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Good and safe cabin air quality. again, chris says the amount of toxins we found on the cabin interior are not going to cause health problems. the people at greatest risk are those that work onboard the plane. the pilots and flight attendants. he says crews should be equipped with air monitors to measure toxicity levels. especially if there were to be a fume event. allan chernoff, cnn, new york. good morning, everybody, from the cnn center in atlanta, this is cnn saturday morning for march 13th. >> good morning, i'm brooke baldwin. got a lot going on, including big story we're covering for y...

Morning when you turn it on. >> that's the pilots, they turn on the engine. >> reporter: laura's hair shows tpc traces as well, but only one trillionth of a gram. >> the two leading aircraft manufacturers use the same ventilation system acknowledge fume events can occur, but they say the system provides good and safe air quality. and they say the amount of tauxens are not going to cause health problems, but the greatest risks is for the people that work onboard the plane. crews should be equipped with air monitors so they can measure toxicity levels especially in the event of a fume event. >> ...

Health problems. the people at greatest risk of those who work on board the plane. pilots and flight attendants. and he says those people should be equipped with air monitors, just like the ones we had, so they can consider toxicity levels, especially if there were to be a fume event. tony. >> okay, good stuff. allan chernoff for us in new york. appreciate it, thank you. let's get to our top stories now. americans kept right on shopping in february despite getting buried by snowstorms. the commerce department says retail sales jumped a surprising 0.3 of a percent. that is the biggest gain si...

The oil that has gushed for 2 1/2 months from the broken well today expected to eclipse the 3.3 million barrel mark. weeks to go until bp finished drilling two relief wells it believes are its best chance of plugging the leak permanently. if they are successful. bp attempting to break up much of the oil as it leaves the well. with a chemical dispersant. the epa today releasing the results of its first tests on dispersants, saying the brand being used, corexit, seems to be equal in toxicity to all other dispersants. dispersants are indeed quite toxic, they are supposedly less toxic than the oil...

A half months from the broken well today expected to eclipse that 3.3 million barrel mark. weeks to go until bp finished drilling two relief wells it believes are its best chance of plugging the leak permanently. bp attempting to break up much of the oil as it leaves the well. the epa releasing the results of its first tests on dispersants, saying that the brands being used correct it. seems to be ralph equal in toxicity to all other dispersants. dispersants are indeed quite toxic, they are supposedly less toxic than the oil. not the most reassuring of results. the epa to do more testing, duri...