tonight he goes one on one with a bot. forget about football, meet the science squad. kids from a las vegas turning heads around the world. 'm an entomologist. that's the team. let's do some science. >>> hey, guys, welcome to "techknow", i'm phil torres, joined by marita davison, and kosta grammatis. marita, you met a man who spent years as a crime scene investigators for human victims. now he and his lad is taking on the fourth largest industry in the world, it's a tragic. >> yes, we think of forensics dealing with human victims, we don't think of it as a bird. it's a wildlife services add, taking on the illegal trade in endangered species problem. >> some lines are extinct. how big is the industry. >> in terms of economic value, a $19 billion industry. techknow had an inside look at the c.s.i. forensic lab. >> reporter: the world's animal kingdom is under siege. since 1970 animal populations declined on average by half, according to estimates by the world wildlife fund. a big driver is wildlife trafficking. illegal trade in wildlife is a big global business, worth at

>> i call it fly bot. >> fly bot. >> yes, it's a pet name. >> but the name isn't a coincidence.his 15-year-old modeled is the robot after a fruitfly. >> they're able to escape faster than we can blink our eyes. >> that's how they managing to evade the fly swatter. >> yes. >> how a drone could dodge falling objects while searching for survivors earned him a spot in the google science fair, a competition for teenage innovators. >> at their age, they don't realize that thing are impossible so they go ahead and do them. that's part of the greató inspiration what we see here at the fair. >> fearlessly attacking a problem that has had grown-ups stumped, this 14-year-old has an answer to cyberbullying. >> this part of our brain called the prefrontal cortex is not developed till age 25. it controls decision making >> a web browser detects an offensive post before it's put up and asks the teen to think twice about it. a study found 93% effective and she already has a provisional patent. >> i'm going to be seen in london. >> and wow. we were just looking at that. that's great. joining me

when it comes to bieber, talk about bots. bots in general on twitter. >> these are all real people. should explain why maven ventures was excited about investing in the company. the vision of the founders, two brothers, great product developers. they have been working on building these companies for mobile games for many years before shots. they understand the demographic very well. they want to bring to the world a platform that is made for the young demographic. there is no bullying, but is a fun way to express themselves. people like justin bieber and floyd mayweather share the same vision. that is why maven ventures got involved. we also believe that the world needs a place where young adults can express themselves in a place where they will not be bullied. i have a 13-year-old daughter and 16 year old son who spend their time on the platforms. even places like instagram which are safe, 46% of young adults are being bullied daily on platforms like that and we think there is a place for young adults to exist where there is no bullying. >> everyone wants to know. >> i don't have a

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let's meet the man behind the bot. >> good to be here. >> tell me about this. you founded this company and came up with this product in response to the sandy hook massacre and boston marathon bombing. i found it interesting that these robots proactively seek out anomalies. they are designed basically to predict and prevent crimes. >> these are autonomous robots, 300 pounds. they roam around on their own not remote control. they can see, feel, hear and smell. think about as smart eyes and ears to help private security guards and law enforcement officers do their jobs. >> what kind of data do they collect that would tell them perhaps that a crime might be going to be committed or that would make them quote/unquote suspicious. >> it is a lot of data. about 90 terabytes of data. it could be anything from running a license plate and seeing if a felon might be tagged to that to suspicious movements that we might detect in a video or something that might be out of the norm. noise levels are rather high for this time of day and day of week versus the weekend. over time

but the lake does end in canada, and up there on the rich lieu river, they build a bot yard that created the largestship that has been on lake champlain. she was a frigate called "the confiance" they had butt a sleep called the lynnant, but now they needed the confiance. there was an american fleet here. it was commanded by lieutenant then master commander then com ocode thomas mcdonough. mcdonough had to build his fleet here on, and down on otter creek, they put together the americans. the american navy then would try to control the lake and keep the british north. it meant that there was a clash coming. you know they're really sitting ducks finally the navy is coming. they couldn't come south, because the south wind kept them from sailing south. there's no other power. that's what the army and the navier waiting for. mcdonough doesn't have that problem. he's already in the bay, he's moor and waiting. finally the night of the 10th they come south towards plattsburg. four ships and a dozens gun boats in a road that has 70 men and a gun boat and one cannon. they're supposed to be in close

