they have designed nano particles that latch onto the thc. >> we can conduce how many molecules of marijuanare in the blood. >> reporter: putting the heavy science aside, this gizmo works. the student is designing the device to be more user-friendly for officers. >> how to make the process more simple so officers can do these roadside. >> reporter: a have already developed a breathalyzer test for marijuana but it is not accurate. the saliva test can detect nanograms of thc in your saliva. >> reporter: clinical trials was still on the horizon. but the doctor is still filled with wonderment at how this technology can save lives. >>> temperatures today 94 and antioch. 96 in livermore. maybe a little warmer and some of those inland bay valleys. look for temperatures inland a little warmer and about the same everywhere else. these are the highs today. they will be the same tomorrow maybe +2 or three. a little warmer tomorrow. it is a spare the air day tomorrow. the quality district wants to do that. they can see the high pressure starting to build in. there is the fault along the coast. you can s

. >> each and every nano second, moment, info second whatever the latest measurement of time is.epressed freudian alien that snowballed emotionally and was repressed through drugs and alcohol. that was witnessed by 10,000 people at a country hoedown concert in detroit's plaza. >> it was another few minutes before our producer could bring him back to the details of his crime. he told us it was both shocking and disturbing. >> i pulled his brain out, took a bite out of it. >> like frank street, garner was housed in the residential treatment unit. but it was clear that not only does he still struggle with what he did, he worries about what he still might do. >> oh, it's -- it's heinous. if i -- i believe in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. if i had my way i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, my judge was very pointed out i still think that having crossed that line, it would therefore be that much easier to go back across. there's less inhibition to take another life now. especially e

>> reporter: the work was done by parabon nano labs in virginia. the company uses dna like a blueprint to make predictions about what someone looks like. >> hair color, eye color, facial features, skin tone, whether or not they have freckles. >> reporter: pinpointing those physical details can be a huge help to police. >> other ethnic minorities or races, i can eliminate them baup have. >> reporter: it can lead to breaks in cases that made headlines years ago. >> something that for us we're excited about because it puts a face or an image to a person we're looking for. >> reporter: detective connor hopes someone can put a name to this face. aurora police don't plan to use this technology on every case. for one, it's expensive. police would only say it costs in the thousands of dollars. also it's only useful if dna evidence exists. only get better and hopefully will be cheaper sometime in the near future. >> so we're seeing nothing in the dna database on this person? >> nothing so far. they checked a couple people and say it was not a positive match

the -- in a nano second. the debates are coming up. the emails are going out.be she has the moat around her because of the main real media, but that moat is full of dangerous things. >> donald trump is not ronald reagan. charles: why would you say that? i can't remember the base of the republican party being this energized since ronald reagan. >> i can't believe the number of white voters he's losing. white women are fleeing from donald trump. >> ronald reagan offered an optimistic picture of america. "u.s.a. today" had a poll that says 27% of millennials identify with the republican party and 80% said no. charles: don't discount the economic dan that has ravaged this country in obama's second term. don't underestimate these folks when it's time to pull the lever. we have seen her move up and even ahead of him on these. charles: i think that's all temperament. the economy and tear rim are his wheel house and that's his strength and i think he focuses on it. don't count your chickens too soon. charles: republicans are laying out a plan to charge hillary clinton

class is going to pay some less, the question can then be turned around and i think it will take a nano second right now for the clinton campaign to do it, which is, what have you paid? where are your taxes? why can't we be talking about that if you're prescribing what ought to be done for the rest of america, let's see how you did in this current environment. >> it's fair to say that given where he is last friday, john mccain, kelly ayotte, this is a natural follow-through in his effort first to try to unite the republican party as much as possible. >> and this endorsement will matter more to paul ryan than the endorsement in the primary race that he faces tomorrow. he has said for more than a year now, i will be speaker, leader of this party but i'm going to focus on conservative orthodoxy. again, absent the trade policy, one other thing he didn't talk about that he suggested last week was the idea of a massive infrastructure spending program. that causes tea party lawmakers to go white in the face and keel over. today, it will be a victory for sure. >> he didn't talk about deficit re

