of jaime garcia to tie game at 3-3 sandoval: rbi in 9th straight game ties bonds record set in 2000 bot, 3-3 tie allen craig - the pride of the cal bears - solo jack off of ryan vogelsong to put the cards up again 4-3 vogy: 6.1 ip, 7 hits, 4 er top 8th, tied at 4 michael morse - hits the game winning 2-run double scoring pagan and a sliding sandoval6-4 giants final: 6-5 giants improve to 35-19 a's tigers bot 4th, 1-0 det nick punto - not known for his power - hits his first home run of the season - a 2-run shot to right off rick porcello 2-1 a's punto: 1-2, 2 rbi, 3 walks top 5th, 2-2 tie miguel cabrera - blooper to shallow right center - the hard charging josh reddick can't make the catchtigers take lead 3-2 det jesse chavez: 6 ip, 8 hits, 3 er bot 5th, 3-2 det yoenis cespedes - would have tied the game here but j.d. martinez makes the diving catch to save a run cespedes: 1-5 top 7th jim johnson struggles continue - gives up a 2 run to victor martinez as the tigers break it open 5-2 det johnson: era baloons to 6.55 bot 9th, 5-3 det josh reddick - dbls to right bringing home cespedes as

lincecum - looked like the lincecum of old tonightstrikes out bj upton to end the top half of the 2nd bot tyler colvin -promoted from triple-a over the weekend - smacks the solo homer off of gavin floyd - into mccovey cove to put giants on the board 1-0 sf bot 7th, tied at 1-1 colvin - follows up his home run with a triple to right bringing home a pair of runs 3-1 sf crawford: 2-3, 3 rbi top 8th lincecum still going - strikes out tyler pastornicky looking for his 11th strikeout of the night lincecum leaves to a standing ovation lincecum: 7 2/3 ip, 2 hits, 1 run, 11 k's final: giants win 4-2 improve to 25-14 . heat nets #4 lebron james chatting up jay z and beyonce in brooklyn tonight james then put on a show. the monster right handed slam on the fast break the spinning layup in traffic to break a 92-all tie late in the 4th lebron: 16/24 from field, 14/19 free throws 49 points, 6 rebs heat win 102-96 lead series 3-1 game 5 back in miami wednesday tour of california today's second stage was a 12.6 mile time trial that ended in folsom just outside of sacramento. british rider and 2012 tour d

lincecum - looked like the lincecum of old tonightstrikes out bj upton to end the top half of the 2nd bot 2nd tyler colvin -promoted from triple-a over the weekend - smacks the solo homer off of gavin floyd - into mccovey cove to put giants on the board 1-0 sf bot 7th, tied at 1-1 run with a triple to right bringing home a pair of runs 3-1 sf crawford: 2-3, 3 rbi top 8th lincecum still going - strikes out tyler pastornicky looking for his 11th strikeout of the night lincecum leaves to a standing ovation lincecum: 7 2/3 ip, 2 hits, final: giants win 4-2 improve to 25-14 we're coming up on 4-30. here are the big stories we're working on for you public health officials are warning people to take precaution to avoid exhaustion and dehydration with another potentially record breaking heat wave coming to the bay area. temperatures near the bay and the coast are expected to rise to the mid 80s to mid 90s, while inland temperatures will peak at 104 degrees the dry air and strong sun could also create a fire danger with conditions ripe for wildfires starting from downed power lines, car accidents,

and just listen to the devious way they cyber hacked our mainframe-bots! >> a favorite technique the government says, spear fishing, sending an innocuous looking email that when opened secretly installs mallware letting the hackers get access to company data. >> stephen: this exploits a weakness in our encryption software, the fact that at least one employee will click on it. there's your problem, that one stupid employee. i mean, how hard can it be just to not click on an email? i'll show you how it's done. here's what you do. open your email, okay, and if you see a message from someone you don't recognize, you delete it. now, the next thing you do -- hold on (computer sound) >> stephen: just got an email from mr. america q. safetrusty, subject "big job promotion meeting open now." sounds important. here we go. hmm, nothing in here about the promotion. maybe it's an attachment. oh, hey! it's a game! i just take the files on my desktop and feed them to this hungry panda. oh! he smiled when he ate our corporate strategy memo! huh-oh, time's running out. i'd

