How much mileage have you put on that car. Twe have to make an oil change. And to do that, the rams rely on the same technology that tracks shipments and targets shoplifters. A microchip the size of a nickel is now embedded in every game ball. Coming for number 4. And the shoulder pads of these linemen. Why dont you suit up. John pozebra technologies pr the tracking chips. Where is the sensor here . Sitting in the shoulder pads here. The result is data. Every movement is tracked and plode plotted. That was the nice one. On the number 14 there, if is gathering how fast im moving, how quickly. How far you went. When the pros suit up and th serious business. This is keeping track of every player on the field. Absolutely. Ralph told us the chips show how high quarterbacks throw, and how fast players are running. Whatever happened to just watching the players, and knowing this guy is worn out . We can say, yeah, hes fatigued. All right. Why is he fatigued . Within this data, this can tell m
Jeff . Thank you. The cbs overnight news will be right back. Growing up, a lot of people judged me because of the way i look. I thought all asians were good at math. You all look the same to me. No, where are you really from . 9 11 was your fault. How do you see out of such small eyes . Go back to your country. I guess i wish that people knew. We are not all the same. We are not all the same. We are not all the same. President trump is expected to authorize the release tomorrow of a classified memo about the russia investigation written by the chairman of the house intelligence committee. Democrats and the fbi are objecting. Here is justin correspondent jeff pegues. How much did you like the memo. The impending release of the memo touched raw nerves. The white house batted down rumors Christopher Wray was going to quit in protest, releasing the information which is based on classified intelligence is unusual. It all goes back to president trumps 2016 campaign, when the fbi and the depa
Little daredevilish in you. This is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. Glor good evening. The flu is epidemic in this country, and one reason is the vaccine is not working very well. A canadian study out today found its effective only 17 of the time. Last year here in the u. S. , the flu vaccine of the 34 effective. Hospitals right now are struggling to keep up. Here is mark strassmann. Reporter this emergency room at atlantas Grady Memorial Hospital has been overwhelmed by the h3n2 virus. Starting this week, staff have quarantined new flu patients in this separate mobile hospital, typically reserved for disasters like hurricanes. So weve had, you know, id say about a 25 increase on certain days. Reporter dr. Hany atallah is gradys chief of emergency medicine. We physically just need the space to put a patient in. Thigoing to help solve that. Reporter who has not been as helpful as hoped is this years flu vaccine. Canadian researchers reported today that its less than 20 effective ag
Studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. I am matt lauer. And i am Natalie Morales in for savannah. I thought gangnam style was bad enough, combine it with you cant touch this. We will get to the latest on the violence in the middle east from Richard Engel in a moment. Day six and no sign of it stopping any time soon. And Paula Broadwell, the woman that had an affair with general David Petraeus back at her North Carolina home this morning. Coming up, new details on her state of mind and the state of her marriage. And is it the end of the twinkie for all of those stockpiling it. Maybe not. We explain as hostess goes to court for an important hearing. Why this uproar over an item with no nutritional value, because it has emotional value. It does last forever, got to give them that. Were kicking off this holiday week with a live concert from one of our favorites. Low rider in the house. We begin with more deadly violence in the middle east overnight between israel and hamas. Nbc chie
Thunder lightning rain freezing rain sleet ice. We saw it all, today. It rains and temperature drops. Then we get more rain. Temperatures go down, and well have even more of a skating rink. For pedestrians. Near foster and sheridan, tonight. Each step a delicate dance to avoid a slip and fall. On sidewalks glazed over with ice. I like this weather. But its hard for walking. Slick conditions on the roads. A problem for drivers. Reports of crashes. As precipitation hit the pavement. Freezing on contact. Chicagos streets and sanitation department. And idot deploying hundreds of trucks to salt streets and expressways. Rough, slick dangerous. Make sure car starts up right. Another concern tree limbs and power lines falling under the weight of accumulating ice. Com ed dealing with an increase in outages. Mostly in the north suburbs. double check numbers at 8p chicagoans dealing with a bizarre january day. And, taking it all in caution altered stride. Its pretty dangerous, so be careful out t