lukas d elisa are atlas robot. lukas and elisa are chatting aboututhe atlas robot. lukas and elisa are chatting about the atlas robot. scott: lukas and elisa are chatting about the atlas robot. lukas and elisa are chatting about the atlas robot. lukas and elisa are chatting about the atlas robot. scott: flood warning in effect for the little sioux river at linn grove. turn around don't drown. temperatures, not bad this morning, abe normal. temps to get warm the next two days, near 50 today, low 60s tomorrow! then a cooler temps, light rain, and breezy winds gusting to 25 mph. warm again monday before another, stronger windier front comes through tuesday. lukas adlib lukas: " cooler temps, light don't drown. temperatures, not bad this morning, above normal. temps to get warm the next two days, near 50 today, low 60s tomorrow! then a cold front comes for us sunday, cooler temps, light rain, and breezy winds gusting to 25 mph. warm again monday before another, stronger wiier front comes through tuesday. lukas scott: grove. turn around bad this morning, to get warm the

atlas boston dynamic newest robot and giving a glimpse. and a robot company released this new youtube video of atlas where he's no push over. well actually he is. when physically shoved to the ground you almost imagine he's going to bounce back and but instead he just rights himself up. video show humanoid robot coordination and mobility. he doesn't let snow drift or the uneven surface get him down. quickly ajusting his footing. he could stock shelves with ease brushes of oh annoyance quickly readjusting looks of hunk of mental we might be seeing him opening the a door near us soon. >> some sperths are predicting robots like atlas could be the beginning of the end for manual labor. i find that hard to believe. but, definitely could do some things. atlas has some pretty sculpted legs. can he play for bruins? she. he or she. it's definitely a he. joe actually it was pretty good night. i didn't need he or she tonight. over at the garden tonight brew vince young star and he was on display and did a number on the penguins. we'll show that to yo

the atlas v going up and, this rocket -- hopefully we hear that and see that. temperatures, a 53 to 55 and darrell is at the launch and, we are getting closer to launch time and lunch time where temperatures should close in on 60 degrees and 38 gainesville and 39 ocala and pretty much 40s for the remainder of us, winds are up and up, cranking pretty darned good, along the space coast, dead north wind now, call that a side shore breeze, and blow from north to the south and can miss with the trajectory and path of the rocket as it goes up. don't call the ballgame. it would be nice to see it go up. hopefully. by 5:00 solid 50s, you can see the clearing trend we are embarking on for today. that sunshine will be rather plentiful and comes back pretty good today and by tonight the clouds continue to thicken and rain chances are rising. and it looks like by tomorrow we'll start the day off okay. and i think closer to noon the chance of rain at 30 or 40% and tomorrow night more rainfall potential overpresent the region as the low pressure moves across the eastern side

- well, how about my cousin, the strong man, atlas allen? - atlas allen, strong man. big fella, did he weigh much? - well, 250 pounds on his hands and knees. - on his hands and knees? - well, he couldn't weigh himself any other way, you see his bathroom scale was under the sink. - seems like a bright fella, this atlas. instead of getting down on his hands and knees, why didn't he move it? - well he did but then he had to get a plumber - well, wouldn't it be more sensible to move the scale? - oh, george. atlas was a strong man, not a thinker. - i see. and this atlas, was he always strong? did he start out that way? - oh, yes, yes, he started out by building his body up when he was a boy. - i see. - and he lived near a farm where there was a new born calf so he went over and picked it up and carried it around on one shoulder. - well that's nothing, i can do that. calfs are very light. - yes i know but he went over everyday and did the same thing and after five years he was carrying a full grown cow around. - a cow around on his shoulders, didn't that bother him? - well,

the scottish spca says atlas loves attention and cuddles... he's curious and loves to make you laugh... and just look at those ears! the charity needs to find atlas a specific home because of his breed and size... they're ideally looking for someone who has taken care of a continental giant rabitt before. that's all for

the atlas v propelled a gps satellite into space. the atlas 5 rocket the workhorse for united launch alliance and a highly reliable rocket as it propels into face. and the atlas v rocket now has launch coming up next month and the launch helping out the military with an upgraded satellite block that will increase the ability for devices to be more accurate as well as assist the military with its push to get satellites, resilient to being attacked or hacked and that is good for all of us. now, launches as far as from the space coast, if you missed this one the next launch is march 10th. spacex has a launch they are trying to get in february and date yet. forward to many more. fox 35 news. >> amy: wow, what a sight. thanks. orange county, disputes say an innocent bystander was shot after a man was ambushed by gunmen before 2:00 a.m. at a some kind of argument inside of the restaurant earlier in the evening and when a man was leaving the restaurant people outside opened fire and he was shot in the leg and another man in his -- innocent

