they've filed a bunch of automotive patents sot - paul saffo, futurist, stanford university//01:04:30 they will appear first in environments that are low speed and controlled. industrial campuses, downtowns and the like, but nearly self-driving cars are already here. on the fun side- mos 01:30:34 student: virtual reality is going to dominate the world. (slug: facebook go pro video.mp4) gaming will see new forays into this space ap1510064006931 and we're that makes sense without the weird virtual reality goggles. (slug: botlr - aloft hotels.mp4) soon to be a reality? room service robots. the technology is here -- but a word of warning from these two stanford brains mos//02:20:00 teacher: human beings are becoming obsolete. student: obsolete teacher: there will be a time when there are no more jobs, b/c everything is being done by machines, which is very scary actually. lighting round on a few projects (slug: make it wearable finalists) drones you wear? that's cool. (slug: amazon prime air.mp4) amazon delivery drones- also cool but not happening until we get some significant legislation

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nearly a decade later alexander overcoming a similar stereotype when she tried to launch her futuristic comic book - 'concrete park.' "we were pitching it to a president - and he stopped us because it was a he said, "let me stop you right there." he says, "black people won't like science fiction because they don't see themselves in the future. meaghan: what did he mean by that? did you ask him? did he clarify that statement? erika: look at my eyes. are they big enough? well he did clarify and it's a story too long to tell here but it had nothing to do with anything. but it was a ridiculous story and had nothing to do with anything. my husband - who's very quick on feet he said, "let me tell you something about black people." he said, "for black people, the past is painful, the present precarious, but the future is free." meaghan: he said that? erika: the future is free." concrete park is currently in comic book stores. join us sunday morning at 11 for awareness as alexander talks about her evolving career, her latest projects, and her position on decision 2016. saturday evening/night a

. >>> googles secretive futuristic lab once called googlex is now known as x. x has launched driverless cars, wi-fi balloons and groans. x separated from google last year as part of a broad restructuring plan. an umbrella company called alphabet was formed to oversee them all. >>> the super bowl is weeks away and already la football fans are thinking about next season. deposits for season tickets. rams will be returning to la from st. louis. yesterday, the team website began accepting $100 refundable deposits. the team says the first deposit came from lakers great and dodgers co-owner, magic johnson. the rams will play next season downtown at the coliseum. the lavish new stadium slated to open by 2019. >>> starting tomorrow, skywatchers will get a special treat. they will be able to see five planets together in the sky, just before dawn. we will have to skip out on the morning news and take a look. mercury, venus, saturn, mars and jupiter will all be visible for about 45 minutes before sunrise. experts say it is the first time in more than 10 years that all fiv

unveiling a new and futuristic designed vehicle in the u.s. volkswagen is trying to repair its reputation after the cheating standing in relation to emission in cars came out. >> reporter: volkswagen rolled out the e-golf touch, a car executives compare to a phone on wheels. >> it will enter new levels of convenience, comfort and freedom. >> vw's chief demonstrated what he said was the cars in tutively design pd dashboard. there's no need to nape back and forts, an idea of simply, safe and funny. >> the company presented a futuristic take on the old vw bupz, called the vw buddy, with a host of features like recognition. >> please open the passenger door. >> okay, the passenger door is opening. >> there was no ignoring the elephant in the room, the cheating scabbedal affecting 11 million diesel vehicles. they disappointed the customers and american people for which i'm truly sorry. we are doing everything we can to make things right. the unveiling coming days after the u.s. justice department announced it was suing the german car-maker in civil

later this hour, we will go back to ces for more futuristic technology.spn of e-sports kicking off the new year with a new deal. i will have the details next. ♪ emily: the french telecom industry could be getting smaller. the combined entity would control the mobile markets, sparking concern from antitrust regulators. the companies are evaluating a bonanza of after sales according to people familiar with the matter. there could be other two major providers monitoring the situation closely. and, as the tech m&a does not stop, a group by china resources can have a better deal. it is a move that brings the gaming company closer to its role of being the espn of game sports. tell us about the deal and the potential. alex: this has been a bit of a back-and-forth. reaching a deal with fairchild. this was about a month ago at this point, for $20 a share. then, this company, china resources -- a big company out of china -- the semi conductor unit which is much smaller, they made an unsolicited offer which was deemed to be not a superior offer. they addressed some

