i'm bart chilton filling in on this day the star trek episode the trouble with tribbles premiered on n.b.c. as techies and trekkies you know star trek creator gene roddenberry and the writers who developed the star trek universe predicted the development of many of the devices and technologies we use today and it gave us a blueprint for many others that are on the cutting edge of science and technology right now in fact you might be watching this on one of them big screen displays of the size you saw in star trek were technologically and commercially infeasible back in the day now large ultra high def screens are fairly standard the tablet for example was predicted on appearance if star trek the touchscreen device smaller than a magazine they had there with seemingly limit to limitless access to humans and perhaps alien knowledge in the next generation series the tablets were of course an update to the communicators of the original series fictional precursors to cellphones in the real world remember when captain kirk would confront a cling on a romulan commander on the large screen t

soledad: star trek fans--rejoice! we're talki vulcans! rest of you, that's the fictional native species of the planet, vulcan. you know, spock. with pointed ears and eyebrows, vulcans live by logic and reason and minimize the role of emotion in decision making well, meet jess phoenix. she's human, is running for congress and is a volcanologist. and no that is not the study of vulcans, it is the study of volcanoes, but she says her platform embraces both science and values of vulcans. phoenix is backed by a group called 314 action which supports scientists running for office. it's named for the first three digits of pi, 3.14159. she says she got into the race because of the trump administration's l regulations and funding cuts for research. and she says washington dc needs lawmakers who base decisions on scientific evidence. so it is fitting that star trek actors tim russ, robert picardo, and john billingsley all appear in her campaign . phoenix says nearly everyone she meets jokes with her about studying vulcans. and even though she studi

that is, honest to god, they all watched "star trek." this is what they are all gunning for. announcer: all in prime time on c-span. announcer: queen elizabeth ii delivered her and you will christmas message from london. the tradition of the royal christmas message dates back to 1932 with a radio address by king george v. queen elizabeth 81st televised address in 1957 -- made the first televised address in 1957. this is just under 10 minutes. ♪ ["god save the queen"] queenod save our gracious long live our noble queen god save the queen send her victorious happy in glorious long to reign over us god save the queen ♪ queen elizabeth ii: 60 years ago today, a young woman spoke about the speed of technological change as she presented the first television broadcast of its kind. she described the moment as a landmark. [archival footage] television has made it possible for many of you to see me in your homes on christmas day. my own family often gather round to watch television, as they are at this moment. and that is how i imagine you now. six decades on, the presenter has evolved

it is at this moment that the action takes a turn which will appeal to star trek superfans. wow!klingon d5 cruiser. 0k, target it! target destroyed. it feels like social vr at its best, really. communication is a must. if you don't have it, you're not going to complete the mission. great for team building. i thought we actually had our lives on the line for a minute. a couple of sticky moments but i think we managed to keep it together as a crew and the result was a successful mission. now, one thing we love to do on click is to look at how things might change significantly in the future. and one area that we think is about to pop onto the scene and possibly on to many people's plates is lab—grown meat. i am talking burgers, steaks and fish. got a taste for it? back injuly, kat hawkins visited the cultured food capital, san francisco, to see what's cooking. i have come to this lab in the heart of silicon valley to visit impossible foods. they claim to have invented the food of the future — a completely meatless meat made entirely of plants. impossible foods found that the key ing

virtual reality game star trek bridge crew brings together four players each taking a different role. we are warping. that's pretty, isn't it? we get have time for sightseeing as we receive a distress signal from the stricken vessel. my vessel has lost power and life—support systems are exhausted. engineering. can you transport the survivors back? i don't know. laughter. it is at this moment the action ta kes a it is at this moment the action takes a turn that will appeal to star trek super fans. ds one cruiser. target it. target destroyed. it feels it is social vr at its best. communication is a must, if you don't have it, you will not complete the mission. great for team—building, we felt like we had our lives on the line for a minute. a sticky moment, we pulled it back and kept it together as a crew and the result was a successful mission. thing we love to do on click is look at how things might change significantly in the future and one area we think is about to pop onto the scene and possibly on too many people'splates is laboratory grown meat such as burgers and steaks and fish

