. >>> the driverless car. state of california granting licenses for autonomous vehicles in our very on costa gramattis is going to take one for a spin. >> the road to the driver -- road to the driverless car has been a long one. >> all set for auto control. >> this is how general motor envisioned the future in 1957? >> in and out under automatic control, hands-off steering. that was then. this is now. this is gm's concept car, aided itself aided bio board cameras and v to v technology? >> take it off, the wheel. >> come 2017, gm starts selling cadillacs with super cruise, a semi automated system that can let the car do much of the driving and take control to avert a crash. >> we found quickly people get a just to the system, are willing to take hands off of the wheel and feet off of the pedals. >> gm is not the only auto maker gearing up for driverless cars. nissan is racing toward a 2020 deadline for a fully autonomous vehicle. and the top resea searcher let me figure out how it works. scanners. >> yes. >> th

gearing up for driverless cars. up for driverless cars. nissan is racing toward a 2020 nissan is racing toward a 2020 deadline for a fully autonomous vehicle. deadline for a fully autonomous and vehicle. and the top resea searcher let me figure out how it works. the top resea searcher let scanners. >> yes. me figure out how it works. scanners. >> yes. >> they send out big people withes of laser? >> yes. >> they send out big people withes of laser? >> to determine how far the distance is. >> yes. >> yes. >> to determine how far the distance is. >> yes. >> and here we have a >> and here we have a big radar big radar panel that can see 20 meeters panel that can see 20 meeters ahead and in the back, another radar panel here and one over here as well. >> yes. yeah. ahead and in the back, another radar panel here and one over here as well. >> they determine. >> yes. yeah. >> centimeters. >> they determine. >> centimeters. >> whether objects are >> whether objects are approaching a car or going away from the car? approachi

>> the v2v technology is a step before driverless cars. v2v technology to enhance the concept of cars. v2v is real. it's tested. there are 3,000 cars on the road with this technology. one day, what they develop and create will feed into the scenes of driverless cars. drive. >> coming up after the break. something that is near and dear to your heart. the idea of stem. >> absolutely. i'll introduce you to an up and coming rock as far as a stem field, science, technology, engineering and maths. she's a high school student and about to make huge corrections to science. >> i love it. we'll check it out next. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> hey, welcome back to "techknow", i'm phil torres, and with me is shini somara, and crystal dilworth. crystal dilworth, i never see you more excited than when talking about young women doing amazing things in science. >> absolutely, nothing makes me happier, with a young woman challenging the stereotypes. i'm excited to introduce you to a girl, petra grutzik, a finalist at the intel international science and engineering fes

when you can open uber and summon a driver, or you open this imaginary google app and summon a driverless car. it seems implausible, but this is what people are talking about now. this will soon be a reality, even if it is a regulatory reality. you summon that google car, and maybe google is showing you ads. that is a cheaper ride fundamentally, and uber will have to find an autonomous vehicle partner, get closer to google, and they seem to be moving in the opposite direction, or spend the money to develop a self driving car technology in-house and added to its fleet. >> that would mean, for example, uber doesn't control the vehicle or the driver. if they decide to go to google and offer their services in that is a transition move to mac. >> -- too. >> right, and particularly if google is able to offer less expensive alternative, that is significant. these are a couple of chess moves down the road. you get the sense from the way these winds are blowing that this is what uber is concerned about right now. >> brad from bloomberg businessweek. he is the senior writer joining us from san francisc

they are working on driverless cars and cells with carnegie mellon. ach other's game. they are in each other's that yard. the work has to be done. it's a race. tesla is thinking about an autonomous car, audi mercedes. everybody is trying to push this development. it's like apple pay versus pay out. thank you looking to get in on the digital wallet. everybody is working with each other and against each other google has in the game. they also put money on mover in case it doesn't work out. >> is hard to get rid of them. >> we will have to see. >> i'm not sure that is the best insider knowledge. >> thank you so much, caroline hyde. >> you can read more about this story. it's on the new bloomberg website. you can just go to bloomberg.com . >> will amazon bet on bricks and mortar stores? stay with us. we'll have more on that coming up. ♪ >> welcome back here and you're watching the pulse on the berg td. we are pushing into the suv segment. i can't decide how you pronounce it. the french carmaker europe's third largest has a new model to counteract dropping

