bionics as design structures, synthetics or bionic materials, that instantly connect or are implantedthe body that normalize human physiological function. from time to time, they extend human capability. emily: these limbs can do something that no other commercially available prosthetic can. herb: this is the first ankle -- the foot ankle that i am wearing is the first that emulates lost muscle function. all other foot ankle devices are human powered, like a bicycle, where only your energy causes it to move. emily: this technology has been spun out from m.i.t. into a startup called bionics. it has fitted 1300 patients with these limbs, 15% wounded veterans. a new partnership with the largest prosthetics maker means that patients across western europe can access this technology. biomechatronics lab is developing exoskeletons, equipment that could augment human performance. enhancing performance for athletes, soldiers, and making extreme sports even more thrilling. herb: in the future, it will be common to see people wearing bionics. bionics is about self-improvement and is a journey of

emily: this technology has been spun out into a startup called bionic's. company has fitted 1300 patients with these limbs. 50% of them are wounded veterans. a new partnership with the world largest prosthetic maker means patients across western europe can access this technology. the lab is developing exoskeletons, equipment that could augment physical performance beyond what nature intended, enhancing performance for athletes and children -- and soldiers, making extreme sport even more thrilling. >> i think in the near future, you will walk down the street in new york or boston and it will be common to see people wearing bionics. bionics is about self-improvement and a journey of what humanity can be when humanity blends with the technology and good design. emily: that was an m.i.t. media professor in the work he is leading. to stocks we're watching -- electronic arts surging in wednesday trading after reporting earnings tuesday afternoon. the company's digital revenue suggesting it's well-positioned to manage the shift to online gaming. disney shares fel

this is the first bionic ankle and emulatesowered lost muscles.er commercial ankle devices are human powered. the company is already fitted 1300 patients with these limbs. 50% of them were wounded veterans. patients across western europe can access the technology. the lab is also developing exoskeletons to augment human physical performance the on what nature intended. enhancing performance for athletes and soldiers. making extreme sports even more thrilling. bionics is about self-improvement. a journey toward what humanity can be. integrating with technology. emily: coming up, a battle of the coasts. harvard versus stanford. which university nurtures the best entrepreneurs? interviews.gform ♪ emily: harvard's been around for centuries. the official engineering school is relatively new. founded in 2007. i caught up with the dean to talk to him about the schools ambitious goal of becoming a top five engineering school in the next five years. also the general partner of smart capital a boston-based venture capital firm. you just moved out here from

bionics is about self-improvement and a journey of what humanity can be when humanity blends with the technology and good design. an m.i.t. mila professor in the work he is leading. to stocks we're watching -- electronic arts surging in wednesday trading after reporting earnings tuesday afternoon. the company's digital revenue suggesting it's well-positioned to manage the shift to online gaming. disney shares fell the most, concern about the outlook for media. profits in the abc unit klein and disney shut down its infinity via games operation. m.i.t. alums have given birth to 795 inventions, 314 pass it -- patents and 30,000 companies around the world. our exclusive with m.i.t. president, next. then we talk to the director of the famed media lab and the program responsible for some of the biggest innovations from wearables to touchscreens. ♪ emily: this is a special edition of "bloomberg west" live from m.i.t.'s 80 lab. we just heard from two of the leading minds in robotics research, but let's turn to the president for a big teacher look at entrepreneurship and innovation. we worked

. >> zayn was on point with bionic arms. did he get kicked out after 15 minutes?n's rep had no comment. he was seen with gigi inside. kim's man with ripped jeans and a cyborr outside kanye played personal stylist fussing with hhrhair. kim was on scene. kanye t it was two dresses chopped in half. her date louis vuitton's artistic dir >> maybe you'll be finding something for her because it's about the future. >> perhaps no one was more on theme, more electric than claire in this light- zac and posing on his instagram. he and hubby hughdancy. luckily for claire she got in a large black standing onboard, no sitting and no wrinkling the dress. >> it's like acarriage. has a great sound system. >> this is what is taking me to the met ball. >> kate hudson found beauty transportation. >> thhy have a special car to bring you here tonight. >> i did. i in a bus. >> kate held that high slick glow but big jonas arrivee separately. they keep trying to play coy. katie paid tribute to prince inside the gala. there's orlando. walked the red ca separately from mr. bloom. both were w

