. >>> at his cambridge, massachusetts, workshop, he's reinventing the wheel. >> it helps you.ltiplying your power up to ten times. >> so it makes it easier. >> much easier. >> you've got it. >> reporter: it works like this. replace a regular bike wheel with a copenhagen wheel. it now functions like a hybrid electric car. >> if you're going downhill it brakes you downhill and stores the energy in the battery. if you're going uphill, it gives you an extra push. beaterman would p show us the inner workings because of copycats. a smartphone app is all it takes to program the ride. >> flatten my city. that's one of my favorites. it makes hills feel like they're flat. >> i feel it. >> in response to your pedaling. >> it's sort of the environment adapting to you, learning about you. >> sanjay is with m.i.t. he said everyday items like thermostats and locks are becoming smarter thanks to powerful sensors in wi-fi connectivity. >> everything mechanical we deal with has a potential of becoming automated and becoming much more for us. >> he's hoping his copenhagen wheel can reinvent the

you can visit the bookstore in cambridge massachusetts or online at harvardbookstore.com. >> he had two things going for him. he was ambitious, quick, and new inherently about cleanliness and i think that is was probably because he was a patient and knew the difference between a clean and dirty doctor and how it affected him. and he's was empthetic at a time period where there was an emotional detach from doctors and patients. and we still struggle with that today. but back then, when we think about someone sawing off a leg while you are still awake the instinct would be the person getting the leg sawed off. but imagine studying for years and knowing you would have to carve this pain and you would have to have emotional detachment. but he didn't have that quality. he trusted people and made people join him on the surgeries and that is why he was so poplar. he came back to philadelphia and clashed a lot with another doctor while trying to be a professor. this is jefferson medical college and this is charles meggs. jeff jefferson medical colleges was bringing new things to the forefront l

michelle miller, cbs news, cambridge, massachusetts. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs thisoing to go to dallas for the latest on the nurse diagnosed with ebola and we'll hear from chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. >>> plus, an interview with the family of peter kassig, the american killed by isis. >>> and we'll talk with tony gonzalez on "the nfl today." that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm susan mcginnis. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com d i'm frank mall >>> good morning. monday, october 13th. i'm juliet goodrich in for michelle griego. >> it's a holiday, columbus day. >> is it a holiday? for who? >> michelle. >> for michelle, yeah. >> changes are coming our way. all that sunshine er the weekend, today looks pretty good but look off the coastline. we have showers in the works. we'll talk about that coming up. >> even though it's a holiday i guess a lot of kids are still in school so we may see some traffic. we've got slight backups in some of the far lanes and a lot of overnight road work as well. cal

. >> reporter: it is cambridge massachusetts work workshop, we, where biderman is reinventing the wheel>> and it helps you. it pushes you multiplying your power up to ten times. >> so it makes it easier? >> much he easier. >>dw<çyou got it. >> it works like this. replace a regular bike wheel with a copenhagen wheel, the bike now functions like an electric hybrid car a tiny computer tells the motor when to kick in, plug the wheel into the wall to recharge it or just ride. >> if you are going downhill it)r$rñ actually brakes you automatically and stores your energy in the battery. if you are going unhill it gives you an extra push. >> 30 miles at speeds up to 20 miles per hour. biderman wouldn't show us the inner workings fearful of copycats. >> it gives you maximum boost. >> and it is all it takes to program this. >> it makes hills feel like they are flat. >> now it is an easy ride. >> in response to your pedaling. >> oh, goll. >> it is a whole greatÑr learning about about you sanjay sarma is director of digital learning at mit every day items like thermostats and locking are becoming sm

ca reporter: michelle miller cbs news, cambridge, massachusetts.is glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes" and first thing tomorrow cbs this morning. i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org passenger prompts an emergey response at l-a-x. the dangerous surf along thy area coast turns deadly.. ao n are swept out to s >>> the ebola scare hits close to home. >>> the dangerous surf along the bay area coast turns deadly as two fishermen are swept out to sea. >>> red flag warnings it for high fire danger still posted tonight. almost on the eve of the big changes in bay area weather. >>> kpix5 news is next ,,,,,, now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. i'm ann notarangelo. an ebola scare that promptea huge emergency response at x this afternoon.. turned ou

