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like family matriarch arora and her daughter, ana lin. and her adoptive children. >> bay leaf.kari, i use tripes and put the ox tail on the pressure cooker. >> wow, wow, wow. >> now the peanut butter. peanut butter, please. no more, no more. now the banana blossom. the egg plant. the egg plant. holy night, the stars are brightly shining. ♪ i hope everybody will enjoy this ♪ okay. it's time to eat. ♪ >> amen. >> amen. i'm hungry. ladies first. i think we'll serve you. >> anthony: it's okay this time? just this once. so good. so, how long have you been back? in the philippines? >> three years. >> anthony: where have you worked? hong kong for five years? >> hong kong for five years and then i went to america. i stayed there for almost 30 years. >> anthony: aurora is recently back in manila after spending most of her life abroad. >> i did the house keeping. >> anthony: the money she sent home put everybody here and many, many more through school, lifted them up to a more comfortable life. and you left your family behind. that's never an easy decision. a painful, painful choice. aur

we sat down with former softbank president nikesh arora on studio 1.0 back in august.sking about the current state of artificial intelligence and who was ahead in this competitive landscape. nikesh: i think the ai conversation is clear. i think we are in the early days of ai. a lot of areas where you want to apply ai, we don't have good data. it will be garbage in, garbage out. the technical horse power exists, but to apply it, we have to be smart about collecting and utilizing data. emily: do you think elon musk's doomsday scenario is overblown? or irresponsible, as mark zuckerberg says? nikesh: i love elon. i think he is one of the most interesting tech visionaries we have. we need people like him to have these conversations, but i think he might be a little early on his production. emily: what about self driving cars, which tesla is working on, google, apple? what happens there? nikesh: i think it will be a while before we see a large proliferation of self driving cars around us. i think the economics, the regulation, the retooling required to get this to happen at