eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was. she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met another employee, david pietz.'s he was six feet tall, four years younger, and he exuded smooth confidence. his coworkers recall, he seemed to be going places. >> he was definitely a very nice man. easy to talk to, would laugh a lot. he was actually a very compassionate person. >> he was very confident. he spoke well. he had a presence that demanded attention. >> dave was set on selling more gym memberships than anyone wa else. and he wouldn't have denied what everyone saw in him. he was ambitious, with his eyess on bigger management prizes. >> dave could sell reading glasses to a blind person. it didn't matter what his pitch was. he had you convinced that whatever it was, you had to have it.ou >> so there was dave, hustling on the sales floor, and there was nici, the buttoned-up blonde from corpo

bally can wake you up, turn on the appliances, keep your dog company by literally playing ball. if your dog makes a mess, bally can get your vacuum going to clean it up before you get home. >> there could soon be a new way to get around and beat the traffic. >>> this is the first air taxi to take flight in the united states. the demonstration happened today in raleigh, north carolina. the china-based developer says the air taxi could one day carry passengers. it has already been operating in asia and europe. >>> i am still stuck on the robot that brings you an extra roll of toilet paper. you have to have your phone in your hand, you know where you are. we know where you are. >> is in your hand at all times. >>> if we stop it on the last frame, i want to come in down here to the south because we are already starting to see some rain cross over into the sonoma county valley. this is just to the south, as we come up the 101, just north of cloverdale and south of cloverdale, in fact a few light bands of rain, that is not a whole lot, yet. if we switch from high definition doppler li

squirt guns that squirt water or bally is dead also an exercise exo skelton they talked about. and sony, even sony, showed concept cars that integrate technology cars have long been the rage at ces. ever since i first started coming here and mp3, they're talking about integrating more driver sais autonomous technology, facial recognition for safety as well they were talking about concepts also concepts for foldable screen laptops intel brought that so did dell. we saw some foldable screen smartphones at mobile world congress at the beginning of last year. now they're moving more into laptops. inknow voe talked about a laptop like that in may, but we're seeing more of them talked about as well. let's talk about what's really coming had some pc chip news from intel and amd. the processing units work together for more horsepower, eight cores in laptops should bring a lot more horsepower to that platform. car chips from qualcomm that will enable more infotainment and driver azessist technology i talked to dave lind of amazon, speaking of more technology people will be using today,

meet ballie?> probably respond to whatever you call it. >> samsung unveiled this tiny wheeled robot that is a personal a.i. assistant. can follow you around, help you out, do some things for you. >> oh. maybe if i bought -- ballie because it's a ball, kind of? >> yeah, probably ballie, uh-huh. i don't know. >> do you need someone to follow you around all the time? >> you have kids, so -- >> again, you've got a toddler, significant other. >> speaking of the kids. >> oh my gosh this florida woman gave birth to two sets of twins in a year. so in march and december. i mean, usually they tell you wait six weeks for some things. >> for what? >> i'm not sure that she did. >> i don't have any experience with this. >> you go girl, do you. two sets of twins, though? >> go ahead and make the announcement, you're having twins! >> no! >> oh. >> i've got a 2-year-old at home and he is keeping us busy, we don't need that. >> speaking of the weird science, what is it called when your skin is irritated? you're itc

berlin international film festival hundreds of movies from around the world are set to screen at the bally nala next month but only 18 of them are eligible to win the coveted golden bear award and the festival's new leadership has finally revealed which ones. 70 years of the barely know it's a story with big stars and big films. the story continues with the new festival director duo carlo shot play on artistic director and money at least in the executive director in charge of business. the 1st look at the films in competition when there's a strong focus on art and film drama hidden away is about a painter. and in siberia director abel ferrara sends his actor friend willem dafoe on a voyage of self discovery into his own subconscious was the belly nala has created a new section for experimental films. we want to change it to be that i think we change again we create a new section we decide not to continue with the other 2. but. i mean every festival is sort of ration i always say festival itself as the award fest party. but no better not a party is complete without glamour and oscar winning