the months after the group formed, the pakistani taliban waged a bloody guerrilla war against islam a botn response to a military siege where islamic militants have called for the government to be overthrown. in december 2007, the organization was named responsible for the assassination of the former pakistani prime minister, benazir bhutto, at a political rally. in the weeks after u.s. troops killed osama bin laden in may 2011, the group with those ties to al qaeda launched a series of revenge attacks targeting pakistani security officials. the next march, a french national who had received training from the pakistani taliban went on it shooting spree against jewish and military targets in the south of france. six months later members of the group boarded a bus and attacked malala yousafzai, a schoolgirl and activist for female education in pakistan. among their most airing attacks the storming of the karachi international airport this june. the 12 hour long assault resulted in the deaths of around 30 people. but the group is not as united as it once was. it's former leader was killed in

astro bot uk proposed to split the $70 million cost with other teams, setting up a kind of n.a.s.c.a.r. for moon rovers. >> you'll have real-time feedback and see video streaming live. >> this is red rover and the entrant to the race. >> they are already planning advertising on the rover and the lander. >> it will be full of logo, and opportunities for companies to have messaging, branding and social experiences on the moon. >> it's competition for the sport and business. both companies will carry pay loads to the moon. moon express transports a telescope to the lunar association, and bring a japanese sports drink. >> that is sending a drink to be the first drink on the moon and serve as a time capsule for the kids of japan to put their dreams in. >> reporter: until now, this is what moon exploration looked like to americans. apollo mission, astronauts, golf, not drinks of n.a.s.c.a.r. races. commercializing space means that. it will become commercial. >> here is jim and i when we test the lunar module. >> it's a far cry from apollo 9st astronaut's day. >> when you see a creative lande

i want a bot of that wine too. >> evidently those bottles are gone though. >>> the wisconsin state trooperng. the dash cam recorded this frightening moment when the driver of that car dragged him about 50 feet just inches away from passing traffic. the driver had been pulled over for dui. he was eventually arrested when he showed up for work the next day. >>> police in pennsylvania say officers shot and killed a man who they say tried to run them over with his car. it happened during a traffic stop. police saying they later found a youtube video showing the suspect threatening to kill police and fbi agents. police have described him as a 52-year-old white male. the fatal shooting comes two weeks after the man killed two new york city police officers in an ambush style shooting. >>> san diego zoo has a new member of the family and you just have to see him. born just four days ago, this baby gorilla hasn't left his mother's side yet. dozens have already been gathering to see the newborn as gorillas are endangered in the wild. this is one mother/son bond that is going last. >> that's a protec

we fought and bot it unstrapped and we got it tangled in in netting. i was so excited that when i grabbed for the rockets i took them out and they fell down into the mud. finally we got everything set. went down to the edge of this long hedge and here was a german tank very thankfully waiting just right there waiting for us. we got the bazooka set, started to fire at the tank. nothing happened. we had forgot to wire the terminals properly. we got the terminals wired. we got off one shot big explosion, but we couldn't see any result. however, the german officer in the tank closed down the tourette and backed down out of this little town. >> significance of any threat to the defensive horseshoe was clear to the man who was building it, commander general robert hasbrook. >> early on the 18th i received bad news. the crossroads town, which lay to the left rear of general clark, had been captured by the germans. since there was a road leading directly to the rear, it was imperative to be recaptured at once. i ordered cca my reserve, proceed immediately and

secret service needs a top to bot reassess think. they need more agents and better training. agency is tasked with protecting the president and other high-ranking government officials, but there have been several embarrassing security breaches over the past few years, in september an iraq war veteran jumped the white house fence overpowered an officer and got inside the building before being stopped. in 2012, several agents accompanying the president to klum colombia were accused of hiring prostitutes, a government only fired on the white house break window, secret service realized only four days later that the bullets were fired. in thousand nine an uninvited couple sneaked in to a state stkpeufrpb managed to get their picture taken with president obama. more now from patty culhane in washington, d.c. >> reporter: it was omar gonzales who was able to jump the fence here at the white house. not uncommon, a lot of people do it. normally dogs stop those people. but in this case, reportedly the dog handler was on a percentage call inside his car and he didn't have his radio on.

