robert playter, ceo of boston dynamics, thanks. keep us posted.lights of my interview with uber ceo dara khosrowshahi on everything from ridesharing to delivery. we cover it all, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: the snapshot of uber's latest earnings report is that deliveries are up at rides are still down. the latter doesn't bother ceo dara khosrowshahi. i spoke to him earlier about where he sees profitability and where he expects growth area dara: -- growth. dara: what makes us confident about delivery is that we have new markets including australia, where the virus isn't as prevalent as it is here, and we are seeing the mobility business in australia open up. mobility has been up only 20% to 30% in australia, and even though cities are opening, people are starting to move around, our delivery business continues to accelerate. so it does feel like this pandemic has certainly caused the perfect storm where people are home, but it has also shifted behavior in some kind of permanent way. once you are able to essentially go out and choose any kin

it will figure out how to pull it back at the velocity that you told it to. >> boston dynamics says therecluding some working in factories and oil rigs. my take on it -- fascinating, but a little creepy. >>> a dolphin that predicted the winners of six sports events in a row including last year's super bowl made his pick for this sunday's big game. [ cheers ] >> nicholas, a bottlenosed dolphin, picked the kansas city chiefs during the annual event at the clearwater, florida, marine aquarium. nicholas correctly protected the chiefs last year. you can watch this sunday on cbs. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the super bowl. we'll hear from business owners in the tampa area expecting an economic boom from the championonship game.e. courageoul emotions that flow it all statarts in youour gut naughthty with priride probioticscs inside xciting g yummy zingng from a t to z, your r gut isis where it t all beginss starart with actctivia with billilions of prorobiotis (woman) is there a natural litter that actually works?! (vo) at tidy cats, litterventions come naturally! naturally stro

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his creators at boston dynamics were not happy.art fundamentally misrepresents spot and how it is being used to benefit our daily lives. the art collective says boston dynamics suggested they ditch the paint ball gun and in exchange made an offer. >> there are ways that we could sweeten that deal and that could be like giving you two more of these robots -- >> reporter: free! but in the end the so-called war dog was his own casualty. he wound up sprawled on his side. he kept collapsing. be right back, the live stream kept saying. after about an hour spot no longer came back and began running instant replays of his glory moment instead of this. >> you'll just be able to wreak havoc. >> spot wreaked havoc on himself. viewers kept trying to trigger paint balls but spot had painted himself into a corner on his side twitching. instead of spot's rampage, it was spot's whimper. see spot drop. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i love it. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "early start" is next. when we started our busi

so boston dynamics shared this of the robot dog spot who is apparently learning -- not the door. up the trash. it can tidy up the living room. apparently it can open up the door and walk through it. it can jump rope. boston dynamics says it added a new arm extension to give spot more functional qualities including grabbing and carrying objects, opening the doors. what is it doing now? turning off our electricity? >> yep. >> okay. so the company estimates there's now more than 400 spot models in the world. where are they? and the robots cost $74,000 each. >> look how we're ending with this because we're trying to give people hope. look, it plants trees. but also, it drags you across the parking lot. >> that could be you. it jump ropes. it cleans up your house. how many times you just don't feel like picking stuff up. >> uh-huh. yep. also drags you across the parking lot. >> keep trying to make it more human. will we accept it? what's next? doesn't seem like it so far. all right. so a lot of people are asking how are we doing rainwise, did january really help us? we weren't even av

