petry will be chairing it next committee.g the body images, but this is only symptomatic of the symptoms, 3,590 administrative personnel in washington d.c. making $105,000 per person on average a year. again, this is just one tip of the iceberg to an agency that cries out for reform. congressman, i've got to ask you quick. critics pointed out you received $81,000 in campaign donations related to private contractors when it comes to the airports. might there be a conflict of interest there in terms of your asking the tsa to make changes perhaps helping those private contractors? >> yeah, well, first of all, you know, they've bundled 18 years of two companies that are in my state into that and you know, they try to discredit folks that have a difference of opinion. but the important thing here is that we get it right. and i don't care if the airports do it, private screeners do it or tsa does it. it's so important because we cannot afford to fail. we've got to get this right. our security and the travelers public's security dep

defensive line before berlin so the german soldiers defended the highlands with deadly determination petri tism aside the german army had still other reasons to keep finding to the bitter end despite the desperate situation. that any soldier of slain his position might be shot in killed by an officer on the spot so many soldiers hanged on poles for attempting to leave their position on the propaganda had hammered into our heads that we must avoid being taken prisoner by the soviets at all cost and. the soviet forces expected to overrun the seal heights in a matter of hours. the germans clung to their defenses for nearly three days and nights. after a head on thrust failed to take the heights soviet troops fly into the german defenses only vended the defending army led by general boo say fall back now nothing stood in the way of the red army's advance towards berlin. the cost of the assault was a very high. the soviet forces lost tens of thousands of men in a tiny center near the author. who knew the rules have never seen so many dead bodies as i sold the sale the heights thousands and thou

. >> reporter: researchers took a piece of human skin and cultivated the cells in a petrie dish, adding saline solution loaded with proteins those skin cells were converted into blood cells. about 70% of all patients who need a transplant are unable to find a match in their family. the hope is that his research will eventually eliminate the need for blood marrow drives like this one. >> i think our demonstration opens up the possibility that other types of cells could be also be converted from blood and certainly things like liver cells, pancreatic cells, potentially neuro cells. >> reporter: researchers are excited because this approach avoids controversial stem cell debate. >> the promise here is that it avoids a lot of the ethical issues that have really plagued stem cell research because here you are taking cells that are coming from you. >> reporter: jay dow, cbs news, new york. >>> a bizarre incident of deception on an airliner is raising security concerns this morning. get this, a young asian man boarded a flight from hong kong last month disguised as an elderly white man. during

a right to be afraid of the federal government i mean the federal government's been involved in a petri dish in constitution abuse and assassinations yes i you know it's i've become. amused when certain progressive or certain progressive organizations. make fun of the conspiracy theories if you will of the right wing. and it's not really totally fair because you know if you look at the situation. there's elements of truth in those conspiracy theories and progressive should thank him too to heart i mean i was shocked one day i was reading r.j. evans his book on the i would not use came to power and then the second volume was the nazis in power and you know whole basic chapter on what the nazis did very early on. against the communists socialists the jews. and you could go through and i found like about nine or ten things that the nazis very early in their in their administration did that george bush and obama have done so you know the federal government is a threat to civil liberties there's no doubt about that. where i part company with the right wing is like so what are you doing about

crews responded to a fire on petri fewed forrest road. deputies found the remains of 50 marijuana plants, assault rifles, and two other weapons. >>> we are not jinxing them. we are just going to say tonight could be the night for the san francisco giants. they are this close to being world champions and >>> plus san jose firefighters rush to put out a major fire that erupted just hours ago. >>> skies are mostically -- skies are mostly clear. we'll have the answer in two minutes. >>> giants are now within one win of a world series title. how they did it last night. >>>

. >> but the petry dish. blow hole check like a throat culture to look for infection. >> we will culture it to see what bacteria if any grows. >> he rolls over for every inspection. >> there is his ear. looks good. >> and then he tips his tail like we would offer an arm to find a vain for blood test. >> you see these branches? right here. those are vessels. so you can touch. you can run your finger over it you can feel a little depression. and so that's where he goes. you can go in and the blood flows out. >> now has a nice treat for being so good. his baby is learning the tricks. crying out for a little attention herself. >> keep on doing that. >> at four years old, bella is teething but she is not crying like a baby. >> they like to play on different toys and movies. >> like a child would. >> jump on them when they are teething. >> and give kisses. not a bad way to end an average day with an extraordinary physician. >> bye-bye! >>> dina bair, wgn news. >>> i had no idea. the doctor was called in after the g

