tube linear x. rays minimize background image interference the next generation of technology that's been adopted the world over including a lot of russian hospitals that use it as well is computed tomography it involves scanning the patient's body to produce demographic images all slices of specific areas of the body then these individual layers of put together and could be looked at from any number of angles and certain parameters could be measured these cross-sectional images are used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes so that the doctor can get a full picture of the patient's condition by getting that three d. computed toma graph or c.t. image isn't so easy circular scan only captures an area about twenty five millimeters wide so if the doc needs to check on a large section of the body it can take dozens of spins around. the world over there are really only a handful of companies that are capable of producing a quick look like this given the complexity and cost to develop it it should be no great

the latest x. ray equipment with previous models the first big difference is the ability to refine the images. additionally same crease the quantity as well as the quality of diagnoses. a range of high tech equipment all of it focused on getting past the barriers created. it was started in the late one nine hundred eighty s. . over the years. has slowly but surely improved and expanded the product to the medical profession by the company's calculations it currently counts for about twenty five percent of the markets in which it operates. at this point one of its main offerings is an entire x. ray machine. the accuracy clarity most important. electrons to take certain precautions. so obviously. these are a whole number of test objects that allow us to evaluate various image parameters like this one which shows us the resolution that is the smallest objects you can see in a human body for example this test object is a specially made lead plate and has pairs of lines of different intervals within the spac

x-ray. whiskey. baggins. morocco.rrador) diario de grandes felinos capÍtulo 2 la última vez en el diario de grandes felinos, las líderes del proyecto cachorros, kat y emily, recibieron a cuatro nuevos cachorros. whiskey una pequeña niña que tenía un problema en un ojo. x-ray otra chica que porta el gen del rey cheetah que le da esas hermosas marcas. y dos jovencitos que completan al alfabeto de cheetah outreach con los nombres yankee y zulu. conocimos a los maravillosos perros pastores de anatolia. estos perros se ubican en granjas con un método no mortal para controlar depredadores. su presencia aleja a los depredadores de los rebaños de ganado dándoles una alternativa a los granjeros para no atraparlos o dispararles. y descubrimos como el proyecto de educación de cheetah outreach está llegando a la siguiente generación de sudafricanos creando conciencia del estado amenazado de los cheetahs en África. esta vez empezamos con una visita oficial a la casa de los cachorros del inspector del zoológico paysab. una visita o

x-ray. whiskey. baggins. morocco.rrador) diario de grandes felinos capÍtulo 2 la última vez en el diario de grandes felinos, las líderes del proyecto cachorros, kat y emily, recibieron a cuatro nuevos cachorros. whiskey una pequeña niña que tenía un problema en un ojo. x-ray otra chica que porta el gen del rey cheetah que le da esas hermosas marcas. y dos jovencitos que completan al alfabeto de cheetah outreach con los nombres yankee y zulu. conocimos a los maravillosos perros pastores de anatolia. estos perros se ubin en granjas con un método no mortal para controlar depredadores. su presencia aleja a los depredadores de los rebaños de ganado dándoles una alternativa a los granjeros para no atraparlos o dispararles. y descubrimos como el proyecto de educación de cheetah outreach está llegando a la siguiente generación de sudafricanos creando conciencia del estado amenazado de los cheetahs en África. esta vez empezamos con una visita oficial a la casa de los cachorros del inspector del zoológico paysab. una visita ofi

x-ray, ven. ven x-ray. ven. ven.e la nueva líder de tiempo completo del proyecto. en los preparativos de su partida, emily pasa tiempo de calidad con los cachorros en el jardín. pero le cuesta trabajo decir adiós. [risa] ¡ja,ja,ja! estoy obligada a irme unos días antes, debo ir a casa. obviamente significa que dejaré a los cachorros antes, lo cual es triste y... sabía que llegaría el tiempo en que tendría que dejarlos de cualquier modo pero está pasando antes de lo que tenía que ser. me da mucha tristeza irme. es muy triste cuando dejas a los cachorros porque los vínculos son muy fuertes con ellos, porque uno los alimenta y estás las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana viviendo en la misma casa. eso forma vínculos muy fuertes en especial cuando cruzas los períodos de enfermedades que atravesamos con ellos, los superas y los ves devuelta sanos y salvos, así que es triste tener que despedirse. todos tienen una personalidad completamente diferente y la percibimos. yankee es que el que diario viene por afecto y atención. É

