shoes. they provide a pair of shoes to a needy child. stay with us. tavis: in 2006, blake mycoskie had a unique idea for a business model. start a for-profit shoe company that would help provide shoes to children in need around the world. the result was toms shoes, which is their native more than two million pairs of shoes to kids in the world over. his new book is called "star something that matters," which he has certainly done. the obvious question when you talk to a guy named blake, why is it called toms shoes? >> i think that is a good place to start. most people call me tom now. [laughter] when we started i said, if we can sell a pair of shoes today, we will give away a pair of shoes tomorrow. we were going to call it "tomorrow's issues per "which could not fit that on the back of a tag. shoes: these are thoms you have on now. >> i wear them pretty much every day. tavis: did you have any idea at this idea would birds in the way that it had? >> i had gone to argentina on vacation. i was not looking to start a business. originally the goal was to

i seen a shoe in the street. didn't want to see no more after that >> reporter: a priest said a prayer over the body before the coroner's office took it away. the driver who hit the girl appeared devastated. her friends were quick to defend and comfort her. >> i came here and hugged her and let her know everything is okay. >> reporter: while standing here dealing with what happen, some around her were questioning whether she could have avoided the girl. >> they should be driving slow. if they see kids crossing the street, how can they hit a child crossing the street to go to school? of course i'm upset. now they are trying to say it is an accident? come on. >> she was driving the limit shave been coming up and down this street for years. -- i'm shocked right now. >> reporter: the case is being investigated. no indications that make us believe there was any criminal activity this happened within block from another crime scene. 5:30 this morning a car trying to get away from police hit and killed a man on a motorcyc

terrorist from boarding a plane wearing a shoe bomb on his wang? [laughter] damn. that guy's wearing a size 13. what is next? letting people through security with four ounces of shampoo? the terrorists will be able to rinse and repeat. folks, in light of obama's lax security standards, i am now calling on all passengers to prove that you are sane, unthreatening travelers by doing what i do, getting completely naked in the airport security line and invite anyone in uniform to probe you with a rubber glove. and again, i want to extend my court-ordered apologies to the counter staff at cinnabun. [laughter and applause] nation, that frosting is hot. [laughter] and they are very generous with it. nation... [laughter] [cheering and applause] i hope... i hope that was frosting. [laughter] nation, there is nothing... calm down. nation, there is nothing i love more than a good monoment. from mt. rushmore to the space needle to egypt's stirring tribute to the luxor hotel & casino in vegas, or recently a important new memorial was unveiled on the national mall

i seen a shoe in the street. didn't want to see no more after that >> reporter: a priest said a prayer over the body before the coroner's office took it away. the driver who hit the girl appeared devastated. her friends were quick to defend and comfort her. >> i came here and hugged her and let her know everything is okay. >> reporter: while standing here dealing with what happen, some around her were questioning whether she could have avoided the girl. >> they should be driving slow. if they see kids crossing the street, how can they hit a child crossing the street to go to school? of course i'm upset. now they are trying to say it is an accident? come on. >> she was driving the limit shave been coming up and down this street for years. -- i'm shocked right now. >> reporter: the case is being investigated. no indications that make us believe there was any criminal activity this happened within block from another crime scene. 5:30 this morning a car trying to get away from police hit and killed a man on a motorcyc

. >>> and a big promise, the shoes could not fill. aim one company made that landed it on the hook for millions of refunds. >>> at this hour there is a 22- degree temp span across the bay area, still in the 90s away from the bay. rain and snow and the day to expect it as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, his administration's sweepi >>> president obama is asking the u.s. supreme court to decide the fate of his administration's sweeping healthcare law. the administration is asking the high court to get involved now before next year's presidential election. at issue is the mandate that everyone buy health insurance or pay a penalty. today 26 states also asked for a high court review saying the entire law should be struck down. >>> tonight at least 13 people are dead after eating tainted canteloupes. the melons have been linked to an outbreak of listeria. they came from jensen farms in colorado. at least 72 people have gotten sick nationwide including some here in california, though there have been no deaths here. neither

