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♪ what's inside? ♪ [laughter] possibilities. what we deliver by delivering. jillian: welcome back, good morning to you, fighter pilot struck by lighting in cockpit, look at this. pilot from kuwait jumping and reaching for goggles as the lighting strikes the jet, the cockpit camera catching the whole thing. he's okay, the jet is damaged. north korea is reportedly still developing missiles despite vow to go stop launches, the japan news reports the rogue nation conducted a missile-linked radio wave experiment this month, the u.s., japan and south korea constantly monitoring north korea radio...

Having manufactured and planting, to emit a radio wave up to eight miles away, where the nsa could, through a relay station, pick up data from a computer that's completely walled off from the internet. and we have talked before on your show, wolf, about the operation against iran, the olympic games. we tried -- reported on a year-and-a-half ago. and that is the technology we believe was used, at least in part, to get the information into and out of the computers in iran that were attacked by the u.s. and israel as part of that operation. so it's very possible that mr. snowden could over time b...

Mexico. the suspect not an 11-year-old boy and 13-year-old girl before a teacher convinced him to put his weapon down. the entire incident lasted just ten seconds. the victims were air lifted to hospital in lubbock, texas. one victim is in critical condition, the other stable. the school reopens tomorrow. >> and the "new york times," the potential leak into our privacy just got a little bit smaller. software utilizes a secret radio wave and can translate data from computers even if they're not logged into the internet and they call it an "active defense against cyber attacks." >> the demand fo...

Normally, we use mammogram, right now, to diagnose breast cancer. but, as you know, mammograms are challenging and difficult tests, because, you have to really press the breast tissue and it is painful and, emits radiation and there is some links to cancer as a result of prolonged use of mammograms, and it is also difficult to do this in younger women, because the tissue is very dense, now, there is a new technology, coming in the pipeline, which is going to be called maria, stands for a long term, but is basically based on the technology of anti-land mine explosives, these are nonmetallic exp...

we have now, yesterday we were thinking there wasn't going to be a referendum. now the greek finance minister has told the eu there will be no referendum. but as you alluded to, within about six hours or so there is going to be the final step in a confidence vote on the greek -- in the greek parliament. the prime minister, george papandreou, who's really behind all the drama this week, only has a two-seat lead in parliament. so it remains to be seen what's going to happen in greece. but randi, greece is a tiny country in the grand scheme of things. it is the 32nd biggest country in t...