10,000 hertz. >> two days later, i went to beethoven's 9th. and i sat in the audience and cried. >> reporter: standard hearing aids capture sound and amplify it through a tiny speaker. ear lens says it's the first hearing aid to include a custom lens that is placed onto the eardrum. the receiver then sends it pulses of energy that make the lens vibrate. the company's cto, dr. drew dundess, claims the design allows for a much broader audio range to allow hearing muse and i can conversations twice as well as other aids. >> realizing we could drive that middle ear system, activate the natural hearing structures without having to do surgery, really was the ah-ha moment that allows us to get this technology pulled together and to patients. >> reporter: why doesn't everyone use them? price. the ear lens costs around $12,000, including evaluations by a doctor. that's several thousand dollars more than other top-of-the-line hearing aids are if you have too much hearing damage, it might not work for you. for lisa burns, it's been worth it. her bandmate

guy. >> when jose menendez was top executive with hertz rental car, o.j.y, and he met erik and lyle menendez when they were young boys. from hertz, he was named at rca records. >> jose menendez was very successful but it came out that he had a bit of a dark side. >> everybody who encountered him said one of two things about him. he could charm anyone and at the same time could be the most brutal boss that anybody had ever worked for. >> at work, he was a holy terror. i mean, he would yell, scream, degrade, insult, and the employees were terrified of him. it began to raise questions about what kind of person he was behind closed doors. >> 47-year-old kitty menendez was a former small town beauty queen who met her future husband at a college debating class. >> when jose met her, you know, he was a brash, handsome guy, wavy dark hair, 6'1", and he swept her right off her feet. >> according to lyle, her son, kitty menendez was miserable in her marriage, and she wasn't trying to hated that. >> she would just explain all the things that she could have been, the

, 10,000 hertz. >> so it sounds fabulous. there has to be a catch. >> there are a few reasons, mostly has to do with price. >> yeah. >> out the door, ear lens costs around $12 thousand, that's several thousand more than top-of-the-line traditional hearing aids. if you have too much hearing damage, it might not work for you. but we did speak with a patient from mountain view, lisa burns, a stand-up bass player and singer. she said she turned to ear lenses after other hearing aids didn't work for her. she said her bandmates noticed a big difference. >> most importantly, two days after i got them, i went to my singing lesson. and my teacher cried. because i was singing perfectly on pitch. >> wow, that's amazing. >> she says she went to beethoven's 9th symphony and was crying, because she could hear it perfectly for the first time. she said before that her singing was a little off. not my assessment, hers. she says now her singing and playing is much better. you'll hear more from her and the company in menlo park coming up at 6:0

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migrants, wants to receive social benefits from the state, buy strawberries, wash them and eat lisa hertzand maxim zaichenko ntv london television company today is the anniversary of an event that has a huge historical importance 60 years ago , a woman, valentina tereshkova, went into space for the first time ever since. she is the only member of the fair sex to fly solo. although after it dozens of women have already been in space with those who have already flown and with those who so far only dream of going beyond the earth's atmosphere, alexander korneevich talked to the cosmonauts, they will learn what awaits them on the takeoff of the rocket and the return from orbit to the earth centrifuge can whether the female body can endure such a huge overload, she proved and showed the whole world, if you really want to, you can fly into space, and the female body is capable of what before her start. it turned out to be something fantastic, it's hard work, hard work, but happy work. now she rarely gives interviews , because for 60 years in numerous articles , talk show reports and films , eve

also a huge buyer of tesla he's mystified by where stock trades i am i think hertz is undervalued. >>bofa adds to the u.s. 1 list. pal land tear as well. ray gentleman goes to out perform 18 as the market is clearly looking for new players in that silo >> look at pal lan tir last quarter was good. jacobs thinks they're a very good partner i don't know i question the value of making amazon job one right now why now? did they have a problem over the weekend? wow, i've got to recommend something? amazon number one right here does not help. there are plenty of stocks that haven't moved up yet that you can identify amazon doesn't strike me as something that's really revelatory >> that remains the bull case that you see acceleration out of aws, the advertising business. maybe they steal some share from physical lee cases in north american retail. i know you've been paying a lot of attention to vf corp and we now where bracken darrell is going. >> i love bracken. he's been on the show several times. that was a strange departure, log logitech, comes out he's not there. names a successor and h

