exactly, this means that it's moving higher, away from the retina. oh, man! i think i just banged the top of the... exactly, so.... cornea or whatever you... that's the very top, and this is where the liquid ends, so you see this effect. now let me push down. when you push down it starts slowly going into the retina. i'm sinking... sinking! wow, that's really cool. so now you've reached the bottom. you're touching the retina. yeah, it's quite responsive. can go right up here... pogue: eventually brad hopes that there will be a commercial version of his device installed in doctors' offices. the magnets will be arranged in a housing that surrounds the patient's head while the doctor peers through a microscope to guide the drug-filled robot. brad's initial success combining materials and magnetic fields to make tiny devices has encouraged him to be even more ambitious. his goal is to build a robot that can swim through blood vessels. but along the way he's discovered that the smaller you go, the stranger the world becomes. oh, dear, looks like the grad students

. >> el alzheimer podría verse a través de la retina , por ahora están en fase de prueba. >> y ahorapara nosotros también el monzon que sigue generando la presencia de algunas lluvias, eso si el alto oleaje, estás son las temperaturas oakland 55 grados, san jmosé en 57, valle por modesto temperaturas hasta los 60 mañana se espera que las temperaturas esten en los 70 grados, y no hay lluvias algunos nublados parciles pero el día seguro hay ligero descenso y se mantiene así hasta el próximo martes, el apnorama es estable nuebans condiciones para el próximo fin de semana, buenas noches descansen. >> / [ hombre ] es grande. ayuda en momentos de necesidad. igual que aladdin. la más grande en fianzas. nadie es más económico, más rápido ni más profesional. fianzas aladdin. más grandes porque somos mejores. >>> ♪. >> buenas noches me da gusto poder saludalres en esta noche de día jueves, el bernabeu volvio sobrevsalir. >> la magia del 7 regresó al santiago bernabeu. >> marco fabian de la mora regreso después de haberse quedado sin salid. >> gracias por darme la oportunidad de escoger mi cami

just to put it in context, the world's retina market today is about $5 billion and growing in excessf 20% per year. >> i think you've answered both those. i want to circle back to the drug that seems to be doing fabulously. all the botox indications you've talked about are above planned from when you were on last. is that true? >> botox is performing very well. and of course this is a product with enormous carry because we are creating new market segments, chronic migraine, bladder indications, upper limb spasticity. i'm always a little bit delayed because i have to look at the market data and competitor information. the world market grew 15% year over year and we grew 16%. so we actually gained share across the board. that's amazing when you think botox, with all of its competition around the world, we're very close to 80% of the world market in value. >> okay, david. thank you. you've been, again, always straightforward. the challenges are there. i think the opportunities are not in the stock. i want to thank you so much for coming on, david pyott, chairman and ceo of allergan. >>

here's what happens, it burns the back of your eye the retina.nd spot just like when you look into the sun although this could be permanent. the fda is recommending that toy makers only use low lasers. parents may believe they're safe to use because they're labeled as play things. >>> now at 6:00, a fire, a killing in the bay area. why the warnings caught so many people here by surprise. >> my first reaction when i heard it go on the phone last night was, wow that's loud and what is that? >>> new warning tonight about this crew of serial robbers including what to do if your bank is their next target. >> and the mystery behind these mobiles that are popping up all over san francisco. what we learned about them today. new at 6:00. >>> we start with breaking news, a family looking for their missing loved one about to speak publicly here for the very first time. >> they need your help to find this woman, family members say she is 50-year-old sandra coke and she is a capital case investigator with the office of the federal defender. she is a single mo

the new tablet has a higher resolution retina display and will use screens from apple's rival samsung. >>> automakers report july sales numbers today. it's expected to be another banner month thanks in part to july 4th sales promotions and as dealers clear out remaining 2013 cars and trucks. richard, back to you. >>> u.s. manufacturing doing well. >>> closing arguments in the battle over martha stewart branded home goods to tell you about. at issue is whether jcpenney can sell certain products despite macy's deal with martha stewart. >>> a facebook milestone. its stock finally trading above its initial public offering of $38. the stock rose as high as 38.31 but then fell to close at 36.80. and they say you can never be too rich or too thin. but what if you had to choose? the credit karma poll finds only about 3 in 10 americans would be willing to gain 25 pounds to get out of debt. apparently a pound of flesh is worth an awful lot. good question. >>> just ahead, the latest in the battle between college athletes and video gamemaker electronic arts. >>> plus, christian ronaldo better sti

