try having a go at the moral machine — a game set up by mit scientists to explore how humans think driverless in various scenarios. warning — they're all horrible. oh, this isjust awful! you saw examples where people were willing to sacrifice poorer people to save richer people, or heavier people to save more athletic people. what i would consider to be immoral, yeah. fortunately, none of us is in charge of deciding who cars should kill, but that's not what's holding them back. when we think of self—driving cars, it's easy to forget quite how much we as humans actually do when we're driving, so the future of autonomous vehicles not only relies on navigating difficult roads, but also reacting to new situations, and now potentially passing a government driving test. and i don't know many humans who pass their test first time. zoe there. now, when it comes to the future of transport, sustainability is key — and that's notjust on the ground. up in the skies, the race is on to decarbonise aviation. companies are looking at different ways to be able to make air travel more environmentally friendly.

with me here, the war pig, the razor cola and the do flag it referred to in the movies as the morale machine due to its ear splitting speakers featured on top of the vehicle. a description of the lifting by australian auction house lloyd read the machines that outran the end of civilization have been on earth and the greatest barn find ever recorded. lloyd says numerous forms of payment will be accepted in the auction, including crypto currency. none of the listings currently have a minimum bed set, and we may never know what price is they are actually sold for as bit bitters will submit field offers with the seller, choosing the winning amount from the submissions. all right, this is absolutely fascinating. see, you finally gets the do flag and no matter how much you bid for, encrypt your currency. and then when do you do with it? you just go drive another, you know the question is that, you know, i don't know that much about movie vehicles. i don't know if it actually runs, i'm not 100 percent. sure. if you could just drive that down the road. if it goes just in your, in your driveway, i'm

machine. liz: screenshot in her blog where she made -- >> spot on. they are so desperate for moralthey call her out because i constantly search for people to say we are intellectual and better but her emotion didn't have enough self-awareness to say reacting, the person under facebook threat are you are like my dogs to birthday and dislike yeah but trouble. we weren't talking about trump and that's what she did. i'll check on commercial. liz: before you go, legendary comic north mcdonald lost a loan previously undisclosed battle with cancer, he was only 61. a truly irreplaceable place spending his life bringing joy to millions of people. remember him on the weekend update, he will be missed by all of us. my favorite moment other than ferguson on jeopardy which was amazing was his roast of bob saget where he memorized old jokes and then people realized what he was doing and it was amazing. >> the best of the best. he doesn't care about social pressure although he was a guy probably chased off s&l because he was hearing him and didn't want him on their. when oj got found guilty, he s

machine. you have got to be there to do that and i think that was probably one of the most significant contributing factors to the deterioration of the moralethe afghan army. >> he was also questioned on china again, it had been reported that he held calls with chinese officials without the knowledge of the president to tell his chinese counterparts that there was no threat of war and if there was, he would call to let them know. these claims have infuriated republicans and here is a republican questioning him on that. >> did you or did you not tell him that if you were going to attack, you would let him know? >> as part of the conversation i told him that there would not be a war or an attack and if there was, there would be tension building up and lls going back and forth. i said hello, i will probably give you a call, but we are not going to attack you. trust me, i am not going to attack you. these are two great powers and i'm doing my best to ensure the intent of president trump is communicated. >> i understand that but i think that you articulating that you would give him a call is for the of your nation. >> for more on today's hearing

machine. you have to be there to do that. i think that was probably one of the most significant contributing factors to missing the deterioration and morale of the afghan army. >> i guess one of the things that i'm disturbed by and it can be either to general mckenzie or anyone can jump in. speaking to enlisted service members that served for decades in and out of afghanistan, they were always telling me something extremely different from what i was getting from reports from many of you generals here that the afghan army was not ready. they wouldn't be sustainable on their own. so how did we miss that? how is it that a lot of 18 and 19-year-old e-5s were predicting this but some of our greatest minds both on civilian side and uniform side absolutely missed this? i think it's something that concerns me. afghanistan is done but we will be engaging all over the world. this type of intelligence failure repeated could be a threat to the national security of the united states. general mckenzie you want to try that? >> it's a reasonable criticism. we will have to take a look at how we actually remain connected to the people down at the advisory

machine to explain why her scheme was medically dangerous. but to hear her lawyers tell it, their client is not a liar, just a failure. nbc's natalie moralesresponsibility at the end of the day. and i hold myself responsible for that. >> reporter: that was elizabeth holmes in 2016, well before her world and her company, theranos, collapsed. she graced magazine covers as a game changer who started a health care tech company at 19. with the idea to draw and analyst analyze blood with a tiny pinprick, turning it into indiana $9 billion business. john kerry broke the story in "the wall street journal" in 2015, exposing the company's allegedly faulty technology and reporting on what the u.s. attorney called a scheme to defraud investors, doctors, and patients. >> i'd say where she crossed the bright red line is in fall of 2013 when she commercialized a product, a medical product that she knew did not work. >> reporter: holmes and theranos coo sunny balwani were indicted on two charcoals of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and multiple counts of wire fraud. both deny all charges against them. but shocking new court documents reveal her defense wi