. >> for the first time, michelle bots is seeing what 124 mile-per-hour winds can do. >> michelle was set to return from a contract job in alaska this weekend, her family was planning to welcome her home with a party. instead 5 bedrooms gone, three generations, homeless. >> where am i going to stay daddy where am i going to stay " >> you are going to have a place to stay." >> officials in winston county mississippi still don't know how many homes were damaged. the destruction rolls on for miles. the result of a storm system that killed nine people in this town alone. michelle's grown son was sleeping when the tornado struck. she and her mother kay feel god saved him from becoming one of the deceased.. she's in the hospital, and he survived afghanistan, getting hurt over there and he survived it and he has been out 2 years and then this, he survived this. >> and i have to ask, how do you pull it together to be able to say i am going to rebuild and i am going to stay in mississippi after this? >> mississippi is my home, i will be 46 years old tomorrow, happy birthday to me. >> happy bir

killed seeking a better life, dozens of bot recovered off of tripoli after a boat carrying migrants sinkse final stage on the biggest vote on earth, india's election comes to an end. but first pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine have a victory on self rule and the majority of people who voted are in favor of p move and final is coming in the next few hours and we are meeting in brussels to talk about the crisis and russia has talk about the preliminary results and they said should lead to new talks between the government and separatist leaders. >> translator: the official results will be announced soon but we treat with respect the decision of the voters and we believe a practical implementation of these results will lead to talks between kiev and eastern regional leaders and further discussions in security in western europe. >> reporter: we are live in kiev and we have been listening to what sergei fedorov is saying and what else did he have to say? >> he is talking about diplomacy but i think what is really crucial here is he believes that moscow or ukraine should implement the r

they get really ugly and mushy at the bot tom. >> i'm not particularly that negative on the stock at all said and done i think the stock goes back and makes an attempt at that $26 ipo price. 200 million shares of insider and some of the early vcs said they weren't going to sell. they're certainly going to sell. >> coming up next, twitter wasn't the only high flier taking a nose dive this week. there are also big concerns about electric car maker tesla. how bad could it get? we'll find out when "options action" returns. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkor

monitor my fluctuating levels of holiday cheer and keep up with our log because i programmed a team of bots over the break and i'll be performing in alaska march 8 and tickets go on sale this monday 10:00 a.m. and finally i showed you a christmas card from one of my writers and demanded you guys send me funnier ones. here's your winner. to the boys of 1221. i have two questions what's holding you together and how it will is the guy on the bottom because that's a full grown man on top? okay, i stare at the north star every night so if you do too it will be like we're still together. see you next season. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. good to have you with us. nation, i hope you had a good weekend. i know i did. folks, what an incredible and exciting weekend. i done know if you had time to do this, i don't know-- thanks. folks, i don't know if you had time to catch up on your-- this weekend. i hope did you because if you did, folks, if you managed to watch some

they may not have a bot bottled filler, but the water should be there. >> is there only one per school? >> right now there's only one per school. >> i think my last kind of technical question -- oh, you had mentioned that the five schools that got the pilot that there are some issues with it, but i assume they have the water bottles filler -- >> the only place it didn't work was sutro and we gave them one of the newer models so those pictures were at the same location. the main issue is there's dripping from the front and we couldn't install a water meter underneath because there is almost no underneath so those schools we provided them with drip mats and contains the water. >> you had mentioned ada issues and path of travel. >> we installed those initial ones so that[.0n] an issue, but requires more than the newer system, which only sticks out about p #3 inches from the wall. that allows us more wiggle room in terms of placing and having the right height. >> my last question, i do remember from my days on the board of supervisors i sometimes heard from students that i wasn't about the

