there is a syndrome linking freckles on the back of the retina to chronic polyps in the colon. and as you and i know, if you have polyps that are hereditary you have increased risk of cancer of the colon. so if your doctor, on looking under that funny split lamp when they look at the back of your retina, they see freckles, doesn't necessarily mean you have cancer of the colon but it does mean that you should see a gi doctor and get a colonoscopy. weird but true. >> weird but true. very much like myself. >> absolutely. which is why you're doing the segment. >> thank you so much. still ahead, surviving a breakup between your kids and their friends. what happens to your friendship with the kids' parents? then later on in "today's style," skirts for every body type. and budget. but first, these messages. today, we stand against the tyranny of meager travel cards. battle speech right? may i? capital one is issuing a venture double miles challenge. show us how much you spent last year and we'll give you 2 miles for every dollar spent on your travel reward card. up to 100,000 miles! h

it happens when the back of the retina breaks down and causes central vision loss.of the eyesight that helps people read, drive, and recognize faces. >> once someone loses their vision, they lose their independence and very, very difficult for many patients to accept that. >> reporter: dr. dan el is an open though m-- opthomologist. for years, there weren't many treatment options. neither glasses nor surgery can cure the condition. but now the fda has recently approved a new drug that is save something people from losing their vision. >> it was very scary. >> rosemary started this during the clinical trial two years ago when her degeneration caused vision loss in her right eye. >> i was nervous about going out by myself. i always have done everything by myself. >> reporter: the drug is administered every few weeks through an injection in the eye. it helps by treating the abnormal blood vessels in the retina. >> it allows the macula to maintain its vision and in some instances can improve the vision as that blood and fluid clears up. >> reporter: he says after a few

so he put a laser kind of a gun on my eyeball and shot like a weld all the way around my retina. >> wowght. >> and that's the positive news. >> that's the positive news. they can fix, no surgery. and your eyeball is shot for a couple of hours, but comes back perfectly. >> your eyeball becomes googly for a couple of hours but then settles downs. >> it is also a flotation device. >> on one of those game shows, yes. or i'll end up with my teacher in high school. she had that one eye that looks across the room. so when i'm asking you for stuff, you will be what? who are you looking at? >> i said you -- you get that sound effect. >> you know what i'm talking about. [ mumbling ] >> there's nobody over there. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> who are you looking at. >> mike in delaware. i'll be the entity. [ laughter ] >> mike in delaware. >> all right. i love the show. and i can't believe people say like media, don't give coverage to the right-wing. current is the only liberal news that i know of. and "the war room" with jennifer grandholm says how did romney get his groove back? simple, lies misinfor

then they were actually able to see the spots in her retina when they examined her. well, like, i don't have very good balance, so riding a bike was hard, but actually, my dad helped me through it, and we ride bikes together on bike trails, and we do it a lot, and i am actually a very good bike rider, and i don't fall anymore. diana: i think it's important to actually discuss it because, like you said, there are different things that you can do in order to promote safety such as carrying a flashlight, just being more careful, or trying to keep in the back of your mind, you know, when dusk is going to happen and try to get to your destination before then. narrator: where does usher syndrome come from? usher syndrome is always genetic. ushers is an inherited condition, not from one parent, but both. kimberling: the reason why it's this way is because it takes two for usher syndrome to happen. it takes a gene, a specific gene, coming from mom and one coming from dad, and they have to come together. the interesting consequence of that, since mom and dad have to be so-cal

the data the retina gets from the outside world is very pixelated, it has a big hole in it where thege even though your eye is two-dimensional. that's because your eye is very good at getting a clear image. you take limited data and make interpretations out of it, and then you believe they're real as well as you believe your visual perception is out there. >> what is the greatest opportunity in terms of understanding it better and how do we seize that opportunity? >> the best opportunity is to learn about it and raise your consciousness so you're aware of your unconscious influences. the greatest risk, of course, is to be influenced by things that are irrelevant and be influenced by decisions based on them. this was a study that a political scientist dido see if looks interfered with elections. he took twoç people and showed them a democratic candidate and a republican candidate. except he put fake pictures in there, and half the subjects, he had the pictures doctored to look for attractive for the democrat, and the other half, they saw the republican to be more attractive and the d