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as of today, driverless cars can be driven in the uk. first to allow autonomous cars to drive on the road without special permits. currently germany and italy has strict geographic locations to be tested and the uk hopes it will make it a global leader in driverless development. our correspondent has been playing with these things all day. great to have you with us. we talk a lot about driverless cars on this program and when we do we talk u.s. or google. not the uk. this is a massive leap for britain. >> there is. what they're saying we have the right regulations in britain to test streets and pavement. we'll get the car going in a second. weaving in and around people. britain is well set up to change the law and trying to attract the business all the different companies to test their cars here. we will get it going in a second. first, we get all a look at what it is like in action. funny how we'll happily let a computer take charge of this yet people worry if they think a computer might be driving them in one of these. this is the firs

google wants the driverless car. otherwise, the first mover advantage is real because uber has shown they can get the drivers and by a large, quality experience. >> my skepticism is not the technology. but of all people, doug holtz-eakin you know how slowly the government can move. you think regulators will greece regular's -- agree to driverless cars anytime in the next decade? >> no. that is not a technology issue that is a government issue. >> i want to bring up these numbers. let an argument the other day about why it is off the cliff. this is five years out and then five years from there. this is what the market says inflation is going to do. the answer is, doug holtz-eakin something has changed. is it structural or oil is six and of that as well? >> i think we'll is different phenomenally. we see in north american production, something break the ability of opec to maintain prices. we have a temporary low because of low growth performance. we're never going back to the situation where we get you a political risk

or build its own driverless car. since google has so much time and money invested over so many years of research and development. >> i am curious to hear your question on this -- your answer to this. the you believe that uber is going to really put a dent in american ownership of cars? >> i think the car sharing model is -- as well as the driverless car, going to put a dent in american car sales. we are probably at deke cars the next few years because kids do not care about cars as much anymore. if they can get in it and it will drive them with a want to go, they do not understand the joy of the independence and freedom of mobility. >> i fall in the category of being driven. >> let me get you out on the track. [laughter] >> i have been but not everyone is a race car driver like you. >> i think -- there was a great story about lord marsh who runs the revival festival. the self driving car is going to be catastrophic for modern cars. people do not realize the value of this machine that is at once art and a utility. kid

in the other realm, if you think about driverless cars, there is huge potential for these cars to literally save lives by preventing accidents. and that is huge opportunity. and people get focused on well what happens if this driverless car hitting somebody? and frankly, sooner or later that is going happen. but right now we have people hitting each other. 30,000 plus fatalities a year and we can ree deuce that number using intelligent technology. >> all right. welld reminder. and thank you for join us today orin. >> my prleasure. >> we are "on the money." a court ruling put a stop to the president's immigration plan. what could happen next and why it matters. and later how one organization is looking to change the way kids think of business and finance by making money part of the classroom curriculum. right now look how the stock t >>> president obama's plan for immigration reform was blocked this week by a texas judge ruling. the executive order would have cleared pathway to citizenship for about 11 million undocumented immigrants currently within the united states. joining me tn white. p

in the other realm, if you think of driverless cars, there's a huge potential for these cars to literally save lives by preventing accidents and that's a huge opportunity. people get focused over what happens if this driverless car hits somebody and frankly, sooner or later that's going to happen. right now we have people hitting each other, 30,000 plus fatalities a year and we can reduce that number using intelligent technology. >> it's a good reminder and thank you very much for joining us today, orin. >> my pleasure. >> up next we're "on the money", a court ruling put a stop to the president's immigration plan. what could happen now and why it matters? and later how one organization is looking to change the way kids think about business and finance by making money part of the classroom curriculum. right now as we head to a break, look at how the stock market ended the week. a scientific genius at bework....my daughter.'s it all started when she got a dell 2-in-1. it's a tablet when you want it and a laptop when you need it. dell 2-in-1s with intel inside have everything you need to lea

