they say this is an a.i. issue caused by anchtsz i. players. the red clay school district has agreed to reinvestigate. it's possible they could overturn the principal's decision and allow them to compete in playoffs beginning next week. tim furlong, "nbc10 news." >>> let's go to skyforce10 with breaking news. look at these flames. this is a building under construction, we understand, in gloucester county. nbc10's mitch blois in skyforce for us. what can you tell us? >> this is logan, new jersey, a building under construction. it appears to be an extremely large warehouse. this is a small corner of the building. the firefighters are standing on the roof just feet from where those flames are ripping into the sky. very impressive. very hot fire. as we were coming over from the philadelphia area, 25, 30 miles away, you could see the smoke pouring into the air. this is a building under construction in logan, new jersey. it appears the materials on the roof are on fire. firefighters are starting to spray some water. looks like, on the edges of the fi

they say this is an a.i. story. in the media, a.i.ay school district, they decided they would reopen their own investigation and they'll decide the future of the team. the team already missed senior night, by the way. the district could decide to let them compete in the playoffs that begin next week. we're live in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc news. >>> two more people died from the flu in delaware. that brings the total number to five. all of the victims were 65 years old or older with other health problems. now, people 24 and under are also being hit particularly hard this flu season. that age group makes up 54% of all lab-confirmed flu cases. >>> back now to your first alert weather. skyforce10 has been on the move for us today. we made our way over to camden catholic high school. this is ay lacrosse practice ou there. nice day for the students out on the field. looks like girls' lacrosse, getting in practice and enter si exercise in the sunshine. quite a different scene this morning, though. we found some people wearing hats and sc

reporter: a representative visited company officials from silicon valley to meet with engineers. >> a.i. experts and software technologies are needed around the world. this shows not just about new technology for us, it's an important place to expand our network and find good human resources. >> reporter: toyota officials are planning to get ahead by increasing their work force in the united states for a.i. development from 150 to 250 people this year. >> it is the life blood of t t.r.i. the most important thing is to hire the right people who are innovative and have a strong background and help us to figure out these difficult problems. >> as far as automobile designers are concerned, the sky is the limit when it comes to breaking barriers in technology and ces is perhaps the best place where one can get a good idea of what lies in stores for cars and for those who drive them. nhk world, las vegas. >> would love to take a spin on those concept cars. that's the latest from biz. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> i will visit washington this week and hold my very first official

all we hear about is a.i.these companies but you've owned it. >> when we last met, we talked about how people were talking about it while adobe was quietly doing it. >> we did announce adobe sensei, which is our framework. there is nobody who understands images or videos or documents or what's happening with behavioral data and online the way adobe does. and enabling our rocket scientists to make that power available for our customers is something that's supercritical. people have always said how did they do that when they see an image for a video. now we're making it easier and easier to use. >> one last question. because of all this data that you have, can you tell me whether you share my view that things have gotten better, business in this country and worldwide? >> i think the sentiment when i talk to most ceos is that the business climate is better. >> okay. >> and i think we do see that. you know, i think in our particular space, because digital disruption is front and center, i think we're in the tailwi

a.i. but there is not one company that's all about a.i. a.i.something these companies are about. brad: it could be these five juggernauts are so big now that they are almost disruption proof, at least for the short term. instead of new companies being minted, we will see them all strengthen their position. it's not just amazon investing in a.i. it is the five we mentioned at ibm and salesforce. they are also so richly capitalized that they buy smaller companies as soon as they see some promise. charlie: the interesting thing about amazon, jeff had a 7-year runway to developing enterprise as a better unit of his business. he had total presumptive develop -- freedom to develop something. brad: it's getting close. retail is probably bigger. amazon almost alone, and maybe facebook and google enjoy some of this, but having that space from investors who are not demanding short-term results. charlie: wal-mart is not competitive in enterprises. brad: without a doubt. charlie: they were out there in the cloud before microsoft and almost anybody else. ce

when it comes to a.i. virtual reality, some of it may be overhyped you look at amazon's echo, the talking device people are putting in their homes. my kids love it --it's a remarkable device, and it's getting better and better. charlie: how do your kids use it? brad: they talk to it. they ask it questions. charlie: weather, everything else. brad: everything. they are growing up now knowing they can speak to computers. that's totally foreign to every other generation. i feeling silicon valley goes through seven-year cycles. we are at the end of this one. airbnb, uber, and snapchat will soon.lic the next wave is coming around the corner. this not one company that's all about a.i. a.i. is something these companies are about. brad: it could be these five juggernauts are so great now they are almost disruption proof, at least for the short term. instead of new companies being minted, we will see them all strengthen their position. it's not just amazon investing in a.i. see -- they are so richly capitalized now