shoes. she admits the technology is still a ways off. ecember 2001 when a terrorist tried to detonate explosives hidden in a shoe on a flight. >> a proposal before san francisco supervisors would crack down on people who choose to walk around in the nude. wayne freedman reveals the issue is more about hygiene than modesty. >> welcome to the naked city. in the castro district of san francisco, that is not just a saying, it's a lifestyle. >> i'm kind of a weather opportunist. >> you will find george davis on any warm day near the corner of market and castro, soaking up the sun, and the criticism from people like andrea who runs the merchant association. >> so with the purpose of sanitizing nudity, san francisco supervisor scott weiner introduced legislation to require them to cover up before assaulting down and cover up themselves before entering the restaurants. >> it's not whether to ban or not ban public nudity. it's about health. >> several men walked past on full display. this man did not have a comment. another worried about overexpos

your manual with you and two or thre manuals and slide them under hi shoulders, or you could take a shoe off and put it under the shoulders and make its so the head flops back a little bit an keeps the air way open and whil you attend to this and he's bleeding and not breathing and now he's bleeding. so direct pressure. still bleeding -- put another dressing on and you can hold it in place with a bandage and if he wakes up hold on to this or you're going to die. he tends to hold on nice and tight and it's still bleeding. well, let's find this pulse point in here and we will push against the bone there and it will slow the blood and it's al good and bleeding stopped and hold on to that for a while and make sure the bleeding doesn't reoccur, and this guy ought toe a doctor and it's real bad and in fact we can tell him to see doctor and he has sweat and be beading up on the forehead and looking pale and what do we do for someone who is pale and not responding well? what you want to do is raise hi feet about a foot and you can get creative about how you do i and you need something under th f

wisconsin at lacrosse and found no advantage. >> there was no difference between wearing normal running shoes or a toning shoe. >> reporter: reebok stood by the easy tone technology saying, settling does not mean we agree with the ftc's allegations. we do not. consumer advocates say many companies are targeting consumers who want to lose weight and stay in shape. >> they are trying to sell people products that make it seem like losing weight can happen in an instant. >> reporter: reebok has now agreed to stop claiming that the shoes can improve muscle tone, but the shoes will remain part of the reebok brand. the ftc won't say if it is investigating others but the safety commission has 42 claims of injuries from a variety of toning shoe brands including sprains and fractures. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> just ahead tonight, speaking of products, a new challenge to the ipad and how this one compares in terms of bells, whistles and price. >>> well, we mentioned the new product in the tech world today, the unveiling of amazon's answer to the apple ipad. the tablet they are calling the kindle

. >> translator: in the prison i was hit by a shoe so hard my eyes almost came out of my head. the only thing i want is justice. in the court for my friends who died because of the violence. >> reporter: the former chief of the prison to 35 years in jail for involvement in torture and murder. but the defendant has appealed against his sentence. after 11 days in a coma, one of only three remaining survivors of a notorious prison has passed away. nath didn't live to see the justice he waited for for more than 30 years. nhk world, phnom penh. >>> and finally how many men does it take to capture a huge crocodile? in the philippines the answer is at least 30. following a three-week hunt, crocodile experts and locals together succeeded in capturing a massive croc weighing about one ton. it is believed to be one of the largest in the world caught alive. the capture occurred in the town of bunawan. after several attempts, the 6.4 meter long crocodile was caught using a metal cable. it had killed a water buffalo and is suspected of attacking a fisherman who went missing in july. village

