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Bodies. we spent tens of millions on the puffer machines using puffs of air to help detect explosives. they were unreliable. we spent 120 million on the current body scanning machines used in about 150 airports across the country. these are machines that use radio frequency energy to help detect suspicious items. a recent audit found tsa failed to find explosives and weapons in 96% of tests. 96%. not only do they fail to find explosives but simple metal objects which is why the chair of the senate homeland security committee is suggesting airports use metal detectors along with body scanners. ...

It involves one of the space station's two cooling systems. nasa says a pump stopped working yesterday, forcing the six astronauts on board to turn off some noncritical systems. nasa officials tell nbc news right now the pump is running again, but they're not sure how long that will continue. they're hoping a software patch can fix this issue. if not, a space walk could be required. joining me live now via skype is veteran nbc news space correspondent. great pleasure to have you on as always. what are your sources and people telling you here regarding this situation? >> well, they're not that ...

Third. and there an investigation into the model s sedan. the company has said we welcome the investigation. it could lead to recall potentially. but the company is also in the meantime put a software patch on the group so that at highway speeds, there is higher ground clearance which is one of the accusations labeled at the automobile. elsewhere where, yahoo! boosting its share buy back program by $5 million. marissa mayer is looking at new ways to reinvent the company even looking at a new head of design. >> so there is a study that says americans hate going to work more than any other count...

Senators paul and mcdonald against the land. the democratic governor got there through. inside the nerve center of this program here, people taking calls about the affordable care act's implementation. a busy aplace as you imagine to get things down. maryland has had its share of glitches but hearing since 1:00 in the morning last night they have been able to get a software patch to fix some of the problems. the problem seemed to revolve around the ability to log-in. since 1:00 they've had 1,000 more accounts created. so, nearly 2,000 in total now here. and those numbers expected to increase. ...

>> that's good news. now to a story that will affect a lot of us. apple made good on its promise and has released a software patch to protect user's privacy. the company found itself in hot water after users found that the devices stored information on their location for up to one year. well, with this patch the data will be purged after about a week. the update is available through the itunes store. anytime also when the phone is synced up. the shuttle "endeavour" may be facing another launch delay. nasa says the switch box removed from the spaceship has a blown circuit and that the fix-i...