it makes you invisible to the mosquitoes.ake a closer look. >> these blood-eating possesses have been called the most dangerous on earth. >> about 3 billion people are affected one way or the other by mosquito-borne diseases. every 30 seconds a child is are dying from malaria. >> dr. michel brown has created an entirely new technology to battle this program. >> how can mosquitoes find us? >> they can use carbon dioxide as their belong sensing mechanism and skin odors to pinpoint your exact location. the running joke is if you want mosquitoes to bite you anymore, all you have to do is stop breathings. not a popular option. >> so tell me a little bit about where we are right now. >> we are in fact really in a mosquito torture chamber. this entire laboratory was built by i.e. crowd and serves as the epicenter of all our research are activities where amazing things are happening. our technology makes humans invisible to mosquitoes. creates an outer spatial screen around us. >> this is it. a patch, all i have to do is stick it on,

here to perform their new song, "invisible," ladies and gentlemen, u2!ed of smoke i didn't even want the heart you broke ♪ ♪ it's yours to keep you just might need one i finally found my real name i won't be me ♪ ♪ when you see me again no, i won't be my father's son i'm more than you know ♪ ♪ i'm more than you see here i'm more than you let me be i'm more than you know a body in a soul ♪ ♪ you don't see me but you will i am not invisible ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i don't dream not as such i don't even think about you that much unless i start ♪ ♪ to think at all all those frozen days and your frozen ways they melt away ♪ ♪ your face like snow i'm more than you know i'm more than you see here ♪ ♪ i'm more than you let me be ♪ ♪ i'm more than you know a body in a soul you don't see me but you will ♪ ♪ i am not invisible i am here ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! new york city! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy! ♪ ♪ there is no them there is no them there's only us there's only us ♪ ♪ there is no them there is no them there's only you there is only me ♪

it's invisible to the naked eye.sharklet's lab, they run numerous experiments. >> experiments with staph a where we exposed our surface with sharklet and without sharklet. what you can see on the surface is, the side that doesn't have sharklet on there. >> what does it have to be, 90% reduction in bacterial reduction on this one plate? >> 99% reduction and that's typical of what we see on surfaces that are treated with our sharklet technology. >> shacialghts science believe their film can be applied to just about any surface. they have partnered with a fortune 500 company. to manufacture chair arms covered with sharklet. but for two million patients who get hospital acquired infections each year by covering hospital tubing from tracheal tubes to catheters, even block the growth of the most antibiotic resistant material. -- bacteria. >> our technology doesn't really care whether it's the strongest ones or weakest ones. it doesn't give them the ability to attach. if they don't attach they don't grow and hopefully they

some are invisible like the abuse i went through.ut my life is proof that no matter what happens to you, you can make it right. >> and finally, correspondent introduces young people to a life of law and order. >> at the end of the year, we have a debate ore of the year competition where we debate in front of a real new jersey supreme court judge. >> that's what's going on in our world up next. introducing the new 2014 next generation corolla. toyota, let's go places. >>> anita defong won a bronze in rowing and she talked about her unlikely career in sports and how the olympics changed her life. >> sports was important to me, but i was denied access because girls were not to be a part of sports. where i grew up. >> it's ironic that anita defrons began her career having not be an athlete in school. >> undergrad, you see a row boat. >> i asked what it was, and the man said it's rowing, you'd be perfect for it. i said i'll try it. i loved it. you don't see a lot of african-americans rowing at all, so when you went home and you told your

. -- all of the invisible through all of the invisible.ors want to do because they themselves at that moment feel not alive. that is our goal. one of the many visionaries. said,e was so young, he if it is only when i am acting that i still alive, is a tragic thing to say. would hope that you phil alive and other things. it is a little pinpoint. isision of what he expanding. the expansion of being an actor can give short moments. an actor usually does not go beyond that to see how he can -- how he can develop himself so that he actually carries something of that into life. very rare. yes moments. blissful times of great moments. better than he ever did when he goes home. to make the link that something is very rare. is quintessential that an actor has a sense of time, at internal hourglass reminding that actor that every grain in that hourglass counts. >> you are quoting from my new book on shakespeare. this whole chapter, this is the only real difference i hope between everyday life and theater. theater is a mirror held up to life. the dif

