the president is very futuristic looking. he's thinking about a transportation system, and infrastructure system that includes not only transportation but other aspects of critical infrastructure that will make us more competitive internationally. you will hear more about that from him tomorrow. there will be other aspects. thinkl of these issues i our exciting, interesting, but they also present challenges. if we are to be futuristic and looking towards the future, we need to discuss them in a way that may not yield consensus right now but we need to be talking about them. you and your various states have an excellent opportunity to start some projects on a trial basis and see whether they work or not. the purpose of a meeting like this is to study best practices where we learn from you, you learn from one another, and there is a lot of valuable information to be shared. >> great. i have governors snyder, baker. the governor of rhode island? >> nice to see you again and think you for joining us. nice to have another woman ar

this odd and futuristic looking contraption is ultimately an electric scarf. ing warmt onto your neck that it helps moderate the temperature of your entire body. yeah, i know, it kind of looks like a spare part that has fallen off a stormtrooper, but what this is trying to do is actually really good. it warms you up when you are on the slopes and cools you down if you are in a hotter climate. but it is the way it does it that doesn't work for me. having it round your neck feels really restrictive and it is rather bulky, and that is the last thing you want when you are out and about and being active. pretty little smart watches are everywhere, but the makers of this one claim it is the daddy of smart watches, because it is chunky and robust and it can also save your life if you are stranded at sea or on the side of a mountain. this is ultimately a smart watch that looks like a high end runner‘s watch. the makers say they wanted to create something a bit different for the surf and ski fans with its design which comes in three different colours. the big sell here

which means basically come he is a futurist. he looks ahead to the threats that will be facing united states and our ability to respond to them. i think that would really give him a good background to be a national security advisor. >> sandra: john roberts, thank you for that report. good to see you. as we await a new executive on immigration, it is it a comment about some of those very refugees the president made this weekend that has stirred similar outrage. on friday, "tucker carlson tonight" ran an interview with a filmmaker about the alleged crime spike in sweden after the nation took in hundreds of thousands of refugees over the past few years. >> they know that this crime is happening, they can feel it, the statistics are clear. they would refer to what is the cause behind it and say, it is happening, it is men who are hurting people, not the refugees. they make excuses for it for the majority of the population in sweden still wants to have an open-door policy. it's confounding. >> sandra: on saturday, at his rally in melbourne, f

i see a robot in front of me and what looks like some kind of futuristic hospital, and there's a guy seems very unhappy and another guy who looks seems to be shooting at him. the images move seemlessly with my head. if i look around i can see planet earth in front of me. but this is the cool bit, it moves. i can walk inside it and see from outside of the planet, and appreciate it from this angle, and if i stand here, yep, a space station that's orbiting the earth as well. now, the glasses know where they are, spacially, as there are a couple of cameras on front of them. all of the processing is happening on the headset itself. the 0dgr—8 glasses will cost around £800 but they are basically a wearable computer. are some cheaper, lower tech ar options out there, though. there are lots of low—cost virtual reality headsets that make use of smartphones. this is a low—cost augmented reality headset that uses a phone. phones slot inside it here. put an ar app in it and the images on the screen is reflected right here. so, let's give it a go. so, when the headset‘s on, i can look down the sc

. >> what they can do better is make a phone that looks more futuristic. ill see that with fall. 10 fall, -- next look at aers need to phone that is different but the substance of the phone, they are doing a great job. vonnie: joining us is brownstone to talk apple -- brad stone to talk apple, the author of the -- a brand-new book. in bookstores since yesterday. the apple quarter is the holiday quarter, the fourth quarter, not fiscal quarter, revenue up 3.3% and stock up almost 6%, is that justified? >> we can start with what did lot, ipad sales were down and they did not do that well in china, apple tv did not do very well. the other revenue segments kchrock and yet the -- shrun and the iphone did great because the competition literally went up in flames. 78 million iphones sold, and incredible quarter for apple. mark: services revenue, 18% increase, a big, big business for the company, isn't it? >> a long-term focus, relatively small but the growth is important, tim cook has been talking about that a long time. in the perennial search for the next app. ma

