: arsenic?they put in rat poisoning. lead? >> highly dangerous, both of them. >> reporter: the poison is blended in. frank jack says there is no way a lab should miss that. so armed with our spiked samples, it's time to test one of the labs industry sources tell us may be rubber stamping ingredients. >> chris? >> reporter: we're undercover. i'm pretending to be the president of life root naturals, our new supplement company. dr. nesh patel runs a company called natural life science. he gives us a tour of his lab and tells us how some companies even purchase his lab certifications on line to show he's doing things right. >> we have two products. one is kel powder. we have another product which is a weight loss supplement called burn. i'm hiring him to be on my team to help make sure my supplements are safe. >> they have also given us, obviously, their certificate of analysis. but i want your people to make sure that, in fact, it is what it's supposed to be. the certificate i'm giving him has phon

lope sa-- loebsack have done working with the arsenals and depots. and we will continue to work with them over the next years to make sure we're headed in the right direction. want to compliment both of them for the leadership and work they have do done. >> the gentleman from new jersey, mr. runyan, recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to particularly thank chairman forms and ranking member bordial in the readiness mark this year. it is an issue we addressed last year also. if you're aware of the 2005 brack, it was combined from three separate facilities into one in new jersey and been a great success. one problem remains, the wage gap parity issue. it caused a separation between the fort dix and mcguire bases to the laker's side which the fort dix maguire is paid at a philadelphia wage grade and laker side paid at a new york. while haska has addressed this issue now for the second year, opm has indicated they want to resolve this situation and pay the wage system employees at the joint based new york level and have yet to

the arsenal is in my district, rock out on arsenal, a great example of a value. this amendment would lily be detrimental to it and one of the things i use use as an example, back when our war fighters went out and had the soft skin humvees. the arsenal up armored those in a very quickly time and actually saved several lives. so it's proceed with caution, but we've got to be really careful especially with the skill sets on our arsenals and deep oes. with that i yield back. >> would the gentleman yield? gentleman yield? >> yes, sir i. just want to point out to the gentleman, too, as i'm sure he knows from this. the discussion earlier was, if we could do this in the private sector, this doesn't even ask the question whether we can do it in the private sector. it just fixes this arbitrary amount before a study and analysis to see if that could be a possibility for us to look at. >> will the gentleman yield? >> sure. it's not my time, but i'd be happy to yield. >> oh. the fact is that it -- the fact that it doesn't give a timeline, that it states the conditions for wh

nuclear arsenals to do a level of china u.k. and france and so on the end of time it will be quite happy to join and to be involved in the general nuclear arms control and disarmament process eventually to what i view that the ideal scenario of complete nuclear disarmament. but certainly disses a rather distant scenario and china is enjoying his position on moral high ground at least at this stage. well beijing's comments about america's missile defense and moscow's concerns that such a system in europe would threaten its security so in your opinion what are the grounds for these concerns if there are any. well. china you want on one hand certainly would like to see more restraint on the united states to spread is. antiballistic missile systems while the the east would be expensive of nato the deployment of the system in eastern europe are of concern to russia china is much more concerned with similar deployment in japan and korea and possibly in taiwan if such deployment come first taiwan this won't uncertainty you will be a ve

these you did united states and russia continue to develop their nuclear arsenals china will be under pressure to follow suit first by the vulcan more resources to build is. that is is multiple warheads intercontinental ballistic missiles as well as to gradually develop a kind of anti misato. defense system these will be costly china is aware of the lessons of the soviet union in delayed. internet in the nine hundred eighty s. when it was forced to compete with the united states in terms of military development time there certainly would like to devote more resources to economic development so as to be able to catch up with the united states in the community term future but what's interesting in this context is that beijing says that other nuclear states should consider disarmament but china at the same time itself has nearly two hundred nuclear capable ballistic missiles according to some estimates so in your opinion we'll be prepared to disarm as well. yes i think china is well at least at the moment china's formal position as that you feel and when the united states and russia to t

then we move on our way. >> rosario, an arsenal fan.when we come back, my interview with the man big stars have on speed dial when they fall into trouble with the law. benjamin brafman. >>> unless you have been falsely accused of a very serious crime that you did not commit, it is impossible for you to understand or grasp the full measure of relief that dominique strauss-kahn feels today. >> that's top defense attorney benjamin brafman. also represented p. diddy combs. just about everyone, in fact, who wants to get off the ramp. and also what makes benjamin brafman tick? the reason i ask that -- welcome, first of all -- is there are two quotes about you that sprung out to me. one was from jeff toobin who said you are the best he has ever seen in a courtroom. and then other one was a poll recently which named you as one of the top ten toughest living jews in the world. which as an irish catholic boy, i've got to say i found impressive. how do you answer those two charges? >> well, in terms of being the best criminal defense lawyer, i lea