anything is relaxing some of the tariffs it's, it's, they've been study after study showing that these of hertz american consumers, janet jo and has said this on a number of occasions, results. but the, for whatever reason the, by the ministration has not been able to do what's best for the relationship or the american people. it doesn't have the courage to move forward with, with dropping some of those policies that are clearly feeding some of the insulation that american consumers have had to face. but you know, i think the real issue here is, uh, not just uh, the tray, not just uh that the sanctions on, for example, the defense minister which prevented that meeting at the stronger last session. and in a single board, it is uh that the thing is really uh, worries um, so to most of us, i know on our end badging has the same concern, these close encounters and the taiwan straits. and the soon i see us is bringing a heavy military presence, expanding nuclear arsenals and asia, expanding troops. and the philippines, admitting that they have troops inside of it. all of these things these, this is

some of the numbers we are getting in from afp news agency, 50 dead and 500 hertz.eally desperate situation. a number of trains involved. we can take a look at the map now to show exactly where this is happening. this is happening in odesa in india there. just a little earlier, we heard from the chief minister of the area. let's take a listen. , ., ., , ., listen. they have told us that there have been casualties, _ listen. they have told us that there have been casualties, but - listen. they have told us that there have been casualties, but since - listen. they have told us that there i have been casualties, but since the rescue, we — have been casualties, but since the rescue, we have not counted the numbers, — rescue, we have not counted the numbers, so i can't offer an accurate _ numbers, so i can't offer an accurate number, but it is a tragic accident. — accurate number, but it is a tragic accident, three trains, two passenger trains. this has been involved — passenger trains. this has been involved in— passenger trains. this has been involved in this accident.

uh, what did the head of the hrc valery say about these disputes about the closures of hertz's non-closures yeltsin center - this is tougher than a short course in the history of the great communist party of the bolsheviks, especially the cartoon at the beginning where the whole history of russia is shown as 1,000 years of slavery and then the whole ruler appears in white and finally grants freedom. all other rulers they are presented as fools. yes, there were mistakes, but you can’t cover everything with black paint. i against the closure of the yeltsin center, but there it is necessary to correct the ideology so it is impossible. here's a fix. e nato there is something else that we will correct, for example, yeltsin centers or museums, this romanticization, and the destruction of an entire nation in general. oh good. and what will we correct in us, but because we are absolutely exactly the same vice-center - this is just this. you understand what's the matter. this is the surface part so to speak, but on our e our general feeling, it is not something to highlight its vibes, it spreads thr

with some efficient micro-organisms and an eight-hertz vibration biofield , the formulation that cheeredermanent expert. physics kirill boldyrev 8 hz. i try to talk , after all, mainly about vibration, about vibrations, because, well, vibrations, there can be nothing at all in reality. we are now just talking about some e-fiction, because there are none here and cannot be by the end of the experiment. tatyana did not notice the difference in the peppers planted in the greenhouse with and without the device, all of them had approximately the same height, and the one farthest from the plate. the bush even turned out to be the highest, of course, to people. i want to believe quick miracles and marketers they use it. the facts speak for themselves and the onite substrate and magic plates are not a miracle. and what about the tools, of course , my not my story is to dig tv and radio host alla dovlatova, an avid summer resident at one of the star ceremonies, even received a prize for a shovel in rhinestones, we asked alla to test a universal model for 2,500 rubles. with its help, you can also