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is that for all of the knots against the pc business, business sales of pcs is relatively a bright bot for hp. we are not talking about big growth, but there is a need for companies to buy pcs and that brings cash into the company. the bigger thing is that no one is expecting that to fuel hp going forward. it does not even that much mentioned. it is a story about how hp can transition. >> jon erlichman, thank you very much. challenges, i's want to bring in the chief research officer from boston was stop this was not the worst quarter ever. i have been following this story for 10 years. hp's putting out one crummy quarter after another. >> it was an interesting quarter. pc showed some growth. they showed nice growth will stop that is indicative of a better front . as well as the cessation of support. when you get beyond that, you see some interesting weakness and some areas where they are challenged. it is a big part of that. they are not contribute into growth. one area that was traveling was this pod around storage. and spent a lot of money they have been getting results. it has been

. >> i see a letter bot.re. >> a panel of judges narrowed the field google users also weighed in. >> beautiful thing is the fact that kids are thinking about what they can do to contribute to a society. >> there are five finalists. this 11-year-old used markers to draw her doodle. >> she wins a $30,000 college scholarship. her doodle will will being a special animated logo, like this one. >> so many talented young people. >> thanks for joining us at 4:00 >> abc # news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. breaking news in san skroes yeah. 49er alden smith cuts a deal. what the plea is on dui and weapons charges >> surveillance video, senate seat. a political battle between mug shot mary and bob the bully may have reached a tipping point >> and a woman's quick thinking saved a life of a baby. >> she let them come in, how is my baby. how is my baby? >> i'm sandhya patel. increasing temperatures going into memorial day weekend. how warm, coming up. >> alden smith makes a move in court trying to put legal troub

web van was one of the first bot --.com bubble. now it is a punchline.elies on to pick and deliver orders directly to existing grocery stores. this is heading to a local startup. >> we use it at work pretty regularly. we are getting snacks to the team. we are getting different beverages. we are getting cheese and yogurt. ranges from four dollars to $15. drivers can earn up to $25 an hour depending on the workload. >> it is a very flexible job. it you can choose your own hours. it is more independent. >> they have raised $11 million from venture firms. they deliver in big cities like san francisco, new york, and los angeles. they have even bigger ambitions. >> we plan to be in every major city in the united states. >> how is this for a necessity being the mother of invention? he created the service because he did not have a car. he needed a way to get his own groceries delivered. oft does it for the best "bloomberg west." you can watch us during the week. we will see you next week. ♪ >> what if you could lose weight fast. if >> this is the easiest program

threats caning -- range from bot nets to business competitors. addressing international threat involves many government and private entities, including internet security primers, software developers, and computer forensic specialists. implement teamon technology systems to protect against intrusion, spy them -- fraud, and spam. crimebecause cyber law enforcement has to deal with multiple jurisdictions. enforcement's challenge in investigating and prosecuting malicious 21st century cyber criminals is this. modern criminals can readily leverage technology to victimize targets across borders in the criminals themselves need not cross a single border to do so. test inates a unique identifying and locating the criminals and apprehending and prosecuting them. the u.s. has extradition treaties with some, but not all. even with these agreements implies, the process may be slow. we must continue to search for ways that congress can help enhance your national law enforcement capabilities and get criminals off the streets, or shall we say, out of cyberspace

it is flow into the stock market and into the thai bot. will flow into next year. >> since the government is not operating normally, the board of investment has not met i in months, holding up tens of billions of dollars. the ones who directly live off consumer and tourist spending confidence. >> i can survive but what about people who are on minimum wage like drivers and traditional masseurs, i don't know what they will do, it's never been this bad. >> rival political groups there's no path out of thailand's dim economic future. scott heidler, al jazeera, bangkok. >> folly thank you. >>> the former serb army officer who was called to the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia to give evidence said he was never ordered to fire on credit immigrants in sa sar why sareiv. to target civilians a key charge against mladich. >> only open in response to enemy fire and oanld on observed targets. all military activities were defense activities. >> the prosecution can allegation that mladich had masterminded a campaign against resi

when it's high tide fishermen push the bots out to sea -- boats out to sea. this is where the river meets the ocean, the point where salt and pressure water collides, resulting in productive ecosystems. it rarely happens since the delta went dry. they are holding out hope. >> for me, for the water to reach the lower portion of the river. if the water gets to that point, we'll reconnect the river again with the ocean. >>> although it will not restore the tribe, the temporary pulse will revive the delta. >> the pulse flow is an exercise. we will learn a lot and have to learn a lot. >> reporter: throughout the course of the fellow teams have been measuring water levels, counting birds and other mammals that returned to the area and checking how many new frees germ nate. the ruts are promising. >> it's an example of how we over-used nature. it's the most controlled in the world. what we are doing here - it tells a story of how we can change the relationship with nature, how we restore it. and having the connection of the river with delta, with the sea, i guess it