it is new technology that allows for nearly invisible cameras and other sensors. but, it has privacy advocates worried. our science and technology correspondent is in san francisco. a long way from the camera there, where some public areas are getting this type of hi-tech security upgrade, jacob in. >> that's right. there's a long history of the relationship between sort of design and security. and these are the classic example the combining of sculpture, nice looks baseballs here. where the giants play, and the ability to stop a mack truck, which is what the general services administration mandates from a certain kind. this technology is a new technology that basically works sensors into the invisible landscape of the existing airport, such that you aren't just getting passive security like these, but devices like this one, would be looking at you following you, identifying you that's what we are looking at here. >> yeah, and jacob, going back to the whole thing of the lightbulb, technically speaking it wouldn't be much different than security cameras would it. >

the people who need help in our country are invisible. youtube.he new my grandchildren tell me that and my kids. the president, listening to his speech, it was like, with or without you, which happens to be one of my favorite u2 -- in other words, he is going to exercise his power as president. we should be exercising our power as the legislative branch, and that means to find compromise to get results for the american people. the campaign, at the time, you talk about contrast read this is a campaign where their proposal is this and our proposal is this. their proposal is indifference about these invisible people. did you go to the prayer reckless this morning? -- breakfast this morning? they talked about the good samaritan. me and iinteresting to felt it very emotionally was that, when you talk about the parable of the good samaritan, you have to remember that people from his own -- not the samaritan, but the injured man, from his own area, walked down the street, see him and crossed the street as if he did not exist, invisible and indif

>>> invisible killer. what happened inside a popular american restaurant.ager disappears, later found dead. a co-worker collapses. rescuers suddenly sick, too. tonight, the warning for us all. >>> the extreme weather. the daytona fans suddenly huddled this sunday, evacuating the grandstands, the tornado warning. and preparing for the next big system, the polar plunge. >>> and the oscar hustle. tonight, the watch is on. what bradley cooper told jennifer lawrence before their big hit this year. the prediction, even before that dance. >>> good evening and we begin with new information coming in on the capture of that drug lord, known around the world, described as cruel and ruthless and wanted in mexico and right here in the u.s. tonight, abc news is learning one of the keys to tracking down joaquin guzman was his own family. authorities have been tracking their communications, messages between family members, getting closer to his location. leading to this moment right here. mexican marines taking him to the helicopter that would take him to prison. and where

a sort of invisible partnership. ballers that you see here can stop a car, but have been dressed up to look like sculpture. and the port authority in new jersey has decided to start a pilot project to allow airports to plant cameras and sensors into the very light fixtures to which you would typically put l.e.d.s. and they're going to be able to watch us all through that invisible technology. >> how are these different from the security cameras that we see or don't see? >> reporter: from a purely engineering standpoint, it's a good idea. technology has gotten small enough so the cameras can draw pure a few of the existing l.e.d. system, but it's new territory, pioneered by las vegas, which fills its casinos were cameras, and it has refined that over the years, and london, but fantastic, it's the tiny and invisible nature of these. >> should we expect to be tracked by nearly everything there. >> you know, the truth is that we can expect to be tracked by almost everything almost everywhere. every place in public that y

elaine. >> not so invisible. >> this is an approval item if you choose to approve it today. in the array of all the financial items, it's the capital plan. unlike the 5-year financial project which you just heard which contains the trends and financial projections for the entire enterprise or the upcoming plan the capital plan focuses on capital investments over the next 10 years and as such is more a strategic planning document and reflects the port's values and i'm new of this so hope it goes forward. as you see on the next page, we've got the history really. i think that elaine eluded to this, that the capital plan represents a guiding document, it provides an estimate of the amount of capital investment needed to maintain the port's facilities in this state of good repair which we have talked a little built about and you will hear a lot more about, over the next 10 years. it has a plan of financial which maps out the port intends to utilize the potential and new sources of funds to maintain the assets and enhance our portfolio. it also has an estimate of the capital need

you said that the workers that you call them the visible invisible. what do you mean by that?> i mean that women like marlene champion are doing the work that makes all other work possible. they are the invisible engine orin from structure who make it possible for all of us to go to work every day knowing our aging loved ones, children, homes, the most precious elements of our lives are cared for and safer. it's an incredibly important role and yet it's been so under valued. and so highly vulnerable. right at the time when it's becoming more and more important as more and more women are entering the workforce and as people are living longer than ever and needing more support as they age. >> and this is not a new problem here in america. hasn't this been an issue for a long time now? >> it's true, domestic workers have always been the invisible en engine and backbone of our economy. despite this key role in the development of our history, this workforce has been excluded from some of the most basic protections afforded other workers and it's a moment now where we have the oppor