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the first state to ban an arsenic additive to which i think feed. the governor also signed bills requiring all public schools to keep it on hand for students if they have an allergic reaction. and the budget deal that will raise taxes on 14% of state residents. >> leaders of the district police officers and firefighters union want to know why dumpsters were found burning at the department's training academy. firefighters say at least some of those documents were personnel records. documents were also found nearby in an abandoned car. gary giordano has been charged with indecent exposure. he is the gaithersburg man that was linked to the disappearance of robyn gardner. giordano was arrested last friday for a completely different matter. according to a police report, giordano and a woman were naked in the back of his suv. the parking garage manager called to report possible sexual activity. >> and coming up tonight, was it artistic license or did it break the rule of advertising? a federal appeals court settles a two-year fight over a dog mural outsid

, a known arsenal fan confirmed the pay out via twitter saying congratulations you had the last laugh>> good afternoon i am dave feldman. hunter is out as the caps head coach. he quit saying he wanted to return home to london ontario where he own as junior hockey league team. he told the team gm this morning and addressed the team early this afternoon he went 30, 23 and 27 a record after i.e.king to a one year deal to take over for bruce. -- after agreeing to a one year deal to take over for bruce. he emphasized blocking shots. washington eliminated boston in the first round and lost a tough 7 game sererys to new york. even though hunter is leaving he likes the future of this team. >> the teams playing the right way, they are playing stanley cup hockey you have a chance of winning if you play this style. you see them taking a top team, 7 games taking boston you know, and you see the teams left in here they all play hard and i am proud of these guys for sacrificing and doing what it takes to win >> i was shocked when i found out, but, he will be missed. i really learned a lot from him

visitors the lead then two second off goals in eight minutes from the prolific robin van persie put arsenal three two up yet substitute steve martin eighty fifth minute level saw the point shared also winless in four and their champions league fight now after their own hands. so on the sunday and tottenham could leapfrog us all into third if they win at struggling aston villa one of the bottom third bottom bolton host west brom's manager roy hodgson is down for england full of bottom q.p.r. faced full of take on sunderland while manchester united and to keep up the pressure on leaders city as they welcome swanzy in the late game but first up the city go to champions league chasing newcastle knowing their fate is in the right hands. and we have this chance. to be united i think that is very important because but you know the end don't change do you want to say that we were after a food war if we can help you can lose you can we and i don't know but now we are going to get your answer. is because the guys are working really well and i'm very proud for this. hand in the meantime english premie

their arsenal is aging. as they retire, they're not replacing them as fast as they're pulling them out. they actually have fewer about 1500 long-range nuclear weapons deployed. right now, we have about 1800 nuclear weapons. they have another tactical weapons, short-range weapons than we have. we're roughly equal. between us, the u.s. and russia have 90% of the weapons in the world. >> bill: they have about 5,000, too? >> yes, in what they call the active stockpile. some are deployed ready to use. some are held in the closet. little reserved. be careful where you take those out. >> bill: this is big news. >> this is big news. this is the most serious recommendation to come up from an independent panel in years. it should be taken seriously. >> bill: hasn't been talked about a lot. it should get talked about a lot. be glad to take your calls on this, too at 1-866-55-press. this would be huge at the united states would move and russia together in this direction. it would be a huge coup for president obama as so

and a bill to ban arsenic additive in chicken feed. the bills cover 93 pages and for more information head to our website at abc2news.com and we have the story located in our home page. and you can click on a link to read the bills in detail. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> new this morning, we know a possible date for a special session to consider the expansion of gambling. if a work group reaches consensus, that special session could be held the week of july 9th. the work group will consider gaming expansion with a study on the issue with proposed legislation the general assembly could consider in the session. the work group meets three times in the next month. >>> today members of maryland's child sex trafficking task force will continue their conference in baltimore county. federal, state and local authorities all formed a task force back in 2007. more than 100,000 children in the united states are victims of child sex trafficking every single year. tina survivor of child sex trafficking founded courtney's house which basically hel

