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magic leap is about going out into the world.ghtweight wearable that will let you experience -- have experiences in your everyday life. glass, itgoogle projects the image directly onto your i. what are the applications of that? be able to going to make the device a lot smaller and a lot lighter. this has always been the direction the technology was going to involve. google glass was a nice first step. you can look around and see people wearing them a year ago are not wearing them anymore. the packaging and the usefulness of it was not sufficient. magic leap is looking to make that step. >> they like to call it cinematic reality. what is the real difference? >> it's a bit of a cynical answer. when i say augmented reality to someone, no one knows what that means. cinematic reality gives a much better, intuitive feeling about the kind of experiences they are trying to design. i love their video with the submarine in the sky. communicates their vision better. >> what are the future possible applications of this? is this purely for en

quintin did a magic trick, nobody noticed.st line of a fantasy tale called magician trilogy, filled with such books. the magician's land has just been released. david grossman joins us now. well come. >> thank you. >> brown: is it true you wanted to start with classics like narnia and harry potter and play with them and make them into something? >> i love those books. i've always loved them. >> brown: even as a kid? even a as child i loved narnia. and later harry potter. you know, when i was a writer in my 30s, i was still very attached to those books, but also very aware of thousand different my life was then with the characters in the books. i wondered if it would be possible to write a story about young people discovering the power they didn't know they had and finding their way into a secret world but to write it for adults in contemporary, literary language and trying to kind of use this as a way to talk about the kinds of issues we struggle with as adults. >> brown: what are the main challenges you found in that? they su

there the belief in magical powers is still widespread.those wrongly accused are helpless when their own communities turn on them. >> dini koral survived a brutal attack. she will never forget that horrible day. she tells us her son was sick and in the hospital, and was hiv-positive. the day he died, dini koral was alone at home. five young men showed up, accused her of being a witch and of killing her own son with black magic. then they attacked her with machetes and bush knives. she tells us they stabbed her all over her body. under her arms, in her stomach and her kidneys. she had to spend a whole year in the hospital. then dini koral went back to her village. she did not know where else to go. her younger son tries to protect her. the attackers live just a few houses away, undisturbed. and the village keeps silent. >> i am scared to death every time somebody in the village dies. those men might come back at any moment and kill me. i will never feel safe again. but i have no place to go. throughout the highlands of papua new guinea, peo

have you seen magic leap's technology? what you think?n't think anyone has seen their technology. i have seen their vision and i hope they can deliver what they are promising because it looks fantastic. >> google has $500 million worth of faith in it. what do you make of the interest in this company? >> augmented reality user interfaces will be huge if someone can finally deliver a system that is usable. if google believes that it is going to succeed, that is a great sign. i think the qualcomm investment is a good sign. they have been one of the main benefactors and main suppliers of augmented reality technology for several years. >> i know this is a very secretive company but how does magic leap technology differ from oculus, what facebook bought for $2 billion? >> magic leap wants to give you a wearable that can go out into the world and augment the world. oculus is not meant to be that. it is meant to be cheap. they wanted to be in home and connected to the game machine. magic leap is going out into the world with some sort of lightwei

this magic. san francisco needs this kind of magic again. thank you. [ applause ] . >> and next then we'll have wells whitney, jim cunningham. >> hi. i'm beaver bower a costume designer in the bay area and teatro zinzanni. i think this historical land deserves a jewel of a theatre that represents the diversity of it's past and presence. it's an original multi- cultural massive experience and celebrate the human kind. i think it belongs here and honors the past of the barbary coast. i think our souls need to be entertained and i think we need it now more than ever and what's great about zinzanni is you do it in the most collective experience possible. zinzanni includes the audience to become a wonderful experience. the show is around you, above you next to you and might even under your table. it everywhere, that closeness, proximity moves the audience and entertains them in a different way that they usually are not. talking to the performers and the closeness in that proximity brings a different level of performance out of them. there is no h

