your laptop is a vending machine. it up and you push a button ended two hours, something ends up at your doorstep. we are a vending machine nation. wait 30 minutes longer and you get a better pizza. just press a button. i love the thermometer, like when you do domino's and it shows you how far your pizza is from your house. that excites me to know end. >> nicole: do you sit and watch it? >> greg: i do. >> jesse: i think college students after a few drinks are going to start knocking these over. >> dana: i have a friend named josh. he wanted pizza so much. i think he wanted to invest in something like this. imagine this at the airport. you could really sell a lot of these. >> juan: i was at the airport, too often in my life. it looks just like that now. all they do is follow a prescription and basically put it in. one, two, three, just like the vending machine. i'm not sure there's a big difference between the product. >> dana: i bet it's good. >> nicole: can we get one? >> greg: at a vending machine in here on "the fi

basically how the brain functions to a place where we can just download intelligence and data into a machine so that we can prolong our life or expand our memory or do you think that there is actually a potential future where we we have machines augmenting our our technology we actually don't merge machinery you know with nano tech and other things into us i think that we're going to merge because i think it's a natural aspect of human evolution it's just like saying we you know we were able to grow cotton greer both hemp and then we're going to wear clothes we're just look at them outside of ourselves clothing fashion and all these things to become interval parts of our identity as human beings both individually and as a group so this is a much much more profound nate aspect of evolution through the expansion of technology but there's no way that it's going to stay outside of us it's going to be integrated inside of us and that's why the stakes are high. do you know that she doesn't get with the people most of. what i mean. i make love i'm not. really i look she give me some he can use he h

the fully automated machine mixes, kneads, bakes, and sells bread like a vending machine. >> a vendingause, i don't know about you, but when i'm craving a snack on the go, i want an entire loaf of the bread. ( laughter ) a vending machine is supposed to be convenient. there's nothing convenient about a loaf of bread. ( laughter ) while you're at it, why don't you build a vending machine for paella or whole watermelons? and that wasn't even the most unnecessary thing at c.e.s. this year. okay, look at what one company is offering for babies because they're hoping parents are too tired to notice how stupid it is. >> a company called monit has a cookie-sized attachment that you can put on a diaper, and it's bluetooth enabled, so any time a diaper gets dirty you'll get a notification on your phone. >> the sensor can detect whether there's a number one or a number two in the diaper. >> wow a diaper with built-in noteination. you know what else has built-in notification. human shit. also, who wants to get notifications on their phone every time their baby takes a crap? notifications are supp

my first boss i was a sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean full of men something as simple as that in home to write them by said those isn't me. since i was a little girl i wanted to have both bicycle off my home but it took me as the months maybe they're. finally they gave up invented by me and by psychos but returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than writing a bible as knowledge i want to meet those woman back home who are bones by their duties and social goals and informed him of oded basic rights my name is the about of the go home and they are more ads see them. in. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. i love a song with the words to do to do to sleep to me because it's a journey back to the roots issue again i'm in a muddy. bush on shrunk only from somalia to move the road a little to them when i'm gone i did into systems of. good family starch genera twenty third on t.w. . on. and on. the him soon. this is news live from

once upon a time the ideal of robots was the symbol of a futuristic world a world in which technology and machines would replace human labor to a large extent that world is with us today in the twenty first century but the idea of robots least to me to machines is much older than you might think during the heyday of a golden age of science between the fourteenth centuries engineers from across the islamic world from the middle east to southern spain built many incredible devices to clocks automatic setting machines and a number of other innovative creations until now to levy a british professor of theoretical physics but born in baghdad i've been researching some of the mechanical wonders of this golden age of science and comparing them to the engineering and technological advances of the modern world. for years we've been promised that we'd have robots in our homes. he's carrying out household chores and that hasn't really happened well here's something that might change all that in this lab to developing a prototype robot that we might sometime soon have in our kitchens at home. this is the moll