documents, and, using body scanning machines that reveal less of your figure, here's congressman petriewith a better scanning technology that uses an outline and highlights if something is unusual, a box will show up on the screen, instead of all of this personal in the trugs, and, we can do a better job, than this and protect people without destroying the values we are trying to protect. >> reporter: congressman petrie and house majority leader steny hoyer said today there will be hearings about this, and is not the end of the debate. >> all right, hearings. okay. more congressional input, thanks! lawmakers and the flying public struggle with the new procedures, al qaeda in yemen is issuing a new threat. expect more small scale attempts to bomb u.s. cargo planes, and that was the message posted on the english language web site of the group. the editors broadcasting about their october plot, calling it operation hemorrhage. saying the bomb that disrupted air cargo traffic two days cost only $4200 to carry out. the group says it is part over a new strategy to replace spectacular attacks

. >>> this is petri dish of possible outcomes. >> the sentencing hearing is scheduled to begin at 8:30 this morning but expected to take hours. as soon as we know the judge's decision we'll bring you live coverage right here. >> right now, santa clara county sheriff's deputies are looking for a driver who flooded an intersection. the unknown driver hit a fire hydrant on wolf road right in front of a shopping center. as you see the water is spewing everywhere. firefighters managed to get the hydrant shut off around 3:30 but they say it could take time for all the water to drain off. sheriff's deputies are looking for the driver responsible but they say he could be difficult to find because so far, there are no witnesses. >>> three weeks from thanksgiving so why does today seem like black friday retailers to hope lure shoppers in? three tree is live in san jose where they are dangling a special offer. >> best buy is one of the big stores promoting big deals. we are three weeks away from black friday. still in this difficult economy you've got stores like best buy breaking out the deals h

. >> reporter: but does have to pull out the petris dish.ok for infection. >> and we'll culture it to look for any growth. >> reporter: he rolls over for every inspection. >> there's his ear which looks good. >> reporter: he tips his tail like we would offer an arm for a blood test. >> you see these, those are blood vessels. you can go ahead and touch. you can see a little bit of a depression, and so that's where you go. you want to go in and the blood flows out. >> reporter: he got a nice treat for being so good. his baby is learning the tricks, crying out for a little attention herself. [screeching] >> at 4 years old, bella is teething but not crying like a baby. >> it's just like a child would. >> when they're teething? >> reporter: and give kisses. [laughter] >> reporter: not a bad way to end an average day with an extraordinary physician. >> bye-bye. [laughter] >> what a great job, dr. pole was called in after the gulf oil spill to evaluate and help protect marine life in the wild as well. you know, there are no text book rules here. ev

can we essentially create preventative mechanisms that live in a petri dish that we don't to launch norm mouse epidemiological studies until the cancers come out in the population to say, oh, my goodness, it must have been asbestos, or oh, my goodness, it must have been smoking. so i think in every direction prevention and therapeutic direction we need to try to find out how to connect the wealth of information from this project towards finding prevention and therapy. >> rose: "the emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer," siddhartha mukherjee, thank you. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> rose: extraordinary book. >> rose: "love and other drugs" is ed zwick's new movie. it's loosely based on the book "hard sell: the evolution of a vagary salesman" by jamie ready. set against the backdrop of the pharmaceutical industry of the late 1990s, it's the story of a drug salesman who falls in love unexpectedly with a woman with early onset parkinson's. here is the trailer for the film. >> hay, lisa. her >> her name's not lisa. but if every time i say hey lisa she'll think i dated a

i do not believe that an embryo in a petrie dish is a life. allow these people that are suffering life- threatening injuries and life- threatening conditions to be deprived of these live-saving measures. even nancy reagan is in favor of the embryonic cell research. >> thank you. the next question from tom cropper. >> congressman deal, in the last question i ask you you mentioned there were some substantial business losses you suffered with your family. i believe there is a $2.3 billion bank long coming due for you in february. given these financial decisions and that the governor is responsible for the state budget, should taxpayers be concerned about the financial judgment and decisions you'd be making in condition -- in connection with the budget? >> many people have asked me, what would you do this? the answer is always as most georgians would say, when you have a child and if you need to help them, you help them. that is exactly what i did. i did not necessarily run the business. i let my daughter and her husband make this judgment calls.