jason schroeder is testing a prosthetic bionic ankle. he lost his leg 10 years ago in an accident and none of his past legs gave him the power that this one has. the motor and foot mimic the normal ankle and calf muscles. the leg is control bid my cell phone, i get a text message when my battery is low or if i need quiet mode i can add more power to it. and i think i need a boost too. >> more stable and a lot less tired walking up the hills on his farm. right now the prosthetic ankle is still being tested, they are trying to approve the benefits so the insurance companies can help cover the costs of the affectle. >> sounds good thank you ali. >>> coming up at 11:00 a ground breaking procedure that could make or break a k-9's career. >> this is kimber an aspiring k-9 for the police department. a knee injury has sidelined her training but they are using something in her own body to get her back on track. >> we are extracting bone marrow. >> what is it and how does it work? we were ib invited to go inside firsthand. introducing the complete

mark helps create a bionic eye that restored vision to patients who have been blind up to 50 years.says the moment when he witnessed someone seeing light and shapes, someone experiencing the miracle of sight for the first time in decades, those moments have been some of the happiest and most rewarding of his professional career. in his words, and i think no pun is intended, there wasn't a dry eye in the operating room. [ laughter ] >> growing up in chicago, mary claire king's dad would sit with her in front of the tv for cubs and white sox games. [ laughter ] >> and make up story problems for her to solve about the players on the field. she thought that's how everyone watched baseball, which explains why when a college adviser encouraged her to take a genetics course, she said i couldn't believe anything could be so fun. every single american should be grateful for mary claire king's path. we are glad she thought it was fun. at a time when most scientists believed cancer was caused by viruses, she pursued her hunch certain cancers were linked to inherited genetic mutations, this sel

. >> zayn was on point with bionic arms. did he get kicked out after 15 minutes?n's rep had no com he wasn't seen with gigi inside. kim's man with ripped jeans outside kanye played personal stylist fussing with her hair. kim was on scene with this metal sequin dress. kanye tweeted it was two dresses chopped in half. her date, not boyfriend but l have it on the's artistic director who d her out in contrasting textures. >> you'll play lara croft. it's about the future, right? >> maybe you'll be finding something for her because it's about the future. >> perhaps no one was more on theme, more electric than cla danes in this light-up zac and posing on his instagram. he and hubby hugh dancy actually ad to prop her up. >> very handsome men. life is tough. >> luck claire, so, she got in a large black bus. standing onboard, no sitting and no wrinkling the dress. >> it's like a carriage. has a great sound system. >> this is what is taking me to >> kate hudson found beauty transpor >> i heard you have a spec car to bring you here tonight. >> i did. i came in a bus. >> at an

media lab to glimpse the future of bionic technology.estly, i was totally creeped out by them. i got wounded in a town called karma outside of fallujah. [laughs] maybe--maybe that's karma, you know, maybe i got what i deserved. i brought the war home, you know, i would just spend a lot of time laying in bed, angry and looking to pick a fight, and then my war started becoming my wife's war and my son's war. herr: we humans are physical, and that physicality, of course, is directly coupled to our emotional state. as an engineer, we ask can we build limbs that fully emulate natural biological limbs. gadsby: the first time i put the biom on, it was like, wow, what the hell is this? this is like robocop and terminator. it's amazing. herr: the prosthetic has sensors, like the sensors in the bottom of your foot for touch. it has a motor that emulates the lost muscle. it has 3 very small computers, enabling the person to control the muscle-like motor system. i think we built the first powered foot ankle device in 2003, and, of course, i was the

bar with robotic bartenders. >> a bionic bar?n't have to tip the robots. >> maybe you don't get sick if you have all those plants, a healthy cruise ship with no germs. i love it. >>> the couple that sings karaoke together stays together or so it seems for keith urban and nicole kidman. now the couple sharing this video of themselves jamming out to keith's new song "the fighter" with nicole singing carrie underwood's part. you've got to listen. ♪ what if i fall i won't let you fall ♪ >> oh. ♪ what if i cry i'll never make you cry ♪ ♪ and if i get scared i'll hold you tight ♪ >> so cute, right? they look so smitten. i cannot stop watching it. definitely not alone because this video is racking up more than 24 million views on facebook. >> they couldn't be any more adorable if they tried. >> right? >> just sitting in a car that's not going anywhere. >> yeah. >> who is filming thit? that's what i want to know. >> they're doing like a selfie video. >> how precious? i love them. >>> all right. well, i love this too. >> we're all sidetra

