it can't be done. >> even venter agrees that dna is not truly anonomous. >> i would not advise anyone to do what i did. and that's to be so public about your own genome? >> yes. >> the first study at hli has nothing to do with disease at all, >> i can only think about one thing at a time... >> but is to find out if scientists can reconstruct a person's face and their voice... >> because to them in their mind, this myth, safety... >> ....from only their genetic code. >> this is like minority report stuff. this is you can get a little dna from a crime scene and say here's what he looks like and here's what he sounds like. >> yep. >> that's what you want to get to. >> yep. >> so part of that says that it >> ...he implications of that are great! can't be de-identified. >> right. >> dna cannot be de-identified. >> right >> he says that's why hli will not have an open database that any researcher can easily search through. >> that's why we put so much into database security so that we can protect the records to the extent one can in computer databases. >> but advocates of genetic privacy sa

there's personalized whole genome dna sequencing, first venter... (craig venter, have cancer, there is nothing more important you can know than the genetic code of yourself and your tumor, knowing a good oncologist is important as well. but only about 3- percent of cancer patients in the us have this information right now." biden is hoping to make a decade worth of advances in just five years... and says america can do better and do more... by increasing both private and public resources to fight cancer... and by getting scientists to work together. (vice president biden/no font): "i plan on doing this the rest of my life (applause)." cancer is the second leading cause of death among americans -- more than 1.6 million new cases are expected to be occupiers in oregon say they're frustrated over being denied the use of a county building. "judge, what are you afraid of? are you hiding something? why are you afraid of open dialogue? this is the same judge that put great pressure upon state representatives in three different states and put great pressure

it t minus two minutes 50 seconds, retraction of the gaseous oxygen venter began. crown launcher -- sequence verified its full retraction at t -37 seconds. water wasression started at t -16 seconds. at t minus eight seconds, hydrogen igniters were turned on to burn off any free hydrogen. before launch, challenger's liquid fueled main engines were ignited in sequence and run up to full thrust. thrust from the main engines spec.he shuttle when it returned to vertical the solid rocket boosters ignited. at t zero, the holdout bolts were explosively released. after the initial prerelease twang ocean, structural force is dissipated at a rate of three cycles per second. >> it has cleared the tower. initiated ater was 7.724 seconds. the maneuver was completed at 21.124 seconds. >> normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. the main engines were throttled after 65% for about 16 seconds in order to alleviate maximum dynamic pressure. the engines were throttled up to 104% at 51.9 19 seconds. during the flight, telemetry data gave no indication of problems. >> one minute 15

some food venters wanted to get perm writs were told "too late". >> yes. carolyn tyler was there and joins us with details. >> the public health department is promising to crack down on illegal vendors while sharing information today on how to do it right. the catch is if you don't have a food permit, it's too late to join the super bowl party. san franciscans like the food truck scene. >> we'll have to staff a little with that to beef up the team here. >> udon noodles is one of the food trucks that are licensed by the city in line to take advantage of hungry fans. harold stevens hopes to sell hot links so he showed up today in a meeting he thought would help with the process, only to be told it's too late to get a permit. >> i came here. you know, now, they're telling me too much. >> the information is available on the website. if you knew the super bowl was around the corner, maybe you should have looked at this earlier. >> health officials say their emphasis is on cracking down and shutting down the suspected influx of the illegal vendors who could trig

some food venters wanted to get perm writs were told "too late". >> yes. carolyn tyler was there and joins us with details. >> the public health department is promising to crack down on illegal vendors while sharing information today on how to do it right. the catch is if you don't have a food permit, it's too late to join the super bowl party. san franciscans like the food truck scene. >> we'll have to staff a little with that to beef up the team here. >> udon noodles is one of the food trucks that are licensed by the city in line to take advantage of hungry fans. harold stevens hopes to sell hot links so he showed up today in a meeting he thought would help with the process, only to be told it's too late to get a permit. >> i came here. you know, now, they're telling me too much. >> the information is available on the website. if you knew the super bowl was around the corner, maybe you should have looked at this earlier. >> health officials say their emphasis is on cracking down and shutting down the suspected influx of the illegal vendors who could trig

craig venter. >> if you have cancer there is nothing more important you can know than the genetic code your tumor and knowing a good oncologist is important, as well, but only about 3% of cancer patients in the u.s. have this information right now. >> biden is hoping to make a decade worth of advances in just five years and says america can do better and do more by increasing both private and public resources to fight cancer and by getting scientists to work together. >> i plan on doing this the rest of my life. >> well, thank you so much for joining us. be sure to set your dvr to record "outfront" and don't miss our special show on cnn international as it is every weekend. "ac 360" begins right now. >>> good evening. john pberman in for anderson. american military involvement right now on the scene of a deadly terror attack that appears to be on going along with a hostage situation in the west african nation. happening at a hotel popular with diplomats including more. robin moderating this from nairobi. what's the latest? >> reporter: john, we can tell you there is a large corden arou