eric is being developed by researchers. japan's will see the university . it's in a driven robot design to carry out all kinds of tasks from changing diapers to preventing bed sores. it's developers say what makes it special? is it the ability to engage safely with people and adjust and response to their actions and you said was unit and you are well not with, well, i have in mind is developing a robo that can do anything by 2050. it will be able to conduct medical operations with doctors and hospital. it will be able to work independent.

eric is being developed by researchers. japan's will see the university . it's in a driven robot design to carry out all kinds of tasks from changing diapers to preventing bed sores. it's developers say what makes it special? is it the ability to engage safely with people and adjust and response to their actions and you said was unit and you are well not with, well, i have in mind is developing a robo that can do anything by 2050. it will be able to conduct medical operations with doctors and hospital. it will be able to work independently, nursing care facility, or what with human caregivers. we are depicting a society where robots and humans coexist ultimately. back at yuki coast care home, it's manager says the labor shortage will likely only get worse. and it's just a matter of time before robots become commonplace. what's it on the website? as long as you prefer assessments and made to insure safety? that would be no reason not to use them if such a right but really became possible. people might be reluctant not fast, but eventually the time will come

and it could be done delivered to head out a large area of to japan surrender. unit 73 one's don't. is in general issue liberal to the united states where they collaborated with former german military. don't us who had carried out similar research on known c concentration come prisoners. we know that the us government definitely we received this technology from imperial japan in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for their war crimes. and the reason, of course, these very logical laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist. basically, any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests, the war criminals new home was the secret us telling me biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland. before due to except the summer. speaking of the deal, we would have to enter a couple of minutes to go to the front of the study and literally into the door she shoved. you got the most can be always on the list. i fits there. person is going to where i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists

the korean peninsula and japan with temperatures have just been rising in recent days, but things are going to change. things are going to get a lot cooler very quickly. there's some wet weather moving across the korean peninsula, working into southern parts of japan, but tokyo hangs onto the sunshine 19 degrees celsius and it's looking pretty pleasant in beijing for now, let's have a look at this developing weather system bringing heavy rain to northern parts of china was a wintery edge to the very north. that'll start to sweep its way across the korean peninsula. we're all going to the temperatures, dip down pretty dramatically. we haven't looked at the 3 day for so we're expecting that winter weather to come back in monday into tuesday. i went to weather is the story when it comes to central asia unloading plots of south asia. we'll see that snow and that way to weather start to push its way further east away from northern parts of india and pakistan. it does dry up in new delhi. instead we'll see the west, the weather developing across tr lanka and the mold eaves on sunday. the, t

hackman, completed. if this set his condition back. the earliest blooming cherry trees in eastern japanng zelensky and trump. morelceming the of hour on dp at the tee ef the heerenl: l l l: ll l news. hello there. and heading into march, there'll be some sunshine most places will be dry, but it will be cold at night temperatures have been dropping quite quickly. and rain to scotland and northern ireland, some fog around, too. and the vale of york. parts of england. fairweather cloud. will be ten celsius. still the risk of frost in scotland early in the morning, south wales and the midlands, where it's going to be a sunny day, and there'll be less fog around as well. sheltered eastern areas. "you know, you've got to..." you could become an insurance broker. absolutely. of course not! you've been in the gladiators, nanny mcphee, i, and i still enjoy it. i don't think i can do much stage work any more. that's. .. that's become a bit scary for me.

of thousands of people were either tortured or killed in the subsequent crack down on the movement. japan was eventually forced out of the peninsula of to world war 2. that is it from a ways of probing whether it is next then inside story examines the cold from the child, lays out the code, his son worked his policy for the group to despond. and what impact is, might have the the, i had a low that was not in southern africa, and from the early a satellite image, you can see madagascar sandwich between the 2 tropical fica is now one of those moved its way across reunion island. that's gone. so it continues to descend further south out to sea. but to the west of that, honda is expected to play the southern parts of madagascar over the weekend, bringing some very strong winds. torrential rain that could cause land fights and very high ways as well. it still lingers in the south on sunday. so we are expecting those have to last through the weekend to west of that is very wes, across much of southern africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting fun to storms out ea

