superior to standard lenses. but again it's not a simple as that. you would have somewhere a c. rings when it's dark and the contrast sensitivity is sometimes reduced so the patient has to be absolutely opposed to wearing glasses and then multi-focal makes sense doesn't would you for highlands as in much. as was the case with your vitamin he's enjoying life without glasses and the cloud is now also gone i think. it was great to see everything in such vivid colors on a sunny day. so i was glad i did it. before it. goes into fun telling a normal why i had cataracts and also extreme a stigma to some and a regular curvature of the cornea without glasses everything was distorted and out to focus the solution was toric lenses. with cataracts we removed the natural lens because it's become so cloudy that the patient could no longer focus and while we're there we can correct additional refractive errors caused by the cornea. on ellen can now see things far better despite for now only having one toric lens in her right ey

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it costs $270 not including the lenses. >> that doesn't include the lenses. okay. so then -- >> no.ou know the lenses are expensive. exactly. >> you're out another $200. >> a minimum of $500. minimum. >> it is amazing though how this technology is going. iane king hall of "cbsmoneywatch" have a good weekend. >> thank you. you, too. >>> 5:42 now. and the big lunar new year parade is tomorrow. details on this year's new attraction. we'll be right back. founder vinod khosla is event next month. the former first lady will participate in a speaker event at oakland's oracle arena for a moderated conversation on march 28th at ei >>> michelle obama is coming back to california to oakland for a moderated conversation on march 28th at 8 p.m. advance access ticket sales begin today and cost more than $500 for general admission. obama last appeared in the bay area on november 7th when she was a keynote speaker at a technology conference in san francisco. >>> you got weekend plans, san francisco's famous chinese new year parade is tomorrow. >> the parade started back in the 1860s. it starts tomo

hair, startedr wearing contact lenses, started wearing makeup, you see her close change a lot -- her clothing change a lot. 1982, clinton ran for governor again and won. he was able to go back to the governor's office and had this new first lady with him. the clinton house museum is really the great american story, like so many others it is a great example of the best of american ideals. people can start from nowhere and they can work hard and engage in public service and they can do what it is they set when youd to it and get a chance to spend time in a place that other people have lived, you get to absorb some of that energy and think of how people got started in their lives and where we they would later and up. our visitors love that idea, they like standing in this place where these two really powerful, smart people spent their early days plotting out their lives course in a house like this. announcer: hours cities tour staff recently traveled to fayetteville, arkansas, to learn about its rich history. learn more about fayetteville and other stops on our tour at c-span.org\cities

their increasing numbers and scope of capabilities questions about the extent to which the watchful lenses have become a part of everyday life is often a hot topic a huge spike in numbers took place recently over seventy percent in the period between twenty twelve to twenty fifteen london is said to have more c.c.t.v. cameras than anywhere else in europe and some sources have even suggested that this is true compared to any other city on the planet and twenty seventeen there were understood to be half a million cameras in the british capital it's been estimated that by twenty twenty that number will be at over six hundred and forty thousand now according to the british security industry authority there is roughly one camera for every fourteen people here you have ridge person living in london will be recorded on camera three hundred times in just one day the bottom line no matter which numbers you want to look at londoners are considered to be amongst the most watched in the world with a rapidly expanding technological capabilities keeping track of these numbers will be even more tricky mo

but when you dial it back through those camera lenses, it's impressive. >> he makes it look like he just did it yesterday. >> we've seen tony do these tricks for years and he's always impressive. to see every little movement in slow motion, it makes me appreciate it all that much more. >> yeah! >>> foot for paws is a rescue group that operates in the los angeles area. they have an machine line and they got a call at night to come rescue a dog that had been living underneath an abandoned car. and when you see where this car is, you'll see how tough it is to rescue a dog that doesn't know you and is not interested in getting to know you. here they are with their crate. they've got the dog surrounded so it really doesn't have a chance to escape. but look where it is. right there. up against the wall between the wall and the car. >> oh, okay, there he is. >> oh! >> right there. it's not a big dog at all. >> it's okay, come on. >> i'm going to walk toward him. >> i don't know how he was able to walk toward him, but he did, with the camera. >> there's the dog sandwiched in there. >> no, no, no

