so lucy, now renamed caspar finally got a home in nevada where she is a champion dock diver. >> a happy ending for her, but and who knows, this three-month-old pit mix puppy could be destined for greatness, too, but he would be happy to get a little training and a nice home. and remember them, they say they'll never adopt any other kind of dog except for pit mixes. >>> the department of motor vehicles, it refused to renew a driver's license for a bay area woman. so 7 on your side michael finney took out a good pair of scissors >> yahoo! i it. >> nicky is pretty excited. >> i can drive! >> for her the day marks the return to freedom after a frustrating ordeal at the department of motor vehicles. an ordeal that begin with a speeding ticket in nevada. >> i said to the policeman when he stopped me, thank you for stopping me. >> she was driving alone for a family gathering when she was stopped in the middle. night just outside of reno. the officer said she was going 97 miles per hour. >> that's a lot. that is way too fast. >> she paid the fine and the ticket was cleared, or so she thought. r

deep blue beat caspar off by playing out every possible outcome of every possible move every time. >> it's just doing a logic puzzle very quickly and computers are good at that. >> reporter: futurist ray kurz we'll is author of the age of intelligent machines and several other books on the rise of artificial intelligence. he's impressed with watson's ability to understand something as knew nuanced and complex as human language. >> a query involving metaphors and puns and similes and jokes and other cultural references, it has a wide knowledge base it can parse these complex statements that have different attributes organized in a hierarchical fashion. >> reporter: watson cannot be connected to the internet when it plays jeopardy. woint be fair. so the team filled its memory bank s with the entire world book encyclopedia the internet movie database much of the "new york times" archive and the bible. but synthesizing all the data is the key. to do that the team turns to a technique called machine learning. which teaches computers by example. rather than trying to define the letter a, pr

he had not been away from the game and then played caspar nemerov i would say he would win but kasparov would deny that. back there? >> hi, professor brady. >> a former student! wait a minute. your name will come to me. don't tell me your name. we're talking about a long time ago. >> i am dating myself because i'm calling you professor brady. >> lillian bork. >> that is it. very good. i was on the phone with my dad the other night mentioning i was going to attend your book signing and he played with bobby fischer had a man and chess club. so asking about him, he said that at times bobby would play 15 people at one time and he was always ten steps ahead of everyone so no one really won against him but he did mention that his mother had a lot of influence on him and i want to know if you can elaborate on that and if you think that really propelled him to say the things he said later in life? >> his mother was a great influence on his mood but in many ways she helped his career. she was like a professional press agent almost. there was not newspaper or magazine or anything else she didn't

deep blue beat caspar off by playing out every possible outcome of every possible move every time. >> it's just doing a logic puzzle very quickly and computers are good at that. >> reporter: futurist ray kurz we'll is author of the age of intelligent machines and several other books on the rise of artificial intelligence. he's impressed with watson's ability to understand something as knew nuanced and complex as human language. >> a query involving metaphors and puns and similes and jokes and other cultural references, it has a wide knowledge base it can parse these complex statements that have different attributes organized in a hierarchical fashion. >> reporter: watson cannot be connected to the internet when it plays jeopardy. woint be fair. so the team filled its memory bank s with the entire world book encyclopedia the internet movie database much of the "new york times" archive and the bible. but synthesizing all the data is the key. to do that the team turns to a technique called machine learning. which teaches computers by example. rather than trying to define the letter a, pr

i think he should meet with caspar weinberger, the former secretary of defense. he should also meet with william f. buckley and ronald reagan himself because this man needs of good dose of common sense conservatism. what i mean is the fact that the media portrayed him as somewhat of a centrist, but we know he is a far left. he makes though clinton look like a right winger. host: you pointed out individuals that passed away. hartford, connecticut, democrats line. good morning. caller: he should meet with former president bill clinton who has the depth and the knowledge to give him advice now. bill clinton has experience with government shutdowns, and he has experience on the economy. he just met a couple of months ago about tax reforms. host: last december. caller: i think the former president is the one he should talk to. host: a couple of other headlines this morning. signs of a civil war in the turmoil in the middle east specifically in libya. army leaders are preparing to dispatch a rebel force to tripoli to support the uprising there. the prospect of a rebel