andrea bocelli, the local philharmonic orchestra... and your conductor, yumi. of manhandling to get to the podium, but but once he is there, he's off! and it tookjust 17 hours of sometimes very frustrating practice with andrea bocelli and the real conductorfor with andrea bocelli and the real conductor for the robot to copy the movements for this six minute performance. translation: yumi has, because of the great elasticity of his arm, the exact same mobility and can do all the movements for the peace. here, for example, puccini... of course, conducting is more than just waving baton at the right time. it's all about expression, interaction with the orchestra and passion, all of which is missing with yumi. but at least he'll manage to hold it all together! it's interesting. obviously, the robot is programmed to the needs of these two particular singers who are collaborating with the robot. there's not much room unfortunately for improvisation. so basically you have to go with the robot. think it isa have to go with the robot. think it is a bit harder for andrea

without notice, the robot conducts andrea bocelli.he singer will stick with human beings. for now, a go irobably into the singer will stick with human beings. for now, a go foriably into m m gii not mu ~ 7 , w £53355: it was ' fl b it was missing i conductor. i think it was missing it was funny to just see the had. it was funny to just see the arms moving, but no had there. even just a blank face. i think it would help. if it gets any better, it could bring in a strange future, with a robot conducting filler robot musicians, perhaps. what, if anything, would be left for the rest of us? —— conducting fellow robot. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — it's emerged eight residents of a florida nursing home died after hurricane irma knocked out its power and air conditioning when it hit the state on sunday. police have launched a criminal investigation into the deaths. the public inquiry into the fire at grenfell tower in london opens later. it will examine the cause and spread of the fire, high—rise regulations and the actions of the

without nerves, the robot conducts the tenor, andrea bocelli, a good audition, but the singer will stick will decide for a man, because the robot has not the will and is not artistic, of course. the audience is intrigued by its guest conductor. i think it was missing a head. it was very funny to just see the arms moving, but no head there, even just a blank face, i think it would help. if it gets any better, it may bring in a strange future, a robot conducting fellow robot musicians, perhaps. what, if anything, would be left for the rest of us? james reynolds, bbc news, pisa. over in the us, a group of senior politicians has lashed out at the credit scoring company equifax. the senator for california dianne feinstein tweeted this... "equifax fails to protect info of 143 million people—now we're hearing execs sold off stocks. unbelievable. there must be an investigation." let's get more on this with michelle fleury in new york. why are senators so angry? this has certainly sparked a lot of outrage, 36 senators, that is how many have called on federal authorities to investigate what they s

andrea bocelli, the luca philharmonic orchestra... and your conductor, yumi.practice with andrea bocelli and the real conductorfor the robot to copy the movements for this six minute performance. translation: yumi has, because of the great elasticity of his arm, the exact same mobility and can do all the movements for the peace. here, for example, puccini... of course, conducting is more than just waving baton at the right time. it's all about expression, interaction with the orchestra and passion, all of which is missing with yumi. of course conducting is more than just waving a better not the right time. it was michael about expression, interaction with the orchestra, and passion, all of which is missing. but at least he did manage to hold it all together! it's interesting. obviously, the robot is programmed to the needs of these two particular singers who are collaborating with the robot. there's not much room unfortunately for improvisation. so basically you have to go with the robot. think it is a bit harder for andrea bocelli since he's visually impaired

yumi led the lucca philarmonic, accompanied by the italian tenor, andrea bocelli, through three piecesmbini, taught yumi by holding its arms during rehearsals so it could memorise the gestures. james reynolds reports from pisa. this conductor never drops its baton, nor does it ever get angry with its orchestra. yumi the robot has been preloaded with a series of moves made by this old—fashioned human conductor, an exhausting process. long time. good learner, after a while, but at the very beginning, it was taught seven or eight times and every time, it would stop and it took 20 to 30 minutes to reset it and the eighth time it happened, i was not pleased! pisa itself is built on a tradition of doing things a little differently. this city has an unofficial rule. if it works, even if it looks a little strange, then go with it. in this spirit, pisa now hands over a concert to a robot. without nerves, the robot conducts the tenor, andrea bocelli, a good audition, but the singer will stick with human beings. for now, and possibly also in the future, i will opt for the human, because the robot