it is resuzable and could be charged by the sun, when exposed the sun microscopic layers of nano flakesperoxide which kills the bacteria and searchers want to make this cheaply accessible all over the world but caution that further test is needed. but that could change things for millions. >> certainly. >>> it is time to check on the weather as we get into the week. i think some kids are going back to school. >> it is back to school time. spencer christian has the forecast. >> that is right. and this is great back-to-school weather. i'm a kid. it looks okay to me. and a live look at doppler 7 hd. sunny skies across the bay area but the prominent marine lair along the coast and that will make a push inland. tomorrow statewide, 102 in chico and fresno and 95 in yosemite and 113 in palm spring and 80 in los angeles and 82 in san diego. here in the bay area, warmer in our inland areas that day. we'll see low to mid-90s in the inland east bay and way up north, mid to upper 90s at cloverdale and -- and lake port. around the bay seeing highs in the mid to upper 70s and a high temperature trend

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over 1 billion people, over 1 billion people in 25 years, by the way 25 years is like a nano second.moved people out of poverty. that is an amazing accomplishment. and yet i would make the case and i would love your reflections on this, that age of milton freedman unfortunately has come to a halt, maybe not a screeching halt but slowing down as some of the ideas that took hold in the 1980's and 1990's are now in retreat. we so that, for example, in the united states, we saw half of the american voters in the democratic party voting for a socialist. that tells you a lot that some of the ideas that we are talking about have lost favor. as the ideas lose favor, people will become poorer. our creed -- the heritage foundation's ideas have consequences. good ideas have good consequences an bad ideas have bad consequences. i've always believed that in this world economy the united states is the hub and every other count roy -- country is the spoke. if we don't get them right in the united states, the rest of the world doesn't get them right. that's the lesson we learned over regan. that's w

freedom, over one billion people -- over 1 billion people in 25 years -- by the way 25 years is like a nano second. in 25 years, we moved one billion people out of abject poverty. that is an amazing accomplishment. and yet i would make the case and i would love your reflections on this, that age of -- that things have trended in the wrong direction in the last 10 years and that age of milton freedman unfortunately has come to a halt, maybe not a screeching halt, but it certainly as -- is slowing down as some of the ideas that took hold in the 1980's and 1990's are now in retreat. we see that, for example, in the united states. we saw half of the american voters in the democratic party vote for a socialist. that tells you a lot that some of the ideas that we are talking about have lost favor. and it is a distressing thing to see because as these ideas lose favor, people will become poorer. our creed at the heritage foundation is ideas have consequences. good ideas have good consequences an bad ideas have -- good ideas have good consequences. and bad ideas have bad consequences. one of the th

it is nano particles, tiny little particles that come out of a gas engine, and that is a diesel, ando your car, and can cause heart disease, strokes, asthma, all kind of problems. so, real quickly, when you are in traffic keep your windows closed and put your setting in your car to circulate the air inside. don't be sucking air in because you will have have more pollution, inside your car. i worry about toll booth people, they are there all day long good long time. >> big occupational hazard until electric cars take over in about -- >> i'll be gone by then. >> ten, 20 years. >> i'll be gone. >>> it is all good. >> it is just to be gentle, when you are, causing a muffler burn. >> looking at your leg not me. >> don't even try it. >> there is nothing going on over here. >> you didn't even know what we were talking about. >> it shows there is nothing going on over here. >> you will check me. >> wait, let the me check. >> i love you. >>> tuesday, august 30th, 2016. a century old church, up in flames, a famous church in overbrook. four alarm fire ripped through good shepherd presbyterian c

