after analyzing the deet he places two cups on the helen's eyes. they are designed to reach the oil glands beneath the eyelids. >> it warms the lids and melts the oil and then using a computer program, it applies gentle pressure and gets the extra oil from the glands. >> joining us is lillie mosaddegh. she has treated patients with this new technology. doctor, thank you for being here. i have this procedure done by your office because i have a terrible dry eye problem. you have given me a lot of advice. its comprehensive program. one thing just doesn't fix it. what causes dry eye. >> chronic dry eye, its long-term process. so because it doesn't appear overnight it doesn't disappear overnight. there is no one thing that fixes everything. dry eyes come in different categories. >> cheryl: and with the animation your office looking at the redeye, i can relate to that. this is frontier science video and this is one of the indicators, right? >> people with dry eyes could get redness and eye could be uncomfortable and sometimes it's hard for them to focus.

how does the eye do that. how does the eye converts them. this device has been able to do that. third one, second one, argus 2 has been approved. they are studying it and found to help people to differentiate objects maybe preliminary things like letters. it's not perfect but the next one, which is going to use 200 electrodes it will be finer. so people that are blind will be able to perform daily functions again. >> jamie: it sounds like a miracle. do ophthalmologists be able to do the implantation? >> it will cost about hundred thousand dollars. only 30 have been done and approved in europe and we got the approval by the fda. i wanted people to understand what this is about. when you see something, the images have to be translated through an electric pulse. that is what the retina does. it's a camera and kodak films, that is the film. it takes the image and translates into a pulse and goes through your nerves and brain gets back to the image. that is how we see. this is huge step forward. there is a lot of research from columbia on genetic studies and 50 gene knew teigsz and s

hierarchy in the eye of lucifer. the eye of horus which comes to ancient egypt which was a high ark it will form of rule rule over people. yeah i mean it's so powerful there's a mole that the alit have really sees that i mean you see it inherent in so much commercial commercialization of different products. for time warner that it's a very very liberal yeah exactly it's a really powerful symbol and that's why i like they are kind of flipping it on its head and really showing it for what it is i wanted to talk about another painting actually it's where you've constructed obama you have known this bush the survey island state i mean is this kind of symbolic for that osama bin laden was just a construct created by the establishment to create perpetual fear i believe so when when you do enough research into the actual information behind september eleventh. and everything else that's kind of happened since then and when you start looking into the past everything from the the overthrow in iran. the revolutions what took pl

bombs rape the eyes of the sleeping assyrian gods. as if it were only a sand box, a few worthless grains of sand. i'll cut for you the last swathe of blue from the sky, sever my and if you'll let me, but for 5 minutes more, leave me to sleep without the knowledge of war. a kanun weeps near the funeral of music. having been occupied, notes mourn for the loss of their song. i am for a concert of horses, the origin of gazelle leapt up from the heart of al gubungi. have you made small steps into the desert within us or listened for the gutterals longed deep within our throats, you would have come bearing gifts. i have nothing in red that i would not abide in green. el batanabi wrote the heart of our silken tanab, what need have we for you? no poem has ever enough red but that its blood might river beneath the veins of its people. beneath the desert sun, one man by one man by one man breathes six. thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the sky. where is god? black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white

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dolphins as far as the eye can see. tonight, what may be the best explanation. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. it's been called a kind of regressive tax that hurts all americans, and especially if you commute by car. if you filled up prior to the workweek or filled up to head out on a presidents' day holiday break, then you know what has happened to the price of gas, up every day for a month now. and still rising. and those americans with no choice but to buy gas are highly suspicious as to what's causing this increase right now. it's where we begin tonight. tom costello is in bethesda, maryland. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. good evening to you. $3.99 at this gas station right here.

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and to know and to look these people in the eye, the people from the u.s. navy that put up these tents and set up the gurnies and understand they can treat 50 people at a time, 20 percent in absolutely critical condition, and have a 99 percent recovery rate for everyone who goes through that, no matter what their wounds might be. this is what we practice, this is what i gained from the exercise yesterday and of course i join the core russ of people who saw the amphibious hover deliver its ability on the beach to look at the clock and see how fast it did, to see the unveiling of those logistics on hand with the people involved. these are the practices now as our public wants it know more and more what are we doing to prepare beyond the table top exercises? we are practicing these very vital practices, these things that will really help save lives, creating more relationships, bringing in more partners. we have all the city agencies that are here today. we're also bringing in other agencies whether it's caltrans or national park service, that would be part of

a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. >>> more now on our breaking news. law enforcement sources telling cbs's bob orr that adam lanza chose sandy hook elementary school because he wanted to maximize the death toll because he saw himself as being in competition with another mass murderer. joining us on the phone, james allen fox and jack levin. they're co-authors of "extreme killing, understanding serial and mass murder." gentlemen, thanks for coming in. james fox, first to you, do the details about what he was doing with his time, who he idolized surprise you at all? or are they fairly typical for individuals like adam lanza? >> no, this doesn't surprise me at all. when the question was raised, why did he go to that school, the clear answer always was that he k