there is also a bionic bar, where drinks are served by robots. the in victim us invictus games took place in florida. and the former naval officer steve simmons and another officer plan to cross the finish line at the same time and steve became exhausted and mark pushed steve across the line to take the gold. >> the moment was praised by prince harry during the closing ce i'm nikki burdine. now back to you. >>> all right, what a gorgeous day. so far. now it is a little chilly. we were in the 30s this morning. but we are at 60 degrees. it feels great out there. with all of the sunshine. and until the wind blow, let's see a little cool, when the wind starts to kick up, 10 to 20 miles an hour. but it is beautiful. would he had a nice weekend. and -- we had a nice weekend. a little bit of rain. but finally, today is kind of picture-perfect. we are back to the rain chances, as early as tomorrow. and so enjoy today. and get outside, and maybe have dinner outside later on tonight. the temperatures will be comfortable. and the winds will even more let up

multiple swimming pools overlook interior balconies, harmony, the first ship with get this, a bionic bar the drinks are served by robot bartender. some of the rooms have floor to ceiling hi-def screens and you can see realtime views of the surrounding seas and the destinations. >>> the broadcasting legend is calling it quits. when we return, we will look back on the tech aid's long career -- back on the decade's long career. >>> world war ii veteran and a teenager who he saved from a concentration camp. the dreary weather it did on top of your health?ay ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. >>> a veteran of television history is retiring. marle schaffer's career spans 52 years. the 84-year-old is the program's longest serving correspond ant -- correspondent. he covered everything from the korean war to the revolution to hollywood stars. >> i wanted to

. >>> well, with the help of a bionic suit, a paralyzed dad in the u.k.odds by walking his daughter down the aisle. the man lost mobility after battling an aggressive cancer several years ago. the company that makes the suit loaned him the device which normally costs $130,000. he made his daughter's dream come true on her big day, and you can bet there was not a dry eye in the room. >>> quarterback tom brady is getting support from professors in his deflategate case, and the v.a. secretary under pressure to quit. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "washington post" reports that at least two senators want the veterans affairs secretary to quit. robert mcdonald is taking heat after comparing veterans waiting for medical care to amusement park visitors. mcdonald says that he meant that wait times are only one factor in rating veteran satisfaction with their health care. >>> "the st. louis post dispatch" reports the resignation of the city attorney in ferguson, missouri. stephanie karr was criticized in a federal report that found

maybe even from these two bionic bartenders.pect an ear to lean on or one on the house from these two. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> matt gutman, our thanks to you. and thank you for watching on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorr the city of brotherly love. wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. i believe that would be us. thank you, jim! thanks, everybody! appreciate it. have a wonderful time at the puzzle board. hi. good to see you all! get ready. i assume you want to win some money. "place" is the category for our first "toss up."

maybe even from these two bionic bartenders. an ear to lean on or one on the house from these two. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> matt gutman, our thanks to you. and thank you for watching on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. good night. >>> the man, facing a tougher charge for allegedly attacking a dog an the owner. >>> and the wind driven fire that threatened a northern california casino. >>> a day before google's conference, a playground for kids and what they're learning ahead, >>> a former security guard has been arrested and charged with animal cruelty for the death of a dog he's accused of kicking. >> we told you about the death of the dog back in march. vic lee is live with the developments. vic? >> reporter: we have had a lot of response to the story when airing it last march. last night, the former security guard was arrested and booked on charges of felony animal cruelty and misdemeanor assault on the dog owner. >> everybody that heard th

maybe even from these two bionic bartenders. an ear to lean on or one on the house from these two. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> matt gutman, our thanks to you. and thank you for watching on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. un ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. from washington, d.c., this is "power players" week on "jeopardy!" here are tonight's celebrity guests. he was elected lieutenant governor of maryland in 2003, and later served as chairman of the republican national committee. he is a political analyst on msnbc and the host of "steele & ungar" on siriusxm potus. here's... [ cheers and applause ] her bold, award-winning reporting from war zones has earned her a prominent spot among the world's best foreign correspondents. now in her 11th season as a correspondent for "

