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thinkn i hear about ai, i about how much creative parameters the computer has.istion of just the extension of computer science to physical form. the moment you have something that can understand its environment and interact with it, you can bring software -- you software to bring it to life. we are reinventing toys and physical gaming -- it's a great way to stop. -- to start. your competitive. [laughter] the bwestave time for byte, one number that tells a whole lot. robotics,topic of about $26.8 billion. they predict that number will go up. tell me about this. what is it safe in the future of robotics? >> that number is almost entirely industrial robotics, nonconsumer robotics. we have gone from zero to what is going to be a massive number focus on the consumer market. i think it might be another estimate it has the reality is that we have confrontation in thatrs and overall ability mobile devices have enabled. buzzword now, artificial intelligence. how is that going to impact our lives? >> robotics takes many different forms. it could be something physical, or

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seen the movie terminator, there's a movie in the making called robo pocalypse which talks about an ai through experimentation discovers it and humans are cross purposes and destroys the planet. we're going to see more of these coming out. idea of a man faster, stronger, certainly more intelligent, and then come to the conclusion that people or the thing they needed to get rid of to survive is scary for a lot of us. >> it is scary. i feel elon musk knows perhaps more about computers and technology than i do. if he's afraid of this, i am terrified. veronica, are you with me? >> i think it is a little scary considering how many robots are taking jobs, and i think going forward we're going to see more and more smarter robots taking more positions and more jobs, and what is that going to do for everyone else? where are they going to get their inclination. melissa: i don't know if they're kill anything of us. economically it could kill me. melissa: you look at google in particular and they buy boston di dynamics, that was the creepo robot jumping around on the screen a minute ago. they are

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ai now to -- >>> now to little league baseball. the cumberland team was eliminated with an 8-7 loss to chicago. amid the sobs and the tears, the team's manager had words of inspiration and great pride. listen to some of the speech that aired on our sister station. >> i want everyone to come in for one big hug. i love you guys. you have given me the most precious moments of my coaching career. i have been coaching a longtime. a longtime. i am going to be an old man. i need memories like this. i need kids like this. you are my boys and you will be the boys of summer. >> isn't that great? he said it is okay to cry because they are not going to play baseball anymore, but he added they will be friends forever. wonderful sports man ship lesson and life lesson. >> silicon valley is full of entrepreneurs full of big ideas, but tonight you are about to meet a special one. she son 10 and she -- she is only 10 and she is helping children all over the world. here is lisa amin gulezian. >> this orphanage in the philippines was once home to chri

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we talked to t the ceo on how a small coffee shop aies giants like starbucksks. >> welcome back. you may have noticed. peet's coffee & t tea is a widey successful company fm california that has a cult following. ashey grow their b brand ceo da burwick wenent one-on-one with us to talk coffee beans and growing pains on the path to bigger success. dave burwick, welcome to "washington business rort." you are hitting the washington market big. 's, explainew to peet why it has such a cult following in california. >> i think because we make great coffee. we do it the right way. peet came- alfred over to berkeley in 1966 and started roasting them the way they do inin europe, deeper and darker. we stayed true to that approach and treated the beans especially for almost 50 years. it has become a mainstay in the bay area. >> what are your plans for growth? >> we are in hypergrowth mode. for 10 or 11 years, it was a public company that was competing with giants. the starbucks of the world. our goal was to grow carefully and grow through the direct store delivery model we have. we grew throu

ai now to -- >>> now to little league baseball. the cumberland team was eliminated with an 8-7 loss to chicago. amid the sobs and the tears, the team's manager had words of inspiration and great pride. listen to some of the speech that aired on our sister station. >> i want everyone to come in for one big hug. i love you guys. you have given me the most precious moments of my coaching career. i have been coaching a longtime. a longtime. i am going to be an old man. i need memories like this. i need kids like this. you are my boys and you will be the boys of summer. >> isn't that great? he said it is okay to cry because they are not going to play baseball anymore, but he added they will be friends forever. wonderful sports man ship lesson and life lesson. >> silicon valley is full of entrepreneurs full of big ideas, but tonight you are about to meet a special one. she son 10 and she -- she is only 10 and she is helping children all over the world. here is lisa amin gulezian. >> this orphanage in the philippines was once home to chri