x-ray. x-ray. zulu. zulu. y yankee.icar debido a su impresionante abrigo de cheetah rey. obviamente whiskey es la que tiene el problema del ojo. sí. será fácil recordar quién es. sí. es fácil identificarte. en estados unidos trabajé en zoológicos y crié cachorros de tigre. los cheetahs son bastante diferentes. ellos maduran más rápido. los cachorros de tigre a los 90 días siguen tropezándose con sus patas y apenas pueden caminar y estos chiscos ya están brincando por ahí. parece que uno cree que es mono e intenta lanzarse sobre nosotros. ♪ estoy emocionada por el grupo de cachorros que tenemos este año. me da guo que tengamos otro rey cheetah. ellos tienen una personalidad distinta son como los más alegres del mundo del cheetah. definitivamente sé que emily hizo un gran trabajo con los cachorros de este año. ellos están sanos y activos. todo lo que amas ver cuando tienes a cargo la crianza de unos cachorros. cada nuevo cachorro que viene es un nuevo hijo que hay que cuidar y nutrir y amar todo lo que puedas y atenderlo.

x-ray. x-ray. zulu. zulu. y yankee.icar debido a su impresionante abrigo de cheetah rey. obviamente whiskey es la que tiene el problema del ojo. sí. será fácil recordar quién es. sí. es fácil identificarte. en estados unidos trabajé en zoológicos y crié cachorros de tigre. los cheetahs son bastante diferentes. ellos maduran más rápido. los cachorros de tigre a los 90 días siguen tropezándose con sus patas y apenas pueden caminar y estos chiscos ya están brincando por ahí. parece que uno cree que es mono e intenta lanzarse sobre nosotros. ♪ estoy emocionada por el grupo de cachorros que tenemos este año. me da gusto que tengamos otro rey cheetah. ellos tienen una personalidad distinta son como los más alegres del mundo del cheetah. definitivamente sé que emily hizo un gran trabajo con los cachorros de este año. ellos están sanos y activos. to lo que amas ver cuando tienes a cargo la crianza de unos cachorros. cada nuevo cachorro que viene es un nuevo hijo que hay que cuidar y nutrir y amar todo lo que puedas y atenderlo.

>> looks like we're seeing an x-ray without x-ray goggles. >>> this video is so full of fail it's hard to keep track of them all. in brazil. we start with a jeep that swamped himself in the water. looks like he was trying to maybe run across the beach and went a little too far. dropped his right front wheels in-of-into the water. fail number one, push it out. fail number two, tied to another jeep. you know a jeep shouldn't have slack in line if you're towing it out. >> fail. >> again that doesn't work. >> i have a feeling they're going to end up with their bumpers in the water, or worse. >> worse, christian. that doesn't work, he starts to dig himself in. and who where these guy, standing. >> oh, no. >> bing! fail again for tying the rope to the bumper and not the frame of the jeep, and fail for standing so close to it. the bumper comes flying off. hits this guy and lays him out on the beach. you can see blood on his head. broke his leg and fractured his hand in multiple places. >> oh, my goodness. what the heck were they thinking? >> just stupidity on all levels. with so many mistakes

decided to ditch its use of the highly controversial x. ray porno scanners but proponents of civil liberties shouldn't rejoice just yet there's a new intrusive technology about to be deployed all across america's biggest city. so we begin tonight with the pro-life movement and no i'm not talking about this pro-life movement thousands of anti-abortion activists who clog up the nation's capital last friday in a desperate attempt to refight an issue that was settled forty years ago with roe v wade that's not the so-called pro-life movement we should talk about that's the pro birth movement by pro-life i'm talking about the thousands of americans who converge on the nation's capital over the weekend to rally for national gun control laws that's the pro-life movement that actually wants to do something about the ten thousand plus americans who die from gun violence every single year in this country the rally was organized after the newtown massacre and more than one hundred residents of the cannot. town joined in to demand a ban on military style a