patents paul saffo, futurist, stanford university they will appear first in environments that are low speed and controlled. industrial campuses, downtowns and the like, but nearly self-driving cars are already here. on the fun side- student: virtual reality is going to dominate the world. gaming will see new forays into this space and we're already seeing 360 degree video that makes sense without the weird virtual reality goggles. soon to be a reality? room service robots. the technology is here -- but a word of warning from these two stanford brains teacher: human beings are becoming obsolete. student: obsolete teacher: there will be a timwhen there are no more jobs, b/c everything is being done by machines, which is very scary actually. lighting round on a few projects (slug: make it wearable finalists) drons you wear? that's cool. amazon delivery drones- also cool but not happening until we get some significant legislation on these rather work at spacex or facebook? with tech titans revolutionizing consumer space travel - it's the new frontier all over again paul saffo, futurist, s

. >> futuristic lab once called google x now has a new name and lo go. it is now called x and it is represented by a 3d yellow x. it is known for investing in technology that directors x has placed big bets on driverless cars, wi-fi bah alones and drones. x separated from google part of a larger restructuring impacting many parts of the country. >> google separated the business from other companies, an umbrella company called alphabet was formed to overseas. >> i like that image better. >> you moe they are doing crazy things. >> yeah, they are. >> they are supersecretive. a tasty time for allall. >> how much americans can eat of the tasty treat in a year. >> one of the biggest reasons people quit the gym is because of the cost. keeping your fitness register fitness fitness regimen on >> today is national popcorn day. according to popcorn board and yes there is such a thing. americans eat about 13 billion, yes, with a b, quartz of popped popcorn each year. that equals about 41 quarters per man, woman and child. >> do you think you eat that much? >> i don'

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decade later alexander finds herself overcoming a similar stereotype when she tried to launch her futuristic comic book - 'concrete park.' "we were pitching it to a hollywood studio president - and he stopped us because it was a science-fiction premise. he said, "let me stop you right there." he says, "black people won't like science fiction because they don't see themselves in the future. meaghan: what did he mean by that? did you ask him? did he clarify that statement? erika: look at my eyes. are they big enough? well he did clarify and it's a story too long to tell here but it but it was a ridiculous story and had nothing to do with anything. my husband - who's very quick on his feet he said, "let me tell you something about black people." he said, "for black people, the past is painful, the present precarious, but the future is free." meaghan: he said that? erika: the future is free." concrete park is currently in comic book stores. join us sunday morning at 11 for if you're heaead to a late dinner in your capital city, you'll find some deals. restaurant week kicked off today. participat

decade later alexander finds herself overcoming a similar stereotype when s s tried to launch her futuristic comic book - 'concrete park.' "we were pitching it to a hollywood studio president - and he stopped us because it was a science-fiction premise. he said, "let me stop you right there." he says, "black people won't like science fiction because they don't see themselves in the future. meaghaha what did he mean byby that? did you ask him? did he clarify that statement? erika: look at my eyes. are they big enough? well he did clarify and it's a story too long to tell here but it had nothing to do with anything. but it was a ridiculous story and had nothing to do with anything. my husband - who's very quick on you sosothing about black people." he said, "for black people, the past is painful, the present precarious, but the future is free." meaghan: he said that? erika: the future is free." concrete park is currently in comic book stores. join us sunday morning at 11 for awareness as alexander talks about her evolving career, her latest projects, and her position on decision 2016. hungry?

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. >>> volkswagen unveiling its new and futuristic cars recently. course fighting to regain credibility and trust after the emissions scandal involving millions of cars. rob reynolds has more. >> reporter: volkswagen rolled out a new electric car, a vehicle executives compare to a smartphone on wheels. >> these new technologies will provide customers with new levels of convenience, comfort and freedom. >> reporter: vw's consumer vehicle's chief demonstrated what he said was the car's intuitively designed dashboard. >> there's no need to keep switching back and forth between menus. that's my idea of simple, safe, and fun. [ applause ] >> reporter: the company also presented a futuristic take on the old vw bus. with a host of interactive features like voice recognition. >> please open the passenger door. >> okay. the passenger door is opening. >> reporter: but there was no ignoring the elephant in the room. the vw pollution cheating scandal revealed last year, which effected 11 million diesel vehicles implanted with software designed to defeat emissio

