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dr. carrie buck.rn an at-risk school into an award winning school and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >>>> remember why we went into afghanistan. we went bececause of osama bin laden. >> wesley clark, who says it is time to transition away fr the mission in afghanistan, now focus on beating t taliban. general petraeus, head of the cia, says that the comment that leon panetta made is being over analyzed. are we getting out early or not? >> i think we are getting out early and obama seems determined to do eight or reonally, there was a report of that captured taliban. that taliban thinks they are winning. >> it gave it mitt romney a big club this week. >> we not going to sleep with a -- going to leave with a " mission called the" banner. if we are leaving in 2013 whose brother sister wife is going to be the last to die in this withdrawal? i don't see the policy objective rightow. >> we will never know ife poured the resources of iraq and afghanistan we could have "wo

dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at-risk school into an award winning school and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >> white house connie sounds bad. with a different president that could mean a whole different thing. >> first lady michelle obama treated jay leno to a snack last night. the talk show host a slice of apple dipped with honey from the white house. mrs. obama also discussed the upcoming reelection campaign and what life in the long white houses like. >> she is discussing her campaign theme later on today to stop by southern california supermarket chain to showcase its effort to distribute groceries to low-income neighborhoods. >> the smithsonian is getting ready to make clint eastwood day. the 81-year-old director and actor will receive the institutions bicentennial or during a red carpet event later tonight. he will also cut the ribbon on a new warner brothers theater and the museum of american history. my favorite actor and my favorite museum, that's al

dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at-risk school into an award winning school, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >>> welcome back. it's 6:14. egyptian authorities say they've detained at least 47 people in connection with a soccer riot that killed 74 and injured at least a thousand people. this happened in port said about 120 miles northeast of cairo. the local soccer team defeated one of the country's most successful teams and fans rioted. it is the worst soccer riot in egypt's history worldwide in 16 years. hundreds gather at a local hospital to donate blood to help those injured in the riots. >>> more testing is under way in new york where 15 students are suffering from a mystery illness that causes the uncontrolling tics similar to tourette's syndrome. they're investigating a site where a train derailed back in 1970 dumping toxic chemicals. the site is just four miles from where the students go to school. they're trying to determine whether there's any connec

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bucks to those who get the question right. to those who don't get they are cd. here with me is dr. carrien a medical contributor from "women's health" magazine. we're ready to see how smart our folks are. >> lovely lady from jacksonville. germs can live on hard surfaces for how long? 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours or one week? >> 48 hours. >> good for you. >> wow. she's right. >> did you guess? >> two days. that's how long they last? >> can last anywhere from few minutes but up to 48 hours. germs tend to live heartily on hard surfaces than plastics or stainless steel. and flus live longer than colds. >> okay, so wipe everything down if you can. >> yes. >> this gentleman is an aussie but lives in milwaukee. good to have you in our country. how many colds can children in school environments have per year, five, ten, 12 or 15? >> 12. >> oh, my gosh. another guess? >> how is that possible? 12 colds her year. seem like a lot. >> it's definitely more than what adults get because children they are more susceptible. their up mun immune systems aren't well developed. they are not as good at covering

kathie lee is across the street ready to handout hundred bucks to those who get the question right. here with me is dr. carrie from jacksonville. germs can live on hard surfaces for how long? 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours or one week? >> 48 hours. >> good for you. >> wow. she's right. >> did you guess? >> two days. that's how long they last? >> can last anywhere from few minutes but up to 48 hours. germs tend to live heartily on hard surfaces than plastics or stainless steel. >> okay. >> this gentleman is an aussie but lives in milwaukee. how many colds can children in school environments have per year, five, ten, 12 or 15? >> 12. >> oh, my gosh. another guess? >> how is that possible? >> 12 cold per year. seem like a lot. >> it's definitely more than what adults get because children they are more susceptible. they are not as good at covering their mouths. their environments are dirtier. they get sicker more than adults. >> i have a cutey from boone, north carolina. true or false the stomach flu and influenza are the same thing? >> i'll go with false. >> he's smart too. >> wow. >> yes. okay. stomach flew and f