virtual reality game star trek bridge crew brings together up to four players, each taking a different that is brilliant. incredible! oh my goodness, mark! we are walking everybody. way owl! —— wow. we don't have time to sightseeing as we received a distress signal from a stricken vessel. engineering, can you transport the survivors back here? i don't know. laughter. it is at this moment that the action takes at this moment that the action takes a turn which will appeal to star trek super fans. it has defied one cruiser. it is a klingon d5 cruiser. 0k, target it! target to sure it! -- destroyed. it feels like vr at its best. adjudication is a must, you would complete the mission. rate to ten building. a couple of sticky moments but only think we managed to keep it together as a crew and the result was a successful mission. now, one thing we love to do on click is to look at how things might change significantly in the future. 0ne change significantly in the future. one area that we think is about to p0p one area that we think is about to pop onto the scene and possibly on to many peopl

ooh, more details about the new star trek film. there's going to be a scene depicting spock's birth. i'd be more interested in a scene depicting spock's conception. oh, please. for vulcans, mating-- or if you will, pon fahr-- it's an extremely private matter. still, i'd like to know the details. his mother was human. his father was vulcan. they couldn't just conceive. maybe they had to go to a clinic. can you imagine spock's dad in a little room with a copy of pointy ears and shapely rears? how come on star trek, everybody's private parts are the same? no alien lady ever told captain kirk, "hey, get your thing out of my nose." (knock at door) hi. can you help me? i was writing an e-mail and the "a" key got stuck. now it's just going "aaa..." what'd you spill on it? nothing. diet coke. and yogurt.

or the universal translator from star trek. —— babelfish. cost it and it is more of a social thing that you don't want to be in that situation and say something and then start some new global war kind of thing because you have that something wrong. my big scene have that something wrong. my big scene is about the way more and more of us will get around next year. i think you will like it. i have a surprise. what is it? this is the latest in electric motoring. it is the new nissan leaf, it is going to be out next year, so tesla, look out. argue fans of electric motoring? definitely. absolutely. here it is, parked in front of my front lawn. while i run an extension cord across the? a lot of people have driveways to park on. cord across the? a lot of people have driveways to park onlj cord across the? a lot of people have driveways to park on. i would need lamppost with charging point, streets, where do? it is a part of the budget proposal last month that they wanted to create a nation of charging point is that people will get rid of the fear o

but you know now like in star trek computer working. calculate distance to this planet. that's nine -- light years, whatever. no notion of social, with any depiction of computers, even how the 900 anything was all a of the same old thing you talk to it. that was considered futuristic and unfortunately that's where we're headed it is interesting what that does to social which is, you know, will it become -- something that fades away, with i doubt it because i think killer is here forever. but anyway. yeah. >> the gigantic mainframe and the different world this make me think of a new machine, of course, and it's great that -- this all come forward because it's been a world that has been magic and mystery in so much in history. but i'm looking at what we've got now i think about companyies like leapfrog that do educational technology in the sense that you mean it. that help people learn and i wonder if it any of the technology from the -- from the plato world actually came forward to what you use today in learning applications, and devices and things like that. >> based on

not "star trek." >> kimberly: i prefer "star wars" to "star trek." >> greg: i am against all work, includingwe have to figure this out. why haven't we heard from alien aliens? they already came. aliens already came and created earth. the reason why we are here is because of aliens. aliens are simply waiting for our metamorphosis to total artificial intelligence. all the other planets, the reason why you don't see any life out there is that they began like earth and metamorphic size into artificial intelligence. we are only in that preliminary stages. we are essentially the caterpillar we are waiting to become the butterfly, artificial intelligence. once earth becomes self-aware and eliminates us in human form, will be welcomed in the fold as ai and we will become equally silent in the universe. >> dana: butterflies only live for 24 hours. >> greg: that was a metaphor. my goodness. >> jason: it's like that show "men in black," which i love. >> juan: coming up, this is going to be fun. most annoying words of 2017. does not include "guess what," sorry, gregory. we will reveal the list and have

