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out there on the way to reading, calico area, accident, trash truck, debris all over the roadway, lefte still blocked. and the debris is in the westbound lanes. so this is as you're heading from here out toward reading, 322, kerrey; your alternate. >> all right, sue, thanks. 5:53. a young mom pulled over and accused of not having her child in a carseat. but the police officer doesn't give her a ticket. what he did instead that that has a lot of people talking. >>> good morning, welcome back, it is 5:56. yes, the full lunar eclipse is in effect right now, we're about two thirds through this event, sue serio will get us caught up on what's going on with this stellar event quite literally. car pulled over because a child is actually standing inside a moving car. but the officer who made that stop didn't do what many expected, didn't write a ticket, he actually really helped out in a big way. the young mother was stopped friday. she says she new she was in the wrong by not having her daughter strapped in. she explained to the officer that she had recently fallen on hard times, and couldn't

. >> what about trying to cure death, calico? >> this did not come from google x. it is another audacious moonshot. this is what i admire google for. there are no people around that lived for 200 years and we don't understand why. there is actually very little research done as compared to research on curing cancer. i think it is a perfectly fine proposition to say, let's give it a try. if google succeeds in finding a remedy for old age dying, i would say that they have done something fantastic for the world. and they will make a dime or two as well. >> what kind of things do you explore if you are trying to extend our lives to 200 years? >> there is a lot of genetic information that is interesting. we know, for example that our cells have some kind of counter built-in. we also know that we produce new cells. the counter gets reset in interesting ways. a lot of potential to think about what is the information that manifests housing? >> you think we will see this in our lives? >> yes, i believe we will. >> what is the brainstorming session inside google x like? >> i

google has tell were they are calico your debt -- where they are trying to cure your debt. >> it is aearly to speculate, but certainly you will see some consolidation in this space. we are in the early days of a new consumer. if you have the ability to talk thatdoctor in an instant, is a consumer buying decision that is a completely different path than my employer-based insurance. huge shift in economics, and a huge shift in the marketplace. i think you're going to see a lot more of those. i think you'll see consolidation among the winners. >> are there enough health care professionals out there to satisfy the demand? >> there are certainly opportunities previous seen a lot of specialization. generalou see practitioners come down in scale, this will connect us to the type of dr. we meet at when we meet its rather than any old dr. >> thank you so much. we will continue to follow how yours and other services develop. bottom line is coming up at the top of the hour. mark crumpton gives us a preview. >> we will continue to follow the drop in the u.s. equity markets. we will also get a fou