tests a creation. 15 years ago he left his job as an engineer to chase his dream of building fighter boks. it's been a lonely upfill battle. >> my problem is not enough money and resources. you need money to build bigger robots and buy parts. i work within this scope. >> his large and mini inventions have won awards. designs could be more advanced. >> he looks to places like the u.s. where hundreds of millions have allowed companies to build weapons of the future. including developing humanoid soldiers. fearing losing the arm's race, japan's government is stepping in. >> it's very game changer for us. >> he is charged with creating impact. >> it's a competition. not only within japan, but the world, where you are seeking ideas. you have to be in the front case in this game. >> the idea of human i said waging wore war used to be the stuff of science fiction. >> hollywood has long entertained with tails of intelligent machines. today real-life drones operate in conflict zones, with some able to attack targets. the u.n. began to debate whether to ban the bots. rights groups are urging nation

>> what do you do with a bok choy, all of this stuff, getting so healthy?i didn't know what to do with it. >> pie, something like that. >> i didn't even know what rube adder look like in person, but that's why we all join this farm share, we want to eat healthy. so all good. coming now train will help your crops grow. and, that's one positive shrink we can put on, that let's sees what our number is of the day. pluses, minuses of every day. plus today, temperatures little cooler. there is not much rain this morning. >> pop up thunderstorms later this afternoon, bus stop buddy ready for all of it, raincoat on, temperatures are in the 60s, and, a flashflood watch is in effect starting at noon today, going through late tonight, because of the thunderstorms that we think are going to rumble through here, through the afternoon and evening. 65 degrees, right now air practically saturated, 909% relative humidity, phillies have afternoon business persons special today, at 1:05, and when the first pitch is tossed, it will be about 73 degrees, but you got to be ready

bok choy, kale, beet greens, spinach, parsley, asparagus. i'm out of breath. >> most major diets include meat. there has been a push for power decades to get americans to eat less. but a new book by investigative repo -- an investigative reporter chalt evenings the idea that red meat is bad. >> it is dangerous book because it is telling people what they want to hear and not what's true. >> dr. dean or i shall helped dr. clinton recover from heart surgery and heart disease by using a vegan diet. >> if you eat a diet high in animal eat your risk of dieing from everything goes up considerably. eating a whole foods plant diet and we know this because even in people who have serious chronic diseases, they begin to reverse them to the degree they make the changes. >> joining me now to talk about this is the author of "the big fat surprise." it is an incredible book. obviously a lot of people are going to be talking about this. dean or i shall, somebody you talk about in the book, thinks the book is dangerous. i want to be clear on something. are w

his bok will be flown to salt lake city and to his hometown in wyoming forburial.rain workers back on the job after president obama stepped in to end a strike. more than a dozen train lines shut down on saturday when negotiations broke down between transit officials and the union representing engineers and electricians. the two sides have been at odds for four years now, all over pensions and wages. president obama created a presidential emergency board just to help mediate and that will force the 400 workers to return to the job. several big companies bringing jobs back, transitioning from years of outs outsourcing and beginning what will economists call reshoring. 1 denver company is joining the trend. this is how a plastic laundry bin you buy for your home is created before its shipped to a store. >> you make so many things here? >> we make probably over 200 different products. >> noel ginsburg is the ceo of intertech plastics, this giant injection molding plant runsell seven days a week. >> the economics of manufacturing globally have begun to change about two

bok choi, mustard beans, san leandro to re, parsley, spinach, arugula and aspar gas and i'm out of breath. >> reporter: there has been a push for four decades to get americans to eat less but a new book by nina taisholz challenges the science behind the idea red meat is bad. >> it's a dangerus book, telling people what they want to hear, not what's true. >> reporter: dr. dean ortnish helped president clinton recover from a heart disease. >> the healthiest way to eat is the degree to move towards a whole foods plant-based diet. we know that bus even people who have serious chronic diseases begin to reverse them to the degree that they make these changes. >> joining me to talk about this is the author of the big fat surpris surprise. lot of people are going to be talking about, dean ornish thinks the book is dangerous. i want to be clear on something. are we saying, are you saying in the book that meat doesn't increase bad cholesterol or the bad cholesterol wasn't as bad as reported. >> the reason that meat, cheese and dairy were condemned is because they contain sat raided fats. the idea w

alec bok, igor soldo both died. >> it is a tragic day.t is a very, very difficult day. >> police say the suspects grabbed the officer's weapons and ammunition, before running out. lopez said the pair confronted him in the parking lot in they had a back pack. i saw their guns in their hands, and he just told me to tell the cops that it was a revolution and he had just killed two cops inside cici. >> suspect then stormed busy wal-mart across the street, where they shot and killed a third person inside the front door. >> and then this is when you started seeing people running, yelling, like run, run, somebody's shooting. >> witnesses say, swat teams and officers swarmed the store within minutes. the sheriff says the suspects opened fire on police before turning a gun on themselves, and in a apparent suicide pact. >> preliminary appears the female suspect shot the male suspect then took her own life. >> last night, police searched the home of the suspects looking for clues. officers beck leaves behind a wife and six children. and officer sold

actually getting themself in bed up there to be able to reap the great rewards happening up there in the bokrowth there. then something like a blackstone, in vegas, able to et get the $4 billion prach, able to buy it for travel price. $2 billion. these folks are able to in a manipulate themselves in and out of the marketplace at a rapid pace. because of that, you'll see a lot more selling getting into the second half of the year from a lot of these firms that have been stockpiling some great assets, but seeing great returns and because of that you'll see a lot of sales coming from the private equity asset management area. throw in blackstone, carlisle. when you look at this area now, these guy, killing in and in cases incredible yield along the way as well. >> another trader's take on these picks. what do we make of this, josh? like the sector? eight, ins? >> i do. the non-traditional asset manager, like john is talking about. they've clearly shown they've learned from some of the mistakes of the last cycle. a lot of them first going public and layering on huge investments at the market top.

you can look at the cereal boks and labels online. >> can i ask you your personal opinion as a dietician, if they have cereal in the morning and after dinner have another bowl of cereal are they probably okay? >> they're probably fine. we have no evidence that kids are suffering from toxicities at this point. we want the fda new labels to reflect some of the changes. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> opening a processing center for children who came to this country illegally. the new center will be in texas. more than 52,000 kids enter the united states by themselves since october. texas senator ted cruz and attorney general greg abbott toured a shelter monday in san antonio. both republicans demand immediate action to ease what they call a humanitarian crisis. >>> at the world cup, the first of 16 teams are on their way to the second round. mexico, chile, host country of brazil qualified monday. some fans in los angeles celebrated with fire works, shutting down freeway ramps, tying up traffic. things stayed mostly peaceful. >>> television ratings show nearly 25 million americans watched t