the glasses cost up to $450. come with a money back guarantee, and have competitors like o-2-m and color correction system. the one test that matters most to our participants will the glasses enhance their color vision? we took maddux and both of his moms to the botanical gardens in san francisco's golden gate park. >> okay, what happened? >> turn around. >> does it look any different? >> kind of. >> kind of. not really. >> oh, well. >> keep them on a little bit longer. >> little disappointment, huh? >> yeah. >> oh, well. >> across town, danielle takes her turn. >> wow. it's kind of intense to be able to see colors for the first time really. i don't know if it is the way they're meant to be seen. i'm pretty emotional about it. >> reporter: across the country oscar tries them on with his fiancee. >> this is amazing. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: but his biggest reaction this traffic light. >> i can see that. >> reporter: until now oscar only knew the light was red because it was the one on top. >> sorry. i'm getting a

there were shards of glass spread over the linoleum floor of the kitchen.sible that the killer stepped on a shard of glass, leaving his shoe impression? >> the theory of any crime scene investigation is that the suspect is always going to leave something of themself at the scene or take something away that's going to link them to the crime. >> the shards were collected and sent to the forensics lab. >> glass is such a smooth, perfect surface that it's really the best surface we can possibly hope for to get a footwear impression on. >> the linoleum floor was dusted with a powder called aurora pink that sticks to any moisture present. then, using what is called an alternate light source, any powder that clings to the moisture will fluoresce. >> if you have a patterned linoleum where the background is interfering with the impression, you can usually use your alternative light source to eliminate the background, and then the fluorescent powder that you use to dust up the impression is very bright and so it makes a very good contrast. >> it was successful. they

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the glasses work by simply going in there and cutting out certain wavelengths of light.: the magic is in the lenses. they cut out a small part of a light spectrum, mainly the wavelengths corresponding to yellow light while letting the rest of the light shine through. the green and red separate making the difference more clear. >> people get kind of quiet -- i think it is simply they are getting a lot of information. those neuro mechanisms are finally firing. they are seeing things they have never seen before. >> i can actually see a lot of different flowers. it is just amazing. >> an immediate sense that something different, but minute one or two, once they figure out what colors are different -- it is extremely pronounced. emily: under development for a decade, supported by funding by the national institutes of health, they have raised just $1.5 million in funding. >> it has been a bit of a struggle because there are not a lot of venture capitalists that specialize in the optical field in particular. emily: nevertheless, the company is developing glasses and with prescr

there is a glass floor.t that time, a lot of libraries had glass floors to let natural light filter into the building. when people got electricity, they a lot of times got rid of those. we luckily kept ours. the glass itself goes around the bookcases so you can see in between. we also have two original book lists the librarians can still lifts the librarians can still use today to lift the books up and down from the first to second floor. also, when in the capital, we have the dome tour where you can climb and go to the top of the building. we are taller than the nation's capital by about 18 feet and are one of the few capitals, maybe the only one, there are a few capitals that can go to we consider our seventh floor, but not many go to the very top. we go to the balcony and you can see about 40 miles. it is a beautiful view number matter what the season. we tell people to go up -- several times a year. spring, winter, and fall, it is very fun to look there. it is very crisp and clear. it is open to the publ

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most sunroofs are made of tempered glass.ch breaks into smaller, rounded pieces instead of sharp, dangerous shards. spontaneous shattering can happen if there is a manufacturing defect, according to glass expert mark meshulam. >> in an absolute instant this glass is completely broken. >> reporter: abc news found nearly 400 complaints in the national highway traffic safety administration's database across all makes and models. some auto safety experts are calling for new safety standards for sunroofs and requiring them to be made of laminated glass. the kind used in windshields to make sure the driver is protected. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the formula 1 driver poisoned when he was sleeping. thieves making off with $500,000 in jewels. >>> also tonight, the child being treated for the plague, after a trip to a national park. >>> and jon stewart's unexpected moment with stephen colbert. you have to see this. surance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. fact