tour stopping here in los angeles to perform mozart's "the magic flute." those conversations coming up right now. ♪ ♪ >>> the first monday in october marked the start of the new supreme court term and in just 24 hours they agreed not to overturn lower court decisions on same-sex marriage. five cases they kicked to the curb essentially. nondecision decision with far reaching implications. other issues of the court to address this term is voting rights, free speech and the internet and workplace hw discrimination. joining us now to assess the drek of this court, adam winkler, author of "gun fight tmplt battle over the right to bear arms in america" and a constitutional law scholar at the ucla school of law. professor winkler, good to have you on this program. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to grab my blue card to get the cases right. i'll set them up and you talk about them. your sense of what the last term says in the story line about the roberts court? >> last year was a very interesting term for the roberts court. chief justice john roberts is chie

is in "way too early." ♪ make the magic happen the magic of baseball ♪ >> hey everybody, good morningomas roberts. it is friday, october the 3rd. welcome to "way too early," aka camden yards north. this is a big morning around here. we are going to get everybody singing the magic song for orioles, a second shot coming up

and magic alex is kind of like -- i guess like a loafy [scottish accent] scottish kind of guy.ps in, you know, some sort of a -- on their journey and kind of just pretty much points them in the right direction. >> let's see -- or, rather, hear -- you in action. here's another clip. >> [ scottish accent ] i have some exciting news. we're about to audition for the famous producer ray mondo. he's looking for a band for his new tv show. [ rim shot ] >> i once say the great ray mondo the magician. he was so bad, he made the audience disappear! [ laughter ] >> sure, that would be fab. when's the audition? [ chord plays ] >> how about right now? he gave me his cellphone number. >> very impressive. hard to believe that you can sound so old. so, zene, how do you come up with the right voice for a character? >> oof, well, depending on the character -- well, rich came to me and asked me if i could do a scottish accent. i said yes, and i pretty much -- we pretty much were in the booth. and you sort of just listen to what his directions say. like, sometimes you go in there, and you're like

google believes that magically business is going to succeed at that.the qualcomm investment is a great sign. they have been one of the main of benefactors and suppliers of augmented reality technology for several years. >> as far as you can tell, how does magic leap technology differ from oculus? >> magic leap wants to give you a wearable that can go out into the world and augment the world. oculus is not meant for that. oculus is meant to be cheap and everybody can have it in their home. magic leap is about going out into the world of presumably with a lightweight wearable that will let you have experiences in your everyday life. >> google glass projects the image onto your eye. what are the implications of that? >> i think they are going to make the device smaller and lighter. i think this has always been the direction that the technology was going to evolve. google glass was a nice first step. you can look around and see that people that were wearing them a year ago, myself included, are not wearing them anymore. the packaging and the usefulness of

lots of questions sur surround magic leap. biggest being, will this stealth company actually deliver in reality? no baby elephant yet. >> there's a lot more to learn about magic leap. head over to cnn.com's tech page to learn more. well, the remnants of hurricane ana are moving into the pacific northwest for another round of heavy rain, snow, and wind. ivan cabrera is here and they've been getting hammered. >> they have been. this is going to be round three. we'll be talking about more rain and wind. also, i want baby elephant. that's very exciting. oh, my goodness. it's real, right? >> i don't think so. >> yeah, here it is, the new system coming in, doesn't look that bad, but it will be later this afternoon. gusty winds and torrential rains, and maybe mountain snow. the issue will be again with the heavy downpours from vancouver all the way to portland. it will progressively get worst. so by the evening commute, more of an issue than this morning. here we are on tuesday morning, still raining, still snowing, and it's still ve

it's such a spirit and magic. please do your best to bring it back. we do miss it terribly. >> thank you. my name is patrick marshall and i appreciate the opportunity of allowing teatro zinzanni for coming back. i had the pleasure of working for them. when i came an aboard i need to learn quickly about the show and operations. i think what i found most productive at the time was the broad and early 20s to post retirement age. the other thing that surprised me was teatro zinzanni's audience shows that 90 percent of the customers would approve. this accounts for significant number of ticket sales. as you heard many people loved the show. teatro zinzanni can be the integral part for the bay area and dmunt. -- community. you have heard others speak about tz local to community. they were a customer to the local foods, restaurants and beverages including the local wine industry. we employee 79 people annually in management, restaurant, kitchen staff, bar staff, weight staff, production and operations, musicians, box office and sales. 79 people supporting th

