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Who won't have the advantage of a three-month training process. there's a reluctance to try to force them -- that upon them while they're fighting a war. so there may have to be some give-and-take involved in this. they're pretty much determined here now to get this, in fact -- the repeal enacted by the end of this year, chris. >> jim miklaszewski. please bleak outlook for the retirement safety net. in a nut shell a study says social security will be bankrupt in 26 years. richard lui is here with a closer look. we're sitting around the conference room this morning, and most of the people pro...

>> you know what? i don't have faith in the training process for those individuals. we have great men and women in uniform, out there protecting us but we really only have an hour and a half video that's going to tell you how to actually identify an undocumented person and a documented person. that's crazy. we need to have some type of program where individuals go out there, they get trained by i.c.e. and understand what are the legal ratifications and what are not. it takes five to seven weeks to get trained by i.c.e. we have nine officers trained by i.c.e. but took five to seven weeks of tra...

I try to stay focused on them and not on what the political atmosphere is. >> well, on sunday, these marines will move to a forward operating base out here in the desert next to a mock afghan village where they will mingle with afghani actors as part of the training process before they deploy to afghanistan in the next few weeks. shepard? >> shepard: rick leventhal and his skully live at 29 -- twenty-nine palms. >> what goes into texas textbooks could effect much of the nation. you should have heard this by now. it's ad nauseam things. what should kids be learning and not learning about americ...

And there is no evidence tasering of people induces cardiac arrest. but the company has significantly changed its recommendations for how tasers should be used. >> taser put out a directive last year telling the tens of thousands of police officers who used the device to no longer aim for the chest area. instead they should go for the back, the leg or the lower pelvis. but cops aren't trained to do that. they're trained to go for the biggest target area: the chest. >> reporter: even taser supporters who say any death by tasers are rare realize officers nationwide will have to change their thin...

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