nick's glasses were found in the car. and investigators wanted to know if nick had been wearing them when the crash occurred. so they created a styrofoam facsimile of nick's head. >> i weighted the styrofoam head so that it was approximately the same weight as nick's head would have been in that same situation. >> they put an identical pair of glasses on the model to simulate the force of impact. it was attached to a pendulum. >> based on a potential energy formula, mass times gravity times height, i lifted the head that given height, allowed it to swing down, and it collided with the steering wheel. >> this was a virtual recreation of what would happen if nick's head had hit the steering wheel when the car crashed into the river at 15 miles per hour. there was far less damage to the test glasses than the ones found in the car. >> my conclusion was nick's head did not collide with the steering wheel in the car. >> this proved the glasses had been planted. and if nick hadn't been in the car during the crash, then there was

in a very bold move, he scales the glass barrier and gets on the ledge. >> to load a piece of glass with over 200 pounds when i'm fully geared, it was a concern of mine when i went over it. if that kind of piece of glass were to break and shatter, it's going to fall to the street level, which could hit an innocent bystander that's in the street. >> detective solar says he fakes injuring himself to appear more vulnerable and less threatening to the subject. once over the glass partition, he's in a position to grab the man, should he jump. but even with safety harnesses, the detectives are risking their lives. >> the fear in this situation is really the unpredictability of it. the person on the edge is obviously distraught. you don't know if they are going to become violent. >> if the subject became agitated and wanted to strike at me, there was a very good possibility that he would not only fall himself but actually bring me down with him. >> to defuse the situation, the detectives offer the man some water and cigarettes. >> he said he didn't smoke. we made a joke, this might be a time to

glass fell off a truck. the staten island expressway east heavy at clove road with ongoing construction. take a peek at the l.i.e. westbound moving okay at commack. alternate sides in effect. back to you, ken, shirleen. >> debbie, thank you. >>> coming up, three people are hurt including a battling a high-rise fire in yonkers. the flames breaking out on the 5th floor. >> update from newscopte my name is amanda and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months early and weighed only three pounds. this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. you can quit. talk with your doctor. for more help call 1-866-ny-quits leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. >>> welcome back. breaking news in yonkers. shannon

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the glass.the choice of glass that you choose, the window and door system is huge as well. really high efficiency glass, really well put together window. kitchen is over here to my right. you can see all the low energy appliances, all energy star, plumbing fixtures as well. so everything down to the efficiency of the appliances has to be done properly. >> this isn't a matter of just putting solar panels on the roof, although that certainly is a big energy saver. the entire design and construction process is focused on saving energy while maintaining luxury. >> everybody has lived in a home that is not energy efficient. we can continue to build homes that way, or we can do something that's better. >> let's take a walk up stairs and see what it looks like. there's almost windows all around this home. >> yes, there is. there's one key footnote to that, which if you look at the wall behind me, the west facing wall, there's no windows whatsoever. that western sunlight, when the sun is going down, we'

really high efficiency glass. to the efficienty of the appliances has to be done properly. >> this is not a matter of just putting some solar panels on the roof. although that's certainly a big energy saver. the entire design and construction process is focused on saving energy while maintaining luxury. >> everybody has lived in a home that is not energy efficient. we continue to build homes that way, or we could do something better. >> let's take a walk upstairs and see what it looks like. >> there's almost windows all around the home. >> there is. there's one key footnote. if you look at the wall behind me, which is the west-facing wall, there's no windows whatsoever. >> what are you giving up as far as costs is it that much more expensive? >> we talk about passive solar design. that's just how we create the architecture to be efficient in the first place. we use a lot of these heavy overhangs. we use these courtyards and it's all part of that vegas modern strategy of having all this indoor-outdoor relationships

for one thing, it is complete and it is glass. how amazing is that that it's arrived 400 years -- it survived 400 years? it would have been clear but you can't see that because of the corrosion. i did a little research on it. although i have not found any parallels from other archaeological excavations, i do believe what we have is a 17th-century rendition of a petri dish. if you look right here, you can see one, a little glass dish being used to collect something that is being pressed in a lab where they do chemical processing. this is dating to the late 16th century. they were testing all kinds of materials to try to make a profit for the investors. this may have been involved with perhaps a medical group here looking for plants they could turn into medicines. to do that, you are pounding and mashing and distilling all kinds of leaves and nuts and anything you can get your hands on. they could easily make samples into little dishes like this. we would call this a petri dish today, but julius petri is a 19th-century german scient