honest to god, they have all watched star trek. that is what they are gunning for. >> all this week on prime time on c-span. katharine: the head of south was in d.c.isition and spoke at the center for strategic and international studies conference about defense cooperation between the united states and south korea. this is about an hour. good morning, thank you all for coming to your event, u.s. south korea's defense acquisition and security cooperation. -- a a pleasure for s pleasure for csis to host of this. i would like to thank our partners, the korea institute for industrial economics and trade in aerospace industries for cohosting. i'm lisa, i have the honor of introducing are for speakers -- introducing our first speakers today. before i do that, i would like to mention a word about safety. we have a very secure building and do not expect emergencies to arise. if something does occur, please exit the building using the staircases and emergency exits. please walk toward the national geographic building on m street behind csis

watch to god, they all "star trek." it's what their gunning for. this week in prime time on c-span. >> more now from the western phoenix.' meeting in [captions copyright national cable satellite corp.2017] we're down to our last panel on this very packed day. invite the roundtable up.icipants to come the moderator e to make some introductions. governor from colorado colorado. >> all right. thank you, jim. one of the great challenges we is trying to ors anticipate the action and the that our actions will have down the road on future generations. will give us l some insights on what that future might look like. by 're going to start looking backward over the past get a s to let us -- to capsule-sized look at how the country's changed. you, if you have one back and told me in 1992 what we have now, i wouldn't have believed it. explosion of internet, unbelievable changes in social unications, changes, how we do everything. it's just a different world than we had 25 years ago. believe any of these compounding acceleration laws, of next 25 years the rate

. >> you love star trek. >> star wars, not star trek. >> lord vader. >> most people who love star trekave news about facebook. >> i hope it's good news. >> ut-oh. >> here we go. if you ever get annoyed when facebook posts asked do you like the post or share it if you agree, facebook are hearing you and they're making a change. starting this week, they're pushing engagement baiting those posts off your timeline. what exact does this mean. if you own a page for your business you have to work on content that really gets people to reaction naturally not just by you asking them to like it. so you got to work for those likes. >> i didn't know you can ask me people to like stuff. >> you can. >> come on now. >> i had no idea. >> you like my outfit. >> chante looking at me. really you didn't know that. >> if somebody likes it they usually just say so. >> that's what i was thinking. >> if you is it of everybody else's. if you ask them to like it. you read it and you're not th thinking about ac acting or t reacting. oh, like this. right, right, rye. >> remind to you push the bu button. >> there y

honest to god, they all watched star trek. this is what they are gunning for. >> all this week in prime time on c-span. >> c-span's student cap, the tweets say it all. student cam in action. for constitutional documentaries. it'sgroup showed us how done. two stellar interviews in one day. hard hittingd about immigration reform and the dream act. asking events to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it's important. our competition is open to all middle school and high school students, grades six through 12. $100,000 in cash prizes will be awarded. the grand prize of $5,000 will go to the student or team with the best overall entry. cap contest details on our website at student cam.org. cornell west and allender show alan-- cornell west and dershowitz debate whether the boycott and divestment and sanctions movement will help bring about in and to the conflict. the bds aims to end political pressure on israel. the debate center at old parkland in dallas hosted this hour and 10 minute eve

i've seen "star trek" with the whales.n infant universe with multiple galaxies, that we know, if we're the only planet with life. it's a pretty lonely universe. e. not even in your vocabulary. so when a cold sore tingle strikes you act on it. only abreva can heal a cold sore in as little as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. nothing heals a cold sore faster. and because abreva acts on it... you can too. act on it, with abreva. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., this saturday, december 23. here's some of the stories we're following for you. >>> a 4-year-old was shot in southwest philadelphia. the search is on for the gunman. >>> what we know about the gunman who was responsible for a nine hour standoff in north hampton county. >>> plus, if you're planning to hit the road today for family or friends for the holiday. you will not be alone. we have details on the