down with three kids from cal tech, two from harvard and a guy from stanford we could do this in a nanoecond. i would like a tv ad, the fda to set up an ad these devices are simple to make but we who try to dose ourselves don't think about it. when i've tried to dose it is -- i miss, i miss, i miss. >> okay. >> but the fda should understand look i would rather have a somewhat faulty device than do it ourselves which is what they know everybody does. they refuse to admit. where's peggy hamburg, former head of fda she was fabulous. >> today do we continue to see this movement in terms of utilities and telecom, yield plays perhaps getting hit a bit, the banks continuing to perk up as a result of hopes that the fed gives us a raise, maybe even as soon as september. >> momentum going into that and there's a belief that this behind the market theory, use the instance of today'ses ul ta salon, palo alto, mixed sectors, palo alto delivered a good quarter, one of the conference calls i like, dropped the bomb, the stock up 5 in after hours to down 5 and give guidance before the q&a and guidance w

they're carbon nano tubes and get this, they're only $25.ffordable. last but not least. an incredible value. amazon kindle fire. $50 for a portable device that does everything, plays game, takes notes and can help you with your homework. so hopefully we're helping you get back to school and keeping your wallet a little full. if you have any other ideas reach out to us hash tag tech tank and we can continue the conversation online. ♪ >>> thank you anthony. the kids are getting ready to head back to school and that can be stressful time. at least i've been told. especially for those kids who are moving to new school this year. so a local group is aiming to help bust the stress. joining us this morning is jessica, from our town. good morning. good morning. thank you for having us. >> absolutely. we're spread out because we've got this whole stress busting kit. >> absolutely. before we go through the specific tell me the reason behind this. >> our town america has been around since 1972 helping families settle into their neighborhoods by connect

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still working on an ipad nano ballistic missiles. only one target could be in mind and that's us. thing was incredibly naÏve. stuart: at this point the media will not allow it to be an election issue. >> i agree. any more than their fact obama got over the objection that all of this national security team led to the rise devices. why that is in a campaign issue is beyond me. >> every six of the economy, supreme court justices and talk about how hillary put the nation's national security at risk. he's got to be more disciplined. let a surrogate attack other people to the extent that they are some reasons to do so. that is their job. real important will be the debate. if donald trump is prepared for these debates, he can turn this around. 90 days or so in politics is an eternity. this caucus, not october. there is time to stuart: there are 95 days to the election. thanks as always for being with us and thanks for being so early in the morning. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. i have no life. stuart: famous last line. it is claimed is what goes on political correctness. we will read

. >> it's electrically charged by nano crystal technology lithium batteries that are in compliance withgging it in. >> you're basically trying to get in the parking structure to the airport faster, you can put it on upload. >> there's indoor, outdoor pit six miles an hour and outdoor echoes a period dagen: sweet. i love the concept. thanks for bringing it. >> the most exciting thing to travel marketplace is really from the 1970s. dagen: if you can even add a little bit of fun through going through the airport, have at it. moto bag. tim ryan. final thoughts from our artists are payable -- all-star panel. ♪ ♪ dagen: final thoughts as we wrap up the show. harlan hill. >> i really want to see tribes are putting the blinders on and not chasing everything in front of him. be really focused and not take the bait. i'm hoping he does that. trent do think before you speak. kevin kelley. >> last week was the bulk of the earnings season for this go around. the earnings have done very well. that is in spite of the terrible gdp report was sought a new revision done for the first quarter. the companie

what we're doing here is we're going very, very small at a nano scale and very close to the organs ton organ and through implanting the device very close to the organ on a nerve, you know, impact type 2 diabetes and asthma and inflammation. >> let's take type 2 diabetes and how this would work for a patient. >> the patient would go to the doctor and the vision is to have a device that's implanted in the nerve just leading to the pancreas, and that device ultimately will be able to read the electrical signals that the brain is sending to our pancreas and that device may also be able to measure glue close levels in our blood and decide, for instance, to stimulate the blood to make more insulin. >> tell us about the partnership with google. what did they bring to the table and why were they the right partner in. >> really exciting partner. discussing it over the past several months. a very common vision of integrating electronics and big data analytics and technologies with medicines and biology and is the company in the alphabet group of companies dedicated to, that and they bring to us