igor: i think it is real.f you look at some of the normal things that most households require, i think it can probably do 80% of the things that we need that are repetitive. i know that amazon is banking on that. brad: let's talk about pryon. augmented intelligence. what is it? can these sorts of services have the same impact in the office that they are having in our homes right now? igor: well, i think if you look at some of the technologies that we use at home and try to imagine what they would look like in the workplace, lightweight messaging may be -- twitter-like engagement. we may use facebook at home, but it is an entity like linkedin that we interact with in the workplace. we see the same delineation is going to happen between the types of ai's we use at home and the type we use at work. augmented intelligence is as follows. one of the core precepts that uber was founded on was the concept of what would happen to productivity if we gave everybody a chauffeur. you didn't have to tend to a car, pay the i

burglar stuck in stove vent 1212185 insertsot igor campos runs this tax business in san lorenzo .. for the last 24 hours he's been hearing a strange noise... when he finally investigated found a man stuck in the stove vent of the restaurant next doorsot john whiting/alameda county fire :29authorities believe the 29 year old san lorenzo man entered from the roof and then got stuck... sot sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office 42when he was finally brought out, he was covered in grease.. authorities say he was in the early stages of dehydration and had he not been found today, he could have died.sot igor campos/campos tax services 104 115/than what it is it is 115/than what 104tax services campos/campos sot igor died.could have died.sot igor campos/campos tax services 104115/than what it is (grant) just in to kron 4... bay area congresswoman nancy pelosi has all but ensured that she will be elected house speaker in january... by agreeing to limit how long she'd serve. pelosi will serve in the post no more than four additional years. she says she is comfortable with the plan--

this morning igor campos saved a man's life. he heard a strange faint noise coming from the walls. >> he was more like huuu, huuu. no one was saying help or anything like that. i didn't pay too much attention to it. >> the o noise continued. so he followed the foids to the back door of this chinese restaurant. a man told him he was stuck in a grease trap. igor called 911. >> this is a picture of him covered in grease and crushed inside the vent when officials came to rescue him. >> we can kwimpl that this person was not santa claus but likely a trespasser. we're looking at possible burglary. >> how you got on there? i was sleeping on top of the roof. i was like how you got on top of the roof? >> firefighters pulled the nan out. >> it took about 30 minute action. >> pair deadics took him to the hospital to be cleaned up. >> another day without water we could have been looking at a fatality here. >> they think he may have been trying to steal copper wiring and other recyclables. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. take a look. a hit

igor then called 911. and the owner of the building even showed up. >> the vent was smallman. he couldn't get through. he got stuck. >> reporter: this is a picture of him inside covered in grease when the alameda sheriff's office came to rescue him. >> we can confirm this person was not santa claus, but likely a trespasser. we're looking at possible burglary. >> how you got up there? i was sleeping on top of the roof. how you get on top of the roof, how you get inside there? >> reporter: firefighters did manage to pull the man out of the vent. >> it took about 30 minutes. >> reporter: paramedics put him on a gurney and took him to the hospital to be cleaned up and treated for dehydration. >> another day we could have been looking at a fatality here. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the man might face trespassing and vandalism charges. they think he might have been trying to steal some copper wire whether he broke into this vacant restaurant and other recyclables. reporting live in san lorenzo, anoushah ro anoushah rasta, new jersey bay area news. >> the father of governo

and for tracking developments of all this is our correspondent igor. it's a story with so many ramifications i'm not sure where to begin but what else the president putin have to say on all this well you know union lattimer putin has indeed focused a lot on this i.n.f. treaty indeed and the thing is about this whole deal is. putin's position on this was very much in line with russia's position on that the whole time and i should also say that in fact it has very much correlated with what has been the international view of the situation around the deal the thing about it when it was struck between the united states and then soviet union it basically ended the called war it ended the arms race fueled by the cold war nowadays it is role its role is viewed as not allowing this arms race to happen again to repeat and so glad i'm a putin's position has been that really the united states of binding is a bad thing it is excuse me abandoning it all will do more harm and won't do any good at all and probably that's why we've heard so much outcry and concern out