>> yeah. [ laugughter ] >>> it was silver, sleek, futuristic at the time. >> the car made famous in back to the future has not beenen made for decades bubut that is changing. >> the delorean is going back into productition. the e future. but the last time it was built soon that is all going to change. the delorean motor company has the stock to make a few hundred. they will go for $100,00000 each. >>> waking up and d getttting out of bebed can be especicially difficulult on cold winter mornings but there is an app that could help you out. alarming. it brags about being the mostst annoying alarm. you have to take a picture ofof the room you u are in and register that. in order to turn off the alarm, you have to geget upup and take a a picture of the registered room to match the one you took a pipicture of. if you don't, it will keep going off. >> that will just mess wiwith yoyour head. >> that is what it does.s. >>> josh benson, what is coming up in 5:30? >> who investigators say committed this crime in the silver thorn community. and lawmakers arare looking to provide alternatives that a

we'll show you some of those futuristic cars that you could buy as soon as next year. and he's a viral sensation! we'll show you what a 101 year old man has done to >>> on this sunday night, fight night. clinton versus sanders in debate. what they're saying about key issues like guns and health care with a tight race in the first primary state where the candidates stand nationally in our brand new poll. >>> deadly tornadoes. the unusual january storms that tore through parts of florida. we're there tonight in neighborhoods hit hard. >>> new problems. millions of gm cars recalled suspected in more than 100

. >> reed: coming up we have an inside look at the futuristic vehicle. >> marie: google working to the new ad >> reed: desperate search. 12 marines missing after two hospitals collide -- helicopters collide during training reed the consumer electronics show

so futuristic. reid: mike wankum ahead with the forecast. april, not february. how long this mild streak is going to last. heather: coming up next, for those of you who love the snow, what happened to winter? reid: spring is a great time to ski. usually have to wait for spring. not this year. temperatures well above freezing for it we have not even started february you. heather: folks at -- are finding a way to deal with it. julie? jlu ulie: i wasn' t sure what to expect after driving into work with the windows down but we could not find a place to park. there are thousands of families and friends here today making use of all that new gear they got for christmas. on a day when nobody is complaining about the cold. >> i was nervous because i was not sure if conditions would be any good just because it has been so warm. julie: most people were thinking spring when they opened their front doors to temperatures in the 50' s today. the skiers and snowboarders are still clinging to winter, making the most of what mother nature is throwing at new england this year. >>

. >>> well, you know the futuristic self-driving cars have come a long way, but google says they need old-fashioned human help. >> for your testing and tens of thousands of miles long on california roads the company 11 times to avoid a car crashing. >> there were 300 cases where software or on-board sensors forced the person in the front seat to grab the wheel. >> i guess it is a good bet your uber won't show up without a driver for sometime. >> we are not obsolete. >>> it was the biggest game of the season so far for the surging knicks. new york trying to get to the 500 mark as they host the celtics at msg. christophe was on fire early on. here he hits a trifecta from 8th after. he scored 16 points in the first quarter. in the second, anthony feeds him for the monster slam. the knicks led by as many as 14. moments later, melo rolls his right ankle as he steps on a ref's foot. he had his ankle retaped and try to stay in the game but did not play most of the second half. meanwhile, christophe fouled out the knicks repelled the celtic's challenge. grant throws the outlet to williams for

pretty futuristic stuff. we will show you in a minute. >>> first let's check that weather and traffic with marty and amelia. >> windy in the foothills and plains. fort morgan. right now we are looking at moderate air quality in the area. no current wood burning restrictions for us. looking ahead during today, cloudy this morning but skies clearing across the state with the sun coming up by late morning and early afternoon, moving into the 30s and 40s around here this afternoon. if you are headed to the mountains today, cloudy with some flurries this morning giving way to sun this afternoon with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. so after a couple of days fresh snow, it will be a good day to get away for midweek skiing. >>> chain laws in the high country. traction laws as well. so it is gonna be a slick commute. right now chain laws from vail and silverthorne and over u.s. 6 in the city off to a great start on our thursday drive. easy nine minutes. speeds close to 60 between lakewood and your denver drive this m

but the futuristic scooters may become a thing of the past on college campuses. the university of iowa recently posted this warning on its website, telling students to leave their hoverboards at home because of a fire risk. >> i think they just got freaked out because they started having malfunctions with them. but i don't see anything wrong with them if you know that something bad could happen to kim: drake students were surprised to learn their university is considering a similar ban. >> i mean, i can understand why universities would do it but i don't know that it's all that serious. kim: the ban would forbid hoverboards in residence halls, dining halls, and campus apartments. >> there really doesn't seem to be a point to own one if you live on campus then. kim: haley says it's a matter of doing your research. >> i feel like if you know what you're getting yourself into, you're not over charging the battery putting too much weight , on it when it has a weight limit that kinda thing is what , causes it to catch fire so i research you won't have much of a proble