them and if pryor loses, does the former president lose his magical powers?look, even six years ago the magical powers should have been even stronger and they weren't even able to help his own wife. so you've got a problem here. the jensen sus is that pryor had done a lot of damage in a tuesday debate, that bill clinton is not really going to be able to help. real clear politics average now has the republicans picking up eight senate seats. so this is a very difficult time. bill clinton seems to be their hail mary pass. but remember, if he wasn't able to make a difference in 2008, i think you're looking at less of an ability to make an impact right now and especially for someone in that kind of position, not even in his home state. that's how desperate the democrats are and how much in trouble they are. >> finally, he's got those magical powers in 2012 at the convention. really pushing the president. remember that speech? >> great speech. >> 2008, big boomerang, especially in south carolina that really hurt hillary. does he still have those powers and what wi

magically, florida based start up says it wants to bring technology to bring magic back into the world and some big companies including google are pulling big bucks of a hat to make it happen. rachel crane takes us inside the optical illusion. >> a 15-second clip of a float ing baby elephant has made the internet lose its mind. a mysterious florida based company is behind the dazzling display and it's a technology they're calling cinematic reality. it seems to be a mixture between augmented reality and virtual reality on steroids. whatever it is, it's freaking cool and apparently, with a lot of money, the biggest name in virtual reality is ok las vr. now, magic leap says their technology could blow ok u las out of the water. magic leap just had one of the most successful second rounds in history, raising $542 million. the lead investor is none other than google. but everyone is asking, what is it. it uses digitized light to overlay 3-d images. it's not virtual reality which totally submerses the viewer in a totally artificial environment. instead, it's a mixture of artificial and real.

augmented reality for magic leap can make whales fly and elephants fit in the palm of your hand.rtup raised $542 million in a funding round led by google. other investors include qualcomm. they'll use the money to accelerate product development. what could they be working on? i spoke about it with bo brinkman, the codirector of the reality center at miami university in ohio. has he seen their technology? >> i don't think anybody has seen their technology. i've seen their vision. i hope they can deliver what they are promising. it looks fantastic. >> google obviously it has half $1 billion worth of faith in it. what do you make of the interest in this company? >> i think that augmented reality interfaces are going to be huge if someone can finally deliver a system that is usable. google believes that magica leap is going to succeed at that. i think that the qualcomm investment is a great sign. they have been one of the main of benefactors and suppliers of augmented reality technology for several years. >> as far as you can tell, how does magic leap technology differ from oculus? >

him while the wizards look for magic in orlando. him while the wizards look for magic in orlando. after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. en support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> let's start with washington, it should be filled with drama because they are trying to keep the slim playoff hopes alive. by now you know rg iii is taking most of the snaps for the first-team offense. griffin will start against the vikings and it seems like everyone has an opinion on this, bringing rg iii back one game before the bye week. his teammates are excited. >> its robert's choice. if he feels like he can be out there, that's what

what do to shore up the future of magic valley's water?e have to be concerned by the future of the water. by definition, you will have water shortages because we live at the edge of a desert. we need to get the city together with the service users and talk about a good approach to conserving water, to recharging, and to whether or not we expand the capacity of the dam in high water years to recharge the aquifer. we need to be proactive again about approaching the water issues that we know we are going to have because we live on the edge of a desert. >> all right, one minute. >> water issues are complex. we have your watermasters here in the magic valley that are experts on those issues. i need to defer to those experts here in the magic valley, people who are informed on water issues and how the water is being used. i'm also particularly concerned about preserving idaho's water rights because the federal government is stepping in, wanting to control the land, wanting to stake a greater claim on idaho water and idaho's resources. as governo

you guys look beautiful, very magical. >> okay. >> you are the real elsa. >> of course you are, sweetheart. you are the real elsa. you are the real ella. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. >> do you want to meet the the other hosts. >> i want to know what they have up their sleeves. >> what. i did say i thought elsa would be a popular costume. >> popular. >> i just love it so much that all these girls are here, you guys all look magical. what is great about elsa you can do it with a crown, it is so chilly. it fees lick we are in arondale the frozen land but i like the way everybody can do it. we have to get your little thing up there. this was the movie of the season, i know my little one is dressed autopsy as elsa, as we went different places we saw elsa on top of ella a and then george, we had within of the most amazing elsa's, yes a lot of people thought that was the real elsa. >> a a true queen. >> a tree queen. >> i'm excited toe what the rest of the people have up their sleeves so lets get it rolling. >> up next you see her four to 7:00, on fox morning news. her husband