on this let's go live now to our t's eve or to step down off who's been following the developments igor i would imagine the ramifications of what non-communication it seems like on such issues don't lead to any word good what was said today. well indeed we have just listened to a briefing by any of the deputy director of russia's center for cyber security and corporation where he revealed among other things the fact that well moscow and washington d.c. had been in while in very extensive communication right before the inauguration of then president elect donald trump and what moscow did essentially facing them the allegations of meddling in the twenty sixteen united states presidential elections they did pass all the technical data the how doubts particular center had to show that the. well i had nothing to do with whatever meddling in those elections and this is the sort of documentation. more school is ready to release is ready to make public if washington agrees to that now also as you've mentioned he expressed his regrets that right now even though all the political mechanisms for t

let's bring in igor who's been listening who's been following developments as well in this igor so there you go donald trump has taken credit for defeating i thought give us a sense if you would almost the timeline of the u.s. military involvement in the what i'd like to start here is that this plenty of irony i should say in this one hundred or so characters donald trump has just used to make this announcement starting that he's done it on twitter and continuing with the fact that it is far from the first time that he's doing it and probably most importantly is the fact that he's boasting about this at all because you know nobody really invited the u.s. troops into syria certainly not the u.n. recognized president and official leader of syria bashar assad but as far as the united states are concerned well are they deal with whatever problems with the face with the one tool the with the one method they know best and that is just blunt force just stupid blunt force so they just came they saw and they well they wrecked the place pretty much and you don't have to go too far for any examples

let's go live now to our correspondent igor who has been following developments tell us igor what more did the president have to say on this matter well you know the russian president vladimir putin has indeed talked a lot about this i.n.f. treaty and how important and crucial it is to international security but also well kind of retreating what he had to say a couple of months ago when the united states just announced their intention to abandon this treaty went back then vladimir putin promised a swift and a myriad response and now again underlining this he says that well russia won't spend much time coming up with counter to whatever the united states has in store if it decides to abandon the in their deal but russia's approach to this treaty has been cited by washington as one of the reasons why we want to scrap the deal here is how vladimir putin addressed that. look. there's a reason for the unilateral withdrawal from the i.m.f. the u.s. used the familiar trivial way unsubstantiated accusations of russia violating its obligations under the treaty or the us already violated it them

igor campos/discovered man in stove vent:"he was moaningjohn whiting/alameda county fire: "he was ina kneeling fetal position in an 18 inch by 18 inch stove vent, unable to move."igor campos/discovered man in stove vent:"i know he's facing some consequences but the good thing is he's alive and i was able to save his life."(grant) the unidentified man was checked into the hospital, checked into man was unidentified the unidentified man was checked into the hospital, where he was hydrated and the grease was removed. he now faces vandalism and tresspassing charged. (ken) a family and community are grieving-- after a beloved teacher, husband, and father was shot by police in his redwood city home. and right now-- an investigation is underway-- trying to piece together exactly how this happened. police say they acted in self defense when kyle hart... armed with a knife... threatened to take his own life.. he was then shot and killed by officers during what they characterized as a violent encounter in his back yard.

he was in the early stages of dehydration and had he not been found today, he could have died.sot igor campos/campos tax services 104i feel lucky that he's ok i believe i saved his life because i think today or tomorrow he could be a lot worse than what it is standup dan kerman/san lorenzo 115the suspect was taken to a hospital where the grease was removed and he was rehydrated. he is now facing vandalism and trespassing charges... in san lorenzo, dan kerman kron 4 news. (james) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... state officials have released an estimate on how much it will cost to clean up the devestation from the camp fire. (james) but first... some new developments in the ongoing sage between the raiders and city of (james) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. skies much clearer to start the day today than the past two days with fog being limited this morning. temperatures will boost into the low to mid 60's with plenty of sunshine overhead to ta

