toshiba revealed its state-of-the-art 20 inch and 12 inch models ahead of its competitors. the latest technology and improvements of the display make the images three-dimensional without the use of glasses. toshiba plans to start selling the new sets in late december and aims to develop larger screen models in the future. electronics makers are eager to create new markets as cutthroat competition drives down the price of flat panel tvs. toshiba's new 3-d model is expected to impact sales and development strategies of other firms in the electronics industry. >>> now some researchers are taking this 3-d technology to a whole new level of feeling. we explain. >>> in late august, thousands of video game developers from across the globe gathered at a yokohama convention. it's an expo devoted to the latest technology in the gaming industry. one of the biggest draws was a device that simulated a sense of touch for objects being displayed on a three-dimensional television screen. >> translator: it's pretty amazing. you really feel like you're touching something, even though there's

toshiba says that will go on sale in late november.s world wise. norah, back to you. >> thank you. >>> and sweet home chicago. that's where rahm emanuel is now spending his days getting down to business. these are pictures for today where he's out and about on his quote, unquote listening tour he wants to talk to the people of the windy city. listen to him. >> as i prepare to run for mayor, i'm going to spend the next few weeks visiting our neighborhoods at grocery stoles, bowling alleys and hot dog stands. i'm calling this the tell it like it is tour. i want to hear from you in blunt chicago terms what you think about our city. >> i love it. back here in washington the beltway is buzzing about a report in politico suggesting that white house press secretary robert gibbs may be the next member of the president's circle to leave. the report has gibbs taking over the democratic national committee. that's right. if the current dnc chair is moved to a cabinet most in the obama administration. robert gibbs was asked about it in today's pres

this toshiba model will get away from that.oo far off to the side. so that's a little limiting and it's expensive. the 20" will be $3,000 converted from yen. but when this comes to the u.s. it may be a much more mature and better price technology and i think that's a key breakthrough for folks to feel like they don't look weird when watching 3-d tv. here's a 3-d still camera. now, this is not video this is for stills. you see it looks like a traditional nice high-end digital slr. this is from panasonic. and you can see it's got an unusual lens on it. when you watch the photos you watch them on your hdtv. that's the part that completes the magic cycle. so if you buy a 3-d tv, this camera will put a 3-d still on the television. that's kind of a cool way to look at vacation photos. neighbor will bring people back from falling asleep when you're showing them your opinion digital slide show. you have to have the glasses for this technology. this hasn't gone glasses-less yet. >> what do you think of that? >> it's a binge hindrance. w

shoppers complained about the dorky glasses have you to wear so toshiba has just revealed the first that doesn't require glasses. the viewers say the only downside is you have to watch them head onto see the effect. if we can just get 3dtv programming. for more go to my website so you don't waste your money. >> now the most power of radar and a forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> bring it on. ready for sun. >> we are all ready for it. we have been paying dues here with -- mid-november -- november come early and that whole feel. >> not even halloween. >> people say they want the chilly weather but give they a midground. we need a bridge. we are crossing the river time. heading tomorrow. let's look. first downtown and no sun tonight. then there is a few rain showers. this pesky area of low pressure bringing the cloud -- all the last couple days. it's finally kicking out to sea but not before hitting us with a couple more rain showers. 54 degrees right now. humidity 77%. humidity when it's this chilly make itself feel colder. works against you instead of like in summer wher

hardware makers believed to be planning to build devices around windows 7 include samsung, lg, and toshiba, but it will be months whether we know whether seven will prove to the microsoft's like -- lucky number. >> global stocks higher this monday. all the middies' ongoing expectation that the u.s. fed will decide to palm more money into the u.s. economy. that possibly coming at the next fed meeting in november. that's it for the market. >> thanks very much. a the nobel prize for economics has just been announced, awarded to three people, two americans. peter diamond unveiled mortensen and the third one is a british and separate citizen. the swedish academy said they had won the prize for work which can explain how unemployment, job vacancies, wages are affected by regulation and policy. to make some sense of that, our economics editor. these citations are obscure at the best of times. it actually says for their analysis of markets with the search frictions. >> >> i think this is one of these times of people say economists get awards for fear is that state the obvious, when you try to get