this is the largest public study on bots ever.nies are being ripped off to the tune of aryans of dollars. -- billions of dollars. to me, we have this endless discussion about is this a bubble, isn't that a bubble, are the numbers real or fake? why are numbers suggest is that there are dozens of companies that we see is change cash -- changing media whose results are bogus. >> there are actually real people on the internet. it is not all fraud area that none of it -- not none of it is either. we have this extraordinary opportunity to work with 36 of the largest rands in the world to find out what is real and what is not. looked at a lot of campaigns and looked at a lot of domains and what you found is the number of impressions, when advertisers thought they were getting ads, they were computers that were long gone and computers that were taken over. there was an enormous amount of fraud being covered. >> absolutely. a quarter of the video ads, one quarter are fraudulent. more than 10% of overall display. it is not like it is evenly

and we attached go pros to those owe bots inside the amazon nerve center. will they keep that promise of early delivery? abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis reporting in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a view you've probably never seen before. this 320-pound orange robot we outfitted with a go pro camera, offering a rare glimpse inside the busiest day of the year at this gigantic amazon warehouse in tracy, california. 3,000 robots working around the clock here. outnumbering the 2,000 human employees. >> they think i work in santa's warehouse. >> reporter: this 1 million square foot structure, the equivalent of nearly 21 football fields. housing almost 22 million items. watch as we put amazon's technology to the test. placing an order for one of the hottest gifts of the year, the fit bit, from our offices in new york city. minutes later, it's off the line, ready to ship. but now, the company that wrote the book on internet retail is facing serious competition. >> what's different this year is many of the brick and mortar retailers are actually o

yellow cab services are regulated and they use a service called life skin, which is a bot -- backgroundervice that goes to the fbi. and it updates companies as they -- if companies are committed. is facing criticism they do not do a good enough background. was ablee saying uber to give the authorities his name and his identity and where he was live at maybe safer than riding in a traditional taxi. >> an impossible situation. an outpouring crime. looking at statistics is in 2012y from a study from the london metropolitan police showing in london, 22 cabally assaulted crimes by regulatedf the most cities. it is a widespread problem and the volume is horrific career uber's hardly alone. in india, it is essentially impossible because you can buy the reports you need. doing it in the scale that uber needs. maybe they cannot grow as fast in india because you cannot use background checks. >> it makes me wonder if these issues are so different because of the service involved people and a physical being in ways that google doesn't or facebook doesn't. when we have businesses like google and face

folks here did not bot ir take out the sandbags from last week. this location was hit with three feet of flooding and a lot of locations had to shut down so they can dry out. the problem is being blamed on the slopes of the street. residents spent the weekend mopping up. they got swamped on friday and a lot of the homes red tagged there. people living there tell us the canal next door is a problem and they want the city to do something about it. >> the city should build a fence here. why cannot we build the cement fence? >> there is a couple of them and they are easily overwhelmed there is a big storm. sfo is under going some delays and cancellations about in bound and out going flights have been countdown cancelled. we are live in san francisco. >>> i want to show you some of the traffic jam growing right now in oakland. we had a couple of pin ups. traffic is heavy from walnut crk from the 680 interchange. trees blocking the right lane te . it is just kind of jammed up all the way through macarthur head to the bay, toll plaza. an early crash on 2

. >> can bots help us shop? amazon.com have introduced automation to the warehouse. it is a first in history, i believe. the company enlisted 15,000 robots to pick, pack and ship items on cyber monday. it is the biggest order day of the year, i am told. to tell us more i am joined by fox business correspondent, joleen kent who is live from amazon, the massive distribution center in tracy, california. >> there are little orange robot, 320 pounds each. they increase efficiency by three times the workers here. instead of having the workers walk miles and miles every day these robots deliver shelves and the employees pick things out and then they are shipped to you at home. these are made by am lists to save amazon up to $900 million which would be massive for its earnings reports coming up in the future quarters. they have been doing this since july. if you look at amazon on cyber monday there is a lot of expectation here. last year they sold 426 items per second. you can see the robots moving behind me. one of my questions is why don't they run into each other? a compa