ai uchida joins us from the business desk. >> what the people at the federal reserve say can move markets. that's why investors are always looking into policymakers' comments to glean what the fed might do next. for years they kept the interest rates near zero but they hinted that a strong recovery in the job market could lead them to change their approach. the policymakers released the minutes of their meeting last month. many of them said the labor market is improving faster than they had expected and they said it might become appropriate to begin removing monetary policy accommodation and raise interest rates sooner than they anticipated. but some policymakers argue there are still too many people who remained unemployed for a long time. and they point to others who have not managed to get a full-time position. most of them agreed they need to make sure the labor market and the overall economy are improving. then they could decide to raise rates. many investors had been expecting rates to go up in the first half of next year. but some are reconsidering after reading the latest minutes.

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it ai pay.overnment investigators say the company that owns that pipeline knew about a problem but did not tell anyone. government says it would have evacuated the area if it had had any early warning. >> local families dealing with childhood cancer got help today thanks to alex's lemonade stand. the weston hld a symposium. it gives families a chance to learn about issues related to care. this is the sixth year for the event sponsored by the lemon society of philadelphia a group that supports alex's lemonade stand foundation. >> a south jersey church gotta tension after helping neighbors in sicklerville today. partnering with perfecting khurp for hope mobile distribution. tractor-trailer dropped off hundreds of pounds of food turning this parking lot to outdoor grocery store. families were able to go home with everything from eggs to diapers. >>> a philadelphia charter school graduate received a scholarship today from former residents ever the richard allen homes. terea casson will be a freshman

. >>> coming up next, what happened when the windows blew out of the napa ai >>> this evening, the airport is taking on another important role. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has that part of the story. >> reporter: these startling images show the earthquake at the napa county airport. >> the earthquake blew out most of the windows in the control tower. the facility is currently unusable. it's going to be most likely unusable until we are able to replace those windows, which involves getting them manufactured and installed and that could take several weeks. >> reporter: the airport is open for visual flights only. >> and it will slow the system down a little bit. but a safe way of operating. >> reporter: while planes operate as normal, something unusual is happening in the parking lot. a brigade of blue bucket trucks. >> this is the staging area we bring together our crews, getting additional information about what they need to report to make restorations. >> reporter: the utility choels the airport because it's close to the county communication center. pg&e brought communications o

people ais it is within a few hundred kilometres, and spreading. >> there's no sense of panic. the authorities say they monitor the situation at the border post and put substance in place to monitor the swags. >> these men to enter need only wash their hands with soap and degeneralent. no one is taking -- detergent. no one is taking their texture. this potion works for all diseases. ebola comes from nature, the cure will come from nature. stloo there's no known cases in senegal. most of the time they suffer with something more contagious, the flu. no need to go to the doctor, as there is a remedy for that too. his potions have never failed him yet. now, ukraine's military is continuing its campaign in rebel controlled areas. there has been renewed fighting in donetsk. plumes of spoke covered the skyline and civilians were killed on sunday. forces advanced into luhansk, taking control of a suburb. international mediators are urging moscow and kiev to avoid confrontation. >>> emma haywood has the latest from luhansk, where the army is pushing back rebels. >> a few months ago many

and they said their message is the predominantly white police force needs to be ai f to have a better relationship with the predominantly african-american community there. >> we don't want that to happen at all. we want to have a relationship with them. that's why e.d.g. earnings ise.. they came together and they're clearing out the community and they're doing the outreach with the youth, especially the youth, because it starts with them. >> and one of the things e.d.g.e. is doing is hold a voter raej administration drive tonight and signing a card which they say they will send to the family of michael brown this coming week. live in summerville, doug shimell, the nbc 10. >>> we've confirmed that a man killed at a philadelphia rl chinese food restaurant was an electrician who was just out for an evening with a friend. family members tell us that the man was shot overnight and lucky garden near 525th hand landsdown in the overbrook section. police say he was arguing with a third man that opened fire. that shooter is still on the loose. >>> firefighters say conditions gave them a tough

