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proteins known as plaques interrupt transmissions. nerve cells began to wither away. scientists have yet to find a cure. as the number of elderly increases, so does the number of alzheimer's patients. one key problem is that the disease is often recognized too late. the eye offers a chance of early recognition. scientists have found that the plaques that kill brain cells also build up on the retina. scientists hope they can inject a patient with a fluorescent compound that shows up in a non invasive imaging process. a lot of research is still needed, but an early diagnosis would make new treatments possible. this mouse is confused. it has alzheimer's, and has forgotten the way to the island at the center of this. but it appears that memory loss can be reversed in the early stages of the disease. scientists have succeeded in shutting down the gene responsible for the damaging effects of the plaque. more research has to be carried out to see if this process could treat humans. but this mouse is once again capable of learning, and remembers the way to the island. another

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and i just ask whoever did it to return the plaque no questions asked. >>> the plaque had an imaginef milk. it's been there since the 1980s. >>> $60,000 worth of i pads were stolen recently from a best buy store. the heist occurred last friday night late last friday night at the best buy on camino arroyo. the thieves used a floor jack to pry open the case and stole a metal case filled with iphone 2s. no arrests so far. >>> a shalid had been held by palestinian militants. in exchange, israeli released hundreds of prisoners. >>>-- to the fight against gadhafi. >>> and in japan, the owner of the damaged fukushima plant will be reopened sooner than thought. plant operators also said they've been able to cut radio active emissions significantly. >>> the issue of pipeline safety was front and center today at a u.s. senate economy hearing. the hearing came one day after the senators unanimously passed a natural pipeline safety bill. it would require automatic shut off valves on new pipelines. dianne feinstein said in california there's added reason for concern. >> we're earthquake country.

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. megyn: back, now, to our fox fox news alert on the white house now weighing in on the deadly violence rocking egypt. watch this tape, it's disturbing, i warn you. after we literally saw military vehicles running down people in the street including christian protesters. the obama administration saying all sides should try to scale back on the violence and the unrest should not stand in the way of timely elections in the transition to democracy there. but has the white house missed the message? john bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor. so the white house has come out and said that now is the time for restraint on all sides so the egyptians can move forward and saying the president's deeply concerned about this violence, but saying they should not, these events should not stand in the way of timely elections there. put in perspective for us what is happening over there. wha

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and i just ask whoever did it to return the plaque no questions asked. >>> the plaque had an imagineit's been there since the 1980s. >>> $60,000 worth of i pads were stolen recently from a best buy store. the heist occurred last friday night late last friday night at the best buy on camino arroyo. the thieves used a floor jack to pry open the case and stole a metal case filled with iphone 2s. no arrests so far. >>> a shalid had been held by palestinian militants. in exchange, israeli released hundreds of prisoners. >>>-- to the fight against gadhafi. >>> and in japan, the owner of the damaged fukushima plant will be reopened sooner than thought. plant operators also said they've been able to cut radio active emissions significantly. >>> the issue of pipeline safety was front and center today at a u.s. senate economy hearing. the hearing came one day after the senators unanimously passed a natural pipeline safety bill. it would require automatic shut off valves on new pipelines. dianne feinstein said in california there's added reason for concern. >> we're earthquake country. there's

police say it's possible someone stole the plaque to sell as scrap metal. it's estimated value is 10- thousand dollars. wildlife experts are trying to catch a red-tail hawk that's been shot through the head with a nail gun. it was last seen in golden gate park, eating its prey. linda yee on the delicate operation to catch it. linda. "..." linda yee, thank you. despite two attacks in one week, salmon pens in tiburon will be rebuilt. >> thank you. >>> despite two attacks in one week, high school students, the fish were to be released during a ceremony later this month. vandals destroyed the project by releasing 60,000 salmon in two separate attacks. the fbi is investigation if attacks were done by animal rights group. >> i would not have thought the second release would be done by animal rights group. >> the department of fish and game is donating 1 is thousand. a reward is being over for information ant the vandal. >>> cynthia bauers reports, 50 exotic animals are dead. after the owner opened the cages, let them out. some of the images that you're about to s

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plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you., astrazeneca may be able to help. >> i am harris faulkner. the state department issuing a warning to americans traveling abroad after a predator drone strike in yemen kill would u.s. cleric born al-awlaki and kahn and a al-qaida top bomb maker. it raises the risk of anti-american violence world wide. they issued the same warning after the navy seals took out osama bin laden. and nato reporting a capture senior member of haqqani. haqqani is a terrorist organization operating in pakistan and possibly behind deadly attacks on american in afghanistan. i am harris faulkner, we'll go right away back to huckabee, for all of the headlines go to fox news.comwhen you want them. ♪ >> what makes you the best candidate against president obama in you have to clearr the field of all of the republicans, but pair you with rick perry or rick sanatorium approximate or michelle bachmann or herman cain or perry. why mitt romney. what gives you you the best chance of defeating president obama. >> i spent m

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we have a small plaque for you here. thank you for all of your hard work and support in the community. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you, monique. i have enjoyed the last few years tremendously. before i came to work here, i did not know much about the port. with the merchants in daily working on the war, have become very proud of the community and benefit district. i look forward to continuing to work with counsel. thank you very much. i am very flattered. [applause] >> thank you. are you done with your report? >> no. did you want to stand for kevin? >> [inaudible] >> i do not know. >> susan is begging to get to the microphone. >> is there any public comment on this particular item? >> thank you. i know that there are many in the audience that would like to come and thank heaven. if you could bear with us for a couple of testimonials, i guess. i wanted to personally thank him, on behalf of not only the port and staff, me personally, and stakeholders in this community. he has provided so much leadership and bu

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