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relatively close path? we were caught with our pants down, we had three warnings of the asteroids that whizzed by the earth last wednesday and that s why i said, we should have a satellite, an early warning system, an insurance policy for the planet earth but we don t have one. jon: so all right, let s say you find out that a rock the size of an apartment building is headed for earth. what are you going to do about it? right now you can t do anything. forget bruce willis and armageddon, you re not going to spend the shuttle, it s been canceled and it can t even reach to that distance, anyway, but at least it would give you warning that perhaps something was coming by, it would give us a warning rather than one day warning, when is what we get now. jon: everybody sends your thank you cards to jupiter, i guess. michio kaku, thank you. all right. looking for a getaway car? does this thing really come with an ejector seat? can it really launch on oil slick? james bond s austin martin
those containers. we ll keep you updated on that as well. jon: residents of san bruno, california are now reliving a nightmare in the northern part of that state, returning to the ashes that used to be their homes. this after that deadly gas explosion tore through the community last week. the huge fire ball consumed nearly 50 homes, killing at least four people in that small town near san francisco s airport. now, pacific gas and electric is going around checking all of its gas lines after the intense explosion and fire. could something like this happen in your town? how common are these gas lines? where are they? the executive director for pipeline safety trust karl wao eupler joins us on the phone. first of all, we don t tperblly know of the cause of that accident, that pipeline explosion last week, do we? that s correct. i don t think the cause has been released yet and i m not even sure they know how many are dead yet. jon: there are all kinds of mysteries around this one. how bi
the jobs market. tim geithner says they re key to fixing the economic problems and he blames the previous administration for the crisis. it took a long time to create the economic mess that this president inherited, and we know it s going to take more time than any of us would like to put the damage behind us. and we are going to have to keep at it, keep working harder to heal the damage caused by this crisis until we get americans back to work. jon: john candy is senior economic adviser to wayne seat economics. why is it taking so long to get unemployment down? i think the major reasons, and it s ironic that geithner did not bring it up, we have a weak dollar. it has to be remembered that treasury is the dollar s mouth piece and he has a point that over this decade the bush administration talked down the dollar, but the sad fact of it is the geithner treasury is doing the same thing and when you devalue money, what you re doing is making investors
skin, you can t feel it, but it s pretty small and when they scan the wand over it, it pwaoeps and gives them a six digit number, then they contact aka, and from then, they give them the address, phone number, dog s name, everything. so they scanned the dog once, and it didn t come up and then she just happened to scan it again and it came up. jenna: when you went and you saw jake, i mean, you had last seen him when he was six months old, now he s a full-grown man dog, brad, he s a man dog. did he recognize you? yeah, you know, it was kind of funny, because when he came out, he looked as thin as he did when he left, of course, a little bigger, but i said his name, he came over, he sat down beside me and we played a little bit and talked to a while and i opened up the door of the truck and he jumped in and laid down like he was at home. jenna: that s great news. we re seeing photos there of your children with the dog, as well. your daughter had something interesting to say when you firs