an impressive new version of the atlas robot is unveiled...and what steals the limelight?robot abuse.(trevor noah, host, the daily show) america's building robots that people can bully."(trevor noah, host, the daily show) "in 100 years that scene is going to be in the robot version of roots, you understand this."and it's not just physical,but mental torture.by hockey stick. taunted and teased...this after doing such a nice job of lifting boxes. take this job and shove it, i'm outta here. no wonder atlas fans visualized robot revenge scenarios.and this isn't the first time the highly regarded robot design company boston dynamics has mistreated one of its creations.(trevor noah, host, the daily show) "why do you "ahhhh" it's a robot?" (jeanne moos, new york) "actually there is a perfectly good reason for this robot abuse."when most robots fall they often have to be carried off for repair.but when the new atlas was forced to faceplant.watch it get back on its feet.and though it stumbles through the snow like bigfoot, it never loses its balance on the uneven terrain. that's a

it' s name is atlas, and it has the world' s attention. maria: oh! it' s the work of a boston-based company, the latest version of their humanoid robots. watch the bot get around -- indoors, outdoors. check out these 10 pound boxes. it puts them down -- wow! atlas is electrically powered, using sensors and its legs to balance and in its head to avoid obstacles. it gets right back up. that' ed: atlas was hit by a hockey stick and -- maria: we love good stories here. ed: send us your ideas, and we' ll send you a have to for user story on the air. you can share the video and pictures on your facebook page, p new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. r eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, to go up and down. across the region our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean we're leading the way toward the solution... p because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. r ever new england. eversource. ed: we are tracking severe weather moving up the atlantic coast. th

an atlas 5 rocket launched from cape canaveral. it was a spectacular sight. news 6 reporter mark lehman was there and shows us what it carried into space. >> it really was a spectacular sight for what turned out to be a beautiful morning here on the coast. today's launch kicking off what looks to be a busy year for space flight. >> great launch. >> a thumbs up from this crowd of rocket watchers. dozens braving the gusty winds and chilly temperatures for a happen. >> i was afraid. i saw the wind thing yesterday, saying there was going to be high winds. i was afraid so i kept watching. >> watching and waiting until -- >> and we have lift-off of the united launch alliance united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket. >> it was white and flashes of fire underneath it. >> i turned into a kid again. it was pretty neat. it was like wow! >> the atlas 5 rocket carrying a communication satellite which will help improve g.p.s. technology. >> when you think about all the technology involved in that, it's amazing. >> today's launch is the first of 2016, what promises to be an ac

this is scheduled to be the first atlas launch of the year. there are questions on whether that will be happening at all. winds are steady at 15 to 18 miles an hour. of course, that could change over the next three hours. if the launch is scrubbed, we are told another window will be opening up on a saturday. we'll let you know how conditions are looking throughout the morning. up at 6:00. >> if that launch does happen, we'll see it live on news 6 and also at clickorlando.com. the launch window opens at 8:38. new this morning, palm bay city leaders rejebbinged a plan that would have created new human rights laws. after hundreds of people pack city council meeting that went six and a half hours. the mayor and three council members voted against this proposal. protected members of the community from discrimination. critics didn't like how it was written. they say it was unnecessary because they believed the lbgt community is already protected under federal laws. >> the new worry that a new call for action when it comes to the zika virus, one sena

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the atlas fans are visualizing robot revenge scenarios. this is not the first time boston dynamics, has mistreated one of its creations. >> it's a robot. >> reporter: actually, there is a good reason for this robot abuse. when most robots fall down, they cannot get back up, and often had to be carried off for repairs, and the new atlas was forced to face this. and watch it get back on its feet. and though it stumbles through the snow like bigfoot, it never loses his balance on this uneven terrain, a very big deal. like kim coming from the bar. this was the last year christmas greeting from the boston dynamics, even if the robots are not laughing all the way, new york. >> it is a 2-for-1 saturday addition of rescues in action. >>> welcome back to your rescues in action. your heart is going to melt. this is the possum village rescue, and tell us about these kittens.>> they were rescued at only six days old, abandoned in a warehouse by their mom. garrett had an infected wound, but that unsealed, and they are available for adoption.>> only fou