he lost -- bionic angle. he lost it ten years ago. the motor and foot mimic the actions of normal ankle and calf muscles. >>> the leg is controlled by my cell phone. i get a text message when the battery is low or i need a quiet mode or add more power to it if i need a boost. >>> he is more stable and less tired walking up the hills right there on his farm. introducing oikos crunch. greek nonfat yogurt with delicious crunchy toppings like chocolate and peanut butter chips. crunched it! new oikos crunch. be unstoppable. everyone, forecast for today, increasing clouds and humid. 86 will feel like 90 or 91. spaghetti plots the latest on tropical storm bonnie has been downgraded to a tropical depression southeast of north carolina there's a big blocking high sitting here. the winds blow in a clockwise fashion. this will steer bonnie up to the north in the mid atlantic city states and the -- mid atlantic states in the delaware and lehigh valleys in the form of tropical downpours. here's what to expect in the 24 to 36 hours. today looks goo

maybe even from these 2 bionic bartender but don't expect an ear to lean on or one on the house from> that is like a city. >> it is. >> on it own. let's update the weather forecast. >> sandhya has what's in store for thus week. >> if you like the warm weather tomorrow you have one more day of inland heat. not so much along the coast and bay and everyone starts to cool on thursday. live doppler 7hd showing you mainly clear conditions across the bay year. doing some traveling down south los angeles 73. up in tahoe 70 degrees. you are looking at the bay area here micro climate surface tomorrow. half machine bay cooler. 68 degrees but still mild. 73 in downtown san francisco. temperatures will also drop there. oakland also down 77 degrees. head into walnut creek and the warmth still there. 87 inland. antioch hot 92 degree so these are the kind of micro climate at you expect to see in the summer time. we experience them in the spring. high pressure for tomorrow. 80 in san mateo up to 86 if santa rosa. 85 nap a.82 vallejo. san jose 83 degrees. sun will still be shining patchy fog in the mo

. >> bionic suit isn't a cure but allows people like frank to stand and walk and it can also be used for stroke patients. >> it has evolved into a system where we can actually train individuals who are getting neurologic recovery back, as well as it can be a substitute for people who do not get the paralysis overturned and do not get the recovery back. >> a physical therapist programs with a variety of positions and movements, it will provide pain went state-of-the-art rehab, and to briefly let them live a dream. >> really makes you feel almost normal again. up. >> if they're saying -- you can be eye level and feel -- he's whole, it is amazing. >> frank's girlfriends, little girl and mom, are beyond excited. >> gives you guys hope? >> yep, oh, yes. >> he's getting there, you know? and i just always get emotional. i just can't help it. >> magee says the ex obama days will allow them to treat more patients with different sort of conditions. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> it is going to be a sea of pink on the parkway tomorrow for the annual susan g. komen race for t

mark helprd create the "argus ii," a bionic eye that has restored vision to patients that have been blind up to 50 years. he says the moment he witnessed someone experiencing the miracle of sight for the first time in decades, those moments have been some of the happiest and most rewarding of his professional career. in his words, and i think no pun is intended, there wasn't a dry eye in the operating room. [laughter] >> growing up in chicago, mary-claire king's dad would sit with her in front of the t.v. for cubs and white sox games. [laughter] >> and make up story problems for her to solve about the players on the field. she just thought that's how everyone watched baseball, which explains why, when a college advisory encouraged her to take a genetics course, she said i couldn't believe anything could be so fun. but every single american should be grateful for mary-claire king's path. we're glad she thought it was fun, because at a time when most scientists believed that cancer was caused by viruses, she relentlessly pursued her hunch that certain cancers were linked to inherited geneti

. >> a bionic bar. >> out of control. >> you don't have to tip the robots. >> no germs with all thosegs karaoke together stays together or so it seems for keith urban and nicole kidman. jamming out to his song with nicole singing carrie underwood's part. check it out. ♪ i don't want to let you >> oh. ♪ i won't let you cry >> so cute, right? they look so smitten. i cannot stop watching it. definitely not alone because this video is racking up more than 4 million views on facebook. >> they couldn't be any more adorable if they tried. >> sitting in a car that's not going anywhere. >> who is filming it? >> they're doing like video. >> how precious? i love them. >>> all right. well, i love this too. >> we're all off track already. >> i know. it's all good. i'm surprised they haven't already been eaten by ron. paula is diving into the pieces but very exciting news tore candy lovers. rumors of a new incarnation of reese's pieces have been sweeping the internet for weeks now and i'm very excited to confirm to you guys that, yes, they are indeed true so take a look. here's the brand-new treat

