we will make a replacement frog you can print out on your maker-bot.ame of operation. >> i remember formaldehyde. grossed me out. the other thing, i like, the house you brought? >> this is great. this is architects, see them and see the price point. they buy them up. this is, an old sears order from a catalog house. and it allows architects to design things. show their customers what it is going to look like. better than showing somebody a drawing. >> would have liked to have seen this when we did renovations on our house. cool. >> how many of these things exist. how many are out there? >> coming of on, more than 40,000. less than 50,000 in the wild. and, things are really ticking up. at a quick rate. we launched three, 3 d printers. a small one. medium one. large one. we have options for the consumer, prosumer and industrial strength. >> jewelry. bracelet, going for about -- 12 to 14 minutes. all most done. i can take it out and wear it. great that way. make something. send it over. makes it for you. >> want to thank you for coming in and sharing it.

are bots taking over? care a santiago a maria is a science journal wifts a background in neuro biology. tonight, cara meets her avatar as we learn about the movie magic that could bring seymour hoffman back to life. >> lined say moran is an analyst. she is showing us the virtual reality that may bring peace to our traumatized war vets. i am phil torres, an entymologist. let's do some science. >> welcome to "techknow." you guys have some very fascinating stories today. rita, let's start with you. >> as a society, we have really started to value where our food comes from. we don't always think about what's happening in the process picked. i got the checkouts and innovations in agriculture that are taking robots out of the lab into the fields and it might mean in the not too distance future you are eating food picked not by a human hand but by a robot. let's check it out. >> do you eat strawberries a lot when you are here. >> i do and for breakfast. >> the terri family has been farming in ventura county, cali

. >> and putin has his bot bot their next. and they might like the idea of ukranian freedom and not as much as the home and fouled by russian oil and gas. and had america turned on their own spic on thes of energy. we have's president who doesn't loc owl or gas or coal or nuclear energy. he oops for green energy which is great but no one knows how to make it profitable. and fear for america to stand down. we wore ours out in afghanistan and cutting back on what is left of it. we'll have the smallest military since preworld war ii. no nation trusts us or respectses or fores us. we are the shakiest gun in the west and president obama is pleaing the role of don knots or that of deputy barney fiffe. one bullet in the shirt pocket, but one bullet barney had one bullet. and putin doesn't have a shirt and we don't have a bullet in the pocket of ours. (applause) >> well on thursday, president obama spent an hour the phone with the russian counterpart and did little to persuade putin. can obama sway putin from his stance. ambassador, i

less than 20% in bot most classs make it through the program. these are highly selective, highly fit young people who demonstrated capability. some of them are an apple is grabbed, former marines, olympic athletes, all these people fail. >> how long does one stay in the seals? >> that's a great question. you would think it's a young man's game but i've met a great number who are still in active duty or in the mid-to-late '30s. off and on the wanted to about 20 years to get their pension to one of the things i discovered in writing "eyes on the target" a record number of early retirement, people leaving after 16 years, after 12 years. it's because they sense they are becoming more politically correct. there are al-qaeda prisoners who pressed charges who turn out to be false when you're later exxon we at trial. but the trial has been going on for your nap before the exonoree. once they found not guilty, the case of the seal team 10 captured the al-qaeda leader at fallujah who's responsible for hanging the four american bodies off a bridge in fallu

bot & dolly is a creative design studio and an engineering and robotics studio. do here is the result of a unique culture where we intertwine the artist and engineer. it becomes a powerful thing to generate innovative, creative experience ideas that the world has never seen before. we have done a lot of commercial work, a lot of work in films. we were involved in filming "gravity." our robots were responsible for the motion onset which led to some innovative photography approaches. we build a lot of things here. these are six-axes manufacturing robots that we are constantly asking to do things that they were never designed to do. working in a place like this is inherently challenging because the focus of your job is to imagine things that are not really possible, and then find ways to bring them into reality. >> that was pretty awesome. the framestore senior producer also worked on "gravity." here he is. >> my name is charles howard. i was the visual effects producer on "gravity." animators usually spend their lives animating creatures and objects that are affect