>> in in the beginning some won't look her in the eye. they have nothing. 1 men, one woman. >> really? >> yes. >> so jodi... >> who pick that had jury? that defense right off the bat. >> let's talk about the jury not looking her in the eye on the tape. the portion of the tape playing before her defense lawyer won't look her in the eye. >> there is a thing staring into the abyss, the abyss stairs back at you. it's scary. >> the key thing is that she's going to talk about the day he was shot. nothing she can say would make out a self-defense claim where she stabbed him, shoots in the face, slits his throat then lies about it. >> he bought her under wear with his name on it. >> that is controlling. >> and why did she lie about it? why did she say she wasn't there? >> do you know why? because she's never been charged with something before. did you read that? >> the real reason is that they hadn't confronted her with the evidence saying she was at the scene. >> this idea of her being a victim is fascinating. on this -- her issue, her ability to kill someone she's

the eyes, the eyes. and now this letter. yes, but it looks to me as though it's grandfather who's getting it. gina, can you understand this? i don't know the first thing about it. you tell me what it is. mr. werle writes to hedvig to say that her own grandfather needn't bother doing any more copying, but in future, he may collect a hundred crowns a month straight from the office. a hundred crowns, mother. i read that bit. well, that'll be nice for grandfather. a hundred crowns for as long as he needs it. that means, of course, until he's passed away. well, that's him provided for, poor old fellow. that's not all. you didn't read far enough, hedvig. after that, it's to come to you. to me? all that? you're assured a like amount for the rest of your life, he writes. - do you hear that, gina? - yes, i heard. fancy all the money i'm going to get. - daddy, aren't you glad? - glad? well, this puts quite a new perspective on things. this opens my eyes to all sorts of possibilities. it's hedvig. she's the one he's being so generous t

hierarchy in the eye of lucifer. horus which comes ancient egypt which was a high ark it will form of rule rule over people. yeah i mean it's so powerful there's a mole that the elite have really sees that i mean you see it inherent in so much commercial commercialization of different products. from time warner that it's a very very liberal yeah exactly it's a really powerful symbol and that's why i like they are kind of flipping it on its head and really showing it for what it is i wanted to talk about another painting actually it's where you've constructed obama you have grown this bush this survey and state i mean is this kind of symbolic for that osama bin laden was just a construct created by the establishment to create perpetual fear i believe so when when you do enough research into the actual information behind september eleventh. and everything else that's kind of happened since then and when you start looking into the past everything from the the overthrow in iran. the revolutions what took place in central

said, forgetting, obviously impossible but he looked me in the eye as well and choked up and said, forgiving, too is

that defense right off the bat. >> alexis talks about the jury not looking her in the eye. e tape you were playing before her defense attorney won't even look her in the eye. >> when you stare into the abyss the abyss stares back at you. >> the key thing is eventually she will talk about the day travis alexander was shot and nothing she can say would make out a defense for the reason she stabbed him 27 times. >> she bought -- >> why does she lie about it after and say she wasn't there and then says that two masked intruder hes came in. >> judge jeanine: you know what the answer for that was, why she lied and said she wasn't there because she had never been charged with something before. did you read that? >> and the real reason -- the real reason is they hadn't confronted her with the evidence showing her she was at the scene and then had to change the story to say there were masked intruders. >> judge jeanine: the whole idea of her being a victim is fascinating. let me go to you one last time, doctor, on her issue you of her are ability to kill someone. she has no criminal

the breed, uh, what's unique about 'em is the eye color. look at the eyes on the horse. they're amber eyes, like a signal light, and itÃunique to the breed. uh, the entire breed has amber eyes. >> [cheering] >> well, they're beautiful. they really are, and to be that large and, uh--it's quite a--a thing. >> we like to get out and use our horses in the public, driving, and--'cause it's the best way to--to showheir talents and--and their use. >> getting the horses ready for each public event is @ike a well-rehearsed, choreographed dance" there's a small army of volunteers ensuring everything is polished and buffed and the horses are brushed and groomed immaculately. john says it's ibcredibly rewarding to know he'sensuring that these cream draft horses, an important part of american farm history, will be seen and enjoyed by tens of thousands of people in many parades around the country for a long, long time. in greenwood, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv." >> hello. steve mcshane from mcshane's nursery. did you know that herbs are one of the longest cultivated pla

