name of alltel is testing an intelligent technology device smart glasses at a link to a respond that measures her stress level is a she is old and lives in berlin she's taking part in studies conducted by the sheraton medical center on how this kind of technology can make life easier for older people. i knew tim let me i guess i'd heard that they were developing a lot of these sophisticated devices so i thought i'd give it a try this people complain a lot about their problems but they don't do anything about it. so why did you. the glasses and respond a hook top to a data network via mobile phone so she gets regular updates in her field of vision . this system could be especially helpful for same is a sensor in the respond measures their pulse temperature and skin conductivity if the data indicate stress a warning appears in the lens of the glasses. a thought is not particularly impressed with the technology. but one does do i really need this sort of thing glasses that remind me to take my medicine and. i thought is now on her way to the medical center chill talk to the researches a

the eyes and hold alltel is made up of 4 hows us from the 15th and 16th centrally. they were turned into a hotel in 1924 and it wasn't long before celebrities started coming hotel manager. has agreed to show me a very special role. but it was too modern a this room has a very special history in 1987 the japanese and to the throne state here. mr gundersen what's funny is that many people seem to know those in japan. and as you probably saw there are many japanese guests whom. they make pilgrimages just to see this room got to be the most was in each of the hotels $78.00 rooms it's different with the antique furniture and paintings this certainly feels like another time. sometimes a nice way from the house. that's what my colleague steve hess thought was like traveling the world he went with a friend to the north of norway to a rough and touch world of there for 10 islands let's take a look at his travel experience this. morning for a photo we start our discovery in the town of our which is also the beginning of the road which stretches over to the 4 mile. the europea

that i think our vets a feller alltel is going to test an intelligent nyssa vest designed by the ai research center senses in the vesta text body movements and must like to vittie an app stores the data and indicates where the i phone is getting enough exercise but the patient is a bit skeptical. of. but i suppose it's ok. i'm not sure what it's supposed to do well i'll just have to trust you. this is this you can see that yesterday she spent a lot of time sitting there. but today she's moving around more. so that let us off we could use that in our exercise programs for seniors to document and analyze their movements so you don't have to guess this. is the best would also help improve patient safety for example if a person falls down that would be recorded by the sensors in the vest if those of the board leave. and then if the patient can't get up the system can send out an alert to a doctor other health care professionals or a relative then they'll get a message your mother has fallen down in there for a day because this one i really don't think i need all this just yet and i have my doubt

will be handled professionally and i think that trouble certainly not be removed from office charles alltel good to get your insights political analyst thanks for joining us. now to other news one person is dead and 2 were injured following a stabbing at a shopping center in beaverton in the u.s. state of oregon the suspect stole a car right after the stopping but was later caught by local police and there is still a large police presence near the scene of the attack however all thora to say there is no longer a threat to the safety of the public and the condition of those who were hospitalized is still unclear. and public trust in the b.b.c. has taken a slide with new polls showing deep bias concerns over the broadcasters coverage of the u.k. election kate partridge has more from london. it's all about an issue of trust so do britons trust that media outlets will according to a recent poll trust in the press to tell the truth has for all and less than half the population believe b.b.c. journalists are impartial and one in 5 britons say they don't trust the public broadcaster at all while a

reporter: we talked with three business owners so far this morning and they alltel us well tariffs haven impact on in dust industries in pennsylvania like business but local business is still booming. people in pennsylvania have seen per capita income up nearly 6,000 dollars under president trump so they have more money to spend, but even small businesses here are also feeling the impact of some tariffs. i talked to a bike shop owner and his family has had the business since 1969 and they import a lot of their bikes from china, and so they've seen a rise in cost from that so they've been sourcing from other countries which has slowed their supply but he says so far, customers have not complained about the price hike. stuart? stuart: got it. thank you very much indeed, hillary, i'm sure the press will have some choice words about impeachment tonight as well not just tariffs and trade in the economy. he's bound to say something about that. hillary thank you very much. check that big board. we did turn around and maybe a delay in the imposition of tariffs on china. that turned the market h