human being sees when they look at an x-ray?er that question. no, i don't pre- that. in terms of other scans where this could be used, are there particular illnesses where you think it might have a clear usage? there are certainly algorithms are developed to look for clots in the plane, which is very useful now we are developing mechanicalfrom which is very useful now we are developing mechanical from back which is very useful now we are developing mechanicalfrom back to me for stroke treatment. it can also identify whether there has been bleeding in the brain in cases of trauma. certainly there are algorithms that look for the calcium stores in coronary artery ct for people at risk of a coronary. there are many others being developed at the moment. really interesting stuff. great to have your insight. doctor caroline rubin, thank you very much indeed. thank you. derbyshire constabulary has referred itself to the police watchdog after it was revealed that a woman found stabbed to death on new year's day, alongside her partner, h

pilots with the clouds and fog the pilot requested special visual rules for >> helicopter two echo x-ray with you for the special vpr transition we're currently at 1,400. >> reporter: minutes later the helicopter was over calabasas and climbed and descended quickly before dropping off radar. >> 2 echo x-ray, you're still too low level for a flight following at this time. 2 echo x-ray so-cal. >> reporter: scott heard the chopper fly right over his head then slam into the hill. >> i heard the helicopter approaching. i'm going what in the world is a helicopter flying because we were below minimums there is no visibility >> reporter: nothing rorter: f chopper pilot kurt dietz had also flown kobe bryant and knew the pilot who died. >> any decision is the pilot in command. the actual pilot flying is the final authority. >> reporter: he can decide whether to fly or not fly >> he's the only one that can >> reporter: this helicopter did not have a cockpit voice recorder complicating efforts to find out what happened but all of the evidence thus far say investigative sources suggest that somehow t

x. rays i have so many patients problems in the lower back is the problem that mother nature just messed up. really not but right now we are observing that about 80 percent of the patients reporting back pain have some kind of mental or social stress and that means that this the sort of this excess of tension is reparable on the back but most of the patients also present with pain because they do not exercise have a trolley they do not use their muscles so what kind of behavior or absence of behavior cause lower back pain. it is important to understand one principle or 3 indeed if you use it it grows if you don't use it you waste it and if you all or use it you can break it and it does apply to every function and every organ in your body if you use your muscles they are going to develop and to be stronger and larger if you do not use them you are going to waste them and if you all are used then you can develop pain due to an injury or 2 broken the show many of my patients do have to sit becau

in the nhs, two doctors analyse every woman's x—rays.ligence, a machine learning computer designed by google health, can do itjust as well as humans. this went far beyond my expectations. it will have a significant impact in improving the quality of the reporting and also freeing up radiologists to do even more important things. women aged between 50 and 70 are invited for breast screening every three years. the study in the journal nature showed al was actually better than one doctor working alone at reading mammograms. it produced i.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is wrongly labelled as abnormal. and there were 2.7% fewer cases where a cancer was missed. and ai will only get better. this study shows us that in the future it might be possible to make that screening programme more accurate and more efficient, which means less worrying time waiting for patients for results and better outcomes overall. helen edwards from surrey has been clear of breast cancer for 15 years. she was a patient representative on the panel w

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we are currently at 1400 >> echo x-ray, you are too low level for flight at this time. >> new details on kobe bryant's final moments as the investigation in the crash begins to unfold and we hear from the loved ones who lost their family members >>> breaking overnight, the state department and cdc are warning all nonessential travelers -- >> on the impeachment front, president trump's defense. >>> prince andrew called out fo not cooperating in the today," . >>> good morning, i'm francis rivera. >> and i'm fill philip mena, the basketball world is still trying to move forward after the death of kobe bryant both teams are mourning the los angeles legend and grief counselors have been brought in. the ntsb is revealing new details about the crash that killed kobe, his 13-year-old daughter and seven others. we have the latest from california tom, good morning. >> behind me in calabasas is the hill where the helicopter crashed early on sung killiny on board, including kobe bryant and his 13-year-old daughter and so many others investigators have gotten a lot of work to find out what went wr