so every second you have to have within you this invisible feeling that -- and each breaks you out that my god, this must be maintained and renewed. >> rose: paul allen and peter brook when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: what's it like for you on draft night? >> oh, you know, it's always exciting because there's -- there's options and trading up, trading down. so i'm studying. >> rose: we begin with paul allen he is, has of you know, the co-founder of microsoft. it made him billions of dollars. he is a man of varied interests, including neuroscience, the study of the brain. he also is the owner of the seattle seahawks and he is in new york where we talked to him this week about the chances for his seattle seahawks to win the super bowl. so what is the philosophy that john and pete have put together that makes the seahawks in the super bowl. >> well i think both of them are out of the box thinkers. they like speed, they like -- they're like cornerbacks and receivers. they'll like larger players in

thank you. >>> we're going to turn next to an invisible killer. the horror that played out at a popular american chain restaurant this weekend. the manager found dead, a co-worker looking for him, collapsing. rescuers got sick, too. it was all carbon mon knock side. tonight, this new side on the door. the building condemned, unsafe to be inside. abc's mara schiavocampo has been on the scene all day in long island with the warning tonight for all of us. >> reporter: responding to a 911 call of a woman fainting saturday evening, first responders immediately suspected a carbon monoxide leak. police and ambulance workers becoming ill themselves when they entered the legal seafood restaurant at this upscale shopping mall on long island. >> they were trying to get everybody out as fast as they could. >> reporter: while evacuating that restaurant and two others, officials made a grim discovery in the basement. manager steven nelson, unconscious. the 55-year-old father of two was later pronounced dead at the hospital. >> wonderful, always helping everybod

word of a new, smaller, nearly invisible device that could give new hope to the hearing impaired. this comes after so many of those images of children hearing for the first time. abc's mara schiavocampo tonight. >> reporter: they are the unforgettable moments that speak to the gift of sound. >> talk to him, daddy. >> daddy loves you. >> reporter: you might remember little grayson. >> can you hear daddy? daddy loves you. >> reporter: deaf since birth, hearing his father's voice for the very first time, thanks to surgery. >> do you hear daddy? yes? >> yeah. >> reporter: or this woman, finally hearing her own voice with the help of an implant. now, a new scientific break and able to charge wirelessly and remotely. >> i think it's a really exciting development for the field of cochlear implants. >> reporter: while today's existing cochlear implants have several parts positioned outside the ear, this new chip eliminates the need for those things entirely, using the ear's natural microphone instead of outside sensors, essentially offering patients a completely invisible hearing aid. >>

campaign, though if you watch tv, he doesn't seem very invisible. this week, crist is changing all of that, a very aggressive response to republican attacks on his tenure as governor. >> announcer: florida's unemployment tripled second largest jump in america. which governor took florida to the bottom? charlie crist. he didn't stay to fix the mess. tried to go to washington instead. charlie crist, slick politician, lousy governor. >> announcer: rick scott is blaming me for the financial crisis? that's ridiculous. here's the truth. the recession wasn't caused by me or by you. you know who caused it? greedy wall street bankers and corporate takeover artists. in other words, guys like rick scott. >> man, campaign hasn't even started. crist has kicked off a media tour this week, reintroducing himself and promoting a new book, which explains the party switch. in the famous embrace of the president nearly five years ago, he explains it this way. as hugs go, it wasn't anything special. it was over in a second. less than that. but that simple gesture ended

so that's what you call like the invisible structural racism issues.s very important what the president said. people shouldn't look past it. he had structures, supportive structures in place. >> are you skeptical about this program that he's talk about? >> i'm not skeptical about the program. i think they're going to try to flesh it out, have a task force, try to figure out which programs around the country work, which on ones they think they can scale up. many of those programs focus on personal character traits, which is you have a deficit of hope and a surplus of hurdles. so they try to deal with the hope part of it. they say let's build you up, build this character up because you have all the hurdles to deal with. i say let's do both things as once. you have to deal with the structural problems, all the things we say that are not really getting covered but they are. because if somebody is predatory lending for mortgages and that's disproportionally black people, that is structural racism. that is a structural violence against the black family, agai

so that we are not invisible. and what i have done is mostly without very many pronouns, honestly, a few there at the top when i wrote "sweet woman" which was a love song to a woman by a woman. women wrote to me and said i had to drive off the road because i was weeping so hard. and we address the heart of the thing, of the matter. and honestly, the man who said he was a humanist probably not a feminist. if embrace goes wider, you'll see, sir, that with all due respect, feminists are humanists. this is the human condition. we're born, we have this middle period where we can do some good work, and then we check out at the end, you know? like a grand hotel. and bonnie has been there at the hotel desk checking people in, checking them out, noting their passage through life. so thank you, bonnie. this is just me calling to say how proud i am. you're the arrow we shot from the bow in the '70s. we shot it high and far as we could, and you are still flying. >> guest: you know, there's nothing like having your role model

