28/01/2014 ABC World News with Diane Sawyer


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its owners, us, taxpayers. We have the rest of the news in just

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under half an hour. Time now for a look at the news as seen across the

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United States a couple of hours ago, in ABC World News with Dianne

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Sawyer. Welcome to world news. Tonight: a

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new blast, a new twist. Ice and snow in the deep south. The midwest may

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hit -50 degrees. An American town you will recognise, cut off by an

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avalanche. Young guns. Nearly every hour, a

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child rest of the emergency river could of gun injury in this country.

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We will see the video that stunned parents police. A new report coming

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up. And take cover - can you make sure

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your friends to give you a cold or the flu? Should they cover their

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seizes with our hands or elbows? Or something else? -- Vara sneezes.

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It is great to be with you. As we begin this week together, Americans

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from north to south in this country are starting to feel a new Arctic

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freeze. You can see it happening in the windy city already. The Chicago

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waterway is an obstacle course of eyes. Further south in Tennessee, a

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frozen waterfall. We have been telling you will about the coldest

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winter, but here is what is different tonight. The Arctic blast

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is driving as far south as Texas and Florida. They could both be hit by

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treacherous snow and ice. Our weather team is ready to show you

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how cold and fast it will drop. This is the battle millions are

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facing across our frozen midwest - blowing snow and dangerous

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conditions are shutting down roads, making cars disappear. In Illinois,

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this past slip straight off the road. In Colorado, pile after

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pileup. 27 states coping with brittle windchill. The public

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schools 400,000 students told to stay home in Chicago. Across

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Minnesota, schools closed. A snow-covered Minneapolis feels like

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26 degrees below zero. In Minnesota, the propane that was meant to keep

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this family warm until March is already almost finished. He is

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relying on layers, heaters and electric blanket. Hazard safety? For

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sure. One of millions who will rely on propane to stay warm. Facing a

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nationwide is shortage and rising prices, he had turned the Salvation

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Army. Last month, how much we are paying? $2 39. This month? $4.89.

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The snow we January since the civil war. In Chicago, four foetus no,

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more than a city usually gets all season. In Alaska, above average

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temperatures are the problem. Food is being shipped to the town by it

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barge. This no, I send cold in the midwest is now moving south. In

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Alabama, they are salting roads and preparing for the work. We are not

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ready to do 1000 miles of road. We would have to close the road. The

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ice is a big concern the midwest. Just about everywhere we are

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standing is covered in snow. Strangely beautiful. We'll bring in

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a meteorologist Robert ahead. Winter storm warnings have gone up from

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Texas to Marilyn. A warning means it is imminent, snow and ice. We will

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show you how much we expect tomorrow. The low pressure will

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slide across. We are in the range white. Anywhere pink or maroon is

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more than half of the snow. Then there will be the ice. This will

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make it extra messy. Something we will be watching, especially for

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these towns that are not used to it. They do not have flowers all souls,

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will they just have stands to put on some of the icy places. Head to the

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Super Bowl, are you still predicting to bridges in the 30s? The trend

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will get on by the end of the week. We are fortunate it is not tomorrow

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or Wednesday. Thank you. We move to a mystery. How do they

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giant cruise ship become a floating Petrie dish? Hundreds of passengers

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sick with a virus that move from deck to deck like lightning.

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Tonight, the crew ship making its way back to dry land with a lot of

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miserable Americans on board. Vacations Robin.

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The cruise line promises relaxation, fun and entertainment. Instead, for

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3000 passengers denied, high anxiety on the high seas.

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This passenger is just one of the more than 600 people on the ship who

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have become violently ill. Officials say it is as likely a case

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of the highly contagious Nora virus, which probably came on board with a

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sick person or rent contaminated food. If it arrived in contaminated

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seafood, not only would everyone who ate it be sick, but the virus could

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spread to those who handled the fish, and anyone who touched the ice

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it was served on. It survives on surfaces and on hands, so wanted

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leaves the dining room and can spread exponentially through the

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ship. The crew, sporting Hawaiian shirts and sanitation masks, is

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scrubbing and disinfecting the ship from top to bottom. Why is the virus

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surgical to contain? That tracks so difficult to contain? Is able to

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survive for weeks, even months. Inspectors are run board. The

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company said: Now we turn to the groundbreaking

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news right here at home. From the Yale University, about American

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children and guns. Every hour a child is rushed to the emergency

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room because of gunshots. We have been working on this story for

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nearly a year. We have teamed up and travelled across the country. On the

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eve of our special report, that there are new numbers reported. They

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look at children and guns, the most recent statistics are from 2009.

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They are eye opening. The new numbers are resting. Nearly one

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child or teenager every hour injured by a firearm in this country. --

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arresting. So often they are accidents in the home. 453 of those

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children died in hospital. You have seen it off and when it is an

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accident inside the home. I have. It is devastating. This doctor has

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spent many years in the ER. At one point he said he had seen gunshots

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in children twice per week. He says this new window into the ER, he has

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been witnessing for a long time. These happen inside the home,

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generally? Dunseith left unlocked. Children and teens gain access. The

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authors call this a national public health problem. For nearly a year we

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have troubled coast-to-coast into neighbourhoods where the numbers

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tell us that one in three homes in America have a gun. 1.7 million

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children live in a home with an unlocked firearm. We turned to the

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parent to say they have taught their children gun safety. They agreed to

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take part in an elementary school experiment. Seven hidden cameras.