> some years ago a member of congress said when this was defunded, it was congress' self imposed la bote. that's sort of what's happening with climate change. of course there's scientific debate on any subject, around the edges. >> modeling, projection. all of that. >> but there's such uniform agreement, it is crazy not to be taking steps we can take to curtail this very expensive development, which is the change to our very climate. >> i saw polling i thought was interesting. this is polling on abortion. do you favor legal abortion, fairly straightforward language. democrats 61% yes, republicans, 35% no. do you believe in man-made climate change. democrats, 83%, yes. republicans, 36% question. it is more divisive than abortion. >> it in recent years has become ideology and partisan. science is the best antidote to ideology. the best antidote to narrow thinking. >> has that effected how you conduct yourself as a member of congress? >> all scientists develop, if they don't have it from early years, develop a reverence for evidence. evidence based thinking is what is sorely lacking in con

>> i will flirt with the low bots. i have something for the robot. the greed is astounding. product. i don't care if the 300 burgers an hour like you say, it doesn't have the human touch. >> i gotta go. >> i need it. >> coming up -- >> ♪ remember when i said we would talk about cats ♪ ♪ i lied ♪ we are not talking about cats ♪ ♪ sorry when i said we would talk about cats ♪ ♪ it was an honest mistake female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ last story. that's the last story. >> how do you know you are at a dad rocks show? it is a story special report refuses to cover. summer is coming which means classic rock concert

using this spokes bot to promote the message that any future kill functions should be prohibited outright the world of the terminator yet but it's true that the technologies are starting to do more on their own. the software programming may be the important part of the decision and that's a part that's we're really not well equipped to deal with. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, washington. >>> you are in the newsroom. i'm miguel marquez. we start potentially huge business deal to affect your tv and internet options. at&t is reportedly in talks this afternoon to acquire directv. if the boards of the two companies finalize the deal, it would be worth about $50 billion. cnn has seen an internal presentation outlining what they say is consumer benefits of a merger between the two including internet speed. for example, satellites provide faster connections to customers demand but at&t can. thot

so here's my bot to line. by all means prepare for the next correction. but also get that game plan going that allows you to profit rather than just stand by slack jawed when things do workout. believe me, the averages didn't get to all time highs because the worst occurred. we got there because of profits and a return to prosperity even as so few people are willing to admit that occasionally things do, indeed, happen for the best. walter in georgia, walter. >> booyah, jim. >> booyah, walter. >> caller: how do you feel about ford? >> ford is fine. they're starting to say good things about europe. i like mark fields. i think ford goes higher. as a matter of fact i think ford is in a terrific position for the second half of 2014. all right. listen to me. there's nothing wrong with a little dose of healthy skepticism. important. but watch out because cynicism can turn corrosive. prepare for the next correction but make sure you have a game plan ready for good times too. stick around. i'm taking a look at a chart signaling a crude move ahead. barbecue, beer,

>> chuck out what's happening, the symptom is moving higher on news it bot 30,000 shares. that stock you can see up currently about 2.5% in trading. remember, it lost ground after it said -- in airplanes, and then it rebounded on a bit in terms of strong earnings, tyler, interesting story, at least with insider buying for gogo. >> india's opposition leader. >> it's been the most resounding victory in three decades. he is seen as a pro big reformer form the bombay stock market index has soared this week, leading into those results. the big question for investors, is can the india rally continue? what does it mean for investors who put money in those india etfs? seema mody taking a look. >> as you know, i used to report from mumbai, tracking the emerging markets, so this is in general a pivotal moment for the country on whether indian stocks have further room to run. now initial fear that they would push back from the parliament has been calmed as the party seems to have the majority of seats. high inflation mix that india has sushd. the promise of a stronger commit under hi