every second you have to have within you this invisible hourglass. you are feeling this tick, tock.wakes you up. the fact that this must be maintained and renewed. editing, it is common to theater and cinema and television, what you are doing. one of the things i have said about you charlie, one of the great pleasures of talking to you is my experience of being interviewed, 9/10 of the time he see through in the interviewer's head he is not looking -- listening. he is going on too long. what about my next question? but looking at you, you can see a man in the moment. >> "king lear," i just saw frank langella. at the brooklyn academy of music. what is it about "king lear?" other than what you just said, that in two hours, three hours, that speaks to you? >> to me, 2 total advanced -- vast masterpieces that dominate all western writing. one is "the brothers karamazov," the other is "king lear." within them you have so many strands of life. you can take anything out of this. a good playwright can make a whole play. the theme of power, absolute power. what that does to someone when they

. >> la idea es que ella vuelva a tener su imagen, y que las cicatrices sean lo mÁs invisibles posibles la cicatriz del cuello. >> la quiero dejar, para acordarme que dios mediÓ otra oportunidad para volver a nacer y vivir. >> ahora que los mÉdicos le han dicho que podrÍa recuperar su belleza, ella quiere empezar de nuevo, no quiere estar entre abogados y juzgados, dice que ademÁs de las heridas visibles, necesita tiempo para curar a las de su corazÓn. >> la Última foto muestra la evoluciÓn de sus cicatrices, los mÉdicos consideran que es un verdadero milagro que estÉ viva, porque casi le cortan una arteria y pudo haberse desangrado en menos de 15 segundos. hoy tenemos doble final de impacto, empezando con un hombre que conociÓ a su Ángel guardiÁn, estuvo a punto de quitarse la vida, y quiso reencontrarse con este buen samaritano, quien le invito a un cafÉ librÁndolo de esa manera de la muerte. y un parto se dio camino al hospital, la embarazada adolescente en no tuvo mÁs remedio que detenerse en esa carretera, la madre decidiÓ nombrar a su reciÉn nacido como los hombres que la ayudaron

. >> the killer is someone who is invisible in the black community and who is invisible in the blackommunity but another black person? >> malcolm harris was one of the first task force detectives. he knew it had to be someone who went unnoticed. >> we felt like it was somebody who could come in the neighborhood and get these children and not draw attention to themselves. >> the question of which race struck a raw nerve. it had been only a dozen years since the murder of dr. martin luther king. on the surface, atlanta was a well integrated city. beneath the surface, it remained separate and unequal. >> my prayer and the prayers of everybody in there was we wanted the person to be black. and the reason why you wanted him to be black, i knew what it would do to this town if it had have been a white person or somebody of another race. >> in the black community, in the early '80s, a black serial killer was unheard of. all the classic serial killers were white. never black. >> didn't mean we didn't have one now. >> today black serial killers are not rare. in 2009, here in cleveland, as wel

. >> high-impact spatter might be invisible. if the surface that it's deposited on is absorbant or dark in color, it's very likely that it would be very difficult to simply visualize it. >> dna tests on the bloody boots tied them to virginia's murder. >> the swabs were subjected to pcr testing and the results came back consistent with the victim. >> whoever was wearing those boots was probably in contact with the victim at the time she was murdered. >> next, investigators tested bullard's handgun. >> the firearm that was submitted to me was a russian-manufactured makarov semiautomatic fire, chambered to fire .380-caliber ammunition. >> the test casings from the gun were examined with a comparison microscope. viewed side by side, the shell casings left no doubt the murder weapon was justin bullard's gun. >> the boots were mr. bullard's. the gun was mr. bullard's. the last phone call from the victim was to mr. bullard's apartment. >> but despite the overwhelming evidence, bullard not only denied he was the killer, he came up with

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the key ingredient, a weak layer of snow, a danger often invisible from above. >> the problem is, allf this strong snow is resting down here on this very weak sugary snow. so all we've got to do is find a shallow part of the snow pack, collapse the snow, and then you can see how wide and deep these avalanches are breaking. a slide like this has got devastating consequences. these are bone crushing, tree snapping, we're not coming home to our families kinds of avalanches. if a victim hasn't been found after 15 minutes, the chances for surviving rapidly drop. i've been down here for about 15 minutes now. even if something were to happen to me down here, they wouldn't be able to hear me yell and i can't hear what's going on on the surface. i'm hoping the dog is close. >> looks like he's got something. >> reporter: thankfully, she is. >> my hero, my hero, hello! good boy. >> are you hurt at all? >> i'm okay. it's hard to breathe down here. okay. i'm rescued. time for me to get out of here. well, that for a drill was terrifying. the humans on the team know their mission is deadly serious.