the x-ray shows it right there in his stomach. it would play music from his old phone instead of the one he got from christmas. he told his mother he was holding the airpod in his mouth as she was driving. >> she's like, okay, so he just choked on his airpod. and i'm like, what? i immediately like u-turned my truck, and i'm heading back to the -- but she's like we're on the way to egelston. we're rushing him to egelston and we're going to see what's going on. >> the er doctor says this too shall pass. i think you can read behind the lines there. >>> well, if you're like most people, you probably need to return a gift that you received over the holidays, or you're stuck returning a gift you bought someone else. >> and chances are you'll be doing that today. that's because january 2nd is considered national returns day. u.p.s. is estimating that americans will be returning nearly 2 million items today alone. that is a 26% jump over last year. >>> and finally another reminder that if you're in a race, it's best to run all the way thr

that x-ray right there showing it all. they say he will be okay.s she may stick to old fashioned headsets until her second grader gets a little bit older. >>> and the new candid admissions from "jeopardy!" host alex trebek about his battle with pancreatic cancer in an abc news special airing tomorrow night. alex and his wife sitting down for the first time together in a personal interview with michael strahan. >> what's the toughest part for both of you? >> i'd say, for me, it's one i see him in pain and i can't help him. and when he doesn't eat right. when he has too much diet soda. and -- >> back off, michael. >> i'm not saying anything. >> i'm 79. if you get to be 79 and be in as good as shape -- wait a minute, i'm not in great shape. darn. blew that one, trebek. >> be sure to tune in tomorrow night for the abc news special, "what is "jeopardy!": alex trebek and america's most popular quiz show." that's tomorrow at 8:00. >>> when we come back, the firefighter wrapping up times square duty, taking a knee in the name of love and in front of millio

a machine learning computer system was trained to read x—rays and proved better than one doctor workings good as two experts. researchers say the system has the potential to get even better and could reduce the number of false positive results. fergus walsh reports. reading a mammogram is highly skilled work, done by specialist doctors. two radiologists analyse every woman's x—rays but now artificial intelligence, machine learning computer designed by google health can do is just as well as humans. compared to a single radiologist working alone, artificial intelligence was actually more accurate at detecting breast cancer. ai produced i.2% fewerfalse positives, were a healthy mammogram is incorrectly diagnosed as cancerous. and there were 2.7% fewer false negatives where a cancer is missed. the study shows us that in the future it might be possible to make the screening programme more accurate and more efficient, which means accurate and more efficient, which m ea ns less accurate and more efficient, which means less worrying time waiting for patients results and better outcomes overall

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, and dropped off the radar. >> 2 echo x-ray, you're still too low level for flight following at this time. >> reporter: at the crash en iny examining the wreckage in rugged terrain. they say there is no criminal aspect to this investigation, and they've started moving the remains of the nine people on board. tonight the ntsb says there was no black box or cockpit voice recorder on board that helicopter, and there was no requirement that it have them. the investigation continues. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. we also spoke to former warriors star about his personal connection with kobe. he now works for nbc sports bay area where he's the warriors color analyst. " he told us he and bryant got to know each other when they underwent rehab for injuries in 2009. >> he would want us to keep going. he would want us to pay homage and show respect for him in that way, by being our best selves. >> he fondly recalled guarding kobe during one nba game. he said he remembers bryant respecting everyone's talent on the court no matter what team the

in the nhs, two doctors analyse every woman's x—rays.e, a machine learning computer designed by google health, can do itjust as well as humans. this went far beyond my expectations. it will have a significant impact in improving the quality of the reporting, but also freeing up radiologists to do even more important things. women aged between 50 and 70 are invited for breast screening every three years. the study in the journal nature showed al was actually better than one doctor working alone at reading mammograms. it produced 1.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is wrongly labelled as abnormal. and there were 2.7% fewer cases where a cancer was missed. and ai will only get better. this study shows is that in the future it might be possible to make that screening programme even more efficient, which means less worrying time waiting for patients for results, and better outcomes overall. helen edwards from surrey has been clear of breast cancer for 15 years. she was a patient representative on the panel which had to appro

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in the nhs, two doctors analyse every woman's x—rays.hine learning computer designed by google health, can do itjust as well as humans. this went far beyond my expectations. it will have a significant impact in improving the quality of the reporting and also freeing up radiologists to do even more important things. women aged between 50 and 70 are invited for breast screening every three years. the study in the journal nature showed al was actually better than one doctor working alone at reading mammograms. it produced 1.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is wrongly labelled as abnormal. and there were 2.7% fewer cases where a cancer was missed. and ai will only get better. this study shows us that in the future it might be possible to make that screening programme more accurate and more efficient, which means less worrying time waiting for patients for results and better outcomes overall. helen edwards from surrey has been clear of breast cancer for 15 years. she was a patient representative on the panel which had to ap

