she will appear as a hologram here in l.a. while i'm a hologram in nashville.nd then another hologram, from florida georgia line. so, two cities, two theaters, multiple holograms. if you are watching this show high right now, forget it. it's unexplainable. [ laughter ] yesterday was, of course, election day. there were a number of pot-related items on state ballots. alaska, oregon and washington, d.c. voted to legalize recreational marijuana. vice president joe biden celebrated quietly at home, contemplating the infinite nature of the universe. imagine washington, d.c. -- if you thought congress didn't get a lot of work done before. just wait until they get legal pot. in florida, a measure to legalize medical marijuana did not pass. which, that's probably for the best, right? people in florida are weird enough already. [ laughter ] remarkably, the very liberal state of california still has not legalized marijuana for recreational use. though due to the drought we are having here, we are considering making it legal to drink bong water, so -- [ laughter ] yesterd

and beamed to the show in nashville as a hologram 2,000 mile as way in realtime. >> i'm either a hologramy music star kacey musgraves was digitally transported cross-country to be interviewed on his show. >> can i have a high five? >> sure. >> reporter: along with cma-award winning vocal duo, florida georgia line. appearing live as holograms from nashville. >> i don't know if you're aware of this, but you're speaking to a hologram right now, i'm not here, i'm in hawaii. >> reporter: talking to us about the cross-continental experience last night. >> it was very cool. >> reporter: and joins the ranks of other hologramed celebs. >> michael jackson, elvis, tupac and me. am i dead? tell me if i'm dead. if ryan seacrest finds about this hologram thing, he's going to host every show. i mean, this could be dangerous. >> reporter: so, of course, guy, this technology has been around a bit. we actually talked about it on this show before. it was such a high-profile success, it could be beamed to kelly to the nfl studio. this is you, man. >> never leave your bed. >> thank you, t.j. >> yeah, that wou

appearing live as holograms from nashville. >> you're speaking to a hologram right here. about the cross-continental experience last night. >> it was very cool. >> reporter: and joins the ranks of the hologramed celebs. >> michael jackson, elvis, tupac and me. am i dead? tell me if i'm dead. if ryan seacrest finds about this, he's going to host every show. this could be dangerous. >> reporter: this technology has been around a bit. we have talked about it a bit before. it was such a high-profile success, it could be beamed to kelly to the nfl studio. >> never leave your bed. >> thank you, t.j. >> yeah, that would be awesome, t.j. we're going to work on that. >>> coming up, deals and steals, some of oprah's favorite things. stay right there. ♪ you could be at the corner of "i'm throwing away money" and "i had no idea." well, walgreens has your back. our expert pharmacists make it easy for you to save on your prescriptions. so you can keep your money where it belongs. swing by walgreens... ...where you could save even more with medicare prescription copays as low as zero do

there will be a hologram of us live at the cma theater in nashville and a hologram of the performers idea how it's going to work. probably won't work. [ laughter ] and i'll be left talking to nobody. but -- it should be fun to watch either way. we'll have appearances from and with tim mcgraw, faith hill, brad paisley, florida georgia line and a couple of surprise guests, too so, that is tomorrow night. our first guest tonight is a very funny person with seven seasons of "saturday night live" under the loops of her belt. her new animated movie "big hero 6" opens in 3d on friday. please welcome maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i just want to tell you, i'm not sick, i'm just -- i screamed yesterday for a stupid -- >> you were at a katy perry concert? >> jimmy: exactly. how are you? the last time you were here, you had -- >> pregnant or something. >> jimmy: you had two kids. >> right. >> jimmy: and it hasn't been that long, now you have -- >> four. >> jimmy: are you concerned that the next time you visit us you will have eight children? [ laughter ] >> yes. >> jimmy: if yo

holograms, they're not just for tupac anymore. they're for everybody. all right.e write novels. and lots of people solve crimes. but i'll say something. it takes a man with extraordinary skill to do both of those things. he plays crimi-novelist richard castle on "castle", which airs mondays at 10:00 on abc. please say hello to nathan fillion. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> what did you call me? >> jimmy: i called you a crimi-novelist. i was so proud of myself. >> i heard that. i said -- it sounds like a real word. >> jimmy: it is now. i googled it last night. no results. so, it's a fresh new word that i present to you as my gift. >> i can have it? >> jimmy: it is for you. you can use it from now on. >> do i have to credit you? >> jimmy: no, you do not. it's my gift to you. it is yours. >> oh. >> jimmy: you can put it on your license plate like when guys get old, when you get old, put it on your license plate so people will pull you over and ask you things. [ laughter ] you know how that goes in hollywood. you see screenwriter and some g

plus music from florida georgia line via hologram. and now, out of thin air, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. that's very nice. hello, citizens of earth. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ]

