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. >> it's fly bot. >> reporter: play bot?pet name. >> reporter: it was modelled after a flute fly. >> they can escape faster than we can blink our eyes. >> reporter: and that's how they evade fly swatters? >> yes. >> reporter: and it's earned him a spot in the google science fair, a worldwide competition for teenage innovators. >> thdon't realize things are impossible, they do one. >> reporter: a 14-year-old has an answer to cyber bullying, a web browser asks a teen to think twice about it. a study finds 93% effective and she has a provisional patent. >> i'm going to be speaking in london in october. >> reporter: it's projects of passion inspired by the people who mean the most. >> my grandfather is an alzheimer's patient. my aunt would have to keep awake all night. >> reporter: so there's a sensor that wirelessly tells a care giver when they are out of bed. >> the alert is sent out. >> reporter: it was steven hawking for this one. >> in the palm of my hand, portable, fast. >> reporter: the answer? morse code. breathing on a

charles: absolutely important. >> acquisitions with maker bot is so on point. of the maker bot.tarting to do these medical, medical, strategic alliances. vertebras and printouts of hot. really incredible. charles: instead of using wood or plastic. the human cells. >> manufacturing part, matt is talking about. mass customization of somebody's manufacturing. and somebody's actual factory, i think that is cool thing. charles: really is. really is. >> three people who using 3d printers under age of 22. >> yes. charles: what are they making with it? gerri: jewelry. it is great. i bought it. charles: are you wearing one in. >> no. charles: you could make that with 3d printer. hey another great stock idea for you later in the show. first we've been talking about, right? women account for 85% of all consumer purchases. why can't corporate america market to them without insulting them? we'll talk about this we're going to come back. what can women do? stop complaining. time for you to step up to the plate and, well the panel is raring to go on this one. stick around. ♪ [ bell rings ] hi

. >> i call this fly bot. >> fly bot? >> yes. >> the 5-year-old modelled the robot after a fruit fly. >> they're able to move faster than we can blink our eyes. >> and how a drone can dodge falling objects while searching for survivors. it earned him a spot in a world wide competition for teen-age innovators. >> they don't realize things are impossible so they do them. that is part of the great inspiration we can see here >> attacking a problem with grown ups stumped. this 13-year-old has an answer to cyber bullying. >> this part of the brain is not fully fulled until age 25. controlling decision making. >> a web browser detects offensive posts and simply asks the teen to think twice about it. a study found it 93% effective. and there is a provisional patent. >> they can be projects of passion. >> my grandfather is found wandering out of bed at night caused by aunt stress. >> so he built a sensor you can stick to a foot or sock that wireless tells a care giver when a patient steps out of bed. for him, his personal hero wa

. >> i call this fly bot. >> fly bot?s. >> the 5-year-old modelled the robot after a fruit fly. >> they're able to move faster than we can blink our eyes. >> and how a drone can dodge falling objects while searching for survivors. it earned him a spot in a world wide competition for teen-age innovators. >> they don't realize things are impossible so they do them. that is part of the great inspiration we can see here >> attacking a problem with grown ups stumped. this 13-year-old has an answer to cyber bullying. >> this part of the brain is not fully fulled until age 25. controlling decision making. >> a web browser detects offensive posts and simply asks the teen to think twice about it. a study found it 93% effective. and there is a provisional patent. >> they can be projects of passion. >> my grandfather is found wandering out of bed at night caused by aunt stress. >> so he built a sensor you can stick to a foot or sock that wireless tells a care giver when a patient steps out of bed. for him, his personal hero was stev

meet the room-bots. we begin with our top story. sterling under pressure this morning after an opinion poll showing that scottish independence has gained a lead for the first time this year. next week, scotland votes on whether to break up the 307-year-old union. for more, anna edwards joins me now. this poll is interesting. there are a number of statistical a lot malaise -- anomalies that we need to think about. >> it is significant. -- he described the results of the poll over the weekend as remarkable. regardless of whether you look at the detail about whether you should or shouldn't include the undecided, if you exclude them, if you look at just who has they willor said vote yes, a 22 point lead for the no campaign has been lost over just one month. that has been replaced by a two-point deficit. that is a remarkable swing. especially as you consider that in two thirds of previous referenda, you have seen a swing towards the no campaign. of this polling is quite great. that said, another poll over the weekend typically have big y

