i used to watch the bionic man when i was a kid, the $6 million man. tion figure, you looked through the back of his head, through his bionic eye. i was looking at my nokia flip phone at the time i was like — this is pretty small. that's in fact who i called, i called nokia. they said — well, we'll call the camera module people in china. this is how you begin these things. it's very small, it's very challenging. we in fact used analogue technology. it does visual dropouts, which is the visual language of all video from the future, including princess leia asking for 0bi—wan‘s help. exactly — the future is analogue! yeah! since the initial prototype, rob and his engineers have gone through several upgrades. he now has one eye that glows red when it films and another camera eye that looks a bit more normal. i get calls from and emails from moms whose kid hasjust lost an eye, because it's some sort of fun thing to show a kid this maniac running around on videos and glowing red eye cameras and stuff. it's fun for them to look at that. they're now looking wor

. >> the bionic man.es and i'm not sure what's next but i'm ready. >> stephen: you're certainly tough as hell. we showed the video at the up front. ♪ get a load of charlie rose ♪ i got a brand new ticker, son >> stephen: i say "sign me up." >> do you know how long it took me to do that? >> stephen: just incredible. it's incredible. now, you're known sort of famously as a guy who loves to work. obviously you have "cbs this morning," you've got your pbs show. reruns on bloomberg. you do "60 minutes." but this year, you were forced to take a break for the surgery. that was hard for you? >> well, it was necessary. so, therefore, the doctor said, "you've got to do this." i had a week in the hospital. they did the surgery. >> stephen: that's it a week? >> yeah. >> stephen: they cracked the ribs? >> they did, opened if up and went in there and gave me a new valve. a cow valve. >> stephen: a cow valve. >> a cow valve, they say bovine. >> stephen: oh, a cow valve! it's a cow in you? >> it is. another one is a pig.

drudge posted this photo calling him the bionic man asking if their too big and if they'll step in.e added some muscle mass as we talked about this morning. >> i like how we're checking out male ceos now. i that i is only fair. tim cook also lost about 20 pounts to be fair, mark zuckerberg looking jack don't feel self conscious, jeff base yoes trying to keep up. he's facing challenges from apple and other governments. of course, you see google, alphabet, facing challenges with the eu right now we have multiple titan that's established themselves and spaces but i think increasingly we're seeing the headlines from competitors and governments questioning is there something wrong here >> amazon and google for a long time, too, had been safe from government scrutiny or intervention because they grew organically. now that is changing for amazon. >> although, the other argument is that amazon is deflation airy, sfligt so what is anti-trust if it's not creating price inflation? that's another -- or eventually that could change. but that's a big argument in anti-trust circles right now. >> t

i used to watch the bionic man when i was a kid, the $6 million man. who i called, i called nokia. they said — well, we‘ll call the camera module people in china. this is how you begin these things. it‘s very small, it‘s very challenging. we in fact used analogue technology. it does visual dropouts, which is the visual language of all video from the future, including princess leia asking for obi—wan‘s help. exactly — the future is analogue! yeah! since the initial prototype, rob and his engineers have gone through several upgrades. he now has one eye that glows red when it films and another camera eye that looks a bit more normal. i get calls from and emails from moms whose kid hasjust lost an eye, because it‘s some sort of fun thing to show a kid this maniac running around on videos and glowing red eye cameras and stuff. it‘s fun for them to look at that. they‘re now looking working on ways to transfer the technology to other people‘s prosthetic eyes. we‘re doing 3d scans of those now and then that creates a space that you can take into software to ma

>> a bionic man. i've got two artificial valves.gh as hell. we showed this video at the upfronts. can we show it again? ♪ get a local of charlie rose. >> i got a brand new ticker, son. ♪ >> i say sign me up. >> you know how long it took me to do that? >> this year you were forced to take a break for the surgery. was that hard for you? >> well, it was necessary. so therefore, the doctor says, you got to do this. so i had a week in the hospital. they did the surgery. >> that's it, a week? >> yeah. >> they cracked the ribs. it's only a week? >> opened it up, went in there, and gave me a new valve. a cow valve. they say bovine. >> oh, a cow valve. it's a cow in you? >> it is. and the other one is a pig. so i've got a pig and a cow competing to send blood to my heart. >> i've often wondered why you start mooing for no reason. i did not know that until watching stephen last night. >> when we were talking about surfing, stephen said are you going to ask the pig and cow. i said, we'll hear a moo or oink. >> with you in a speedo. i've seen t

bionic arm. it is called a luke arm. this is developed by their -- is controlled by sensors in the user speed and gives them a wider mobility. this man his entire left arm accurate and motor vehicle accident. he says the range of motion is when he appreciates the most. and this man who lost his arm after stepping on the mind of being obsessive this has returned his independence and dignity. >> it is simply routine things. but to someone who cannot do it, to be able to have this function is, it is like magic. to be able to do that. >> for the first time a 49ers unable to grasp with my left hand. >> the opposite revolving of more than eight years of testing and research. it will be made in the essay. it has an expected cost in the low six figures. the system is a fully functional articulated shoulder joint and is unique in that it allows users to use multiple joints simultaneous by ways of wireless signals. the entire arm can mold as one unit. >> it was a huge technological challenge. but it was too important a path to ignore. therefore to many veterans who have paid a heavy price for protecting our freedom. and we owe it to these peop