nicker bot. idea that 3d printing is going to revolutionize our loams, that hasn't come to life quite yet. happen. if you have a computer that you have at home you can't avoid having a 2d printer at home. who would need those in the home, the same is going to happen with 3d printers. >> across the country in los angeles, liz and cal von hasseim create in the sugar lab. >> it spreads a very fine layer of sugar. it paints with water, wherever that model exists at that cross-section and then it spreads another very fine layer of sugar and it paints the next cross section from the very bottom to the top layer until the whole model is built. and it is totally a magical process. >> then comes the fun part. >> we calls call this the excavation station. that's when we clean off all the sugar that's burying the model now. >> that's like the mow delicious air i've ever breathed. >> it's like you annihilated some sections of it here. >> i know how to get rid of these damaged goods. it's delicious! >> all ri

marilyn monroe sang it to president kennedy and one year later they were bot both dead.ks-- i know, i know. folks, this is a shameless cash grab, and in warner music insists that happy birthday belongs to them, then i tonight offer america a birthday song that belongs to us. just as our founders intended, this song, like america sroyalty free. so, please rise, for the singing of our new national birthday anthem. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to me ♪ now we all get to sing. happy birthday for free ♪ and the candle's red glare don't set fire to your hair ♪ you're getting so old. and sure shaped like a pear. ♪ happy birthday-- insert name here. ♪ if you don't know it, just mumble softly. ♪ warner music can't sue me and the home of the brave ♪ make a wish! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) unwrap your paradise. soft, sweet coconut covered in rich, creamy chocolate. almond joy and mounds. unwrap paradise. and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers with the flavors of exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate like y

marilyn monroe sang it to president kennedy and one year later they were bot both dead.olks-- i know, i know. folks, this is a shameless cash grab, and in warner music insists that happy birthday belongs to them, then i tonight offer america a birthday song that belongs to us. just as our founders intended, this song, like america sroyalty free. so, please rise, for the singing of our new national birthday anthem. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to me ♪ now we all get to sing. happy birthday for free ♪ and the candle's red glare don't set fire to your hair ♪ you're getting so old. and sure shaped like a pear. ♪ happy birthday-- insert name here. ♪ if you don't know it, just mumble softly. ♪ warner music can't sue me and the home of the brave ♪ make a wish! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) vo: volkswagen has the most vehicles on the road with over 100,000 miles. that's the power of german engineering. go to his therapist so make that happen. don't sit down. where did you get those amazing pants? jennie: oh! i got them at old navy. amy: can you spin plea

. >> see how this bot gets way freakier. >>> closed captioning provided by -- s yoyou u rarapipid relien atattataboboy!y! rorolalaidids,s, t thahatw you spell relief. popolllon my weekends.d toto s but the power of allegra put me on the road again. >>non-drowsy allegra starts working in one hour anand d ststayays s ststr twenty-four. alallelegrgra.a. s stotop . start living. >>> to the waters of mozambique, check out this beautiful sailfish. apparently quite the ginormous sailfish in this occasion. now, this was during a fish competition. and you see that an angler has hooked this big old fish. and in this video, we also see that a diver went in the water to check things out with the sailfish. and when he does, the fish ain't happy about it. and he goes right at the diver. and starts attacking him. you see the big spear go directly near the diver. and you even hear the diver screaming. >> that does not seem like a very bright idea. that seems like a recipe for disaster. >> and it's already angry because it has a hook in its mouth. >> they did end up releasing the sailfish after this. >>

was willing to acknowledge shortcomings oath in having created -- oath and having h inted the law -- bot having created the law and the rollout. he was honest about the problems he saw in the rollout. also retiring after a very long career in the senate, which he acknowledged. it may be easier for him to say it" than those in more conservative states. of thes nice to see one chief sponsors of the bill come out and say this is a wonderful thing and i am glad to see all of the good news that come from it. at the same time, he is so far away from some conservative democrats who are trying to win out the voters. it may make more sense to have somebody talk about the good things in obamacare like the preventative care that he was referencing. maybe they do not have to talk about how it is the best thing that happened in the last 10 years. >> we will see how it shapes up. u both.o i appreciate it. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> i do not think that is any of your business. reaganink the glamour of had less to d