machine for. >> screenshots of a blog in 2015 we made homophobic comments and she went you are spot on, this is what so true. for them they are so desperate for moralr out at this point because they constantly search to rebut where intellectually or morally better but in this instance her emotions has enough self-awareness in my reacting to what she's tweeting question what she wasn't she was the person on your facebook thread really case my dogs birthday had no idea but trumpet yet we weren't talked about trumper time but we dogs birthday parade that is what she did. kennedy: bixby did not vote for trump. really said is the entertainment world today, lost a long and previously undisclosed battle with cancer and he was only 61, a truly irreplaceable he spent his life and bringing joy to millions of people of course you remember him on the weekend update dess on snl. he will be missed by all of us, my favorite norm mcdonald moment other than toward ferguson. [laughter] and unsaid in jeopardy it's a funny name, was his roast of a bob saget where he memorized a bunch of corny old jokes and then people realized what he was doing. it was amazing. >> nor

machine." you got to be there to do that, and i think that was probably one of the most significant contributing factors to missing the deterioration in the moraley. general milley was also questioned again on china. earlier this month, it was reported that he'd held calls with chinese officials during the final days of the trump presidency — without the president's knowledge — to tell his chinese counterparts that there was no threat of war, and if there was, he would call to let them know. these claims have infuriated republicans. here is republican vicky hartzler questioning him on that. did you or did you not tell him that if we were going to attack, - you would let him know? as part of that conversation, i said, "general lee, there's not going to be a war, there's not going to be an attack between great powers. and if there was, the tensions would build up, there would be calls going back and forth from all kinds of senior officials." i said, "hell, general lee, i'll probably give you a call, but we're not going to attack you. trust me, we're not going to attack you." these are two great powers, and i'm doing my best to transmit the preside

trap, as they draw them into a machine calibrated to siphon funds out of their bank accounts until they have all but bled them dry. many end up filing bankruptcy due to the moral bankruptcy of the predatory lenders who make them pay a high cost for being poor. i've seen this in my church. i could give you many examples, but quickly, a widowed grandmother paid back $800 for a $300 loan, immoral. a young college graduate who worked two jobs took out a payday loan, his mother became sick, believing it would help him get through the crunch but an interest rate of 450% set him up to bring him down financially. he ended up losing the car he needed to get to work. that's immoral. predatory payday car title and installment lenders strip billions every year by replicating a dreadful disadvantageous practice and hiring lobbyists to put a halo on the devil for lawmakers and regulators. i'm appalled by the harm done to those who face historic divestment, who are exploited, they suffer from economic injustice. these communities were crippled already by redlining, and now, they are being ripped off by the social violence of financial predators. for decades, banks used maps

we cannot measure human heart from the machine you have to do that and it's one of the most significant contributor factors to missing the deterioration of the moralef thee afghan army. >> it's one of the things i am deeply disturbed by so speaking to a lot of servicemembers that are interested at for decades go in and out of afghanistan , they were always telling me something extremely different from what i was getting from reports of many generals here that the afghan army was not ready and would not be sustainable on their own. how did we miss that? those 20 -year-olds where predicting this but yet am of the greatest minds on the civilian side and the uniform size mistress? and that's what concerns me becauseis that's what afghanistan has done because we will be engaging all over the world and y then repeated could be the extensional threat to the national security of the united states. >> i think that is a reasonable criticism we have to look at how we actually remain connected to the people who are at the advisory level. i'm something i'm conflicted byn as well. but we will certainly take a look at because i offer the same strain myself it's h

machine. you've got to be there to do that. and i think that was probably one of the most significant contributing factors to missing the deterioration and the morale of the afghan army. >> and i guess one of the things that i'm deeply disturbed by, and this can be either to general mckenzie or also secretary austin can jump in, speaking to a lot of service members, enlisted service members that have served for decades in and out of afghanistan, they were always telling me something extremely difficult from what i was getting from reports from many of you generals here, that the afghan army was not ready, that they were not going to be sustainable on their own. and so that -- you know, how did we miss that, how is it that a lot of 18, 19-year-olds, mid-20-year-old e5's were predicting this yet some of our greatest minds both on the civilian side and uniformed side absolutely missed this? i think that's something that concerns me because, you know, afghanistan is done but we're going to be obviously engaging all over the world and this type of intelligence, if repeated, could be an existential threat to the national security of the united states. ge