. >>> boston dynamics have introduced a new series of their atlas robot. it walks around on two legs and can operate indoors and outdoors, it's light, not as atlas and can bend down, lift ten-pound weights and place them on shelves. >> look at that. >> it can also help you move. >> who needs movers now? >> exactly. nice job. >> if only they could do dinner too. i would take just lawn undry. >>> workers caught on the side of a new york city skyscraper. >>> a teenager behind a viral sensation. now the target of a s.w.a.t.'ing attack. those details just ahead. this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about any low white blood cell counts, infections, any other medical conditions, or if you are pregnant p p or plan to be

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the atlas v with a 8:38 launch time. a 19 to 20 minute launch opportunity. shouldn't be issues, but you never know. we're returning to essentially full sunshine. temperatures at 38 at gainesville. 39 oarchghts. 46 orlando. and through the four corn, focus county, lakeland, 45. when the wind picks up, it's doing a damage to the temperature, the feels-like temperature. it's been down to the 30s and low-end 40s for much of the morning. put a jacket on when you leave the house. or wimpy like me you leave it on all day. we're in the upper 50s and close to 60 degrees. the northwesterly air flow projecting on in. we're cool and breezy. 59 at 2:00 p.m. and 58 by 5:00 p.m. we few extra slivers of cloud cover moving into the area, compliments of a wind shift. and it should deliver a shot of moisture. clouds first and then rain chances saturday and saturday night. 60, cool, crisp and pretty much clear for us. ample sun into the 3:00 p.m. tee time. the sun angle is change day by day. it's pretty potent. you can see the low that went sooting on by brought a chance of coa

atlas is boston dynamics' newest robot and giving us a glimpse into the future. the waltham robot company released this new youtube video well, actually he is, when physically shoved to the ground, you almost imagine he's going to bounce back and terminator style slug the guy but instead he just rights himself. the video shows the humanoid robot's coordination and mobility and doesn't left the snow drift get him down, quickly adjusting his footing. he can stock shelves with ease, burns off annoyances quickly readjusting. by looks of this hunk of metal, we might be seeing him opening a door near us soon. in boston, susan tran, 7news. >> next thing you know he'll be running the boston marathon. >> i'm overwhelmingly impressed by that. >> how about if he was your helper. you walk into the house and that guy is moving around. >> a they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street

. >> do you have an atlas buried in your trunk? mine is old and beaten up but every smartphone has gps and cars do, too. our cyber expert says some hackers offered proof we need this they hacked into the software that powers the world of navigation. and they tricked a gps device into thinking it was traveling though it was standing still. >> this is huge ramifications for all of us who depend on that gps system for so many different things. these were smart ethical hackers doing this and hopefully the bad guys have not figured how to do it yet. are built to fix the flaws print backup directions before you go somewhere. >> your word of the week is cortana. >> this is a new app by microsoft and if you lose microsoft, it will read your e-mails and send you reminders and suggested calendar appointments. >> great to have an as assistant the question is whether you want your apps knowing that much about you. kristen miranda wbtv on your side. >> i want to go back to the maps. everyone should be able to use a map. tonya rivens i beat you

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. >> we have lift off of the atlas v rocket carrying two gps satellites. meredith: a spectacular scene on the space coast this morning, as an atlas five rocket blasted off into a perfeclty blue sky from cape canaveral. the united launch alliance rocket is carrying a gps satellite, the last of a group of eight for the airforce that will modernize navigation and timing information around the world. this was the first of as many as from the cape this year. chief meteorologist is here. there was no cloud in the sky. tony: i really thought there would be wind, but i am surprised they got it off. it will be a good year for them, and a busy evening for the super bowl party people. here' s the hd cam looking at downtown orlando. a different vantage point as we continue to grow and expand the network of hd cameras on this weatherpersons day. we of the sunset later and later, 6:07. temperatures are dropping, but they will level off later on tonight with clouds advancing northward from the south. 52 palm coast, 59 in melbourne, 57 in kissimmee. we are running 20 to 2

it is scheduled to be the first atlas launch of the year. it is sitting on the pad now as final testing is under way. earlier this week, they released a picture of the satellite carrying the satellite added to a gps array. once in orbit, it will improve gps accuracy for military and civilians. the question is if the rocket will be able to launch this morning. a cold front rolling through has brought winds and clouds. we are looking at winds at 15 miles an hour in three and a launch window will open up. coming up at 5:30, i'll tell you about the plans in place if this launch does get scrubbed this morning. >> the launch window opens at 8:38. if it happens, you'll see it live here. we'll stream it live on clickorlando.com. >> a plan to help get permanent homeless shelters and get people off the ground has hit a huge snag. the council voted down a proposal to help cover operating costs on the proposed shelter. that comes just one day after daytona city commissioners said they would put up $4 million if the city offered a similar investment. thi