. >> are all these people real because when it comes to beaver, there are talks of beaver bots and ineneral on twitter, there were awfully a lot of people writing back to me. >> these are all real people. explain whyk up and we're excited about investing in the company. i think it will help explain what is going on. the vision of the founders, two ,or others, -- two brothers they have been building these mobile games primarily for many years before shots. they understand the demographic very well. what they want to do is bring to that isd a platform safe for the young demographic. no bullying, but so fun and cool and a way to express themselves. people like celebrities who invest in it share the same vision. that is why we got involved. needsly believe the world a place where young adults can express themselves in a place where there -- where they will not be bullied. i have a 13-year-old daughter and a 16-year-old son spending all their time on these platforms. even places like instagram where they are safe to 40% of young adults today are being bullied daily and we think it is time

yeah, we think the technology we built to alert stores you are on approach really has a bot -- a broadf applications. there is an opportunity there. but we have solved the hard luring stores to the customer without draining the customer's battery. by name,the customer for example, is a really interesting and kind of war makes areas we have a lot of people reaching out to us about. >> maybe you could work with the department of motor vehicles? >> yeah, you never know. >> thanks very much. the curbside ceo from san francisco. looking for the best deals in air travel, but have no idea how airline pricing machines work? we get an inside look at the best travel tips for online booking next on "bloomberg west ." ♪ >> hi, i'm matt miller. this is "bloomberg west." costsice of tickets constantly on face like expedia. how do you find the sweet spot we got a birds eye view into the travel trends expected in 2015. editor-at-large cory johnson spoke with the expedia senior vice president greg schultz and started by asking him about the biggest change he has observed. >> there are many changes we h

the artist teamed up with the creatures fx studio to create the most frightening femme bot ever.. i don't know. ♪ >> it is controlled by a man. isn't everything? i am talking about god. through facial -- through facial recognition therapy they will follow you with her eyes. >> if that's real, then that should be on amputees. at least one patron enjoyed the performance. ♪ >> i guess what bothers me is i find it arousing and alarming because you look at the technology and that stuff should be used for amputees. i believe it is a real person. >> how badly do you not want to get to know a woman? >> are you asking me? >> well, you know, i mean, it has like the face that is all creepy. >> why that face? >> that's like a lizard face and not like a housewives hot lizard, but a weird lizard. >> like she was in the tanning bed too long. >> i am not into strip clubs. i was just in reno and this guy was like go to the strip club and i say no those women are victims of sexual abuse, and it is too much money. that's a weird combo that i am not going to take advantage of a girl's messed up chil

there is no set -- subtler sure means of overturning the existing society than to the bots the currency. the process engages all the hidden forces of economic laws on the side of distraction and it does it in a manner in which not one man in a million is able to diagnose. and we say in the book that unstable money is a little bit like carbon monoxide. it's odorless and colorless. if you don't know the damage it's doing until it's nearly too late and people are really not always aware when the government is tweaking the currency and they only see the effects which is one reason why debasing money is so corrosive. people say money is about greed but in fact it's about trust. money from strangers from all nations and societies in all walks of life come together and conduct transactions based on a commonly agreed-upon measure of value. money promotes cooperation between people. it serves as an instrument of communication as well. it tells us what society values not just materially but what its priorities are. so when money is corrupted its ability to act as a facilitator of cooperation is c

this is the largest public study on bots and digital advertising ever. that have been paying for advertisements are being ripped off to the tunes of billions of dollars, possibly. the man who invented the technology and oversaw the results joins me now to talk about this issue. me, we have this endless discussion about is this a bubble or is missable, are the numbers real or fake? your numbers suggest there are dozens of debt -- dozens and dozens of companies whose results are actually bogus. >> i hate to admit it, but it's true. i want to be clear that there are actually real people on the internet. it is not all fraud, but not none of it is either. to six were very opportunity to work with 36 of the largest brands in the world to really find out what is real and what isn't. >> and you looked at a lot of campaigns and domains and what you found was the number of impressions -- advertisers thought they were getting ads and there were computers logged on an individual computers taken over. the result was there was an enormous amount of fraud being covered