lethal rob bots may make the leap from sci-fi films to reality.achines that can be armed and put on to the battlefield. israel and south korea have developed high-tech drones and robotic guards. the u.n. wants to bring these robot killers under one agreement >> reporter: in the 21st century, a weapon will be invented like no other. robotic killer millions have long been the subject of science fiction. evil cyborg asass ins battling good. at stake: the future of humanity. now that fiction is close to becoming an issue of fact and the subject of international talks. robots like these being developed in the united states are increasingly able to be armed and put on the battlefield. >> you can get close to the action, look around the corner, make sure there are no civilians there and make it possible for the human to make a decision. we are not saying there shouldn't be robots on the battlefield. we are saying it should always be up to a human being to make that decision about whether to fire the weapon. >> there are already some autonomous weapons. t

>> yes, he has to reassure us that he will get to the botful to the crisis, and what we are seeing onaple the tall hill that they are so good at ginning up the fake scandals, that they don't know what to do with the real ones. so it gives the president a chance to step out ahead of it. he may ask for the resignation of general shinseki, but he may wait for it to play out, which is how this president handles things, and hopefully get it resolved quickly. >> and he said that the v.a. crisis did not factor into the trip at all. >> well, it was memorial day, and perhaps he was planning to do this anyway and he stepped it up. >> and now over to you, because it is not just president obama who is under fire, and republican senator richard burr is being blasted from the veteran groups for the open letter not doing more to condemn secretary shinseki. senator, this one of the most grotesquely inappropriate acts that we've witnessed in more than 40 years. and your allegations are ugly and mean-spirited in every sense of the words and are profoundly wrong, and both logically and morally. >> well,

lori: barnes & noble getting a big bot today, climbing more than 9%.s head back to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange for details. >> reporter: well, a nice day on wall street, right, dave and lori? however, a great day for barnes & noble. as you see, the stock, as you noted, a nice big move there, up 9.3%, close at 18.41, and that's a huge move, but you can certainly say thank you to barron's, because they had a report over the weekend -- and we often use the phrase barron's bounce. this certainly was exactly evidence of that. and in that report there was eye-popping potential for fair market value of $36 for barnes & noble, in particular looking at the underappreciated area of the college business for barnes & noble. and as a result, everybody jumped in to buy barnes & noble, and after this they basically said it's undervalued for investors. many of them read that and jumped right in hoping for more. back to you. lori: thank you, nicole. david: the s&p futures are closing, let's go back to my man, larry shover, in the pits

you're seeing high level of frustration, only way that we're going to get to the bot. of this have that full blown investigation and then look at better ways of delivering health care services to america's veterans. >> real quickly about 15 seconds, have you called the attorney general, eric holder about this what has been his response of putting the doj on the case? >> i've spoken to the director of the fbi about it. obviously they are considering what the options are learn can more about it. but here is the really important point. looming right away are more than a million americans who are going to be leaving military becoming veterans placing unforeseen demands on this system. the system under stress, there needs to be reforms and accountability. and we owe our veterans. i'm impatient. so are veterans. >> very good. thank you very much. we'll be back. in one minute. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in

so industrial row bots, like the main frames many decades ago with the capital purchase they're tryingo make the pc of robots for factories. >> rose: this video, thiss a video demonstration of baxter at work. >> baxter is a great tool for unpacking transferring parts and packing. with baxter, you can pack and keep counts of how many parts you packed. you can also pack parts in a particular order, a grid with a kit. for example, create a mix pack. if you have two arms you can pack two boxes at the same time or pack a whole box with one arm and give an associate time to remove the previously filled box and replace it with a new box. >> rose: it's amazing to me too is any modern assembly line and see things like that are taking place. then there was the question of when you look at artificial intelligence. is there a marriage between the two coming. >> oh yeah. these robots like baxter have some artificial intelligence. >> rose: some. what's the future of that? when you blue sky that, where will we be in 25 years in terms of the merger of robots in artificial intelligence. >> i think we'r