we'll show you some of those futuristic cars that you could buy as soon as next year. and he's a viral sensation! we'll show you what a 101 year become an internet hit. >>> the death of celine dion's husband. the late et on the singer in mourning. >>. because you love me >> renee's cancer battle lost at age 73. enduring love story with celine. >> he's been there for me all my life. >> news on david's funeral and

we'll show you some of those futuristic cars that you could buy as soon as next year. and he's a viral sensation! we'll show you what a 101 year old man has done to two boys teams that badly needed a win, sheldon and george-little rock met tonight. the records don't tell the whole story -- but the schedule does. ktiv's sam curtiss is here with more. sheldon is just 5 and 7 -- but five of those e sses have been to teams who have been ranked this season. george-little rock also has seven losses -- and dhey've lost to three ranked teams. sheldon won the first meeting this season, 58-51. first quarter - brennan klaassen - gets open - stops and pops - mustangs up early. these teams tradededuckets - od passing - defenseseorgets about kyle boerhave - 17 points for him. klaassen continued his hot-shooting - drains another three - he's a from him. tonight was sheldons night - jaden kleinhesselink drive no - big play boerhave cleans it up. 64-49. the sibley-ocheyedan girls, hosting rock valley, who's won three in a row. rockets all cylinders go early - fast break to britney rus

it might like futuristic but it's transporting millions of japanese for years now. known as the magazine live. short for magnetic levtation. it suspend four inches off the grounds with speeds of 300-mile-per-hour. >> our fastest train in america is 86 miles an hour train in the northeast corridor. so you're jumping from 86 miles an hour to 311 miles an hour. >> reporter: the department of transportation has granted $27.8 million to maryland to assess feasibility of the first magazine levtrain. ultimately the plan is can equity the whole east corridor, cutting down the commute, to about 60 minutes. critics say it's too expensive. the service between baltimore and d c alone is expected to cost 10 million dollars. the federal rail administration argues that shelling it out now would provide huge economic and quality of life benefits down the road. >> there's no question about it. we're going of to dig deep to do this, both public sector and private sector. but there's really no choice to do that if we want to see our economy continue to grow in the future. >> heather:

the plan ames -- the plan aims and policies for the futuristic cars and get them on the road faster. the move would require congressional approval. emily: trending this morning severe punishment handed down by leaders of a major church. yesterday archbishops with the global anglican communion voted to suspend the entire american episcopal church for 3 years over its acceptance of same-sex marriage. the church says the decision has caused mistrust in the denomination. nearly 2 million american episcopalians will be dismissed to non-voting observer status within their communion. randy: a new mother taking issue with uber after a driver left her on the sidewalk while she was in labor. then charged her. driver wouldn' t take them because the woman got sick on the sidewalk. for lost time. the couple did get to the hospital using a separate uber and has been refunded. they now want uber to apologize. dinosaur is now on display at new york' natural history. big it tops the museum' s model of a blue whale by about 30 feet. the mystery dinosaur was dug up in argentina in 2014. despite its thr

media is inundated with tributes offering just a glimpse of the legacy david bowie has left as a futurist unmatched by any in the history of rock music. >> for the first time in history a member of the spanish royal family is on trial. princess christina facing up to eight years in prison if convicted of tax fraud. the charges have angered many spaniards who are unemployed and suffering under government austerity measures. the 50-year-old is on trial along with several others including her husband. >>> volkswagen's chief executive has made another apology to american buyers for cheating diesel emissions tests. some vw cars were fitted with software to turn on pollution controls when tested. the u.s. government is suing the germany carmaker for billions of dollars in damages. chinese stock markets are continuing a poor start to the year. the shanghai index shut down to 5%. it's lost all its gains last week. investors are worried about the health of the chinese economy. a >> the continued selling pressure on mainland china and hong kong stock exchanges the fall in the shanghai index puts it

