going to look like this guy then we won't have much to worry about robots like these of being used as dr list a livery vehicles may seem like science fiction but in china they're already up and running. this may look like a washing machine on wheels but its inventor is a zen robotics call it their little yellow horse it trundles along beijing sidewalks of three kilometers an hour making deliveries for a supermarket chain. the robot takes advantage of the chinese love of cashless payments and smartphone shopping. china is the biggest online market in the world. of all chinese consumers make at least one smartphone purchase a month the huge delivery demand could soon eclipse the number of available human couriers. a hundred million packages a day are delivered in china in future it'll be a billion there won't be enough humans to make the deliveries we need more robots to fill the gap. the little yellow horse is equipped with g.p.s. sensors and cameras and travels up to five kilometers it can't however climb stairs . to her course weakness is that it can't deliver directly to the door like a hum

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the wait list of desperate parents to see dr. elizabeth latimer can be months ago. >> dr., this is parker. >> can you say hi, parker? >> december is when he said he started having these mopies. >> did you ask him what that meant? >> just suddenly sad. >> reporter: in those heartbreaking videos of parker, dr. latimer recognizings the tell-tale signs of pandas. >> oh, he's got ticks, eye rolling. do you have worries? do you have bad thoughts? >> yeah, i may have some bad thoughts occasionally. >> parker describes it as if his mind had been hijacked. >> yes. that's the most notable aspect of pandas compared to someone with true psychosis. these kids will come in and say, there's something wrong with my brain, can you fix it? >> can you take your shoes and socks off, please. >> reporter: although pandas often presents like a traditional illness, they believe the key is not just to treat the symptoms, but to focus on the overactive immune system. before seeing dr. latimer, parker had gone through a series of treatments, including antibiotics, steroids and infusions of healthy a

dr. fauci: let's go through the list. ebola, so one was developed as a product that has an insert to express the important protein for ebola. that was developed originally by the public health agency of canada. merck took it over. the nih is doing clinical trials. we have an ongoing clinical trial of that vaccine and another made by the johnson inpany which is in trial guinea, sierra leone, and mali. since there are no ebola cases, it will be tough to prove that it works in the field, but if data, that ith induces the kind of response you would predict would be predicted you can then negotiate with the regulatory authorities to essentially approve it on an accelerated approval by linking it to the animals. that's ebola. next chikungunya. chikungunya first came to the western hemisphere in 2013. it's a very important infection in the caribbean and south america. phase 2b trial of a vaccine that we developed but were not the only player in town. but don't let me just let them give you that impression but there's a number of

the list of allies even though they have been unfailingly supportive of us in our request for professional development and many of our other joint efforts, so i sincerely apologize, susan. and also, dr. merase, we totally left you off of our allies list. you came to our awards, you acknowledges d.j. for winning an award. thank you. we didn't mention the board as a whole, but i definitely wanted to get those two partners on the record here tonight before leaving, so i apologize, and we will update the presentation. it will be available on the c.a.c. website, so thank you. >> are you jan? [inaudible] >> okay. and are you from -- [inaudible] >> okay. go ahead. >> good afternoon. my name is sasha fu. i am a community member, and i work with college students in the bayview and their path towards college graduation. i'm here on behalf of sf one. dan had to leave, but you guys get me. and i'm speaking on his behalf and on behalf of the hundreds of parents and community members we've spoken to about the school assignment process. the school assignment process is really too complicated for families to maneuver alone. i know that felly nonprofits have entire parts or large portions of -- fell

dr. smith's lab, some believe a mission from the chinese government. >> we know the chinese have shopping listence technology every year. we know the research he took from duke university was on that collection list and we know certain government officials and operatives met with him while he was in the united states. >> reporter:eu, who was being paid by the chinese government while a sredent brought his colleagues to dr. smith's lab. >> they took pictures and asurererments and took that back to china. >> is that ethical? it sounds like theft to me. i don't know. >> if we were company, you might think so. >> reporter: they opened a case on lieu in 2010. but charges were never brought. >> was he handled, approached, compromised, ssidized when he took it back to china? my theory says yes. >> that is ridiculous. >> reporter: ridiculous? >> yeah, ridiculous.ar it'saway from the truth.ha >> reporter: wt is true is his chinese tech company is now valued at $6 billion. we visited an advanced version of dr. smith's invisibity cloak. university tells us they never concan sidered withdrawing his ph.d.