here's where the magic comes in. the process doesn't kill the tree. by law, cork can only be harvested every nine years. this tree was stripped in 2010. by 2019, the park will be more than an inch thick again. in many parts of the country, the trees are farmed like orchards. tourists can follow what's called the cork route. portugal produces 65% of the world's supply. you would be right to say ahh, that's where cork comes from. it exports a staggering 12 billion corks a year. you would also be right to say ahh, what about those plastic things and screw tops. before the year 2000, 9 out of 10 wine bottles were sealed with a cork, now it's down to 7. >> we have a problem, >> reporter: antonio de rios amorim runs portugal's largest cork company founded in 1870 by his great grandfather. >> basically come out in the market saying that cork was faulty product. >> why? because of a condition called cork taint, a musty off taste that can occur in wine. although corks aren't the only cause, but talk about a wake up call. spending more than $300 million develop

justin graves has been working on a religious magic show for cape fear community college. but now the school's drama instructor is telling jump to quote dumb down christian parts of the act saying you could actually offend people. this coming from a drama department that put on a show feature sex -- justin's

. ♪ ♪ they say there's always magic in the air ♪ ♪ th ♪ ♪ but looking at them just gives me the bluesny or ricky? >> our audio was off just a tad so i didn't get to hear him as much as i would have liked. i'll go with ricky >> i'm going with ricky too. and the winner is? let's see >>. >> pharrell who is the winner? >> just because i've seen so much improvement, um going to have to say it's ricky. >> ricky moves on to the yokout.

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but everything was intended to function magically in the next world. (narrator) the royal tombs were hidden from view. there was generally a series of descending shafts, some richly decorated, followed by an antechamber, and then the burial chamber. the coffins were placed into monumental sarcophagi. these massive containers protected the pharaoh from grave robbers in this life and his enemies in the netherworld. the tombs also included ushebtis-- small lifelike figures that performed work for the deceased, acting as servants in the afterworld. by around 1000 bc, it was common to find hundreds of these ushebtis-- one for each day of the year and a team of supervisors to oversee their work. boats to carry the king through the netherworld, were also common in royal tombs. funerary texts, guidebooks to the land beyond life, were a long tradition in egypt. the book of the dead was a collection of spells, sometimes inscribed on coffins and sarcophagi, to help the deceased overce the perils of his journey. the most famous spell centers on tprid over by t the

>> well, we know shs, as you mentioned, now back in texas after the cruise ship, the carnival magic, arrived a few hours ago. according to galveston county health officials, the woman and her travel partner did not have any restrictions when they were getting off that ship for two reasons. number one, because she did not

are investing half a billion dollars into a firm called magic leap. the florida company is said to be working on virtual reality eyewear. bay area tech companies are known for offering their employees luxury bus rides to work and now that idea has spread to southern california. the search giant yp reached out to san francisco startup ride pal to shuttle workers. yp says the perk is necessary because the competition for technologists in los angeles has become fierce. ride pal is using public park and rides as pickup and dropoff locations. >>> now that the weather is getting a little colder you might be pulling out the space heaters. >> consumer reports is partnering exclusively with 7 on your side's michael finney to find out exactly how safe they may be. >> or unsafe depending on which ones you're talking about. space heaters account for one-third of all home heating fires each year. more than 80% of home heating fire deaths. consumer reports says if you have an older one, consider replacing it. the new ones are much, much safer. kevin reilly lost his

mack house productions, core microsystems and black magic design. news reporter nick smith is live at black magic design and it certainly looks like one master plan. >> reporter: it does indeed. you know fremont police tell me black magic designs distribution center was one of the hardest-hit businesses. talking about a haul of $1.5 million. they say those thieves knew exactly what they were doing and exactly what they wanted. >> i have saved up my entire, every day that i worked for all the stuff. >> reporter: from this surveillance camera equipped with night vision, he was able to capture the moment thieves broke into his production company just before 3:00 a.m. on saturday, ripped computers and tvs from desks and made off with more than $150,000 of high end cameras, editing equipment and dozens of hard drives loaded with expensive software. >> just two guys came and cleaned out the warehouse, the studio, and took pretty much everything in sight. >> reporter: police tell abc 7 news mack house was one of three businesses hit by thieves over the wee