. >> our kitchen back door was opened, and i noticed that the glass was broken, and there was glass all over our kitchen floor. so i looked through the rest of the house for her, and ended up finding her in our bathroom. >> reporter: she had been shot in the head with a shotgun at point-blank range. tom immediately called for help. >> what's the problem? >> my wife is in the shower. she's just laying there in the blood. >> reporter: first responders rushed to the foley farm. when michigan state police detective james karbon arrived on the scene, he knew he was in for a long night. >> we don't have a lot of homicides that happen in and around branch county, and because of her position as a schoolteacher, just for the number of people that knew her, that put it in a much more serious type investigation. >> reporter: detective karbon and his team of state troopers scoured the crime scene taking pictures and seizing evidence of what appeared to be a home burglary gone wrong. the first clue? the broken glass coming from the kitchen door window. >> it appeared that a beer bottle was used to b

there was glass everywhere, everything was full of dust and smoke. they put me in a car and brought me here. i.t. was a very bad explosion. >> reporter: he said the blast didn't differentiate between rich and poor. there has been renewed violence across afghanistan at a delicate political time. talks with the taliban were derailed early in the week after the announcement of death of mullahah oarm. mullah omar. jennifer glasse, are al jazeera kabul. >>> the father of an 18 month old who was killed in an arson attack has also died. >>> recaptured more territory in the south moving towards the capital of zinznzibar. hope theysay they hope to enter zinzibar in the next couple of days. >>> typhoon soudelor has hid taiwan. 30 killed and 30th other injured, strong winds and heavy rain. nearly 2 million people are without electricity. troops have evacuated villages from remote areas as heavy rains batter the region. veronica pedrosa has this report. >> right across this busy city, there is also a rift of vines falling down. all night we have been hearing sir

i would not obsess about the number of glasses. you're probably getting three to four glasses without trying by normal -- >> things like lettuce. all water. for sure. good. let's put that to bed. i hated that coffee doesn't count. you're getting dehydrated from drinking the coffee. >> this is fascinating learning from an article. in 1945, the food and beverage board released a statement saying you need 2-1/2 liters of water a day. they did not advise that it comes from the foods that you eat. steve: you already get it. good stuff. more and more men over the age of 40 are choosing nonsurgical cosmetic procedures like botox and fillers. i guess mildly surprising, but not really. jen: people are more aware? >> the numbers have gone up. since 1997, it's been a 273 percent increase in the number of men who have taken an interest in the procedures. they've become more popular. they see the results are excellent. i do botox and dermal fillers. i've noticed an increase in the number of men. there are so many things available that are nonsu

and then he pulls out a tiny juice glass and -- [ laughter ] --uses an eye-dropper. like, and all with a straight face.

the signature on the glass matches his earlier signatures. we are certain that was impaired his name was, woodrow wilson. he dropped his first name after he started law school at the university of virginia because he felt that one day he would become an important political figure. he thought he would be a senator at that time, but he did not think that tommy wilson sounded dignified enough, so with his family's permission he dropped his first name and went by woodrow wilson. back here are pictures of his maternal grandparents, thomas wilson. at princeton, he was president of princeton and governor of new jersey. he was always examining the rules, the bylaws, the constitution, and trying to improve it. as president, some of the first things he did had economic impact. he established under his administration the federal reserve act, setting up a system of national banking, the clayton antitrust act, which took the antitrust laws farther than they had gone in previous acts. he enacted under his watch labor laws, child labor laws, and also railro