. >> el sonido continuó e igor buscó el origen en un edificio aledaño de su restaurante, allí escuchó dice que el respiradero está pequeño que el hombre no pudo pasar y quedó atascado. >> está metido por donde sale el humo. >> los bomberos trabajaron por 30 minutos para liberar al hombre hasta que lo sacaron. >> salió lleno de grasa, bastante delgado, no se pudo grrenoa. >> el sujeto fue tratado por deshidratación, según la policía el caso podría ser un intento de robo. >> muchos se preguntan como quedó atrapado ese hombre, según el dijo estaba dormido y cuando volteo se resbaló y quedó atrapado. >> los bomberos dijeron que si hubiese quedado atrapado un día más habría muerto por deshidratación. en san josé, un choque b color rojo el cierre de una calle por varias horas, una mujer, pasajera del vehículo que perder control fue llevada al hospital con heridas graves, no se sabe si el alcohol y las drogas fueron un factor. >> hablemos de esos carriles robos que se pintaron hace tres años para aliviar el tráfico. resulta que los conductoresian que visitan sus tiendas. esto afecta a dueños

when he investigated wednesday morning, he found a man was stuck in the restaurants stove vent.sot igor campos/discove red man in stove vent :19when firefighters arrived they found could spot the man's shoes just above the stove.... sot john whiting/alameda county fire :35it's belve the 29 year old san lorenzo man enterned from the roof 2 days agosot sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office :49when firefighters were able to get him out, he was covered in grease and in the early stages of dehydration.... authorities say he could have died, had he not been discovered today.sot 115/save his life 115/save his lifesot115/save his life (vicki/tele vo) redwood city police are still sorting out the detailsin an officer involved shooting that ended in the death of a local resident. at the same time, we've learned the man who died was a popular middle school teacher in palo alto where kron four's rob fladeboe tells us about how the community is reaching out to his family. jen koepnick/family friend "...he always had a smile on face and made sure everyone was happy...fellow teacher jen keopn

>> reporter: igor said it was a sound he kept hearing for two days. >> and i continued to hear it. >>eporter: until this morning when he finally went to investigate. and this is what he found. a man covered in grease, stuck in an exhaust vent at the business next door. >> then i started asking questions, what's your name? oh, just please help me, get me out of here. i'm like, what is your name, what you doing there? >> reporter: campos called 911 when first responders arrived, all they could see from below was the man's leg and foot. >> apparently he jumped in the ventilation for the cook area. he's definitely stuck. >> they saw a foot. >> reporter: in order to free the man, firefighters had to dismantle the vent. >> he was if a fetal position basically on his knees with his head in his upper body, his shoulders still stuck in the vent system itself with the lower portion, hips and below, sitting down here above the vent system on the stove, unable to move. he couldn't go up or down. >> reporter: once freed, he was loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. >> we can confirm

when he investigated wednesday morning, he found a man was stuck in the restaurants stove vent.sot igorman in stove vent :19when firefighters arrived they found could spot the man's shoes just above the stove.... sot john whiting/alamed

america's main news provider so this week he floated the idea of setting up his own state run alternative igor shutdown of takes a look at how if it ever makes it to where trump t.v. might measure up against the establishment works. it's been a long brutal and tiresome fight fake fake disgusting house fake i'm not going to give you a question you are fake news the level of dishonesty is out of control the two go met and clashed and found themselves in a stalemate now trump appears to be opting for a new approach if you can't beat them join them throughout the world c.n.n. has a powerful voice portraying the united states in an unfair and false way something has to be done including the possibility of the united states starting our own worldwide network to show the world the way we really are great. and i wonder what it will look like. hello and thank you for joining c.n.n. i'm your host for today anderson blooper and our top story a huge announcement from the white house nato is obsolete some powerful words from the president that the united states indeed has been the biggest loser in this dec

igor akinfeev, the host's hero. there was some party in moscow that night.this time. once more, he got his revenge. also set up another goalfor good measure. put in by firmino! it's two! they're through! mexico out. it would be belgium next for brazil, but they needed nacer chadli's 94th minute winner to end japan's brave resistance. it was over and out for ronaldo. his portugal beaten by a brace from uruguay‘s edinson cavani. and there was a cracker in kazan. what a strike! what a strike from angel di maria! pavard hits it! it's another glorious goal! seven goals. individual brilliance epitomized the france—argentina game, before teamwork won it. end to end. two goals for kylian mbappe. france's teenage star was rising. messi shone all too briefly. to samara, and sweden for england. a place in the semifinals at stake. this was big. really big. it would also be really routine. england against sweden for a place in the semifinal of the world cup. relaxed? no, i didn't think so. maguire, kane, stones. now they break. and it's headed firmly in. harry maguire go