is ditching those x. ray porno scanners that doused you in radiation and expose your nude body to t.s.a. agents those machines should be out of our airports in june even though they were already banned at european union airports to do health concerns a long time ago and just in time the n.y.p.d. is now promising to use new machines that also can see through your clothes to determine if you have a weapon and why p.d. commissioner ray kelly announced over the weekend that within the year his police force would begin using what are called terror hurt scanners or machines that can see through people's clothing to determine if they are carrying any weapons these devices use rays that pass through fabric and paper but cannot pass through metal thus if aimed at an individual carrying a weapon you'd be able to see the outline of their gun the n.y.p.d. plans to deploy the machines in police cruisers at first but eventually hope they can get the technology into a small enough machine that it can fit on any officers bel

and x-rays, i can take an animal that would be euthanized at a different shelter and fix it and get it ready for a home. >> we have a partnership and we let a professional groomer run a private business from our facility and in turn grooms our shelter animals. what is the big deal of that? when someone comes to adopt an animal, if it looks good, chances are it will be adopted more. >> and we groom and clean the ears and the works. >> typically a shelter wouldn't have grooming? >> not at all. and these dogs are treated with the utmot -- utmost care that others can't provide. this is a shampoo to bring out the luster. and i feel satisfied in helping the shelter pets be adopted and to be a part of such a wonderful staff, from the top all the way down. if she passes our evaluation, she will stay until she's adopted. if you are interested in adoption and don't want to put them to sleep, that means at a last resort, we will give you a call before putting to sleep. you are not bound to the dog, and we would give you a call, and it's an actual adoption and cost $107 and it will be your dog. >>

. -- -x-rayed at each person must be fingerprinted. >> everything is in place to make sure everything runs smoothly and safely. >> there is no safer place to be that new orleans, louisiana. they have done a tremendous job. >> that was security around the superdome. what about the streets of new orleans? we will talk to the police unit to find out what folks can expect if they're coming down here. that is the very latest. we're live in front of the superdome. >> both teams are here. the excitement is starting to build. tomorrow is media day, always a big deal. we will cover all the events happening this week. >> a beautiful shot of the mississippi. our comprehensive team coverage of super bowl xlvii continues on our website, wbaltv.com. you can read previous of the biggies the matchup and let that slide shows ahead of the big -- the big easy match up and looked at slide shows the head of the big game. >> i-695 was shut down for nearly two hours this afternoon after a vehicle collision in middle river. we were over the scene just before 4:00. drivers are being diverted just off of the h

look at this stunning x-ray.ng surgeons at boston children's hospital see. >> the pencil entered over the right eye and crossed the brain to the back next to the left ear. >> reporter: and though it de defidef defies logic, if pencil didn't puncture anything vital. the doctors are relieved but baffled. >> there was an injury being held in place by the pencil. >> reporter: this morning, with the help of a team of 50 doctors and a one-of-a-kind procedure, this became this. little olivia, home much sooner than anyone could have anticipated. more resilient than anyone could have imagined. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> so glad she's okay. >>> coming up, how women targeted by their ex-boyfriends are turning the tables right now. >>> and our "play of the day." matt damon takes jimmy kimmel captive. and guess what? a can of del monte peaches? ♪ ♪ ♪ grown in america. picked and packed at the peak of ripeness. the same essential nutrients as fresh. del monte. bursting with life. [ male ann

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meanwhile four miles away at children's hospital, cassie needs chest x-rays, her lungs full of mucus. >> i want her to get better. >> reporter: because she is dehydrated with low blood oxygen she has to stay in the hospital overnight. it's going to be a long night for her mom. >> hi jason. >> reporter: just down the hall is kayson page born with congenital heart disease. the flu can be a matter of life and death. >> the main thing that worries me is how many deaths have happened from it. i don't want him to be number 19 or whatever. >> reporter: he was discharged yesterday but after repeat vomiting his parents bring him back to the e.r. an exhausting and scary process. >> he gets sick off a simple cold or something like that and i don't want to know what the flu would do to him. >> reporter: at brigham and women's hospital. >> do you feel out of breath? >> reporter: at 1:00 in the afternoon, this section of the e.r. has seen eight flu patients. >> have you had troubles with your bowels before? >> reporter: dr. walls pays attention a elderly patients who are at high risk. 18 people hav