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elise lab bot, thank you so much for that.side of the break, we now have audio from the cockpit. you can hear the voice of this pilot from the plane that has now crashed 14 miles off the coast of jamaica. what he said to the controller about the altitude. that's next. it's tough, but i've managed. ♪ in fact, i became pretty good at managing my symptoms, but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ so when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. [ female announcer ] humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failu

but the bots on the ground are iraqi boots and kurdish boots. so that's kind of a way we will move forward. and for those who have complained that the, you know, the president is too deliberative, good lord i want a deliberative president after a decade of war and 4,000 dead americans and tens of thousands wounded. sew is acting. when he sends out a signal like today, you're not going to get away with what you've done, he means it. i've seen him capture bin laden. i've seen him go after the terrorists that brought benghazi on us. and he is continuing to do that in africa. so he means what he says even though he may be calm and wear a tan suit, he means what he says. >> what about in sir wyria doin these beheadings. we've been listening to them, especially the fellow with the english accent. they have who knows how many possible captives. you say hit them in iraq. what stops them from doing what they are doing in syria? >> the president is putting together a strategy. for working on the syria issue. the fact is it's got to be done carefully with

for example, a child that has had one of these teachers, the bot on 1, 2, 3%.ou can't make up that loss with four above average teachers. if they get four teachers in a row which they are not going to, slightly alove average. they can't make up for the one teacher. you talk about leadership, principles. explain this. in the schools that close the gap. it's a very consistent architecture to what the leadership looks like. by that i mean leadership. so there's a principle and there's another group that takes care of kind of paper work and fundraising and facilities and all of that. they bifewer kate that responsibility, and they have principles. that is the chief academic. >> they are the coach. they are spending 80% of their time teaching teachers. if you are the coach you can't be in the office while the players are hitting each other. the coach is going to be down with the players. no matter how talented the players are they need a basket coach to tell them, "why you do this, you do this?" it's the same way. classroom doors are open the the principle comes in

pressure point with the president, they can call for more special forces on the ground and eventually bots on the ground. they think president obama is vulnerable on this because he's not willing to put troops on the ground. they think they can hit him on this ahead of the election. >> all of the public opinion polls we're seeing broad support for air strixz, we're not seeing strong public support for boots on the ground. >> i want to get this piece of sound in, ted cruz, language is a little bit more political and he brings in somebody else. >> i thought the remarks tonight continued the president's approach to this crisis, which is that they were fundamentally unserious. they were devoted to a defense of the failed obama/clinton foreign policy. >> clinton, right, and marco rubio will have a piece in "the washington post," also saying this is part of the obama/clinton doctrine, which isn't tough enough, which isn't something that has worked. i think for republicans, you know, they are sort of going back to the sort of default, which is to being hawks and one of the things you're seeing in

. >> reporter:they tested it with their bend bot. putting 90 pounds of pressure on it. >> reporter:and it did bend. but they say so what other phones of a similar size and design also bend with this much pressure. >> reporter:so consumer reports says the phone is not as bendy as you might think and it should hold up just fine with >> pam: so for normal use the i=phone 6 plus is ok ??? yeah, from what i've seen and i've seen one bend in front of me in a test we did >> reporter:i would keep the i=phone 6 plus in a rigged strong case >> reporter:and not sit with it in my pocket. >> reporter:it's not a pocket phone in the jacket. >> reporter:or purse. and you'll be fine. >> pam: and what's going on with ello ? a lot of buzz over that . >> reporter:yeah pam this crazy. people are paying to get the chance to be on ello >> reporter:on ebay right now people are buying invites to this social network. so ello is the hot thing right now online >> reporter:we showed it off on friday. it's a new social network. >> reporter:being called an anti-fa