bally a 40 year old female chimpanzee and limbo a younger male survived this inferno. the cause of the fire is not yet known. but police believe it may have started from flames and sky lanterns launched the new year. sky lanterns in the air near the zoo and some of them were flying very low we have to assume they went down in the zoo. skylines and subband almost everywhere in germany including the state of north rhine-westphalia what cray felt is located police are treating the case as negligent arson. potties and fireworks january 1st was a public holiday for many of us and offered some welcome relaxation also brings its own traditions many of which involve. new year's day and for people in northern france the party goes on. some in swimsuits wading into the chilly waters of the north sea. the little. in rome a few hearty souls plunged into the tiber river as part of an annual tradition in the italian capital. they say it clears the head. but most people still just prefer to watch. people in japan also agree water's a fine way to usher in the new year but they like it

this is bally, the new personal assistant unveiled at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >>t looks a bit like a tennis ball, doesn't it? it is much more than that. samsung calls it a life companion. oh, for goodness sake, really? has it come to that? that's a bit sad. if you spill something, bally's built in camera can spot it and tell your smart vacuum to clean it up. if an older person falls he'll see that and call for help, and he can entertain your pets and let you keep an eye on them remotely. >> probably all i'll end up with it. >> that's sad. don't end on a sad note like that. >> thanks for watching "cnn newsroom" stay with cnn for early start with christine romans and laura jarrett. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. wthat's why xfinity hasu made taking your internetself. and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your

well there's only a few weeks to go and so berlin's famous international film festival the bally nala gets underway but this year's edition is overshadowed by a scandal from the nazi era the festival's organizers have pulled an award named after its very 1st director of the bowel it follows a newspaper article by the respected dean site alleging that powell had links to the nazi regime. saul the festival from 1951 until 976 the prize in his name honored innovations in filmmaking. let's get more with political correspondent hans bronson joining us this morning good day to you hans what exactly has come to light about. well we have to go back here to a nazi times to a time when the nazi propaganda minister good was nationalize the entire german film industry and founded a central organise central institution to control the film industry and in this central institution our football was the 3rd from the top he was right at the top of that institution he was a close collaborator of go both he was in charge of issues such as deciding which films get made which people are allowed to particip

nothing washington likes more than dusting off an old script and adding a new line or 2 sometimes a bally even needs to change the name both countries which have been consuming america's attention for a while now the threat comes from iraq saddam hussein aids and protects terrorists the coalition forces did not come to colonize iraq we came to. overthrow a despotic regime everywhere we go in the middle east it's a rare ran around major destabilizing in influence in the middle east spread death destruction and chaos the leaders of iran are record hears behind every problem is are a so the scene is set you have a visible villain in all story and in case you are in any doubt as to who our hero is while who else but the one his ambition is only as a pin to throw off the shackles of injustice and make democratic dreams come true i think things have gotten so body inside iraq from the some point of the iraqi people my belief is we will in fact be greeted as liberators. there was dancing in the streets in parts of iraq we we have every expectation the people not only in iraq but in iran will vie

there in washington this is new still to come on the show this year's berlin film festival the bally na looks set to be overshadowed by a scandal about nazi films. but 1st european parliament has voted to confirm britain's departure from the e.u. tomorrow friday now a vote was expected but still there were slow motion scenes in brussels as lawmakers bid their final farewell to the u.k. after 47 years of membership supporters of however were marking the occasion as a cause for celebration. the final vote which after nearly 4 years european lawmakers overwhelmingly back breaks it happening this coming friday for the architects of the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. it can't come soon enough i mean well it's no accent like i know you're going to service i know you want about our national flags but we're going to wave goodbye i will look forward in the future to working with you i was so brave. if you disobey the ruse you get cut off could we please remove the flags. but not all the british a b.p.'s in the chamber are happy to be leaving. i hold in my hearts the knowledge that one day i w