the wall street journal said a new tablet has higher resolution retina display and use screens from samsungjuly's sales are expected to be another strong month as dealers clear out remaining 2013 cars and trucks. >>> kayla, thanks so much for that. >>> just ahead the latest in the battle between college athletes and video game maker electronic arts. plus christian know on ald doe better stick to soccer. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? >>> time for stories with my colleague with all of the headlines. good morning. >> good morning to you. the baseball trade deadline was 4:00 p.m. yesterday. two moves to make the playoffs. the diamondbacks get reliever joe thatcher in that trade and houston's bud norris moves to the orioles. easy move. all they had to do is walk down the hall. that made it easy. in the game, astros clobber the birds. a court rejecting ea claiming its use of college football player likenesses is pro

the "wall street journal" says it has a higher resolution retina display and will use screens from apple's biggest rival samsung. that's to be sure there will be enough ipads available for sale. the first version was launched last november. back to you. >> thank you very much, kayla. >> always fun to keep an eye on the new gadgets. >>> 4:46. christina loren is here to tell us -- it felt kind of chilly. >> feels good. summer breeze. we've got more of the same as we head through the next couple days. 4:47. really it's that time of year where you're getting a little bit of the cash back from all the money we had to fork out to pg&e when we had the oppressive heat wave. seven consecutive days of triple digits back in june. july was rather mid. we're kicking off august unseasonably cool this morning. thanks for waking up with us in oakland, 58. 54 in napa. return of the 40s in gilroy where you might need the jacket this morning. we're looking pretty good. your temperatures are going to be comfortable for outdoor plans. you can actually get on out there and enjoy it today as our air quality has

if you just burn that on your retina, i want to look at tesla now.f circumstance where it bases and then also in a four-month period of october of last year to right now, this stock has moved from 30 to about 130. exactly four months and four and a half fold. so both amazon and tesla, same formation, here they are. here are are those dates. that's kind of a remarkable thing. meaning when something's brand new, no one's quite sure what it is, what it's worth and where it's really going because it's breaking molds and that's what each of these stocks in a way is doing. take a look at something that's also interesting. in 1999, i have here walmart versus amazon and of course, amazon was a piker compared to walmart and in fact, the market cap was something on the order of 30 billion versus walmart at 150 or one fifth size. if you were to look at that ratio and apply it to ford and tesla right now at 16 billion is exactly one fifth the size of 20% of ford, the largest of course auto manufacturer in the united states. there's something here. one can say ju

the back of the eye, the retina, actually developing from the brain itself. so it's brain tissue. >> reporter: a buildup inside the brain can start to develop years before the first symptoms and in fact those same placques develop in eye tissue as well. >> the beauty, a non-invasive repeatable high resolution test to be able to see these protein changes that are the hallmark of alzheimer's disease very early. >> reporter: and joining me now from los angeles is dr. gary small. good night we call on the topic. the author of the alzheimer's consequence program "keep your brain healthy for the rest of your life." welcome back to the program, doctor. >> thank you, dr. gupta. >> you may know at least three companies are developing eye tests looking for signs of impairme impairment. one based and some of the doctor's work. last year approving a type of brain scan to help with early detection. the next question people ask and i ask, is there value in finding it early? anything you can do tab? tab? >> i think there's value in trying to find it earlier, and trying to d

been used by sergeant pepper back in the days of psychedelia, because those colors really do hit the retina, don't they? >> woman: yes, they do. >> appraiser: you know that this is not 1960s, do you? >> woman: no, it belonged to my grandmother. i think she either bought it or it might have been a wedding present, and she got married in 1926. >> appraiser: and that's very, very interesting because the actual design itself is very much an art deco design. the colors, the colors are reminiscent of one person in particular. and that person is clarice cliff. but you and i know that this is not by clarice cliff. >> woman: no. >> appraiser: because if we turn it upside down we can say -- there we go, look, it says on there, "delhi, handpainted." and the maker is grimwades, and it says on there, "royal winton ware or royal winton ivory." and the date on this, to be honest with you, i think in all fairness, it's a little bit later than her wedding date. i think this is probably more likely to be 'round about 1932, 1935. but the colors are... well, they take a bit of believing really, don't they? >>