google in driverless cars. just how far are we from driverless cars being a reality? would you trust them? we'll take a look at that this hour, but, first, let's go to sue who is back at the nyse. hi, sue. >> i sure am ty. stocks are soaring right now. we have a triple digit advance in the dow jones industrial average. the dow is on the up side by 160 points. the s&p is higher by about 12.2/3. nasdaq higher by 9.5 or close to that, and the russell 2,000 is up 12. as ty mentioned, oil is really one of the big stories today. it's rallying. it's a best west texas intermediate, and brent crude is up almost 4%. it has a lot of us asking has oil bottomed? we're going to talk about that in just a moment. first, bob come on into the light. bob pasani welcome back from florida, by the way. >> pleasure to be back. we are just rallying in oil here. oil just jumped by 60 cents in the last 20 to 30 minutes. we're at $52. moving up. let's take a look at the arguments. my heavened, there are such arguments today. some people are against it. recount is down. capital expenditures are

that's my top driverless car idea. what about you? safety belts, safety cameras, everything safety. the company pays a small dividend, almost 2% and cash flows after 2015 are supposed to be monumental. charles: what's the symbol? >> almb. >> the driver -- charles: wait a minute, they just put themselves up for sale. you wanted to sneak one in there. >> the controller processors, they made 60 million dollars last year. it's going up to 500 million. >> i want google, they're going to get there as early as anybody, i know it's a safe play but starting and spending money. charles: looks like herbi the love bug. tomorrow, we're going to get a lot of new, nothing bigger than the fed. maybe we'll see olive branch to the greeks in form of loan extension. that deadline is friday. lot of earnings after the bell. fossil miss is getting mixed. fatburger is through the roof. cyberarc and gopro were huge today as well. those are things i like, i'm going to continue to watch tomorrow. >> housing starts, building permits, we're watching that carefull

google has been developing and even testing driverless cars for several years now.rts say fully you a autonomous cars are years's way. >>> a way to make sure those college students are really going to class. how several college campuses are keeping track of attendance. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco, where police are investigating four home invasion robberies in the past four days. coming up an update from police and the areas where the robbers hit. >>> some commutes have improved. others are still very slow. we'll sort out the two and we'll tell you more about the south bay drive. >>> a band of high clouds for the morning. but there will be more sun in the afternoon. fog seems to be favoring areas to the north. what about the rain? maybe thursday. more on that coming up. with a dog as a partner, i got to be up on my voice commands. it's why xfinity's new voice remote is perfect for me. find cop shows. i just say it and i see it. [radio chatter] [dog bark] finding my shows has never been easier. [dog barking] watch top chef. [dog bark] the new x1 voice rem

they are working with carnegie melon university to develop driverless cars, this could be the future of uber, after google announced a driverless car, a sign of the competition between the two companies. >>> still ahead here, an oscar frontrunner pulled from the theaters in the middle east. and it pulled it out of theaters in iraq. >>> and we'll tell you the new adventure for anna, elsa and olaf when "action news" comes right back. and for something really simple, play the all-new pick 2. easy to play. simple to say. alfonso salpingdis can appreciate a simple name. that's why he likes pick 4 from the pennsylvania lottery, they've given all your favorite numbers games new, simpler names. and for something really simple, play the all-new pick 2. easy to play. simple to say. . >>> some brave wisconsin residents had women showing up to race snowmobiles in their bikinis they raised $50,000 and most of the that goes to breast cancer research. one even set a record in a bikini! >> rick should try that. >> for sure. i'll ride the motorcycle that is for sure. david is here now with somewhat o

hopefully we can have driverless cars. >> we have done autonomous cars.ction-year here in the u k. labor going hard left. tories offering us a referendum on the eu. you have been vocal about this. is this the least-business friendly environment you have witnessed? >> i don't know, really. as we look at this changing landscape, we just probed lower barriers to trade. we want people to move around and choose where they work. we want people to access markets in different countries more easily. they are the things we are looking too. when things settle down, that is where we wanted to be. >> are you worried about the competitiveness of this country's business? >> i don't think it would necessarily help. some resolution about that would help this is growth. -- business growth. >> how are you finding the talent pool? how easy is it to bring people inside the eu into the u.k.? you work in the u.s. and in the valley. you find there is a difference and the u.k. could be doing more to resemble the talent pool? >> different countries have different issues around imm

