it's a brand new chevy tahoe. but it ain't hers. >> that's cool. >> how the hell did you get that?> i traded it. >> what the hell did you have to trade? >> '55. >> no, grandpa, no. >> not only did i trade the car, i'm going to need about 10k to coff cover the rest. >> i need you to write me a check. >> what do you think, bridget? >> can we go inside real quick? >> bridget is like, can we talk inside, please? >> are you going to cry, dude? >> i'm thinking about it, michael. do not film it. >> she's crying. super upset. cannot believe the dream car of grandpa's has been sold. >> why are you filming this? this is not good. >> i'm filming it for legal reasons. >> michael asked bridget, compose yourself, be happy for grandpa. >> i'm happy. >> could you at least pretend to be happy for him? >> i'm happy. >> my dream car is the '55. and i got me a '55. this ain't my car! merry christmas. >> what? >> good for them. she was about to be the new angry grandma. >> no way angry grandpa was letting that belaire go. it's a double christmas surprise. cars for everybody this year. >>> it's a time o

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plymouth meeting mall last week and stole an undisclosed amount of money before getting away in a chevy tahoee injured guard was treated and released from the hospital. call the fbi or plymouth township police if you recognize either men in that suv. >>> federal regulators are working to improve how 911 call centers track calls from cell phones to make sure they respond to the correct address. between 70 and 80% of all emergency calls are now made on cell phones. but many times those calls are directed to the wrong dispatch center. some jurisdictions are now looking for new technology to help correct the problem. text start up laser has been helping to provide better location information for cell phone callers. fcc has mandated by the year 2021 that 911 centers have accurate locations for 80% of callers. that's still however means that one in five emergency callers may fall through the crack. >>> high school marching band from florida is spending a second night in philadelphia. but they didn't plan it that way. how they got stranded here >>> in certain sections of wilmington, delaware gun vio

plymouth meeting mall last week and stole an undisclosed amount of money before getting away in a chevy tahoee injured guard was treated and released from the hospital. call the fbi or plymouth township police if you recognize either men in that suv. >>> federal regulators are working to improve how 911 call centers track calls from cell phones to make sure they respond to the correct address. between 70 and 80% of all emergency calls are now made on cell phones. but many times those calls are directed to the wrong dispatch center. some jurisdictions are now looking for new technology to help correct the problem. text start up laser has been helping to provide better location information for cell phone callers. fcc has mandated by the year 2021 that 911 centers have accurate locations for 80% of callers. that's still however means that one in five emergency callers may fall through the crack. >>> high school marching band from florida is spending a second night in philadelphia. but they didn't plan it that way. how they got stranded here on the way to rome. >>> in certain sections of wilmingt

there are much more mundane things, like if you say to a search engine, i want to buy a chevy tahoe, and the search engine shows you a vacation in lake tahoe. there's going to be evidence you are not particularly satisfied. he will change itself a little bit and after a few hours, making the same mistake. charlie: what are the other differences between a.i. learning, brain learning? andrew: one of the things is computers have got really good memories. we are much fuzzier and our memories. when the computer scientist is working on ai and trying to build intelligent systems, they do cheat by taking advantage of computer memory. to be good at games in chess, humans study and learn the principles. computers think once for about a month, every single possible endgame, all the quadrillion possible situations they can be in, memorize what they will do in each of those situations. charlie: and recall it instantly? andrew: that is an approach to a.i. that is cheating because it is absolutely nothing like what humans do. it turns out to memorize every possible scenario in chess would take hund

like, if you say to a search engine, i want to buy a chevy tahoe, and the search engine shows you a vacation in lake tahoe, they're not going to click. there is going to be evidence you're not particularly satisfied. so the search engine will change itself a little bit and after a few hours of making the same mistake, it will correct that. >> rose: that's a good system of how a.i. systems learn and the brain learns and the differences therein. >> yes. >> rose: what are the differences between a.i. learning and brain learning? >> one of the things is computers have got really, really good memories. we're much fuzzier in your memories. so when the computer scientists working on a.i. try to build intelligent systems, they do kind of cheat by taking advantage of all this memory. for example, to be good at end games in chess, humans study, learn all the principles. computers think just once about of every single possible end game, record all the possible situations they could be in, memorize what they'll do in each situation. >> rose: and can recall it instantly? >> yes. so to some extent, i woul

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tahoe. >> half a mile away from the parking lot, officer andrew evans sees a chevy matching the descriptionse. unaware there's a child in the suv. >> once he initiated his lights and attempted to stop the vehicle, the vehicle sped and a pursuit ensued. >> the pursuit lasts several blocks before the tahoe makes a tight turn too fast. the suv rolls over once and as it rolls, officer evans sees something flying out the back window, a little girl. the tahoe comes dangerously close to landing on her. amazingly, despite the unbelievable rollover, the little girl appears unhurt, and walks towards the suv, unsteady on her feet, she stumbles and then lifts herself up. >> the initial reaction to this is a great deal of shock and surprise to see the child first of all thrown from the vehicle, and then to get up and be walking after the vehicle. >> a young woman comes to grab the girl. at first glance, it appears to be a good samaritan getting her out of harm's way, but it turns out to be her mother, who was riding in the car. >> get down! get down! >> three of the four teenage suspects are charged as