voluntary and also an extensive process as returnees fill out paperwork and have their fingers and retinascanned, all of this as a attempt to record how many refugees are leaving pakistan to return home. this individual tells me why some afghans are choosing to return. >> security situation in pakistan, inflation in pakistan in the last five years, scarcity of jobs, job competitions, all of this together with improvements in certain parts of afghanistan. and so we should look at this repatriation from that angle. >> with the formalities complete, kahn and his family, along with their belongings start the journey by road to afghanistan, taking this pass which cuts through the lawless tribal areas of pakistan and it is a dangerous road and several armed groups including the taliban control nearby regions and they have frequently targeted trucks believed to be carrying goods destined for u.s. and u.n. forces. >> what do you hope to achieve by moving to afghanistan and starting a life there? >> i feel that my children will have better education opportunities and i will have better business opt

. >> he had a broken retina and broken femur. we believe it had partially to do with being shaken very violently. >> in court documents, doctors describe the injuries as quote assaultive. they said the baby had been abused before. the baby's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> a multi millionaire from the bay area who has appeared on the oprah winfrey show is under arrest and he is facing very serious charges. david stevenson tells us he's accused of hitting his girlfriend more than 1,000 times this past week and police say they have the video to prove it. >> reporter: shahal usually has a lot to say about his rise as a multi millionaire. >> the kids would make fun of you every day? >> pretty much, i would come home probably four out of five days with my turban in my hand and come and run crying to my grandmother. >> reporter: today he was arrested on domestic abuse crime. the entrepreneur struck him girlfriend approximately 117 times inside his infinity towers apartment after learning she had had sex with another man. prosecu

lot of people, you didn't even realize twerking was a thing until miley cyrused burned it into your retinasi hate to tell you, you're a little behind on this dance craze. we're going to have to wait on the twerking. first the politics lead. we've heard republicans criticize president obama before for leading from behind. but today john mccain said president obama is someone culpable for last week's who aric -- horrific attacks. mccain said assad was able to use chemical weapons before and there was no response so why not do it again? they viewed that not as a red line but as a green light and they acted accordingly. >> want to commend the president for finally following through on our red line threats. that's important for our credibility. but our strategy on libya has been confused from the begin ing. we're going in with limited air strikes for what purpose? our own state department and pentagon have said it's not to change the course of the war. we've done this. we've done this in libya. we went in, rattled around for a few days to urge gadhafi's ouster and then what? libya was neither mo

"wall street journal report"ing the next generation ipad may have a retina display which is that superplay. size will remain about the same. everybody is trying these incremental changes to get your dollar to purchase their app and i'll tell you what apple still has gigantic lead in the tablet market right now. but google continues to make inroads. google versus apple is the battle to watch. >> if you need an ipad go to e-bay because all those techies will be getting rid of that one and way to get one cheep. brian sullivan, always good to see you. forbes has calculated the net worth of some of the wealthiest characters in fiction. this is so much fun. the magazine valued them using real word commodity and share prices. the richest is scrooge mcduckworth $65 billion thanks to mining and treasure hunting. carlisle cullen, $46 million. ironman tony stark is 12 billion. richy rich with just under $6 billion. christian gray in the "50 shades of grey" trilogy. mary crewly is worth over 1 billion. download the complete list at jansing@msnbc.com. fast-food to a dinner from walmart can save you

. >> the baby suffered from some very traumatic injuries and including detached retinas, several broken ribs and a broken femur. we believe it was partially to do with being shaken violently. >> reporter: they indicate the father claims they left the baby on the bed with the bottle and smoked the cigarette. when they came back in, the baby was having seizures. according to court documents we obtained, doctors and pathologists described it as assaultive and that the baby was abused before. the police arrested daily yesterday. >> and he tried to flow on foot. >> reporter: he has an arrest record for drug offenses and he did not want us to show our face. >> and we knew bobby was in trouble in the past and we were hoping this baby would put him on the right track. i don't think they have. >> reporter: the funeral is scheduled for tomorrow and daly is due in court on monday. rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the suspect in the deadly shooting in san jose appeared in court the first time this afternoon. and a judge denied bail for the 23-year-old. he was charged with one count of murder wit