. >>> in delaware d the principal of a.i. dupont high school canceled the school's basketball season over an incident on the court last week. after the team lost to the delaware military academy, the principal of a.i. dupont says his players sprinted towards opposing fans looking for a fight. parents insist the players were just running to the locker room. they also say dma's fans used racial slurs to taunt a.i. players. the parents add there was no reason for the principal to end the season. >> the penalty doesn't fit what happened. there was no fight. there was no scuffle. no player -- no player touched another player at all. >> the red clay school district agreed to reinvestigate the situation. the superintendent will be the one to decide whether a.i. should be allowed to compete in the playoffs, which begin next week. >>> coming up new at 6:00, we hear from the coach about why he agreed to cancel the rest of his team's season. >>> talking about basketball, big developing story. the sixers traded one of the big men but it'

>> we estimate there is over half $1 trillion impact to the economy from a.i.ver the next 10 years. >> i have to get your views on netflix. you is an m & a target, think, or will it outgrow at a standard pace? >> it is a potential target. i don't think it is a company that wants to be sold. i think they see their opportunities bigger as an independent. when you think of how disruptive they have been to all of media, when they become part of a bigger technology platform, it feels like that is missing out on the payoff on this investment they have been through. it is not like the company has done incredibly well. when you think about the scale of this global media coverage they have built, this content environment they have built, i don't think we have seen nearly the past yet -- nearly the payoff yet. >> we know net neutrality has been looked at, by the head of the new fcc in particular. >> sure, they went after that in pretty detailed ways prior to the title 2 neutrality implementation. they struck deals with verizon, comcast, and at&t that at least addressed u

when it comes to a.i. and virtual reality, some of that might be overhyped, but you look at amazon's echo the talking device people put in their homes. my kids love it. it's a remarkable device. it's getting better and better. >> rose: how do they use it? talk to it, ask it questions. we play music. >> rose: everything else. everything. they're growing up knowing they can speak to computers. it's totally for to every other generation. i feel silicon valley goes in seven-year cycles. we're attend of this one. we're seeing uber and airbnb and sphap chat will go public soon. usually there is dips. the next wave is definitely coming around the corner. >> rose: what might that be? it seems to me there is not one company that sort of is just all about a.i. a.i. is something all these companies are about. >> it may be these five jugger astronauts are so big they're almost disruption proof at least for the short term, and instead of new companies being minted, we'll see them all strengthening their position. not j

but as a.i.tinues to advance along its way it is going to replace a lot of people. >> that's why i do not want to sell amazon. i do not want to sell it. there is just too much engagement with amazon throughout your life. and i know that they just -- at one point somebody really tries to get it what the numbers are. and the cfo is like are you kidding me, like we're really going to go into that stuff? it is a funny conference call. it's everything you don't need to know. it is really much better to ask about china, how's china, we're very pleased with china. okay. that's good. how about amazon web services. we're very pleased with amazon web services. okay. that's good. it was really rigorous. >> fireye, jim, i think it's all-time low if not extremely close. >> that's when your executive chairman and cfo resign at the same time that's a suboptimal situation. distinctly suboptimal. put fireye in the basket, david. >> really? with who? >> with the fella the gopro fella. >> oh, yeah. nick wooden. >>

a.i. is very hot. is a are coming -- is a.i. coming? can you elaborate?sh i could elaborate. there are many things in the labs in the moment. we have acquired companies in different areas. we leverage technology the best we can. wille now announcing we tune speakers on the new tablets with one of the most famous brands in the sound industry. we definitely will use all of our technology. 8, will it sell more in terms of quantity? >> we are always confident in our products. that is why we make them so attractive and sell them to as many people as possible. demonstrates the innovation is relentless. we launched with the tablets yesterday. some of the features introduced another manifestation of how innovative we can be. we created it with the first note several years ago. now it is in the tablets as well to give more experience to our users across our portfolio. >> when you don't launch a phone here, everyone starts to look at who is. we have been shining light on lg. another wants to eat away at yours and apple's market share. does it worry you and they are