this comes a day after a coalition of 17 states led by texas governor elect greg an bot filed suit against the obama administration's use of executive action. >> we end in florida where the highly anticipated launch of nasa orion spacecraft was delayed by wind gusts and technical issues. the space capsule is an important step in a new era for nasa. it has the goal of sending manned missions into deep space. the asteroids and eventually to marches. the launch has been tentatively for friday morning. >> that's some of what's happening around the world. straight ahead, the koch brothers are among several billionaires from the right and the left flooding american flicks with money, but it's not paying off for many of them. also, 15 feet from historic fraud, bernie madoff's former secretary goes inside the multi-billion dollar scandal. later, why america's economy taking a hit from a declining primetime news. >> welcome to al jazeera america. >> stories that impact the world, affect the nation and touch your life. >> i'm back. i'm not going anywhere this time. >> only on al jazeera america. >>

police say a white officer shot after smaebing a pill bot -- smoking a pill bottle in someone's hand as a gun. >> people need to wake up. >> the phoenix police department says the protests are linked to tensions across the country. >> it has to do with the most recent shooting in phoenix, and pretty much the wave of sentiment. this is something we have to work through as a nation. >> a quick correction, the grand jury decision was on wednesday. the grand jury verdict sparked legitimate concerns about police practices across the u.s. >> thank you roxana saberi for us. for many, eric garner's death is similar to michael brown's. both were unarmed black men killed by a police officer that was not charged. the difference is in the reaction from the public and the police. paul beban is live in union square in new york. >> well, that's right. we are here in union square. downtown manhattan. this is the historic center of protests. as you can see, tonight it is 40 degrees, raining, and if there were protesters gathering. it is vastly outnumbered. there are very few protesters. there's a fal

trying to -- the strategy is to bypass hore, who's the senior senator from massachusetts when henry cab bot it and go ahead and do it later and consult him later and they know at this point hore can't oppose hore. how is the senior senator from massachusetts going to say no to that? senator hoar writes a letter saying, i think there are a lot of solid oak timber in the massachusetts bar. and i wonder whether carving a judge out of ornamental ivory would be better. there's a sense -- then there's the famous colloquy between addison, the philanthropist -- capitalist turned philanthropist after the soldiers faith. and holmes runs into addison and addison says, i read your speech. i don't like it. it's bad morals and bad politics. there is this sense captured in a letter holmes writes to frederick pollock after he's captured the court, there is this sense that citizens of boston don't think he's reliable, too intellectual, too ornamental. he resents this. and he doesn't -- with the exception of john chipman gray, he doesn't have intimate friends drawn from the braman group. but his intimate fri

. >> this is called oso bots. basically, they're little tiny robots.follow colors, they follow the lines. the colors mean something to it. so a pattern of colors will actually mean it will turn around or go faster or slower. so you can use it yourself and kids can learn about computer coding and how those colors mean different things. you can even -- of course everything goes to sleep on me here. but you can teach it to do all sorts of two things. i have two here that will do a tango. hopefully we'll have time. >> i want to geto the last -- >> there, they're dancing. >> isn't that cute? >> but they learn a color combination and then they can dance to it. and last but not least, these are called little bits. basically this is like a retro sit when we were kids. you put together these little circuit boards. and you can build all sorts of different things. i put together a little synthesizer. i built. >> and what age group is that for? >> i'd say from 8 years old up. this is really, really cool. it c with a bunch of different kits to build a lot of differ

i like -- within the last week in my personal account i've bot the b and o. the brent etf and the xe. and the olih, which is the oil service index. and the next 20 move in oil is likely to be higher than lower. and i typically have stocks that be unfairly beaten up by the oil stocks. my favorites for next year is the solar stocks. the fundamentals have nothing to dot with the price of oil. >> and that is through the guggenheim tam: >> electricity prices -- they are in the first ending of that game. >> let's talk canada. we had mark fisher, experienced oil trader on our air yesterday. had bullish remarks on the canada. listen to what he told scott. he basically told scott he would get anything he could get his hands on in terms of the canadian oil. even if it goes to 40 bucks he thought he's going to be safe there. talk to me about what you think of that thesis. >> sorry to sigh i'm not particularly bullish on canada. canada and russia in particular stand to lose the most from the decline in oil prices and because canadian production is a lot of oil sands and

