a morgan bot?l aim to have it done in the next couple of weeks. >> awesome. >> mission accomplished. now i don't have to use this at all. they're going to get to work on my chat bot and i'm going to get my morgan bot. >> this will save me a big chung of time and allow me to multitask instead of being tethered to a computer. what about the time i'm still wasting behind the wheel of my car, up to an hour a day. how can i make that more productive? >> how are you doing? >> i'm morgan. >> since 2009, chris gerdes and his team have been working on their self-driving race car. >> how fast has she driven? >> around 130 to 135 miles per hour. >> a car pushed to the mimt on a racetrack is a window to the regular stress that a car has in a crisis. >> so our ideas was that we could make a self-driving car as good as race car drivers, we could improve safety. >> our test is in the palm of your hand. >> this is it, ready? >> there is nothing quite as scary as watching a wheel turn by itself. >> it is knowing ho

. >> how do you make a chat bot?ing to learn as much as we can about you and put that into the chat bot. we know what you say in response to certain questions. then we're trying to relate in the chat bot, recognizing those questions. >> how long until i have some sort of a morganbot? >> we'll aim to have it done in the next couple of weeks. >> awesome. >> ah, mission accomplished. now i don't have to use this at all. something i'm already good at. they're going to work on my chat bot. you're going to go to my website in a matter of time and talk to my morganbot. that's right. this is going to save me a big chunk of time and allow me to multitask instead of being tethered to a computer. what about the time i'm still wasting behind the wheel of my car? up to an hour a day. how can i make that more productive? how you doing? chris gerdes may have the answer. since 2009, chris and his team at stanford university have been working on their self-driving racecar, also known as shelly. how fast has shelly driven by herself?

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and the game over zeus bot net. a bot net run out of eastern europe was affecting hundreds of computers in the united states and stealing millions and millions of dollars from u.s. companies and bank t accounts. so that is a real challenge. attribution of cyber attacks is a real challenge. and another challenge swee is the increasing momization of cyber attacks. the biggest challenge is keeps pace with the ever increasing sophistication sophistication. >> i want to talk a bit about the computer fraud and abuse act. some cases the law and some cases the justice department's use of it has been a target of criticism from people who pay attention. tim woo in columbia called it the worst law in technology. there have been a number of proposed changes including one from the administration this month. can you walk us through what you're proposing there and what you would like to see? >> so what we're really proposing are very targeted changes to the law. the law was enacted years ago. technology's changed very substantiall

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

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targeted bot nets, computer programs with attacks the sale of bot nets would be outlawed and of course would be given new that's right to shut them down, and tougher laws for old credit card and bank account numbers, as well as committing i.d. theft. the president fleshed out his proposals at the cyber communications integration center just outside of washington. >> the bottom line, we want cyber criminals to feel the full force of american justice because they're doing as much damage if not more these days, as folks involved in more conventional threats. >> the reaction from republican lawmakers was positive. >> that's an area that we can work together on, we'll have our ideas as well. and we can work together on it. >> the tricky issues would be on how much they can improve private lives. efforts to improve cyber security have raised fears of libertarians that it would increase government snooping. they can only adopt new privacy restricts. >> jamie mcintyre. >>> the president met with congressional leaders today looking for common ground, but as the republicans use their own majorit

but only after scrubbing it through a bot net. the sale of bot nets would be outlawed and courts given new authority to shut them down. and toughen laws against the overseas sale of credit card and bank account numbers and spy ware used to commit i.d. thest. the president threshed out proposals in a speech at the integration center outside washington. >> the bottom line - we want cyber criminals to feel the full force of american justice. they are doing as much damage if not more these days as folks who are involved in congrengsal crime. >> initial reaction from law makers was positive. >> it's something to work together on cyber security. we'll have ideas as well. it's something serious that we work together. >> a tricky issue is how much the laws will intrude on private lives. earlier attempts to improve cyber security raised concerns for civil libertarians who fear it amounts to too much snooping. the plan to provide protection but only if they adopt new privacy restrictions. >> jamie mcintyre in washington. >> we are joined by