boots on the ground without approval from damascus or a un dates well kevin all spoke to correspondent igor down off a little bit earlier to get a broader look back at the u.s. campaign in syria united states. have been changing the rules of this game as it said game was ongoing when it comes to why the in syria in the first place because it certainly wasn't an official invitation from the un recognized leader bashar assad and to the country saying they want to fight terrorists i saw so now they've defeated unlike the i don't really introduced a new reasons a new pretext as why the should stay for example come combating and kind of countering iranian influence in syria well where did that come from so now they say that their priorities have shifted again we're not asking for regime change we're not asking for the russians to leave we're asking for is a compromise settlement there's a strong. readiness on the part of western nations not to ante up money for that disaster unless we have some kind of i'd. there that the government is ready to compromise a notion i create yet another horror in

for a sailor was joined here by igor's dunn offer a broader look back over the u.s. campaign in syria. president. pretty much bull unusual for the credit for all this for looks of it for defeating isis although it was only really the you know these camilla relapser end of all this isn't it well yeah it's not the first time that the donald trump announces the withdrawal of troops from syria but last time that happened he backtracked pretty quickly you turning and staying in syria for another year or so well now yes indeed and he is taking the credit for it and just to give him the credit that he deserves in really the united states did do a lot to defeat eisel in syria i mean that can can't really be taken from them they pretty much liberated all of the eastern and northern much of the northern syrian regions of course not their soldiers not their troops but their proxy sort of army as the kurds i mean the self-proclaimed capital of the caliphate rucka was liberated by the united states and their allies although all that does come with a big big excuse the phrase is s

he was stuck until the business th i'mike door came to his eep >> igor said it's kept hear frg two daysat thipg again, ah. >> reporter: until this morning when he we want nt to investiga this is what he found. a man covered in grease stuck in a vent at the business next door. >> i start asking questions. your name. just please help me. get me out of here. okay, but what is your name? please don't hurt me. >> reporter: campos called 911. when first responders arrived, all they could see is the man's leg and foot. >> i've got a person trapped in the grease shoo>> found him stu the stove area here. >> reporter: in order to free the man, alameda county firefighters had to dismantle the vent. >> our crews had to dismantle the sheet metal and bring

security and cooperation says it's vital the two countries continue to work to get there i spoke to igor sit down offer earlier on this. the deputy director for russia's center of cyber security and corporation the of has said that more school is ready to reveal all correspondence between russia and the united states that took place before the inauguration of then president elect donald trump most call facing the allegations of meddling in that vote did pass on all the technical information and data to washington to assure that well whatever happened they had nothing to do with it so this is the sort of the documentation that moscow is ready to make public of course is washington agrees to it you cologne rush of also did express his regrets that while all the political mechanisms for the russia you worse corporation in the realm of cyberspace are there washington simply does not want to utilize those mechanisms that is harmful to global cybersecurity while staying on that subject were assured did show how russia wants to cooperate with as many countries as possible to achieve the best re

igor akinfeev, the host's hero. there was some party in moscow that night.point this time. once more, he got his revenge. also set up another goalfor good measure. put in by firmino! it's two! they're through! mexico out. it would be belgium next for brazil, but they needed nacer chadli's 94th minute winner to end japan's brave resistance. it was over and out for ronaldo. his portugal beaten by a brace from uruguay‘s edinson cavani. and there was a cracker. what a strike! what a strike from angel di maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goals, individual brilliance maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goal the dividual brilliance maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goal the france— brilliance maria! it's another glorious goal! seven goal the france— argentina teamwork wanted. two game before teamwork wanted. two goals for kylian mbappe. the 19—year—old's star was rising. the samara, and sweden for england. a place in the semifinals at stake. this was big. england against sweden for a chance in the semifinals. alas? i didn't think so. it is had th