>>> the first one is southbound 880 at the 980 interchange, we will show you more and look at the bot look at them doing round robin and doing a snake, it looks like there is some sort of a crash coming up on 80 on university so police or the chp is doing a round of traffic there and i see some more emergency lights and this is one of those commutes, you may want to use public transportation but we have had a lot of flooding in many of these areas so go to the bay bridge toll plaza and show you they will be busy as you drive through. it is still time for you to get a decent commute. northbound troving and it may be affected at 980 and 880. >>> 880 at 980, i can drag the map, southbound, there is a truck accident with two right lanes closed for flooding, southbound is closed for flooding and we have a crew on the way to to that, alex, it as pretty heavy rain coming down, where are you, right now and we are off of the poe of the freeway over in this direction at fso and the roads are definitely slick and we are seeing drivers taking it easy and i want to show you some of the video a lon

there will not be a bot of, you know, pressure of real resources. have a central bank that is guaranteed massive potential deflation of the very bubble. >> timing is everything. are you surprised it has not happened before now? >> i am surprised. all the mechanisms that restrained speculations have been destroyed by the fed. normally, the cost of buying downside insurance eats up some of your profits from speculation. downside insurance is free. the speculators are having a field day. it is only a question of how much longer this can continue. i am not sure how much, but it can. >> the whole world will collapse. this is your last book. the great the formation. wonderful to see you again. thank you very much for coming in. 49 million people suffering for what is called food insecurity. americans going hungry in the most powerful economy on the planet. is this possible? creating another problem so they can create another solution. ♪ we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house li

table that assemble your or transformer shelves into chairs. .eet the room bots plus, appealing to the masses. the first public play traded company to raise equity through crowd funding. how does that change the game? let's get to our top story. the scottish independence vote. sterling very much under pressure this morning after an opinion poll showing that the scottish independence campaign gained a lead for the first time this year. next week, scotland votes on whether to break up the union. anna has been tracking all the action. good morning. the poll is interesting. the headline number is maybe slightly less leading -- misleading, but it is the first time using the configuration they have given us that we are in front. >> the first time that the yes campaign has been put in front this year. that is why it has significance. upholdas another poll, the typically has been a little more sympathetic to the yes campaign. crucially, that campaign hasn't actually shifted must since june. runsoke to a professor who the poll of polls. he is trying to put all this in context for us. buttill ha

>> i would not they that will stop the bulk of the comments -- many were auto sent to various spam botst they really just told them to save the open internet. none of the experts are in favor of ending the open internet. the question is how the fcc does it and to what extent their rule should apply and to what extent does congress get involved and to what extent do we leave it to the market? >> should the rules cover mobile broadband question mark if we are using the internet, should it matter? >> there's a difference. the last time around, the 2010 rules exempted mobile services from some of the rules. that is what the fcc is this 2014to do in version after the court throughout the 2010 rules. mobile is very different. the capacity of mobile networks is constrained by two key inputs -- one is spectrum and the other is towers and other infrastructure. those are the two inputs completely at the mercy of , and so far, allow since 2010, we've had a 700% increase in mobile traffic, but the fcc has been unable to provide significant amount of new spectrum and local authorities are camping up

someone's bots has to be on the ground. they are expressing concerns. and opposes arming rebels foreing that it could end up with extremist. any expanded role must be approved by congress. tim kaine disagrees with the president's assertion he has authority. but the democrat chair paul levin said the barbaric and vicious attacks on american journal sxift isis is training americans merit stepped up efforts. under the international law the president has authority to act in iraq he has authority to act in syria because the syrian government is unwilling to address the isis threat from the ungoverned territories. harry reid said now is not the time to speculate. and he can calling for law makers to unite behind the president. primary season coming and going and we are bearing down on the midterm election. could capitol hill be geared up for a shift in power. we'll bring in editor and chief of the hill. republicans are hoping to pick up six seats. and how are their chances looking? >> their primary season went well for the gop establishment. not one indum ban