as for delivery vehicles and nuclear payload can be placed in a simple artillery shell or rock and bots can all be done in three to six months the answer unfortunately is yes. hello ten bomb can be put to gather in that timeframe. ukraine's current prime minister has vowed to hunt down separatists and make them pay. rain will fly to lose responsible for instigating separatism. we will find them in the eu is to increase the war on trial the very ground will burn beneath the sea. there will be new place and where they will feel safe in the russian going on the beach. he's also planning to beef up the tiny army for starters the government can slash nearly seven hundred million dollars off the country's services budget in favor of the military meaning severe social cuts. the ascii it admits it needs and thirty five billion dollars to stave off bankruptcy and while the fifteen billion dollars promised by the eu. still what a long way off. but the guy seems their concerns western powers who are more focused on punishing mosque at all the popular vote in crimea thirty six ers as the details. w

money and other priorities bot in the way. now, this design will rise on a courtyard of green. >> veterans have long been neglected very important part of the history. now we're going to have a monument to honor the veterans >> this side condition tans soil from the battlefields where americans have fought and died the world wars and vietnam. >> they're grash were yous to veterans now. we do everything we can for warriors not the war. >> there are plans to add earth. >> first blood spilled was in grenada. last in iraq. this means a lot to me. >> the project will cost around $2.5 million paid with private funds. as you see in his picture he is a former marine. >> this is as much about the few fewer as the past. because it's a statement. that those who serve, we honor >> the hope is to have this completed in october. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> well, still to come here elaborate chain reaction caused by california's west drought in history. >> what scientists are telling us is changing. >> i'm spencer christian. clouds conti

money and other priorities bot in the way. now, this design will rise on a courtyard of green. >> veterans have long been neglected very important part of the history. now we're going to have a monument to honor the veterans >> this side condition tans soil from the battlefields where americans have fought and died the world wars and vietnam. >> they're grash were yous to veterans now. we do everything we can for warriors not the war. >> there are plans to add earth. >> first blood spilled was in grenada. last in iraq. this means a lot to me. >> the project will cost around $2.5 million paid with private funds. as you see in his picture he is a former marine. >> this is as much about the few fewer as the past. because it's a statement. that those who serve, we honor >> the hope is to have this completed in october. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> well, still to come here elaborate chain reaction caused by california's west drought in history. >> what scientists are telling us is changing. >> i'm spencer christian. clouds conti

costs a third of a penny per gallon versus the 1 to $4 per gallon in the single serving plastic water bot l. the quality of our tap water is tedtion over 100,000 times a year. we have some of the highest quality tap water in the united states. in the last few years i want to thank the various city departments in my office, partner on a number of efforts to develop tap water. in 2012 i sponsored first in the country legislation to acquire new buildings to install bottle filling stations. and the legislation that we are considering today is another first in the country step in this area. now, i'll note places like concord, massachusetts, 14 national park and many universities across our country have instituted outright bans on plastic water bottles. this takes a targeted approach to he dries our waste on city property and in city facilities. the legislation, colleagues, that i'm asking to consider, [speaker not understood], and city departments to reduce our addiction to plastic bottled water. and there are three main components it our legislation. ~ to our legislation. first for events tha

fredrik bow bot, the producer. chris brown. phil, malcolm's co-writer and editor. tim marr low. grant, ryan, kevin... >> me. >> and malcolm clerk and nick read. >> i think the statute et cetera are there. and congratulate for the achievement and this marvellous win. i said to someone when we talking about having you on the show, if anyone is having a bad day, we shall see the lady in number six. >> this show my be over, you can continue the conversation on >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. tensions on the rise in ukraine as russia ignores warnings from u.s. and tightens it's grip on crimea. >>> more leads on the missing malaysia plane coming up short as families wait word on their loved ones. >>> and more on the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law.