he was in the early stages of dehydration and had he not been found today, he could have died.sot igorces 104i feel lucky that he's ok i believe i saved his life because i think today or tomorrow he could be a lot worse than what it is standup dan kerman/san the suspect was taken to a hospital where the grease was removed and he was rehydrated. he is now facing vandalism and trespassing charges... in san lorenzo, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( james ) in the east bay ...a deadly hit-and-run remains unsolved nearly a year after it happened. and now police in oakland have asked for the community's help in solving the cold case... the deadly hit-and-run happened just after five in the morning at that intersection on 98th avenue and sunnyside street--- earlier this year on january first 2018. investigators say 18-year-old chauntel dunkley rochelle was in the intersection when she was struck and killed by a hit- and-run driver. investigators have very few leads in the case. the suspects vehicle is described as possibly a dark colored grey sedan. a ten thousand dollar reward is being offered for

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he was in the early stages of dehydration and had he not been found today, he could have died.sot igorieve i saved his life because i think today or tomorrow he could be a lot worse than what it is standup dan kerman/san lorenzo 115the suspect was taken to a hospital where the grease was removed and he was rehydrated. he is now facing vandalism and trespassing charges... in san lorenzo, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( james ) in the east bay ...a deadly hit-and-run remains unsolved nearly a year after it happened. and now police ioakland have asked for the community's help in solving the cold case... the deadly hit-and-run happened just after five in the morning at that intersection on 98th avenue and sunnyside street--- earlier this year on january first 2018. investigators say 18-year-old chauntel dunkley rochelle was in the intersection when she was struck and killed by a hit- and-run driver. investigators have very few leads in the case. the suspects vehicle is described as possibly a dark colored grey sedan. a ten thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to an arr

>> reporter: igor said it's a sound he kept hearing for two two days. and it kept continuing, ah, ah. >> reporter: this is what he found. a man covered in grease, stuck in an exhaust fan at the business next door. i said what's your name. oh, just please help me. get me out of here. i said, okay, but what is your name. he said please don't hurt me. i said i'm not trying to hurt you. i'm trying to help you. >> reporter: when first respond issers arrived, all they could see is a man's leg and foot. >> apparently he jumped into this ventilation area for the cooking area. >> they saw a foot. >> reporter: in order to free the man, they had to dismantle the vent. >> he was in a fetal position with his upper body, shoulder still stuck in the vent itself with the lower portion hips and below sitting down here above the vent system on the stove, unable to move. he couldn't go up, he couldn't get down. >> reporter: once freed he was loaded into an plans and taken to a local hospital. >>> we can determine this is not santa claus and did not have legal authority to

ahhhwhen he investigated wednesday morning, he found a man was stuck in the restaurants stove vent.sot igorampos/discovered man in stove vent :19so i start asking questions what is your name, and he says please help me get me get me outta here when firefighters arrived they found could spot the man's shoes just above the stove.... sot john whiting/alameda county fire :35he had been in a kneeling fetal position in that 18 in by 18 iunch stove vent for two days unable to move couldnt push himself up couldnt kick through to get himself outit's believed the 29 year old san lorenzo man enterned from the roof 2 days agosot sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office :49we think he was intent on going in there to steal something and to break in drugs in regards to some of his past when were able to get him out, he was covered in grease and in the early stages of dehydration.... authorities say he could have died, had he not been discovered today.soti know he faces some consequences but a good thing he is alive and i was able to save his life.standup dan kerman/san lorenzo 115the suspect was tak

th i'mike >> igor said it's kept hear frg two days. >> i keep hearing that thipg again, ah. >> reporter: until this morning when he we want nt to investiga this is what he found. a man covered in grease stuck in a vent at the business next door. >> i start asking questions. your name. just please help me. get me out of here. okay, but what is your name? please don't hurt me. >> reporter: campos called 911. when first responders arrived, all they could see is the man's leg and foot. >> i've got a person trapped in the grease shoo>> found him stu the stove area here. >> reporter: in order to free the man, alameda county firefighters had to dismantle the vent. >> our crews had to dismantle the sheet metal and bring him down through into the kechb kitchen. >> reporter: when he was freed, he have loaded into an ambulance and talken to the hospital. >> we can confirm this gentlemen was not santa claus and didn't have authority to be here. >> reporter: ray kelly say he's not sure yet what charges the 29-year-old will face! often time, suspects try to break into vacant businesses to steal wire