. >>> a ai paraplegic, using his hands. >>> the breaking news in the last 15 minutes or so coming from brazilian television, lef leftist eduardo campos plane lost altitude, as it was prearg tpreparing to land. residential neighborhood there's smoke. what are you hearing whether this has actually killed eduardo campos? >> hello can you hear me? >> gabgabriel, lost the line. >> yes i'm back. information is coming in very quickly, a small plane has crashed, in rio. it was thought that eduardo campos was on the plane. and now in the last five minutes a global gb, one of the biggest g bmplet networks in all of brazil that not only eduardo campos was on the plane but he appears to have lost his life. i will say that this information has not been officially confirmed by his campaign, however global tv said they have talked to people within his party and it's true, obviously tragic news. moving very fast here. this plane crashed in a residential neighborhood in santos, about a 90 minute drive from sao paulo. he was in rio de janeiro yesterday taking part in an interview with tv, he was flying

she is wearing ai gray fleece jacket. she took the medicine around 11:00 a.m. weighs 165 pounds. >>> sanford university police are investigating a case of sexual battery. it happened last night at stanford avenue. a woman called police after she says that a man groped here. she said he was in his 20s and has short hair, a light beard and was wearing a light blue shirt and genes. he has a tattoo with writing on the right arm and walking with a gray pit bull. >>> the crowds are getting amped up for the massive music festival in the park. we will see how things are going as the music gets under way. ♪ [ music ]♪ >>> we have breaking news where northbound highway 87 is shut down because a garbage truck is over turned. it's south of interstate 280 and it happened around 11:00. there are only minor injuries but the clean up crews are on the way. we do not know how long that will take. >>> police in fremont are searching for two men that are responsible for a rare and alarming home innovation. it happened on wednesday afternoon when the go gunman bust into a home wher

ai now to -- >>> now to little league baseball.umberland team was eliminated with an 8-7 loss to chicago. amid the sobs and the tears, the team's manager had words of inspiration and great pride. listen to some of the speech that aired on our sister station. >> i want everyone to come in for one big hug. i love you guys. you have given me the most precious moments of my coaching career. i have been coaching a longtime. a longtime.oing to i am going to be an old man. i need memories like this. i need kids like this. you are my boys and you will be the boys of summer. >> isn't thats he said it is okay to cry because they are not going to play baseball anymore, but he added they will be friends forever. wonderful sports man ship lesson and life lesson. >> silicon valley is full of entrepreneurs full of big ideas, but tonight you are about to meet a special one. she son 10 and she -- she is only 10 and she is helping children all over the world. here is lisa amin gulezian. >> this orphanage in the philippines was once home to christa f

ai uchida has more from the business desk. >> they are looking up at the sky. they want to utilize it. they all want to use flying robots, or drones, to expand their business. and the japanese electronics maker is the latest to get on the trend. sony holds a market share for sensors that work like human eyes and are used in devices like digital cameras. executives want to use the technology in drones. sony is considering drones equipped with these sensors to inspect infrastructure such as age tunnels and bridges. the drones can also be used to check how agricultural crops are growing. analysts say the economic effect of drones will be more than $76 billion in the u.s. alone by 2025. the new project may help sony rebuild its finances as its tv business has been in the red for the past ten years. in the i.t. industry there has been a global move to use drones for commercial purposes. u.s. based online retailer, azom.com announced in december a plan to deliver goods using drones. facebook announced a plan to beam internet signals to various parts of the world as a

home at his word of the bacteria ais >> a twist on tuna tar a share after running us with a twist. a pleasure to be with you. some really beautiful the cutting into little cubes. consumer spending for july dips. stocks remain on the high side. >> tyson foods has completed its takeover of the hills firebrands. the deal won regulatory approval. the granite includes a number of hills are brands. one a bidding war for the company. >> the merger expected to generate more than $40 billion in sales a year. >> similar to social media users putting new service them looks like ins tagram >> to instant shopping opportunity. means if you like he by it is called like to buy. nordstrom is using it. representative said the hope it will help fan spirits hoping to draw back young customers prove >> yesterday of the company reported its 10th straight decline in quarterly sales. >> smart drivers could be hitting the road this labor day weekend. >> analysts say with the same gas prices this low since 2010. the average price in illinois history 50 per gallon. national averages $3.41. >> good condition