i think and the rides stipulated and they are going to stay that strong bally use bases for the russian society but i've the same time conversations about changing. are going on so i would like to express my position regarding the. discounts and just move to the constitution so that i think that idea. for the future development of russia. is the greatest failure of the freedom and the riots. of a man. with a very well being and russia can remain. as a soldier in state sovereignty over our people must be unconditional we have done a lot to achieve that we have resorted to unity and to counter you we have stopped the. functions and the government was assured by all the guards and the russia has returned to the international every and as a country that. must be taken into consideration to a hash of created. that helps the country to depend social rights its population and protect the so actually can i mean any kind of side pressure i think it's high time to. add certain changes to the amendments to the constitution but when i guaranteed that we are you already of the russian constitution i

russia stands for truth and justice and invited those countries of the world who have held those bally's to stand alongside with ed he proposed to me shin of the payment and members of the un security council to be held this year and he offered russia as the host country to deal with these kind of issues and make sure that such horrendous atrocities do not happen again. first of all it was the soviet people who ended the barbaric plans of the nazis as it's been already mentioned here they predicted their own land and liberated europe from marxism we paid for this with the price that had never come in the worst nightmares of any nation 27000000 people killed we will never forget this. but despite a 2nd says there are those who do not see the soviet union as a liberator in a somewhat damning opinion a piece of the polish prime minister say that russia was not a liberator but had actually condoned and assisted nazi germany now the polish president declined his invitation to attend the ceremony because he was not afforded the opportunity to speak likewise the russian president and others the

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samsung unveiled a robot called ballie. it looks like bb-8 from "star wars."use, understands you supports you reactings to your needs. what do you think, bret brett. >> isn't that nice. i want a robot that looks like a tennis ball that terrorizes my dog. that is kind of what it looks like. this is interesting what the robots will be. we've seen a few robots. another one looked like a stuffed teddy bear, that rolled around and smiled at you. said to make you feel better. i would think that would be more appropriate. melissa: i think that is creepy. >> want that in the office. melissa: your next bed would bee a robot. >> you're not creeped out? it wouldn't make a mess. melissa: robot cat, mars cat, it was on display. the company claims it can walk, stretch, play with toys, recognize human faces just like a real cat. brett? >> here is the thing. what i want to know about the robotic cat, does it give you attitude? that face it is the bonus of having a cat. what, you talking to me? put food in my dish. i don't know a robotic cat can mimic cat behavior it has to go

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we have cecilia balli, cultural and apologist and writer at large on texas monthly. her work focuses on the us-mexico border and the history and culture of south texas. her writing has appeared in harper's magazine and the new york times. [applause] >> angela kocherga is a multimedia journalist to cover the us-mexico border and mexico's interior for television, newspapers, and radio and mexico's border chief for a major broadcasting group. c is the southern new mexico border reporter for a special contributor for public radio and television. [applause] >> alfredo corchado is the mexico border correspondent for the dallas morning news where he has covered us mexico issues since 1993. he has reported for the el paso herald post in the wall street journal and is the author of homelands and midnight in mexico. [applause >> diving right in i want to ask you a question about the place you come from and the connection it has for you. you and i share something in that we are descendents of people who arrived a long time ago in what is now texas and the us southwest and in fa

but traffic is still backed up beyond bailey, so northbound one oh one crawling from just south of bally all the way up to 85 as you're recovering from that accident as i zoom in you can see the heavy traffic there remember you can always dump off the freeway and bailey you can head over to monterey road that runs parallel to one oh one you can head over to santa rita excuse me santa teresa that's your other option if you don't want to stick with the traffic on one oh one just dump off and bailey and uses alternate what all lanes are open. here's your drive time you have this little pocket of slowing leaving morgan hill as well so 29 minutes for morgan hill to 85 where that crash is blocking checking in on one oh one if you're heading to the airport southbound we have a trouble spot south one oh one south of 3.80 it's an overturn accident not good for catching a flight or picking someone up 2 lanes blocked the car that flipped over is on the shoulder. we have lots of emergency crews on scene so you're back of south one oh one to south san francisco and then 2.80 is not a great alternate