. >>> there is a lot of high-profile companies working on driverless cars, uber is the latest to workthat. though will work with carnegie melon here in pennsylvania to develop a self driving car, they say that it's part of uber's future and that follows google's footsteps, that company already built a prototype last year. >>> and speaking of driving, it's time for the "action news" traffic report no driverless cars out there yet, matt pellman live in the traffic center. >> it's interesting to see how that works out. good afternoon to you brian and shirleen. >> no driverless cars, on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side, stop and go from this point to conshohocken from point to south and to the eastbound side of 76 remnants of a crash in the process of clearing one by the ritz carlton on the south side of penn square and afternoon slowing in the teens as you head towards the work zones at girard and cotman and a crash in the pottstown area, on the ramp 222 westbound to the north side of 100, expect that ramp to be partially blocked and the accident involving the vehicle into the po

uber is looking to develop its own driverless cars. >>> we'll share our way to wall street. energizer bunny found a way to keep going even longer. for that and the rest of your news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc's world headquarters. did the energizer bunner ever stop going? good morning. >> no, it just keeps going and going and going. we'll talk more about that in a second. quick check on the markets, futures are higher as the markets will try to build on monday's rally are a volatile session that saw the dow fall and rise more than 100 points. energy stocks led the way on the back of another season. oil prices are above $50 a barrel this morning. also earnings from u.p.s. the dow closing to 17,361, the nasdaq gaining to 4676. >>> automakers report january sales later today and expected to rise about 14% from a year ago, despite the fact that january is the slowest month of the year because of bad weather and a holiday spending hangover. analysts expect ford to report the strongest sales thanks to the redesigned f-150 pickup truck. >>> the energizer b

driverless cars. could build two or three acre farm outside of the city, 20 miles outside of the city and have 2,000 cars servicing guys like me in manhattan off my iphone. the thing that would be interesting to me as an investor, if you take me to the city every day as a commuter you've got me for 45 minutes. you know what my profile is like from the phone, what i buy, you know what i'm interested in and advertise me and what music i want to hear. >> sounds scary. >> i like it as an investor. you've captured me an hour and a half of the day that you control the ecosystem in. that's interesting to me. i think that car can exist in the next five years and all go out to the farm to be recharged at night, use the technology bmw or do a deal with tesla. why be manufacturing a lousy margin business like cars. >> apple as phil mentions expanding auto footprint still waiting on reports and details of what that might mean, but we do know, kevin, that google and uber are looking into driverless cars. if apple,

end erly thinks there will be many prototypes including a model that would retrofit today's car in to a driverlessle. the only people who really know what's going on with this car worked for apple and late this afternoon an apple spokeswoman called me and said the company had no comment. in concord ann notrarangelo. kpix 5. >> and he says insurance premiums will go down for those with driverless cars and up for those behind the wheel. >>> google is planning to enter the ridesharing industry. the mountain view based company developed its own ridesharing app used by google employees. the whole idea could get complicated. google is a big investor in uber which would be a competitor. >>> still ahead the final chapter for a popular bay area bookstore. what's causing this place to close up? >> even if you don't live near a river, there's a riverheading toward you this week. all the tropical moisture down by hawaii is heading in our direction. >> if you have not heard the name you're about to. and we have his amazing story. when i didn't have health insurance, i had to learn how to cope with severe pain.