a lite at the end of the tunnel for air travelers. homeland security secretary said yesterday you will eventually be able to keep your shoes on while passingirport security. no specific date was given. she added that restrictions on carrying liquids will continue for some time. >>> and in poland, residents are cleaning up from a storm that brought massive chunks of hail. hailstones shattered windows and damaged over 100 homes. >>> and now here's your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,139 after falling 100 points yesterday. the s&p 500 was down eight points. nasdaq lost six. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 172 points. in hong kong, the hang sang rose 337. >>> september is traditionally wall street's weakest month. if tuesday is any indication, this month will be no different. unserpt over the debt problems swept over traders returning from the long holiday. with the dow down by 300 points two hours into trade, investors quickly scurried out of stock ands into traditional safe havens. the ten-year treasury yield fell to 1.97%, one of the lowest rates since da

previous searches uncovered a shoe that had michelle's dna on it. while police call the evidence compelling, so far they done know the motive. >> i don't know the answer to that question. i'm certain the investigators don't know the answer to that question. that question may only be answered, i'm assuming, maybe by esteban herself. >> we once emphasized and let everyone know that isn't over until michelle is home. we're not giving up until she's back with us. >> le's family broke down as they reacted to news of the arrest. her brother says he has just one wish, for his birthday tomorrow. >> she would always call me and tell me happy birthday and to tell me that she loved me, and i just want to hear her voice so badly. and the only thing i'm going to be wishing for is for her to come back home. >> now police are crediting the family for keeping this story in the spotlight. le's family has held numerous searches since she disappeared. they have another search scheduled for december 16th. the family says they will not give up until they find her. repor

. >> translator: in the prison i was hit by a shoe so hard my eyes almost came out of my head. the only thing i want is justice. in the court for my friends who died because of the violence. >> reporter: the former chief of the prison to 35 years in jail for involvement in torture and murder. but the defendant has appealed against his sentence. after 11 days in a coma, one of only three remaining survivors of a notorious pol pot era prison has passed away. nath didn't live to see the justice he waited for for more than 30 years. hphin chanda, nhk world, phnom penh. >>> welcome back to your weather update. looking at the weather in east asia first of all. looking at some rain lingering in northern japan. we've got a couple of lows from the tropical storm systems. they're still while weakening, bringing in plenty of showers today to the hokkaido northern japan area as well as the southeast corner of russia.. although it won't completely dry out until we head into thursday. nonetheless, those showers will gradually ease. so that at least is good news. meanwhile over toward china i

expected in that world, the minute they put a sensible shoe on me and on kobl stones i -- i was a mess. >> step into theater was sarah this weekend. >> and next at 4:00 a shining moment in san francisco's golden gate park. >> and never before heard stories in the kennedy white house. >> the fast food joint being sued because a customer can't slide into the seat. >>> pc is becoming pass yeah ai. survey shows using phones or tab blet computers will surpass desk stop by 2015. there is a boom in global use, predicting 40% of the population will have access to the internet by the year 2015. >> a san francisco landmark is basking in crowning glory today. the 106-year-old murphy windmill this morning with a restored 60 ton copper dome that lad to be rebuilt from scratch because the original blueprints were not complete. >> we measured and numbed every stick. and this is determining which could not be used. >> there is a copper capping has a 10 year wait for the dome. the dome is thought to be the largest of its kind in the world. >> and you'll like this. cow pasture in france filled with a so

engineers inspecting the washington monument for earthquake damage. >>> debunking the claim that a shoepe your derriere by just walking. i wish it was true. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> i feel scared but i know they are good at what he do but they will find him eventually. >> wanted for murder it on the

these ladies are doing a demo for a shoe in sole you can put them in high heels and run on a treadmill or. >> oh. >> not. these things are called the jacks. that's what the in sole is called. it's fitting because she got jacked up. >> jacked up. >>. [ laughing ] >> trying to steal that from the cnn guy. >> we'll be right back. >>> and that 9news now for tonight. >> yes, it is. a little pause there. >> a pause. >> i wasn't sure. but now i think it is. >> we have to go. [ laughing ] >> you look great, anita. >> thanks, brett.