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. >>> a hawk attacked a drone as its prey in cambridge, massachusetts. you have to see this. a man attempting to capture footage of the foliage spotted a red tail hawk circling his drone. he lowered the drone, but the hawk attacked anyway. the man killed the motor to avoid harming the bird. but this brought the drone crashing down as you can see. the video has become a youtube sensati sensation. all proceeds to the video are going to the audubon society, dedicated to conserving natural ecosystems. that hawk did not enjoy his snack. >> up close and personal. >> no idea. he had no idea -- nobody knew there were drones. there are drones now. he's strangely beautiful. i don't think i've seen one that close before. >> wow. >> so we have a little winter weather coming apparently. i feel like we just got over the last one. i'm not even sure. thank you so much. >>> now a look ahead and a look back. the state of alaska will be begin accepting same sex marriage applications. they ordered that the government recognize the rights of same sex couples. the governor says the state will appe

. >> perhaps because his mother was a teacher, the kid came roaring out of cambridge, massachusetts, with a restless mind. he hates the shorthand version of how his career is depicted in the years before and after his early splash and writing oscar for "goodwill hunting." those years included "dazed and confused" and he might have been a little bit of both as he went on to survive the geologically and jersey girl era. he started to it exert command and control over more films. he was sharp as one of the company men. he then wrote and produced and directed and starred in the very gritty, very boston gem called "the town." then came his signature piece, "argo," golden globe for best director. academy award for best picture and his status in hollywood was tremendous. >> i'm responsible. i'm taking it through. >> his life was cemented at mommy as well. in "gone girl," which like the book contains a lot of plot twists, he plays a twisted guy. he says it helped to go home at night to a fellow veteran of the craft, his wife, jennifer garner. >> it's good to be married to someone who is an a

for more we're joined in cambridge, massachusetts by edward glazer. his opinion piece in the boston globe friday is entitled the u.s. has an even greater role to play in africa's health care crisis. edward, good to have you with us. you quote a swedish doctor in sierra leone, an attack of bioterrorism where the terrorist is mother nature, that the u.s. has to commit itself to help africa. >> i think we are, we are one species and we have a commitment to one another. the challenges of africa are enormous and america and a lot of the developed world has a commitment to make sure africa's development is as healthy as it can be. >> your point is only western governments have the resources to really bring some sort of shock and awe to this war against this deadly virus? >> i think we do have a lot of resources in the west and i think american -- america's government certainly does have considerable strength. in principle, i think i'm as we look forward what we'd like to see is that before the next crisis occurs, we want to have tools in place so that we ca

. >> reporter: perhaps because his mother was a teacher, the kid came roaring out of cambridge, massachusetts a restless mind. he hates the shorthanded version of how his career is depicted in the years before and after his early splash and writing oscar for "good will hunting." those years includes "dazed and confused" and he might have been a little bit of both as he went on to survive the jersey girl era. as the years went by, he started to exert, command and control over more films. he was sharp as one of the company men. he then wrote and produced anticipate directed and starred in the very gritty, very boston gem called "the town." then came his signature piece "argo," golden globe for best director, academy award for best picture and his status in hollywood was cemented. >> looking forward to seeing that movie. >> absolutely. >> it's good. >> it's a good one. >> i guess we should ask. >> by the way -- >> you have the play-off beard on. i like it. >> you know, the guys in news 4 cannot have all the fun, right? we should have the opportunity to grow out our beards as option. >> they don'

thank you so much, sir, from cambridge, massachusetts, truly appreciate you joining me. i do want to stay on ebola. what is the protocol for health care workers returning from africa? it depends on what state you're in. and the state has its own guidelines. why isn't there one standard? i know a lot of you are wondering that. we'll get the answer and another big story we're following for you. people in kobani, that border town, right? syrian turkish border town. the u.s. has tried to help them from the sky. and now new forces could help them from the ground. we're live in iraq. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare su

check out this video from cambridge, massachusetts. the man was flying his quad copter this week when a pretty irate bird swooped down and knocked it out of the sky and the drone went tumbling down. the owner said his flying machine and the hawk are both okay, but amazon want to rethink its drone delivery initiative. >>> they've lost their septuplets but not their hope, next a couple shares their painful story of loss and how their faith is carrying them through this tough time. >> at 6:00 a in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. z . >> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >>> seven babies left one couple