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researchers from google health and imperial college london, designed and trained a computer model on x—rayess pages, google's parent company, alphabet, has bowed to pressure from international tax authorities by announcing it will no longer use a notorious tax loophole known as the "double irish". on the front of the times, more than 800,000 people in the uk cut back on eating animal products for at least a month last year, contributing to a steep fall in sales of red meat according to research. and finally also in the times, doing a good deed for others could help keep aches and pains away. a new study has shown that altruism makes you less susceptible to pain, leading scientists to suggest that it could be prescribed by doctors. with me is eileen burbidge who's a partner at passion capital and a technology entrepreneur. let's get stuck in. i have to say, some of the

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in the nhs, two doctors analyse every one's x—rays. by google health, can do it just as well as humans. this went far beyond my expectations. it will make an impact on the quality of the report and also freeing up radiologist to do even more important things. women aged between 50 and 70 are invited for breast screenings every three years. the study showed that al was actually better than one doctor working alone at reading mammograms. it produced 1.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is wrongly labelled as abnormal. there were 2.7% fewer cases where a cancer was missed. ai will only get better. this study shows is that in the future it might be possible to make that screening process more efficient, which means less worrying times for patients waiting for results and better outcomes overall. this woman has been clear of cancer for 15 years. she was a patient representative on a panel which had to approve google health‘s access to mammograms, all of which were anonymized. initially i was concerned in what google were go

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the good news, the x-rays were performed immediately and it showed that they were negative in it wasbad is. he is not expected to make the lakers row chip and he is sore, reportedly but the lakers are happy that it wasn't worse than that. >> could it get worse? >>> the san jose sharks not only lose the defending champs but they lose a player. look at that cute kid, they are done 2-0. you could see the left knee and he immediately goes down. that is not something that he does too often with leaving the ice and not returning. we will know more with the mri tomorrow. >>> this is a power-play situation. that is passed by meyer, the sharks are very much in it against st. louis 2-1. the blues are working on a power- play. and that eric carlson is on the doorstep. it is 3-2. the sharks couldn't quite pull it off. in the meantime we have a little time why not check this out. who cares about the game. keep your eyes on the coach, this is buzz williams. he takes the game very seriously and very emotionally. as julie said imagine what he does when he does win a game. >> they lost by 10 points.

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researchers designed a computer programme to analyse x—ray images from nearly 29,000 women and foundsts working together. i've been speaking to fiona gilbert who is a professor of radiology at the university of cambridge. she helped with the design of the study and started by explaining how her role fitted with the model. the team approached me because i'd been involved in reading mammograms for many years and they were keen to see what was the best way to test the algorithm they developed so we had a number of meetings which also involved patients, we designed the study and advise them on the best way to actually show that this ai tool was going to work. why do you think artificial intelligence was better than a single doctorate looking at a mammogram or as good as two doctors looking at a mammogram? the results as you say, they are really excellent, incredible. it's partly because they've used huge numbers of images to train the algorithm and the google team, the ai scientists have really perfected this technique by using the information in different ways and they use different set

they designed and trained a computer based on x—rays from nearly 29,000 women and found a!as cancerous. and 2.7% fewer false negatives, where a cancer is missed. the current system here in the uk uses two radiologists to analyse each woman's x—rays, which is time—consuming, so the benefits are obvious. professor fiona gilbert worked on the study. the thing about the ai is that it doesn't get tired, it doesn't get distracted, which is what we find happens to radiologists. the reason we have two radiologist in the uk is the second radiologists will pick up an additional 6—10% of cancers. and the ai, too, of course, doesn't miss that 6—10% that are potentially detectable. and that's why we think it's such a great innovation. and so we're hoping that we'll be able to use that tool with one of the radiologists and hopefully will improve their performance. we need to be careful that the ai doesn't worsen performance of individual readers, because individual readers performance can vary quite a lot. in the uk, it is quite a narrow performance range, but elsewhere its broader. so w

this in the nhs, two doctors analyse every person's and x—rays.chine can do it just as well as humans. reading a mammogram is highly skilled work, this went far beyond my expectations. it will have a significant impact include proving the quality of treatment and allowing experts to focus on other important things. women aged between 50 and 70 are invited for breast screening every three years. the study showed al was actually better than one doctor working alone at weeding mammograms. at reading mammograms. it produced 1.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is incorrectly diagnosed as abnormal. and there were 2.7% fewer false negatives where a cancer is missed. and ai will only get better. this study shows us that in the future it might be possible to make that screening programme more accurate and more efficient, which means less worrying time waiting for patients' results and better outcomes overall. helen edwards has been clear of breast cancer for 15 years. she was a patient representative on the panel which approved google hea