i wanted to let you know i served in philadelphia in the district of montgomery in hertz county home to a tremendous number of ukrainian americans. a wonderful community that i have known and loved since before instead of working. and i share the sentiment of some folks on the other side of the aisle. and very proud of this administration and the president for what he has done, how he hai led and we the united states of america of 53 countries if not more together. seeing clearly the grotesque invasion by russia. my question and i'm telling it to both of you, either of you. what additional steps is nato considering in order to end the brushes were in ukraine as well as to deter any future aggression. obviously if we ended sooner than later i think that will be a powerful deterrent. what else is nato doing in the administration summoning up to in this sooner? >> all talk briefly what nato is doing. nato is committed to supporting ukraine in this complex but nato's role has been primarily to provide nominee for support to complement the legal assistance given bilaterally to the ukraine

you don't have to -- when you think about renting a vehicle, you don't have to like go to a hertz.pany. this company will provide you with great benefits of driving something you normally wouldn't drive 6789. they is the ultimate experience. >> i'm going to get the insurance on that one. >> might be required. >> here's -- you want to get in this. i'm going to hold you off for a second i have these two keys in my hand. here's what we're going to do, guys. we're going to let each of you fathers pick not these two cars, but those two cars. those are lamborghini huricans. this is a spider, a convertible. we'll have you take these out on sixth avenue. rachel: how is that for a father's -- let's go right now. >> you have to -- you have to pick a key. >> you're in the black one. you're in the convertible. i'm going to explain it. i'll have you get in first. >> there's a lot of trust. >> there's a lot of trust. >> there's a lot of trust. all right. -- there's a lot of good insurance. >> rachel: we've got extra tore fr you. >> you put on your foot on, hold it up, foot on the brake and you s

some countries they have already begun to introduce restrictions on the june anomaly in europe lisa hertzin europe began without preludes. june, according to european fashion, changed its identity and decided that it would be position itself as according to the eu climate change service for the first time in history the average air temperature on earth. at the beginning of summer it was more than one and a half degrees higher than in the same period before industrial times, one and a half degrees higher, this is an indicator that indicates the onset of a global calf, alas. we know from last year's experience that the uk has struggled to cope with extreme heat, however if such temperature peaks occur more frequently and continue. the longer we know the country to this no ready for london swandicator. heat. let's go royal guards, their colleagues should pretend that everything is going according to plan and continue the brovura march on the trombone for one review on saturday, the stretchers carried out such three elizabeth ii was born in april her son charles in november on the official qu

. >> on tolling, avis and hertz are customers. these are fabulous customers. rent a car and i passed the tools, would i have contact with vera and what i know it? >> you would but you would deathly not know it. everything related to and everything that happens related to a vertical tolling expense is outsourced to us so everything from that box being up in the window to when you run through the toll reentry and we charge your credit card for the toll and we pay the toll on your behalf and make sure he gets on your bill at the end. if you have from suit talk to our call center. it's all outsourced to vera mobility. and when i look at what thing they seem to think you do not have a large interest in the market. i read the other way when you get into florida or new york, those are thought leader states. i would have them believe that around the country there could be a lot of money saved for taxpayers if they hired outsourced it to vera. >> i totally agree. we were excited a couple weeks ago to open up new legislation within the state of florida for school zone s

they can run a larger fleet compared to hertz. shares are up nicely.a5■ e.l.f.coast guard search for aw■ missing submersible carryingx■ five people growing moree■ desperate as the vessel's four-day oxygen supply ise1 Ñ■ waning rem#+■rs believe the titan sub only now has about 40 hours of breathable air left, after it a mission to explorst■hee■ wreck of the titanic crews say it'se■ a complex sear mission that spans 6700 square miles. >> our focus is on searching with what we know. as soon as we receive the report on sundayó[■ evening, we immediately launched search -8es we flew assets thatnb■ evening d we continued constant surface and air asset surfaces since that point >> parts ofé@■ the south, been enduring triplez■ digit temperaturesy■■■days now the operator of texas power grid urging residents and businesses to conserve electricity tonight to prevent outages >> and estonia bec ■q■the first central european countrye■ and ex-soviet state to legalize same-sex marriage today. parliament apprztt■the measure in a majority vote the law takes effect in 2024 kelly, b