"jem and the holograms." you are making tv shows. how is that different from making music?my mom isn't very impressed with anything i do in music. but introducing my mom to meryl streep at the premiere of "the giver," it's ok now that i dropped out of college. >> how about the tv show, "scorpion" on cbs? it's doing pretty well. >> one more time. monday, 9:00. doing pretty good. the same guy who found psy brought walter o'brien to meet me. maybe we could do something on tv or film. we just went on this run together. to see the success and how much people are loving the show, it has been so much fun. >> tell me about ithaca. >> i never talk about that. i believe there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. i believe that managers and creative's and everyone should come together and work together in alliance. i put together a group of my friends, and it is simply that. it is an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses, because there is more than enough to go around. >> so this is a fund. >> there is a fund aspect th

plus music from florida georgia line via hologram. and now, out of thin air, here's jimmy kimmel! that's very nice. hello, citizens of earth.

it is more than special, that hologram, it is something that she has always sat in. >> if anybody has it, return it. it's my mom's. >> in hayward, kpix 5. >> well the 49ers saw her story on facebook. they called her a short time ago to tell her that they would get right on finding the correct seat. >>> lava creeping closer inch by inch. and tonight that there will be a new threat. in hawaii with the exclusive video. >> there is no other truck like it on the market. ford's new f-150, made out of something that the military uses. we'll take you for a test drive. is still inching very slowly td the town of pahoa... but now there is another threa >>> tonight that big lava know in hawaii is still inching very slowly towards the town. but now there is another threat. we sent our reporter to the big island to find out for herself. betty? >> reporter: okay, we are being kept at a distance from thatla -- distance from that lava flow. >> this exclusive video, it really shows the power of lava. it is burning through vegetation, covering everything else in its path. the lava is less than 100 feet

[laughter] russell crowe is a hologram, a hologram that has all the performs, personality quickers -- memories, personality quirks, all the expressions of superman's father. is this possible? this could be the end product of president barack obama's brain initiative. we will have a disk called brain 2.0. brain 2.0 that lives on even after we die. and then the question is, can the mind exist without the body? 200, 300 years ago people thought that the spirit, the soul was different from flesh and blood. then we have modern science which tells us, no, no, no. you see, the brain is wet ware, like hardware. the brain is computer wet ware and the mind is software. the mind is software running our wet ware. but, you see, if we can put the mind on a disk called the connectome, this billion dollar project of president barack obama's, then in some sense the mind can be separate from the body just as the ancients once thought. but let's talk about science. that was hollywood. now let's talk about science. because of physics, we can now peer right into the thinking process of the mind. with mri

a new experiment using a hologram. we'll be watching. see you tomorrow. good night.

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captain, recommend we attempt to destroy the hologram generations themselves. waveguides, i could split a particle beam out of the matter/antimatter chamber and run it down through existing conduit into the holodeck. if accelerated to sufficient velocity, that would quite literally wash away all present holographic constructs. the london buildings, the streets, the people, all gone, including moriarty. dr. pulaski? well, a particle beam will tear apart human flesh, as well. captain... i'm sensing something from the holodeck. it's as if a unifying force or a single consciousness is trying to bring it all into focus. there can be only one explanation. in programming moriarty to defeat me, not holmes, he had to acquire something which i possess. what, exactly? consciousness, sir. without it, he could not defeat me. computer, what happened? attitude and stabilization control of the enterprise was momentarily transferred to holodeck two. data, i think it best that you and i should return to the holodeck. i will change into my uniform, sir. no, i will change into som

it is not a hologram. how about economics? do need to change the way we teach economics? a raging debate worldwide. stay with us. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> coming up, morgan spurlock will join us. working in the feed of documentary film. look for that on television and radio. it is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene with scarlet fu and brendan greeley as well. we look today's back at the election, and i noticed this election night, what a night for women. >> a milestone. there are now 100 women in congress for the first time ever. it sounds great, but sobering when you put it into context. women make up almost 20% of congress. jodi greenstone is our guest host. one report estimates based on the current rate of change, it reache 2121 before women gender parity in congress. that is pretty pathetic. how do we create conditions so it won't be a 100-your weight? >> first, it is not that different than business. one of the real barriers, we only have one model of what it means to be in congress. that means you have got to be away from home for certain amount

bleen generates real time holograms changing the way we watch movie, game and interact with others.d with the nimble sense. a the skeletal virtual reality software that optimizes vr technology like the oculus rift. with 82% of the vote bleen is the winner. raised about a tenth of its target but very cool technology where it's basically 3-d in your living room new york city glasses required. congratulations to bleen onning with this week's tech crowd winner. >> another day, another new project from amazon. jeff bezos into his most recent foray with gadgets. don't go away. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. whoyour boss?rk for? yourself? your parents? your family? at baird, what matters most to you... matters most to us. as an employee owned firm, our financial advisors have the freedom and resources to realize a plan to fit your famil

and while she said yes to the wax figurine for the figure, she feels like it is too spooky to do hologramhow much, that she would be willing to reconsider when moore time had passed, of course we had seen one from michael jackson after he passed from years later. >> getting ready for the eagles packer game this weekend. you can help out, come counsel to fourth and market, help us hammer the cheese. on serious note for you, bob kelly will be following this. a traffic mess, if you go over the ben franklin bridge, evidently, there is an overturned tractor-trailer, on the new jersey side of the ben franklin bridge. give you the alternate routes coming up on good day philadelphia. it may seem strange, but people really can love their laxative. especially when it's miralax. it hydrates, eases, and softens, to unblock your system naturally. so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. >> sixty-two year old woman found murdered in south philadelphia. police on the scene with what they have found out. >>> ready for fight in south philly. boo's and cheers fill the ro