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. >> bots are machines, they are robots, software programs that traffic on the internet that use thet just like you and i to but for the purpose of generating clicks which drives advertising revenue usually and that is basically frowd. >> reporter: j.t. says bizarre boys can identify if kind of attack quickly but won't say how. >> we're being secret because we have to be. years ago we stopped looking at this as a review problem, and look at it as a legitimate fraud problem and look at it in is same mode or model of anti-fraud. >> if i were to write five reviews on this ipad and sent it out under different names would you know it was all coming from this ipad? >> yes, but trr things things we try angulate off of. >> reporter: the reason so much effort is put into generating and detecting false reviews is of course money. last summer alone, according to the government, online retail sales exceeded $78 billion, and that number is groping. >> we collect content for our clients. they use that content not only to display on their sites be they use it to make decisions on how to change thei

bot. >> is he hanging out in in my house, and i say, hey, maccenoid will you get me a beer?ou might say, you want to dance. >> yes i want to the dance. i like hip-hop. >> oh sweet. he can dance. >> and you can see, he is breaking it down. nice. >> who needs another human in the house. [ laughter ] >> amazing. >> nice. >> and even through something as simple as this as an entertainment robot in the house, you will be more comfortable to have things like this around, and that is what is next. >> and you also did "cars" right? walk with me. you did "cars"? >> yes, the self-driving cars. >> lead me by the hand. >> you want to grab him by the hand. >> and pick up his hand. that is amazing. >> what did you learn about that that? >> well, the self-driving cars are going to be a reality in the next five years. i worked with the folks in stanford who have a self-driving racecar. >> that is so fun. >> i agree. >> and we can go around a track with no driver and to go around wo no is something that scares you the death, but it is what is to come. >> and this is all robotics. >> yes it i

remember how happy you were, you walk bot booth and you see barack obama killing somebody, okay., ( bleep ). you see him killing somebody in a dark alley. i don't know the circumstances. maybe he was justified. but, do you vote for the murderer or the white guy? >> the murderer. ( cheers and applause ) i don't care how it happens. he's black and i want him to win. we're all about that. >> larry: and on that note, we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) we did it charlie. at&t's network now has the nation's strongest lte signal. let's go tell everybody. we're doing things likputting b b lte radio's at the top of our towers. to maximize power. and give you the strong signal you deserve. tjiv's(awesome)@ isn't is awesome?! so ya'll optimizied it? we optimized it! people of earth... oh boy... ...america's strongest lte signal is here! 00000000000000000@@@@@@@@ can we get a little help? >>we've got pepsi! >>what if we just take like 15 minutes? halfway through the game? >>they've got pepsi. ♪ ♪ so what do we call that? >>halftime. i like halftime. even the first halftime wasn't h

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vacuum bot. >> when i was in las vegas at ces, this he have window washing ging bots.e way? >> he can do a little dance. want to do a little dance, mechanoid. >> really? >> i enjoy hip-hop. >> he enjoys the hip-hop. >> just like you, chris. >> oh, yes. >> he's a little heavy on the head. >> heavy on the face. see? >> this is a moment cnn will never, ever be able to replicate. this is phenomenal. >> okay. make sure you tune in tonight at 9:00 p.m. on cnn for the season premiere of "inside man" with our man, morgan spurlock. a few of our friends. >> robot friends. >> one creepy baby and a few friends. >> that's right. >> thanks mechanoid. >>> here's another innovation we'll be talking about. low tech and high on the heart. backpacks. take them for granted. what if you carried everything you owned in one everywhere every day? someone is making backpacks with that in mind and that's why they are the good stuff. say that my little erector set conscience. >> can you snake shake his hand. >> what a gentleman. >> the scale. >> up high. high five. >> there you go. that was grea

. >> kamen calls it the i-bot.c chair. >> you're not looking down at somebody stuck in a chair. getting around is important. standing up is about dignity. we can have a pushing contest. >> one of us is going down. >> it's not me. >> my gosh. you're right. >> it took 15 years more than $50 million to mimic how we balance and manage to stay up right. >> if you don't even use it, just lean forward to shake hands. >> oh, my, gosh. >> now lean back. >> i'm done. the i-bot can negotiate curbs and with some practice even climb stairs. it's the same technology that led to his best known invention the segway. his personal transporter was introduced in 2001 with great fanfare as a replacement for the automobile. but it hasn't quite lived up to the hype. at all disappointed that it hasn't caught on the way you had hoped? >> it's early to say what is going to replace cars in big cities. why get in to a 2-3,000 pound machine to move a mile in the middle of a big city. i don't what will be used but i'm pretty sure i know what wo

the osh bot helps customers find what they are looking for. >> when you look for items, something likes is ideal. >> reporter: it is part of a robot revolution from a cruise ship bartender to an all-seeing security guard or a hotel butler, robots are increasingly joining the work forcement hospitals are using them to disinfect exam rooms and amazon employs an army of robots to fill orders. this robot technology could soon come into many homes. >> is this the lab where the future comes to life? >> we hope so. >> reporter: peter allen is a robotics professor at the school engineering in new york. he sees a bright future where people can buy a robot assistant. >> you can say i want one to fold my laundry, answer my door. get a beer. >> reporter: but first, robots need to understand how people community and adapt to changing situation. allen and his team are trying to teach this robot to think for itself as it figures out how to fold clothes. he says scientists are close to perfecting this technology and he believes personal robots could be a reality in the next ten years. chris van kleef,

