>> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, fort leonard wood, missouri. >> how about that for a good idea? >>> that's our broadcast on a monday night as we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, we're following a developing story in big sur. more than 100 firefighters are battling a wildfire that has forced people to flee their homes and the smoke could be headed here to the bay area. thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. jessica aguirre is off. we'll get to the big sur fire in a moment. >>> first, a new twist in another story we've been following. an east bay family has just told us about their anger and grief. they're asking how their daughter could die after a routine surgery. the 13-year-old girl went into get her tonsils removed and ended up brain dead. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in oakland at children's hospital, with what the family just said minutes ago. >> reporter: a hard lesson for this family tonight. in fact, jahi's grandmother and uncle

>> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, fort leonard wood, missouri. >> how about that for a good idea?our broadcast on a monday night as we start off a new week. thanks for being with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

congressman lance leonard of new jersey, thank you so much for being -- leonard lance. people done that before? >> all the time. >> thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >> all right. good luck with this health care effort. >>> up next, the one and only ben stein on president obama's dismal approval ratings. last chance to vote in the poll. should patriarch phil robertson have been suspended? facebook or tweet me. what do you think, congressman? n sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! n it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> just when you thought president obama's numbers couldn't get any lower, in his fifth year of office or in office, a new poll says the approval rating has sunk to a whopping

congressman lance leonard of new jersey, thank you so much for being -- leonard lance.eople done that before? >> all the time. >> thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >> all right. good luck with this health care effort. >>> up next, the one and only ben stein on president obama's dismal approval ratings. last chance to vote in the poll. should patriarch phil robertson have been suspended? facebook or tweet me. what do you think, congressman? be a victim of fraud. fraud could mean lower credit scores and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report at experian.com. the deep sweep power brush by oral-b for the first time. wow. it's "wow," you know? wow. wow. that feels "wow." [ male announcer ] oral-b deep sweep, featuring 3 cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles that reach deep between teeth to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. it seems like it gets more to areas of your mouth that you can't reach with a regular toothbrush. [ male

john leonard joins us via skype. he has researched this topic for more than 25 years.his has always been about 25 years away. >> it has been an exciting year. a lot of this has to do with google. they made such a big splash. giving a blind person a ride in a self-driving car. that created a wave of momentum. >> michigan has been playing catch-up for at least 30 years. are they afraid google will get way ahead in the same way that japan got ahead in the 1970s? >> there are two different approaches. the national transportation safety administration has come up with levels. a level four vehicle would be fully autonomous. you could take a nap or read a book. the level three technology is more of an evolution from existing active safety systems in which the u.s. carmakers and europe and japan have had a tremendous record of technological progress. the conventional car companies, it is adding to existing safety systems. google is going more for long-term change towards a transformation of the transportation system. >> all things being equal, when you talk about a crash, i wo

congressman lance leonard of new jersey, thank you so much for being -- leonard lance.e time. >> thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >> all right. good luck with this health care effort. >>> up next, the one and only ben stein on president obama's dismal approval ratings. last chance to vote in the poll. should patriarch phil robertson have been suspended? facebook or tweet me. what do you think, congressman? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ verizon now has the gifts everyone wants. that's powerful. verizon. >>> just when you thought president obama's numbers couldn't get any lower, in his fifth year of office or in office, a new poll says the approval rating has sunk to a whopping 43%. in fact, out of all the post-world war ii presidents, obama has the second lowest approval just above richard nixon and fifth year ended with a 20% approval rating. with me now is nixon's former speechwriter and economist, our friend, ben stein. good evening, ben. >> good evening, your honor. >> all right. ben, the current president is rated down there with your former boss richard nixon but y

the upper midwest, the colorado rockies are snowy and the dakotas are snowy as well. >> harvey leonard, wishing you and everyone at channel 5 a merry christmas tonight. >>> the other big headline here this evening comes from ups and this evening an announcement that will affect families from coast to coast. thousands of packages shipped from ups will not make it in time even if you were told they would be there, the shipping giant saying they're, quote, overwhelmed, saying the volume of air packages in our system exceeded the capacity of our network as demand was much greater than the forecast. millions of americans buying online this year, ups last week alone delivering 132 million packages, 300 a second. they're saying most of the effected packages will get there the day after christmas. this is the first time they have had to lay blame on volume and not weather. customers already outraged, some saying they placed their orders more than a week ago. >>> to the other consumer nightmare playing out this christmas eve, new credit card worries as the investigation into the major breach at

