so unreal. >> very exciting. >> esha created a tiny device that fits inside a cell phone battery.can charge in 20 to 30 seconds. >> supercapacitor, which is basically an energy storage device which can hold a lot of energy in a small amount of volume. >> it can also be used in car batteries. >> so if i took out the battery then you'd actually be able to hook this up. >> yes. and look at just the size comparison. it's so small. i'm able to actually put this -- replace this with a normal battery. >> with her $50,000 prize she'll go to harvard this fall and fuel her passion for research. >> i will be setting the world on fire. >> but first she'll recharge her own batteries. scientists are not senior prom tomorrow. in saratoga, sharon chen, kpix 5. >> she told sharon she's already received some interest from google. amazing girl. >> wow! why go to college? just go right into business. >> she's well on her way. >> there you go. >>> everybody loves bear hugs, right. >> yeah. but a bear kiss could be a little gross. the proof in this hairy encounter. keep your eye on what's going on here

. >> 18-year-old esha khare recently won the young scientists award for her invention.s called the supercapacity and it can charge a phone in 20 to 30 seconds, she hopes she can be an inspiration to other young girls wanting to pursue careers and degrees in math and science. >> right now like i'm a girl in science. and that's great and a lot more girls are getting into science. but i think there's a lot of stigma surrounding like being a girl and being a woman in science. and i really want to try to break that in the field of science. >> she won $50,000 for the intel award and plans to put that to her tuition -- ahem she's going to harvard in the fall. >> i bet she is. >>> it's a memorable picture of a survivor from the oklahoma tornado. >> yeah amid the pictures of devastation a picture of a dog was treated out. this morning -- tweeted out. this morning we're learning more about what happened to the dog and the dog's owner. >> when it's raining some people know how to turn a bad situation into something positive. we're going to show you a good way to weather a storm. >

a california teenager, her name is esha.t charging gadget. she could create the technology that will charge your cellphone in 20 seconds. not 20 minutes, not 20 hours but 20 seconds. if she sosms this, we are going to have nothing to complain about. >> it. i hope she becomes a super billionaire of the world. >> and pull the full screen, memorial day and couple people close to my heart who is military, my father is upper right. u.s. navy, deceased world war ii vet and uncle eric, u.s. navy also deceased, killed in action over the south pacific. upper right that is my nephew, national guard and i'm sorry, upper left is colton and lower left is jeremiah which is my other nephew, u.s. marines. >> bob: i wanted to recommend you go to foxnews.com and read this letter from karen ross who a ceo of shared decisions about hiring veterans. she has things, veterans can handle themselves in a myriad of environments. best of leadership capabilities that go over to civilian work force. they seek other things that employees can't see. when