. >>> jeffery walked out with a bot of vodka.aw which bans the sale of alcohol between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. >>> the rates for mayor in oakland is really starting to heat up. they host add discussion on housing part of her campaign, and they focused on affordable housing and homelessness. they have been able to add for the last three years and that has helped senior citizens. >> the other thing we have done is try to lineup and fight for long time replacement for affordable housing. >>> oakland has been able to slow down the number of foreclosures and there are more than a dozen candidates challenging mayor jean quan. >>> now the internal revenue service is looking at a taxable benefit. all employees get free meals and if workers go out it may cost them $15. the workers get a choice of two entrees as well as a salad bar and a sandwich option. >> it is already here, it is upstairs, it is good food. >> he is provided to the employer an employee. that is significant benefit which is escaping taxation. they decided they are

she often bot snacks ahead of time. -- bought snacks ahead of time. they booked a person. the 40-year-old san francisco resident now at county jail. his arrest was captured by a photographer who asked to be identified by his first name raymond. >> i have my business 32 years here. i saw at least six to eight people get killed in the same spot. i told the city so many times they have to do something about it. >> the city is aware of the danger. stockton street where 220-244 incidents were reported in a four-year period is a top priority. a multiagency plan outlined how to make streets in san francisco safer. on average, 800 pedestrians are hurt, 10 # killed every year -- 100 killed every year in the city. the goal is to get that down to zero by the year 2024. she leaves behind eight grandkids and five sons, four of whom we met out on stockton street this afternoon. this time, we are told -- a son coming in from honkton for a -- hong kong and a ceremony -- proper ceremony. >> a man in san francisco was killed while walking in a dangerous spot about 1:40 this morning and it w

elise lab bot joins us from washington. why attack them now? >> the administration is kind of sensitive to the idea that there are a lot of global threats going on and they attacked somalia, not going after isis for instance in iraq in a greater way. officials telling me they can walk and chew gum at the same time. al-shabab poses a great risk to the region. they saw a target of opportunity. they had that target of opportunity that doesn't present itself very often and they went for it, carol. >> so how much of a player is al-shabaab across the region? >> increasingly, this leader of the al-shabaab has been pushing the group to go outside of somalia. they have launched attacks in uganda. they have threatened to extend their attacks across the region. right now, the somali military and african union are launched in a very big offensive to flush the groop out of the region and this is one of the concerns. >> all right. thanks so much. as you know, president obama is not just facing critics on capitol hill. he's also taking heat from every day ame

alibaca has already become china's top internet company, but they're bot getting a chance to sip.ust like cooks which has a tremendous opportunity, quarterbacked by the great drew bruce, alibaba is incredible. aung that market is growing as only 42% of chinese people are active internet users, because the infrastructure is still being built out over there. and just 20 years old, brandin cooks is a low-risk sleeper with huge up side. alibaba has years and years of growth, especially if this el can tap into adjacent markets. unless the pricing is ridiculously higher, saying it moves up dramatically, then i think you should try to get in on this deal. not only is alibaba enormous, last year their sites processed $248 billion worst of transactions, more than amazon and ebay combined, which is growing like a weed. last year the company's revenues increased by an astounding 62%. this year that number could be accelerating, plus because alibaba is not really a retailers, but more of a big online marketplace, people -- they simply take a cut that someone using their website, unlike amazon

. >> good morning this is drop bot, 1 of the many robots and machines used by square trade to test outne 6 and iphone 6 plus. square trade dropped the 2 new i phones from a fight of 4 feet, 6 times on concrete. then they punch side tests that revealed its grip on surfaces and dunked the phones in water. >> the iphone 6 came out the winner the iphone 6 plus was a little bit behind, both ended up beating the iphone 5s. >> they do these durability tests on phones because they offer warrantees so they need to know how these devices hold up. >> since the iphone was introduced $10 million have been -- so they break all the time. >> the smaller model held up great to torture tests, it was a winner. there was no noticeable damage. >>> we've been testing the i phone since they first came out, and we believe this is the most durable phone that appel produces. >>> 6 plus was a little less durable. the glass didn't break but the grass separate from the case. >> both the 6 and 6 plus are more durable but the 6 plus is less derrable than the smaller 6. if you're clumsy, stay away from the big 1. kro