strong chance that we're going to get a new arms race like a cold war against human dignity to have a machine delegated with the decision to kill human. proponents of autonomous weapon systems respond that it's all just a matter of programming one of them american robotics expert ronald arkin as working on an ethical standard that can be programmed into military robots. the systems will not only decide when to shoot they will decide when not to shoot warfare is becoming so fast right now that human beings are not capable of making intelligent informed decisions you can put that capability into an autonomous is the system should have the ability to if you. executing it on ethical order. another topic being discussed in geneva is where the software can make more ethically sound decisions. and human the u.s. russia and israel are the primary opponents of outlawing these weapons they want clear definitions after five years of talks at the un things are finally taking shape. for the first time a proposal is on the table sent by austria brazil and chile and backed by twenty five other nations to sa

it involves putting a machine in the car. and for three months, every putting a machine in the car. car. and for three months, every time i get in that car, im plotted. there is maps, andl in that car, im plotted. there is maps, and i go on the internet and i can, i can code in and see what i have been doing. —— i can, i can code in and see what i have been doing. —— lam. and there is this big picture of my car going down the roads and telling me not to, whether i braked hard, whetherl am going over the speed limit, anything like that, where i have been unsafe, and they give you a waiting perday. every day, they give you a rating and at the end of the week, i got 100%. you a rating and at the end of the week, igot100%. in you a rating and at the end of the week, i got 100%. in one week, i got 99% and you know what it was? a car park in front of my house, they then had part and i was in, out, in, out, trying to get out and all these little green lines, i thought what the heck was i doing? and that was it. but they said i was safe on the road doing what i do, i do not go on motorways.

my first by sight was a sewing machine. i come from women are bounced back to social for. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to albums by sight off my home and it took me as the night. finally the game bob and mental by me and my cycles but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing advice as knowledge i want to meet sal from bozeman back home bloodhounds by visiting team and social norms and inform them of old dead basically writes my name is the amount of the homes and i work see them. come to long to. discover your concept discover with about. a school a legend after one hundred lives the ideals of the bombs are more relevant today than they were a. hundred years ago visionaries reshaped things to give all the people understood. the power house and does crossover with ideas that are part of our future. what makes the bomb was going to try to. fire into spirit it's somehow hard to ocoee the way. post world war documentary starts in january thirteenth on w. . blade

accountable for their crimes are out there and live and let alone we're going to begin to start holding a machine and accountable. this is crazy there is there's been a battle at the u.n. for quite some time now over there's about twenty eight countries including coast rica palestine and pakistan support a ban on killer robots funny palestine and pakistan would be against this one those are two countries that have suffered a lot from you know it's very. satisfying set of yards the eggs ackley in fact was a brazil chile and austria formed formally proposed a legally binding agreement to prohibit the use in the future of autonomous weaponry. interestingly enough though misty international was russia is real south korea and the us indicated an annual meeting of the convention of conventional weapons grade. ten min nov twentieth seem that they would not support negotiations for a new treaty that would ban these items whatsoever is real solve crew you. so it's pretty incredible and when you look at public support most countries the we won't support this. publics actually against their own leaders you

in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven in a machine with these machines i want to exemplify the new absurdity. a neverending futility which you could like into everyday life. i will give it in. thought for you for. tandy created metal harmony two in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the work now belongs to the emmanuel hoffman foundation its collection is overseen by shel aga a research institution founded by our patron. shall nagas restores marcus pucca and. spent a year documenting repairing and where absolutely necessary replacing every little part is like this figurine from a donald duck comic after identifying its serial number they found a replacement on the internet the original is beyond repair try as she might the third restore can change that but show law aims to restore the machine to its original state both visually and acoustically. we have the picture from. those photos. and based on this color photograph we can recognize a few interesting things like for instance that the light bulb which has always been white for as long as i can remember was originally yellow j