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and while he's away, the cambridge, massachusetts police come looking for him. seems the autopsy on the organs that were taken out of his wife's body shows that she was poisoned. the broth that he was#] feeding her is arsenic. the harvard professor is now on the lam. he goes by frank holt. he goes down to mexico, hangs out two years there. he works as a bookkeeper for a mining company then slowly begins to come back to the united states. he enrolls ingtsvu a really cat college in -- outside dallas. meets his new wife there. her name is also leona. he finds another leona and her father is a methodist minister in dallas, comes from a very respectable family and he does very well. he graduates and becomes an ie tinry teacher, working his way back to cornell university, back to the ivy league, a professor there again under this assumed name. no one has noticed him. he has a new wife and he thinks everything is fine. when war breaks out in europe, he's overwhelmed by this. he decides what the united states is doing, sending arms to the allies is not right. he has to

in cambridge, mass -- massachusetts, douglas, kennedy. >> searchers may found the remains of a university graham last seen in charlottesville, have a -- virginia, leaving a bar. video shows a 32-year-old man matthew following her. he was arrested and charged with kidnapping. he was also linked by forensic evidence by the disappearance and death of a woman in 2009. forensic investigators are scheduled to conduct tests to conley firm the remains -- confirm remains belong to graham. >>> bermuda has got through the worst of hurricane gone disallia. -- gone disallia. 110 mile an hour winds knocked down trees and buildings and cut power across the island. it is headed towards new finland tonight and expected to keep winding down. parts of the east coast may feel the storm's effects. >>> hurricane ana is sideswiping hawaii, but there is plenty of rain. forecasters are expecting 3-6 inches to fall and flooding has shutdown one major highway. tourists did what they could to enjoy the weekend. >> we're trying to do the outdoorsy stuff and all the things we want to do and after that we'll stay in or

and while he's away, the cambridge, massachusetts police come looking for him. that were taken out of his wife's body shows that she was poisoned. the broth that he was#] feeding her is arsenic. the harvard professor is now on the lam. he goes by frank holt. he goes down to mexico, hangs out two years there. he works as a bookkeeper for a mining company then slowly begins to come back to the united states. he enrolls ingtsvu a really cat college in -- outside dallas. meets his new wife there. her name is also leona. he finds another leona and her father is a methodist minister in dallas, comes from a very respectable family and he does very well. he graduates and becomes an ie tinry teacher, working his way back to cornell university, back to the ivy league, a professor there again under this assumed name. no one has noticed him. he has a new wife and he thinks everything is fine. when war breaks out in europe, he's overwhelmed by this. he decides what the united states is doing, sending arms to the allies is not right. he has to do something about it. when the

massachusetts, and [indiscernible] washington. >> all right, interesting stuff. the duce -- the duke and duchess of cambridge could be bound for the u.s. as early as next month. they are reportedly planning a trip to new york city at the end of november or the beginning of december. buckingham palace is being mum on the situation and has not confirmed whether it is an official trip. it will also depend on her nancy health. they are set to visit monuments. >> we also have some hollywood baby news. actress blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting a baby. confirminga picture the pregnancy on her blog. they were married in 2012 and this is the first child for about. came out ahead of the box office, non-girl coming out ahead. second place, more than $37 million. last week's number one film, the equalizer, did happen that, followed by "mock strolls." >> it's nice out there -- >> it's nice out there, cloudy tonight, a couple of showers possible tomorrow. the best chance for that will be in the afternoon hours, but i cannot rule out a stray shower early of a couple of spots. and beautiful for the middle of the

i know many business leaders throughout massachusetts support it and i think that is one good investment in what we need, not only in boston and cambridge, but around the state, the economic plan that i have rolled out will invest in our kids and our businesses. in terms of the question, we have a job in the attorney general's office, to make a threshold issue. no one was disadvantaged by that. if the voters in springfield voted for a casino, if can be part of a larger economic plan, i'll support that if they want it. >> it defies credit yulity, that if the voters go and repeal the entire casino process, if we go to the legislature and say let's try to put the casino back in. but we have laws that are passed but not implemented. chapter 7 budget for education, it's supposed to be updated every year, it was just last updated two years ago. we talked about 57 where the state has not lived up to the obligations that it set out for itself. so when we have a government that it is not even following it's own laws, then we have got a need for new leadership. >> thank you. mr. lively? >> barbara, i'm with you, i think massachusetts should do mo