but the red cross says it's unaware of any such admissii ai. >>> the french foreign minister says the convoy could be a cover-up for russian intervention. >>> israel and gaza are halfway into a three-day assess fire. so far we haven't heard of any vices on either side of the border. >> palestinians are using this cease-fire to repair power lines and get water running again. cnn's john vause reports on efforts to rebuild gaza in the short and long-term. >> reporter: just 72 hours to try and fix the worst of gaza's devastation. like the sewage pipes which have been spewing raw effluent for more than two weeks. >> we need water! to drink! >> reporter: to try and get water running again to thousands of homes. to repair transmission lines from israel up to seven hours of power a day now after more than a week with almost no electricity at all. aid groups are distributing mattresses, water, and basic supplies to last for just a few days. tens of thousands like this and his family have been left homeless. "i don't even know where my house is. where is the road? where is my neighbor's home?"

ai uchida joins us from the business desk. can you break down the details for us? the prime minister has plans to boost everyone but that requires money to kick off. and that's why the officials with japan's government ministries are set to demand 100 trillion yen or $960 billion for the 2015 fiscal budget. the record outlay highlights the struggle between the need to balance the government's growth plans and fiscal health. people at the health and welfare ministry will ask for about $304 billion. the biggest request ever. the money is need to cover pension and medical costs among other growing social security outlays as the country's population ages. prime minister shinzo abe's growth strategy is also driving up the budget. officials have decided to allocate nearly $40 billion for projects aimed at enabling the strategy. the total request for policy spending are expected to be some $730 billion. in addition, debt service costs will likely grow to nearly $250 billion as the balance of government bonds continues to rise. officials from each ministry will submit the

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ai uchida joins us from the business desk. >> akita amari is the one tasked with making abe nommics work and those around him have said this is japan's last chance for the economy. we have seen the stock market grow in the last 18 months and corporate earnings grow. but, gdp in the april to june quarter fell largely because of the consumption tax hike. amari has been watching it all play out. a business magazine says he has what it takes to deal with what's ahead. it has chosen him as one of the top 50 most influential leaders in the world. he is juggling economic reforms including cutting the corporate tax to overhauling social security to negotiations to reach a free-trade pact with asia-pacific nations. minister amari thank you for joining us. for our viewers watching we are going to be switching to simultaneous translation now. >> translator: thank you for being with us. according to the economic report last week, the april-june growth rate was minus 8.6% which was the biggest contraction since the japan earthquake. even after july department stores are facing an up hill battle. coul

an up ais scheduled for today.an find a slide show of his work and reaction that continues to pour in on nbc10.com. >>> and a live look at center city philadelphia this morning. sunrises about 6:10 according to meteorologist bill henley. he'll be along with his first alert forecast in just a moment. >>> happening today, attorneys for two men plan to release security video showing alleged attacks by security guards at harrah's casino at atlantic city. they contend the attacks are part of a pattern of abuse by the gaffords. we'll have their comments and video this afternoon on nbc 10 news beginning at 4:00. earlier this summer, another lawsuit was filed by a north jersey in connection with this security video. the man claims he was beaten by security guards after being asked to leave the casino floor. >>> people living in one camden county community express their anger over allowing the shooting and killing of geese near public buildings. residents of voorhees voiced their opinions last night at a township meeting. a

ays, sydney. >> eight people convicted of terrorism in china have been executed in ninjang prove incidentthey include three that authorities say were behind the last year. the government blames attacks on groups it says wants to establish an independent state. human rights activists say bejing's policies provoke unrest. in japan, hope of finding survivors from the landslides in hiroshimo city are fading. rescuew worksers are searching. the operation is hampered. dozens of homes were destroyed when mountain sides collapsed this week. iceland has lowered the warning level to aviation from an erupting volcano. the level has been lowers from the highest red to the second highest orange for the bunga volcano. seismic activity has been continuing in the area. an eruption can't be excluded. part of the region was evacuated as a precaution earlier this week. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the "stream." social media is transforming what we share about life, but what about death in is how we at a time. ♪ >> bringing in the community out there our program is our digital producer, wajahat al