and jonwas john leonard erlichman with emily chang.bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ >> we have some breaking news. communications looks like there putting a hit together to go after time warner cable. now they have financing for $20 billion. they are lining up to help linda charter as ministry by doing to get this done. they've offered $135. is less. itself it looks like charters going to go off with a proxy battle. the battle for time warner cable is on. goldman sachs and credit suisse are monitoring that story. it is also the season for holiday shopping. online retailers are hard at work are also seeing returns and handling customer complaints. measures howes well all of these companies are doing. information.l the talk soon about the quality of the holiday season. >> it has an interesting. quality of service and speed. then you start to see some new innovating things and am a people to try to compete with amazon. >> wanted talk about apples. it is not about me. it is about me at the zap tpos. they were gearing up to have everyb

erlichman andon john leonard, a professor at m.i.t.. telling me that began by telling me how boston dynamics got started. it was founded by a professor who gave up his tenure and left m.i.t. to pursue his vision of the greatest robots in the world. i know that when i show the videos of these robots to my students, it captures their imagination. it is right at the cutting edge of what you can do in a challenging dynamic environment today. >> we are looking at how they move but what are some of the practical applications of these robots? it seems like something the military should be buying. >> i do know that boston dynamics has done a number of contracts for the military. they are building a robot called in thewhich is happening next week or two in florida. 15 teams competing for a crop -- competing for prize to build a robot that can use tools -- climb up the ladder's climb up ladders and response and disaster scenarios, such as and for shema. -- such as in the fukushima. there are a range of civilian applications, anything that involve

i have to think that has a value. >> that was john leonard of m.i.t.a bid to get more people involved in computers, everyone from athletes to tech leaders sat down for an hour of coding. we have the founders behind the initiative and we will see how successful it has been. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is bloomberg west on blumberg television, streaming on your phone or apple tv. from chris bosh to ashton kutcher, tech giants dedicated one hour to learning or teaching computer science last week. it was the hour of code initiative. even president obama urged kids to take part. >> learning the skills isn't just important for your future, it is important for our country's future. if we want were to stay on the cutting edge, we need young people like you to master the tools of technology that will change the way we do everything. >> the nonprofit organization got 15 million students in 170 countries to sit down for an hour coding lesson. one in five students in the united states participated. will one hour of code translate to many more hours of computer s

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so the hallelujah for this moment is not of the handle variety or of the -- handel variety or the leonard variety. the melan collie one -- mel -- then the donkey was beside himself. [ laughter ] anyway, my point is this: the budget compromise is that kind of melancholy hal -- hallelujah is good. >> it's a breath of fresh air. not used to using that c word compromise. >> jon: i country believe those (bleep) c-worded. [ laughter ] -- yes, i can't believe those (bleep) c-worded. i hope my mother isn't watching. how did this deal go down. >> republican paul ryan and patty murray announce they had reached a deal tuesday after two months of negotiations. >> jon: oh, my god. these two members of congress are visual analogs for how the two sides cannot see eye to eye. they are a life-size bar graph of the fiscal distance between the parties. that's -- [laughter] and -- and quite frankly -- [ applause ] -- if i may be so bold, the two of them look like all my prom pictures in reverse. [laughter] so the important thing is -- oh. [ laughter ] aw, the jew fro. those were the days. let's hear it. what

cleveland elementary school and grot 10 and hill convert, june jordan and leonard and paul refer and marshall and elementary school stephanie young. may i ask for all the award winners to please stand for a recollection of applause (clapping) >> well done. well done. well done. ladies and gentlemen, it's also a great pleasure this evening i congratulate our historic practices department being an award winner with the bell award. our board passed a resolution to implement a resolution for the mass dispensation. this mandated a strategic change effort to have a positive change 40 in our disciplinarian practices. during the 2010 and 11 school year we're having a unpunitive education community and the implementation the staff members have been trained and the introduction to the practice to over 2 thousand 8 hundred participants and our advisory council has been a part of that. it's been selected out of 2 hundred and 50 candidates and will be awarded on december 7th initiating. congratulation to kari berkowitz and kudos to our associate superintendent of ask the community department kevi