dr. beth latimer, a firebrand pediatric neurologist with a months-long waiting list.many other doctors won't. >> i have felt tremendous amount of responsibility for these kids. you see people move from, like, one side of the country to the other. parents get divorced because they can't deal with the trauma of this illness. >> there you go. good job. >> reporter: latimer started seeing pandas patients 15 years ago and quickly became a last resort for parents who believe a simple strep throat stole their children. parents like natalie and her husband brian, who took parker to more than a dozen doctors in their home state of minnesota looking for a panacea for pandas all with limited results. >> i would have to say most of the time i would bring it into these doctor appointments and they would go hmmm. that's interesting. that's weird. >> nobody ever said oh, my god, i can't believe he's doing that, lets figure that out. >> thank you for flying with us. we should be on the ground shortly. >> reporter: that is, until they went to see dr. latimer in dc. mom and parker walk

list to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. a vote on her nomination scheduled for 5:30 eastern. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. holy god, as we strive to renew our minds through the power of your divine presence, show us how to discern what your will is

dr. since november of last year and he says that's it. >> that's it. that's the list. he and his counsel, donald mcgahn, or working off that list and abetting prospective nominees, and this will be a very, very busy week for them. >> shannon: is there any chance he goes off that list? >> i think no chance. but it's a president's prerogative. he has promised time and again that he will pick from the list and welcome of the list is really the 25 best of the best in the digital world. it's a list that anyone who is looking for someone who will stick to the constitution would put up. >> shannon: how important is it for him to have someone who has a long record when it comes to their ranks or the judge in the decision-making so that he can be sure that he knows what path they are on? >> the president made a very clear that he wants someone who is extraordinarily well qualified, and someone who will interpret the conflict on my constitution the way the framers meant it to be. to get those things, shannon, you have to have a deep and extensive record. judicial opinions are gr

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list an end originalist. >> no doubt whatsoever. 300 opinions plus prove it. >> sean: this is why i keep saying, dr.ave less than a minute. this 2018 midterm election is the most important in our lifetime. all of those senate seats that could change hands and become republican, the republicans have a very slim margin and that means rand paul, ted cruz, susan collins, lisa murkowski. in that sense, do the president to make right call? >> i think he did. i think he absolutely did. you heard the two sentences in the east room. he said i do not believe in legislation. i believe that we interpret the law. we don't legislate it. the constitution is to be interpreted, not amended. that tells you everything we need to know about it. 2018 is even more important than 2016. >> sean: as judge scalia said, a good judge will make many considerations as the law demands. we will have much more tomorrow. when we come back, let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is next. >> laura: good evening from the white house. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" ." a historic night here in d.c. for less tha

list when it comes to the constitution. no doubt 300 opinions plus, prove it. >> okay this is why i keep saying, dr. gorka, and we have less than a minute, the 2018 election is the most important in our lifetime. all of those senate seats that could change hand and become republicans, the republicansm have a very slim margin which means rand paul, ted cruz, susan collins and in that sense to the present make the right call? >> i think he did. you heard the two sentences that he made in the east room, he said, i do not believe in legislation. i believe that we interpret the law, we don't legislate it. in the constitution is to be interpreted and not amended. that tells you everything you need to know, the this is better. >> a judge will make as many -- when you come back, let not your heart be troubled. f laura ingraham is next. >> good evening from the white house, this is laura ingraham. president trump replace the retiring justice anthony kennedy. 53-year-old of brett kavanaugh is currently a judge on the d.c. circuit court of appeals and widely regarded as the most prestigious court outside of th

