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at bosch, all the humans work in another wing of the plant.ng to build robot that is are a little more sensitive to their human co-workers. ifrmentd we solve the problem. what you see is the black cover. and all around the robot. and if this field is disturbed, for example, by a human being coming too close to t the robot can detect it and stop. >> so this -- >> i just did it. it just stopped because i was too close? >> yes, because if it touched you, it would be uncomfortable. >> for me, anyway. a lot of people think of robots as futuristic and frightening with minds of their own that can turn on us. >> in the end, they're just machines, stupid programmable tools. >> hey. >> reporter: in search of a better robot solution, he met me of at all place, , the zoo. >> this is a paradise. >> reporter: he works for one of the world's largest robotic companies, and parts of your smart phone and car were built by festos industrial robots. >> sir, i'm nlts hungry. >> hello, there. >> would you >> that's hot air. >> this is stella, a 46-year-old elephant

eight people died when the bosch bass -- bush crash. family members say they want answers. >> i've been trying the phone. i've tried both of them and haven't got an answer. was carrying members of a church group home to north carolina. a stretch of interstate 40 will remain closed through the night. a warning to parents and young adults need to see. a rash of death has led to warnings about the party drug molly. thehen tschida explores world of molly to find out why the drug's popularity is soaring. >> it makes you happy. you roll four hours. -- for hours. >> people want to have fun. >> people have tried molly. >> it is pure euphoria. officials say molly is the it drug with an even younger crowds. >> it is a big thing with high schoolers. not use ithe does but knows kids who rely on it. >> they get a rush. school life is depressing. >> in a time of technology and texting, some people are creating a human connection. molly helps you get that. >> there are other risks for molly use. impaired judgment. >> it increases desires to have sex.

in the netherlands hieronymous bosch painted this strange vision of hell composed of images suggesting the psychological disintegration of the late medieval world and the tensions of his te. industrial furnaces, armies on the march, artillery bombardments at night. the german printmaker who took the apocalypse as dcred in threlation of saint john and transformed it into his own pictorial territory was albrecht durer the first major artist to plish his work in the form of a book. durer exploited contemporary interest in the revelations of saint john by designing and carving 15 woodcut block prints, which reduce the 22 chapters of saint john's text into an extraordinarily action-packed visual adventure which swept western europe. it made him the most famous graphic artist of his day. the series was of enduring fame used by artists, sculptors, painters, graphic designers for the next 500 years. albrecht durer was clearly a precocious artist. he was the son of a nuremberg goldsmith and drew this portrait of himself at the age of 13. he became the first artist in western art to make a detai

acronym l g b t for lesbian gay bisexual and transgender now the sixty six year old diplomat on no elder bosch is an assistant to the dutch ambassador according to reports he had worked hard home to find the lived. not working two men and electricians uniforms were inspecting the fuse box when he opened his door according to reports he was allegedly attacked the motive for that attack unknown at this point is now the dutch foreign minister said the diplomat had been lightly wounded he added that he had summoned the russian ambassador over the incident and this of course follows the arrest earlier this month of a russian diplomat dmitri broden on suspicion of mistreating two young children which prompted a massive diplomatic spat with president vladimir putin demanding an apology the government the dutch government did apologize for that incident although i should say that diplomatic relations between the two countries were already strained even before mr broadens arrests we have to keep in mind that the netherlands had launched legal action to free about thirty people from several countries wh

. >> couple of days of sum every, tropical rains in lear next week then we're puttingting the cab bosch borbon the summer. let's go to the temperatures now, more of the same. s another summery afternoon sum with temperatures back in thehe mid 80s. look at the jo- at the the overnight lows. b.w.i.marshall, 63 degrees. looking at our satellite radar, dealing with a fewith clouds out there. we'll be dealing with a few more clouds.mo the bulls being ever theng energy with our next -- bulk of the energy is going to stay to the north. but some of the clouds will dip down to the mid-atlantic so a partly to mostly sunny day.da warm, humid, temperatures in in the mid 80s with generally sunny conditions.su we should be dry for yourour friday. enjoy. >> we're going to need theeed rain that we're going to getng in a couple of days. >> i mentioned yesterday m almost aen three-inch deficit. >> time to check in with julie. she has the first look at the morning traffic.ng >> unfortunately weir' starting off with a serious crash that has closed off a portion of eastbound 50 coming out of south riding in