. >>> cross breeding big cats and the cute results. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, leonard so >>> a colorado man saysis grateful to his husky who probably saved his life. he was on a ski run when he took a horrible fall. he was stock in a ravine and couldn't move. his dog juno wouldn't leave his side until they heard people nearby. >> i looked at her and go go get him. she actually ran off and there was -- they had a dog with them. and she somehow or another brought the dog back to me. >> incredible dog. incredibly, one of those nearby skiers was a trauma surgeon. took five hours to get somers off the mountain. she stayed with her master and kept him warm. >> two of the toughest predators on earth. how is it they are so cute and cuddly? this trio of cubs born at an oklahoma zoo are the second of their kind in the world. result of generations of cross breeding. dad is a lion. but mom is an liger. half mom, half tiger. that makes them ligers. . >> a whole lot of nba basketball set aside for christmas day. labron flying through the air against the lakers and fight the warriors. things got heated in this

in an op-ed in the detroit free press, major general michael leonard writes the facility never shouldned in the first place. in retrospect, in his opinion, the entire detention and interrogation strategy was wrong. he says it validates every negative perception about the u.s. let's face it, there are a lot of people out there who agree with general leonard, a lot of powerful people and his former commander in chief, he just happens to be one of them. the presidential candidate barack obama promised many times to close the prison at guantanamo bay. called the place a recruitment tool for terrorists. no surprise that on his second day in office, as one of the very first things he would do as president and as a symbol of how things would be different under this administration than the last, president obama signed an executive order that demanded the prison be closed within one year. when he accepted his nobel peace prize later that year, he talked about closing guantanamo. >> i believe the united states of america must remain a standard bearer in the conduct of war. that is what makes us

so the hallelujah for this moment is not of the handle variety or of the -- handel variety or the leonard

prosecutors allege leonard swapped prostitutes for information.n a memo, ray mabus instructed strategies toview see a proper procedures were being followed. this is half an hour. >> good morning. first, i want to apologize for my voice. i have caught something, and people have suggested it is because i stood out for six hours in the freezing rain at army navy, but i'm pretty sure that was not the reason it happened. as john kirby said, i'm going to make a few remarks and then take questions. he noted that the admiral and mr. branch are here if you want to go into greater detail at greater length. prevention, identification, and action against fraud against the government has been a focus of mine since i first entered public service in mississippi as state auditor, and i have continued putting an action. lately, our efforts to go after contracting fraud have produced some headlines. while we are obviously not pleased about the conduct of those involved in the case, i do believe that the discovery of the allegations are indications that our efforts

anderson the church of stop shopping reverend billy, eduardo of "the new york times" and critic and leonard pitt and you can watch all the programs featured in the entirety on our web site, booktv.org she appeared on book tv after words in 2012. here is a portion of that interview. >> early on i guess it would have been clear that they would have consequences for you and your family. what were the things that you were most concerned about moving? >> the biggest concern and i hate to admit as much as we want to take a stand on our we did believe in some of the stereotypes about poor service, poor quality, high prices, all that kind of stuff that impact the small and local businesses so that was the biggest concern is are we really going to live like this and expect these services to take a stand? so that was the biggest concern and we prepared ourselves for that. but the other piece was we've really did believe that we could find everything. we were just like here we get to spend a lot less money pointing to the level suburbs and we have a lot more money on the side of the economically depri