. >> and we have liftoff of the you nighted launch alliance atlas 5 rocket carrying the 12th gps. >> the first of 15 launches for 2016 took flight this afternoon, this morning, with an atlas 5 rocket reaching outer space. the launch nearly didn't happen. high winds had the managers in a bind. but at 8:35 the winds died down just enough. a satellite for the air force. a sixth man to walk on the moon 85 years old. his daughter said he died last night at a west palm beach hospice of a a short illness: he was one of only 12 people to ever set foot on the moon. >> bob: florida police, quite the shock when they respond to a convenience store. that's an 8-year-old child armed with a gun. we'll tell you what happened when he confronted the clerk. plus why you soon could keep any artifact you want if you find it on state property. why not everybody is so thrilled with this new proposal. >> glenn: forecast here in central florida looks like we've got ourselves some cool weather on the way. much more on the chilly temperatures and your weekend forecast coming up. >> bob: one more thing. this is

they have introduced a new series of their atlas robot. it walks around on two legs and can operate indoors and outdoors, it's light, not as tall as earlier versions of the atlas and can bend down, lift ten-pound weights and place them on shelves. >> look at that. >> look at that, see. >> it can also help you move. >> who needs movers now? >> exactly. nice job. >> if only they could do dinner too. it's be set or the laundry. i would take just laundry. >>> coming up trapped in the air, workers caught on the side of a new york city skyscraper. how they managed to get to safety. >>> and the teenager behind a viral sensation now the target of a s.w.a.t.'ing attack. those details just ahead. attack. those details just ahead. this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your w

they have introduced a new series of their atlas robot. it walks around on two legs and can operate indoors and outdoors, it's light, noas tall as earlier versions of the atlas and can bend down, lift ten-pound weights and ple them onhelves. >> look at that. >> look at that, see. >> it can also help you move. >> who needs movers now? >> exactly. niceob. >> if only they could do dinner it's be set or the laundry. i would take just laundry. >>> coming up trapped in the air, workers caught on the side of a new yo city skyscraper. how they managed to get to safety. >>> and the teenager behind a those details just ahented presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. right now, get 25% back in rewards on hp ink, toner, and paper! office depot officemax. gear up for great . jane likes to mix things up. that's why she loves new light & fit greek non-fat yogurt mousse. so fluffy and airy it's her new 80 calorie obsession. light & fit feel free to enjoy. >>> incredible scenes of destruction in livingston, louisiana, after torn

watch as the box is moved atlas still stays on task. it was created by boston dyna c dynamics, a massachusetts company owned by alphabet, google's parent company. >> can't you see that being a movie? it turned on you. >> that was not nice. would you want to hear a knock on your door and atlas is delivering something? >> no. especially when it's a lot ta taller than me. >> they originally made it 6 feet tall but it was too intimida intimidating. you should be a developer. >> 70 degree temperatures. >> i am loving the weather and looking forward to some rain. the only rain chances we get friday and sunday will be very light. we will be keeping an eye on that. getting ready for a beautiful sunrise, looking at the bay bridge. don't forget the sucnglasses one again. 45 in the east bay and 38 degrees in the peninsula and south bay and getting a closer look at san francisco now, 41 degrees in mission. interchange 41 degrees now in the north bay. as they 7-day forecast comes up bottom of the screen, highs for the 70s today and the next couple o

atlas loves attention and cuddles. he's curious and loves to make you laugh. just look at those massive ears. the charity needs to find atlas a specific home because of his breed and size. they're looking for someone who is looking for a continental rabbit before. apparently they can get up to 4 feet long and 55 pounds. >> do they need somebody with a big house the take care of it. the bunny is huge. >> kids can learn a lot about 100 days. they can sure get a lot older. many schools are celebrating the first 100 days in class this week. some classes are having the kids dress up as 100-year-old people. others have to find 100 things. show us 100 things to do. show us how your kids are participating. if you wish, use the hashtag beon 9. >>> peyton manning made the >> the host: the broncos celebration rally begins in a few hours. fans have been out here for a long time. we'll take you to the scene, coming up. >> we're ready to show you thousand get to the parade, get around the parade. we'll have all the details on the best transportation routes in just a few. >>