you write about how that's actually impossible because it takes a fifth of a second for the retina at -- you can see, you know the eye is red. it takes a fifth of a second to go from the back of the eye to process the ball, move across the si napss to get to a place where you know what you're doing. you write baseball players are actually aiming their bat and swinging before the ball comes halfway towards them. explain how that fits into genetics. >> so i thought that baseball players just had faster reflexes. turns out, it's absolutely not the case. that's why pro softball players can strike out the best baseball players. the bare minimum time it takes to initiate muscular action is half the total flight time of a major league pitch. just to initiate muscular action. a blink is almost as long as that. really, in order to hit that ball, you actually have to be able to predict the future. that's all based on learned cues from a pitcher's body and from the flicker, which is the flashing pattern that the seams of the ball make. that's all perceptual cues. if you face them with a softball

also wall street journal says the new device will have a higher resolution retina display.ens made by both sharp and samsung in order to ensure there is enough supply. apple stock at the moment in frankfurt and has been ticking a little bit higher. meanwhile, it may be sourcing parts from samsung, but still locked in a legal battle with its rival. international trade commission is expected to water down its review of a decision earlier this year in the company's ongoing patent fight. in march, a judge found samsung infringed on one of apple's patents, but not a second one. the itc could ban the u.s. sale of samsung products. in a separate case, the itc ruled last month apple infringed on a samsung patent. that can be overturned by president obama. >>> elsewhere, some of dell's largest investors who have on stained from voting on the company's buyout have told the board they would back the deal at the latest price. michael dell and silver lake partners raised the offer last week $17.75 a share, on the condition the board change the voting rules. dell sherpecial board committ

we don't think of the eye as an extension of the brain, but during the embryonic development, the retina so it's brain tissue. >> one telltale sign of alzheimer's is a build-up of sticky plaques called beta amyloids. they're inside the brain. they could start to develop years before the first symptoms, and in fact, those same plaques develop in eye tissue as well. >> the beauty of that is that it allows us to essentially have a noninvasive, repeatable, high-resolution test to be able to see these protein changes that are the hallmark of alzheimer's disease very early. >> and joining me now from los angeles is dr. gary small. he's from ucla's school of medicine. he's the guy we call on this topic. the author of "the alzheimer's prevention program: keep your brain healthy for the rest of your life." welcome back to the program, dr. small. >> thank you, dr. gupta. >> you may know that at least three companies are actually now developing eye tests looking for signs of impairment. one of them is based on some of dr. black's work. last year, the fda also approved a type of brain scan to try an

i think if you had a problem with your retina, and medical issue, you might get medical coverage. not vision coverage. the exchanges might be a good option for the caller. host: you are nodding your head yes. guest: yes. we have been going through the process for the pediatric dental plan. a dull dental is still the mount is the orphan organ. [laughter] the orphanh is organ. guest: separate co-pays. that hhs ising watching during the implementation. host: if you are self employed with a small business, how do you approach this law? guest: i forget that i am a business. i go shopping as a consumer online. that is where the subsidies are likely to be the best. there are two products that will be on the exchanges. one is for individuals and families buying directly from insurance companies. the other is for small businesses. small businesses under 50 employees will be able to go buy coverage for their workers on the exchange. it is taking a little bit of time to get ramped up. the idea was that say i run a car repair garage. i had 25 workers. the vision was that i could sign up on th

. >> do you feel like your retinas have burned?tting ready to head back ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> that staples commercial, i think it is. >> we're asking for you all to send us pictures of your little once. today.com. video, however you like to do it. we're looking especially for the most awkward back to school photos. actually, we do have one from a viewer who send it in to us. this is from -- >> look at that. >> as you see, this is what every parent is feeling as they take their kids to the bus. >> i love the daughter in the middle. >> really, mom? heather. >> that is the beth. >> you are doing what we all feel this time of year. >> from left to right. vivica, natasha and gunner. >> i was so excited for the first day of school but my children apparently were not. >> all right. >>> and we want to say happy anniversary to natalie and joe. >> thank you. thanks. >> your 15 years. >> 15 years. yeah. >> infamous picture of your dad. >> yeah. yeah. >> my eyes are burning every time i see that photo. >> yeah. >> wha