. >>> the eye in the sky, the county trying to make it easier to watch you. and good afternoon, i'm jeff ra near e, another sunny day for us here on this wednesday. dry conditions on the radar and an increasing pollen forecast. we will have details on who could hit 70 tomorrow. >>> we have developing news in the airline industry tonight, the associated press said that u.s. air ways and american airlines have been cleared to merge. this would create the world's largest airline. reports say the merger will be officially announced tomorrow. no reports yet if any jobs will be lost. >>> it's the eye in the sky, but is it legal? using drones as the law enforcement tool goes before the almeida county board of supervisors tomorrow. again, the sheriff wants to use the unmanned and unarmed aircraft to gather information in difficult places. there's been resistance from some, including the aclu, over concerns that it will violate privacy. >>> after the state of the union address, the president is taking his message of economic recovery on the road. asheville, north caro

but the war effort also was the man in the eyes of many members of the southern elite, who seem to be too concerned with safeguarding their individual wealth and privileges to corporate fully with the confederate government, struggling to protect the interest of slaveholders as a whole. and those are aspects of the book that i'm discussing with you today. but this evening i'd like to talk about the most important fissure that ran through the house of dixie, slavery. and the three ways that slavery figured in the origin and the progress of the civil war. first of all, as the worst central cause. secondly, as a crucial source of military power deployed during that war. and third, slavery's erosion during the war and its destruction, both of those things, as an eventual union goal. the destruction of slavery as an eventual conscious, deliberate union goal. so let's start with cause. as you may know any recent national survey, hal have all te people, have all those americans who were polled denied that slavery was the main cause of the u.s. civil war. and that view is apparently gaining g

. >> the baby was slapped near the eye causing him to bleed. a criminal complaint was called for simple assault. >>> a nurse found a note from a new dad said no african-american nurse to take care of baby. the nurse is now suing. according to the court documents the nurse was calling for a baby -- caring for the baby in the unit when the father asked to speak with a supervisor. the lawsuit states he told the nurse in charge he didn't want this nurse to take care of the baby of the and pulled up a sleeve showing a tattoo that looked like a swastika. the nurse has worked at the hospital since 1988. >>> if it was such a rivalry they would still be in the acc. words from coach k last night. this could be the end of the maryland new clash. terps moving on to the big 10 and ends in a great night for maryland. on guard. the best ones in baltimore to show what they can do. >> by tuesday morning the roads will be very slick, a different storm and icy roads possibly. my bad. tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate

now in the eye of the fury. >> i see the weather changing.olutely. >> is this the era of the superstorm? >> water level is rising substantially. >> and are we ready? >> if this wall had been here -- >> for the next one? >> i've been telling everybody, the big flood is coming. we better start building the ark. >> living near the ocean, there's always that chance that the ocean is going to come take away everything that you've got. but never did i imagine that this was going to happen to me and my family and my community. >> even now, given all that has happened to him and his family, it is still hard for nick camerada to understand it all. he has lived here, along the shores of staten island, for two decades, with his wife and four boys. back in 2011, camerada survived hurricane irene. so he paid close attention to reports of another potential hurricane headed his way in late october. >> it's been a very fickle storm, but it's going to be sucked in here, into the northeast somewhere. >> we were all hoping that the storm was going to blow more

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i hate it when they hit me in the teeth-- or the eyes. then you get floaters, that's the worst.ou see this guy tonight? - i don't know. i have a lot of dates. it's hard to keep track. it's not like i know him well. - craig rasmussen? he's called you almost once a week for the last 25 years. - okay, so you know everything. why are you asking me questions? and what did he do? all these cops, it ain't because he's a john. - jeannie. he's a person of interest in a-- - ooh, i love your necklace. where'd you get that? - hey, your regular? he's on a killing spree. - what? that's crazy, right? - he shot five people, jeannie. maybe more. - what? - yeah, he lost his job, started drinkin', went down a hole. - no, no, no. no. he's a bus driver. he's still working. - he was laid off nine months ago. - are you sure? 'cause i've been seeing him every thursday, payday. - well, maybe he was keeping up appearances till he couldn't. - he's a real lousy drunk. i coul smell it on his breath. he was in a real bad mood tonight. is this her? - his wife, yes. where is he, jeannie? - i don't know. - but