tell, howas you can does magically leap technology differ from oculus?wants to give you a wearable that can go out into the world and augment the world. oculus is not meant for that. oculus is meant to be cheap and everybody can have it in their home. magically biz about going out into the world of presumably with a lightweight wearable that will let you have experiences in your everyday life. glass projects the image onto your eye. what are the implications of that? i think they are going to make the device smaller and lighter. i think this has always been the direction that the technology was going to involve. google glass was a nice first step. around and see that people that were wearing them a year ago are not wearing them anymore. the packaging and the usefulness of it was not efficient. going toagic leap is make that step to a technology that users will actually adopt. >> they like to call it cinematic rheology -- reality. what is the difference? answer,is a cynical when i say augmented reality to someone, no one knows what that means. i think cin

the pelicans win their season opener against the magic 101-84. football play-off selection committee unveiled the first college football player rankings. the fcc dominating three of the top four, mississippi state sits on top, followed by acc powerhouse florida state and then auburn and ole miss at three and four. the final rankings will be released on december 7th. >>> one college student is $10,000 richer for making a few shots on the basketball court. this is what we're talking about here, this college senior made a layup, also a free-throw, a three-pointer and a half-court shot all in less than 30 seconds. really impressive. it earned him the ten grand in scholarship money. that's cool, that's great. well, he did it all with a broken finger. imagine what he could do with all healthy ten. >>> just ahead, white house computers hacked. was anything grabbed? plus clip of the day. a wrapping harry potter. you got to see this one. this is "early today." why do i cook for the holidays? to share with family to carry on traditions to come together, ev

there is not a magic potion or something. the reason she was sent here, it sounds like it was a staffing issue that they were worried they couldn't contain, and they were worried that other staffers would get sick. they were concerned of furloughs, threats of walkouts by nurses that they were going to be in tough shape to be able to continue to care for amber vinson. i think it is disappointing for them. that is part of what is driving this convoy. >> i talked to mr. mccormick who treated patients in africa in years past, they used the same chlorine-soaked gowns, over and over, it is about really having protocols in place that you follow religiously and have people monitoring you so that you don't make mistakes which is sort of just basically human nature to make mistakes. sanjay, we'll talk to you again. there are a few success stories. and we do want to focus on some of them. one of them of course is dr. kent brantly, an ebola survivor, and nancy writebol contracted the virus when they cared for patients. they were treated

. >> magical to watch. >> simple camera tricks make for one mind-blowing experience. >> plus tuesday's buzz word you'll need for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> this duking video is one of the cutest best dog videos ever. >> they are trying to get the dog to come inside. dog is on that deck outside. it's a beautiful day. dog is barking like, i hear you calling me. i want to come in. that door is open, but the dog doesn't know. how do i know this? keep watching. >> you are kidding me! >> this is the greatest ever. he goes over like he's a mime. dog comes right in. >> the dog even put his little nose up against the crack. >>> we all know the practical effects. it's the ocean brothers. it's a spectacular video. they use simple camera tricks to mess with our head. basically, they twisted the camera around and use it to make beautiful footages. >> looks like he is floating on the water. he is really upside down. >> the fact he can stay there this long is pretty amazing. >> they create something almost magical to watch. who i do you blow bubble rings underwater? >> they look like giant oni

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and so they go to a practitioner who can do this kind of magic.kind of a magic. >>> china has launched an experimental spacecraft to fly around the moon and back to earth. it's in preparation for the country's first unmanned trip to the lunar surface. it's an eight-day program, it's just begun and this is very much a test run for that 2017 mission. the plan then is to have a chinese spaceship land on the moon, pick up samples and come back to earth, which would make china only the third country after the u.s. and russia to have carried out such a mission. >>> sold at auction for just under a million dollars in new york. complete with intact motherboard, an original keyboard and monitor, it was bought by the henry ford museum. the working computer is in outstanding condition. >>> now i bring this right to 21st century. some social media news of a regal kind from here in the uk. the queen has sent her first tweet. it was sent via the british monarchy account and it coincides with her trip to london's science museum. in it, she says it is a pleasure