. >> facebook bot whatsapp, instagram. there is twitter. how does this evolve?t is the dominant social network years from now? >> the question we ask is the chewing gum question. if you lose your flavor after six months or pick your timeframe, it is a question of durability. snap chat is an example. we didn't know if it was a fad. there are fads in our industry. we took a chance. the medium is the message and the tools that we create as much create us as we create them. snap chat has created a flourishing set of human behavior that did not exist before. the selfie, the carefree, you are in control of your emotions in reflecting to your friends in a private way. that is a different experience than existed before. benchmark is a believer and a plurality of the networks. if you look at your phone, there is not one app that does everything. there are purpose-built apps for things you are trying to accomplish. that allows for an ecosystem of multiple success stories. >> thank you, peter fenton of benchmark. it is great to see. jon erlichman as well. we're going to ta

and yet, the academy never honors the auto bots for transforming themselves from robots into cars.m? you be the judge. [ laughter ] >> barkhad abdi nominated for best supporting actor. on the red carpet. almost every reporter pointed out the fact that a couple years ago he was a limo driver. tonight he got to ride in a limo. which is condescending, i mean, most actors start out with regular jobs, you never hear anyone say harrison ford used to be a carpenter, but now he lives in a house. [ laughter ] >> 12 years of slave won best motion picture, that was a tough one, because of the subject matter. [ applause ] >> for people to cover new these hype ceremonies. new york did one of those things they visit a caterer, who gives suggestions for things to serve. this is why not every movie needs represented as one of the courses in an oscar night meal. >> let's go over here. blackberry cobbler, this is more like it. >> this is 12 years a slave. in the movie, they actually wrote with blackberry juice. take the blackberry turn it into a cobbler, or easily put them in these martini glasses a

. >> tell me a little bit about how the bot was used in the investigation following the boston bombingit was used in the investigation of the suspect's vehicle. it was able to search the car, search the trunk. >> we call this the first look. you make it simple to operate. you pick up a controller and drive it. it has four cameras on each. it knows that it is upside down. it can climb up over rocks. >> from small and cute to massive and hard-core. >> that is exactly right. >> designed for explosive ordnance disposal, designed for heavy lift. this is a very fast robot and the maneuverability is amazing. >> there we go. >> come on. daddy is thirsty. i need my beer. >> i have been around and seen what irobot is working on for the present. this is what you are working on for the future. >> that is right. >> it looks like a space man's hand. >> this is a space glove. filled with air. there are tendons here that allow each digit to flex. flex these digits here. >> look at that. that is crazy. may i? >> of course. >> it is squishy. very cool. with all the advancements you are working on, what

>> this is a track bot. you put this in your luggage.r destination, it texts you and lets you know that your luggage is at your destination or it is summer else but you know where it is. it is faa compliant. >> i don't like this segment, okay? i don't need everything. >> i can probably hook you up if you need any of these items. you have all your chargers and everything and your bag looks like this. okay. these are these amazing gorgeously colored cable rings that look like mexican food. they are called the cord taco. >> that's -- >> look how gorgeous the colors are. premium leather. >> iphone and -- >> and they're all so organized, right? >> this one matches. >> yes this is perfect for your both your dresses. >> it wouldn't be the first thing lost down there. >> this is great to give your kids in the back seat of the car and for when you get home from a trip, throw all your videos in, app called animoto, it makes a whole wonderful slide show. this is my daughter and i when we came here for a weekend and i took pictures and there she is

fredrik bow bot, the producer. chris brown. phil, malcolm's co-writer and editor. tim marr low. grant, ryan, kevin... >> me. >> and malcolm clerk and nick read. >> i think the statute et cetera are there. and congratulate for the achievement and this marvellous win. i said to someone when we talking about having you on the show, if anyone is having a bad day, we shall see the lady in number six. >> this show my be over, you can continue the conversation on >> the search for a missing malaysian airline's plane widens. it may have deviated from its flight path. >> hello. this is al jazeera, live from doha. >> libyan threatens to bomb an oil tanker doing business with separatists in the east of the country. >> in hiding and armed with wooden guns. we meet the forgotten rebel fighters in the central african republic. >> and is it time for hollywood to wake