starting in place of matt cain who was placed on 15-day dl with a put his cut on his right index finger bot 3rd, 2-1 sf petit - gives up a 3-run bomb to pedro alvareza no doubt about it job as pirates take lead 4-2 pit petit: 4 1/3 ip, 9 hits, 8 runs giants rally after trailing 8-2, giants rally all the way back top 9th, 10-9 pit, pence on 2nd buster posey - slaps a single through the hole in right and pence is waved homebeats the throw and slides in safe to tie the game!!!! 10-10 tie posey: 3-4, 2 rbi top 13th pitcher jean machi - just the second plate appearance seat as of his four year career- lays down the perfect bunta throwing error by the pirates pitcher allows pence to score from second final: 11-10 giants giants 20 hits hector sanchez: 4-7, 3 rbi mariners tonight at 7:05 in seattle a's hosting the mariners.first of a four game set mariners at a's scott kazmir fell behind 2- 0 early to the mariners but brandon moss erased the defecit in the bottom of 4th moss - the 2-run hr to right to tie game 2-2 tie kazmir gives it right back the next inning top 5th stefen romero - belts one of k

>> we could get an unveiling of the sale which could value the unit, a brand bot back to the dead -- brought back to the dead. it was folded. now, four point 5 million customers, 631 branches in the u.k. could be cashed in on. it have a value of 1.5 billion pounds making it the seventh biggest lender in the u.k.. 25% ofy to sell about the stake so we could see anything from up to about 375 million pounds being raised overall. >> as was the big question -- are we reaching? are they coming on the last moments of ipo. there is a bit of fatigue out there. ipo.killed off the market. >> i am guessing the irony is because it is a holiday. it was a disappointing share sale. they were at the bottom end of that pricing over also clearly there is some fatigue. a lot of these private equity backed share sales have not been performing as well. they are still trading below its initial offering price. the current retail entirely pulled their plans the shared sales. there was a portion coming into the market. initial share sales, ipos up 80% year to date across the world. europe has been the best-pe

kind of the beginning there was the word bots and what language on our website we have a story of a whole year round between pope francis and israeli prime minister over what language jesus christ actually spelt. also in line fighting fire with fire seems to be the right approach in the war on a child to be with researchers in denmark using h.i.v. cells to attack the deadly virus itself. well if you're going to like these policies i think you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. a suicide bomber wearing an explosive belt has blown himself up in a shiite mosque in baghdad killing seventeen people more than twenty worshippers were injured as the amassed inside the building for midday prayers there were groups of the attack but the bombing is similar to those by pros through any al qaida insurgents who repeatedly target shia civilians and security forces. police in china have seized about two tons of explosives and arrested five terror suspects it's thought the gang was plotting another assault on a crowd of occasions similar to last week's bombing which k

i am very much interested in places where blinds bots exist. whether was that -- blind spots exist. or home made off ramps. that kind of lined sp -- blind spot. >> in the case of that macdonald, maybe some of you read about this, too. in flushing, queens, where there is a large chinese immunity but an older korean community. there was a mcdonald's where many elderly koreans would congregate and spend all day over a cup of coffee. and the new manager of that mcdonald's told him they would have to leave. there is a sign and all the shops that you can stay for 20 minutes. but it had not really been enforced. he kicked them out. they would come back. the police were called in. they were hauling out these elderly koreans with walkers. so this became news. then there was a detente worked out, ,whereby these guys who were very sweet -- they knew what they were doing. i think what works out in a lot of these spaces happens in privately owned public spaces as ibm, like these -- at the building on 56th street and madison. this is a privately owned public space. an indoor, an atrium where you

farmers are switching to rot bots to milk cows.hey're having a hard time finding workers. >> as farmers get more desperate for quality labor and costs rise, they are looking to combat those costs. >> their use in the u.s. is low but growing, one big factor, the technology isn't cheap. the general manager spent half a million dollars for two milking robotic systems and that isn't counting money spent to refurbish the physical structures. he was running out of options as equipment aged. >> if you didn't take action, what would have happened? >> we decided to do something or close the doors. >> since installing the technology in september, milk production has increased, bringing in more cash. on this farm, it's helping attract a new generation of farmers. >> it really changes from the farmer doing little monotonous boring work to being able to manage the cows. i never thought we'd be able to implement this technology this fast. >> the hope is that technology will be a selling point for young workers skeptical of farm life. aljazeera.