. >>> what sounded like a series of explosions in miami yesterday was actually the sound of a sail botnto power lines. some witnesses say they saw sparks in the water. no serious injuries were reported. boats' mast took as by hit. >>> president obama's golf game couldn't have come at the less opportune time for two soldiers preparing to tie the knot in a dream hawaiian wed, the good news he crashed the party of a very forgiving bride and groom. chris jansing is in honolulu with the story. >> reporter: good morning, ayman. the gulf course is the one president obama plays the most when he's here. the folks are always warn people who are planning events when he's in town expect last minute schedule changes. but neertd the president nor the two u.s. army captains who got married sunday expected that the commander in chief might become their wedding crasher. newlyweds didn't mind when their phone rang. >> hi! >> both army captains their commander in chief voted golf course diplomacy to make sure no one was teed off it might not have seemed that way at first. ed wanted to tie at the knot nea

it's probably need with a name like ian, it's like -- [ laughter ] [ robotic voice ] my name is mega-bot what is yours? ian. [ laughter ] actually it's real. take a look at this robot, watch. yeah, who can forget that iconic scene in -- [ laughter ] "the karate kid" where daniel is like -- [ inaudible machine noises ] [ cheers and applause ] not even doing that, really. well this is too bad. randy jackson announced after 13 seasons he will not be returning to "american idol." [ audience awws ] he said he wanted to go out when the show was on top, but then decided to wait another seven years. [ laughter and applause ] some more tv news, fox announced it is bringing back the game show "are you smarter than a fifth grader?" after it was canceled back in 2009. it's hard to believe it's already been -- six years? [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: damn, seven years? [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: eight? [ buzzer ] whatever, at least i'm smarter than a fourth grader. [ buzzer ] whatever, you're a little buzzer happy now. guys i thought this was interesting here. according to a new study, parents are overjoyed with th

gas tank and make sure you have supplies like batteries, flashlights and nonperiaierishable food and bot water. >>> one school delay and closing to pass along to you. all ocean city schools are closed in berks county will open two hours late today because of this nor'easter. you can get up to the minute information on the nor'easter by downloading the app. just go to nbc10.com. >>> at 6:04 following breaks news in the west oak lane section of philadelphia. a firefighter killed battling an early fire on middleton street. a live look from that scene. that is the house where she was battling that fire. we're told she got trapped in the basement. it's a dark morning for philadelphia's bravest. katy zachary is live at einstein medical center where friends and family are gathering now. mayor michael nutter is on his way as is fire commissioner derek sawyer. >> that's right. a very sad morning and sad day for the philadelphia fire department. in just the last few minutes, we've seen a number of philadelphia fire vehicles, as well as police cars come into the property of einstein medical center.

trying to -- the strategy is to bypass hore, who's the senior senator from massachusetts when henry cab bot lodge and theodore roosevelt appoint him to the court. they know hore is going to apose it and go ahead and do it later and consult him later and they know at this point hore can't oppose hore. how is the senior senator from massachusetts going to say no to that? senator hoar writes a letter saying, i think there are a lot of solid oak timber in the massachusetts bar. and i wonder whether carving a judge out of ornamental ivory would be better. there's a sense -- then there's the famous colloquy between addison, the philanthropist -- capitalist turned philanthropist after the soldiers faith. and holmes runs into addison and addison says, i read your speech. i don't like it. it's bad morals and bad politics. there is this sense captured in a letter holmes writes to frederick pollock after he's captured the court, there is this sense that citizens of boston don't think he's reliable, too intellectual, too ornamental. he resents this. and he doesn't -- with the exception of john chipman