up to now the driverless car has seemed a reality. that could change because as of today driverless cars can be freely tested on public roads in the uk. it puts britain alongside only four states in the u.s. to allow autonomous cars on the road without special permits. currently, we know the likes of sweden and germany have stripped gi graphical locations where the cars can be tested. the uk hopes its light touch can make it a global leader in driverless development. we will talk about that. lots going on. talking about china on gmt. talk to me and tweet me and i'll tweet you back and that's it for me until just an hour's time. >> thank you. >>> malaysian police have arrested a prominent political cartoonist after the criticized the country's top court. he was arrested after tweeting tweets on sodomy and shows the judge in anwar's case while speaking in london two weeks ago he told the bbc his office had already been raided and he faced arrest on his return. >> the where it was under -- it was three. because i was not there, so they c

driverless technology. that's what they're testing on the van. and recognize most of the car in the driverless. but remember tesla got do the market, got to be a leader in electric because they jumped on electric with both feet. i think apple sees an opportunity here that somebody could jump on self-driving with both feet and steal a march on the other folks. and recognize in an apple or tesla store, this is a lot of stuff you could sell in those stores. cars in apple stores, ipads and -- [inaudible] cheryl: well, you know what, mike here's the thing if you're elon musk and tesla, you've got to be shaking in your shoes. his stock down double digits over the last six months and apple keeps going up and up and up. they could buy tesla at this point. >> they could. i mean, i don't know that elon musk is necessarily shaking in his shoes for apple entering like selling cars as he does. i think elon would be the first to tell you that building an electric car and building out the network and selling them en masse is a difficult proposition even for someone like apple with their gia

or if you take over and the driverless car --uber and i driverless car, you take away the whole industry. assets become services. what these the emerging -- what do you see a emerging as new businesses emerge? question number two is, aren't you guys afraid of what the ultimate solution could be? if you watch these tv shows like person of interest --" person of interest,", where a master computer directs you to do things. are you worried that at some juncture we are just -- we are not the director, we're just a cog in a machine? >> to the first question, what is the real business model. [laughter] >> i think you did a piece of it. capital becomes more productive. one of the things we see over a long. of time >> we give workers pcs, heavy machinery. we give them censored data, and that is one way to make them more productive. we look at polls of labor and areas that are labor intensive and you see the infusion of capital. i look at leisure and entertainment, hotels that have crews that go around and clean the rooms. today, they ring the doorbell, they will wait, they will not eventually th

neil: by the way, the worst driverless car is better than my wife's driving. >> whoa, that was mean! honey, it was in the prompter. united airlines wants to cram more people on a plane. i'm not talking a few. i'm talking 100 more seats on boeing 777's. scott, you're a slim young man, 100 seats! >> it's the suit. i thought this already happened. i always get next to the fat guy! so to me. neil: was that you in first class? >> it was me in the back of the plane, always by the bathroom. here's the issue, too. the airlines seeing a ton of profits doing just fine thank you very much, for charging you everything that you want to do on that plane, neil. now they want to add seats. come on. neil: they are going to have you standing like a cattle call in the skies and say you can stand, and just deal. >> as well they should. >> scott makes airlines out to be like they're big oil. my gosh is there a harder industry to make money in than airlines? neil: don't you justify this human cruelty! >> but wait a second. you know, here's the benefit. people want the low prices, airlines, inflation adjus

driverness driverness driverness -- driverless cars. it seems uber wants to get a jump on that opportunity. it announced it's working on carnegie melon university on a project and an uber official says self-driving cars a part of the company's future. google also developing a driverless car. >> wait a second who fills up the tank? >> good question. >> who fills up the tank? >> right. somebody has to do that. >> somebody has got to do it. that's it for us at 5:00. tonight at 6:00, strong message from maryland educators to governor larry hogan. how you can discover the impact his budget will have on your child's education. >> we're monitoring the potential for snow later this week. how much we may see and when in doug's forecast. >> and historic meeting happening right now at the white house. coverage of jordan's king abdullah's visit coming up next. >> new opposition to maryland governor larry hogan's budget. educators are fighting against potentially troubling cuts to your child's education. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in ann