a woman to get through college one of the lenses there is neither of them feels as though it's prostitution even in discussions. that i feel like other things like you're getting people to have stags but a lot of times it's not just by. it is that me a double late. sex is indeed part of the contract not an obvious close to a suit. to challenge. the other. lad all you. like it's a nice. butt out so your bloody inner liner in several places that. your mind is not. right. that. her best friend trish is one of the only people she's told it does sound like that. coming out. like seen coming out of finances or contract. for her studies l.s.s. paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. looking at value surveys russians are so different from their european neighbors when it comes to individual rights and freedoms however they do have a very low tolerance for uncertainty in politics that translates into a strong electoral advantage for the incumbent making power transition should rare and precarious what would it take for russians to stop playing it safe politic

pair will set you back $270 and that does not include, the lenses. >>> and this week, google introduce aid new way to pay with your phone called google pay and it merges all of the search giants's payment systems in one app. new feature allows users to pay at terminals and stores and will soon allow for users to send and request money, the feature is similar to apple pay for iphone users. >>> and town home complex in north dakota is using science to make sure tenants take care of their pets. >> management company sent a e-mail to to residents informing the mobile policy change. pet owners will be required to submit a swab, get this, of their pet's dna. one resident with two dogs say it will cost her a hundred dollars to comply. >> i think this is very extreme, and unfortunately, in my opinion, this is a way for some to try to collect additional fees from their tenants. >> well, berks concerns were heard loud and clear by management company and they later clarified that the pet policy is for new tenants that current residents are exempt. >> i lived in a building like that. >> where they

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they had wonderful lenses at times. but it's also the case that mr.iljennquist has a pretty good eye. there are -- he chose pictures that would resonate or have a particular strength of composition, expression on the person's face. these are not just any old civil war photographs. they are the best. >> this young boy, he's a confederate holding a flint lock rifle. i like this one because he's probably not older than me. i'm 14 years old. he's probably maybe 15 or maybe 14. but he looks mean and angry. but i mean, he could also be sad. but i really like this picture because he's young and i can relate to him because i'm probably his age. >> i'll show you what an amber type is. the photograph is actually done on glass. this soldier is identified. he was -- we have his name here. thank goodness. he actually rode with moseby's rangers later in the war. i will show you this. i will take it out of its case here for a minute and show you how fragile and amazing these pieces are. this is called -- let me get this out here. this is a ruby amber type. the emuls

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their increasing numbers and scope of capabilities questions about the extent to which the watchful lenses have become a part of everyday life is often a hot topic a huge spike in numbers took place recently over seventy percent in the period between twenty twelve to twenty fifteen london is said to have more c.c.t.v. cameras than anywhere else in europe and some sources have even suggested that this is true compared to any other city on the planet and twenty seventeen there were understood to be half a million cameras in the british capital it's been estimated that by twenty twenty that number will be at over six hundred and forty thousand now according to the british security industry authority there is roughly one camera for every fourteen people here the average person living in london will be recorded on camera three hundred times in just one day the bottom line no matter which numbers you want to look at londoners are considered to be amongst the most watched in the world with a rapidly expanding technological capabilities keeping track of these numbers will be even more tricky movin

i see it out of the medical lenses, but law enforcement sees it completely different and so to me, it is the cross training and the to be able to learn from each other, and being willing to be very flexible. >> i will build on that when you are talking about learning from each other. and so, obviously, groups can get together across the country and try to learn among temss of what they have done, but again, i go back to the point of learning from one another. across the country, and so the ability to replicate the protocols have already i identified those and well spring living and mary francis, you are clearly one of the lead ers in the entire country when it comes to residential facilities for the sex trafficking victims and what i have seen you do for years is to open up the doors and help train others, and i know of several campuses, and safe homes that are either open or preparing to open based upon the training that you have provided them and so, again, that is key for us is to recognize that there are people who have been willing to open the doors and open the books to share wh

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he shall be elected by ballot by the lense lagislature. the presidential term has expanded from six to seven years. he is limited to a single term. the framers don't want to encourage the executive to seek favor with congress and secure election. he thinks he will be independent the way judges are if he has a single, seven-year term. we begin to see the outlines of an amendment process. two thirds of state legislatures can ask congress to call another convention. that's in the final version of the constitution and even today a number of states have called for a convention of the states to introduce a balanced budget amendment. that provision, although never invoked, remains part of the constitution and the final change ratification. we have more information about ratification but a blank space for the number of states required to approve the constitution. this is crucial. the constitution, the ratification process specified even in the second draft, is illegal, according to the ratification process of the articles of confederation. the art