. >> now we take a trip to motown where the latest in futuristic car designers have motor fans revvedup. we have reports from detroit. >> these are the cars you won't be seeing on the road any time soon. but they will influence the new cars rolling off assembly lines in the next few years. >> you can see the way that captures the lights. >> the concept cars introduced this week at the nort north american auto show will experiment with new inside that might or might into the make their way into the cars on the dealer's lots. >> the sleek muscular acura precision won the design excellence award for concept cars. >> for the rear we wanted to create more of a luxury feeling. and the front we wanted to have it be focused on performance. because this car especially from the interior standpoint represents our new direction of performance. >> with doors and curved display screen it looks like no acura on the road. audi pointed to the future with its concept car run on hydrogen, an engineering challenge still to be worked out. >> this is our next step, the next evolution in electric driving mo

he's famous for backing futuristic endeavors like space tourism and asteroid mining. >> we're heading towards a world that's going to be massively data driven. the companies that are crushing it - uber, airbnb - are all data driven companies. and companies that aren't gathering data and using it to make decisions are going to be gone they will be destroyed. and are genetics are going to be part of the big data? >> most valuable data. >> number one life decision making tool. >> venter says their goal is to increase people's health span and hli will license their database for scientific research. but the implications of so much information seem to hint at something bigger. >> it starts changing the conversation around do you elect someone who's president without knowing their genome scan? >> i have the right to know whether you are going to come down with this disease or not. but its going to change life insurance, health insurance every aspect of our lives. >> it becomes fact-driven, information and knowledge driven so i've learned early on that knowledge is power. >> the scale of hli

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. >> very futuristic. >>> a big name coaching candidate meets with the niners. sports is next. the 49ers wasting no time getting on with their coaching search! good evening.... geraud moncure' joining you from the csn studs. >>> the 49ers wasting now time getting on with their coaching search. geraud moncure joining you from the csn studios. according to csn, according to matt maiocco, the niners met with chip kelly tonight. kelly went 16-15 over three seasons with philly while the eagles ranked in the top five in total offense in his first two seasons. they also interviewed buffalo assistant anthony lynne earlier today. >>> "t" denard span hit .301 last season but only played in 61 games due to surgery. no word on if he will play left field at at&t park or angel pagan. >>> team teal hosting detroit. hockey and food not good for you. a perfect night. sharks on the attack. and here come the red wing the other way on the rush. datsyuk going to work. he's not shy. the loose puck is in open ice. abdelkader buries the puck. the fans love im. >>> jim tomsula giving his face a fresh s

. >> well, it was silver, it was sleek and futuristic at the time. but the car made famous by the back to the future movies, the delorean, hasn't been made for more than three decades. the delorean company got the go ahead, though, from the federal government to build the 1982 replica deloreans this year. right now, a refurbished model sells for 55 grand. expect the new ones to go for just under 100,000. you can buy one early next year. i don't know what i would do with it. it would be cool to park in a man room or something. but i don't know it would be great to drive around. >> are they going to be like teslas teslas? are they going to electric? >> i don't think so. i don't even think they're going they're coming out, the old gas guzzling, slow delorean. >> you can keep that one. >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is joining us now. you've been really busy, tracking rain all day today. you called it yesterday. >> it came in late. rain totals were impressive. take a look at what we're staring at right now. we have the water vapor loop up first. we'

but, the futuristic scooters may become a thing of the past on college campuses. the university of iowa recently posted this warning on its website, telling students to leave their hoverboards at home because of a fire risk. >> i think they just got freaked out because they started having malfunctions with them, but i don't see anything wrong with them if you know that something bad could happen to them. kim: drake students were surprised to learn their university is considering a similar ban. universities would do it but i do not know that it is all that serious. kim: the ban would forbid hoverboards in residence halls, dining halls and campus , apartments. >> there really doesn't seem to be a point to own one if you live on campus then. kim: haley says it's a matter of doing your research. >> i feel like if you know what you're getting yourself into, you're not over charging the battery, those kinds of things putting too much weight on it , when it has a weight limit. that kind of thing is what causes it to catch fire so i feel like if you're doing your research

the futuristic technology he hopes to develop... with iran, giving iranian diplomats 48 hours to leave the kingdom. williams explains... it follows the storming of the saudi embassy in iran. saudi arabia's execution of a shiite cleric - nimr al-nimr ... has enflamed a centuries-old conflict between sunni and shiite muslims. saudi arabia severed diplomatic ties with shiite- dominated iran - after an irate mob ransacked the saudi arabian embassy in the iranian capital, tehran. 42 people were later arrested - though iran has now also named the street in honor of nimr al-nimr. the country's supreme leader - the ayatollah ali khamanei - said that saudi arabia will face divine revenge. saudi arabia is ruled by a sunni nimr al-nimr demanded equality for shiites - and called for peaceful protests during the arab spring. he was shot and arrested in 2012 - and sentenced to death two years later for crimes including disobeying saudi arabia's rulers. the us says it's worried the execution of nimr al-nimr will exacerbate religious tensions. but