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earlier which was a laundry folding robot, you put in your clothes that will run folded, they go into a machinelater the shirt would come out and it would be lovely and pristine, ready to go. the only problem with that machine was that it cost $1000 but probably not $1000 lazy enough to splash out on that machine. interesting to see some of the inventiveness. and what about apple, it's tried to steal the show. it's the side of the building with its probe about privacy, at cetera. to what extent are people talking about apple? apple has this incredible ability. despite not coming to ces ever, it manages to steal the show. 11 years ago, the iphone was launched during ces but not at ces in this year they are trying to make a point, this big advertisement on the side of the building with the message that reads, what happens on the iphone stays on the iphone. tried to make a bit of a dig at companies like google. what time is it there? it's an incredible show behind you. the time is 9:39 p.m. it is teeming with people. we take back on common. gopher and dip, we see soon. on common. gopher and dip, w

chance that we're going to get a new arms race like a cold war the us against human dignity to have a machine delegated with the decision to kill human. proponents of autonomous weapon systems respond that it's all just a matter of programming one of them american robotics expert ronald arkin is working on an ethical standard that can be programmed into military robots. the systems will not only do so. side when to shoot they will decide when not to shoot warfare is becoming so fast right now that human beings are not capable of making intelligent informed decisions we can put that capability into an autonomous of the system should be ability if you. executing it on ethical order. another topic being discussed in geneva is where the software can make more ethically sound decisions than a human the us russia and israel are the primary opponents of outlawing these weapons they want clear definitions to five years of talks at the un things are finally taking shape. for the first time a proposal is on the table sent by austria brazil and chile and backed by twenty five other nations to say we nee

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>> it's a machine. a profitable machine. we're seeing that reflected in the stock. nice beat. put it in context here. this is a stock come down from $220 a share to $160 a share. my issue is the valuation. trades 25 times earnings, down from 90 a few eras ago. this stock essentially could be a growth stock to value stock. very profitable, successful corporation but simply doesn't command the valuation and thus the stock price it once did. melissa: do you agree with that? i know investors think facebook is almost dead money at this point. as much as they try to grow, continue, the scandal outweighs whatever good they're doing? also the fact that so many young people moved on from it? what is your thoughts? >> i think what we're seeing here the central storyline of facebook is changing from this, value for investors from the massive growth play to truly how can you monetize all of the different assets and plays that they have, instagram or what's app. the central, the value that we're seeing is now no longer the explosive growth which had been hindered by all of the news from thi

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countries instead of designing better killing machines we would not worry about the killing machines being automatic on a metal killing machine for one superpower because you know no no there's going to step up and say i'm done with this it was one. nobody does and. in the united states as in many other countries minors are not legally capable of entering into a business contract but in the case of facebook if a minor makes a purchase without the parents' approval they say it's valid the center for investigative reporting has revealed him launched a legal effort last year to unseal documents from two thousand and twelve class action lawsuit filed by parents against facebook for profiting from transactions with children in an improper manner last week the court agreed to unseal certain documents which included internal facebook memo stating quote in nearly all cases the parents knew their child was playing angry birds but didn't think the child would be allowed to buy anything without their password or authorization first and that a transaction on facebook doesn't necessarily look like real money to a min

ours fell by a thirty percent after fox machine scandal that's not the only reason for the disappointing sales figures britain's impending exit from the european union is already hurting carmakers uncertainty regarding brics has led to a drop in consumer confidence experts warn it risks the future of the auto industry which loys more than eight hundred fifty thousand people in britain. and a reminder of the top stories we are following for you at this hour military officers and. tests staged a coup they have seized the state radio station and declared their dissatisfaction with president ali bungle who's recovering from a stroke and the rocket also a teenager has barricaded herself in a hotel room at bangkok airport to avoid being deported eighteen year old mohammed says she will be killed by her family if she goes back to saudi arabia. and there have been a number of surprise winners at the golden globes in los angeles and rhapsody and british rock band queen took the top award for best drama and saw rami maalik win best actor for his portrayal of queen frontman freddie mercury. one bes

a time machine going back to seeing what it looked like when everything started all right so we know that this is the end or rather is this the end of the new horizons mission or can we expect to see more data. oh this space propose a lot of gas left in the tank and it's likely it'll busy yet another small body like this and after it's done that it could be transmitting data promoter decade or two so this is the spacecraft is going to keep on given all right that's that case cowing invention you have for us we appreciate you staying up for escape thank you my pleasure. north korean leader kim jong un has used his annual new year's interest to warn that his country may change direction on the promise of denuclearize ation if the u.s. continues its sanctions in his televised speech kim say if he remained committed towards working towards an austin peace on the korean the korean peninsula and strong a copper a share between north and south korea he called on the cell to stop its joy military exercises with the u.s. . kim also warned the u.s.