. >> two echo x-ray, you're still too low level for a flight following at this time. >> reporter: the pilot did not signal distress but told traffic controllers he was climbing to avoid a cloud layer before slamming into a hillside. >> we'll be looking at other avionics on the aircraft to see what information we can gather, and then we're going to be looking for other electronics. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, thousands of mourners and fans gathered here at the staples center, the house that kobe built. >> he was an inspiration to so many including me. i grew up watching him. >> reporter: several landmarks including the empire state building lit up in purple and gold monday night. the colors bryant wore in his 20-year career with the los angeles lakers. nba star lebron james, who recently surpassed bryant's all-time scoring record, issued ththis heartfelt post on instagram promising to continue his legacy. officials say that there was no black box on board that helicopter. they are hoping to investigate the pilot's ipad. anne-marie? >> marin austin, thank you so much. >

. >> you're still too low level for a flight following at this time. 2 echo x-ray >> reporter: scott heard the chopper fly right over his head then slam into the hill. >> i heard the helicopter approaching. i'm going what in the world is a helicopter flying below minimum, there is no visibility >> reporter: nothing but cloud and fog? >> correct. >> reporter: fellow chopper pilot kurt had also flown kobe bryant and knew the pilot who died. >> any decision is the pilot in command. the actual pilot flying is the final authority. >> reporter: he can decide whether to fly or not fly >> he's the only one that can >> reporter: this helicopter should have a cockpit voice record complicating finding out what happened in the final few seconds. investigator sources disoriented in the clouds and crashed into a hill, lester. >> a lot of questions and a lot of answers to come. tom, thank you as they search for those answers, there is a staggering sense of sadness and disbelief at the loss of bryant and the eight others on that chopper. our miguel almaguer now with the shock and the tributes pourin

to the medical examiner by 4:58 staff at milwaukee's freighter hospital gave her an ekg and chest x-ray that showed an enlarged heart she said something needs to be done with the emergency system she says she was told it could be six hours so she left heading for an urgent care she never made it. at 9:25 she was pronounced dead. >> she had a lot of dreams and her life ended way too soon. >> reporter: in a statement the hospital expressed sympathy but said it can't comment further. the family has hired an attorney dr. martha a cardiologist who read the medical examiner's report says ward's story is far too common for heart patients. >> younger people have the greatest delays. it's worse to be a woman and a young woman, it's also worse to be a young black woman. >> reporter: tonight ward's family calling for change while mourning the bright light they've lost kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> all right we'll take a short break. >>> coming up after this, a new player in the tv streaming wars and what you can get for free >>> all right. next up for us the tv streaming wars are heating up as nb

my face doesn't have any desks in it but that's what the x. rays show that's what dr karp those letters. medical were there were mirrors extra . nice to see you again and thank you for coming i'm going to play a short public service announcement and then we can entertain questions i think the prevention aspect of sexual assault goes back in some ways to risk reduction what it really is was risk reduction risk reduction are ideas like telling women to if they're going to go somewhere together always have a buddy with them or there are other examples of risk. i didn't i'm not familiar with that's out of my area of expertise. well i want to continue where dr whitley left off you know looking at what our focus is and that's on prevention as well as as a response we've really done a very good job there and the credit goes to dr whitley and her staff that has been working this for the last 5 to 6 years i don't think the department of defense has has really yet embraced that they have a sexual assault problem that it's not just an issue of the culture env

data from regular x. rays cat scans or m.r.i. scans to generate a precise 3 d. image super imposed inside the patient's body. the doctor would see a 3 d. image of the bones inside the leg and use that information to for example attach an artificial knee with much greater precision. and with the reviews of investment that they are making in this direction i think very soon. these being used on them every day basis. such complex technical developments in the field of medicine have to be thoroughly tested before they can be used on patients so it will likely be a few more years before augmented reality is deployed in the replacement surgery but it's already being used to train medical students. at munich university hospital they're already using software developed by the team led by nasir novack it's called the magic mirror and is used in the teaching of anatomy it can generate 3 d. images i can also generate 2 d. cross sections of the body instead of learning and that to me by dissecting a cadaver they can study using augmented reality. we can't do this with a hum

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