students john kirkpatrick say they are concerned about the safety of the wheeled devices which mimic futuristic hoverboards. the u.s. consumer product safety commission has investigated 28 hoverboard-related fires in 19 states after some burst into flames. more than 30 universities have banned hoverboards. adam: dartmouth college says that generous donations will allow the school to expand its curriculum. the school received $100 million to establish new academic 10 clusters focusing on urgent world challenges. topics that dartmouth plans to concentrate on include but are not limited to cybersecurity , health care, global poverty and engineering challenges in , extremely cold regions. stephanie: folks at mount washington auto road captured some incredible views today. the snow coaches are running above the tree line at about 4200 feet. you can choose to snow shoe, ski , or ride back down the mountain. tours depart daily until march, depending on weather conditions. we will have to see how cold it will remain for those to run back and forth. if the winter weather is any trend, we might have more

and, the futuristic zumwalt undergoes sea trials.he commander of the service dynamically spearheading key changes, including improving leadership, developing new force packages and defining his distributive firepower concept to put more strike w weapons on warships. in washington, there is the debate whether the navy needs fewer, more powerful ships, or more, less sophisticated ships that can be in more places. we met with the admiral, and i asked him how he looked at the balance between global presence, and all the other missions that the service force must perform. >> i think it is about clearly the navy exists in the militaryy exists to defend our country and oufreedoms. in it to winsys be it with respect to the high-end r fight. , is also onelies of the vital things we do. in ordrder to reach rules alls, you have to be there. while we are alys driving totowards making sure that we ae ready to go fight that war, there isis always the opportuniy to significantlyly, especially with o service fororces that be there to reassure our al

where people were letting their hair down and just free flowing and he just brought a whole new futuristicd of a length to rock and roll through a theatrical approach. >> what other musicians were also influenced by what was happening in philadelphia and the way he was? >> where do you begin. >> gladys knight and the pips, vanessa williams, barry white. >> truly some biggest names of that name. >> yeah. >> i wonder, mike, from your seat, your perspective, because we think so much about that stage presence that we were discussing. how over the top it was. and yet when you were in the recording studio environment with him -- >> right. >> -- i understand your perspective was the david bowie who was very respectful, who remembered people's names. talk to me about that. >> i did a live radio concert with him decades later and he always said in interviews that those were the -- he didn't remember much of that time from, you know, the era of the partying and everything else. and at the end of the show we talked for about an hour and a half and he knew every single person's name down to the janito

fills a peninsula created by a bend in the thames with gleaming skyscrapers springing out of a futuristicpeople zone. canary wharf tower is one of the mightiest skyscrapers in all of europe. workers enjoy good public transit and plenty of green spaces for relaxing. the entire ensemble sits upon a vast underground shopping mall. in the 1700s, the thames riverfront was jammed up with shipping in downtown london while this end of town was an industrial zone with the stinky industries -- glue making, chemical works, and so on -- conveniently located just downwind from the rest of the city. in order to relieve all the congestion in downtown london, they decided to replace the industries out here with what became the world's ultimate port. the docklands organized shipping for the vast british empire. evoking the days when britannia ruled the waves, the old west india warehouses survive. but rather than trading sugar and rum, today they house the museum of london docklands and a row of happening restaurants. london's docklands illustrates how, in order to fully experience the energy of a great c

this futuristic looking pod is called the soma dome, one of only two in the country. it uses sound and light to induce a meditative state, all sounds good to me. >> i have not literally sat down since moment i woke up so i'm looking forward to this 20 minutes. first i have to unplug. i'm taking off my microphone. >> reporter: during the session when my mind drifted, music guided me back to a meditative state, leaving me feeling relaxed and fresh. >> i feel as though i can get to the rest of the night, absolutely. and i don't feel as stress. >> reporter: there are claims sound therapy can also cure aches and pains. sports dr. lewis muharram says the soundscan relax, but not heal the body. >> there's no medical evidence that meditation of any kind works to promote healing of physical ailments. the real thing is real therapy to fix physical ailments. >> but a few minutes sure can make a difference. i'm going to have to get lonnie quinn little session in that you have been very busy. >> this one has been tricky. i will have to show you what it looks like outside as of rig