the principal at a.i. dupont says players acted in a way that violates standards of sportsmanship and conduct. >>> the nhl is hoping they don't have to cancel tomorrow's outdoor game between the flyers and the penguins. >> looking dicey. 60,000 fans waiting to see the teams play outside at heinz field. that's where nbc10's keith jones is. it comes down to the weather. crazy. >> reporter: it is crazy. mid 70s. i talked to nhl officials. they were surprised at how well the ice is holding up behind us. they say the passes when the penguins were out weren't getting stopped by the melting, but there was some water. you could tell it was melting a little on the ice. there's a family skate going on behind us. i want to show out penguins skating first. you could tell it was wet. a closeup look. pens players getting a feel as the sun sets behind the yellow stands at heinz field. let's go back out live. this is a look at the family skate, at least for the pittsburgh penguins. now the guy in charge of the ice has bee

so now they can actually start to use a.i. make their customer relationships more effective and intelligent. >> we have talked about social, mobile cloud. artificial intelligence. i want to talk about immigration. when you spoke last on your conference call, you said we're moving forward with an open heart and open mind and expect the best from our president. he's speaking tonight, immigration will be on the docket. this is something i know you care passionately about. can we have an open heart and open mind at sales force? >> we can. certainly in the last couple months we had mixed results out of washington and immigration is one of the low lights. i just think back to my great grandfather isaac who came here. he was a refugee. he was warmly accepted into the united states and if you like sales force, that came out of isaac but if you like "game of thrones" that came out of my cousin david, we have the same great grandfather. >> fair enough. i know david benoff's father. going back to evaluation, you're $54 billion. i spent a

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he's currently being treater at a.i. dupont hospital in serious but stable condition. >> ♪ >> happening, federal appeals court judge neil gorsuch is head to capitol hill as he tries to convince lawmakers. abc's elizabeth hur reports. >> nominating. >> reporter: for president trump his pick for the supreme court is a promise kept. >> judge gorsuch has outstanding legal skills a brilliant mind. >> reporter: describing judge neil gorsuch a replica of antonin scalia well respected. >> he could have had any job at any law firm for any amount of money but what he wanted to do with his career was to be a judge, to write decisions and to make an impact. >> i pledge that if i am confirmed i will do all my powers permit to be faithful servants of the constitution and laws of this great country. >> reporter: gorsuch is a federal appeals judge in that denver with a law degree from harvard and ph.d. to oxford. he checked to are two supreme court justices including justice anthony kennedy and if confirmed he would be become the first supreme court justice to serve alongside his former boss. >> stop.

medics pulled the little boy out from under the truck and rushed him to a.i. dupont hospital. right now he's in serious but stable condition. >> a jury found six defendants liable in the deadly center city building collapse. now the panel must decide ouch each defendant will pay up. an unsupported wall fell on the salvation army thrift store on june 5th of 2013. seven people died. 13 others were yo injured. the defendants included a new york real estate developer salvation army the architect the demolition contractor and the man hired to use his excavator to demolish the building. the penalty phase is expected to begin on friday. >> happening today, president trump's supreme court pick heads up to capitol hill to begin meeting were it lawmakers. the president has tapped federal appeals court judge neil gorsuch. the appointment would not change the court's balance since gorsuch would succeed the late justice antonin scalia who was also a conservative. he's being closely compared to scalia. if confirmed the four man conservative block would square off against four liberal justic

former republican senator kelly a.i. who was helping meet and greet on the hill confirmed neil gorsuch made the comments, and that's what we reported, but our e-mailer was upset that we didn't include th statement released to nbc news, she felt the remarks were taken out of the context, and the judge was not responding directly to trump's negative tweets, just speaking generally. what did the judge say? what did he mean? we don't know. we were not in the room. one person is claiming one thing, and another person is claiming another, and while we did correctly report that it was confirmed he made the comments we should have also included that she felt they were taken out of context. any time you question any one of our stories or anything you see in print on tv or in your social media feeds, write to us and ask us to verify. newstips @wusa9.com. >> one more note on the trump administration, there could be congressional trouble for kellyanne conway. during an appearance on fox news ivanka trump's clothing line, and it was