these ladies are doing a demo for a shoe in sole you can put them in high heels and run on a treadmill oh. >> not. these things are called the jacks. that's what the in sole is called. it's fitting because she got jacked up. >> jacked up. >>. [ laughing ] >> trying to steal that from the cnn

among other things, to keep their shoes on, which is good news for parents who have ever tried to put a shoe on a 2-year-old while late for a plane at the airport. >>> when we come back here tonight, jackie kennedy talks about her husband in a way we've never heard before. >>> we have more tonight on these fascinating audiotapes that jackie kennedy made almost 48 years ago, not long after the assassination of her husband, the president. these are conversations with the historian and kennedy aide arthur schlesinger, jr. the recordings are part of a new book, jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy. we bought a copy last week, and tonight we hear more about how she felt about her husband, her family during a very scary time. our report again from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: they appeared to be a storybook couple from their marriage 58 years ago this week. >> you're pretty much in love with him, aren't you? >> oh, no. i said no, didn't i? >> yes, you did. you want to do it again? >> reporter: she described herself as a victorian wife. from the election ca

the foot was inside a running shoe.his is the 11th found in canadian waters in the past four years. foul play not suspected since there's no evidence of trauma on the remains. dna tests have identified some of the other feet, but police don't know where they are coming from. now this. violence on the streets of istanbul, turkey today. ethnic kurds were holding a rally to celebrate world peace day. dozens of kurdish youth apparently started throwing petrol bombs, stones at police. security forces responded by firing some of that tear gas just to try to break up the crowds. kurds are a minority in turkey. they have been out on the streets there protesting because many of them are angry the turkish military has been attacking their villages. >>> and now to this. you remember the 11-year-old minnesota kid who made that incredible hockey shot just last month, supposed to win that big, big prize? well, the kid who was originally supposed to make the shot based on that raffle drawing hand it had off to his twin brother who hit

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a headliner for the simple act of showing our. leader nikita khrushchev running allegedly banging his shoe against the podium he had a grave for colonial slavery which means bury people the better half a century later the story is rumored to be a favorite among tourists visiting the u.n. the soviet leader son says the episode is a legend as the ship banging is never captured on video to the. media confused over the t.v. . how all. for mold. you could believe in the. word as deed officials pull out so-called facts spying accusations backed up by wooden so you. don't need to invade iraq nonexistent repost of mass destruction but we're giving you our faction conclusions based on solid intelligence the key point and go. because you have the programs. and just to so who are you would. do you with the fierceness clearly not who are into this international political stage drama year after year is the number one guest to. our team. and to talk about this year's drama so much has already unfolded today david swanson he is a campaigner for roots action as you can see by a shirt he's quite an activist for appreciate you being here so let's get to

and spoke for peace and spoke for palestine that will be as as you know accurate as is remembering a shoe that didn't happen. you know you can't say this country may have statehood but only at the approval of another country that is illegally blockading a large piece of its territory and it's absolutely outrageous i mean if china were blockading a large chunk of the united states and we could have statehood with their permission i mean nobody would stand for it it's it's double standards and it's worse than that in that you have the vast majority of the nations of the world ready to give statehood to palestine and you have the united states with veto power say no it's up to us we know better than the entire world and yet you see the united states according to reports it appears working very hard on the sidelines to make it so this doesn't go to a vote so that they don't have to veto and so that nobody loses face in best case you know the u.s. now is in place according to them i would imagine but what about how the u.s. is role in the world does this north a decline in u.s. influence well