. >> the company also presented a futuristic take on the old v.w. bus called the v.w. bud e. with a host of interactive features like voice recognition. >> police open the passenger door. >> ok, the passenger door is opening. >> there was no ignoring the elephant in the room, the v.w. pollution cheating scandal revealed last year which affected 11 million diesel vehicles implanted with software designed to defeat emissions testing. >> we disappointed our customers and the american people, for which i truly, am truly sorry. we are doing everything we can to make things right. >> the unveiling came just days after the u.s. justice department announced it was suing the german car maker in civil court. >> the gun alleges more than 600,000v.w. diesel engine vehicles sold in the u.s. violated u.s. viral laws and it is seeking damages of up to $37,000 per car. >> v.w. is fighting to regain consumer trust and that won't happen overnight. >> if you look at how corporate crises are resolved, it takes billions of dollars. it takes years of time, and it takes eventually introducing new p

agreement. it was so the communities will. it was -- we're fighting for their futures. this is futuristic, this is their document now. these are the things we came through 2001 and 2. and we're still working on this stuff so we can have the secty in se how policing works. >>> agency that people can change things. that people do matter and it doesn't just happen way up here. >> and i would say say, part of it is requiring history. it's within the context of history that you're an agent. and so, understanding the cloud and on. >>> and all the historians appreciate you saying that. >> if you would like to attend the session, this tuesday night, it's at the cintas center. the interactive discussion will whether in our personal lives, our community life, failures and tragedies like the civil disturbance or the riots of 2001, they happen. the real marks of a person or community is what do with that failure to make themselves better. thank you for making news makers

company's goal is to get packages to customers within thirty minutes of receiving an order the futuristic drones will weigh about fifty five pounds and will be able to deliver parcels up to five pounds over ten miles away. no word on when or where prime air will first the pulley news morning gas prices across the country are reaching a shocking low so low. lucy that my teenage nephews nieces have never seen the slow low cost of crude the price at the pump. it's a twelve year low selling below thirty dollars a barrel to put into perspective for you that's three times less than the costs of the actual barrel itself while the prices are helping average household economists say are paying in the form of thousands of jobs one hundred and twenty nine thousand jobs have been directly cut in the energy and oil industry since two thousand fourteen look for more on the plummeting prices ahead on good morning america speaking of good morning america daybreak is giving one lucky and were a chance to win a trip or two notes in new york city and includes two night stay. airfare and tickets to see gma u

coming up, nbc's jay gray will have a report from the show with futuristic accounts. >> figure out what need at the grocery store? >> i have no idea why. >> at the consumer electronics show, big news from volkswagen. they say environmental regulators should have fixes for the diesel engines. they've already approved fixes to 8 million cars. the u.s. is taking longer because regulators found out they were emitting 40 times the toxic fumes. >>> they built a hockey rink behind the house to honor his stepdaughter who recently died. this morning we have new information on one man's fight with montgomery county to keep it. the county has asked mark cohn to take down his facebook page and even offered to partner with him to move the rink. he would not agree to this plan. he has started a go fund me campaign to pay for legal expenses. to learn more you can head to nbc washington's app and search ice rink fund-raiser. >>> close call at a prince gorges county fire. a firefighter fell through the roof. he ended up in a hot, smoke-filled part of the house. quick action by fellow firefighter donny f

with tributes offering just a glimpse of the of the legacy david bowie has left as a genre-breaking futurist unmatched by any in the history of rock music. >> for the first time in history a member of the spanish royal family is on trial. princess christina faces up to eight years in prison if convicted of fax fraud. the charges have angered many spa spaniards who are unemployed and facing austerity. measures. >> vehicles video gamen has made another apology to american buyers for cheating diesel car emissions tests. the first official visit to the u.s. since the scandal broke in september. vw cars were fitted with software to turn on pollution controls when tested. u.s. government is suing the german carmaker for billions of dollars in damages. >> we have let our customers, authorities, regulators, and the general public here in america, too. we are, i am, truly sorry for that. our most important task in 2016 is to win back trust. it is the not only our cars we have to fix. we know we have to repair our credibility, too. >> well, the volkswagen diesel scandal is expected to overshadow the l