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so was the giant glass box that we're cleaning.on of very modern looking buildings. washing windows on those building is it a fun challenge or sit -- >> frustrating. fun looking at it. it's beautiful. but it's dangerous. it's crazy. >> but somebody's got to do it. let's face it dirty windows don't reflect well. >> i will not go into any restaurant or store with dirty windows. treat your windows like that what are you going to do when i walk in as a customer. >> i made it worse. >> osgood: up next. hot stuff. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >> whistling tea kettles have before letting off steam -- >> this great sweet sound. >> for at least a hundred years. >> it's primal to put something on stove to start with fire, just so elemental. >> and instrumental gushes donald strum, head of product design at michael graves in princeton, new jersey. a happy melody

his name is archie glass and recently released from a federal prison oklahoma. this man, nevertheless managed to make his way sunday to just outside the white house grounds. archie monroe glass of the oklahoma city area has a long history of threatening to kill presidents. in 2008 he admit adler threatening to kill presidents george w. bush and whoever would win the november election writing -- in previous years, he threatened bill clint and hillary clinton too until 2013 he served time in this federal prison el reno oklahoma. coincidentally the same prison president obama visited in july. earlier this summer, glass was serving time at this halfway nous oklahoma city. and during his time there court records say glass illegally left the facility and made a bus trip to washington, d.c. those records say a u.s. marshal figured it out when he found a return bus ticket to oklahoma city from the east coast in glass' possession. despite doing so the feds released glass from the halfway house to a private residence in late june. and then eight weeks later, the secret se

the bullet struck his glass door, the glass hitting his legs. >> the bullet went higher. hit me already. the bullet go under -- between my legs. >> reporter: he was one of four people inside. san jose police say officers had no choice but to shoot at the suspect outside. he died at the scene. >> they are looking at a person that is going to reach for a gun that has a warrant for murder. so we know this person already committed murder. so he is willing to take on the police. >> reporter: police recovered the suspect's gun

the signature on the glass matches his earlier signatures.certain that was impaired his name was, woodrow wilson. he dropped his first name after he started law school at the university of virginia because he felt that one day he would become an important political figure. he thought he would be a senator at that time, but he did not think that tommy wilson sounded dignified enough, so with his family's permission he dropped his first name and went by woodrow wilson. back here are pictures of his maternal grandparents, woodrow thomas wilson. at princeton, he was president of princeton and governor of new jersey. he was always examining the rules, the bylaws, the constitution, and trying to improve it. as president, some of the first things he did had economic impact. he established under his administration the federal reserve act, setting up a system of national banking, the clayton antitrust act, which took the antitrust laws farther than they had gone in previous acts. he enacted under his watch labor laws, child labor laws, and also railro

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the signature is on the glass actually matches some of his earliest signatures. we are very certain that is him. his name was thomas woodrow wilson, he only dropped his first name after he started to law school at the university of virginia. because he felt that one day he would become an important political figure he thought at that time he would be a senator. but he didn't think that tommy wilson sounded dignified enough, so with his family's permission he dropped his first name and just went by woodrow. woodrow being his mother's maiden name. back here are pictures of his maternal grandparents, thomas woodrow, for whom he was named his grandfather, his grandfather marion woodrow. woodrow was a great reformer interested in, even from childhood, translating into his career as president and governor, and then president of the united states come he was always examining the rules, the bylaws, the constitution. and trying to improve it. as president, some of the first things he did were to have economic impact, he established the federal reserve act, setting up a sy

on the groundut with the glass over my eyes. of course, initially, i was looking away from the tower. that enormous flash of light, of course, just over -- overcame any lack of transparency. it is just, it is the most surprising thing of all. a fantastic flash of light. then, of course, you see the ball slowlynd the rising off the ground. this mushroom cloud eventually. so i got up to, got up off the ground to get a better view. totally forgetting that the shockwave had yet to arrive. might -- only 30 microseconds for the light to arrive but it takes 30 seconds for the shock way to arrive -- shock wave to arrive. i had plenty of time to get back thaton the ground and hear fierce rumble. first that blast, and then the rumble of the sound off the ne arby mountains. theas hard to overstate the impact on the senses for something like that. first the flash of light. fireball -- the mushroom cloud rising thousands of feet in the sky. and then a long time afterwards, the sound, the rumble, the funder in the mountains. in the mountains.