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the shoe rule went into effect after december 2001 when a terrorist tried to detonate explosives in his shoes during a flight. >> they are going to crackdown on people that choose to walk around in their birthday suit. >>> welcome to the naked city, castro district of san francisco, that is not just a saying. >> i'm a weather opportunist. >> you will find george davis near the corner of market and castro soaking up the sun and criticism that runs a local merchant association. >> so with the purpose of sanitizing nudity, a san francisco supervisor would require to cover before sitting down and cover themselves before entering restaurants. >> the legislation is to ban or not ban nudity, its basic public health measure. >> as we sit around castro and market several men walked past on full display. this gentleman had no comment. overexpose in your the media, only george davis sitting on a pants as any good nudist should do. >> i see it both ways. >> supervisor legislation must undergo full scrutiny. >> you can't sit naked into a park bench and you can't go into restaurants. even a city like

it would be falling dominoes and you had to intervene to stop these dominoes from falling now it's a shoe aires we claim there's a sanctuary in afghanistan we go in we say we wiped out the sanctuary there's no al qaeda there but in doing so if that's what happens it gets pushed to pakistan and then we have to invade pakistan to get rid of the sanctuary there and then if you listen to the public statements by the cia it's moved to e.m. and which is now considered the most dangerous country in the world from the point of view of attacking the united states and when we when we go into yemen and wipe out that sanctuary in a country that barely has an economy you can also find in the counter. seargent see the documents on the right in the sense that there is actually sanctuaries in europe the sanctuaries in europe are created by human rights laws that give civil liberties protection this to too many islamic terrorists who are lurking in europe remember nine eleven came from hamburg germany so this is not complete so that we end up bombing the. exactly the north atlantic treaty organization sho

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the shoe rule went into place december of 2001 when a terrorist tried to detonate a bomb in his shoe during a flight. >>> 10 years after he board on flight 93 his sisters dedicated a rose garden in his honor at an elementary school that was named for him after the traj dee. he attended the school when it was called hillside elementary. he later studied to be a pilot. the university also paid tribute to him at its flight simulation lab. abc7 news will hold several coverage of the nation's commemoration of 9/11. on friday, wayne freedman will report live in new york city and lilian kim from shanksville, pennsylvania. and on sunday we start our live coverage of the september 11th ceremonies with a special edition of "good morning america" from 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. 245* is followed by the morning news from 8:00 to 10:00. >>> 100 members of the special search and rescue team will scour an area near austin, texas to find more victims in the wake of the massive wildfire. the fire claimed two lives and destroyed about 600 homes. more than 180 fires have broken out across texas in the past week.

shows that she was in tons per vehicle, michelle the blood was found inside, her dna was found on a shoe that was sent it, police still have nobody, no motive and aren't sure how a of the dried--died. now michelle le brother and cousin were up to the attention they will continue the search until they bring michelle home. >> if she could fill your pain and help in the when did this whole ordeal has coughed, to whom will and family. a really involved enough in their lives right now. she should not try this out among the that has to go. >> michelle lee family indicates that they would do more searching during the week of september 16th. the police say that there is no evidence that anyone else is involved in the case. she is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon. >> the only public comment on the case came right after michelle le disappearance. she told a television reporter that she hated michelle le but did not kill her. however she has been an police cross hairs for months. and this is where michelle le was last seen. 7:00 p.m. on friday, may 27th she grabs her cellphone told a fr

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before you throw a shoe or click on the emmys here is craig. >> robin gardener was reported missing fromthis beach in aruba. three-days later they are traveling companion was arrested as a suspect in her disappearance. jose biaz has been brought out as his defense attorney by his family. what are your plans? >> i plan on working closely with the peruvians looking at the investigation strategy and case preparation should this ever go to trial or should he be charged. >> the aspects of the litigation is not something i will be involved in as much as it will be the strategy as well as presentation of evidence. >> there are bigger challenges ahead for the attorney taking on another client almost everybody thinks is stone cold guilty like ida explaining why no dive gear from the alleged vic tame was found in or near the area giodano claims he disappeared. explaining why he quickly left the scene after a brief search and attempted to leaf the island before his schedule the flight. and perhaps most incriminating of all ida within days attempted to collect on a million and a half dollar life ins