all these banks especially in europe they're holding these collateralized debt obligations these toshiba's of high yield mortgage debt that is not you know worth anything so my prediction is that this will have to lead to a bank holiday but we saw in the one nine hundred thirty s. we're going to have to close the banks to sort this all out and oh by the way while we're closing the banks to sort out the mortgage mess let's reconfigure the global currency grid and oh by the way the u.s. dollar will be fifty percent cheaper versus other currencies when this whole thing reopens again oh i guess that means in the u.s. your energy and food costs just go up by sixty or seventy percent overnight and that's the way it goes and to pay for it we're going to have to take back all your social security benefits but have a nice day and vote for whoever else is running on behalf of the corporations so you too can drive yourself into an early grave over there in the u.s. because. as you are lacking in all self-interest whatsoever well stacey thanks again for being on the kaiser report thank you max when we

oó >> toshiba coming without first 3d television you cap watch without wearing special glasse glassesthe displays are still small, 12 and 20 inch screens and the prices are large. 1400 and 2900 dollars respectively. you also have to sit about 3 feet away from the screen to get the best effect. but still a long time goal has been reached here and 56 inch screen is apparently in the works. on the subject of television. google announce new parter in the effort to connecticut webb surfing with tv viewing. hbo and cnbc and twitter and net flicks, amazon and the nba will offer content. major network abc, cbc fox and nbc are not participating. at least not yet. in the mean time abc the got a first look at the technology that could settle the fight over the remote control once and for al all. >> not so long ago families gather around a black and white screen with 3 channels and couldn't imagine anything better. television has come a long way since then. color. cable. vcr and dvr. but now google is trying to reinvent america faith obsession. it is called google tv. our camera were the if is to

toshiba is going to sell model that doesn't require special glasses.s a special screen that sends a different image to each eye. it's expected to go on sale in japan in december. no word when it arrives stateside. top stories coming up. first, if you hit a deer with your car it can cost you in a big way and it's dangerous. now a new survey is ranking the states where the collisions with deer are more likely to occur. that report based on claims from data. the drivers in west virginia are most likely to hit a deer with a 1 in 42 chance. your odds are better in iowa at 1 in 67. michigan came in third at 1 in 70 chance. south dakota and montana round out the top five. >>> on this day in the year 1990, brenda and brandon started their first day at west beverly high school. the premier of "beverly hills 90210." fox show followed a group of wealthy students dealing with everything from the relationship drama to teenage pregnancy and drug abuse eventually. the "new york times" described it as, "an unflinching look at teenagers prose problems" and that's what

toshiba elie de http for $1,200.tailers of started the black ready early you can be sure others will follow suit. it tries to rouse, coles and kmart has announced it will start their deals next friday one week from today. if you to mark your calendar target will start their black friday deals of #21st. gabe slate kron 4 news. we've been seeing on and off rain today through the day. we saw heavy rain overnight in the north bay san arose as saying three-quarters of an inch of rain in the past 24 hours petaluma little less than that of a half-inch in san bruno and san francisco. a third of an inch in that bus and no valley. most of the rain state north of the note no.golden gate. nothing in the south bay that will change and to the overnight hours when the storm finally starts to shift down to the south. storm tracker 4 radar woolsey and light showers in the north bay end offshore as well. it's been sitting pretty stationary its rate now called curent it's moved out of the southeast a little bit about continue to do so

. >> toshiba has introduced the first 3d tv that needs no glasses.g here. 2,800 bucks for a 20-inch set. it's the future of television. >> reporter: ever since the multibillion-dollar success of james cameron's "avitar," the entertainment and technology worlds have scrambled to capitalize on 3d. >> consumers flocked to see this 3d movie in such numbers that it -- i think it convinced some of these companies that now is the time to start a big marketing push. >> reporter: taking that experience from the movie theater to the living room or on the go isn't necessarily a winning formula, says jason tans. >> going back to the movies is a very different experience from sitting on your couch. when you go to the movies, you may be willing to put on a pair of dorky glasses. if you're home, that may just be too disorienting or it may be another step that you don't want to take. >> reporter: depending on who you talk to, 3d is seeing an artificial revolution or a natural evolution. either way, the technology that drives it is markedly different from decades ago