. >> welcome to babylon. how can i help?eporter: this consultation is happening inside a technology company with an ambitious mission. babylon is building a computer program that should be able to diagnose your problem as well as your gp. in this case, the computer has been given the same information as the doctor and reaches the same conclusion. >> it is likely you might be suffering from gallstones or colic. >> my tummy hurts. >> i'm sorry you are feeling unwell. reporter: eventually this could be a smart phone app you could talk to. >> we will have a doctor that will fit in your pocket who you can talk to that will diagnose you. it will also try to predict your future. combiningthe project medicine with the latest trends in computer science. is using something called machine learning where a computer is given vast amounts of data and teaches itself a task. the same technique is being used here to recognize what i am saying. we are seeing machine learning in other places. >> machine learning is about getting data to a comp

babylon is building a computer program which should be able to diagnose your problem at least as wellfy the regions where you have pain. the computer has been given the same information as the doctor and reaches the same conclusion. it's quite likely you may be suffering from something called potentially gallstones. 0k. from something called potentially gallstones. ok. my tummy hurts. i'm sorry you're feeling unwell. there isa sorry you're feeling unwell. there is a long way to go. there should be a smartphone app that you could talk to. you will have one personal doctor who will sit—in your pocket and monitors all your time. doctor who will sit—in your pocket and monitors all yourtime. he doctor who will sit—in your pocket and monitors all your time. he can talk to you and diagnose you and see and predict your future. where is the pain in your stomach. this combines medicine with the latest trends in computer science. babylon is using something called machine learning where a computer is given vast amounts of data and teaches itself a task. the same technique is being used here to re

watch babylon 5. in what sense is that a compromise? well, five is partway between three...tell you what. how about we go rock-paper-scissors? ooh, i don't think so. anecdotal evidence suggests that in the game of rock-paper-scissors, players familiar with each other will tie 75-to-80% of the time due to the limited number of outcomes. i suggest rock-paper-scissors- lizard-spock. what? it's very simple. scissors cuts paper. paper covers rock. rock crushes lizard. lizard poisons spock. spock smashes scissors. scissors decapitates lizard. lizard eats paper. paper disproves spock. spock vaporizes rock.

. >> babylon it be on msn b.c.. it is from that ideological left. >> this is the only time with the editorial page editor so i complain and they said this on c-span and it was of a disgrace as ucla modify conservatives and $500 and auriana huffington. so hasn't really changed. as a result. >> host: let's hear from michael from illinois go-ahead. >> caller: i want him to understand there was bill clinton and obama in this made avenue president now they have a reality star the will comment and regress. >> it is devoted to the university but yes. you cannot continue to have a democracy of only one side as 85% of the youth go to public university. that is what allows this to happen. i appeal to any chairman of the appropriations for the president of those universities who sell one to see political and intellectual diversity. brcs sitting on a campus what happens is there is no check. i hate using the word liberal but they are not always right but when everybody agrees with everybody? the faculties have been dumb down. a

this is a company called babylon based in london and they have announced today got million dollars toents via a smartphone camera. they take that data and data from an advice line they have got for british patients. they feed it into a computer, through a process called machine learning, and eventually they will have a programme which is as good at dealing with a patient and giving a diagnosis as any general doctor. in fact, and giving a diagnosis as any general doctor. infact, in and giving a diagnosis as any general doctor. in fact, in the long run, it is better than any doctor. they have all of that data and more data than any single doctor could possibly absorbed in their lifetime. soa possibly absorbed in their lifetime. so a user would say, i have a rash on my forearm, what is this, what do ido on my forearm, what is this, what do i do with my phone? how would i get advice? you could talk to your phone and initiate a conversation. describe the symptoms and the smartphone has sensors built into it. you would have a relationship with it and it would know your health history and fe

we might even say that because jeremiah lived outside the exile community in babylon he could hear the lord's voice more clearly. they have to figure out how to obey god's command to integrate into babylonian society want the same time not been assimilated. in the book of daniel we read the story of shadrach, me check and a bend to show -- a bendigo. those three men refused even on pain of death. as we know from the story the king threw them into a fiery furnace in the fire did not consume them. they restored it to their position. how did they live lives that were integrated. they were state officials but also at the same time developed develop such a strong faith that they were willing to lose everything even their own lives before the train their god by bowing down to that title. that is a question facing cushions today. we have to somehow walk a middle path between crystal -- fundamentalists and the accommodations who loved the world so much that they rationalize idle work. engaging in the culture is something we have to do but it must never become an excuse to bring the incense to

they were taken into exile it babylon itself, about 50 miles or so of modern baghdad.ople dispossessed and living in poverty and fear in refugee camps or in their own homes, but deprived of everything we‘re accustomed to rely on for our own health and welfare. we weep for the violence. for the hatred. for the loss of life. for all that divides and spoils our world. it was not meant to be like this. it should not be like this. violence and hatred are not the answer. the best—known storyjesus told, the pa rabole answer. the best—known storyjesus told, the parabole of the good samaritan has a message for us. at first sight it seems quite simple — a man has been mugged and left half dead by the roadside. two people hurry past, leaving him to find for himself. not apparently caring about himself. not apparently caring about him at all. one man, by contrast, stops. and does whatever he can, in firstaid, stops. and does whatever he can, in first aid, pouring on oil and wine to cleanse the man‘s wounds. and then bandaging him. he takes him to an inn and looked after him until