after running the sec on a shoe string even with increases in recent years, still a shoe string for what they have to ride herd over, congress wisely realized that to get out of the worst downturn since the '30s, to promote growth and create jobs we need a securities market overseer that has the resources to make a difference. mr. chairman, 12 months later we still know pretty much what we knew last summer, but instead of actually moving forward and getting that doubled sec budget in place, we're hearing from consultants, albeit sophisticated, talented consultants about things like optimization initiatives, time-phased multiyear integration, and we're forgetting, mr. chairman, that a wall-to-wall restructuring like this will effectively paralyze the sec for a year, two years or longer. endless meetings to plan and replan new reporting chains, job descriptions, reallocations of power and authority among sec offices, staff members obsessing over resumÉs and how to handle internal job interviews. mr. chairman, i suggest that you got it right when you said earlier this morning, heal thy self

. >> when i touch on a shoe, it pulls the day -- the data and remembers the shoe. >> the wall is a new way to shop. this could be a window display or billboard or in this case a wall in a retail store. as i walk up to. it it knows if if i am male or female, my proximate age and how much time i spend look the -- looking at it, and it responds to my touch. so there are cameras in that wall tracking the audience. so at the end of each day, it can look and see how many people were looking at the wall, what was the age break down and what was the gender break down. that's a crucial business meta data for them. >> thanks to new chips that until recently cost a fortune, and the new solid drives hosting a virtual shelf. if it is not in stock you can custom order with 48-hour shipping. the smart retail wall is being used in europe and destined for the u.s. next year. from shopping mall to shopping wall. richard hart, abc news. >>> it took three years of research to develop a better ketchup packet. the new packets are designed to solve your fast-food frustrations. it will have a wider opening an

rebox is refunding $25 million to people who bought the toning shoes because they believe there was a health benefit. rebox claimed they could firm and strengthen your legs and glutes, now they say that was wrong because it wasn't based on any research. rebox disagrees but has agreed to the settlement. >> let's get outside and run regardless of what kind of shoe you where. >> what a day to run. we had warm weather by a good 18 degrees and many of the neighborhoods, 74 half moon bay to 100 degrees, that was the high today in gilroy. let's take a look at some of the temperature its right now out the door. we are in the mid50s in pacifica, bit of a northeast wind has kicked up. otherwise where the air is stagnant in to the 70s, east of the bay, 74 san jose, at this hour and that's why many people were out and act tonight and the city of san francisco. this is the city -- people without jackets, wow. that's after a high of 88 degrees when the normal high this time of the year is 70. now three things you need to know. tomorrow will be cooler but cooler at the coast is and into the bay. it'

sometimes we pitch a little shoes. have a good time. >>reporter: those opposed to mountaintop mining claim it's already ruined over 500 mountains covering 1.5 million acres, and is slowly but surely destroying the appalachians..... >>webb: looks like afghanistan. you know, it's supposed to look like rich thick forest. >>cline: if they do away with mining and coal. west virginia is going down. it can't survive. >>raney: they don't offer any alternative to it. they say do it underground. you can't mine that coal underground. so they give you easy answers and they walk away. >>reporter: still to come on world business... >>can nuclear power be clean and green? we look at an alternative to uranium that may help... thorium. >>and cold water but classic waves, we go surfing in scotland. >>some very cool moves... and the rest in just a moment on world business... >>the world's nuclear industry runs almost entirely on uranium. it's a well known and well established fuel. what's not so well known is that uranium only became widely used, as it wa

sneaker company says it's going to make a shoe based on the pair made if a famous back to the future ii and wore by michael j. fox character. >> they aren't quite power laces but they do light up. they are making a limited edition 1600 pairs to be auctioned online. go back to people, mcfly. >> it's also for a great cause and ski boots. >> i miss the high caps. >> and let's take a look at show you what is going on. let's go. we got stuff to talk about. let's go. >> 5:18 this morning, here is what we're looking back from downtown san francisco. we are looking at clouds and we do have clouds and a little bit of drizzle for you in the morning commute. if you are around the peninsula and along the coast. let's move on to the temperatures and see most in the 50s. mountain view and antioch in the 50s. monterey bay inland, clouds and even more so and more likely you are going to see drizzle and low to mid-50s. sunshine this afternoon with pockets developing along the coast. heights will be warmer than yesterday. more clouds, cooler weather this weekend and those clouds will bring us isolated