. >>> next the controversy involving robotic dogs made by boston dynamics. >> today an art company inching a paint ball gun to spot the dog and they're allowing people to remotely control spot, spot the dog, to fire the gun inside an art gallery. >> the prank aimed at showing how they can be weaponized. >>> a prank mask that got our attention. >> a man designed to appear like his own face wearing it incorrectly. a colleague called him out for having his mask down. >> wear your mask. evere psoriasis, ... ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea,... ...nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts... ...or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respirator

and boston dynamics have condemned plans by an art collective to allow people to control a version of one of the few trade shows with actual in—person guests since the start of the pandemic has taken place in china. more than 20,000 people and 200 companies attended mobile world congress shanghai, which included the release of huawei's foldable mate x2. nasa has been publishing what it called "a firehose of data" sent back from the perseverance rover on mars. the space agency has released over a700 images, videos and audio files from the red planet, with many more to come. and finally, if all your lockdown needed was a robot sort of cat that talks and breaks wind, then panasonic are here for you. nicobo is an interactive companion robot that can wink, wag its tail and respond to being patted and hugged. breaks wind. it was the cat! spencer, what on earth are you up to now? don't mind me, i'm just trying out a new fashion collection in the form of an instagram filter. bit weird, innit? but what's happening? i can't see anything that looks like a new outfit. yeah, this is more art than

spot, developed by boston dynamics, can now perform tasks like tidying up, opening doors, and writinglso be operated remotely. good boy. i've been working home comment from home now for almost a year, and it's safe to say i've done a lot of slouching. and i started getting worried i might be doing myself some harm. i've also been bombarded with instagram ads for this gadget that makes you sit up straight, so i thought i'd give it a go. this is the upright go 2, and you wear itjust at the top of your back. it comes with sticky pads so you can literallyjust stick it to your skin, or you can wear it on a neckband, but i preferred the glue. once it's in place, you tap the button twice to calibrate. then, if you lean forward for a few seconds, it will vibrate, reminding you to sit up straight. that's all there is to it. the application records how long you've been slouching, and how long you have been upright. in my first experiment, i actually turned it the vibration off so the app would just record how much i was slouching at my desk. that was hard to do, because once you're conscious yo

and what boston dynamics has a robot dog doing now. it's making a buzz this morning. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ i do my hair toss. ♪ check my nails. ♪ baby, how you doing? ♪ feeling good as hell. ♪ do my hair toss, check my nails. ♪ baby, how you doing? ♪ doing good as hell. maria: european markets are higher this morning, asian markets were mixed. some of the top stories we're watching this morning, amazon's jeff bezos is stepping down as ceo leaving the helm of the company he founded 27 years ago. amazon is now worth $1.6 trillion. bezos will transition to the role of amazon's executive chairman during the company's third fiscal quarter. andy jaffe is the current chief executive of amazon web services, he will replace bezos as ceo of the company. take a look at amazon this morning and the reaction from investors, we will bring you that momentarily. newly appointed treasury secretary janet yellen is calling for a meeting of regulatory agencies, the securities and exchange commission, federal trade commission and federal reserve along with others. they

and boston dynamics have condemned plans by an art collective to allow people to control a version ofpaintball gun. one of the few tradeshows with actual in—person guests since the start of the pandemic has taken place in china. more than 20,000 people and 200 companies attended mobile world congress shanghai which included the release of yahweh's foldable mate x two. as a published a firehose of data sent back from the perseverance rover on mars. the space agency has released over a700 images, videos and audio files from the red planet with many more to come. and finally, if all your lockdown needed was a robot sort of cat that talks and breaks wind, then panasonic have you. the kobo is an interactive companion robot back and winked, wag its tail and respond to being patted and hugged. fights. it was the cat! -- farts. spencer, what on earth are you “p spencer, what on earth are you up to now?— spencer, what on earth are you up to now? don't mind me, 'ust t in: up to now? don't mind me, 'ust trying out — up to now? don't mind me, 'ust trying out a fi up to now? don't mind me, 'ust try

spot, developed by boston dynamics, canal perform tasks like tidying up, opening and writing massivearting. and i started getting worried i might be doing myself some harm. i have also been bombarded with instagram ads for this gadget that makes you sit up straight. so i thought i would give it a go. this is the upright go to and go. this is the upright g0 to and you wear it at the top of your back. it comes with sticky pads so that you can stick it to your skin or you can wear it on a neckband stop and i prefer the glue. once it is in place you tap the button twice to calibrate, then if you lean forward it will vibrate, reminding you to set up straight. that is all there is to it. the application records how long you have been starting and how long you have been upright. in my first experiment, i turned upright. in my first experiment, iturned it upright. in my first experiment, i turned it off so the just record. that was hard to do because once you are conscious you are wearing it, you tend to sit more operate anyway. but in my first two—hour stint i was upright just 5% of the tim