the new version of atlas can open doors, put items on a shelf, even walk through snow. with a better brain this time around, atlas wan adjust when items are -- can adjust when items are knocked away from it or when it gets knocked down. it was debuted in 2013 for a disaster recovery in places unsafe for humans. >>> tickets going fast for the prince concert in oakland. the artist didn't give fans notice announcing yesterday that oakland would be his first north american stop. he will have two concerts sunday night at the paramount theater. tickets are already sold out on ticketmaster. some fans blame the website for not letting them through on resale site stubhub tickets starting at $800. >>> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a scandal- plagued bay area jail.. tries to clean up its act. only on 5: the reform.. starting with clean underwear. >>> new at 6:00 tonight a scandal-plagued bay area jail tries to clean up its act. only on "5," the reform starting with clean underwear. >> and your kids may be at greater risk of identity theft than you. but the credit bureau

the "atlas" robot is taking the internet by storm. it was invented by "boston dynamics," a branch of the same company that owns google. the humanoid robot is shown trudging through snow-- even taking a beating. earlier versions of atlas were taller, and over 300 pounds. they also had to be plugged into something. this one is about 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and 180 pounds... running on just a battery. this new version also has laser technology that gives it better balance, and helps it avoid obstacles. talk about a bad break up! a tampa business man is taking his ex- fiance to court. she could spend up to 30 years in prison. find out what he's suing her for. plus-- a family finds their missing cat... but there was one problem. the cat was || how the cat from wisconsin was found here in florida. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you' re going to like these numbers. bring me a higher love bang-- pickin

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we have lift-off of the united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket. >> unfamiliar voice there. today's launch is the first in 2016 and what promises to be an active year on the space coast. as many as 30 launches are expected. that number easily eclipsing last year's mark of 18. there should be another launch sometime this week. spacex has not set an exact date just yet, though. >> great to see the crystal-clear skies this morning, though. >> i love it. >> a reminder of our breaking story. the zika virus has come to central florida. >> yeah, coming up on news 6 at 7:00, we will bring you new information on this first local case of the mosquito-borne from florida's senior senator. also, calling it a fight over civil rights, a strip club is suing one local city. why it says rules aimed at protecting women is really just a way to harass one business. >> he was just fun to be around. he was a great player. >> they knew him when. hear from coaches and fellow players who knew a super bowl player from his time at a local high school. it's a story you don't want to miss. we love these.

this is a picture of the complex, scheduled to be the first atlas launch of the year. the launch alliance release ed released, it will be carrying a satellite. once in orbit it will improve gps accuracy for military and civilians. the big question that remains this morning is if the rocket will actually be able to launch. a cold front rolling through has brought gusty winds and thick clouds. we are looking at winds at 15 to 20 miles an hour. that 19 minute lauvenlg window will be opening up in about two and a half hours from now. we'll be keeping an eye on things, keeping an eye on mission control. coming up at 6:30, i'll tell you about what plans are in place if that launch is scrubbed. >> that launch window opens up around 8:38. if it happens you'll see it live on news 6 and also we'll stream clickorlando.com. >> new this morning, a plan to get a shelter off the ground hit the volusia county council voted down a proposal to help cover operating costs on the proposed shelter. the vote comes one day after daytona city commissioner said they would put up $4 million if t

(various animals making sounds) >> man: today on "animal atlas," we're going to take a closer look at the most unlikely pair of birds you'd ever expect to meet. why unlikely? one is tall, while one is, well, not so tall. one has long legs. one has stubby legs. both love water, but while one likes to swim, the other prefers to wade through the shallows. one can fly, and one can't. and maybe most noticeably, while the other is pink. yes, pink. meet the regal flamingo and the charming penguin, birds with feathers who don't flock together... >> man: but before we get to know this unlikely pair a little better, it's a good idea to learn what all birds have in common, and this includes storks, swans, toucans, owls and chickens, too. yes, every bird you can name belongs to the class aves, which is simply the name for birds as a class of animals to differentiate them from, say, reptiles, mammals, fish, not to mention all the invertebrates both on land, in the air and in the sea. what do all birds have in common, including the big pink bird and the stumpy blacacand-white one? no, not that they