chance that we're going to get a new arms race like a cold war us against human dignity to have a machine delegated with the decision to kill a human. proponents of autonomous weapon systems respond that it's all just a matter of programming one of them american robotics expert ronald arkin is working on an ethical standard that can be programmed into military robots. the systems will not only decide when to shoot they will decide when not to shoot warfare is becoming so fast right now that human beings are not capable of making intelligent informed decisions we can put that capability into an autonomous if the system should have the ability if you. executing it on i think will order. another topic being discussed in geneva is whether software can make more ethically sound decisions than a human the us russia and israel are the primary opponents of outlawing these weapons they want clear definitions after five years of talks at the un things are finally taking shape. for the first time a proposal is on the table sent by austria brazil and chile and backed by twenty five other nations to s

that kind of stuff and i could feel but i am a machine. i have felt some one tranquil. we want to turn our floods are a. few billion way a woman but i don't pass sound hinted on that's how you arrived at washington. where i walk hannah come up and guess what i do and neil what else. not by lease i mean you got to trash it. which i sure will pick up. on and. you know hugo sure you don't you know me and johnny's huge huge you're going to enjoy this you're going to go now i hope the home is your voice you. do when we're both you know tom but i mean jane she didn't receive me from one subject because i really mean what i hear guys who feel that way if you have to pay off the child for . a lot of hope and that is one of them i walk that with the thought of i think that's all. i want just the thought that if i'm. away a woman's. you know and i'm always john impulse you've got the heart of the. whole i've had other julie going to tell you yeah so you. see he seem to. stop stop stop. stop stop. stop stop. stop stop this book on the. track you know from my own you know what. i am

tech could pull off the shelf and a surgeon could implant, machine that would run almost perpetually inside a human chest, an artificial heart. [applause] >> you have written essentially what this page-turning medical drama but the 50 year quest for an artificial heart and what makes it so readable is that you keep the lives of the characters, their five surgeons that you follow, and you take us through this history with all the ups and downs of the discovery, and their personal vendettas and lives at risk, and it turns into a really exciting reading, and i just wanted to say it reminds me of sort of the quest that dorothy had on her way to oz where you have this band, sort of together, on their quest and it's like the tinman on steroids. so, my first question for you was kind of that sense of starting down the yellow brick road. buy and why the quest for an artificial isn't that right. >> this is sort of cheating but i live in houston and my husband has a saying you can't step outside your front door without falling over a great story, and houston, for s

end to get used to it well for me it's it's the same it's the same as a getting aereo that with a machine and getting the hand that was so that it is the same feeling of course it hurts but you just have to take it not even one on knows exactly how old she is one of a nine hundred twenty right the elderly lady still possesses an elegant beauty she learned tattooing from her father she was a young girl at the time. hergé didn't well i didn't go as yet there's no school not protect too many you either have talent or you don't have when i was young my friends and i tattooed each other they practice on my legs my tattoos were always the better ones. the culling got haven't always been so hospitable to visitors. until well into the nine hundred thirty s. strangers had to fear for their lives here. the kalinga had bloodthirsty battles for land and all know with neighboring villages to. lie. to deter them the war is cut off their opponents heads among rewarded with magnificent tattoos. for the killing they were a sign of courage and strength. the proud warriors of the past are gradually dying of

he mate a beeline to a bitcoin machine on the wall above an atm. he gives it a couple whacks. it eventually falls over. then he tried to crack the machine open with a hammer, but he couldn't do it. so he left. we still don't know why the bakery has a bitcoin machine. >>> tonight two east bay congress members are demand haing answers about the plane that got stuck on a tarmac in oakland this month with 182 opo was diverted january 10th due to fog. passengers were trapped on the tarmac for four hours with no air conditioning, almost no food or water. and in some cases, even pan two men who got unruly were briefly detained. others on the plane later described the scene of growing discomfort and in some case even panic. now the lawmakers want an explanation. >> my motivation is to make sure it doesn't happen again, shouldn't happen in the first place. if somebody did something wrong, they should be held accountable. that's just the way the world works, but leaving people in an enclosed airplane for that long not giving them the support services they need is not right. >> today repr