hamilton's shoes were tiny blood droplets, almost invisible to the naked eye.se were suspicious, not only the shape, but the angle at which the blood landed on the shoes. >> there was some coming down on the toe from above 40, 50 degrees. and there's no possible way that someone had lifted mrs. hamilton's head, dropped her head down, and created additional spatter, and somehow dr. hamilton's shoes were exposed to that. you could not explain it from that. >> the blood on dr. hamilton's shoes were caused by medium-impact splatter, the kind resulted from a beating. tom bevel, a blood spatter expert hired by dr. hamilton, agreed with gardner's assessment. >> the spatter places the shoe within an area capable of receiving spatter, and the spatter is being generated by some impact into a blood source, which, in this case, is mrs. hamilton. >> and blood spatter found four inches up inside of his right shirt cuff was most telling. it was direct spatter, meaning the blood landed directly on the shirt. for spatter to get up inside the cuff meant it had to be traveling at

athletes in history, cassius clay was cast as a mortal before his 1964 showdown against seemingly invisibleny liston. >> everyone assumed if he got in there with someone with more might he would be a blip in sport.. >> entering the title fight, he was 35 and 1, and one of the most intimidating boxers. despite a gold medal he was a 7-1 underdog. >> i gave him zero chance. i believed the 7:1 odds were an underlay. i believe it should have been 50:1. so did the rest of the world. >> nicknamed the louisville lip. muhammad ali was never afraid of voicing his opinion. he referred to sonny liston as a big ugly bear and wore a denim jacket with the words bear hunting. >> he drove up in his bus. it was marked cassius clay, up to surf side. he yelled "big ugly bear, i'm going to tame the bear, give it to the zoo, he's too ugly to be champion." it was getting inside sonny liston's head. sonny liston charged across the ripping like a bull, and the mata door stopped him with a jab, another and another and moved away. he's half mata door. it's something to see. >> clay utilized his speed, footwork and fa

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but now a new effort to reveal the invisible history of mount tam. and as don knapp explains, it might also heal some of the mountain's scars. >> reporter: it's not just poetic to say mount tamalpais stands as a sentinel over the bay area. in factors during the cold war, the mountaintop was a platform for locked and loaded nuclear weapons. >> it was our task toably the bombers down with our weapons. the hercules missiles were nuclear warheads that had a range of about 100 miles. >> reporter: the role mount tam played in the cold war and the mess the military left behind is told in a new documentary, premiered in mill valley. peter coyote narrates the invisible peak. >> half million cubic yards of the mountaintop disappeared. the army altered, blasted and bulldozed over 100 acres of this sentinel mountain. in its place rose two mammoth radar domes along with bunker tracking stations and barracks to house the hundreds of technicians and soldiers necessary to scan the skies. >> reporter: filmmaker gary yost says in the cold war climate of fear, no one o

are to blame for that and those who now in power and those of who today command them in my dawn, invisible, visible, behind the scenes and the west, the united states of america, who patrons. >> that echoes what we have been hearing in russia. we have heard the foreign ministry and kremlin saying that the crisis is sponsored by the west. that is condemnation in russia about what is happening in ukraine. there are deep concerns. russia assist militaryized along the border and thinking that is a lot of rattling and those exercises were already orders, never theless it is making people nervous and nato a watching those exercises. in addition to the border regions and the relationship between russia and ukraine, that is a question of viktor yanukovich's economic holdings and we have heard that geneva is going to freeze some of his assets and the standing government is saying they have looked at the books and they think that viktor yanukovich and fizz hamly and the ruling party may have stolen as much as $70 billion from ukraine and with a country in dire straits that is a very serious accusati

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evidence invisible to the naked eye. the crime-fighting of the future is here today.gin our story about an hour southeast of salt lake city. we're near midway, utah. this is wasatch county along the banks of the provo river. schaeffer knows the river well memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that. minutes. >> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and started working as a prostitute. but bonner was determined to get her justice. >> there hasn't been a day gone by that i hadn't thought about her, and the suspect was out there possibly hurting someone else. >> bon ner couldn't catch any breaks. >> we didn't have the technology to move forward with the dna. >> for more than 15 years the case was cold. but finally, thanks to new technology, schaeffe sheriff bonner caught his br