most sun roofs are made of tempered glass for your safety. breaking into small pieces instead of small dangerous shards. but that could mean a shattering defect. >> if you put a pin in a balloon it catastrophically breaks. >> they have 400 complaints in the national highway administration's data base on all makes and models they are reviewing the complaints and looking at certain kia sorrentos, they are reviewing the performance of the sun roofs for their vehicles but an investigation found only that foreign objects like rocks and gravel have been identified as the sun roof breakage now they are calling on them to make new safety standards like laminate glass like that used in windshields, so when hit it remains in place to protect the driver. >> you should not have to ride at risk worrying about whether your sun roof will explode over you. >> alabama is now the third state in a week to pull state funding from planned parent hood the governor's office released a statement say that alabama state medicaid agency will end their contract with the

right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >> osgood: frank lloyd wright designed auldbrass for the pure pleasure of its residents. a broughter view creating practical items for people with more basic needs. >> what comes to mind when you hear the word design. a sleek new phone you can wear maybe a fancy sports car. most of us see design as something that makes our lives easier, safer, better. >> that's an easy meal to put together. >> but do they feel that way in the developing world? of course they do. i think the notion that because somebody is poor they don't have same appreciation for beauty or function is completely erroneous, it's incredibly insulting if you really think of it. >> yves behar is one of the countries as top industrial designers. for him design is more than just a job it's a lifestyle. he designed the offices of his san francisco company fuseproject and they stand as a sort of museum to all he's made. >> it would sense my phone as i appr

glass wanted to be like john hunkly. he was locked up for five years until recently at the el reno federal prison near his home in oklahoma. and those records say in may, while he was being held in a halfway house, he illegally bolted from there and from supervision and made a trip to d.c.,oo. those court records, the feds say they discovered he had done so after they found the returned bus ticket in his possession. when our cameras from a sister station in oklahoma city went there today, they found no answer but found a probation officer's business card in his door. some time this week, glass came back to d.c. court records say secret service stopped glass outside the white house sunday. they referred him for mental health care, according to those record, but d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes north.says what the i-team uncovered here raises questions. >> i'm surprised because the secret service is known for catching or at least tracking people who threaten the president. >> we got an e-mail, necessary the jail. no comme

glasses, and i'll say, well, try these in my trial frame and i can -- these are like lego glasses andd. >> and then the children are excited and say, mom, you can see the individual leaves on the trees! this is thrilling! >> these kids sometimes don't know that they can't see. it can affect their academics. >> absolutely. if you can't see the blackboard, you can't do well in school. if you can't see, you can't do well in school. and visual learning is maybe 80% of learning. so you hear it but you can't write it down or you can't see it, you're not going to learn it. so having good vision is super important. sometimes the children in third, fourth, fifth grade, they will say, i can't see the blackboard and simple glasses help. and it's very important. if your child needs glasses and 40% of americans are, as you said, near-sighted, if your child needs glasses, there is a positive spin to it which is with these glasses, i can show them in the trial frames, with these glasses, you can see better for school, for sports, for video games and you'll hit that baseball and you're going to play

another great glass plate native family.ne of the shore they were former slaves that came to nebraskao claim a homestead. african-americans could claim homesteads just like traditional settlers and there was no one who could stop them. they worked hard and gained the respect of the community around them. the brothers jerry, moses and henry all came to nebraska and settled in custer county and took individual homesteads. i think that is important, that they worked hard right alongside other immigrants, whether they were swedish or german immigrants. and you were respected for the hard work you put into the land and not where you came from. it is one thing to write about it and have those interpretations, but the photograph really i

jennifer glasse has the report. >> reporter: the taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide attack outside kabul's police academy targeting cad et cetera and staff of the academy. the bomber was trying to get into the academy. across town there was another attack near kabul's airport. not far from a u.s. special forces base and an antinarcotics police camp. it was a complex attack, first an explosion followed by small arms fire. >> translator: a powerful explosion struck this area, shattered all the windows of my pump station, i don't know what's going to happen now. >> reporter: early morning hours, a truck bomb exploded make buildings collapse. in what president ashraf ghani said the worst ever attack on civilians have said was asleep. >> there was glass everywhere. everything was full of dust and smoke, they put me in a car and brought me here. it was a very bad explosion. >> reporter: he said the blast in the middle of the night didn't differentiate major rich or poor. the dead and injured were mostly civilians. there has been renewed concern, after the death of the taliban com