. >> leonard summer says his husky came to the rescue when he tumbled into a ravine and couldn't move his arms. juneau dug away snow from his face. stayed by his side and ran for help when she heard other skiers passing by. >> i said go get them. she ran off. and they had a dog with them. and she somehow or another, brought the dog back. >> both dogs stayed with summers until the skiers turned back to see what was wrong. juneau's actions have earned her a heroic dog award. >> hope she got treats for christmas. >>> a look at sports now. several christmas day nba games. we start with the oklahoma city thunder, delivering the most dominating performance ever by a road team on christmas. they humiliate the new york knicks, 123-94. >> the knicks were playing without carmelo anthony. and they've lost all seven games in orange uniforms this year. new york's other team isn't having a good season in any uniforms this year. the brooklyn nets were routed by the chicago bulls. 95-78. brooklyn native taj gibson was one of the six chicago players in double-digits. >> the nets lost four-straight. th

but leonard goes for twuchbility lack at the passing by the spurs. led by 2 at the half. former warrior. up 8 in the fourth and patty mount st. helens out of saint mary worked on the jumper clearly. 30 seconds left. warriors down 3. curry calmly pump at home. 2 seconds left. look what i found. goal tending should have been the call but no call basket counts and time running out. jack up a prayer not the shot they wanted clearly. 24 turn overs for the warriors andless to the super sub 10 104-102. bad loss. kings in l.a. collides knee to knee with hurdle. brown gets a 5 minute major and game misconduct. hurdle limp off and could be out awhile. that could be really serious. martinez gripping and ripping in the second period. l then tyler to foley with the 9th of the year to make it 2 nothing and jones spectacular the rookie seventh straight we kno know. club save on this. harbaugh peppered with question about his the future today. most likely scenario is harbaugh gets contract extension after the season. we get 7 million a year. meanwhile rumors all over the place. interest

leonard dicaprio playing a hedonistic rich capitalist in the new movie "wolf of wall street."hing he said about the rich capitalists cght our gang's atttion. take a look. >> i feel like it's an accurate reflection of everything that is wrong with the world we livein today. the attitude ofhis character jordan belford is direly attributed to the destruction of our economy, to, you know, you can attribute this attitude, the darker side of human ture to everything that has gone wrg in society. >> steve, you say that smacks of hollywood hypocrisy. how so? >> a cathouse madae preaching virtue. in hollywood the big news is a person who isn't having hedonistic lifestyle. for them to denounce sin, that's rich. >> rick, you were out in hoood. you were in sin city for a while. what do you thin of dicaprio? >> do i strike you as a hedonistic sort of a person? >> you are a hedonistic wannabe, rick. >> look, i mean, i have to be honest with you. this might disappoint you but people in hollyod are a little bit morenormal than you would expect. i have friends on wall street that my hollywood

but leonard goes for twuchbility lack at the passing by the spurs. led by 2 at the half. fourth and patty mount st. helens out of saint mary worked on the jumper clearly. 30 seconds left. warriors down 3. curry calmly pump at home. 2 seconds left. look what i found. goal tending should have been the call but no call basket counts and time running out. jack up a prayer not the shot they wanted clearly. 24 turn overs for the warriors andless to the super sub 10 104-102. bad loss. kings in l.a. collides knee to knee with hurdle. brown gets a 5 minute major and game misconduct. hurdle limp off and could be out awhile. that could be really serious. martinez gripping and ripping in the second period. l then tyler to foley with the 9th of the year to make it 2 nothing and jones spectacular the rookie seventh straight we kno know. club save on this. harbaugh peppered with question about his the future today. most likely scenario is harbaugh gets contract extension after the season. we get 7 million a year. meanwhile rumors all over the place. interest from texas about alleged 46

this is leonard williams, thank you for being here. there are a lot of myths about what gets a tax write off. >> there is no write off for me or to you. and there is no tax write off for person a to b. but common misconception. pbout $14n give give. that is not income to the he sippent. >> so that is a big deal. you don't have to pay tax on it? >> yes. you eat into exclusion for estate tax purposes. >> this is chairitable giving. putting it simply, then you can deduct that on your federal and state tax return. savings will be whatever amount you've given so if you give a thousand you're going save in taxes. >> is a very good thing. give us a call. so great stuff, thank you. >> it takes a dollar to feed someone for a day. >> yes. spencer is back with more. stay with us. >>> abc7 give where you live helps highlight work to help feed 600,000 people each month. and tonight being staffed by google. >> many volunteers came from a firm and joining us is paul lowery. >> we had 25 people here tonight. >> that is fantastic. >> we're talking abou