to transport passengers, and experts say uber is looking to develop its own driverless cars. >>top federal health officials will be on capitol hill today to talk about this year's flu season. but they may also get questions about the ongoing measles out break, and the growing debate over whether people should be forced to vaccinate. most scientists say you should but key politicians are sharing conflicting views. >> the latest from tracyie potts on this matter from washington. >> listen to some of america's top politicians and you may not know whether to vaccinate your child against measles. >> you should get your kids vaccinated. >> parngs need to have some measure of choice as well. >> chris christie's office backed off his comments clarifying there is no question kids should be vaccinated. >> i didn't say i leave people the option. i say you have to have the balance. >> president obamaane today show interview with savannah guthrie insists the science is clear. >> there is every reason to get vaccinated. there aren't reasons to not. >> hillary clinton put it this way, tweeting

industry insiders are looked at connectedness, driverless cars possibly electric cars as well. it would be the ultimate mobile device for apple as well. they are refusing to speculate on rumors what apple very often does, it takes projects from the drawing board and goes further and then suddenly shelves them or what have you. a lot of people looking at autonomous or semiautonomous vehicles. a lot of the auto manufacturers are going down this root. it could be a natural extension in partnership with apple or if apple went on their own. they're refusing to get involved in the speculation at the moment. >> thank you so much. greatly appreciate it. >>> coming up new details from texas on the american sniper trial. >>> up next who's on top? new rankings of the u.s. presidents show george w. bush and barack obama, what they have in common. >>> that story, a check on the weather and "snl" ratings going through the roof when "way too early" comes back. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories,

but google is preparing their own ride paying service possibly in their driverless cars.as been other reports of their saying this is getting sensationalized. google has a right sharing app to make life easier to get home. why would they not be putting this sort of app together? it is something they have been building themselves. this is something that is showing what has been a key friendship. it is a bit more like friendly's -- frenemies. >> everyone is pitching their tent in everyone else's that garden. >> we heard executives talking about the future of economist vehicles and that basically puts taxis and you and i having our own cars in business. it does not make sense. if anyone can hail a car that is driverless, whiners would we need to hate for taxis or our own vehicles? it is a sharing economy. labor -- uber has been thinking about this. the app that users use is powered by google's maps data. uber had announced a partnership which is a university and they are developing an uber advanced technology center. everyone is getting on each other it is notable that they

it was a car maker's driverless car. i mean, it's like you think that apple is going to have its own plant, going to spend $1 billion on each auto plant and going to make chassises? i mean, how far is this going to go? >> one thing, you know, we cover the electronics manufacturing industry for a long time. >> sure. >> and one thing that this industry has been shifting toward is more production of automobiles. so, you know, an important supplier, they have grander ambitions in the auto industry. some of the u.s. manufacturers are at least 10%, 15% of revenue is in the auto industry. i think you have a big ecosystem out there not to mention the traditional auto suppliers to actually help you bring a car like this to market. >> so, buy wrriabrian, last yea time we were sitting around this desk asking about the apple tv, it was going to take over our living room. is that gone now? what happened to that? what's the story. >> yeah, i'm a big believer in apple tv. and so, you know, whether it's this year or next year, there's n

next thing there will be driverless cars. i'm not saying this is all a disaster. i'm saying that people are disaster. >> all right, let me ask you this. one of the reasons you're involved in this discussion is because you're talking about how people are behaving vis-a-vis bonds. now we know that bonds are in for some trouble. you're not calling the bond market a bubble. but the fact is reasonable people can assume that interest rates will go up. they're not likely to go down and that bonds will suffer as a result. what are you supposed to do if you are scared about the future of the economy? you've told me on this show housing's not a great long term investment even though your name is closely associated with housing. you wrote in your thesis that got you a nobel prize that stocks are not a great investment, what are you supposed to do? >> save more. we don't live in an environment that looks highly promising in terms of return in all the major asset classes. i think people aren't saving enough. some people are, a lot of people aren't and that's the most important

