if somebody has a cardiac disease, heart failure, high adrenaline, as in situations where somebody is struggling, or someone is in the illicit drugs -- cocaine and methamphetamines decrease of vulnerability to the fibrillation -- to def ibrillation. this is someone of a review, so i will breeze through this. we know the effect of tasers increases application. it overcomes voluntary control of muscles. intense pain, obviously. subjects are dazed and immobilized for five to 15 minutes. miscarriages can happen. i injuries, eye ingu -- eye injuries, and other areas of injury. an autopsy can reveal nothing if somebody dies from cardiac arrest from a taser, because it is an electrical event. there can be nothing on the autopsy. there have been some taser animal studies. taser-funded study showed no effect, but they used this simulator rather than the actual weapon. three independent studies have shown that there is a distinct risk with taser. taser is applied to this animal model. what about human studies? the real limitation of a human study is to cannot do this in an ethical manner. studi

of being constantly being verbally and physically attacked in order to practice reacting in a high adrenaline scenario and you know obviously you can't you great for everything but it definitely is a practice that i'm glad that i have and hopefully this global story a lot help other you know magazines and these organizations understand that it's something that all of their reporters should be going through because it is a risk and it is a thing that happens our michael thank you very much for joining us. and you having . now it seems that a lot of attention is drawn to the growing costs of the defense lobby to both our budget and our democracy but believe it or not there is another industry that tops defense when it comes to spending pharmaceutical companies their multibillion dollar business has an answer for every ailment you can imagine and as artie's lauren lyster reports neither humans nor animals are spared from the drug company schemes. the most common things that we prescribe medication for in dogs are questionings ideas hoarders. yes protect heart scare you don't dog you heard it rig

bass drum, one a snare, a high hat, tom-tom, et cetera, in one box and just play them by striking buttons. >> reporter: the berkeley-based creator went on to design the adrenaline sort of all-in-one drum machine and guitar amp. it's been featured by artists like john mayer and green day. >> technology has always had a tremendous influence on art, and it's just a great feeling to think that something i did can have at least a little bit of an influence on the direction of music. >> reporter: but lynn's passion for music was never just about circuits and transistors. in his early days he played guitar for leon russell. his walls bear gold records from his attempts at song writing. >> this one was to commemorate a song that i co-wrote for eric clapton. >> reporter: his trophy shelf will now include a grammy award for lifetime technical achievement, an award previously given to thomas edison and leo fender. >> he really wants to make -- to help other people create music, to make it easier for them and to create good-sounding music. >> reporter: these days lynn and his wife ingrid are creating a new drum machine and an instrument that rethinks the keyboard. somewher

high school student hanna miller questions the thought of even shutting them down. >> so why shut down the waterslides? i don't know. >> do you use the waterslides? >> yes, definitely during the summer. >> it gets your adrenaline pumped up. you go down the slide. and there is like no way to get hurt. >> our mom was fishing with this father at shadow cliffs today. a year-round activity that some say the waterslides just don't offer. waterslides are more seasonal. warren schulz is with the east bay regional park district. >> reporter: does it come just down to money is that the bottom line? >> i don't think it had anything to do with the money. we had a concession there for over 20 years. we have just decided during our amendment plan to go back to more of making that area part of the park. >> reporter: the waterslides have been in operation for more than 20 years, privately owned and operated. but the investment funds dried up and now the question is what to do with the space? >> the district has moved into a position where we would probably like to establish more of a natural area. >> reporter: the group friends of shadow cliffs have suggested adding more trails and benches, an off-leash dog park, a swimming h

when i when i used to feel high let's go to his poor glider he also says in the adrenaline. that we fly like that it's a good time and again you are born with this you see mild. child use of feet as a tandem polity. he starts up the winch motorman snaps always pulls too quickly only when the paraglider that you want to get to the adrenaline. moment when i'm used to feet is the pilot's appendant dots up the winch motor further down the slope tragedy may strike at the two lands snaps or is gained filled with what compels us to notice that we fly like that it's a good. car bombing. when i was a child. released when i used to feed as a penalty when schmoe to further down the sledge he may strike at the tops or his pools too quickly the point only when the paraglider he also has to fly. to the adrenalin does its thing and i was. wrong i was a child. when i was a child as the pilots in tandem depend on. the winch moto for the droid at the two lines snaps too quickly only when the paraglider that's what compels us to fly in the adrenaline. not that we fly like that it's a good time