bill: 50 petri dish, 50 labratories and you expand the -- >> that's right, let's have labratories -- >> bill: you have to spend the money and get a return to it doesn't go into a pwhr-bg hole. i've got to run. and remarks i know you're chomping at the bit but we'll get you later in the week and bob, what we'll do is air the segment we do during commercial tile and our viewers will get into that. goodbye bob, good buy andrea. >> happy thanksgiving. bill: to you as well. don't be a turkey. almost 600 people have taken our poll in five minutes, more than 84 percent saying yes, it's in trouble. you can still weigh n. go to the show page, fox news.com/"america's newsroom". maybe perry was on to something there. bob, andrea, thank you. martha. martha: police say he shot a park ranger during a routine traffic stop and now a major man hunt is on in the rugged terrain of the utah mountains now. we have a new update coming in on this story. we'll bring it to you. bill: the continued backlash over the patdown of the body skaerpb, what our next guest says and why he says none of this works, anyw

i don't believe that an embryo in a petrie dish is a life. and i don't see how we allow these people suffering life-threatening injuries and life-threatening conditions to be deprived of these life-saving measures. even nancy reagan was in favor of embryonic cell research. >> thank you. next question from tom crawford. >> congressman deal, in the last question i asked you, you did mention that there are some rather substantial business losses that you suffered when you went to the business venture with your family and i believe there's a $2.3 million bank loan coming due for you perhaps in february. given these kind of financial decisions and given the governor is responsible for an $18 billion state budget, should taxpayers be concerned about the kinds of financial judgments financial decisions you would be making in connection with the budget? >> tom, i'm really impressed that you are so concerned about my financial situation. many people have asked me, why would you do this? and the answer is always as most georgians would say when you hav

representatives john micah, a republican and tom petry, a republican and as is ted poe, and democratson from mississippi. this is bipartisan and asking the tsa to loosen up on some of the procedures. here is what the head of the tsa, john pistol, had to say. >> we use a lot of intelligence as i mentioned to put people who are of concern on watch lists, whether that's a no-fly list and never get on a flight or a select list so we can provide additional scrutiny and gather as much information as we can about the person and background and things that the law allows without profiling, and then we try to make the informed judgment as to how we can best procedure. >> informed judgment. that's what one of our guests this morning wants the tsa to take up. because he says all of these things that we're doing now. hundreds of thousands of dollars to put these machines that taxpayers are paying for, they don't work. they don't catch the types of bombs, types of material at that we need to protect ourselves with. this guy is a genius and i hope they're listening to him. he ran el al airline, the

in a't believe an embryo petrie dish is a life. i don't see how we allow these people that are suffering life- threatening injuries to be deprived of these life-saving measures. even nancy reagan is in favor of the embryonic stem cell research. >> the last question i asked you you mentioned there was substantial business losses that you suffered when he went to that business venture with your family. i believe there is a $2.3 billion bank loan coming due. given these financial decisions and that the governor is responsible for a debate -- state budget, should taxpayers be concerned about the financial decisions you would be making? >> i am impressed you are so concerned about my financial situation. many people have asked me why i would do this. the answer is always when you have a child and you need to help them, you help them. i did not necessarily run the business. my wife and i have substantially reduced the debt. it was not at $2.3 million. we have already paid down on a payment schedule previously in place. we will be able to

>> reporter: connie swab the samples in petri dishes letting them sit a few days to see what grows.h and carol forte, hello. >> so it was pretty disgusting. >> so on the refrigerator door, what did you guys end up finding? >> we actually found mold found often in soil and in carpet dust. somebody plays on the floor and touches a refrigerator. we also found quite a bit of basillis bacteria which is also in dust and soi and sta staffstapholocceos. it does demonstrate whatever you touch or whatever people are generating make their way to the surfaces we touch. so under a situation where someone might have a vir or cold, could be readily transfer transferred. >> how do you clean it off? what's the right way to get rid of it? >> bleach and water is your best bet. as mild as a tablespoon to a gallon and it will sanitize or you can even make it stroer. >> what about these things? >> bleach and water is not the quickest things so mix together so the wipes are great. check the label, make sure it is epa registered and keep the surfaces wet. don't just wipe and go. because you're not going to