at 11:00 p.m., the first of five barrages of balli missiles hit the al asad airbase in iraq.s was the termath: containers that had been bedrooms, incinerated. ere remains of a building drone operators were still working. soldiers who havbeen through a lot of combat called it the biggest attack they'd seen. seeant first class larry jackson. >> in my 16 years in the army, i've never seeone of that magnitude coming from an opposition force.in f >> schiwe now know many of them suffered traumatic brain injuries, which can include anything from mild concussions, to serious injuries that affect a person's sightbalance, and cognition. to talk about this, i'm joined by retired brigadier general stephen xenakis, a psychiatris who previously advised the chairman of the joint chiefs on the physid psychological effects of blast concussion. dr. xenakis, welcome back to the newshour. these service members were exposed to largexplosions when these iranian missiles hit that base. explain the challenge ofg treatrain injuries that you can't see.ee >> well, there'sca no signi black-and-white dia

baseball coach john bally his wife and teenage daughter were among those killed in a helicopter crashalongside bryant's 6000 people paid tribute to them on the season's eye opening day after spent 27 years with the r.s. orange coast college team noise henrik christofferson strengthened his lead at the top of the overall world cup ski standings thanks to a big mistake from his main rival in austria marcus schwartz fastest in the 1st run but immediately slipping up on the 2nd. denying the austrians him a 1st slalom win the season that didn't really the home crowds enjoyment too much though christophe some also made the same mistake a sports but quickly recovered world champion knots in his 17th career slalom when . all right that is all your sport for now i have more lighter. well thank you very much indeed for this al-jazeera news hour but don't go away diary movie in this chair in just a moment or 2 to bring you the very latest on the major stories including of course coronavirus where india has reported its 1st case. frank assessments the one thing about these bars is that it's reall

the x band radar sits on top of bally waters punt until water treatment plant in san jose.he ribbon cutting for this new radar system will be tomorrow at noon at the radar site well talking about. >>weather radar. let's take a look outside here's a picture of the golden gate bridge on this tuesday night not much going on there meteorologist dave spahr is here with his own radar for tonight just in time when needed for thursday morning. it will look like in to see how well the new toys work so to be able to check that action now we get a lot of winds with us too as we start our day on thursday picking during the morning commute looks like. we have a calm tonight as we've got we have some drizzle and light rain on yesterday cleared out nicely. we have temperatures now falling through into the upper 30's already by 11 o'clock now before dawn tomorrow, we'll probably see the clouds reassemble but might have some scattered frost to deal with and a little bit of fog to out there temperatures forecast to be lower 30's up their santa rosa, 35 san jose livermore about 34, but even o

we have cecilia balli, who is a journalist and cultural anthropologist and a writer at large at texas monthly. her work focuses on the u.s./mexico border and the history and culture of south texas. and her writing has also appeared in har ber's magazine, and "the new york times". >> angela cocherga is a multimedia journalist who has covered the u.s./mexico border and mexico's interior for television newspapers and radio and was mexico border chief for a major broadcasting group. she is currently the southern new mexico border reporter for the albuquerque journal and a special contributor for public radio and television. [ applause ] >> and alfredo corchado is the mexico border correspondent for the dallas morning news where he has covered u.s./mexico issues since 1993. he has also reported for the el paso harold post, and "the wall street journal," and is the author of homelands and midnight in mexico. [ applause ] >> so just diving right in, i want to ask you a question, cecilia, about the place that you come from, and the connection that it has for you, because i think that we, you

another innovation that's got people excited — something a little more out there is samsung's ballie,love this guy! he knows to give me some space. rather cute. also getting people's attention today is a popular tourist spot in puerto rico, which has collapsed after an earthquake yesterday. this is punta ventana — or widow point — before the earthquake, and you can see that hole in the rock that makes it so striking. and this is the rock formation after that earthquake, and you can see there, the top part of that hole in the rock has totally disappeared. also this morning, britain's biggest grime artist stormzy has been talking to bbc breakfast. known as a pioneer of british rap and one ofjeremy corbyn's most prominent supporters, he's never been shy of controversy. but this morning, he said his words were twisted when he was quoted as saying britain is ‘100 per cent racist‘ by an italian newspaper. a lot of influence coming from headlines and stories so if i say something and people switch it round, they know what they're doing. they are weaponising what i've said to kind of like, yo