running these gears as you can see and then lifting the water up to these channels that's quite a sophisticated machine it is a surface. he was more fascinating engineering. water devices like hell gerry's were hugely important throughout the islamic world as their empire spread across the globe. engineers of the golden age built reservoirs and impressive dams many of which still survived today across the middle east and islamic spain as well as these dams in places like cord of iran and syria irrigation was also provided by nor ears from the arabic now which are giant scooping waterwheels but as populations grew throughout the islamic world it became necessary to have more advanced devices and towards the end of the truss century developed sophisticated water pumps. so have a lot of this even more sophisticated water lifting devices as the water moves the water wheel round that's moving back because of forces like a double piston pumping up the water through both pipes up right up to the tower. lifts and pumps the water up to a high of eleven meter. al-jazeera combined several sophisticated mechanisms

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the role that douglas played in that was converting a war machine into a peacetime aircraft and that was the c 54 sky master, which became the dc-4, a reliable, modern, for engine aircraft that could carry about 50 passengers. now, that same three-day trip and the 1.5 daytrip coast to 12 hours. it was a real right through. the dc-4 and the lockheed constellation revolutionized air travel. from those designs, further refinements. the pressurized dc-6, faster, more powerful engines, then the course the zenith of this age, the dc-7, which became the first intercontinental power. those were all built here in santa monica california. the room behind me is an exact replica of the boardroom at the douglas aircraft company. as it looked in the 1940's and 50's. from this round table behind me, thousands of airliners were sold to the chief executives of various airlines around the world. this was the focal point for mr. douglas, who sat in the chair at the other end of the table. aeronautical magic was made at this table. a significant development occurred after world war ii. flight test resea

running these gears as you can see and then lifting the water up to these channels that's quite a sophisticated machine it is a surface. he was more fascinating engineering. water devices like hell gerry's were hugely important throughout the islamic world as their empire spread across the globe. engineers of the golden age built reservoirs and impressive dams many of which still survived today across the middle east and islamic spain as well as these dams in places like cord of iran and syria irrigation was also provided by nor ears from the arabic now which are giant scooping waterwheels but as populations grew throughout the islamic world it became necessary to have more advanced devices and towards the end of the truss century developed sophisticated water pumps. so have all of this even more sophisticated water lifting devices as the water moves the water wheel round that's moving back because of course it's like a double piston pumping up the water through both pipes up right up to the tower it lifts and pumps the water up to a high of eleven meter. al-jazeera combined several sophisticated mecha

a. machine and put us all know those too. much more goals of whimsy most of it at all most horrible to. small. he. or she said he would be. seething. i hear. people say t.v. . runs only feel snotty out to the supporters of those movement just but he forgot what do you do when you don't want the mores of mind to. evolve you are so crucial bribe you i give the best what to believe what you will but i'd be lucky if you get . down beautiful or not be kind. to you. for the. world it's just. the thought. for the both of you for. me to be where you are. this is the picture of the ideal. i stood nothing to leave you hate it still is all born yesterday of. the. one thing that if you will. wolf. when the shit starts the sun it isn't just the trees you would rather see your. well. what i despise the workers of the holes i suppose from all. these different will a new world order. one of all and you will. either with a million of your neighbors will. do the distribution of so. this reason will not grow at your book you. will. not work. he

talk to me when you're eating a tuna sandwich out of a machine. a distressed-oak model that i like to call -- wait, wait! wait! oh! i'm in! 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. parking structure "c"! you're excited about a parking structure? it's not even "a" or "b." you're gonna have to take my place working at joe's school. i can't do that. i have a job. have claire cover for you. she knows how to yell at people and read the newspaper. what the hell's wrong with that school? aren't we paying them so we don't have to take care of our kid? that's not the way it works at the learning barn. you know that they want the parents to be involved so that they can bond with the kids. what's wrong with schools today? i'm successful, and i had a nun with a mustache. you better get used to going there, because if i get put into a murder trial, i could be gone for weeks.