colorado has been in the eye of the storm today and our extreme weather team has the details beginning with abc's clayton sandell in denver tonight. >> denver's biggest storm yet hit in darkness. by dale light, icy roads turns driving into a dangerous game of traffic pin ball. >> there's a car spinning out live on the air right here. all day high winds and snow equalled headaches for drivers. even big rigs needed chains. nearly a hundred plows deployed around denver, struggling to keep up with the snow as much as two inches an hour. the snow has forced homeless shelters to open early. 465 people will stay here tonight out of the cold. >> at the airport, 200 flights were canceled. >> good to be out here. it's the best. been waiting for this all year. didn't get my snow shoes until right now. >> reporter: we've already gotten nine inches here, but denver will see up to a foot of snow, two feet in the mountains, by the storm goes out. >> thank you. as for where the snow is moving, ginger zee is in kansas which is bracing for more snow. >> reporter: i was just in the city 48 hours ago. tha

. >> reporter: do we want to follow the eye? or god, yeah? the individual interest for that is really good. from street level, the pope was the near white speck and the voice. >> we came to see the pope because we know since he's leaving this will be one of his last public appearances. so we felt that we should be here to witness it. >> we knew that sunday would be an opportune time. one of the last few times to see him as pope. >> reporter: the expectation is that there will be a new pope in time for easter. but that assumed with the -- but that they assumed with that to happen. >> now listen for a couple of years, don't invite me anywhere. i will stay here and try to rebuild that general organization of the church. >> a manager? >> yes. or a manager. >> reporter: and his successor will need to make his mark where bringing order to the religious view of chaos. cbs news, rome. >>> it's tax season and the crooks are out to get you. what you need to do to keep from getting taken at the cleaner. >> a those enjoying a free shot of whiskey. what th

picks the all seeing eye bankers sitting across a monopoly board on the backs of pretty much humanity you have nuclear destruction in the background chains machine gears and a guy saying new world order is the enemy talk about the peace. it's kind of a an allegory of how i see the world currently right now and how it's been for a long time i feel like we're all. living under some level of economic slavery in this world all producing products and material goods for some cause that never really seems to benefit the majority of us people in here and we're just continually dying off while the wealthy live these lives of luxury in the mural was innocence you know framing that concept and. i'm so i want to make people aware of this and make it kind of popular to talk about some of these subjects or you'll bring them up to people and people think your know your conspiracy theory is there are a series of different you know terms so call you at the end of the day these things are really happening and it's important to open our eyes to it wake up in add to our conversation well that's what's so

. >> i came to the eye glasses program. making a couple of phone calls to my family at home. >> some housing, i'm here for employment. may be see about -- i've never been to one of these. i have not been homeless before. >> the scareiest are the people who are recently homeless who look like me. look like they could be my friend or family member. a few wrong choices and bad luck got them here. >> i was laid off 2-1/2 weeks ago and came to the project to -- >> i've been married to the same man, my childhood sweetheart he started doing drugs. we went from a nice out in texas to nothing. the next step in the process is they get linked up with a volunteer. this is the heart and soul of the public connect. we greet clients. shake their hands. ask them to follow us and talk to them as we bring them to the hall and lead them to the first station. you find they are humbling on both sides. humbling for me. it's a great opportunity to give the folks the respect they deserve and don't get enough of. >> these are the people we step ove

they involve the eye doctors row in hooking the senator up with teenage prostitutes in the dominican republic. extraordinary charges, and they have been out there for months, that deserve extraordinary evidence. the question tonight, where is it? "360" exclusive investigation starts in the dominican republic. drew griffin is keeping them honest. >> a run down brothel in santa domingo is hardly the place for serious journalism, yet here we are, knocking on its door. hola. and finding yet another mysterious clue leading to another closed door. hello? hello? and that may be exactly what the person or persons behind these e-mails had in mind. could it be one big slander campaign aimed at baiting a scandal hungry press into saying or printing the name of u.s. senator bob menendez, teenage prostitution, and caribbean sex parties all in one sentence? after all, these allegations have been flatly refuted by the senator. >> this is incredible, and now the senator's dominican republic friends are trying to take that denial a step further. demanding a full investigation to find the actual culpr