and we have in that situation a kind of nuclear capacity where you have israel and iran, both arsenals without declaring any policy, any doctrine about that. and this has implications in terms of how the deterrence system can work. finally, and this leads to my conclusion on the implications for nato. nato as an alliance has partnerships with countries in the middle east and the scope, but it has been acknowledged by two parts from nato and partners. these partnerships are very modest. although we have nice paragraphs about the need to improve the partnerships in this tragedy concept, so far the scope is very modest. and this is for several reasons. first, the fact that the big competition for nato comes from its own members which have privileged relations, bilateral relations with some of the countries in the middle east, which are relying more on their bilateral relations than on nato relations. but another element to consider is that the content of the partnership has always been on what we call soft security issues. defense planning, but not key issues for partners which are always

they were united states arsenals when the national military park was established, and the commission then requisitioned 25010 for the marking of the battlefield and use in monuments as well. we're lucky. lucky it's one of the first battlefields sites to be set i side and that these artillery piece was still housed in the united states arsenal and available for marking the battlefield. a lot of people don't realize in the emergency of world war ii, in the need for a national effort to wage a global war, secretary of war, one of the cannons off the battlefield crossed the country for a drive and luckily the secretary the interior was made of stern stuff. had a few words for the secretary of the war and managed to hold on to the cannon and promised that the national park service would provide the scrap that would be demanded of the agency for the drive. so when the exhibits were planned and being designed, the staff at that time in the park service, the park service people, decided that these guns which at one time were on the battlefield would be used to be a part of the exhibit. a lot

this is how the top of the table finished city win on eight goals difference from united arsenal things third place and i guarantee champions league football so i'm all full which could also do the same thing but it won't if chelsea win the champions league final munich next week newcastle. it sticks ever to get nasty so my driving right after finishing about political and at the bottom bolton enjoying wolves and him being relegated q.p.r. survived despite that lost city and aston villa finished two points above the drops a. basketball now in tesco moscow have just missed out on their seven year early title after the army menstruate fourteen point lead to go down to a limpy all calls in istanbul and they couldn't hope prevailed. but the great outfit turned the tables after the mission and enjoyed a future final quarter we're just pleased as he scored he blessed the second to go limp youngest a sixteen point two sixty one victory the second time for this so when it's hundred fifteen years ago. while the bronze medal goes to boss a lot of the spanish powerhouse were too strong for last ye

so this is now the top of the table finished city win on eight goals difference from united arsenal think third place and i'm guaranteed champions league football so i'm all full which could also do the same thing but it won't if chelsea win the champions league final munich next week do you consummate that elusive stick and everton get nasty side bragging rights after finishing about liverpool and at the bottom bolton enjoying wolves and him being relegated q.p.r. survived despite that lost city and aston villa finished two points above the drop zone. basketball now in tesco moscow have just missed out on their seventh year in the title after the army menstruate a fourteen point lead to go down to a limp jocose in istanbul and i get along i prevailed passed off but the great outfits to turn the tables on to this mission and enjoyed a future final quarter just pleased as he scored to be blessed with a second to go in limp younkers a sixteen points to sixty one victory in their second title after so in the tournament fifteen years ago. while the bronze medal goes to bosler down the spanish

opens its weapons arsenals to. a popular uprising in the state. it is trying times for the eurozone as we all know next week talk to. the economics writer for the guardian newspaper about what greece and the entire region can do to try and get back on track. today i'm talking to a detour chakraborty who is an economics leader writer for the guardian newspaper we're talking as politicians increasingly start to discuss an exit for greece from the euro zone as you see chakraborty thinks that orderly all disorderly that exit will see disorder on the streets of greece at easter thank you very much for talking to us today and we've recently seen these elections in greece which appear to have shown that the greek people reject austerity how long do you think that rebellion is going to go on for i think it's already been going on for the better part of two years ever since the european union and the i.m.f. impose a really severe program of spending cards and form of welfare on greece you've basically seen a country which is descend very quickly into the r

an arsenal of his family's guns in the basement.gent arrives at the scene. >> he had numerous weapons. he had high-powered rifles, many mounted with scopes. shotguns, handguns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition. we had a pretty good idea of what we were facing from the beginning. >> 14 guns in all with a stockpile of ammunition. all now part of russell sublet's one-man army. >> he knew every inch of the house. he immediately started engaging us with a high-powered rifle and shotgun, firing inside the house. and then gunshots directed outside. >> then a chilling development. the homeowner reaches sublet by phone. sublet says he's bitter over being fired. he says he plans to "go out like a cowboy", and take as many officers with him as he can. >> it was six hours that i laid up there with him popping off the rounds, me in the front yard of this house. >> it was really hard to tell where the shots were coming from and where they were being shot out. since the house was so large. >> as sublet is shooting at the officers and hanging tough