there is a sea bot within 25 miles, but they don't have the capabilities as i understand it of providing cortizone shots. what does exist is a hometown hospital. rooks county medical center, plainville, kansas could provide a cord sewn shot in the same town as where mr. mcintyre lives and less than the 3 1/2 hour drive to wichita. we had success on the one hand and on the other there remains the issues that we are trying to get at within the va, but also in implementation. first of all, the implementation of the care act, when the 40 miles is the defining determining factor as to whether or not you can access health care, how are you going to treat what that sea bot is capable of doing in determining whether or not that veteran lives within 40 miles of the facility sn is it a facility or a facility to perform the service that the veteran needs sn. >> that's a really excellent question. i'm glad you brought it up. one of the changes we are working on is to give the secretary the authority to interpret that the way it should be interpreted. in other words, let's look at it through the vete

so it's going to be a very surgical war, and i hope don't jump in with bot feet. >> most peopleuo whoave any credibility on this matter have suggested that we go slowly here, that seems to be what is happening. and you're on board with that. >> absolutely. operations, using airstrikes, getting intelligence sources on the ground, using this hub and spoke intelligence gathering to take out the wheels, is the way to proceed, and watch how the politics follows behind it. once these 20,000 isis members find out as soon as they get in the truck with the flag they get vaporized that changes the dynamics. >> probably quit flight the flag if that's the case. good to see you-robert. thank you. >> good to see you. >> it's a war. they don't want to call it war because, after 180 -- under the war powers act he can for 90 days send them and then reauthorize it himself but after 180 days the congress has to 180 days the congress has to vote on that thing, that thingn at legalzoom you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters 180 days the congress has to vote on that thing, that thi

so they're calling it the cheetah bot.d we used to understand how animals run in different terrain. that's all it's going to do? and save lives. thank you, tucker, for telling me that. >>> a crumby tip goes viral. eagles running back said the tip was for bad service. the receipt is on ebay and the top bid 100 grand. i know you left me a lot of your tip stories and i don't have time to get to all of them today. not any of them. sorry. we'll get to them tomorrow. here's shep. >> that didn't take long, did it? the chairman of the joint chiefs now talking publicly about the possibility that our u.s. troops, our boots, will actually be on the ground in iraq. possibility. ahead, what he says it would take for him to make that request. this comes as we learn of the first defensive strikes against the islamic state fighters near baghdad. you'll hear from a journalist who was imbedded with the kurdish troops inside iraq,o$ ad talk of a wider war in syria, if the leader, bashar al-assad blocks the

some thin blankets, a couple of bots. mohammed is staying behind to look after what is left.nly way to reach the village now. it's hard to imagine this used to be a village with homes and fields. this was a school behind me. the question is how do you go about rebuilding all of this? every house has been flooded. roads, fences, and farms swept away. electricity cables dangle in the water. soon they are back on dry land, exhausted and hungry. they are looking for the rest of their family. >> translator: we're facing problems because people aren't cooperating with us. some are refusing to leave. they knew it was coming. many are still sitting at home surrounded by flood water. >> reporter: the roads have been cut. the government diverted the flood waters too rural areas to save cities. the poorest and most vulnerable communities have been hit hard. >> translator: when the flood started i didn't sleep for four nights. earlier the government said they weren't going to breach the embankment, but later they did. i couldn't save much, just our lives. >> reporter: the flood waters ar

iraqi and kurdish forces are bot battling in anbar province. united states and others have started to strain kurdish peshmerga fighters. the international community's focus on i.s.i.l. pulls the focus away from the syrian war. this video shows rebels pulling a baby from the rubble. moderate rebels and i.s.i.l. fighters are battling for control of aleppo, syria's second-largest city. >>> more than 100 world leaders, including president obama, are gathering in new york for the general assembly session. they are to discuss from i.s.i.l., to climate change. kristen saloomey has more from the united nations. >> for the united states the focus will be op building an international coalition to fight the islamic state of iraq and levant. that has been a major topic of discussion for all the meatings. secretary of state john kerry has been holding meetings on the sideline, meeting with counterparts in saudi arabia, and u.k. president obama will lay out the united states plan when he addresses the international community. there are other issues, a climat

