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Teams in dallas with accelerometers, this one was made at texas instruments. its a sensor that says your athlete took a hit. this will be ready in the fall for us. but you can buy these commercially right now. the neuro triage system that were working on, what were doing is taking five clinical devices that you would see in a neuro optimalogist office and let then measure them. >> keep us up for speed on whats happening there in dallas with the guys. it sounds like it could do a great deal of go...

We just both hit the ground. >> 13-year-old eric sweeney is describing a concussion he suffered a few weeks ago. >> it didnt hurt or anything, it just felt fuzzy on the back of my head. >> on the teams sideline, no one saw the play. and despite that fuzzy feeling, eric was willing to go. >> he came out after that play, but he was ready to go back in. >> but he was stopped short. its a sensor worn under the helmet. it flashes red if a severe hit. >> he sat out one play and began to get dizzy, the...

>> that impact, 130 gs, is like running full speed into a brick hall. one device did trigger. the other did not. >> thats ready. >> then a higher drop, one product flashes green, the other red. >> so this really kind of underscores we need to do testing and understand what were measuring when they trigger, when they dont, so parents can have a better understanding of what theyre getting back. >> a frequent disclaimer on these products, they do not diagnose concussions, but the devices still need...

>> yeah, when there are these recalls for automobiles and the automaker sends you out a letter telling you to go to the dealer to get it fixed, well, guess what, the fix for this is not happening until next spring. what honda says is happening is the minivans can drop in speed by as much as 30 miles per hour and this just a short time. and when it happens, the brake lights dont go on, on the driver behind you doesnt see you braking. they say when the hydraulic system releases, the car unexpected...

For this. what they did in both cases is these underground launch centers, as deep as 100 feet underground, two-man crew, one asleep, they left the door open. thats sloppiness. the question is -- was it dangerous. the air force says theres plenty of security measures that there are security fences up top on the ground, sensor, armed guards, lots of security tied to nuclear launch codes. a terrorist or intruder could not possibly have gotten in. but that, of course, may not really be the issue. t...

Where all of this has happened. one was at minot, north dakota. and the other in montana. the deal is this. the crews have been disciplined for this. what they did in both cases is these underground launch centers, as deep as 100 feet underground, two-man crew, one asleep, they left the door open. thats sloppiness. the question is -- was it dangerous. the air force says theres plenty of security measures that there are security fences up top on the ground, sensor, armed guards, lots of security ...

And i remember being thirsty a lot. i was using the bathroom extremely frequently and losing a lot of weight. >> reed was diagnosed with type i diabetes. >> no, ryan, youll never race again. >> but they were wrong. reed adapted. hes on a strict diet. he has a sensor implanted in his abdomen that transmits his blood sugar readings. theres a continuous glucose monitor thats mounted into the dash inside his race car and that allows him to check his blood sugar during the race. >> ten four, hows you...

I was really cranky. i remember being thirsty a lot. i was using the bathroom extremely frequently. losing a lot of weight. >> reed was diagnosed with type i diabetes. >> you are, no, ryan, youll never race again. >> but they were wrong. reed adapted. hes on a strict diet. he has a sensor implanted in his abdomen that transmits his blood sugar readings. theres a continuous glucose monitor mounted to the dash inside his race car that allows him to check his blood sugar during the race. >> ten fou...

Oreilly, hannity, cavuto, what do they have in common? other than the fact they are old and white and mutter about the weather? they have experience hosting shows on fox. i wanted to talk to the people. i hit the streets looking for some free advice. what i found was love. >> it is my first time hosting a show. any advice? man to man? canadian to american? >> be natural, be comfortable like this. >> be myself? >> be yourself. >> let it flow? >> sensor. >> sensor myself? you must know me. i am to...

And all the data out there says that anything more than about 35 feet per second is probably a fatal rate. >> so what went wrong? investigators find the wing of a small bird in the wreckage. its a franklins gull, common to the air field but generally too small to do this much damage so it makes sense when investigators find that the gull isnt the only thing that the engine has ingested. >> as the bird came down the side on my aircraft, it actually hit the probe before it ended up going in the en...