ai uchida joins us with more. >> the two nations already trade a lot of raw materials but china would like to scour a better foothold in its resource-rich neighbor. the leaders of both countries have agreed to deepen ties across a range of trade and economic issues. chinese president xi jinping is in mongolia for talks with the president. chinese media say the two signed an accord strengthening cooperation in trade, resources development, infrastructure projects and other areas. china is mongolia's largest trade partner largely thanks to exports of coal and copper. china wants to secure energy resources by helping to improve mongolia's infrastructure. it also hopes to use these economic links to boost political ties. analysts say mongolia has been wary of allowing china too much influence. so it has been building ties with japan which it calls mongolia's third neighbor after china and russia. >>> a task force with japan's main ruling party will call for a lower tax rates in regional economies. the move is part of prime minister's shinzo abe's attempt to rebuild the vitality of local a

when those planes fly, they stream real-time dat ai to us -- data to us. to our satellite network. and we take all the international data and then the special data that we capture and put it all together and it enables us to make higher resolutions. >> wow. would you say technology is connected to airlines or will you be incorporated with noaa now? obviously we need updating. >> sure. to capture l is specific data. you're probably familiar with the weather bureau and when you look at all the data, whether 's satellite data or others, we replicate the weather balloons. they only get launched once every 1 hours. it misses important dat -- every 12 hours. it misses important data. if we could capture that data all day and all night along and we -- long and we do that by putting sensors on planes. they're streaming data up in the satellite back to our data system anywhere in the world we get that data in under 15 seconds and now we can take that supercharged data and add it to the weather balloons and satellite data and put that into more advanced weather forecast models. --with higher

ays harry fawset was theredawse ruling for the hundreds of thousands of people, this was the center piecepope francis's 5-day visit, a huge open-air mass in downtown seoul, a chance for catholics, young and old, to see their holy father up close. he reserved a special honor for families of those killed in april's ferry disaster walking up to the tented village where they have been demanding an independent investigation and bestowing his blessings. >> the pope makes his way through crowds of people thronging the square, there is no mistaking the scale of this event. nothing has been seen like it for more than a decade. it's a significant moment not only for south korea but the catholic church in asia. so, although this mass was very much about the history of the corps ian catholic church, beatfying 1248r space 18th and 19th century contact liingz killed for their beliefs, pope francis was keen to tie their story to the church's present day relevance in a region where catholicism is growing. their example has much to say to us who live in societies where alongside immense wealth, dire pover

the police activity ais because of this breaking news. police are responding to a shooting on south first avenue. officers were called out there about an hour ago. this came across police scanners as two people being shot, but sometimes those reports are premature. we do know one person has been transported to the hospital. no word yet on what prompted this shooting and the nature of those injuries and police are on scene right now and we're getting a crew en route. as soon as we have more information we'll certainly pass that along. >>> now, let's move on to the philadelphia school budget crisis. in about six hours from now, we may know if a lack of funding will delay the start of the school year in philadelphia. t katie is live with a preview. katie e? >> we'll also learn if the school district will lay off any other teachers or personnel or have a shortened school year. those are all options on the table because they're facing more than an $80 million budget cap. that is because the issue we've been talking about for weeks is the cigar

>>ays demanding the release of three journalists who have been imprisoned for 225 days. they were falsely accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they were given seven year sentences. mohammed got an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession which he picked up at a protest. more this news hour. we will tell you about the challenges faced by police as they deal with separatist supporters. also ahead: >> inc. dam yell lack in northwestern british columbia where were big energy projects are causing controversy on one of the most unique coastal wilderness areas. >> rory mcilroy, on course to win back to back neighbors. the latest from the championship in sports at least 16 people including four children have been killed in aleppo. witnesses say a government helicopter fired on a residential neighborhood on saturday. caroline malone has details. >> one of the children killed at home by a barrel bomb. an internationally condemned weapon because it kills indiscriminately. witnesses say a helicopter dropped a bomb here according to a neighbor,

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