. >> the latest on fight to change legislation coming up, and have a cough, how amazon a.i.er 50,000 bottles facebook the social media reportedly the talks with major league baseball. >> awaiting from tjx yesterday from walmart home depot arranges expected a dollar per share on tjx down fractionally, we are coming off a record performance, take a look at dow industrials you got to call that victory down 2 points after 8 days in a row of gains and record highs for the dow industrials, we are waiting on fed minutes later this afternoon, that will give us a window into what fed is thinking in terms of raising outrights, first republicans fight to repeal replace obamacare continues this morning, majority leader mcconnell says change is necessary, watch. >> 8 out of 10 americans wanted it gone or completely trashed. we have an obligation to the american people to do that. that would help get the economy going. maria: this coming as conservative house freedom caucus has endorsed obamacare you replacement bill introduced by mark sanford senator rand paul joining me south carolina r

million bet on autonomous cars been allocated that much over the next five years to its new base in argo a.ittsburgh, pennsylvania for the firm was cofounded a few months ago by google car project veteran brian celestin an uber engineered for president trump has made american manufacturing signature issues on the campaign trail and in the white house. president trump: we're going to create jobs. i said that i will be the greatest jobs producer that god ever created, and i mean that, i really, i'm going to work very hard on that. caroline: but automation could to thatsterisk statement. companies are investing in robotics and software instead of human labor to boost productivity. re-think robotics is looking to find a balance. an industrial robot designed to work alongside people. >> our robots have a lot of sensors, they have vision and four sensors. reporter: rodney brooks, the founder of re-think robotics, is changing the way we think about robots in the workplace. >> actually, it is our first robot, two arms, large. sawyer h learned from. we made it smaller. reporter: with cameras and sens

the school district upheld the decision today at a.i.ont high school in wilmington after their game against delaware military academy. the principal says players acted in a way that violates standards of sportsmanship and conduct. >>> an unusual drug problem is surfacing in the lehigh valley to tell you about. experts telling nbc10 drug users are abusing the anti-diarrhea medication imode yum to get high -- immodium to get high, and some people have died. >> one doctor is making a plea to the drug's maker. >> reporter: inside the emergency room at lehigh value hospital -- >> a weak opioid. but if you take enough -- >> reporter: doctors and nurses track a new phenomenon from patients on the front lines of it the opioid epidemic. >> on monitor we noticed she had a lethal rhythm. >> reporter: last year, one patient arrived with an erratic heartbeat, nearly unconscious. >> going up and down, up and down. dizziness, lightheadedness. feeling like he or she may pass out. >> reporter: doctors were perplexed. it wasn't heroin. jed, they realized

>> "terminator". >> because there also was, spielberg did have a.i. >> i'll be back.nd it came back as nvidia. this is a frightening conference call. we're nothing. >> i've been spending time on this. i'm less concerned that it's coming so soon. the terminator, i mean. but it will. >> look, when you see your tesla just dropping everybody and using these guys. i mean, they are the brain. by the way, they're not -- they're like the least promotional guys. i mean, they're just very solid. i was talking to a gaming executive. i said i hope you read this thing because you can't do the gaming without their chips. artificial intelligence, virtual reality, this is like it. this is it. >> voice recognition. did you hear that bank of america has sort of their own alexa now called erica, as in bank of america in which you'll go to a branch and there will be nobody there but you'll interact and withdraw money. >> is there a name of one of these who i haven't gone out with at one point in my career? >> we're going to get to a lot more on nvidia later on. trade obviously is going t

time, though, romit, a lot of investors like nvidia for its presence in data center, in automotive, in a.irtificial intelligence. can those bright spots offset a potential volatility or downturn in gaming? >> well, if you look at what happened this last quarter, they actually had terrific results in data center and automotive, the two segments that the investment community is most excited about. but you know, this company's core business is gaming. it didn't show the upside that people are anticipating and as you've seen, you know, the stock has been under some pressure, and look, let's keep in mind that this company trades at a very large multiple, and so unless they're firing on all cylinders, you've got to believe that there's, you know, there's downside. >> and you think it's another 10% basically from where the stock closed today because your price target is $90 a share. how do you think about how nvidia is valued in relationship to how other semiconductors are valued, the whole group has had a tremendous run up on hopes, many hopes that there's going to be consolidation in the group