are bots taking over? care a santiago a maria is a science journal wifts a background in neuro biology. tonight, cara meets her avatar as we learn about the movie magic that could bring seymour hoffman back to life. >> lined say moran is an analyst. she is showing us the virtual reality that may

fredrik bow bot, the producer. chris brown. phil, malcolm's co-writer and editor. tim marr low. grant, ryan, kevin... >> me. >> and malcolm clerk and nick read. >> i think the statute et cetera are there. and congratulate for the achievement and this marvellous win. i said to someone when we talking about having you on the show, if anyone is having a bad day, we shall see the lady in number six. >> this show my be over, you can continue the conversation on facebook, google+, or aljazeera.com/consider-this. see you next time. >> this is aljazeera.com. i'm jonathan betz live in new york. we're starting to put a face to some of the passengers aboard a missing airline. one - a father from texas. >>> more russian forces spotted in crimea while president obama spends part of his vacation working the phones. we'll suffer. 2014. >> sarah palin rallies the troops at a big republican gallery near

ali bought the tickets for them in thailand in the thai bot currency. they are described by malaysian authorities as not asian looking. the people who were supposed to be on board the ill-fated flight were not on board. raising two serious questions how these two were on their list as possibly having been stolen. authorities are investigating this matter as well as bringing in counterterrorism officials throughout the world involved in this. it does pose serious questions about the security of people getting on that flight. but as you said, it doesn't necessarily say the intent of these two individuals who wanted to buy, according to our sources, the cheapest tickets from thailand through beijing into europe but it does raise questions and there are many questions that are unanswered at this time. >> david mckenzie, thank you so much. there are many theories about what could have happened to flight 370. some of them involving terrorism motivations. is that possible? joining me now is peter king. he's been in contact with the intelligence committee all d

are bots taking over?e a santiago a maria is a science journal wifts a background in neuro biology. tonight, cara meets her avatar as we learn about the movie magic that co

the federal safety board is investigating bot incidents but has not received full cooperation. >> a follow-upmont little league team rebuilding one more time after an intentionally set fire to one of its facilities. this is the shell what if was the team's new score booth on warm spring elementary school campus just built because the previous burned down. the booth, a classroom and james leech elementary school and a bathroom at the warm spring park were set on fire but they are not going so far to say there is a serial arsonist on the loose. >> prosecutors calling it mistaken identity. they say theodore lorigo a registered sex offender is not the same person seen at a day school in sunnyvale. lorigo was arrested for being a registered sex offender on school property but turns out it wasn't lorigo, and now the charges are being dropped. lorigo pleaded guilty a fake i.d., he changed his i.d. to reflect his self-selected female name without going through the government. >> the fight to conserve water in the south bay. a million customers will soon be asked to follow the toughest water restricti

percent of whatever. 1997, larry, i was down on the floor of the new york stock exchange when the tide bot collapsed and nobody was saying that tie land was an important part of the economy but the ripple effects around the world were felt in other economies. it's the butterfly wings in africa that causes storms in the united states. >> it was the anchovies off the coast of peru. i remember that inflation story. you got to go back a ways like me to the 19th century. also it was, kenny, the russian ruble collapsed in 1998. >> right. >> and that knocked everybody for a loop. i don't care how -- at that time russia was even smaller than it is today. >> right. and it was a combination in 1998. the ruble, the debt crises, the world cup, a bunch of issues that happened that caused that ripple. certainly the collapse of the ruble didn't help. so the tensions going on now in russia and ukraine are clearly not necessarily so impactful from an economic global recovery standpoint but it's just more geo political tension. >> right. this is stuff that dries up gold. >> absolutely. >> did you hear anyth

