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>> you're really left to scrape together charity care, go out care, die sooner. there aren't really a lot of options. >> reporter: now, if the conversation goes to that level, the president himself might be vulnerable, if his own plan -- his own plan would put strict limits on future medicare spending and some analysts say it would go even further than the ryan plan. jon: jim angle in washington, thank you. jenna: calls for stronger security at our nation's ports. a new investigation uncovering serious security gaps. we're going to speak to a senator who wants to see big changes. also the ta...

At a briefing homeland security secretary napolitano said the $600 million border security bill congress passed last week provides all the tools the dpa. needs to secure the southwest border. >> this is what we asked for and that is what we thought would be enough. >> she spoke after the president signed the bill without a televised ceremony and adds 1,000 new agents and more for agents and customs and buys two surveillance plans and better communication gear. >> this border has never had more manpower or more infrastructure and never had more technology, with more on the way. >> some doubt it...

Found that the dod defensive systems to prevent the kind of shooting that occurred at fort hood were inadequate and unclear, secretary gates today issued a number of interim steps to try to fill those security gaps. now, the most serious shortfall again appears to be in the finding that the defense department was not totally committed to the joint counterterrorism task force and that's important because that terrorism -- counterterrorism task force had determined months before the shooting occurred that army psychiatrist major nadal hasan who is accused of killing 13 soldiers was exchanging e-...

After the hour. waves crashed into a cruise ship killing two passengers. 14 other people were hit, two seriously. a spokesperson said waves broke windows on the cruise ship, and weather likely caused the waves. and then the airport is at high risk for a terror attack. chicago aviation authorities are more concerned about delays with the $5 billion expansion than security gaps. the boss that was fired last year is suing for over $2 million and to get his job back. chicago's department of aviation won't comment on the sue suit directly but did say its number one concern is safety. the air tr...

Microsoft have been around for a long time they're based on a fundamentally different principle called open source. in contrast to the proprietary software sold by microsoft and other companies open source software uses a source code that's publicly available. that's why hundreds of thousands of programmers around the world can improve it expand on it and fix bugs. the collective work carried out by a swarm of programmers identifies and closes security gaps and efficiently produces state of the art software including the world's most widely used operating systems linux and android unlike micro...