and he gets poked in the eye by singleton. gets poked in the eye. pistons up 1. just a little to go. while on the break, again, going behind the back. this time, trevor, tied at 76. 9 assists. but, then, the pistons will go on a 14-2 run. now, he drills the baseline, the wizards fall to the pistons. they enter at 15 to 36 for the all-star break. >>> the basketball team is preparing for a saturday showdown against duke. when the two teams met last month in durham they lost boy 20 points. now, six days passed since the last time the terps played and duke, meanwhile, they got warmed up tonight. the dukies, all fired up. the blue devils, hosting north carolina, the tar hills led the first 26 minutes off of the miss here. duke, in the head. getting the star. the lay in. two of the 18 points, fans in a frenzy. duke up by 1 point. 5 plus minutes to go. duke, now, up by 5. going to mis the jumper. rebound out to curry. buries the 3. tpogd enjoyed that more than his mom. -- nobody enjoyed that more than his mom. they are 9 toe 2 in the acc. carolina 6-5. >>> miami on the

this morse code of the eye. and then stimulate the nerve cells in the retina. >> the artificial retina does not achieve perfect sight but it does allow blind people to see enough images to navigate a room. incredible. >>> one of tv's longest running programs is nearing a milestone online. you-tube channel for sesame street about to hit one billion views. to get to that magic number, the kids program put out this video from telemonster can you tele-me how to get to a billion. sesame launched the you-tube channel in 2006 and has been increasing online presence. they will become the first nonprofit on you-tube to hit that milestone. a billion views. >> millions of children around the world have learned letters and songs for generations. >> i still love sesame street. >> i know. cookie. >>> c is for cookie. >> good enough for me. >> this morning, some of you are buzzing over a rare chance to see the president and first lady. the restaurant is owned by -- it includes 20 different courses. no word on exactly what they

the leaks. he accused authorities of taking a blind eye. the secretary general of athletics in kenya says he should provide evidence for these allegations. it is a little-known committee was actions could affect consumer confidence in the food that is eaten across europe. experts from the european union standing committee on the food chain are drawing up plans for tests that will check if food labels of beef actually contain horse dna. they suspended the license of one company. three people were arrested in the uk for suspected fraud in meat sales. the scandal has raised questions about the food industry supply chain. our environmental correspondent matt. it is a massive enterprise. >> absolutely. to give you some scale, the french government yesterday said that the company at the heart of this, they distributed 500 tons of horse labeled as beef and up to 4.5 million individual meals. we have testing going on throughout the u.k. it's a great time to be an analyst at a lab. >> what kind of tests are necessary to be sure if the meat is before

picks the all seeing eye bankers sitting across a monopoly board on the backs of pretty much humanity you have nuclear destruction in the background chains machine gears and a guy saying new world order is the enemy talk about the peace. it's kind of a an allegory of how i see the world currently right now and how it's been for a long time i feel like we're all. living under a level of economic slavery in this world all producing products and material goods for some cause that never really seems to benefit the majority of us people in here and we're just continually dying off all the wealthy live these lives of luxury in the mural was innocence you know framing that concept in. i'm so i want to make people aware of this and make it kind of popular to talk about some of these subjects or you'll bring them up to people and people think your know your conspiracy theory is there are a series of different you know terms so call you at the end of the day these things are really happening and it's important to open our eyes to it wake up in add to our conversation well that's what's so great

we have the donut, or co-workers eyes. e question is, what did office workers say has more glaze at an office monday morning meeting? please welcome tony, everybody. what do you think it is? >> when i work at 9-5, the donuts were great, but i had a greater weekend. so i'll say eyes. >> next up, please welcome dina. >> thank you. >> what do you think is it the donuts or coworkers eyes? >> i don't have any donuts, but i have coworkers, and i have to go with coworkers. >> an event planner from california, please welcome nikki! >> do you think it's donuts or coworkers eyes? >> considering i'm an event planner and i party for a living, no donuts for me, it's definitely coworkers eyes. >> finally, a radio personality from oklahoma city, oklahoma, it's jeff. >> glad to be here. >> what's your show, buddy? >> i'm part of a morning show. and i get to hang out with my good friends, talk to a lot of people, it's awesome. >> are your friends eyes glazed or donuts? >> it's funny, there are a lot of donuts, but we like to party, so it's

hierarchy in the eye of lucifer. horus which comes ancient egypt which was a high ark it will form of rule rule over people and. yeah i mean it's so powerful there's a mold that the alit have really sees that i mean you see it inherent in so much commercial commercialization of different products the establishment time warner that it's a very narrow little yeah exactly it's a really powerful symbol and that's why i like they are kind of flipping it on its head and really showing it for what it is i wanted to talk about another painting actually it's where you've constructed obama you have bush the surveillance state i mean is this kind of symbolic for that osama bin laden was just a construct created by the establishment to create perpetual fear i believe so when when you do enough research into the actual information behind september eleventh in and everything else that's kind of happened since then and when you start looking into the past everything from the the overthrow in iran. the revolutions what took place in