i'm now joined by ambien show she is a psychiatry list and her specialty is posttraumatic stress disorder also known as p t s d a very good evening dr good to have you with us here in person the boys are said to be in good condition so very encouraging considering of course what they went through as a mental health professional yourself what complications do you think they will face now well essentially any a traumatic event can lead to a disconnection from the reality and what we're expecting is essentially an acute stress reaction which any normal healthy mental person can face when facing a traumatic event. where we have to keep in mind is that an acute stress reaction may lead to an acute stress disorder and in the long term it may or may not lead to p.t.s.d. post-traumatic stress disorder and how with that reveal itself what does that look like going through for these boys and the ordeal that they went through so far now we can't really say well you can't really talk about p.t.s.d. for now what we can talk about for the moment as the acute stress and reaction for up to two or three days and maybe and. maybe restlessness maybe a

dr. kaufman: thank you very much for having me. there are so many people i would like to thank. i will briefly go through the list of individuals who have been so helpful to bring me here and have been so generous. holloway, chris mooney, joe cal russo, kate murray, have all been so generous to me. and of course, i forgot to mention the ford foundation -- i have got to mention the ford foundation. without their support, this project would not have gotten off the ground. i should also point out it is great to be back in grand rapids. fors here doing research the book back in 2014. i had a chance to come to grand rapids and i really love the city. it is such a vibrant city. it is great to be downtown. , which is a wonderful addition to this downtown area. i incur as people who have not been to grand rapids to come here. this talk itself i think is timely. today,ld ford was alive i think you would be having a case of deja vu. let's look at the facts. the incumbent president is under investigation by special counsel. there are questions whether the president was involved in a conspiracy. there are questions whether t

dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: christine and dave, if there is a holy grail in the world of neuroscience and development, alzheimer's is at the top of the listtement about this drug called ban-2401. that is the drug name in clinical trials. it is early going, but it is exciting because of the researchers finding patients over 18 months of the iv medication. take a look here. it reduced the existing amyloid in the brain by 70%. researchers believe amyloid is what causes alzheimer's. it prevented new plaque from forming. the last point that patients pay attention to here which reduced cognitive decline by 30% as compared to patients with placebo. there are five medications for alzheimer's right now. three approved over the last 14 years. hundreds of trials for alzheimer's treatments have failed. that is why people are paying attention. 5 million people in the country with alzheimer's right now. those numbers are expected to triple by the year 2050. what happens next is that this will go to phase three clinical trials and that could still take several years before we get results back. this will not available anytime soon, but when it is, it can

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list. if you need to know more check it out. in thailand for ten days, that cave is flooded, they are alive and trapped, how did they survive? the news is now not good. drk siegel is here to weigh in on their health and safety when we return. >> shannon: the navy seals they all 12 boys on the soccer coac >> soccer coach in a flooded gave in thailand are healthy and being look at find medics with the doctor and nurse are with them in a cave where they took shelter and getting them out will be tough. she was military team of 20 is there to assist on this rescue mission. dr. mark siegel joins us now. great to have you. i want to talk about the mental health issue, both physical and what they are facing. >> they survived by drinking water with mineral off of stalactites in the caves and held together psychologically, they shared strength and warmth and were careful to get nutrition that way. is a miracle they made it tween 9 days. how will they survive? they had water brought in, food, mineral gels, electrolyte gels, high calorie content so they will get nourished and be hydrated as long as they don't contaminate the water which is a key thing physically. t