bleen creates real time holograms. and they are up against the nimble sense.keletal virtual reality device that work with look the oculus rift. the winner will be revealed tomorrow. >> when we come back. the future of education in the digital age. plus shares of qualcomm hit hard today. and that could be a big deal for apple and other smart phone makers. s&p has gone positive again, 2026. "squawk alley" back in a minute. introducing synchrony financial bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. >>> earlier this year we revealed our list of the 25 rebel, icons and leaders who has the most impact in world business over the last quarter century. now the list of 100 who have the biggest influence on the next 25 years. talking education and virtual with online educational platform that partners with the universities ranging from stanford to ohio state. good to see you. education has been one of the hardest areas to innovate. where do you think we are in innovation in education? >> i think we are a

in fact, bring in a hologram of obama and what he said in his book and it's what i'm saying. >> just because congress doesn't act the way the emperor wants, that doesn't take away the process. this isn't about prosecutorial discretion. this is about the president writing a bill that he constitutionally does not have the authority to do. congress has a role. the judicial branch has a role. the executive branch. we have congress they pass the bills whether the president likes it or not he has a chance to sign it. he has violated the law. he's sledding the constitution. he's getting rid of all the order. and you say as long as you agree with it it's for the better of the good. if it's an issue you don't like, what does that mean then? >> 68 senators passed a bipartisan -- >> in the senate. so what? so what? >> the house of representatives not even consider it for -- >> those tea party guys -- wait a minute. >> the ends do not justify the means. >> 350 bills that they sent over to harry reid and the senate they have all sat there, geraldo, including an immigration bill. >> the immigratio

if you stand on one end, it has kind of a hologram effect. if you stand to be right side you just see a big flag, and if you walk to where i am standing, the image changes and you see these faces representing these ethnic and racial groups. ellis island to miss rates how much americans love immigration. this seems strange given the politics today, but americans, i would say most americans today in the 21st century absolutely love immigration. as strange as that may sound, hold that thought. but we know from headlines, from politics, debates in congress and so forth then americans also hate immigration. it seems we have always hated it. we will get to the explaining how that is possible, to love and hate something at the same time. it is not that half of americans love it and half of them hate it. it is that millions of americans at the same time love it and hate it. and there is a good reason for that and it has been the same reason for long, long time. two kinds of immigration. this is one way to look at it. who wants to venture a guess? how

baptism by fire, america's first hologram of an immigrant tribe with no voice or no clout. he continues to placers on civility on mainstream media for the way they flame -- they framed relationships in the months leading up to the riots, thehe also talks about riots as our day of reckoning, when koreans were reborn because he sees it as the moment when koreans had to think about their vulnerability and the way they fit into a larger, multiracial society. these are the things he continues to write about today. he's instigating a group of to writeean-americans a compilation of essays about their experiences and there have in a group of children that started a center for leadership which is about teaching youth leadership skills and living by your constant will stop so i end with this -- an artifact. to ring it back to the beginning, this project of telling history and thinking about how i wanted to talk about changes in the asian-american community and trying to tell this in an interesting way and think about how an individual, singular experience can be a place where you unf

i am not sure if we will have a hologram of will.i.am mama but it will be good stuff here it >> also,libaba rising again. we will be back. plus, they are betting big on bitcoin. oner and henry have moved and will join eric with more. ♪ reported a jump in its profits in the first earnings announcement since it went public in september. right now, shares are higher. how long will the magic carpet dried last? emily chang spoke with the company's is vice chairman and cofounder. emily, what did he have to say about alibaba's user growth? >> as far as magic, alibaba not showing any signs of slowing down just yet. still a jump in sales, as well as a jump in conversions to mobile. there actually seeing customers go all the way through and purchase things. they are confident about the ability to monetize the traffic. joe is alibaba's earliest deal maker all the way back to the first softbank investment. so i was interested in their strategy for making more strategic investments. they are investing in companies like a list and tango, second and third tier is very how does -- make sense? >> we t

think about a hologram, right.nload a free app on your phone, and actually, point it at different targets including $1 bill and watch the giving tower grow. when you donate you get a brick in the building. the idea is let's get everyone in the world to donate, get their brick, even watch the bricks stack up. >> yeah. okay. a tower to the moon. this is symbolic, this tower. you can see what you've donated as soon as do you it, which is awesome. the hologram. how did you come up with it? it's extraordinary the technological feat. you point your phone at the $1 bill, right? >> yeah. it's pretty crazy. we really, really try and innovate as much as with can. we're nuts. our slogan is if you don't give back no one will like you. we wanted to think of a fun way for people to participate. it's fun if it's fun and you like it. then you're going to raise more money for your favorite cause. >> yeah. do you get a sense of the demographics who is participating? >> well, i think we'll get a wide spectrum of participants. but soc