welcome to this evening‘s performance, andrea bocelli, the lucca philharmonic orchestra... and your conductoris six minute performance. translation: yumi has, because of the great elasticity of his arm, the exact same mobility and can do all the movements for the piece. here, for example, puccini... of course, conducting is more than just waving a baton at the right time. it‘s all about expression, interaction with the orchestra and passion, all of which is missing with yumi. but at least he did manage to hold it all together! it's interesting. obviously, the robot is programmed to the needs of these two particular singers who are collaborating with the robot. there's not much room unfortunately for improvisation. so basically you have to go with the robot. i think it is a bit harder for andrea since he's visually impaired, so it's very difficult but it seems to be working! so, probably not the future of live music, but a pretty impressive finale for international festival of robotics. the bbc news at six is coming up. i will be back at 10pm. time for a look at the weather. it was the warmest

music and it took a mere 17 hours of sometimes very frustrating practice with andrea bocelli and the ll the movements for the piece. here, for example, puccini. of course, conducting is more thanjust waving a bat on the right time. that is all about expression, interaction with yorker sure. and passion. all of which is missing with the robot, but at least he did manage to hold it all together. it is interesting. obviously the robot is programmed, it is programmed based on the needs of these two particular singers that are collaborating with the robot. there is not much room, unfortunately, for improvisation, so you basically have to go with the robot. i think it is a little bit harder for andrei, since robot. i think it is a little bit harderforandrei, since he is visually impaired, so it is actually very, very difficult, but it seems to be working! so probably not the future of live music, but for the international festival of robotics, he was a pretty impressive finale. david sillito, bbc news. we will have robot forecasting the weather next, but we have alina jenkins. hello, storm

yumi led the lucca philarmonic, accompanied by the italian tenor, andrea bocelli. its orchestra. yumi the robot has been preloaded with a series of moves made by this old—fashioned human conductor, an exhausting process. long time. good learner? good learner, after a while, but at the very beginning, it was taught seven or eight times and every time, it would stop and it took 20 to 30 minutes to reset it and the eighth time it happened, i was not pleased! pisa itself is built on a tradition of doing things a little differently. this city has an unofficial rule. if it works, even if it looks a little strange, then go with it. in this spirit, pisa now hands over a concert to a robot. without nerves, the robot conducts the tenor, andrea bocelli, a good audition, but the singer will stick with human beings. for now, and possibly also in the future, i will opt for the human, because the robot does not have the will and is not artistic, of course. the audience is intrigued by its guest conductor. i think it was missing a head. it was very funny to just see the arms movin

the humanoid robot shows no signs of nerves as it conducted an orchestra alongside tenor andrea bocellimade its die beebut in tuscan c. it can't improvise. any unexpected changes from the musicians would have been, well, bad. >>> new concerns about smartphones and the latest security features. the new technology could impact a local school and how police officers do their jobs down the line. news 4's kristin wright on how the cutting-edge could affect criminal changes. >> it sounds sci-fi, like something out of a movie. >> we call this space i.d. it maps the unique geometry of your face with over 30,000 invisible dots. >> apple unveiled the iphone 10 and facial recognition security feature. >> this makes your face your secure password. >> julian sanchez studies how technology, privacy and civil liberties all connect. he thinks apple's face i.d. sounds secure enough, but that's not the only concern. >> the longer term question is, how comfortable are we with face recognition as a pervasive technology for identification. >> law enforcement is already dealing with legal hurdles and getting

however that is exactly what happened when this robot conducted andrea bocelli and this orchestra.at the movement of a maestro, and cannot respond to spontaneous tone or tempo change in music. it's unbelievable that it was only just over ten years ago that stevejobs said this. an ipod, a phone... and we are calling it iphone. (applause). the iphone did something no smartphone had done before. it really brought the internet into our pockets with its high quality, big touchscreen, a good browser and that great idea of pinch and zoom. it kickstarted a new generation of smartphones. it defines the look that every other smartphone still adheres to, and in the process it made apple the most valuable company in the world. so when a new iphone arrives, the world pays attention. we did too. david lee was there. say hello to apple park, or the spaceship, several call it. eventually, 12,000 people will work on this 175 acre site. it was designed by british architect norman foster and cost a reported $5 billion, which makes it the most expensive building in america. their headquarters is in ma