the union bosch to the boss issuing a new round of threats against any politicians to try to cut socialy, medicare, medicaid, and he is starting union-loving democrats of all people saying, this morning goes double for democrats. we will never forget. we will never forgive, and we will never stop working to end your career. wow. he is a friendly fellow. not saying, however, that they will start voting republican and if he does not say that the first part does not make, well, a very serious, credible threat. my next guest uses a no-nonsense approach and a little tough love . a last chance to succeed. >> for the next five days you work for me. fixing cars is easy. fixing people is tough. you guys are pouring drinks to people who are complaining, serving food that people can eat, and she is sinking because of it. you're a smirk is going to bury you. lou: joining as now, most of spike tv number one show, bar rescue nine is for the season. author of the new book raise the bar. and it is doing superbly. congratulations on the buck. the resolutions on your success. great to have you here. >> t

. >> reporter: as two house committees begin to investigate the bosch website launch even democrats havenced their frustrations. >> we are not happy if it does not work well occurred we are interested in moving forward. >> reporter: so far no word of a when we expect to see those fixes. kron 4 news. >> catherine: there has been fewer problems apparently because the state set up its own system. call centers, including one in concord have been taking questions, which also helps. the main which so far in california. a directory of doctors was posted was some rob affirmation. >> catherine: >> catherine: the capitol dome in washington is about to get a facelift. a nearly 59-million-dollar restoration project begins next month - and will last for 2 years. there are all kinds of problems with the dome - including thousands of cracks. most of the work will take place during nights and weekends. the original construction was completed 150-years ago. >> catherine: a warning for pet owners. next! >> jacqueline: the fog has not cleared this afternoon. another round of dense falk not cleared this aft

bosch used in a lot of the houses. a lot of other companies here being represented. lg. solar tech.'s all kinds of, you know, potential for money making ideas in these houses. and, again, why not be out in the sunshine? i'm going to sign off from being outside. back to you guys. >> very cool. like a motor home that doesn't have a motor. but is a home. diana, thank you very much. >>> from high-tech homes to the car of the future that you might actually never drive. we're talking about driverless cars. phil lebeau, this can't be great news for gm. there's a new survey out i read in wired that says people would rather buy a driverless car. that's the key. driverless car from google than from gm. >> it's from kpmg. that's the study. we got a copy of that early this morning as well. it's not just general motors who should be concerned. it's all automakers. essentially what this survey finds, it's really not a survey, focus groups done in los angeles, new york, chicago. essentially they found the google car we have seen so much of, that is the preferred choice by those who have been surve

the line from jpmorgan's chief economists is defaulting on the debt is like that bosch painting of hell. >> do we have a full screen of that? kidding. >> the amazing thing is like richard oren hatch, the ranking senator on the senate finance committee, don't believe the business community. it's not just that they're skeptical of obama. that's understandable for republicans. they've stopped listening to business community, economists, expertise in general. >> luke, the predicate here is that somehow john boehner quiets the tea party or throws them under the bus. if there is a deal, i thought yesterday some big things happened, which is to say the president opened the door and was quite frank about the fact the white house would accept a very short-term extension of the debt ceiling or raising of the debt ceiling and a continuing resolution. that was not the position before. that seems to be a major overture to john boehner and the house republicans to which john boehner responded, that is unconditional surrender. do we have any hope that if there is a bargain it would include some of the

it started just before world war i where two german scientist and an engineer named carl bosch and aemist named fritz haber came up with the a way to pull mitogen out of the air and chemically slather it on the earth to fertilize plants. the invention of artificial nitrogen fertilizer might not come to your mind when you are thinking of inventions that have changed humankind but it's probably the biggest invention in terms of what it has done to us because it totally blew the lid off of what nature can do. how much plant life they can produce. as a result let's put it this way, 40% of us here in this tent would not the here without it. 40% of the people on the planet would not he here without artificial mitogen. it completely change the amount of food that we could grow. however it self is derived from fossil fuels both as its feedstock and because it takes a lot of energy that you have to burn to make this stuff and it also turns into nitrous oxide which after methane is our third most powerful greenhouse gas. now we have a situation on this planet where we are hooked into fossil fu