evidence, from cell phone evidence, blood in a car and athletic shoes with dna evidence. quite a case three months after le's disappearance, one of her former friends arrested but le's body still not found. >> our mission has always been two parts. one, to find michelle. and two, to find the person who was responsible for michelle's disappearance. today that second half has concluded. >> reporter: 27-year-old giselle esteban arrested this morning in her union city home charged with the murder of nursing student 26-year-old michelle le. michelle was last seen walking to her car at kaiser hospital in hayward may 27th. she never returned to class. despite today's arrest for murder, michelle's body hasn't been found, only her carlo indicated the day after she went missing just a few blocks away from the hospital. >> at this point she is still missing. and we will fight to bring her home every day until we have her with our family again. [ crying ] >> reporter: evidence leading to esteban's he rest for murder blood stains located inside michelle's car. security camera footage a

like sending your kid out in the winter with a glove and a shoe. what about the other half of the human experience? it's no accident our economy is getting it's butt whipped by asian country that's put skpart design as part of their education. >> and she is 85 years old and members of the family were here. the school started in 1982 and i can tell you if you google san francisco school of the arts, it says ruth asawa school of the arts. this is foggy and cold. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> and spencer christian is here. we don't like this, spencer. >> and there are low clouds and fog this afternoon along the coast and over the bay. that is going to be conditions this evening as well. clouds increasing this evening. and temperatures into early evening hours ranging from 54 near the coast to mid-70s inland. early in the morning we may have drizzle near the coast and there are lots of clouds lingering and temperatures from about 60 degrees, afternoon sunshine and lingering clouds and this is highs from mid-50s near the coast to upper 70s inl

and i'm able to feel any cracks in the sidewalk with it. >> reporter: what if a shoe? uld replace the proven white cane? >> the sensor is working fine. >> this is kind of a frankenshoe. what is going on in here? >> basically what we have is a collection of sensors. >> reporter: laura was one of the students on the design team and even while blindfold her feet can still see. >> so there is something -- like in this area. >> reporter: when the shoe gets near an obstacle, the nearest sensor begins to vibrate. >> there's something directly in front of me, so i'm going to go -- >> reporter: the closer the obstacle, the faster the vibration. how does it work? well, it's similar to backup sensors in a car. [ beeping noise ] they send out a small sound wave. when the sound bounces back, the car knows how far away the obstacle is. >> when i am using the shoes i can see behind me. and around me. >> reporter: the main design objective of the shoes was to eliminate the need for a cane. so user has both hands free and they can feel what's in front of them. >> yes. that would be nice

the left shoe tones your shin core with a six-inch stiletto heel that ends in a greased marble. meanwhile, the right shoe builds ankle mass with its patented cinder sole. wear them wherever you go: at home, dune flight of stairs, in the back of an ambulance or in traction. side effects of placebo sizers may include blooming bunions, fruit by the foot and ankle remus. next up... (laughter). drug health. thank you. (laughter) everyone knows the more prescription drugs cost, the better they work. but some of our nation's biggest drug companies are about to suffer a massive profit hemorrhage. >> seven of the world's 20 top-selling prescription drugs are about to go off patent. that includes the top two popular drugs, cholesterol-controller lipitor and blood-thinner plavix. in the next year or so, the door will open for cheaper generic versions that are chemically the same as the original brand-name drugs. >> stephen: no way! if i've got a brand-name affliction i want a name-brand cure. (laughter) lou gehrig didn't go to the trouble of endorsing his disease so it could be treated with