leonard somers was on a cross- country ski run last month when he fell down a ravine and severed two vertebrae. he was stuck and couldn't move but his dog juno wouldn't leave his side until they heard people nearby. >> i look at her and i said, go get them. she actually ran off and there was -- they had a dog with them. and she somehow or another brought the dog back to me. >> one of those nearby skiers just happened to be a trauma surgeon. so it took five hours to get somers off the mountain. the whole time juno stayed with him and kept him warm. somers is still unable to walk but is determined to walk again someday. >>> it is 4:56. thieves hit two of the two bay area -- two bay area homes with kids and ruin their christmas. now police are looking for burglars and helping the family salvage the holiday. >> we have made it through the season of giving. now we're entering the season of returning. we're talking the day after christmas. we'll tell you why the discounts might be bigger than last year. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> >>> i was really excited. i couldn't wait to see her face. but it di

. >> october 29, 1969, bob taylor, charlie kline and leonard pine route. what happened? >> guest: this is the turning of the internet. they didn't really bet the time, but it was to become the modern internet. this is an excremental at the time. they were trying to login. they were on the line they were trying to connect ucla to stanford. they were trying to login. as soon as they press g, the whole thing crashed. the first attempt to do it just worked. subsequently, they got it working. it's a very small network. it is essentially built to link together the various computers to use the military resurgence. the guys who are finding that had many of these people that they had hoped to set up. so they wanted to be able to see what was going on. they didn't want the remote channel for every machine around the country. they wanted to have a single that could see all of them. this is an interesting thing that seems to happen when you have computers that allow people to connect your users of a particular mainframe would get more collaboration between the researchers say they c

but leonard goes for twuchbility lack at the passing by the spurs. led by 2 at the half.mer warrior. up 8 in the fourth and patty mount st. helens out of saint mary worked on the jumper clearly. 30 seconds left. warriors down 3. curry calmly pump at home. 2 seconds left. look what i found. goal tending should have been the call but no call basket counts and time running out. jack up a prayer not the shot they wanted clearly. 24 turn overs for the warriors andless to the super sub 10 104-102. bad loss. kings in l.a. collides knee to knee with hurdle. brown gets a 5 minute major and game misconduct. hurdle limp off and could be out awhile. that could be really serious. martinez gripping and ripping in the second period. l then tyler to foley with the 9th of the year to make it 2 nothing and jones spectacular the rookie seventh straight we kno know. club save on this. harbaugh peppered with question about his the future today. most likely scenario is harbaugh gets contract extension after the season. we get 7 million a year. meanwhile rumors all over the place. interest from

leonard summers was on a ski run last month when he took a horrible fall. was stuck in a ravine and couldn't move, but his dog juno wouldn't leave his side until they heard people nearby. >> i looked at her, and i go, "go get them." she actually ran off, and there was -- they had a dog with them, and she somehow or another brought the dog back to me. >> amazing dog. well, incredibly, one of those nearby skiers was a trauma surgeon. it took five hours to get summers off the mountain. the whole time, gio stayed with her master and kept him warm. >>> they are descendents of two of the toughest predators on earth so how is it that they are also so cute and cudly? watch. a trail of liger cubs born in oklahoma zoo, the second of their kind in the world. they're the result of generations of cross breeding. dad is a lion, but mom is an liger. that's half lion, half tiger, and that makes these hybrid cubs ligers. it's believed they could grow up to become one of the largest cats the animal kingdom has ever seen. >> and probably the most feared, but they're gorgeous.

this is leonard williams, thank you for being here. there are a lot of myths about what gets a tax write off. >> there is no write off for me or to you. and there is no tax write off for person a to b. but common misconception. people understand about $14,000 you can give give. that is not income to the he sippent. >> so that is a big deal. you don't have to pay tax on >> yes. you eat into exclusion for estate tax purposes. >> this is putting it simply, then you can deduct that on your federal and state tax return. savings will be whatever amount you've given so if you give a thousand you're going save in taxes. >> is a very good thing. a call. so you. >> it takes a dollar to feed someone for a day. >> yes. spencer is back with mo check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition o