defense spent time arguing he was plagued health problems showing an x-ray of his back. he is charged with misconduct in office and one count of fraud for misusing county dollars. he could lose his job. the case picks up on tuesday. >>> public safety in familiar, gun control, tops the list of governor o'malley's priorities for this legislative session. he wans to make $25 million available for schools to tighten security. he wants to boost troopers. par of the gun safety plan includes a ban on military style assault weapons and stricter licensing requirements. >>> we are keeping track of flu outbreak, 9 children died prom the flu bringing the total number to 29. half of the flu cases are in people 65 and older, it's widespread in all states. it's not too late to get a flu shot. it's safe for people with egg allergies. the vaccine called flu block is made without eggs or the virus. it was created using dna technology and insect virus. a small amount is expected to be available this winter timing of the approval is not related to the current outbreak out there. >>> abc2new

>> he they call it the uproar among passengers and now the tsa is getting rid of the of x-ray machineby people claiming their privacy is being violated. peter doocy. >> reporter: the company made more than 200 of the so-called naked image machines, rapid scan, they needed to fix the software so the images people thought were violating the privacy were a lot more vague and looked like stick figures or cartoons inhe stead of revealing photographs. but the companies couldn't outfit with the new automated atr technology by deadline. by june, they'll only see imageries with faster output and legal experts say this move hines up with the basic constitutional rights of travelers. >> the fourth amendment requires you cannot be searched or seized, your person can't be searched without a warrant and obviously this scan ser not a warrant. what they're doing is pulling back and making something that is in line with the fourth amendment and not in violation of people's rights. >> there was steady opposition to the scanners the entire time they were used partly because they use x-rays, but mostly f

seven members would have to aroom the defense called a doctor who evidence back surgery and showed x-rays of the spine and said he felt more comfortable allowing leopold to be discharged from the hospital knowing his security officers were able to had hem. those same officers said they had to empty his urine bag into a condition container. >> reporter: the defense should wrap up next book with the judge having the final verdict. >>> the ravens are practicing in advance of next weekend's super bowl in new orleans. the bayou will be very different than baltimore. >> the ravens took it practice looking loose and relax. with a 10 game rest, ray lewis is ready for his last performance as a ravens. the defensive coordinator said all the veterans have son the way. >> one thing they bring is how to study, watch films and plus that you add their physical ability. >> coach harbaugh had the team ready for a super bowl run from the start of the season. >> you saw that in the first 17 games. john did a good job preparing the team for that stretch but you could see the resolve that the theme had. they

this x-ray shows a transplanted tooth that was frozen by super cooler. a year later its nerves are alive. >> translator: the more living cells there are the better the chance of healing. >> reporter: university researchers are looking at super cooling for organ transplants. >> translator: this technology has an enormous range of applications. i'd like to collaborate with specialists in every field. >> reporter: super cooling may change culture and health care. we may even see restaurants boosting their food is so fresh it's frozen. >>> other researchers have stumbled on a method of reenforcing concrete that could save lives the next time a tsunami strikes. turns out the technology was at hand. it was a question of knowing where to look. >> reporter: polyurea, a sticky goo with surprising powers. it's a member of the polyurethane family. it's known as a protective coating. you can find it on fish tanks and park fountains. the resin has two key properties. it's water proof and it prevents rust. you can now add another property. it's a shock absorber. resea

airport security scanners will display now that congress has mandated that the t-s-a replace the old x-ray scanners at u.s. airports. the old ones reveal graphic images of the naked body which concerned many travelers here in the bay area oakland international is one of two airports still using the old scanners and passengers there tell kron4 they welcome the change >> i think that it is a good thing. it shows that t s a actually shows a bit of sincerity. >> i think that it is good if you did not have anything to hide. they both worked effectively. >> because they have the privacy borders sybarite's. >> san jose mineta airport also has the old security scanners at both of its terminals. congress has given the t-s-a. a june 2013 new scanners nationwide borders -- several writes. -- >> pam: civil rights-cal- trans will begin repairing the bay bridge fender system which was damaged earlier this month, this coming tuesday- january 22nd. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. of when the bridge was struck by an oil tanker. crews will replace the damaged fender sections,