the arsenal and manchester prufrock island arsenal is a great example of the value in this amendmentould be detrimental to it and one of the things i always use as an example is that when our war fighters win out and have a soft skinned humvees with the rock island arsenal but up-armored those in the quicktime and actually saved several lives. so you know, proceed with caution, but we've got to be careful, especially with the skill sets we have on arsenals and depots on the patio type. >> with the gentleman yield? >> i just want to point out to the gentleman, to come has been sure he knows tennis, the discussion earlier was if we could do this in the air, this is not a question whether we can do it in the private area. it just fixes the arbitrary amount before it does any analysis to see if that could be a possibility for us to look at. >> what the gentleman yield? >> is not my time, but i'd be happy to yield. >> the fact is -- the fact that it doesn't give a timeline, but it states the conditions for what could occur, in other words only jobs competitively done by the other as the s

isn't part of your family's plan but getting rays; sun screen is the most important weapon in your arsenal. so choose a sun screen with an spf of 30 and apply it every two hours. if your kids get into the wart reapply every two hours. >> enroll children in swimming instructions early. be with your child at all times. never leave them unsupervised. if you have your children with other adults, family members, friends, make shower that they're aware of their water needs and that they're attentive to the children as well. >> experts recommend that children use u.s. coast guard approved floating aids. if you're heading out on a boarkts make sure that everyone is wearing a life jacket. jamie? >> tonight's consumer alert, memorial day weekend means paying more for gals. aaa said nine out of 10 people mr. hit the road -- will hit the road and 35 million will travel 50-miles from home. just a few weeks ago experts are predicting a $5 or $6 gas, but that will in the happen. >> i'm happy with $3.50. $3.79 the week before that. >> analysts say we have seen the peak. >>> don't weak a sleeping baby. why

an fda study found levels of inorganic arsenic and candles treated with the drug. it's a known carcinogen and pfizer stopped selling the chemical last july after the study was released. >>> well, it was just a nasty day out there. not much more than that can be said about that. i see some sunshine coming out? >> you are an optimist. >> nothing but gray skies and i take that back. from that monitor. >> yeah, look at that there. >> yeah, i see that and it was spinning all day. >> in the rinse cycle there. >> yeah. >> and we still have some showers out there new. the reason we're seeing sunshine, there is a warm front sitting on top of the city. south of that warm front, there is some breaks in the clouds and temperatures have really come up, and there is a couple of showers trying to become thunderstorms. if we can, let me see what we can do. we start with radar. it can be fine if we can come here and we have this new. can you see there is a lot of showers. there is some thunderstorms offshore and there is a ton of rain. the flow is coming from the east and the south

maryland is now also officially the first state to ban arsenic in chicken feed. also, there is a new law updating maryland's legal definition of a child. the "washington post" reports it will now include children conceived and born using frozen genetic material from a parent for up to two years after that parent's death. >>> it may be hard to believe when you are stuck behind the wheel, but traffic in the d.c. region isn't as bad as it used to be. >> a look at the morning's other headlines including more potential trouble surrounding that facebook ip. on. find out what one of the world's most well known investment batches is saying about being under fire.  >>> egyptians for the first time in history are freely choosing their president. there are long lines at polling stayings. former president jimmy carter is there to monitor the elections along with congressman dived dryer who runs the carter center. this first round of voting runs until tomorrow night. >>> also making headline, nuclear talk with iran. the yait is one of sick world powers trying to get y

opens its arsenal of weapons. of mass uprising in the state. the pro western. the group of eight industrialized nations expressed hope greece can stay within the eurozone but experts paint a very different picture of what's really happening behind the scenes. my colleagues bill daughters here in half an hour's time but for now it's part two of our extended report about american foreign policy. i'm not saying i was an absolutely top form but you did great with the media now as an opportunity to grab on a couple things like what was the last question about palestinian terrorism well i thought i answered that well you're getting light is you know be in the media to marshal the focus and house and karen bennett you know is really charismatic i mean i think it's a question of priorities i spoke for two hours were going to people showed an enormous amount of tolerance and then me speak for two hours and therefore i have an obligation to let people have their say no i'm saying things which deeply upset many people in the audience if they controlled themselves for two