. >>> we've bot good news for people looking forward to having that romantic fire in the fireplace tomorrow. >> it's been awhile. not tonight. >> don't jump the gun. check in with the expert rob mayeda is watching. we're talking about the spare the air day. >> tomorrow not a spare the air day. a little more windshield out there. it would be nice to get rain or stronger windshield. it's been a very dry january. but again, the windshield's picking up tomorrow. right now mostly cloudy skies. you're looking at hazy skies in san jose 58 degrees. closer to san francisco, a little mist on the marin head lands right now. low and high clouds above into san francisco. dublin, it's been a chilly day. currently 53 degrees. some of the coldest temperatures today out near livermore and can concord. 54 degrees inland locations, livermore about 5 degrees cooler than 25 hours ago.s: it's these light offshore winds bringing in that fog from the central valley. that's that fog air conditioning as we sometimes refer to it in the tri-valley and solano county from the fog in the central valley which as we saw lo

remember how happy you were, you walk bot booth and you see barack obama killing somebody, okay. this is your guy. >> yeah. >> larry: i'm voting for the brother. oh, ( bleep ). you see him killing somebody in a dark alley. i don't know the circumstances. maybe he was justified. but, do you vote for the murderer or the white guy? >> the murderer. ( cheers and applause ) i don't care how it happens. he's black and i want him to win. we're all about that. >> larry: and on that note, we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth, milk chocolate... let me know if this gets too hot rolo. get your smooth on. for just $4 you can get an everyday value slam, all you can eat pancakes our new biscuits smothered in sausage gravy, or the new cookies 'n cream mega sundae. you know, i'm more than a cook. i'm everyone's best friend. 4 dishes for 4 dollars each. denny's. welcome to america's diner. welcome back to showdown! jerry rice here with 8 year old andrew hunter debating who will win the big race between the tortoise and the hare. what do you think and

. >> he is going to get psalm but -- get psalm -- get some bot jeb bush is going to get more of them. >> we have more to the poll, check it out on bloomberg politics. >> enough about mitt romney for today. this next topic is brought to you by money. from february 28 of this year to october 1, there are five key deadlines for the fiscal fight that could get messy from both ends of pennsylvania avenue. last night, one of the huffington post most prominent bloggers, barack obama, wants to spend the money. he wants to end the automatic budget cuts and jack up spending by 7%. he made his case to house democrats. guess who is going to hate this? every republican. in these looming fights over the debt ceiling, funding homeland security, etc., which party is better position to win these fights? >> i would have said before this morning, the president had the upper hand here. i have to say, today's economic numbers, the gdp growth, 2.6% for the fourth quarter. down from 5%. imbue third quarter of last year. -- and the third quarter of last year. a lot of economists thought it was going to be ov

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remember how happy you were, you walk bot booth and you see barack obama killing somebody, okay.h. >> larry: i'm voting for the brother. oh, ( bleep ). you see him killing somebody in a dark alley. i don't know the circumstances. maybe he was justified. but, do you vote for the murderer or the white guy? >> the murderer. ( cheers and applause ) i don't care how it happens. he's black and i want him to win. we're all about that. >> larry: and on that note, we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) it's a big world out there. so why do some cash back cards limit where you can earn bonus cash back? one month, it's only at a few places over here... the next, it's only a few places over there ... what you need is the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver gives you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere... can your card say that? what's in your wallet? welcome back to showdown! i'm jerry rice here discussing the upcoming big race between the tortoise and the hare. jerry, the hare always brags about his speed. fine, but he crossed the line when he told... hey

. >> reporter: the osh bot helps customers find what they're looking for. >> i think i'm here. >> lookings is ideal. >> reporter: the test program is part of a robot revolution, from a cruise ship bartender to an all seams security guard or a hotel butler. robots are increasingly joining the work force. hospitals using thep to disinfect and amazon using them to fill orders. this technology could soon be coming to homes. is this the lab where the future come toz life? peter allen is a robotics professor at the university school of engineering in new york he sees a bright future where people can buy their own personal robot assistant. >> people are going to say, you know i want one to fold my laundry or answer my door or get met a beer from the fridge. >> reporter: but first row boats need to understand how to better communicate and adapt. allen and his team trying to help this robot to think for itself as it figures out how to hold clothes. >> if you can do clothes folding, do preparation. >> reporter: allen says scientists are close to perfecting this technology and he believes personal r

