hermella. >> this is a intellectual property case. the wiki media, over the rights to this crested black monkey photo. about slater didn't take the picture, the talented monkey did. he set up the camera and walked away, when he returned, he found the monkey had started to take pictures. wikimedia denied his request because they said he didn't take it or make, quote, substantial changes to it. intellectual media lawyer grace with the site. he said if the photographer actually developed it in a certain way made some tweaks, used some lighting to make original choices then he would have had some part of the creative process. slater is claiming because wikimedia distributed the photograph, it's cost him an incredible amount of money and he's considering taking legal action. we'll see how it comes out. >> thanks hermella, manopause is getting action. also you should check all your information online. the largest known computer hacking has cybersecurity experts scrambling and makes other breaches look small by comparison. >>> and near a com

thanks hermella. >> you're welcome. >> straight ahead, a new study raises hopes that autism can one day be treatable. >>> a major company says workers should be taking naps. that's in our data dive. the u.s. open is about to begin, what has happened to american men's tennis? >> the reason why some children develop autism while most don't has long eluded researchers. but research suggests that autism could be created by too many synapses. a child's brain develops synapses as a phenomenal rate as a child experiences the world. usually concessio excess synapse trimmed. joining to discuss this, dr. wang, good to have you back with us. the study compared brains of people who had autism and who didn't. how do all these excess synapses create autism? >> the number of synapses really peaks in childhood and is supposed to go down as children become older. in autism they do not go down in number as quickly and as far as they should. that leads in abnormalities, in the connection of brains, they are not talking to each other the way they should. >> as laymen, it includes the sensitivity to noise,

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. >> hermella. >> als ice bucket challenge less than two weeks ago, the national office had raised $160,000. now that's look like a drop in the bucket. since it began on july 29th, the craze has raised over $41 million compared to about $2 million during the same period last year. a lot of the success can be attributed to the number of celebrities and dignitaries that have joined in. former president george bush, michael jordan, oprah and ben affleck have all taken on the challenge. some people have tired of the barrage of videos of water being poured on people. some say it's a waste of water. anthony carbahal responded to these critics in a video. he explains why the fund challenge is so important to the cause. >> so challenging to see and to talk about. nobody wants to see a depressing person that's dying, that has two to five years to live, they don't want to talk about it. they don't want their day ruined. >> while the money raised is something to celebrate, federal funding for als research has been slashed. this year, national institutes of health plans to spend $40 million on als rese

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