as we age, the lens goes from clear to cloudy naturally over time. it begins to impede your vision. >> okay. >> so when we do cataract surgery we remove the cloudy lens inside the eye and replace it with an artificial lens like here in this picture here.th has replaced the previous cataract. >> are cataracts a natural part of aging and if for example, you have one eye that has a cataract, is it do you necessarily, then it for sure effects both eyes? >> cataracts are a normal part of aging just like wrinkles and graying of the hair. [laughter] >> darn it. >> everybody is going to get them at some point. and, but it's in terms of how much it affects your vision and when that will happen it varies and so, usually someone will say hey you know i'm having a harder time watching tv i'm seeing halos and glare when i drive at night. having a harder time reading or paying bills. they are general daily activities are becoming harder and harder to perform. that's usually a sign their cataracts are having a significant impact on their vision and need to be addres

shot with the natural lens. >> wow. >> so you get both of those effects out of this one lens we're going to give it away to the first 30 people at the store on friday and saturday at the waukesha store. >> does it work on any phone? >> every phone, ipods, tablets. plus they make a kit, they make four lens a telly photo, a fish eye and polarizing lens lens including one that we're giving away and, all of the mounting devices in this case. we're going to have that on sale normally $80 we're going to have it on sale for $59.99. for a gift everybody knows somebody who can use this. >> it's not just an iphone. if you have a smart phone it works. that's really important for people to know you don't have to have a iphone. there it will work on phones anybody under 30 for sure. >> it really is. what is the rest of it? >> all i'm showing here with canon and sony and nikon one of the key new features on cameras. if we think about what everybody does on their photos theyant to share their photos. facebook and you want to do these things immediately. if you are out there taking pictures with your go

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. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating the centennial of our national parks was the perfect homecoming. you're watching "cbs this ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour, fall movie releases like fences and moonlight are generating serious oscar buzz. movie critics a.o. scott and dana stevens are in the toyota what is up? to share their picks for the must-see movies this season. >> they didn't hear you. >> they are talking to each other. >> they are talking movies. >>> plus, a photographer returned to the united states after 20 years of covering news overseas. now he is focused on a journey to the natural wonders of his own country. ahead, his spectacular vision for celebrating 100 years of national parks. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "wall street journal" reports that walmart is offering luxury it's selling several watches from cartier that go for tens of thousands of dollars. footwear from prada cost more than $600 is being sold

. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating the centennial of our national parks morning news update. update.good morning i'm mike curkov... c-b-s 58 news time is 8:26.- black friday in milwaukee? there are deals on toys and electronics sure..but the most coveted item on the wish list might be some lakefront brewery beer. the doors opened just about 30 minutes ago! and cbs 58's julie parise has been live out there all morning.hey julie! plenty of people are camped out this morning at big box stores or planning to hit the malls early...but these people they're waiting on limited edition holiday beer. folks were out here as early as 1 a- m. they're waiting on the brewery's black friday beer, which you can only get today. doors open here at 8 am. ahead on cbs this morning--- want to know about this season's hottest films? hear from two movie critics about already picking up oscar buzz. 3 forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high:

. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating the centennial of our national parks good morning, i'm dora miller, it's eight-25 on this black friday morning. we'll take a look at the day's top headlines in just a moment.but first brandon marshall has our cbs 2 weather first state fire investigators are expected in central city to search for the cause of an explosion and massive fire.it happened at iowa gold - an oil recycling center on aisle street.neighbors say they heard a big boom and then smaller explosions.flames responding fire crews say they could see the smoke for miles. fortunately, no one was injured in the ?blast, but a firefighter went to the hospital for over exertion. an eastern iowa man has pleaded guilty for robbing a bank back in july. on the 29th, brandon brown went into the f-and-m bank in monticello, pointed a gun at a bank employee and took more than 4-thousand dollars in cash. earlier this week, brown pleaded guilty to the crime. he now faces up to 20 years in prison. in january, iowa

. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating the morning." good morning- it's 8:25, i'm preston phillips.let's get right to your news. we are following breaking news out of goodyear..where one person has died after a wrong-way driver crashed head-on with a greyhound bus. this happened early this morning.. on eastbound i-10 at near sarival... just east of the loop 303.right now... east bound i-10 at the loop 303 is closed... and traffic is being rerouted. dozens of people on that bus... and several of them have been take to the hospital with injuries. and all new this morning... four people are out of their homes this morning after a thanksgiving night fire.just before 11 last night... a person living in the crown court apartment, on princess boulevard near hayden, saw smoke.that person then ran upstairs and alerted the neighbors, who all made it out safely.scottsdale firefighters believe this was some sort of electrial fire. they're still investigating. thank you for we'll see you back here in 25 there is

. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating the centennial of our national parks was the perfect homecoming. you're watching "cbs this >>> good friday morning to you. 8:25. we'll have a check of your top stories. let's check in with what is going on out the doored. >> we have drizzle going on in many locations, not every single spot but north of patches and sprinkles over southeast mass where it's warmer there. it's not organized there, you know, widespread rain amounting to anything but making it damp out there for sure. the upper 40s today in boston, lower 50s, southeast mass. sun is breaking through tomorrow after a rainy day. we finally debt most of our sunshine on monday. chris? >> thank you very much. roads. a live look at the bridge, things are moving along quite nicely out there now as you make your way into the city. anybody returning home from the thanksgiving plans or heading out for the black friday shopping deals. the top stories on this friday morning, a cruiser crash on 93 south, a state p

. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating the centennial of our national parks was the perfect homecoming. you're watching "cbs this >> samantha: the time is now 8:26 on this black friday from this vantage point. not many folks on the roads downtown right now. a lot of people that work downtown are off today, right? if you're coming into downtown cleveland, watch for a little light rain across much of cuyahoga county. it's not super heavy, but you may run into a few raindrops on the sh with a west wind sustained at about 10 miles per ur so it does feel jus l cooler. a pretty chilly day ahead. a good day to stay inside and take a nap after you eat a ton of leftovers, right? we're in the mid-40s this afternoon and cloudy all day with the chance of stray showers throughout the day. for tonight we get a better chance of scattered rainshowers, and there may be a little snow that mixes in. after a cold saturday, we finally get some sunshine on ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hou

. >>> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens.he cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. well, you can come to the aid of school student today, have some family fun. this "black friday" morning, at the same time, the national constitution center, is hosting its annual school supply drive. visitors who bring school supplies to the constitution sent letter get $2 off admission. the offer runs from today through this tuesday, all supplies will go to philly schools. >> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> good morning, everybody, happy "black friday" to you. if you're out doing any kind of shopping here today, for the most part, i would say the weather looking pretty cooperative. storm scan very tranquil right nowment some of you have seen more sun than others, generally stuck under the clouds, though, yet again, in a general sense, through the rest of the day. but i'm specking you'll actually see a shower sometime her

. >> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens.ound safe. police say sherri papini was left by her capt >>> good morning. i'm michelle griego. a shasta county mom who went missing three weeks ago has been found safe. police say sherri papini has been left by her captors on the side of the road in yolo county. investigators are looking for the kidnappers. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in union square in san francisco. the christmas tree in the center of the square will be lit tonight at 6 p.m. the ceremony includes musical performances. >> coming up on the "cbs this morning," want to in about this season's hottest films? hear from two movie critics about movies with oscar buzz. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. it is 8:27. the roads are looking good. but let's start with mass transit here. bart all trains on time and running but ace train no trains running today due to the holiday no service there. muni no express buzz and caltrain is on a saturday schedule. okay,

. >> a war photographer returns home and sees america's natural beauty through a new lens. why he says celebrating this centennial of our national parks you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> we may be starting feel the chilly weather settle in.. but wet- n- wild is already thinking about the summer! the water park has a black friday deal out right now.. where you can get season passes starting from 45- dollars per person. to get the black friday deal.. you have to go on wet- n- wild's website.. and use the code "black-friday". /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the ice rink returns to the cosmopolitan for the fifth year in a row. transformed at the top of it's boulevard pool into a winter wonderland. and it's not just ice skating.... they also show movies... and have special drinks and food that you can enjoy by the fire. locals can skate all day for just 10 bucks./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and once again las vegas entertainers are stepping up to help the marine corps "toys for tots" campaign. "las vegas cadillac" is spearheading the toy drive and benefit concert.. december 16th. l