the robot comes from boston dynamics and can run three and half miles per hour and climb stairs.blue is equipped with lights, cameras, microphones and speakers for his currently being used to infiltrate dangerous crime scenes. if he helps the right leg he could probably make detective. this is all part of the mayor's new stop and sniff program. the good news is, if these dogs won't hunt they've so got the big guns laying and waits. they can always call in their cousins. get them boys. either way, dogs hate when they do this. topic number four. i have missed your hate like the desert miss the rain. except for that part, this is viewer mail. when ito starts off with the are the worst host ever click. the click was him unbuttoning his pants, pervert per georgia tweets gross, zombie candidate. you socked on mtv, bigley. you know that was like 75 years ago, right georgia? operates in candy please turn off the sweater had to wear my sunglasses and a welders helmet. enough beer kink parties bob, that sweater is amazing i love it too. ron has a request, kennedy offends me, can we get her

look at this you may have seen videos of these interests, a dog like robots before the company boston dynamicsthat it has added a human-like arm to its spot robot. >>it can open doors flip a light switches and even dig holes, look at researchers have even talk the robot how to play jump rope amazing this far robots cost around $75,000 each and they're not just for show there are currently about. >>400 of these units working in mines oil fields and construction sites. around the world maybe someday day they'll be able to do the weather see spot open the door see spot with his hand, here's a look at our winds we do have a little on shore but up in the north bay there we do have a little bit of an offshore wind been coming in from the north yeah that's what appears to be. >>let's take a look at what we expect on as you wake up tomorrow the breakdown, mostly clear maybe some frost to worry about. we've got some 30's 40's 50's going on at the coast. for tonight, 4244 oakland 39 meanwhile for san jose. >>10 day forecast there. i say am i am i will 93 good night. thank you ♪ ♪ >> dr. fauci's warning

the robots from boston dynamics.ur of it. ♪♪ stuart: well that is just a little freaky if you ask me. i'm told that they can do a whole lot more now. what new tricks do they have, lauren? lauren: it is freaky because they're good at it. i think they packed on must sell stu. he can lift up to 11-pounds. he has this arm we'll show you, that can open and close valves, even jump rope. amazing. he can self-charge. all these features will help companies complete work, for instance in a dangerous environment like an oil field or a nuclear plant. and the human workers can stay safe somewhere else, operating spot remotely. it's a good idea. comes with a heavy at this price tag. cheaper than paying for injuries and the like. stuart: heaven knows what they can do five years from now. i don't want to think about that. lauren: i know. scary stuff. stuart: let's get serious shall we? white house press secretary jen psaki facing backlash over her comments on the space force. you know what she's been saying. tell us again, ash. ashl

boston, washington, san francisco, chicago? what does this mean for the great affluent migration? mitch: every year, there is a new crop of kids graduating from college and wanting to live in cities and that dynamicas not changed. last year, it was disrupted. i think we will continue to see new throngs of kids accumulating wealth in urban communities. tom: where does charlie the labrador retriever want to live? mitch: charlie is a golden retriever, and i have to be honest, he likes it where it is cooler. tom: michael bloomberg says that is a good idea. mitch roschelle, thank you so much. macro trends advisors. what did we learn about the melt up? lisa: i was thinking about what mitch roschelle was talking about, younger kids want to go to the city. there is a question if lower rent will entice younger individuals to cities? rents in manhattan and brooklyn targeted the recent month over month decline, with rents slipping 15.5% in manhattan. to give you a sense of how much things are coming down. at what point will there be a tipping point where people say, it gets more expensive to go to the suburbs. tom: we know folks in new york city, i assume they are the same, what is underreported in this is