>> macular degeneration comes when the back of the retina called the macula begins to break down.his causes central vision loss, the part of the eyesight that helps people read, drive and recognize faces. >> once someone loses their vision, they lose their independence. it's very, very difficult for many patients to accept that. >> dr. daniel baronstein is an ophthalmologist. he says the disease progresses gradually. at the worst small blood vessels form and can bleed and cause fluid buildup. for years there weren't many treatment options. neither glasses nor surgery can cure the condition. now the fda has recently approved a new drug called eylea saving some people from losing their vision. rosemary started eylea during the clinical trial two years ago when her macular degeneration caused vision loss in her right eye. >> i found i was nervous about going out by myself. i have always done everything by myself. >> it helps by treating the abnormal blood vessels in the retina. >> it allows the macula to maintain its vision, and in some instances improve the vision as the blood and f

. -- there is no retina there. they did not take me seriously because of the record. i was in the psych ward once. bernanke. >> thank you. -- thank you. >> the final statement from the scheduled speakers deals with reclaiming rights and the civil rights movement of tomorrow starting today. our presenter is debra small, the founder and director of break the chains. -- our presenter is deborah small. >> i want to go back to where we started this evening with conflict that president huffman made and talking about what the war on drugs is and how we got to this place. i feel like it is particularly important that we're having this conversation in san francisco because san francisco was one of the first cities to pass a law restricting drug use back in the late 1800's. not surprisingly, as was noted by alice in her talk, that first drug law was specifically directed at opium use and it had its bases in discrimination. it was specifically designed to target the chinese community for their drug consumption and completely ignored similar drug consumption by europeans here. in

symbol of the revolt accordingly the army imposed very strict checks on the city of fingerprints and retina scans of every last inhabitant or recorded in the u.s. army files never has any town undergone such treatment. residents were even issued with biometric id cards. this badge a neighbour's way to answer a leaflet. seven years later the badges are no longer needed the city is now under the control of the iraqi army but flew to remains the hardest place in the country to get into. i think if you need a guarantor to enter and he must be from flu shot. i've been asked to be responsible for you for safety reasons you can't just walk into fallujah no no not like that. as we approach the city attention mounts in the car not stop filming put a camera down. the. here we are at the entrance to fallujah one hundred meters from a border post within a country. the iraqi army is checking each car that passes to take any camera you need special permission and an armed escort. but to give us freedom of movement we'd rather enter illegally. to see. if there are several cars in front of us and we're in

the stunning retina display. on the new ipad.>> jimmy: tonight on the program, the latest celebrity dancer to be evicted from the paso doble duplex, gladys knight, and her partner tristan macmanus are here. and then, making their late-night television debut with music from this, their first album called, "the bomb shelter sessions" -- it just came out today in the united states -- vintage trouble from the bud light stage. if you're here in l.a., you can see them live at the el rey theater here this thursday night. the town of evanston, illinois, is the proud birthplace of eddie vedder, tinker toys, and our first guest. earlier today he was honored just down the block from us with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. on friday, you can see him as edgar allan poe, packing heat in the new thriller, "the raven." please say hello to john cusack! [cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i don't want to bears you, i know you're a humble guy, but congratulations on the hollywood walk of fame. that's a big deal. >> thank you very much. maybe w

the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. ♪ -wee! -woo hoo. [ kids ] pop-tarts, please! give your kids frosted strawberry pop-tarts baked with real fruit, they'll rise and you'll shine. pop-tarts. made for fun. [ shutter clicks ] here we go... ♪ keep the change. ♪ hello elevator! you two...not you... [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. apparently i didn't get the "thong thursday" memo... ♪ >> jimmy: hello, we're back with my partner, julia louis-dreyfus. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ten days ago in orlando, our next guests were crowned the first-ever, two-time winners of the national school scrabble championship. and tonight they will become the first-ever, two-time losers of the jimmy kimmel live scrabble championship. from cary, north carolina, please welcome 8th grade word wizards andy hoang and erik salgado. also tonight serving as our judge, john d. williams. hello, john. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: guillermo, you're the sack holder, i guess. >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: what are you guys laughing at?

then he was diagnosed with detached retina. much to his surprise the local christians who had been the target of green's wrath started a collection to help him defray his medical expenses. now, while green isn't quite ready to get born again and baptized just yet, he does admit that it's moved him deeply and made him open up to their message. you see, i think that the henderson, texas believers who drowned out patrick green's anger about a nativity scene are on to something. christians ought to be known for loving people, not shoving people. the expected actions of them fighting the atheist has been overshadowed by them treating them with compassion. basically, here are some christians acting like jesus. he didn't yell and scream at sinners. no, he went to their homes and had dinner with them. he wept at their unbelief instead of condemning them for it he healed the sick and gave sight to the blind rather than to lecture them for poor health habits and take away their salt shaker. these believers in henderson, texas get my tip