even this one, a tiny park in japan that's officially recognized as the world's smallest park. it's in nagaizumi, a town about an hour from tokyo. and if you walk too fast, you might miss it. it's just a quarter of a square meter, roughly the size of four sheets of paper. still, it has enough space for some grass, even a small bench. the park was created in 1988 to make the best use of free space on the road, according to a town official. as always, i'll post links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram stories. another old tech that check this out. an iconic piece of oracle park is getting a makeover ahead of the upcoming season. our nbc bay area sky ranger captured crews working on the coca-cola bottle this morning. the bottle is part slide and part art installation sitting above the left field bleachers. a giant spokesperson says the coca-cola bottle is getting some fresh paint and new features, but did not specify what those features were. over 25 years, the lights and paint on the bottle have shown clear signs of wear and tear, so this upgrade is much needed. h

bringing some of that winter weather to south korea, north korea, as well as on woods to central parts of japan. below it, we loaned the spells of rain running all the way down to east and pots of china to the very south as well. another wintery mix developing across small central areas, not cold blast, is going to bring temperatures down rather dramatically for the likes of so, and you know, the temperatures offsets to rise in paces further south, for example, ty pay will be 5 degrees above the average that on monday, now it's also a bit of a wintery mix. it's expected to bloss into northern parts of pakistan and india, which could potentially caused further problems here. okay, much of the country there for india is a largely dry and fine picture of the west to weather that developed in the south pushes its way across the mall. these, there's lots of heat to come with them on by seeing $35.00 degrees celsius on monday. the, the muslim community in diana, living in a 5 range caribbean culture, this country, we're blessed. we live in harmony with all different regions. i'll just eva wells trave

year marks the great for and war of the soviet union in the chinese peoples war of resistance against japan . this year marks the eighty's anniversary of both of the victory in the world, anti fascist war, and the establishment of the united nations in this year of special historical significance. china is relations will face a series of important agendas. i hope that all levels of communication between china and russia will remain close and be fully implemented. so gordon system are cooperation is not aimed at other countries, but rather a model between 2 of the largest countries in the world. it is based on a wealth of common interest, equality, and deep trust that we value very much. i look forward to reaching the goals of the agreements and engage in in depth negotiations with them. as professions are gearing out for an exchange of state presidential visits, economic collaboration continues to reach reco at high with roughly $250000000000.00 worth of bilateral trade rushers on natural gas expos continue to fuel the factory of the world. adults included the resolution of the ukraine comp

are the biggest buyers of fast fashion was china and japan are also not far behind in comparison to egypt result, india. and yet now the gap in spending is actually growing. the katya, the reason why i say this is so important is because we're almost at a breaking point, right? us and the planet we can't really afford to go on like this. would you say this context of under consumption becomes a natural thing to gravitate towards 100 percent? of course we do have to just change our relationship with things like clothes and plastic and all of that. but i feel like even more important, we do have to put more pressure on the manufacturers because the reason there is butcher of over consumption is because they're able to over produce and go unchecked once you're able to produce and have giant profit margins. you can just make as many globes or plastic, whatever, as you want, without worrying about who's buying them. you just have to now invest or money into creating the culture that wants these quotes. so it really does start from the top where if there weren't these many clothes with these, m

we have seen japan to that in other countries do that where they require a more aggressive in monitoringable coin. [inaudible] >> easy for some class of stable coin issuers but if you have the a bank is not so easy some of the other ones. i look forward to the continued discussion, thank you. >> please welcome senator warner. you need a a minute? >> i'm always willing to pontificate. could you give me a minute more? >> absolutely. i will ask one question you askedke the other question? okay great. mr. cohen does the sec has tried to advance a legal argument digital assets body and underlying investment contract. so, is this supported and case law? what will be theec effect of usg that legal argument as aum statutory requirement or definition? >> senator, that is a very important question. the reality is the sec has developed a novel theory when they failed it other approaches in this regard. initially the sec characterized all digital assets as crypto asset securities. very plainly said this in their filings.s and court after that approach was rejected by courts the sec under the prior a

mostly i remember the smells very intensely, but i loved japan. it was wonderful. toward the end. my mother had a breakdown, and that was the cycle. we would go somewhere, stay for a certain amount of months, a year, period of time, and she would inevitably have a breakdown. we always came back to san francisco which i guess came me some sense of continuity and that was what kept me sort of stable. my mother hated to fly, so she would always make us take ships places, so on this particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, where we had a distant -- florida a few days later, where we had a distant cousin who came and got us. i think i always knew i was a writer on some level, but i kind of stopped when i became a cop. i used to write short stories, and i thought someday i'm going to write a book about all these ad ventures that my mother took me on. when i became a cop, i fou