. >> your congressman john lewis vows to babylon after this week's historic congressional city in. >>e calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense, gun-control legislation to the house floor. >> he is known as the conscience of the united states congress speaking his mind on justice and equality and teach students what is courage. stand up, speak up. when you see something that is not right and not fair, not just, you have a moral obligation to do something and not be quiet. >> john lewis is so popular and in such demand that he is unable to join us this evening. he was able to send us a film. john is like manure. he is all over the place. please turn your attention to the screen once again. >> hello. thank you so much. i regret that i cannot be with you. with all my friends. rip, thank you my friend my brother for visiting me with this great honor. besides the first amendment, without the freedom of speech, freedom to dissent, the civil rights movement would have been a bird without wings. we live in an unbelievable country and those rights are protected by the const

and that was the one in babylon.n there is this one actually is from maine-- blueberries, very modern. this one is from persia or iran, and it has nuts. it's got pistachios, it has pears, it's got dates, all kinds of good things, pomegranate juice, really delicious. >> woodruff: in judaism, food is an integral part of telling the story. >> absolutely. >> woodruff: why is it so important to remember these stories and to remember-- i mean, down to the recipes that you've preserved in this book? >> well, i think, in the bible it says that this is the-- you must relate this story to your children so they know that they're free men and that they are jews. and that you don't want to be in slavery and you-- you don't want to treat people like slaves so it's just something that we must preserve throughout history. it's the hardest meal for me to prepare, and it's the most wonderful and the most meaningful, because i do think that it's important for families today to take those traditions from their past and cling to them. an

we might even say that because jeremiah lived outside of the exile community have babylon, he could hear the words voice more clearly. somehow though they had to figure out how to obey the command to integrate into the society. the state officials when the king ordered his officials to bow down the false idol they refused him as we know from the story he was thrown into a fiery furnace and it didn't consume them. how did they do it, how did they live a life that was completely integrated in the establishment and again they were state officials, but also at the same time develop such a strong faith they were willing to lose everything even their own lives before betraying their god and not bowing down to that idol is that is the question facing christians today in our own babylonian exile here in post-christian america. we have to somehow walk a middle path between christian fundamentalists that reject everything about the world and the accommodationist that one od the world so much that they rationalize for the sake of preserving their comfort and privileges. an engaging the culture is s

this is babylon, new york. kids crossing kentucky, play ball alabama. nursery, texas. them all. wave to mom and dad. okay. there you go. and they're very well behaved. unlike the parents. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in our neck of the woods. >>> good morning. we're waiting for fog to clear. the temperatures are rising 67 degrees. you still see the low clouds. might be stubborn to leave, but we'll see more sunshine today. 68 today. fredericksburg is already up to 70 degrees. later this afternoon more sunshine. 84 for a high temperature. tomorrow mostly sunny. mid 80s. look at the weekend forecast. near 90s on saturday. a chance of a couple thunderstorms. a few showers next week we start with rain. >> high fives. all right. there you go. >> boom. boom. >> that's your latest weather. coming up, she won globe for darma and gregg. play along in our sit-down showdown with our co-host jenna e elfman right after these messages. this time it's his turn. you have 4.3 minutes to yourself. this calls for a taste of cheesecake. eamy cheesecake

this is babylon, new york. playball, alabama. we have little flock, arkansas.good-looking kids. wow! and your parents are all standing off to the side there looking very proud. look at them all. wave to mom and dad. there you go. and they are very well behaved. unlike their >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have sunshine and breezy winds in san francisco today. expect a high of 64 degrees. we're up to 68 degrees tomorrow. and it will still be windy. heading into the weekend, our temperatures continue to go up every single day with all this shine. and bit middle of next week, we'll be in the upper 70s in the city. for the inland areas, it will be even warmer. up to 82 degrees on sunday and next week it will feel like summertime with a high of 87 degrees on wednesday. guys. high fives! there we go. boom. boom. boom. that's your latest weather. coming up, she won a golden globe for "darma and greg." now play along in the sitcom showdown with our cohost, jenna elfman, right after these messages. this time it's his turn. you have 4.3 minutes to yours

this is babylon, new york. playball, alabama. we have little flock, arkansas.-looking kids. wow! and your parents are all standing off to the side there looking very proud. look at them all. wave to mom and dad. there you go. and they are very well behaved. unlike their >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. yes, we have a cloudy start, but we will get some sunshine today. and look at the warmup. partly sunny this afternoon. 78 degrees in philadelphia. dry for the suburbs. those clouds thin out. sunshine and 76 degrees and partly sunny for new jersey this afternoon. 77 inland areas. the sea breeze will keep it in the 60s. sunshine at the jersey shore. lehigh valley, breaks in the clouds. 77 this afternoon. and into the upper 70s for delaware. have a great day. >> way to go, guys. high fives! there we go. boom. boom. boom. that's your latest weather. coming up, she won a golden globe for "darma and greg." now play along in the sitcom showdown with our cohost, jenna elfman, right after these messages. this time it's his turn. you have 4.3 minutes to you