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For half the kids, reinforcing that message with a camera. Stop. Do not

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touch. Leave the area. Tell an adult. Then the police come in with

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a gun safety class at and repeat the message. If you do -- a few days

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later they repeat this. The teacher tells them that they are there free

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memory test. She tells them that there is candy on the table. Ten

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minutes after this, there is this. One child looking down the barrel of

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the gun. His friend about to do the same.

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Both of them already having looked down the barrel by the time they

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call an adult. Help! Help! Help! Anyone! We found a gun! Two guns.

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From the control room, the professor and police watching. It is natural

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to look down the barrel. The parents who agree to it, are watching too.

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Oh my God. On Friday night we hear from those parents and children who

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were severe them. Do parents ever really ask neighbours or their

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friends parents if there is a gun in the home, whether it is locked,

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loaded, or put away? We want to hear from everyone on all sides of this

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issue. Big news about Hillary Clinton. The former Secretary of

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State expressed regret over the mistake that cost four Americans

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their lives in Benghazi 16 months ago. What did she say and what does

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it mean if she runs for the White House in 2016?

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Hillary Clinton was asked today if she would have any two overs from

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the four years of Secretary of State. Without hesitation she points

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to Benghazi. The attack that killed four Americans, including our

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ambassador to Libya. My biggest regret is what happened in Benghazi.

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It was a terrible tragedy. It has also become a political issue.

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Republicans saying it is Hillary Clinton who ultimately there is

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responsible for the breakdown in security. She called it the biggest

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regret, but it was not a mea col pop. You make these choices based on

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imperfect information. You may come to the best of your ability. That

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does not mean that there will not be unforeseen consequences. Over the

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past week, to make major magazine cover stories have treated Hillary

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Clinton like the all but certain democratic candidate for 2016. She

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says she is not even thinking yet about whether she will run. It came

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before a group of car dealers. She admitted to them that she has not

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driven a car for almost two decades. Last time I actually drove a car

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myself was 1996. I remember it well. So does the Secret Service. That is

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why I have not driven since then. Quite a thing to say, especially in

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front of people who sell cars for a living.

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A long time ago. Next, is that a way to protect yourself from a sneeze or

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a cough? We will show you in the lab in just two minutes.

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They care on land, as the countdown to the Super Bowl on Sunday,

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hundreds of thousands of people are already coming to New York and New

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Jersey. There is something in the shadows, sex trafficking. Tonight, a

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counter-attack as we are being asked to help and step in. Here is a

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senior National correspondent. These flight attendants and airport

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workers being trained to recognise sex traffickers are mum that

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thousands heading to the Super Bowl. Criminals transporting women

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and children to New York against their will. For the biggest weekend

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in prostitution. Any major event where there is a lot of men, money,

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and alcohol, increases the demand for sex. It is expected to triple by

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Sunday. Today, a counter-attack. New billboards and videos played in

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major train and bus stations. It is time to open our eyes. These places

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we know victims will end up. The training works. In Boston a ring was

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smashed and 86 children were freed after an airline worker noticed a

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man travelling with two crying children. We caught a dozen. All

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because the worker had been trained to look for tell-tale signs. It is

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better to be a little nosy and wrong man to let a victim walk out of your

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life. A London hotel is on the lookout this weekend for the young

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and exploited. -- airlines and hotels.

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Next, the latest tonight on the Olympics. Today another terror

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warning, a new assessment, and this one from British security services.

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The BBC reporting their conclusion that a terror attack is very likely

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before or during the Olympics. Today there was no better symbol of

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confounding danger than this. The Olympic torch being carried through

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the capital of Dagestan, a hotbed of extremism thought to be the most

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dangerous of the regions near the Olympic site. Next, an enemy

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travelling through the air all around us. Every sneeze that can

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give you cold or flu, is using your hand or an arm the best way to stop

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it? Our chief medical editor shows us something else that really works.

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On the flu season battle field, everyone around you is a potential

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enemy. Firing their germs like ballistic missiles. We set out to

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answer how can you best stop your sneezes and not get everyone around

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you sick. Is it with your hands? Or into your elbow? We put together a

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demonstration. We rinsed a mouse with food colouring so we could see

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where the sneezes landed. We put on protective suits to keep the die off

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our clothes. And we did everything we could to incite a sneeze. I even

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sniffed cat hair. I could not sneeze. Two of my producers found a

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way. Tickling their noses with leaves. Round one, he plays the rude

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guide. Sneezing without blocking at all. Look at that. As small part of

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it landed 11 feet away. She covers her mouth with her hands. She cannot

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block it all. Some of it landed 3.5 feet away. Look at that on her

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hands. Disgusting. What about that new move we have been advised to

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use? Into your elbow. Better. Look a much is still getting through. Parts

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of that landed 8.5 feet away. If you are spreading germs sneezing, even

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covering your mouth and sneezing into your elbow, is there anything

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you can do? Grab a tissue. Believe it or not, we found nothing getting

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through. There you have it. Thank you so much for watching

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tonight. We hope you will join us tomorrow in Washington for world

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news and the state of the union tomorrow night.

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It looks as though you will have to keep your

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