reddit some bally boulevard we have a trouble spot with a jackknifed trailer blocking the exit ramp.spot right now. also some foggy spots reported through contra costa county specifically around highway 4 as you work your way around the antioch bridge. other than that it is quite on the freeways. if you want to use mass transit everything is on time. no delays and everything is on time this morning. a quick look at the san mateo bridge, so far things have been quite between 880 and 101 with no delays. getting on 101 is easy as well. both directions along the peninsula. >>> happy friday to you and a beautiful start to the day with mainly sunny skies. high-level clouds in the sky and tracking areas of fog especially for the east bay. as we head through the afternoon will catch clearing for all of us and mild above average temps. the 60s for the bay and low to mid 60s in land with mostly sunny skies. specific location 60 for san francisco and oakland, 63 freemont, 65 san jose and 59 conquer. as we head through the afternoon you can see the sunshine in futurecast. light scattered showers

samsung unveiled a tennis ball—like robot called ballie that beeps and rolls around, following its ownerp from the table top. the innovation here it rolls down. from the ceiling. seriously, though, this technology is not only flexible but also flexible in that you can do lots of things with it. around here there are examples of transparent led screens too. interestingly, although this is just a concept, led screens too. interestingly, although this isjust a concept, but original roll—up screen we saw a few yea rs original roll—up screen we saw a few years ago was going on sale this spring. the price is $60,000. the pitch is if you have a small living room, pitch is if you have a small living room , you pitch is if you have a small living room, you can maximise the space by rolling the screen out of the way. if you are paying $60,000 for a screen, i suspect you don't have a small living room. $60,000, is it worth it? bbc click‘s spencer kelly there. some other business stories. swedish furniture giant ikea has agreed to pay £35 million to the californian parents of a two—year—old who was

meet bally, one of samsung's new gadget. the robot comes with a camera.ed to the bb8 from star wars. dagen: it looks cool. my charlie dog would destroy it within two minutes of that thing rolling around my home. >> that thing in the same place with plant based wings which is out of my sight and out of my home. maria: seriously speaking, we are moving into an era of artificial intelligence, a.i., where at some point many people will have their own technology assistants. they're going to have their own robots. it could become another have and have not situation, some people have their own robots, others don't. this is where we're going, i guess. >> kind of creepy but kind of cool. >> it freaks me out. i watch too many terminator movies. maria: creepy but cool. back in a minute. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. we are solving problems that improve lives. to one that can take apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supe

samsung unveiled a robot-like ball that comes with a camera, rolls around the home, called ballie.ks like a softball. do you know anything about this? can you tell us what this thing is for? >> yeah. i mean, if you think about "star wars," the droid, it is pretty much, it will talk to the rest of actual consumer products inside of the house smart home. it can video watch you exercising. it picks up trash at same time. has a camera, different angles. it is new edge of what, if you think about the robot of cleaning your home, this is kind of an upgrade of that, to be interconnected to all the smart home devices. mind you -- it is. stuart: i'm not a technology kind of guy. a ball rolling around recording what i'm doing doesn't make it for me. ryan hold on a second, something else in the technology field i'm dying to try to understand. that is, alexa coming to your car, and paying for gas. do it again. susan: i'm dying trying to explain this to you. stuart: keep trying. susan: it's hard. it's hard. alexa, do you know what alexa speakers are? stuart: i do. susan: alexa controls experien

bally time to draw breath, they have nowjust a week to get 10% of labour mps and meps, 22, to nominate. thank you, helen. the iranian general killed in a us air strike in iraq will be laid to rest in his hometown of kerman today, following a four day funeral procession. huge crowds have lined the streets to mourn qassem soleimani, whose death has sparked concerns of wider conflict, amid rising tensions between america and iran. the us has said it won't pull its troops out of iraq. iran described all us forces as ‘terrorists' for killing the general. in australia, hundreds of volunteer firefighters have attended the funeral of one of their colleagues, who died while battling bushfires. andrew o'dwyer was killed in new south wales last month when a tree fell in the path of his fire engine. let's speak now to our correspondent, jonathan head, who's there. we have been speaking to you throughout the morning, the scene behind you gives us a very clear picture of the damage that has been caused by these fires across australia? yes, this is a town called when jell—o australia? yes, this is a