i've seen "star trek" with the what whales. in multiple galaxies that we know of, if we're the only planet with life it's a pretty lonely universe. >> that was nick watt reporting. still ahead on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. another check of the forecast. >> stepping outside live sky6 live hd showing you the benjamin franklin parkway. david murphy will have accuweather when "action news" comes right back. >> stomp is coming to philadelphia. it's been described as explosive, provocative and witty and utterly unique. this morning the performers stopped by 6abc, they tell us even if you've seen stomp you should see it again it's always changing. >> keeps it fresh for the fans and the performers so we don't get bored. that's why i can do it for 18 years and not be bored. >> you can catch stomp at the kimmel center from december 26 to the 31st. >> that reminds me i want to buy a drum set for sarah's daughter for christmas. >>> facebook has come up with a way to take a break from friends. the snooze can hide people or brands up to 30

they all have watched star trek. this is what they are gunning for. >> all this week in primetime on c-span. the second session of the 115th congress starts next week. the senate is back on january 3 and will welcome two new democratic lawmakers, alabama's doug jones, and minnesota's tina smith. the house returns a few days later on the eighth. some of the issues at hand in the new year, government funding , as a temporary spending authority runs out january 19. also on the calendar, this year's state of the union address. the house speaker invited president trump to address a joint session of congress on the 30th. as always, you can watch the house live on c-span, and the senate live on c-span two. posted an all-day forum on women in leadership. during the afternoon session in washington dc, panelists focused on a wide range of issues, including women and politics and business. sexual harassment in the workplace was a major focus of this hour and 15 minute session.

honest to god, they have all watched star trek. this is what they are gunning for.nnouncer: this week in primetime on c-span. wednesday, but tv features books about education. at 8:00 p.m., thought it of success academy charter schools talks about her work in education. then samsara vote on her book, and cathy davidson on her book "the new education." and linda nathan on the challenges facing high school students pursuing higher education in her book "when good is not enough." osborneor fellow david on the charter school movement, with his book "reinventing america's schools." books on education, wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> i have been attacked by everybody, the right wing, the russians, i have been attacked by the donald trump campaign, by the cedars campaign, and now i can add to the list the clinton campaign. announcer: sunday on c-span, former democratic national committee chair donna brazil talks about her life in politics and her memoir, "hacks." >> i was in washington dc, not far from here, and hillary was very excited. she had met this youn

honest to god, they all have watched "star trek." this is what they are gunning for. >> all this week in primetime on c-span. on wednesday's washington journal, we spoke to law professor angela davis about racial bias in law enforcement. she is the editor of a new book on the topic. this is one hour. she is editor of "policing the black man." she also teaches at american university's washington college of law. she's a professor there. good morning. the title is obvious, but talk about the genesis of the book. what compiled these authors to talk about it? guest: i was approached by the publisher of the book and was asked if i would be interested in editing a volume that would attempt to contextualize and explore all the recent awful killings of black men and boys in recent years. i really jumped at the opportunity because there's no issue more important to me than the unfair treatment of black and brown people in the kernel justice could -- and criminal justice. host: what information do you base that on to come to that conclusion? gu

honest to god, they have all watched star trek. that is what they are gunning for. >> all this week on prime time on c-span. katharine: the head of south korea's

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honest to god, they all have watched "star trek." this is what they are gunning for. virtual reality. we have it in small amounts today. you have to wear a set of goggles and connect to a game console. that will change things. augmented reality, where you can still see the real world. you can't in vr, you can in ar. seen see you, but i can virtual objects. then, everything to do with cars. that has all got to do with ar, ai, br and cars. all those things are big. they are happening in little ways right now. if you are looking at five years or 10 years, there will be an explosion. >> unfortunately, we are out of time. columnistlarge and for recode. he is retiring in june. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] from the up next, more communicators. with steve case discussing the latest digital developments for the internet. then, are author series continues. social media and the middle east. later, journalist talking

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