that use some of these opportunities to perhaps peel back chips rather than put a bunch more into the bot. >> sure. and i think you need to buy protection right now. if you are involved in trades that have screamed to the upside. >> either start moving out of stocks and back into the options to prooft profit from even further move up. or even buy protection. the low levels is around 10. but look at that all the way up to 31, wee're at that lower end certainly. gives you great opportunity to be involved in the market and still run. the financials the way they have traded today, absolutely phenomenal. i don't know that we're going to see these rates move up any faster than the fed told us in the past. >> the tech is so cheep. i bought vsx at 30 because i thought it was cheap. >> you want to lose money on protection. that's something no one understands. well if i bought that protection. for instance in the airlines. when you hedge oil. when you lose on that, that is a win. people don't always understand that. delta, 20% of their hems in oil. they lose 800 million in oil. except for the fact

there is no set -- subtler sure means of overturning the existing society than to the bots the currency. the process engages all the hidden forces of economic laws on the side of distraction and it does it in a manner in which not one man in a million is able to diagnose. and we say in the book that unstable money is a little bit like carbon monoxide. it's odorless and colorless. if you don't know the damage it's doing until it's nearly too late and people are really not always aware when the government is tweaking the currency and they only see the effects which is one reason why debasing money is so corrosive. people say money is about greed but in fact it's about trust. money from strangers from all nations and societies in all walks of life come together and conduct transactions based on a commonly agreed-upon measure of value. money promotes cooperation between people. it serves as an instrument of communication as well. it tells us what society values not just materially but what its priorities are. so when money is corrupted its ability to act as a facilitator of cooperation is c

football fields as far as the footprint, essentially increases its storage by 50% because these kiva botss you can see, they can jam the products close together. what about layoffs? when there's automation. amazon says these robots are not meant to replace any workers. instead, they're meant to help the employees who are already here work more efficiency. and that's one of the keys for amazon. over all when you talk about the holiday season, amazon is expecting one of the best ever. 7% to 18% growth over last year in the fourth quarter. >> that is a great look at the edge the. thank you so much. halle jackson at the amazon fulfillment center. >>> when we come back, sales of kindle e readers up over three times year over year on black friday we will talk about that with amazon books. as we said, companies seeing record sales online this holiday weekend. this s. this the last year brick and mortar stays on top? and best holiday deals anywhere for your eyes. we'll talk to the co-ceos of warby parker. daughter: do you and mom still have money with that broker? dad: yeah, 20 something years no

. >> speech recognition helps bot understands needs. in the memory, map of the store, and its inventory. so the robot can show you where a specific screw is on screen, or guide you there. >> to keep up with any changes, brushes up on the store's layout after hours. >> navigate by phone at night when no one is here to create a map. that map, by morning, knows where things are located and where to go. >> what it can't do is offer thousand advice. >> but it could do something that a salesperson finds difficult. breakdown language barriers. >> translating 35,000 product names; tricky, but a spanish language data base should roll out in the coming months. 3d camera could help with another common problem. >> you come in with the one random hinge, or nail, and you don't me what it is called, but you know you need 20 of them. >> camera could scan the item and tell if you it is in stock. salesperson's memory might get rusty, but oshbot? not likely n san jose california, cnet dom come for "eyewitness news" on on the "cw" fill. >> i can you imagin

>> what we think we can say is that the changes that we're seeing recently are of larger ample nude botplitude in h directions. if that pattern continues, then over the next 15 to 20 years, we'll see a number of large el niÑos. >> brown: not far, against a dusty mountain backdrop, another dramatic site, the temple of the moon. nestled at the base of sierra blanco, the white mountain, it's the home of the people who preceded the chimu. wall by wall of painted murals of mythic gods, humans and animals including from the nearby ocean. ricardo morales is co-director of the site and one of peru's leading conservativ conservator. >> they're not just pictures and decorations, they're forms of communication that tell a story through an image. >> here, too, the faces of gods washed away is evidence of damage from previous el niÑos. and here, too, the preservation work goes on, as workers use a local species of cane to build roofs to divert the coming rains. and uncover new murals and treat them with protective chemicals. morales told us modern conservators can learn from the ancients who themsel

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