he was in the early stages of dehydration and had he not been found today, he could have died.sot igor campos/campos tax services 104i feel lucky that he's ok i believe i saved his life because i think today or tomorrow he could be a lot worse than what it is standup dan kerman/san lorenzo 115the suspect was taken to a hospital where the grease was removed and he was rehydrated. he is now facing vandalism and trespassing charges... in san lorenzo, dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam) a bay area church known for giving back to the community ... is now áasking for help itself. second baptist church in martinez is dealing with erosion on its property -- and it is going to cost the church well over two- hundred -thousand dollars.. to fix.(ken) it's gotten so bad that the backyard is un-walkable and cracks are starting to show up inside the building. kron4's michelle kingston gives us a look at the damage. (mk)pastor ray montgomery, second baptist church"i used to sit here, i used to come on some sundays and sit on the edge here and just pray, though not knowing how we were going to get this done

he was the conduit between igor, evan-x and the president. we'll see with the mueller investigation, but there's clearly more to this, john, than we know and mueller is sitting on a volcano. >> your analysis, based on what you see and your experience, the president is treating michael flynn differently because he has to? >> he feels he has to. you see the decision about hi charities in new york today, he doesn't give freebies to anybody, and in the past he called general flynn out for lying. suddenly flynn's not so bad, flynn's okay. i they he may have had second thoughts, may have realized that there are probably conversations between flynn and trump, with nobody else there, and quite possibly conversations involves the russians. so, again, all this is speculation, john. we need to see where it goes, but i will tell you this. that today, a judge in washington, d.c., stood up for our country. he spanked everybody in washington. he was telling everybody with those angry remarks -- yes, he had to walk some back. he was angry, and it was refresh

just as igor couldn't face the reality of his hump, president trump is having a hard time facing realities him. in a series of tweets, he said newly built walls for stopping the car van of migrants on the southern border. the reality, newly built walls don't exist at all. congress never approved funding for anything. no prototypes, nothing. nothing he wanted done has been done, yet he said it was the wall that kept the so-called caravan from crossing into the u.s. the president tweeted he is having no problem filling the soon to be vacant chief of staff job. the reality is that trump is scrambling to find a replacement, since his first choice turned him down. friday, following the release of three court filings that allege the president direct an illegal campaign finance scheme, trump tweeted totally clears the president. it is outrageous. joined by tonight's "hardball" team, former congresswoman donna edwards. ryan williams, republican strategist, former spokesman for mitt romney. and steve wiseman. author of "the chosen wars." all right. let me ask you about the president. is he deluded

and whether it was individual artist like igor stravinsky, isaac stearns or institutions like the metropolitan opera, american ballet theatre or shakespeare festival, they were the ones that turned it into a really living artistic place as well. it is that reason that this building became the living memorial to john f. kennedy. when congress asked mrs. kennedy what shall we do to recognize her husband? she asked the national cultural center in his name and in fact inspired the contributions that made it possible for us to build this building that we are now in today. the kennedy center has really three elements to its mission. obviously, world-class arts, but also powerful education and programs that reach across the country. and were really well known in almost all 50 states and puerto rico and dc for our education programs. it's the programs that happen here all the time that really support and sustain the memorial to john f. kennedy. our work as we near the 50th anniversary is to strengthen that message and to really reaffirm and remind our patrons and our visitors alike that it is what he

he was the conduit between igor, ivan x and the president.nd we shall see what emerges from the mueller investigation. but there's clearly more to this, john, than we know and mueller is sitting on a volcano. >> your analysis from what you see based on your experience su think the president is treating michael flynn differently because he has to? >> well, he feels that he has to. president trump is not a dangerous man. you saw the decision in new york today about his charities. he doesn't give freebies to much of anybody. here's mike flynn, who in the past as you just pointed out, he called general flynn out for lying. and suddenly flynn's not so bad, flynn's okay. i they he may have had second thoughts, may have realized that there are probably conversations between flynn and trump, with nobody else there, and quite possibly conversations involving the russians. so, again, all this is speculation, john. we need to see where it goes, but i will tell you this. that today a judge in washington, d.c., stood up for our country. he spanked everybo