they view the world around them based upon the lenses of scripture and they make their decisions based on that. so you cannot have this dichotomous view of life where you have to draw this law of separation between if i'm going to be involved in politics i have to leave my religion at the door. so that's what -- you know, i think to be very clear here, evangelicals, christians, are not looking to impose their religious views on anyone, they're looking to be able to bring their views to the table when they make a decision. why is this someone who believes the bible wants to live according to the teachings of jesus christ, why are they somehow preempted from doing that when someone who wants to live according to, you know, aen ancient philosophy or german philosopher can do that, but one who believes the bible cannot. we are just saying, look, we should be able to operate our business, we should be able to teach our children, we should be able to believe as the scripture teaches. >> do you talk to president trump? >> i do. >> what policy would you bring to his table today? >> well, i wou

somebody at the event and see the event as they're seeing it through their glasses or there's no contact lenses that are video cameras that you just click on with a blink of your of your eyes i mean you could rent into somebody's body into their presence watch them experience something in real time through that link well the image shown in this and i don't know if it's part of a fake story a fake news and funny stuff on twitter but it's just an i pad strapped to somebody's face and you max keiser would be face time and peep and somebody else is walking around as you want to buy one of those you know i pods honor i pads on a stick and we'll see you have a roll around so you can just park. no it didn't have appeared at events like that it's not a transplant right i mean you're not transplanting my head on to something another person and then sending that to see the hockey game i saw that i thought it could be applied to this first headline i have here dutch police to undress use wearing clothes deemed too expensive for them officers will target young men wearing designer clothes and watches they

event and see the event as they're seeing it through their glasses or they have these do contact lenses that are video cameras that you just click on with a blink of your of your eyes i mean you could rent into somebody's body into their presence watch them experience something in real time through that link the image shown in this and i don't know if it's part of a fake story a fake news and funny stuff on twitter but it's just an i pad strapped to somebody's face and you max keiser would be face time and peep and somebody else is walking around as you want to buy one of those you know i pods honor i pads on a stick and we'll see you have roll around in just part of it. no didn't have appeared at events like that it's not a transplant right i mean or not transplanting my head on to something another person and then sending that to see the hockey game i saw that i thought that it could be applied to this first headline i have here dutch police to undress use wearing clothes deemed too expensive for them officers will target young men wearing designer clothes and watches they seemingly c

i'm alice rogers, and i'd like to comment through three different lenses. first as a neighbor, i'm going on a quarter century here in san francisco. here from the sausalito waterfront and now on this waterfront. as a neighbor, i did participate in the many workshops and hearings on this project, and i can't say highly enough how extensive the outreach was and how engaging all of the visuals so that neighbors could really engage in a thoughtful way. i'd also like to mention i'm a director or an officer of the south beach rincon neighborhood association and mission bay. we do engage in policy levels, and this development team was very generous in meeting with us on the retail and public realm component, and they, over the course of their development, shared the information that they were cultivating, and they really are a beacon for us in terms of retail and public realm. we have a failed retail and public realm at the moment, so we are very looking forward to this. and lastly, i'm a director on -- of block san francisco, and i would like to commend this proj

this is a very high-tech company that does very high grade mirrors and lenses, if i recall correctly.was amazing was there were probably 17 and 18 and 19 year-olds working there, over the summer. i remember speaking to them, and they said, this is amazing, you know. my friends are playing nintendo, and i'm here anger a paycheck and learning a skill -- i'm here earning a paycheck and learning a skill as a summer job. this was an apprenticeship program sponsored and organized by the state around high-tech manufacturing. it was in conjunction with the school system. they were learning so much. one of the things that we're looking at on the task force that governor daugaard is on, is moving away from the traditional degree towards a series of stackable credentials. if you look at the data, you will see kids will start college and not finish. most colleges are now judging time to graduation by six years, not four. four year degree judged by six years. a little more than half will finish. the question is, is there only one way of educating or can you have a series of shorter stackable crede