authorities say the 17-year-old seen in this facebook picture kept an arsenal of weapons including assault rifles and a police uniform. showing items were stashed in richmond with a stolen yellow lamborghini owned by chef guy pei -- fieri. >> there is lawmakers working to prevent the cost of low interest student loans from jumping and they could double after the law that keeps them in check expires july 1. we're live tonight at foot hill college with the story. >> there are local kem democrats running hard with this one. congress woman here today at foot hill college. barbara lee at cal. tomorrow, zoe loft gren at san jose state university. a lot of students could be affected by this. and there are 3030 -- 30% of the students have this type of loan. there are interest rates at 3.4%. when applying the rate would double to 6.8%. that worries ashley, transfering to a costly private university. >> this is stafford loan is the only option, it's something doable. and this would only make education harder. >> congress passed a law lowering the interest rate on a stafford loan to help families ear

opens its arsenal of weapons to populate came as a mass uprising in the state threatens to unseat the pro western moniker. why those are some of the headlines on the weekly here on our next extended report about a controversial american academic who's taking a stand against u.s. foreign policy you're watching. you know the famous joke. a journalist goes around them asks a russian of oh and this is really the same question he first goes to the russian excuse me what's your opinion of the meat shortage the russian says what's in the penny and. the reporter then goes to the pope excuse me what's your opinion of the meat shortage the pogos what's meat. you gave goes to the israeli excuse me what's your opinion of the meat shortage is really replies what's excuse me. norman finkelstein speaks for no one but himself and a handful of people who have such hatred for america. famous in this recent credit card should that if a person walking the streets of london going to treat people he could probably be killed before he could. do for every single member of my family on both sides was extermin

does bill's evidence, he said it started with these dory about the arsenal shirt. if i was making decisions about staff and their future on the basis of a failure of a story being lost, three-quarters of staff would have been on disciplinary. that is the nature of the newspaper. in any event, it was a story about whether arsenal would be wearing a purple shirt. it was not an exclusive about who was the next manager of england. >> later in 2006, this is paragraph 130. do you see that? mr. wallace reported. he was instructed, he stated, i want him out as quickly as cheaply and possible. -- quickly and it cheaply as possible. do you remember that e-mail? >> so much as i have been reminded by it. i do not know the context of it was. i did not know what was before or what followed after. >> i think what the tribunal is saying is, if you marry up the november 2005 e-mail with the 2006 e-mail, it is consistent. you want this man out. you are pulling him. >> it is not the truth. the first point is to make, i had supported him in trying to get mr. kristol -- mr. iscoll's re

dan abrams say that the investigators have an arsenal of tricks. >> you get people all the time that are claiming credit for and they have to exclude him as much as hey can. so, it's possible they have suggested other crimes and said, oh, we got another case, were you involved in that one, to see if he confessed to more than one. >> little help to find dna to hernandez to the crime. or. >>> the other major story overnight, we're on the storm watch with the tropical low brewing off the southern u.s. >> and then it's hurricane bud in pacific. a major category 3 storm with 115 mile an hour winds. it's forecast to weaken before it makes land fall tonight before the popular spot puerto vallarta. >> reporter: tropical storm alberto jumped the gun last week. churning off the coast of south carolina. now a tropical disturbance could turn into tropical beryl over the weekend. we're seeing something completely new. >> this is first time in recorded history that we had a preseason named storm in both the atlantic and eastern pacific basins. >> reporter: despite this early activity noaa predict

they found an arsenal of weapons including the stolen car when they searched a storage unit in richmond. he is being held in a juvenile home on $2 million bail. >> teacher unions are expected to take vote today and if necessary call a strike. a state mediator is working with the district to find a compromise talks which school officials say is at an impasse. the current contract expires on jl first. district is demanding $30 million in cuts in teacher salaries and benefits. they are preparing to issue 218 pink slips by the may 15 deadline because of state budget cuts. >> eric: today 18th annual bike to workday. they expect record participation one reason is the number of cyclists has increased by 70% in the last five years. the there will be convoys and floirj stations and you can go to our website for more information on the location on bike to work back activities. >> i think record-breaking could happen today. weather seems like it's going to cooperate. >> let's teek check with mike and see what the forecast holds. >> it's cooler. three degrees warmer in antioch but everybody else ab