mark helprd create the "argus ii," a bionic eye that has thatred vision to patients have been blind upo 50 years. he says the moment he witnessed miracleexperiencing the of sight for the first time in decades, those moments have been some of the happiest and most rewarding of his professional career. punis words, and i think no is intended, there wasn't a dry eye in the operating room. halv[laughter] chicago,g up in mary-claire king's dad would sit t.v.her in front of the for cubs and white sox games. [laughter] >> and make up story problems for her to solve about the players on the field. she just thought that's how everyone watched baseball, which explains why, when a college advisory encouraged her to take she said icourse, couldn't believe anything could be so fun. but every single american should be grateful for mary-claire king's path. we're glad she thought it was fun, because at a time when most scientists believed that cancer shecaused by viruses, relentlessly pursued her hunch certain cancers were linked to inherited genetic mutations. this self-described stu stubborn until s

the suit is designed by exo bionics holdings.e donated by soldier strong, and you all have helped in this effort over the last couple years, and we truly appreciate that. if you would like to help again, soldierstrong.org is where you want to go. we thank you for your generosity in the past, and we encourage you to do the same, because you see this program is thriving, and it is helping more and more people all the time. thank you for that. bill: awesome stuff. and you're associated with them and have been doing some good work for them. martha: yeah. if they want to reach out and do something bigger than attending a parade, this is one example. bill: it's what this weekend's all about. martha: it really is. and we need to remember that. bill: so what's the plan for november, folks? donald trump says he's got his sights on 15 battle dwrownd states. can he make up ground there? we'll talk to the communications director for the rnc. he is our guest on deck live, next. ♪ ♪ if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see al

she found the right resources and got a bionic arm made for him on a 3d printer with no charge to his family. >> what? >> quickly learning to use it. somebody made that with their home printer frame. >> awesome! >> because they wanted to reward his attitude. >> so cool, country. thank you for that. >>> time now for "newsroom" with carol cost ello. >> have a great day. new "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," president obama takes aim at donald trump. >> ignorance is not a virtue. >> and members of trump's own party not giving up hopes on a third-party candidate. >> hijack another party to get on the ballot but it's a suicide mission. >>> plus, who has the chops? who's on the chopping block? and how a vp pick could shape this race. >>> shark attacks a florida swimmer and won't let go. >>> let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. president obama puts on a cap and gown and commences a beatdown of the candidate trying to succeed him. it was clear who mr. obama was talking about as trump faces new criticis

>> well, if this was a non ivff baby then janet jackson is the bionic woman, but as you say,ay she wentci and this kind of thing is not unusual.. i myself have six-year-old lady who was a professional h careere wanted to get established andabd she was extremely professionalsa and then one day she got marriei around age 50 and decides sheid wandered to have baby.ab she did at age 56 and did very v very well.ve this is not uncommon in our field. you know we have the technology and wherewithal to basically bac help any woman at any age get ag pregnant.pr we would do not obviously unethical and no one would tempt to get an 80-year-old woman wom pregnant but it could be done. the fine line in the sand for fr fertile l clinics is roughly r around age 50. i see people mean between 35 an5 50 come in and want to have children.. most are successful careers and they delayed havingy children for whatever reason. ro and so it's very age related.ed. >> but there have to be risks is would imagine.imagi i know when i was pregnant i heard anyone over 35 the risks s increase and so certainly at 50t there

now a company called you bionics shows a drone that would deliver your cup of coffee. >> i can find youu'll transport the cup of coffee to me in my office? >> exactly. takes a minute. >> reporter: remarkably, he says, the technology will be ready by the middle of next year. don't expect a swarm of delivery drones that fast. the regulatory hurdles are sky high. >> is the faa moving quickly enough? >> well, not yet. i mean, the technology is moving very, very fast. we have to move faster, otherwise, we'll miss out on opportunities. >> it could be crowded skies. too close for comfort. many of the companies here are also working on anti-collision systems to make some of the dreams a rty to develop some sort of air traffic control system. there are a lot of questions in this industry. again, safety is a big concern. really, many of the companies saying, matt and savannah, the sky is the limit. back to you. >> gabe, thank you very much. can you imagine if drones start delivering your coffee? what are the interns going to do? >> you've been waiting for several minutes for that one. good point.

she found the right resources and got a bionic arm made for him on a 3d printer with no charge to hisrd his attitude. >> so cool, country. thank you for that. >>> time now for "newsroom" with carol cost ello. >> have a great day. new "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," president obama takes aim at donald trump. >> ignorance is not a virtue. >> and members of trump's own party not giving up hopes on a third-party candidate. >> hijack another party to get on the ballot but it's a suicide