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child will not receive the care in the time that they should be receiving it a long list of concerns thank you very much dr griffin and again this midnight in the united states is the deadline for all children to be reunified with their parents who are separate at the border and there and that is not going to happen and we will see how the judge will respond whether he will hold the u.s. government in contempt of court miriam thank you very much for macallan texas heidi jocasta. well now massive plunge in facebook stocks as. heavily on the technology sector in the united states facebook has dropped twenty percent off of the social media giant warned of lower than expected growth and revised profit margins plummeting stock price on wednesday wiped out more than one hundred billion dollars in market capitalization in the two hour as the company had cautioned investors to expect a big jump in cost because of efforts to address concerns about poor handling of users privacy and to better. uses post. in greenland. is a fundamental part of the new culture but the climate in number. and. the. rooney and then they

list of supreme court nominees... and he may make a decision (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss the 4th of july specials, with the last chance for final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300. it's the lowest price ever. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. (lydia) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures will warm through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. daytime highs will range from the low 60s-70s along the coast and mid 70s-80s inland. temperatures will likely warm back to above seasonal averages by friday and potentially persist in

dr. liu. ercentage omall the million foreign students in the u.s. are indeed here to siphon off research or recruit informants and gather intelligence. i should tell fou the told us the chinese have a shopping list the list. >> how do you study technology at university and take it with you? where is the line? >>t's really complicated. we said to universities, hey, why not cra dn here? they said chinese and other foreign students are some of oheir best grad students. they don't wantose them. they full fare for the most part, they pay the full chk. they say, look, many foreign universities are now openg branches in china. it's very complicated. >> part of academi s where you'posed to learn and grow and take a theory. >> it would be at theft if were a company. >> basic research is open. >> cynthia. >> thank you. still ahead the many adventures al and welcome! hi there. so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependability is top on my list. well then, here's some vehicles that deliver on that. woah! wow. oh jeez! that's our truck! it's our truck! and they're our cars! that's my chevy! chevy's the only brand to earn j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and s

dr's. xiaomi was to be the first company to issue these receipts. the failure to do that meant essentially -- rishaad: it was not ready, was it? sofia: it was not ready, but it also means the listing would be more attractive mainland investors because they do not have the option to treat it onshore, so this kind of ban means that if you cannot traded in the mainland market, you cannot traded anywhere. rishaad: exactly. you mentioned xiaomi and prada. who else is on this list? sofia: stapled securities are only four securities in hong kong who have that kind of listing, where unit trust is linked to an underlying -- we don't care so much about that as we do the class shares. we don't know whether it will be another example of that because the rules are so new. foreign companies, it is 131 of them in hong kong. this was meant to be something that would happen in third quarter where they would be added to the hang seng composite index. you saw xiaomi rise quite a bit in anticipation of this. it was down 3.5%. down as much as 10% if i checked my ticker right. the anticipation of this inclusion was quite amusing last week and it was a huge surprise. i am being told the hong kong oneang

dr yes the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about the no fly list just renewed right after the mars explorers one who would have their new. record. to say last week. ok alice room well welcome to sophie and co i'm so sweet shevardnadze said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. good luck little. time after time say we're going underground on the south bank of london's river thames here an exhibition to mock today's one hundredth birthday of nelson mandela with his friend former tony blair cabinet minister lord hain will investigate just seventy two hours after donald trump's meeting with vladimir putin the significance of moscow washington dettol and in the struggle against u.k. backed apartheid but first we're going into the studio to ask after monday's health inky talks for world peace whether everyone has forgotten about the potentially multi-trillion dollar worldwide trade war our relationship has never been worse. than it is now however that changed as of about four hours ago the nato world has been rocked by the trump visit even as here in westminster the minority govern

list to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. a vote on her nomination scheduled for 5:30 eastern. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. holy god, as we strive to renew our minds through the power of your divine presence, show us how to discern what your will is for our lives. lord, prepare our lawmakers to be sober-minded and filled with your spirit, accomplishing the tasks that receive heaven's approval. lord, keep our senators on the path of integrity as they strive to ensure that their conduct rightly represents you. may they live lives of holiness and godliness, waiting for the day when you will establish your kingdom on earth. lord, prepare our senators to stand before you in peace without spot or blemish. we pray in your holy name, amen. the president pro tempore: amen. please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the p