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because many of you know we are not mono litheic, we have different lenses we view this world in. we've had many different experiences and our experience is summation of intersectional relationships across the globe. and i want to give well-earned homeage to individuals from the african american community. far too often we recognize the work and the contributions of leaders who have passed, passed away instead of giving them the respect and the recognition they deserve while they are here with us today. and i want to take a moment and recognize that it's particularly important for us to take time in this venue, to recognize black community and black public service. and this is past services and we are also here to celebrate recognizing the black future. and so i think we should call this black future month. [applause] we know one thing, we know that it's hard work working in the public service field. nothing new for african americans. i mean you can just come to public comment on any given tuesday and experience what it's like to be in public service. but one thing that is consist

look at the drops on the lense. rehoboth beach got to keep our umbrellas handy.orr has your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> it's cool, it's dreary and damp on the parkway and pretty much everywhere across the delaware valley. temperatures are cold out there. last night at this time we were in the 60s. right now 39 in philadelphia with a wind chill of 31. northeast winds 13 miles an hour and that will make for chilly start to the day tomorrow. temperatures still in the 30s and some 40s to the south and east but that persistent on shore flow is going to keep it really chilly overnight. when you look at those wind chills it feels like 22 in the poconos. 31 in wilmington. 34 in millville and only 31 degrees in wrightstown and in philadelphia. so a definite chill during the night tonight and tomorrow. the whole northeast down to the mid atlantic under the deep freeze with 20s, 30s and some 40s. ultimate doppler some showers to the south but more coming in for tomorrow morning. in fact we'll be cold enough from the poconos for some froze season precipitation. some sleet an

we used hidden cameras and now focusing our lenses on little kids. expert says you should start gun safety training with children as young as 4. the first little kids we're going to test are siblings luke and nevada. what will happen when they spot a gun and think no one is watching. their mom explains why this test is especially for for her kids. i know your husband is training to be a police officer. >> yes. while he was in the police academy he had a gun in the house for a full year. >> reporter: did your kids know where the gun was? >> no. >> reporter: she's sure nine-year-old nevada will know exactly what to do. she's sort of the rule follower kind of kid? >> absolutely. >> reporter: but she's not so sure about 7-year-old luke. >> he's the middle child. he's very outgoing. he's kind of the ham of the family. >> reporter: before we test luke and nevada we send them to a gun safety class with our expert, dr. miltenberger. the kids call him dr. ray. >> first? >> stop and don't touch. >> stop and don't touch. >> reporter: dr. ray talks them through

that is in line with the bench marks for lenses and frames the $25 is in line with the benchmark and the plan would be richer as expected. otherwise you allow -- have an allowance based plan design versus a copay or coinsurance based plan. so this is outlined on 29 and 30 for your allowances. this is in line with what we see in the market for other provision plans but not entirely captured in our database but the co-pay is in line. >> randy scott: we've had this presentation before. it occurs to me that it's great to have a snapshot in time but we know we've been seeing and experiencing the effects of co-pays and deductibles in ever increases rate over a period of time. so i think it might be useful -- as we may do this again, to do a couple of things. one to provide some summary conclusion about the senat snapshot you are showing. has it changed? about the same? are we competitive in the dental, medical, whatever the major categories are. and just a conclusion, just a summary slide. and then to try to look at something that may be a if comparative of that maybe over the last 2 to 3

that is when you see behavior like this through multiple lenses, phone calls, neighbors, instagram postingshen does the individual whether 18, 21 or 30 lose the right to privacy because the state says the behavior we're seeing is not illegal but it's so disturbing that we're going to go through a judicial process to take away this person's weapon. i think that's the question raised here and it's a lot bigger than these stupid conversations we're having about whether all you do is raise the age to 21. that's ridiculous. >> oh my gosh, david rose's interview is so illuminating. i haven't heard it spelled out in such graphic terms just how excited he was by animals in distress or animals dying and how violent he was and all those sort of graphic details. and the idea that police told that neighbor, well, until he acts, we can't do anything. you know? he has to have -- he's going to have to do something first. how can this be? >> i'm so troubled by it. and i think we have to kal grate our outrage about this and our desperate worry about this in the same way that we want to talk about limiting p

let's look at this to through different lenses. i want to look at our trust in new ideas. new ideas and be anything. they could be a new technology but they could be a new political idea. they could be a new philosophy. so how do people build trust in new ideas? i'm not sure how this is going to work but we will try it. i think it would be difficult. let's try. take out your phone. i want you to just swap your phone with the person behind you or the person next to you. just find someone to swap your phone with. you need to make sure it is unlocked, okay? great. maybe you want to swap with that lady there. what a want you to do isn't going to give you 20 seconds, you can do whatever you want with that persons -- i'm at a public or i can dvds directions. do whatever you want with that persons don't have the next 20 seconds. it's not alone time. go. i see there's some nervous swappers out there. you've got ten seconds. it's very quiet. five more seconds. okay. now give the phones back. you are also respectful. this doesn't always happen. i suspect some people did want to play