. >> you have bots that scrape the world of information for what?ate companies are getting started at such a rapid pace, the way that dun & bradstreet use to go about this [indiscernible] >> there are over one billion companies which means they are spending some of that money and hiring people and getting big. they certainly are hiring a lot of people and raising rents and those are potential market opportunities. i do not care of your pitney bowes or xerox. you could be calling these people for business. >> especially for the large conglomerates in the technology space. you look at samsung looking -- sitting on $60 billion in cash and surrounded by particles that are rising so quickly they need to be increasingly inquisitive and partner with and acquire companies faster. >> this shows us the pace of innovation. it is hard for people to understand what goes on there but if you go all the way back 150 years ago and look at american express becoming a big business, they had the market to themselves for long time. >> it took companies long time to get

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the bot bought ecstasy pills and a hungarian passport.. >> it prompted a law professor to see who was responsible. the robots and the artist who released it. bottom line nobody knows. "red eye" has been working on a robot prototype of our own. can we see the latest version please? joking. that is actually adam levine fresh from a marine 5 re robot can buy fake louis vuitton shoes. that looked like the real thing. this could be your best friend. >> i am not all about the labels unless it is on a bottle. i do worry my self-driving car would then suddenly driving me home drunk. i am not going down with that dui. >> what if your self-driving car runs over somebody who jaywalks or is rude? >> and that's the thing. i think it is going to -- there will be a series of who is actually responsible. i just bought the car. i didn't make the car. should it be the person who made the car? whose id zclkç(hu8-gmf(lo who last inspected it? >> it is henry ford's fault. >> i think they should be treated like children. the parents of the robot are the ones t

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the computer fraud and abruce act to make it explicit to those who sell bot nets to criminals, to badriminals like north korea, not only bot nets, the kinds of sophisticated networks that we need to be concerned about from a critical infrastructure network. not only has north korea given us more impetus to pass legislation but i think it's a very strong legislative proposal. >> again, after going through this, every ornament you hang on this tree becomes a weight and an anchor, because someone will have a problem with every one of those issues that you talk about. that's why we narrowed it down so much. my argument, if they want to be successful with doing this. woerp very close working with the white house. it's doable. that deal was on the table. i really didn't believe it was going to happen. >> how much good will it do if it does pass? a lot of companies may not even have the trained personnel who can make use of this information. >> disagree, because you're targeting up stream. you want as much of that malicious source code out of the system. and that's the one argument with the

you essentially have bots they go out and scrape the world of information for what?e companies are getting started is a rapid pace nowadays that the way we used to go about this was manually tracking business formation. that just doesn't keep up with the true face of business. we automated that process. >> there are over 40 companies that have over a $1 billion private violation, and they are spending that money on hiring people. they are raising rent all over the place, and that's attentional market opportunities, i don't care if you are pitney bowes or xerox. you could be calling on his people for business. >> especially for the large conglomerates in the technology space. you look at samsung sitting on six $2 billion in cash surrounded by companies with the particles that are important to them that are rising so quickly. need to be inquisitive and partner with an acquired companies early to avoid being disrupted. >> i asked you to come up with data that shows us the pace of innovation. it's hard for people understand what goes on there. if you go back 150 years ag

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it was with a drone called the b-bot. has a high definition camera can be flown with a smart phone and has a range of over a mile. >> it was courtesy of a large drone company, and a company executive urged the government to approve wide-spread commercial use of the small drones. >> the small systems can be saving wildfire firefighters lives, full-scale helicopters of people who fly helicopters to take pictures of powerlines and a myriad of situations where they can save humans lives. >> the use of commercial drones in the u.s. is banned. the f.a.a. granted a dozen exemptions. it's okay to use them at low alt tutes. f.a.a. says drawing up the rules for the drones is proving complex. critics argue that this is putting the u.s.'s slow pace at a competitive disadvantage. >> we have been trying to push the f.a.a. to report on this for over a decade. we haven't made much progress. >> the f.a.a. says it's trying to move quickly but is concerned about safety. with good reason. the f.a.a. says it's getting reports of 25 close call

. >> so 94,833 bot is about $3,000. so let's take a second to recap.ull blood test and physical, which included an ekg, chest x-ray and eye exam, consultations with four specialists and a colonoscopy, all for $3,000. in america, this would be more than twice the price or as high as $14,000. and the cost of my round trip airfare and the cost of my hotel for three nights. that brings the grand total to $4300. still cheaper. and i had all these tests done in about two days. so it's hard to argue about the efficiency of something like this. it's amazing. you know, i came here electively, for something relatively minor, and it still cost a lot less. but i can imagine if i needed something more involved like hip replacement or open heart surgery, the time and money saved at a facility like this could be the difference between my having the procedure or not. how many people are avoiding health procedures in the u.s. because they don't want to deal with the headache of our system? it's got to make you wonder. oh yea, that's coming down let's get some rocks, ma