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everybone is talking about how great the retina display is. and it's true.e the ipad you got for christmas is. [ laughter ] yeah, it's that -- it's that good. >> jimmy: you see that there? [ cheers and applause ] did you see that there? he's licking his mustache. look at him licking the mustache. [ laughter ] he loves it so much, he's licking the 'stache. [ laughter ] the fake mustache. he's so mad he's wearing this mustache during the monologue. god, that made me laugh so much and, i guess after the commercial break, he couldn't take it anymore. he just ripped it off. watch jay. >> ow! [ laughter ] fallon, your ass is mine. >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i thought it -- i thought it looked great. he's a good sport. a man of his word. and i'm up for a rematch. next time, full beards, buddy. let's do this. [ cheers and applause ] hey, you guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go! ♪ pros cons pros cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: guys,

the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back.rogram, a very special treat, you know, having animals on a talk show is something that goes back a very long way and everyone loves to see the host interact with the beasts, i guess, but i'll be honest, i'm scared of the beasts and i don't like this, so -- [ laughter ] i hope you have fun watching it. because here tonight, with a snarling cage full of vicious predators, from animal planet, dave salmoni is here. guillermo, by the way -- [ applause ] if i am indeed eaten by one of the animals tonight, i would like you to kill the next host when he shows up, okay? >> okay, i promise. >> jimmy: appreciate that. and then, with music from his forthcoming album -- it comes out may 15th. it's called "trespassing." adam lambert from the bud light outdoor stage. next week, we'll be joined by scarlett johansson, vanessa williams, the latest castoff from "dancing with the stars." from the new tim burton movie "dark shadows," jonny lee miller and eva green will be here. and we'll have music from a

in phones and if they have individually a part of the kit, they do biometrics exams and can take retinaat's what these soldiers were charged to do is to get fingerprints and get rett nol pictures of these -- sadly, these severed parts. that is something that is really part of the environment that needs to be adjusted and needs tobacco dated. >> it can be shared so easily as well, and here we are. sebastian, what about the negative publicity? how do you think that affects the troops there? i mean, you spent time with them, and how do you think this is affecting the team there? >> i think anything like this is hard for a lot of soldiers. this is not good behavior. it's interesting in that photo from what i can see, there were also afghan security personnel posing along with american soldiers, so i'm not sure that there really is a kind of afghan-american cultural divide here, at least in this instance. the worst thing can you do as a soldier is do something that increases the risk to yourself and others on the battlefield, and what we saw with the burning of the korans was a huge sort of

the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. it was in my sister's neighborhood. it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but somee else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >> jimmy: hi there. welcome back. tonight on the program, a very special treat, you know, having animals on a talk show is something that goes back a very long way and everyone loves to see the host interact with the beasts, i guess, but i'll be honest, i'm scared of the beasts and i don't like this, so -- [ laughter ] i hope you have fun watching it. because here tonight, with a snarling cage full of vicious predators, from

they cast a shadow on your retina, this is what you're seeing.f you get frequent floaters or it's associated with any flashing lights or loss of vision that could be a sign of retinal tear or detachment that needs to be treated immediately. you need to take it seriously if it happens often or with any of those symptoms. >> a lot of people can identify with having trouble suddenly being able to read the menu at a restaurant or reading the teleprompter. >> it is pretty much a normal part of the aging process. as we age our lens becomes less flexible, it's harder to focus on those things. so if you can get glasses, of course, talk to your optometrist. but you can also, there's a great app out there called maglight which uses your smart phone as a magnifying glass, you can use the technology to help you. but this is one of those things that does happen to most of us. >> you want to draw attention to yourself with your mag in light that's okay because then you can see the menu. >> exactly. >> thank you dr. raj. great pleasure. coming up easy ways to b

and then, he was diagnosed with a detached retina and much to his surprise, the local christians, who had been the target of his wrath, started a collection to help him defray his medical expenses. he isn't ready to get born and baptized just yet, but it's moved him deeply and made him open up to their message. you see, i think that the henderson texas believers, who drown out patrick green's anger about a nativity scene are on to something. and christians ought to be known for lovovg people, not shoving people. the expected actions of fighting the atheists have been overshadowed treating with a passion. basically here are some christians acting like jesus, he didn't yell and scream at sinners, no, he went to their homes and had dinner with them and wept at their unbelief instead of condemning them for it and healed the sick and sight to the blind instead of poor health habits and taking away the salt shakers and these believers in henderson, texas get a tip out of the back. and showing love and compassion to patrick green, because their unselfish love is far more likely against mr. g

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