nature. it is about time breckenridge of course, downtown denver a couple drops on our camera lens hurricane but this view is relatively decent from earlier today when we couldn't see the city sky -- lens, but this view is relatively decent from earlier today when we couldn't see the city skyline at all. our neighbors in parts of south dakota, wyoming and also nebraska picking up on some steady snows. for us up and down the i-25 corridor we've been watching the snow coming heaviest bands across the eastern plains where they initially saw rainfall quickly turning to snow with cooler temperatures. the storm system will be a fast one. i am anticipating it moving out after about 10 p.m. this evening, really light snowfall across the metro area. we have been watching that snowfall kind of sticking in the grassy surfaces and keeping it cool around here, a huge dropoff from our balmy 80 degrees yesterday. we have winter storm warnings in place for the northern and central mountains. that will continue until midnight tonight with winter the front range, areas above about 9,000 feet and then across s

natural vision. that i can see things distance and then i can read something and there is, it's >> ryan: lenses are known to have glares and halos but that hasn't been the case with these new lens implants. >> yo yo dieting may be a health hazard even if you are not overweight. a large new study of older average weight women found those who lott then regained wait were over 3/10s likely >> ryan: the racing rate of pre-schoolers diagnosed with a.d.h.d.has stabilized. although the glines suggest behavioral therapy is the first line of treatment, in pre-schoolers the use of stimulants stayed constant. >> jadiann: a new study reveals a growing number of children in the u.s. have access to health insurance. and medical care. data from the uninsured in 2015. the uninsured rate dropped even more among children in poor families and an additional 9 million kids a checkup during the year. still ahead he is sexy, smart and sculpted now, now he is being honored for the rock. ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possib

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lens of a feminist social justice warrior. did you noy beauty and the beast glorifies domestic violence? the movie says if a woman is pretty and sweet natured she can change an abusive man into a kind and gentle man. in other words, it is the woman's fault if herman abuses -- her man abuses her and the beast turns into a handsome prince because ugly people cannot be happy. here i think the problem is a woman can read. for snow white, she doesn't mind housework. young women are naturally natural homemakers. they wait in a coma until a man comes along to give them life. i guess you can look at it that way. wow. >> i just watched "beauty and the beast" two weeks ago with my kids. the issue i had was gaston. he puts the gas in gaston. he needs to go to jail foy his behavior. and it is sweet that she was able to find beauty in the beast. >> gaston was a beastly guy. the beast was nice to her. what about the message? >> it goes to show you that women want the squishy stuff inside. it is not all about the outside. and funny goes a long way. >> you know, tom, we hear that. >> you don't buy that? >> not even for a minute. >> i am waiting for the fun

nature of this election? ? you know, i was out with the clinton campaign last week and i started to see how many of her supporters see this through a really historic lens. you heard about women who are saying they want to don pantsuits and go out to the polls today. i was there when beyonce and jay z who, you know, came out, beyonce was wearing a pantsuit. i think there is this extraordinarily historic nature of hillary clinton as the first female president. and you see that among her supporters. you see that in little girls who come out and tell that to her. i think some of that is getting lost because this election cycle has felt just really polarized. >> it's been very polarizing. unlikable candidates, right. some people are kind of embarrassed to say who they're going to vote for. there are secret facebook pages that women have started because they don't really want to say they voted for the first woman for president. >> i was predicting before there's going to be the highest problem with girls not being at school today because their parents are taking them to the polling places. but you're right, and that's the big question about the polling. we'r

was just fun out to have the lens go back and look at things that before we even conceived of inequity zone. in fy 15, 25% of the top parks best scoring parks were naturally zones get what that shows is that we redid gillman and dimaggio and some other parks that are located in these areas and other scores are higher. so they are moving in the right direction. on the lowest on the bottom end of the scale, the lowest park scores in fy 16 50% of the lowest parks scores were in the equity zone. now they have 37% of the parks. that is definitely a sku. a sku if you look at fy 15 with 70%. two were going in the right direction both the bottom and the top but more work needs to be done. this was really this is so rewarding gratifying to provide this lends to the existing data and think about other ways we can use it in the future. this is a super long list of phenomena going to read it-we took these equity zone parks and then apply them to our current year budget which was >> taylor's dr. rita but i'm going to jump in. this with a rubber meets the road. this is now gives us an ability to say what are we doing with this data. how are we making sure where our com