festival of robotics being held in the city of pisa you me even managed to upstage the famous tenor andrea bocelli joined him on stage in the thirty theater where conductor andrea can be helped the programmers and seems remarkably relaxed about a robot taking his job. basically had to find time to understand his movements then when we found the way everything was pretty easy and the flexibility of the arms of you me are both unthinkable not even incredible unthinkable for a machine it is absolutely fantastic and the technicians are fantastic just to to make everything perfect especially in the length and in the speed of the trash which is very important. on our website any time the address of that is dot com and you also watch us live by clicking on the live icon. dot com. and our top stories are now to syria the u.n. secretary general says the humanitarian situation for me in mars' range of people is catastrophic while the fifteen member security council has issued a statement calling for steps to be taken to end the violence in mars' government says one hundred seventy six range of religious are

makes its conducting debut in tuscany what happens when it teams up with the world renowned tele andrea bocelli. with. with. hello there we've got two storms with us in asia at the moment and they're both showing up very clearly on the satellite picture the first one well this is the most intense one and it's gradually going to run its way towards the northwest and then buckle backgrounds and head away towards the east it will give us a glancing blow therefore to the eastern parts of china and we will see torrentially heavy downpours the other system that's in the southern parts of our map gradually that's working its way towards the west is already given us a lot of flooding in the philippines now it's edging its way towards viet-nam but both of these systems moving fairly slowly so if i run through the charts over the next few days you can see the rain gradually increasing force in vietnam and the rate also increasing force along the east coast of china as well as we head across towards india in the central belt we've got most of the wet weather currently to see plenty of cloud on the satelli

festival of robotics being held in the city of pisa humor even managed to upstage the famous tenor andrea bocelli who joined him on the stage in the verde theater regular conductor and helped programmers just seem remarkably relaxed about a robot taking over his job. we basically had to find time to understand his movements then when we found the way everything was pretty easy and the flexibility of the arms of human abs unthinkable not even incredible unthinkable for a machine it is absolutely fantastic and the technicians were fantastic just to to make everything perfect especially in the length and in the speed of the direction which is very important. undermines at the top stories on al-jazeera the u.n. secretary general says the humanitarian situation for mere miles for him to people is catastrophic and is calling on the government there to suspend its military action one hundred and seventy six range of villages are now said to be completely empty after all residents fled the recent upsurge in violence there also said to be fleeing at least thirty four other villages as a military crackdown

think it is a bit harder for andrea bocelli since he's visually impaired, so it's very difficult to gorking! so, probably not the future of live music, but the international festival of robotics. and yumi was a pretty impressive finale! let's have a look at the weather. given the weather in the last 2a is it is hard to believe that this time last year it was the warmest day of the year and the hottest september day in more than a century. whilst the skies might be blue—chip in places this afternoon, it's a very different feel. the storm has now cleared away eastwards. but still some persistent rain is present in parts of scotland and gusty winds along the eastern side of the country this afternoon. a rash of showers as well across england and wales, most prolific gci’oss england and wales, most prolific across western england and wales, most prolific gci’oss western areas england and wales, most prolific across western areas this morning and they will be extending eastwards this afternoon. there will be some sunshine in between the ships will feeling cooljeff brewin is not as strong as

you mean even managed to upstage the famous tenor andrea bocelli joined him on stage in that if theater regular conductor. help the programmers. could be relaxed about a robot taking his job. basically had to find time to understand his movements then when we found the way everything was pretty easy and the flexibility of the arms of you me is absolutely unthinkable not even incredible unthinkable for a machine it is absolutely fantastic and the technicians are fantastic just to to make everything perfect especially in the length and in the speed of the gesture which is very important. and mine are the top stories how to zero. actually general says the humanitarian situation for me and mars range of people is catastrophic for the fifteen member security council has issued a statement calling for steps be taken to end the violence government says one hundred seventy six range of religious and are completely empty after all residents fled the recent upsurge in violence it's estimated that about four hundred thousand revenge of escape to bangladesh since the violence broke out in late augu

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it included a performance by world-renowned tenor andrea bocelli. they can't replace him with a robot. still to come on the newshour: the democrats' pitch for universal health care. the spacecraft that's given us stunning images of saturn nears its end. could taking down violent videos online also erase evidence of war crimes? and, much more. >> woodruff: we turn now to politics, and an intense day of closed-door negotiating in congress about daca, the program to protect people who were brought to this country illegally as children. joining us to talk about those developments and more, from the capitol is reporter yamiche alcindor of the "new york times." yamiche, thank you for being with us. you have been reporting on a story this morning in "the times," saying there's been a remarkable lack of progress on this. where does it stand right now? >> well, lawmakers have really tied themselves up in knots trying to figure out how to proceed. the republicans i have talked to have said this issue is on the back burner and they are worried that congress is

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