if you bot $100 in lightcoin in january of last year it would have been worth something like $30,000 in january of this year. so we're definitely seeing a kind of wider interest in cryptocurrencies or oughtcoins as some people call them. >> kashmir hill from forbes, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and new york times columnist david brooks. welcome, gentlemen. so ukraine, russia, david u.s. officials are now saying they're convinced the russian military is in crimea. you heard president obama warning today, what are we to make of this? >> i thought the warning was strong. i thought the reference to costs, i think the reference to how deeply concerned the u.s. would be and the west would be if russia continues this was a reasonably strong statement to go out there. but fully justified. ukraine was clearly and putin was clearly not going to do anything. he was going to throw some thuggish weight around. will probably get an electoral law but the crucial thing here is money. ukraine is

scan the item you want, provide the size, and a bot rings it directly to your dressing room.my closet. joining us now, the woman behind the transformation of your retail experience, nokia. also with us, jeff hayzlett. nadia, how does this work? >> we looked at the retail store look at close and talk to andciates about fashion things that are not fun to do neither for customers are associates. or associates. you see items flying in the air and you walk around with your items you'rewith interested in on your mobile device and you send them where ever you would like. >> i like talking to salespeople though. forn't know if this is just specific types of shopping experiences. >> backup. you want a salesperson to say -- >> when i go to d so and try on some formfitting, dark wash jeans -- when i go to diesel. >> you want a guy or gal to, to you and say that you look buff. where did you come up with the name? it's kind of bizarre. >> hointer. >> it sounds like something i would talk to my doctor about. i've been lifting too much and i've got a hointer. >> the name stands for hunter a

that bot -- that is bothersome. now than everso before? >> i am not so sure. is different. i came to texas in the 1960's for 30 years. coach royal is one of my idols. but i am not so naÏve to think that there were not things going on back then. inducements for the young men and young women to complain. is -- not more obvious, but i think that the incidents of program cheating is higher now. >> big business. big business for the ncaa and cbs. athletes,nk that student athletes, should be paid for their time on the court? do not know how to administer that kind of program. i think there should be compensation of some sort, but how do you equate the contribution to the school's prestige or success, athletically, of the men's football program quarterback with a backup shortstop for the women's softball team? >> maybe you don't? maybe some sports pay better than others? twice that is true, but i don't know how you do that with any equity. and if you are going to pay the football team, you had better pay the women's volleyball team. i think. >> really? maybe you say

more than three years later they circulate in his bot and he feels feels fine. >> does this mean thes can stop taking their medicationing? >> it doesn't yet. it is astounding. the study involved stopping the medicine for 12 weeks and going back on it and then 16 weeks. >> i remember there was baby they had cured hiv/aids from and this week we heard a similar story, another baby is. it possible there is a cure now? >> they're not saying cure yet. that was astounds. the mother came in and the baby was infect. the pediatrician hannah gaye took a very bold step. she treated it with full blown three drugs high doses as if the baby had hiv and the baby went away and came back with having stopped the medicines and lo and behold had no evidence of hiv. maybe the baby never had hiv. but now we have a second story of a baby in california. we don't know if the baby goes off the medicines, will the hiv virus be there or not. >>> deaths from alzheimer's disease may be far higher than officially reported. the cdc puts the death toll from alzheimer's about 95,000 a year. the real null were may be c

control these drones high frequency bots high frequency drones in other words the high frequency tradingat a loss is controlled by computers to their program to steal high frequency trading is stealing money from the exchange so there's nobody running these machines they just come in the check out much way it was stolen overnight they take that money and they say thank you very much here you've got high frequency drones and robots that are programmed to kill they'd accountable to nobody they're just programmed to kill you and they'll go ahead and kill you know i mean this does you know put put put a case forward for the right to own a gun this is what we're saying here is that in the constitution this is protected because the forefathers were very adamant about this balance of power well what they're saying is for seven hundred years the gun has been able to maintain that power but look at the early days of the invasion of iraq for example two thousand and three up until two thousand and six two thousand and seven twenty five million guys with guns were able to stop the biggest mightiest