running these gears as you can see and then lifting the water up to these channels that's quite a sophisticated machine it is a surface. he was more fascinating engineering. water devices like hell gerry's were hugely important throughout the islamic world as their empire spread across the globe. engineers of the golden age built reservoirs and impressive dams many of which still survived today across the middle east and islamic spain as well as these dams in places like cord of iran and syria irrigation was also provided by nor ears from the arabic now which are giant scooping waterwheels but as populations grew throughout the islamic world it became necessary to have more advanced devices and towards the end of the truss century developed sophisticated water pumps. so have a lot of this even more sophisticated water lifting devices as the water moves the water wheel round that's moving backwards of course it's like a double piston pumping up the water through both pipes up right up to the tower it lifts and pumps the water up to a high of eleven meter. al-jazeera combined several sophisticated mechan

to a competitive she would never get any sort of praise or shall not be impeached allergan seen a machine a creature outer space each year in his name with the still specific. was there so. i'm just saying. it was the phone with if you still. have it it's not. going to leave if you like to. see this kind of data said watch. your spouse a national. correspondent daniel hawkins visited the site of the tragedy to hear some of the stories of those affected by this disaster thirty nine bodies appears to be the final casualty count from this building collapse that the recovery works went on for around seventy two hours in total almost nonstop throughout the day and night pausing only for safety as you can see behind me some of the balconies and the roofs are in a state of total destruction and we're not allowed to go any closer for fear they may collapse as well residents fled this disaster scene with only the clothes on their back perhaps a few documents or cash they didn't have time simply to grab anything else they were allowed intermittently to go back to the scene to pick up any other poss

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is what made them how little ball of a cell was we're taking people out of the equation it's just a machine and then american lives are russian lives aren't heard north korean lives are heard we are putting lives at risk but at the end of the day if we had put the amount of effort into you know infrastructure and feeding these people and fixing what had already been destroyed in these countries and stead of designing better killing machines we wouldn't have to worry about the killing machines being automatic and all of it and it will kill innocent before one superpower because you know no no other super is going to step up and say i'm done with this unless one does that not all will but if nobody does them. in the united states as in many other countries minors are not legally capable of entering into a business contract but in the case of facebook if a minor makes a purchase without the parents' approval they say it's valid the center for investigative reporting has revealed him launched a legal effort last year to unseal documents from two thousand and twelve class action lawsuit filed by

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could to spend their time in a way that is consistent with what they truly love, instead of becoming a machine that makes money. interviewer: what is the current relationship between google and china? i only know what you know. i think google has a team in china. to want to find ways to reenter china. that is all i know right now. do you think it is demandht course to different standards for different countries for internet companies? every country has a right to have its laws and regulations. every company has the right to choose whether to go into the country or not. if the company chooses to go itn, it has no choice -- in, has no choice but to adopt those laws. it may be an academic question. we now have a parallel universe of chinese companies and users, and american companies and users. american and chinese companies hoping to cross over have a minimal chance of success. interviewer: are we looking at five different versions of the internet? kai-fu: i don't think so. we will have the u.s. and china. about the ecosystem, the types of users, demographics, young people, how you monetize. i a

government debt in europe was a great called lows thanks to growth and inflation but the economic machine would soon be upset by two major events. good evening on august fifteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy one richard nixon the president of the united states his coffers had been emptied of a gold reserves by the vietnam war announced a staggering measure that would drastically change the world economy. and the dollar against the speculators. i read that secretary calmly to suspend temporarily the combat ability of the dollar into gold or other reserve assets except in amounts and conditions determined to be in the interest of monetarist ability and in the best interest of the united states. but it was not a temporary measure at all the u.s. president definitively kept the fixed relationship between the dollar and gold. the donor became a floating currency like every other currency a around the world. all the currencies of the world that were either tied to the u.s. dollar of the british pound by nine hundred seventy one we're now pure fee at currencies they're not backed by anythi