i see a robot in front of me and what looks like some kind of futuristic hospital. y who looks seems to be shooting at him. the images move seemlessly with my head. if i look around i can see planet earth in front of me. but this is the cool bit — it moves. i can walk inside it and see from outside of the planet, and appreciate it from this angle. and if i stand here, yep, a space station that's orbiting the earth as well. now, the glasses know where they are, spacially, because there's a couple of cameras on front of them. and all of the processing is happening on the headset itself. the odgr—8 glasses will cost around £800, but they are basically a wearable computer. there are some cheaper lower tech ar options out there, though. there are lots of low—cost virtual reality headsets that make use of smartphones. this is a low—cost augmented reality headset that uses a phone. phones just slot inside it here. put an ar app on it and the image on the screen is reflected on these lenses right here. so let's give it a go. so when the headset is on, i can bring down the sc

i see a robot in front of me and what looks like some kind of futuristic hospital. of me. but this is the cool bit, it moves. i can walk inside it and see from outside of the planet, and appreciate it from this angle, and if i stand here, yep, a space station that's orbiting the earth as well. now, the glasses know where they are, spacially, because there's a couple of cameras on front of them. and all of the processing is happening on the head set itself. the 0dgr—8 glasses will cost around £800 but they are basically a wearable computer. there are some cheaper lower tech ar options out there, though. there are lots of low—cost virtual reality headsets that make use of smartphones. this is a low—cost augmented reality headset that uses a phone. phones just slot inside it here. put an ar app on it and the images on the screen is reflected on these lenses right here. so let's give it a go. so when the headset‘s on, i can bring down the screen and i scan see graphics reflected from the phone just in the headset. now, it has another trick up its sleeve as well. you can

. >> and amazon is looking to corner the market on the a futuristic way of delivering home packages. >> it is up and running and it is tracking a series of storms heading this way. we'll be taking a look at our live hi-def doppler radar. >> and here's a live look at the lit-up toll plaza across the span of the bay bridge. we have a new crash blocking a lane at the toll plaza. more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ complete forecast in just a few minutes. the man accused of a crime spree >>> good morning. time check 6:14 on this wednesday. it's "hump day," february 15. and we are waiting for the rain. you can see by our live weather camera out towards the bay bridge. we see clouds on the increase. we might see a glimpse of the sunrise at 6:59. we have the full report featuring how much rain you should expect and how it's going to affect monday. that's coming up at 6:18. >>> the man accused of a crime spree in santa clara county is expected in court today. cruz vargas was arrested in january. the 21-year-old faces several charges. police say his crime spree started at the bank of amer

to be involved in any of the films nominated and you have no idea what they are looking for each year. it might be futuristicy can knock up across four floors. they can knock up an outfit scratch in three days. we may have seen some fantastic costu mes we may have seen some fantastic costu m es for we may have seen some fantastic costumes for an upcoming remake, but there are a lot of showrooms. the uk has a world—renowned reputation when it comes to the cultural arts. last year film it comes to the cultural arts. last yearfilm and it comes to the cultural arts. last year film and tv attracted £1.3 billion worth of international investment, so maintaining those relationships across europe is ever more important come the decisions of brexit. decisions like funding for films. since 2007, the eu has contributed more than 100 million euros to the uk's film industry. it brings in people, goods and services, but that could become more difficult with new visa requirements. but the weaker pound is bringing in business because it is bringing in business because it is cheaper. there are certain big production is happe

what they can do better is make a phone that looks a little bit more futuristic. which will come out next fall. i think consumers need to feel -- need to look and feel at a phone that is slightly different. longer-term, what they can do better is the whole concept about augmented reality, which we will hear about with the iphone 10. that is a new way that we will interact with our phones and technology in the future. francine: is that the new generation of products? that much 7 is not different from the iphone 6. gene: the iphone 10 will be substantively different. there is a mapping chip that will allow the concept of a platform for augmented reality. in the grand scheme of things, it will be a significant change from the current iphone. it will not be as big of a jump as from an iphone 5 two an iphone 6. this is one of the original functions. i know it is hard to read. i want to come in and circle down here, 9.78% three-year dividend growth rate. they are up to a million trillion dollars in cash. they had to get to a double-digit growth rate on dividends? gene:

. >> and especially as you look at what the futurists tell us that the mesamerica is going to have do as far as feeding the world, 20, 25 years as we are going forward. mr. mcnulty, according to a recent michigan study, water prices have rizden -- risen since 2010 and if the trend continues, it is estimated that 45.6% of american households will not be able to afford water u services in the next five years n. your professional opinion what is the effect of rising water prices and the effect on the rural areas of arkansas? >>> it is going to be hard. it is going to be hard for the citizens, because they will begin to cut back the use of the potable water, but it is not going the change the debt service requirements that are on the systems. so you are in a catch 22 and folks say, i will reduce it and save money, and then the water system is so i think it will be a very challenging time for rural water systems. >> so i guess tell me about in the next infrastructure bill if -- that we do, do you feel like it's important then to address affordability? >> absolutely. affordability has to be

you've got no idea which way the academy's going to go, what they're looking for each year, so it might be futuristicwed to show you. from visual effects to high—end production to — of course — costume design, the uk has a world—renowned reputation when it comes to the cultural arts. last year film and tv attracted £1.3 billion worth of international investment, so maintaining those relationships, particularly across europe, is ever more important come the decisions of brexit. decisions like funding for film. since 2007, the eu has contributed more than 100 million euros towards the uk film industry. when we leave, what will happen to that source? the free movement of people, goods and services could become difficult if new visa requirements are introduced. but on the plus side, the weaker pound is bringing in business, because it's cheaper. there are certain big productions that are happening at the moment, all the studios are all booked up, so you might get a different view from the studios, but we've also still got the tv industry and the theatre industry. unravelling the ties the eu has with the

we will take a look at some of the other futuristic robots and finding out the implications for the workplaceds with no qualifications. barking and hackney south were in the bottom five constituencies nationally. the government said it had introduced phonics to "help children acquire the basic building blocks of reading". a gym in east london that helps disabled people back into work could close if it doesn‘t secure funding. ability bow is the only gym of its kind in central london. but it‘s been unsuccessful in winning grants from the nhs, mayor of london or the government. the charity has helped hundreds of people get back on their feet. i never thought i could ever go shopping for myself, you know, go out and, you know, now i can do all of that without to feel that, how am i going to do this, you know, sometimes ijust do it without even thinking. let‘s have a look at the travel situation. no issues on the tube. earlier signalfailure on the london overground has been sorted. on the roads, massive queues on the a13 in to town from before goresbrook. in the city, cornhill is closed from bankj

looks like meter man. >> so season five of jeesey. >> yes, he does a fashion show where he shows off his clothes , shoes, and we are futuristic thingsme out of his head fashion wise. he did it during new york tags week. kanye we know for sure was in new york for fashion week. don't know why he wasn't there tons of models, tons of weird mars looking stuff but no kanye. he has probably been still sometime to mentally recover from everything that happened to him late last year. >> last time we saw kanye and kim was valentines day and they posed for that awkward it looked like a hostage photo. >> it looks like, listen, these two are having, they are refining their love, rekind ling their love together but it was a rough year on the kanye west/kim kardashian trent. if they want to take sometime away from the the spotlight, let them do it. they had a rough time. >> i agree it was a tough year >> we will be watching tmz today. >> thank you. >> at some point we would say kardashian that i am every single day because mike was keeping count. >> yes. >> but again, they just didn't shine, it looks like they were e hounded by paparazzi and see f