this isn't going to work with american bots on the ground and we've tried without a great strategy anyut a lot of foreign nations helping out. upon that doesn't work. what we need to cois to get the nations in the neighborhood involved and we need to get the nations in the west involved and make sure that we have a sustained solution to the problem -- >> but i would like you to address the idea that you invoke george h.w. bush. one of the things anything on is -- and you know every president has the reaction to the previous one. he doesn't want to make the same mistake george w. made, maybe not taking more time. is that what's going on? >> he's been president for years, and with no isil anywhere, and now he's let it it grow up by syria and by getting out of iraq and let's leave it all behind him. i'll stop talking about it if he would get serious for the last two years of his term and it is a fantasy to say we can't send in troops until the whole international coalition is there and no one will rally until they know we're serious. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. i don't think you

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you see with a rarity that you you rarely see in the middle east that a diverse group of countries, bot sunni and shi'a, arab and western see isis as a threat. but all these countries are willing to give a different level of support. from what i understand, that support is not yet defined. i heard from an arab diplomat a short time ago who said the commitments from his country haven't been made yet. they have not been made in writing so a lot of these public pronouncements of support so far from r in general term ace mortar fous terms. you've had secretary derry say some countries are willing to put ground troops in but won't specify who those are. he also said arab countries willing to take part in air strikes but what hasn't been defined is what does that mean? dropping bombs? doing surveillance flights? does it mean for instance doing refuelling flights, etc.? it seems the administration is defining pretty broadly what participation will be in air strikes in the whole military campaign which gets to your point, john, that, yes, to some degree every nation will give exactly what it ca

taking things off the table, one of the things discussed recently is can we do this without putting bots on the ground, that is a hypothetical at this point, and it is a political issue for the administration and any administration, doesn't matter who it is, we need to look the at realities andadministration administration, doesn't matter who it is, we need to look the at realities and is taking combat troops off the table today a mistake? >> sir, my personal approach to something like this is no one's more reluctant to go into something that the chairman ranking member mentioned. we didn't look for this. once you go into it, you don't tell your adversary in advance what you're not going to do. we have the most skillful morse fiercest and most ethical ground forces in the world and i don't think we should reassure the enemy in advance that they will never face them. i think it is good to leave that in the commander-in-chief's hands and should we need to employ them, you do so. it also sends a reassuring note, that secretary kerry is trying to pull together, that on the military side we'r

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this is a bot bottom up problem. isis will not have done as well as it has without the support of certain communities, sunni communities, because of the civil wars, because of the sectarian fires that are raging in the region. not just in syria and iraq. you have yemen, libya, other places as well. so, what i'm trying to say is that american, potent as it is, will not defeat isis. have you to have a bottom-up approach and top-down approach. have you to invest major capital, ideological, political, financial capital in trying to convince sunni local communities that isis is not their friend. you have to dislodge isis from within the local sunni communities. this is a different strategy, a complex strategy. you have to find diplomatic solution to rebuild the states in the region. i mean, to say where does isis come from? isis is a manifestation of the failure of the state system. isis is a manifestation of the sectarianism that's poisoning the veins of islam and arab policies. applying military tools to this particular

. >> quickly, last question to bot of you, very quickly.y and counting to midterm elections. all of this conversation, all of this information, the announcement from bratton about the threats, what the president is talkings about, laying out his plan at centcom today. this is all in the back of the minds of every candidate, every person that is running for office. >> there is no question that this is viewed and unfortunately that both republicans thumping the president trying to thump the drum of war and berate the president for not acting sooner and now berating him even if he is acting as well as the president's decision to act, there's no question this happens within the landscape of politics which, by the way, is really sad. >> americans tend to rally around the flag. that's what generally happens and how that plays out politically we'll see but that tends to have-to-happen when off military conflict. >> congress could take a vote. they could vote whether or not to take mill tar tear action if they chose to which they probably won't. th

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