he was identified as 25-year-old john leonard from hawthorne >>> from parking to traffic, palo alto is giving police a headache. finding a parking spot is becoming a problem. the parking may be going high-tech. among the proposals, they would like to have a downtown parking app to enhance the city's website and permit sales and revive parking time limits. >>> checking in with meet visit anthony slaughter, with the forecast. it's winding up about now. >> yeah, a beautiful weekend across the bay. and 50s on the coastline up to 93 degrees and back. we have fog building right now and the marine later will be from the start of the uni. and want to show you the next system. send time looking at the -- and a lot of the going to actually hut us. and the next sge and that is going to go north. here is what i want to you see. the skin, right there, just rest of portland. that is the area of and it's just going to mean more jog and whistle. and it's going to stay to the north and the ground ball. what going to be -- and clear outside but in pal low par ploel. where it's all nothinged. and in is w

will have a value leading to robots and uses we never thought of. , the ceo ofer clarify, and john leonardcs repressor. household being targeted by hackers. personal data on more than 4 million patients has been stolen. we tell you who was behind it and exactly what they stole next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." hackers hit community health systems which operates hotels mainly in the south. they stole social security numbers, birthdays, and addresses of 4.5 million americans. they believe the intact came from china in the months of april and june. from streaming video to crowd source images, technology is playing a central role in telling the story of the protest in ferguson, missouri. what technology is actually being used by the citizens and law enforcement as well? i'm joined by dave simmons and peter. it allows anyone to share safety-related videos and is used by several law enforcement agencies. we talked about how the technology of twitter and facebook is helping to spread the story of what's happening and what happened. what is law enforcement doing in t

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a guy named john leonard solved the slam problem for a room about the size by waving and microsoft connect around in it. this is a $150 piece of consumer electronics. eric and i saw enough examples like that and we said what on earth is going on here and lead us to go out and talk to a lot on the economic side of the technology side and it eventually led to this book. >> i think the first question that one would want answered then is how and why this happened. we have been hearing promises and we are working just north of where all these things get made of things that are going to change the world, artificial intelligence will solve our problems in these promises are regularly not delivered on. now in the last three or four years something seems to have changed. what? >> that may give you a three-part answer to that question because that's what sent us into the field. our answer to that takes up the first third of the book and there's really a three-part. >> will have to do it in a couple of minutes. >> i will save you some time. the first part is the relentless improvement in computing po

last year a colleague named john leonard signed the problem by waving a microsoft connect in it. this is a $150 piece of consumer electronics. we saw enough examples and said what on earth is going on and we went out and talked to the nerds on the economic and technology side and it led to this book. >> i think the first question one would want answered then is how and why this happened. we have been hearing promises, we are working north of where all of these things get made, of things that will change the world. artificial intelligence is going to solve the problems and the promises are not delivered on regularly. now in the last 3-4 years something has changed. what? >> can i give you a three-part answer to that question. that is what sent us into the field. our answer takes up about the first third of the book. >> which you will only have to do in a couple minutes. >> it is a fair question. the first part is the computing power and it is easy to underestimate what happens when this improvement has been going on and sometimes a difference in degree is a difference in kind. we