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after glass of buttermilk. but i also learned a lot from bat girl. when i was a kid bat girl represented my three greatest passions, secret revolving walls, motorcycles and police commissioner's daughters. >> ♪ bat girl ♪ bat girl ♪ bat girl ♪ where do you come from ♪ where do you go ♪ what is your scene ♪ maybe we can start a know ♪ bat girl ♪ bat girl ♪ whose baby are you ♪ bat girl >> very inconspicuous. i love the parallel octaves. i know a lot of people were obsessed with bat woman, but she was a bad seed. a girl from the wrong side of the tracks. but bat girl was a woman in a skin tight suit who fought for the forces of good. here is to you, commissioner gordon. you raised a great gal. >> mark, what did bat girl teach you? >> we are about the same age and she was on my mount rushmore of child arousal. we are talking about bat girl, ginger from gilligan's island and daysy duke -- da sigh y duke and -- daisy duke and then blair. she was an accomplished dancer and on "star trek." >> the dancers -- in those d

. >> that's shining, all glass. i can't even believe this right now. >> in this viral video, melissa opens a new package of huggies wipes and shows what could appear to be shimmering shards in the wipes. other angry parents took to social media as well posting their own videos photos and stories of alleged glass-tainted wipes. the company defended itself today, saying in a facebook post, quote, all of our huggies products have been thoroughly evaluated to be sure they are safe. in addition, we have stringent quality controls in place and no glass is used during the manufacture of our wipe. huggies officials say they are working with the family involved to learn more about what happened. >>> an airbag concern has federal safety officials taking a good look at 2008 honda accords. the agency says it's received complaints that the computer control failed in one case stopping the bag from inflating. there's no recall yet but if you get an airbag warning light on the dash it could mean they're not working. >>> nearly 4,00

she says she was hutting glasses away in a -- putting glasses away in a cabinet.asses in front of her face and that's when she felt the jolt. listen to her. >> i was putting away glasses and -- in front of a large cabinet of glasses and they started to rock and jolt and then -- and then -- but nothing went over. i closed the cabinet. and i said thank goodness. >> listen there, you can hear the cracking sound. this is also another piece of surveillance video that we have. this is from a home in alameda. one of our twitter followers, ashley sent this to us. she says her two dogs gus and gizmo woke up right before the earthquake hit early this morning and immediately after they felt that jolt, they jumped under and you could hear -- up and you could hear the house rattle there. we're getting a look at the moment the quake struck at 6:50 this morning. woke a lot of people up around the east bay. no reports of any major damage and again, they checked the b.a.r.t. tracks. no reports of damage there. but a lot of stuff flying off the shelves especially in this part of th

according to glass expert. >> in an absolute instant, this glass is completely broken. >> abc news finding0 complains in the national traffic highway safety administration's database across all makes and models. some auto safety experts are calling for new safety standards for sun roofs, requiring them to be made of laminated glass, the kind used in windshields, to make sure the driver is protected. abc news, new york >> your next diet pepsi may taste different. they are starting to use a new sweetner that's a form of splenda instead of aspertame. consumers have been turned off by aspertame because of reports linking it to cancer. a nice, pleasant weekend on tap. cooler temperatures. >> yeah, slightly cooler, but that will keep us in the range of seasonal averages, not only today but even with the slight bump up tomorrow it's only a couple degrees. you may not even notice. but then we will cool it back. i'll explain. as we get started to morning, the marine layer pretty deep and over 2,000 feet. it is allowing for the clouds and fog over the bay. we use that as an indicator with the winds