japan is turning to new technology to try to help its aging population.niversity has created a robot to perform the same duties as a nurse. it can roll somebody over. i guess that's what we're witnessing right here. change diapers and perform some household tasks. the robot is still in the early stages of development. it will not be ready for real world use until the year 2040. so we're about 15 years away from this. at the rate that this robot is moving, we may be longer than 15 years waiting. >> i mean, this is a great idea because not only do they have an aging population, they're also having low birth rates. so you don't have the grandkids to take care of you the way that, you know, they would have before. so that looks like it's doing a great job. that robot you guys. >> yeah. and very useful in some of the things that they would have to do for the elderly and help them out. >> no, i think that that robot looks like nurse ratchet. thank you. i'd rather fly the cuckoo's nest. i see i need the human comfort and the human touch. sorry. no robots. >> for

leaders, uh, but also leaders from other countries, canada, norway, the united kingdom, australia, japanl those countries have been supporting ukraine. and i do think that it's now time to step up in the level of their support. uh, and not just, uh, in words. actions speak louder than words. if they were to send over significant packages of military aid right now, i think this will improve the negotiating position both for ukraine and for europe. so yes, we can stand against russian pressure without american military aid. that is not what we are aiming for. and that's not an ideal scenario, but we should definitely work with the europeans and should hear very specific proposals on their side as to how they can help ukraine under this, this, uh, unexpected developments. >> yeah. we're still measuring the reverberations of this consequential meeting. we'll see how how it all shakes out in the days and weeks ahead. so, susan, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> well, u.s. lawmakers were quick to react to the diplomatic clash in the white house. house spea

did he ask japan to say thank you? that's not what americans do. we don't ask people to say thank you for the generosity. we benefit from it also. and it's just this kind of gigantic cleavage with that old word cold. that was once the part of america where we had an american president siding with an autocratic dictator who invaded another country, invaded the largest country in europe, the largest cross-border invasion since world war two, something that trump won't even admit to. so it was it was a very, very sad day for american diplomacy, for american history. and it's just painful to watch. >> julia, i want to, you. >> know, play a little. >> bit of president. >> zelensky on fox news, responding to. what we just. >> saw, what happened in the oval office. take a listen. >> do you think the public spat in the oval office in front of. >> the. >> media served ukrainians well today? >> i think this kind of this kind of spat is i mean, this we have i mean, this is not good for both sides anyway. and i will very open, but i can't, you know, change our

we have three from three different cultures, tibet, china and japan.sell vanity stot relevar has been fluid in different time periods in cultures. sometimes being female in china but often male and evoking features associated with gender binaries and sometimes in between. it's a lovely way of tying all the themes together in this collection. gender and sexuality, speaking from my culture specifically, is something at that hasn't been recently widely discussed. this exhibition shows that it's gender and sexuality are actually have been considered and complicated by dialogue through the work of artists and thinking specifically, a sculpture we have of the hindu deities because it's half pee male and half male. it turns into a different theme in a way and is a beautiful representation of how gender hasn't been seen as one thing or a binary. we see that it isn't a modest concept. in a way, i feel we have a lot of historical references and touch points throughout all the ages and in asian cultures. i believe san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge

street project artist studios sfmoma seca award finalist and the 2018 and 2020 artist fellow of the nea japanu.s. friendship commission. he's also has very close ties with a number of projects that are focused in this neighborhood commercial and otherwise just close connections to the to the community itself. >> the work was installed in two mobilizations by outdoor fine art services and is permitted through a use agreement with recreation and parks as owners of the sidewalk zone at lower grade highway and a major encroachment permit with public works as owners of the judah and 43rd avenue sidewalk. >> a few words about the artwork itself. pacific transit evokes san francisco's unique western edge where the geometry of the urban grid meets the wild openness of the shoreline and the ocean. the work is composed of concrete pedestals supporting organic forms cast in bronze from found objects are carved from stone quarried in the california foothills. each object bears traces of movement and transformation like wave tossed driftwood or stones washed from the mountains. >> the work is designed to