well, in particular, we measure them at frequencies that are higher than a gigahertz to a thousand hertze stars, the sun , and siberians have also learned to artificially create and detect teluchin. on the basis of a powerful laser , a terhertz spectrometer installation was developed under the action of radiation from the nanosensor antenna and picks up the signal, and then transmits it to the screen. now the study is underway in the laboratory , scientists are finalizing the analysis methodology and are looking for a way to combine a spectrometer and a laser into one device, in order to conduct clinical research , small-sized compact equipment is needed, with the task of scientists now to create such, but so that it can accommodate both the spectrometer and the laser. the cost in clinics of such studies will not be high, scientists note cheaper than mri and ct scans. and most importantly , blood will be needed faster and more accurately for diagnosis, or a biopsy has tissue, by the way, or a regional biopsy - this is only the beginning, according to researchers. such sensors will be abl

when it presses, i want now to invite the second expert doctor psychotherapist relier grigoryevich hertzst, professional experience of more than 40 years. good morning. good morning, ilya grigorievich, please tell me, there are really stupid cases when a woman, and not only do they press themselves, they also take just their husbands and children and try to squeeze out to find something they have, when you already find nothing. it is indeed a pathological condition. how does is called? i want to say that a person in this respect is arranged in such a way that everything that happens to him is unpleasant. e, one way or another is displayed on his e life on his appearance on his organs. that is, indeed, our internal experiences can, among other things , be manifested by such rashes on the skin, if he suffers some kind of emotional psychological troubles that block his resource. and each person in this regard has a separate resource and there is a margin of safety, when this resource is blocked, then the body. well, to somehow respond to the fact that he doesn’t fit, that skin manifestation

this is also a group of hertz. fine? it called a virus, varisa lazura, this virus comes to us after a chickenpox, remains in us to live in sympathetic gas after chickenpox, it survives after chickenpox, it goes into sympathetic hamlet and which are back of the brain and lives there quietly for many years. and in fact, immunity decreases with various circumstances. someone there suffered some kind of serious injury or operation, someone had been ill with some kind of infectious disease. and uh, this virus here he takes and uh, crawls out, and, as a rule, he will, if you imagine, it's almost like a relapse of chickenpox, or what? well, almost like that , only with chickenpox do we have completely sprinkled torsos from the head to the ankle. yes from the ankle yes armpit or armpit to ankle and scalp also a in eruptions. how does this differ very well from uh, our children's allergic basal green, and us too, yes, and now nothing has changed. it's just that if the rash on the head and, probably, on the scalp is chickenpox, if

thomas tomkord play autobiographical at the center of the jewish family of the manufacturer hermann hertzure of their children takes place over a period of 50 years starting from the end of the century in 1899 and ending in 955, that is, this is the story of a family that now gradually passes through all the trials of this century are the most difficult for them. uh, all losses for immersing viewers in different eras used halogen and led spotlights. only with warm light , some of the scenery was illuminated from four sides at once, so that the picture turned out to be as voluminous as possible. in this performance , the stage circle works a lot. the scene goes on, but the circle. the circle moves too the circle moves, the artists move and link everything together, so as not to light up the whole scene at once and not to stick everywhere, but also to select everything and taking into account the circle, moreover, the speed of the circle in all actions is different we decided that this is like a circle of life, which people it is impossible to pass from it and break out, because you are our

mark is a contributor to cnbc, serves on the boards of hertz. and tesla is now up 11 days in a row.outcome? >> well, think initially a bit surprised but it's a really prag pragmatic move by ford and gm. the build out is not keeping pace with ramping up production. the bottom line is what ford and gm get out of this is not just an increased number of chargers but the dependability of them because the current ccs is not so dependable. so it about the consumer experience >> it's a remarkable thing and you have to hand it to elon musk for building this out early and for even opening up in this way. having said that, there's the flip side, which is to say do you believe that ford and gm have effectively made a deal -- not to say that elon musk has a deal with the devil but a deal with a competitor that competitor, both in terms of economics. you're sending cars there every day potentially, marketing to tesla. what does it do long term? >> well, you well, you know, i the end of the day, when it comes to this, tesla has a unique knack of getting revenue out of their competitors they did it

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