data set of over five petabytes of police video that our customers manage on evidence.com, and what a.iwill allow us to do is allow us to ran advanced analytics that will help them automate business processes and provide greater transparency and be more effective police agencies. >> your conference call you talked about we're not ready yet for transcriptions to be done perfectly. i'm thinking your next acquisition will be someone that offers that too. so even there won't be the writing at the end, and the whole process will be so much more smooth and streamlined. frankly, much better for if the prosecution wants to go. the prosecution will win more. >> bingo. the average police officer sbends two-thirds of their day sitting at a keyboard typing. we believe police reports should be recorded, not written by some cop on a keyboard. let's free them up. we've got 9 video. let's transcribe it and make the police report from there. ultimately we probably won't be buying a transcription company, but our machine learning group, our artificial intelligence group, will be plugging into best in cla

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. >> they have a lot of people working on a.i. at that company in a very significant way.is going to be potentially enormous business for amazon. >> right. >> this lease in northern kentucky, 50-year lease. >> on the drone? >> yeah, 900 acres. >> yeah. i mean, i think that amazon may -- i bet you when trump meets with amazon, it's going to be a love fest. honestly. >> you think so? >> i think it's going to go better. "the washington post" got to be careful. but i'm just saying innovation u.s. they hire -- is anyone hiring near the number of people in the u.s. as amazon? anywhere? >> 100,000 over 18 months is a big number. >> they've got to be the biggest hirer of americans. >> yeah, well, they also -- you still -- they employ a lot of people. facebook for example has very few employees for being -- >> gross margins. >> -- enormous company. >> you create the content. that's why i love the gross margins there. look, amazon may have political issues that are different from trump. i'm saying that the hiring at amazon is extraordinary whether it be northern kentucky, the plants

you mentioned a.i. and robotics and direct energy, some things that can truly change the game. so that's an important focus of our air force. as we modernize our force we need to modernize smartly across specific areas. as you mentioned industry is leading us in that way. so we are collaborating with industry whether we work with folks like air force research lab, what strategic capabilities office, all of the ffrdcs and national labs that are reaching out with all the private sector to make sure that we can stay up to date with them. i look at this as almost like the ffrd -- the ffr, we have to invest so much today in our technology that is going to get us tomorrow. right now our rnd is about 2%. we need to keep it at that or grow that because otherwise our adversaries will outpace us. we have a great collaboration with national labs. they are truly national treasures. we need to leverage those to help us stay ahead of adversaries. >> those national treasures don't remain without significant investment that needs to be made in them. i know given the constrained resources i jus

it's a.i. it's not about jobs going to china. trump -- >> where do you get that 86% number? >> i think it came out of harvard about a week ago. but it was a well known study that economists contributed to. it's been overwhelmingly over the last 10, 20 years the gains that you're seeing have to do with not people moving from country to country. a lot of money and investment is going to come back to the united states. a lot of that is going to be jobless. so far i don't see a lot from the trump administration or from the democratic side addressing that. >> we asked the nam last week about this on the show and they argued automation has to require jobs, you have to build the robot and maintain the robot, the question is if we're set up structurally for that. >> correct. in the end what we're talking about for the united states is productivity, in the end defines a change in the nation's standard of living. forging changes in productivity require big changes in investment, by companies, by governments, not only the federal government

has that 5700 word manifesto about the future of facebook being a model for local governance, using a.io fix fake news. it's worth a read if you have half an hour. >> i think we have carrie swisher too. and also still to come, jim stewart. dow is down about 47 points. we'll be right back. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley i love to see businesses that just started from ground up grow into further success. it just feels good to know that i'm helping someone else. my first goal is to learn about their business, what they're currently doing in their advertising. pull some research, create a great story. trying to figure out some way of building some kind of trust in a very quick moment. you have to love to work with people. our goal, without a doubt, is that all customers are satisfied before they leave. ♪ >>> vice president pence leading the u.s. delegation to a major