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In the end help other peoples out of the military find a good night sleep. >> oh, yeah, ending the torture and developing technology to give the troops better support. they call it a sleep profiler. phil westbrook helped design it. >> the snoring and sound and pulse rate and head movement can be used to identify little, brief physiologic arousals, what we call oautonomic nervous arousements in connection with that. >> reporter: that gives an idea how fragmented is or whether

We are talking about kids age 2 to 4. we know once the kids are fat that they have a five times greater chance of becoming obese adults and then you run the risks of high pressure, diabetes, stroke. the real point is to intercede early. 18 states in the u.s. virgin islands have rolled that back. so i have to say it was a very optimistic report. >> let's talk about this. also in the news president george w bush, a guy that ran like a seven minute mile, a guy who has been -- i heard his pulse rate was like in the low 70s or something. this is always scary to me. you hear about the guys in their ...

Because they want to learn and be better and have better outcome. >> you can get this information all the time, realtime. >> what do you think about that? >> it's amazing, the technology, where it's taking us. >> the technology around me measures the body's most basic functions like pulse rate, respiration, blood pressure. that's valuable information, but dr. leslie saxon wants all of us to have access to as easy as we have access to our e-mail. >> the kind of first principle of digital health is access to your own data. i imagine that anyone in the public that waujts to check on their health ...

A scandinavian diver i'd like to improve on that by diving for seventy five meters or more under a solid sheet of ice. who. initiated by the great thing about free diving is that you are totally in tune with yourself you listen to your body to get and become truly aware of yourself and urge to take a breath grow stronger out of bicycle as your pulse rate drops and your heartbeat

Welcome back, i'm chris jansing. our continuing coverage of the mine rescue in copiapo, chile. it is 4:00 here on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. there in chile at mining site, and it has been an incredibly successful night. so far, five rescues, which means, 28 men remain almost half a mile underground waiting for their capsule to make the descent again. once it does, when they get to the bottom osmon araya will be waiting and there are a series of procedures that he'll be going through. the first thing that they do is they strap a bio monitor around his abdomen. that's going to keep track of his p...