i would like to turn to jim miller and here his bot aware he sees the he elements of the space moving forward. >> thanks very much for this conference and all the great work that has been done over the years and very recently the european security significantly. as a think about missile to thinkit is useful of yogi berra. prediction is very difficult. just as you thought about years ago in 1998, a couple of other items i will let you here. a couple of guys from stanford, larry page and a guy named sir j brennan -- sergey brin had a start up called google. it is indicative of the change you have of the internet. , norths ago this year part ofew over japan as the test program. people will remember that very vividly. since then north korea has tested nuclear weapons three times and of even greater concern, it is now capable of displaying it. capable of reaching the united states. we have seen major threats in those 16 years. we have seen others as well. i will start by agreeing with your premise. while we need to look at trends, we need to be resilient for the possibility of surprise. i

and obviously hanging well to beat the head bot with the error in news polls. >> whether the presidentas been completely successful against the republican opposition or not. that is a fair shot. and the issue of equal pay within that, but the income disparity problem that we are seeing in this country. people like elizabeth warren who are heroes on the left and you've also, donny, got companies now stepping up realizing if people aren't going to come around in washington, we're going to do what we have to do. we're going to do what we can do. >> the health care law worked better in kentucky than it did in other states. that could be one of the key factors to the extent the political poll is being decided. >> he opened up kentucky's health care state exchange. didn't rely on the federal government and they were able to get people in the special statewide program that other states could try to emulate. >> i think his opponent is -- >> she's not running on that. >> portland, oregon, is pulling its money out of one of the biggest corporations. the city will no longer invest in walmart. the

also went on to say that these are not illegal acts any way to use high frequency algorithm trading bot is not illegal us close look at this in a context if i go to your neighbor i stick a hose into the gas tank of your neighbor's car and i siphon cash gasoline from that car and i want to run away with it ok i can say i'm making a market i can say i'm providing liquidity i'm stolen i've stolen the gas from the car if you stick a high frequency trading colocated computer next to the floor of the exchange with the sole purpose of draining cash from exchange and stealing i mean she just doesn't she's way out of our league she's not her death she doesn't she's talking about and not only that but she's lying well i'm saying that for example it's against the law to murder that's in the code books of the united states and yet they murdered a man in oklahoma why is that is that technically illegal right but no not if the state says it here the state is saying it is legal for our guys to front run our pension funds yes they can do it so this is like the brazen bull the brazen bull was a gruesome

to become the country's new president earlier was also just heresy woven ninety two percent of the bot. however turnout was extremely low and the country remains in a political crisis. reports now on the fears the new president won't be able to maintain order and deliver on his promises well certainly those voting in support of general abdul fatah sisi told me at the polling stations where they held parties and sung and danced in the streets that he was the only man for the job they said they needed a military leader to take egypt through this very difficult time you see a spike in terror attacks which is negatively affected the economy however there has been some issues of turnouts the last few days the egyptian government has panicked that the turnout might be as little as ten percent they've extended the voting by an extra day which technically bens electoral law the prime minister announced that people might be fined seventy dollars if they didn't vote so this was definitely an issue that they were talking about because egypt is a t.c. needs that's a stumper just to mislead the nat

also accuses the time of manipulating their currency the long week to help with their export bots the u.s. is taking full advantage of china at the last decade the cost of production we know that china now has to be known for innovation it's called productivity. tensions as well to do with human rights wind solar panels all sorts but as far as russia and china are concerned with geographically it makes sense. to. say russia has to gas china. well obviously we'll see whether that perspective will be cemented during this summit and of course we'll be watching every step of this meeting here in shanghai as it progresses starting on tuesday morning make sure you stay tuned. now former british diplomat william allen says russia is about to turn towards asia well it's not sitting too well with european leaders. i think russia is in a win win situation because i can russia will maintain over the next few years undoubtedly its european markets and again another bigger one in china let's remember there's a lot of hot gas if you'll pardon the pun about this ukraine story and now we already know