now they have a new weapon in their arsenal.is huge, it is unprecedented and it's going to create its own kind of economy all based upon polarizing the american people. >> what makes super pacs really dangerous is they devolve power from the elected official. you can vote yes or no for obama or romney to the hands of staffers, advisers, independent billionaires who we have no ability to influence what they say or do and we're giving them the power to set the tone for the debate. that's the most dangerous part about super pacs. >> the only thing we'll say if we switch topics, before you had people with huge influence and ambiguously named organizations that were sort of about one cause that gave money and it was a little hard tore see the money. now it may be vial, but at least you can see who's spending money. so it's very transparent. but let me play an ad, planned parenthood. this is one of the ads the president is running to push on the women's issue against mitt romney. play this and get your response. >> when mitt romney sa

nuclear arsenal over the next 10 years. the report signed by a retired vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and several national security figures argues the u.s. needs no more than 900 nuclear weapons to maintain its security. >>> in new york, funny lady betty white will be the latest celebrity to grace the hot seat at the friar's club roast of 2012. barbara walters has the honor of serving as roastmaster for the ceremony. >>> janet jackson turns 46. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> here is a look at what is coming up later this morning on the "today" show. hear from the father of a 22-year-old woman, hanna luce, the sole survivor of a fiery plane crash that killed four of her friends. >> matt lauer sits down with the mother of kardashian girls, kris jenner, to discuss the new season of their reality show. keep on it this channel for local news, weather sports

that is our strongest ammunition here in our arsenal. we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborators, and most of all to the members of the audience and immigrant communities who are represented for which we exist, thank you for coming here this evening. we have learned a lot and are well educated for going forward. please look for a written report on these proceedings by the end of the meeting. also we look forward to a report on april 13, 2009 of the joint hearing with the human rights commission by the end of the year. thank you all for coming here this evening. [applause] >> the meeting is adjourned.

this is where marianne picks up free cleaning solvent to add to her graffiti removing arsenal. >> you have your various things. >> there is solvent, rags, and different shades of spray paint. >> graffiti is in my life every day. i don't paint every day, but, you know, i -- >> israeli find graffiti on traffic signals, signs, electrical boxes, newspaper stands, and garbage cans. >> you see it on the cement, and streets. actually, that's more tiff to remove did she says -- >> she says her workplace is a popular target. she removed the tag from the fence. you can still see some specs of paint against the blue fence. she has lives here for almost 30 years, she's the part owner of nearby properties. she has a connection between. >>> feet and the -- she says there's a connection between graffiti and the economy. >> all the crime goes up, you know, cars being vandalized, and apartments sometimes get broken into. and graffiti, all those things, when the economy is better, i see those things abate. >> she abaits graffiti because she believes a clean neighborhood lessens the likelihood of crime.

seizures, including the head lag, something the pediatrician should know about and have in their arsenalrents, if they have a high risk situation. >> jamie: let me ask you, dr. samadi, what are the high risk situations, other than a sibling who has been diagnosed. >> family history is extremely important. >> jamie: it is genetics. >> genetic plays a big role and if you have siblings you are at high risk. i think what this tells us, and the medical community, is obviously, intriguing study, a small study, there are only 40 kids, some surveys and, certainly, just because you your child had a head lag doesn't mean they'll become autistic and i want to make it clear but, we are desperate to find a way to screen and i think that is what this is about, the sooner you find the answer and diagnose them you can intervene and they have better outcomes and that is really what is going on with autism, the numbers are on the rise because we are screening them more and parents are reporting them more, and instead of catching them at the age of 4, if you catch them at 6 months you have a better outcome

attack by iran, but moscow fears that the shield could undermine the effectiveness of its own nuclear arsenal. >> the head of nato says he would much rather russia cooperate on missile defense, saying they have shared interests. >> with the nato summit in chicago just weeks away, and nato's secretary general met chancellor angela merkel in berlin. on the agenda -- nato's planned anti-missile shield which was the object to. merkel has pledged her support. >> we must use every chance to persuade russia that this is not acting against them. rather, it is a measure for more security in which russia can participate to a certain extent. >> the kremlin has demanded a legally binding guarantee that the system will not be used against russia. the united states has refused. but rasmussen said russia's fears were groundless. >> i think the best way that the russians could see with their own eyes that our system is not directed against russia would be to engage actively in the cooperation that we have suggested. >> the defense system is to be completed in four phases by about 2020 and includes intercepte

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