. >> his father leonard shoen founded the company and he was a serial merrier -- marrier or divorcer.ng the fortunes of him and his brother. their stock in the parent of u- haul, something south of $1 billion. our reporter in boston was digging through some old filings. they had the storage business off the balance sheet and he started digging around and discovered that he has been buying storage properties from u-haul over the years and that fortune is worth a couple billion dollars. >> clarify that. mark shoen is the largest shareholder. he is, what, the ceo? >> no, just the director of the company. what he has done over the last couple of decades is buying storage properties from u-haul. >> like actual storage properties? >> millions of square feet of storage space. billionis to two $1 ticky is very private. i can imagine, given on what has gone on in the family. >> we were unsuccessful finding a picture of him. the family has been locked up in lawsuits over the past few years. in 1986s a proxy fight and since then it has been embroiled in litigation. ,> his father, leonard shoen w

indians did have first mover advantage in the united states but they lost that one well in the name of leonard peltier i commend you over there pine ridge and embrace bitcoin and come on the show get the chief get the chief of your tribe to come on my show and we'll spread the word around the world we've got to go stacy and i got to put on landing headdress and do a bit coin dance where's my christmas box it's in my bitcoin dancer in. whatever that is. stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. these are they could spend countless hours here braving the elements in order to stand up to us oil giants chevron. this comes after a mass hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some have dubbed the gulag of our times. it's an undeclared global battlefield in which yemen is just one of the front lines . that it's all. this is extremely interesting. strategically she told tried. a longer covert team of journalists trying to release wiki leaks documents about see how the united states is trying to. be a global media more pro-american they encounter fear ignorance and pr

not enough for a time because an ncis agent was actively obstructing the investigation by helping leonard rancis avoid ejection. second, contracting officers certainly were not told because that could have compromised the investigation. first, information about the investigation was restricted with few exceptions to prevent leaks. as i have noted, even that precaution was not enough for a time because an ncis agent was actively obstructing the investigation by helping leonard francis avoid ejection. second, contracting officers certainly were not told because that could have compromised the investigation. finally, if the navy suspends the company's ability to compete for contracts or refuses to award a contract to a low bidder, we are required by federal law to give that contractor a reason. in this case, a notification would have tipped off gdma that something was wrong. this is a very serious case, and it is a serious issue. i am making sure that navy leaders everywhere understand ow deeply concerned i am about it, and i have already spoken with a chief of naval perations, our fleet com

in 1977 leonard now we move to american indian. part of the american indian movement shoots two fbi agents cold blood. still being celebrated for the innocence today. he was tried, convicted, fair trial. totally guilty. i still see you drive around douglas county. you see bumper stickers free him. tried twice for murder in 1967 convicted both times. when out on leave between trials, he took a female manager and beat her near to death. and at the same time bob dylan was writing song the about hurricane and sicking them around the country. he was finally released on a technicality some years later. it allowed his champions in the media to make -- and yet he was convicted twice. and again fair trial multiracial jury, et. cetera. my favorite in this world of bizarre innocence is -- [inaudible] some of you may have heard of him inspect 1981 the summer of 1981, philadelphia police officer was 25 years old at the type called and said i have a 3:00 a.m. intersection. i have a tough situation. get here quickly. his backup gets there two min

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on today's early edition of "bloomberg west" we spoke with john leonard.e started by asking him exactly just what these robotics can do. >> they specialize in locomotion, how a robot moves through the world. this captures their imagination. it is on the cutting age of what you can do in a challenging environment. >> we are looking at how they move. what are the practical implications for you? >> i do know they have done a number of contracts for the military. they're building a robot called atlas that is you something in the darker robotics challenge which is happening in florida. my colleagues are leading the m.i.t. team. there are about 15 teams competing for a prize to build a robot that can use tools and climb up ladders and chided vehicles and maybe respond in a disaster scenario. these are robots that can interact with the world in a capable way. it would be relevant to the military but there are a range of civilian applications. anything that means going out to the field into mines -- in disaster response situations. >> interesting. jon, yet spoke w

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