google is preparing to offer its own ride sharing service likely to go along with the driverless car's been working on. uber is developing its own driverless vehicle. google invested $258 million in uber in august of 2013. >>> stocks on wall street opened higher. the dow gained 196 points. the s&p finished 25 points higher. the nasdaq rose 41 points. oil prices rose for the third day. it finished the day $1.33 higher at $49.57 a barrel. that is the highest it's been in a month. >>> the new york stock exchange plans to de-list shares of the retailer radio shack. radio shack's been struggling and warned last year it may file for bankruptcy. news that it might not be able to find a long-term plan to stay afloat sent its stock price dramatically lower. shares fell 13% yesterday. >>> we now have the final figures for the super bowl weekend box office and the take for "american sniper" has been revised down. originally it was estimated sniper brought in 39.5 million, a record but the clint eastwood film sold $30.7 million in tickets. that leaves 2008 hannah montana, miley cyrus, the best o

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google is preparing to offer its own ride sharing service likely to go along with the driverless car's been working on. uber is developing its own driverless vehicle. google invested $258 million in uber in august of 2013. >>> stocks on wall street opened higher. the dow gained 196 points. the s&p finished 25 points higher. the nasdaq rose 41 points. oil prices rose for the third day. it finished the day $1.33 higher at $49.57 a barrel. that is the highest it's been in a month. >>> the new york stock exchange plans to de-list shares of the retailer radio shack. radio shack's been struggling and warned last year it may file for bankruptcy. news that it might not be able to find a long-term plan to stay afloat sent its stock price dramatically lower. shares fell 13% yesterday. >>> we now have the final figures for the super bowl weekend box office and the take for "american sniper" has been revised down. originally it was estimated sniper brought in 39.5 million, a record but the clint eastwood film sold $30.7 million in tickets. that leaves 2008 hannah montana, miley cyrus, the best o

they are rating a car service to competed with uber with a ride sharing service involving the driverless cars but google tweeted "we think you will find uber works well. we use them all the time." >> researchers find the longer a team looks at tablet the worst the sleep experience will be including longer to fall asleep, up to an hour and get less sleep. we remember nancy reagan, just say no to drugs just say no to the ipads. >> do you get a good night's sleep? the latest recommendations the hours we need to feel refresh. >> a new take on "then and now," is viral. the brothers in pennsylvania are boys and on right you can see the group as grown men. they re-created their youthful poses to provide their mother with a calendar for christmas. what a great idea. they scoured a half dozen thrift shots looking for clothes to match. what they wore way back when. elest brother matt, posted on the web and two million people have seen them sharing. >> we know we are sleep depraved but no l now we know how much we should be getting. the national sleep foundation is updating official recommendations. for

experts say uber is looking to develop its own driverless car after partnering with a research facility a battle with no one behind the wheel. >> i'm more comfortable with jeff driving me. >> ooh, tonight, again? are you in for it? >> anytime. >> goodnight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ now this is the story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down ♪ ♪ and i'd like to take a minute if that's okay ♪ ♪ i'll tell you how i brought "the tonight show" back out to l.a. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

announced on twitter on monday that it's teaming up with carnegie mellon university to work on driverless cars. >>> the founder of lululemon is stepping down from the company's board. chip wilson enraged many women in 2013 when faces with a massive recall of women's yoga parents after saying the fabric wasn't holding up and saying quote, some women's bodies don't work for their parents. he later stepped down as chairman but we mind on the board. monday he said i believe now is the right time to step away. >>> cuba has published the first photos of fidel kas castro in months. there's rumors that he may be dead. the images of castro are of him seated and said to be discussing current events with the head of the university of havanna's student union. the reports say the mouth took place on january 23rd at the former leader's home. these are the first new photos of castro seen since august. >>> and a story that just keeps getting sadder the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown is, quote, fighting for her life after being found face down in a bathtub this weekend. a cousin tells nbc news she