the jetson tx2 will cost at least $400. it is that time of year again. technology show. 0nly arrived at london's wearable technology show. only some of the highlights don't seem to actually be wearable. well, i've always thought that one of the most natural uses for augmented reality would be to provide such now have in a car. —— satnav. that is one of the functions this device provides. it has this section on the dashboard, when images reflected onto this small piece of glass, and then we also have this dial on the steering wheel which allows you to run through various functions. things like being able to change or music, or answering phone calls without overt in your eyes away from that route straight ahead. the only thing is that you are actually changing the length of focus, so even though i'm looking in the same direction, looking in the same direction, looking at the screen does take my attention away from the road a little. probably for less time than a separate satnav screen over there, though. smart rings, vibrating coats, sportswear tracking yo

smurf and tom and jerry. >> i liked jetson's because i wanted to fly around in space. >> did you reallycourse, ate your meal. >> of course. >> do you remember, daffy duck >> yes. >> okay. >> of course. >> and elmer fudd. >> they are classics, a lot of people knew them. >> yes, indeed. >> survivor back tonight with new twist. >> you why might recognize castaways up >>> survivor returns with a two hour season premiere and also the show's 500th episode. >> this season, game changers, will bring back 20 returning castaways, including a survivor from berks county. >> have proven you are willing to make kind of moves that will change the game. some of you make bold moves. some of you make quiet moves. some of you have made moves, that were so successful that they are legendary and others have made moves that were a disaster and got you voted out but that is the nature of a game of which there is only one winner. >> it is on now. rahel solomon spoke to the hoe there and asked him about origin of game changers. >> well, idea was when you think of how survivors evolved over the 500 episodes and

warner" aming servic >>> some classic cartoons like bugs bunny, scoop buy do, the flintstones and the jetsons are getting a whole new audience. time warner is launching a new streaming service for kids called boomerang. you can stream it on your phone, tablet or computer for 5 bucks a month. >>> i love those cartoons. >> they are always good, right? well, they are a healthy choice for breakfast. loaded with vitamin c. >> fresh grocer tony tantillo has tips on an alternate to orange juice. >> reporter: texas ruby red grapefruit. we spoke about them when they started coming in, in the wintertime. in the wintertime, they are fabulous! look at the juice. look how thin the peel is. you can eat them like an orange. that's how sweet they are. and in the morning, a grapefruit juice is fantastic, easy squeeze, loaded with flavor. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, heavy north size like all citrus, shiny, no decaying. store them in a cool, dry place, not in the refrigerator. now, 35 calories per serving. loaded with nutritional value. they taste good, smell great, look great, an

the jetsons, rosy the robot, but rosie is doing domestic things at home. about a relationship with your robot almost like a replacement for what other humans would be to humans, right? >> yeah. i mean, what was unbelievable, when i went into this factory, and it's so easy to discount this and say what on earth is happening, this is so weird. when i talked to the guy who created these robots, and he said that he has all different types of clients, people who are lonely, people who might not have a normal relationship. i said, don't you think human connection is needed for happiness. and he looked at me and he said straight up, absolutely not. i don't think it is. now our technology is getting smarter and even more human. with that comes a lot of complicated questions. that's what we try to touch on even with these stories that might seem outlandish and seem so different than something you would relate to. you try to find the human aspect in them and we go all across the world not just silicon valley to actually come out and find that. you'll be interested,

the new service that's like something straight out of the jetsons. "nightly news" begins right now. sfaurns -- >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. >>> the man who spilled the goods on line about some of america's most sensitive cyber tools is taunting the cia. the founder says there's more bombshells to come. he is suggesting the cia is playing catch up and is offering a broad hint as to who may have stolen the data and what we learned may be one of most damaging intelligence briefings in modern history. we get new details tonight on the story from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight julian assange claiming the cyber breach is far more devastating than the agency knows or acknowledges. >> the central intelligence agency lost control of its entire cyber weapons arsenal. this is a historic act of devastating incompetence. >> reporter: warning he has a lot more to release, saying he got the stolen documents from a former government

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i think we have priced for the jetsons. and i think that once you begin to say travis is just like a regular guy, puts his pants on one leg at a time. it is kind of just like a taxi company. there he is in the back of a taxi abusing a driver. the sexual harassment blog was stunning. as soon as i read it-- . >> tett: one of the former uber employees who was a software engineer who talks about this stuff in extraordinary detail about how she was three percent of the employees there were women and they were subject to extraordinary treatment. >> and hr did nothing. she would report it to hr and hr did nothing. >> tett: but this sounds so reminiscent of the banking secretarier a decade ago. i will ask richard about this. >> this kind of-- . >> tett: is tech the new banking sector? >> well, i mean, i think there is-- it certainly has become a darling like the banking sector was. i mean in terms of people coming out of mba's or graduate schools or whatever, wanting to go in the tech sector. they don't want to work in investment b

. >> george jetson had a job even though well into the future. >> moving from a lost industry to a more innovative career could be tough but robots do need maintenance and unlike machines humans have a history of adapting. >> i think this is the way we're going i know i'm sorry. >> i think robot doing exel street at work for me that would be great. >> it would be good. we likely interacted with robots in areas like banking and telemarketing and they're experted with teachers, truckers, farmers, soldiers, chefs and reporters now too. >> say it isn't so. >> takes thing. i don't know how good or creative they are. but they're here. >> all right. >> okay. ukee. >> pull the plug on that. >> low boughtic ukee who would want more? >> i think it's cool but any way, big things come in small packages. >> in tonight's "taste with tori" back in parkland bucks county is a little joint with a big mission to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. wow ever think of philly cheesesteaks, steam yes, i hot, delicious could be a catalyst for good and i don't mean on your taste buds. meet the than wanti

. >> it's all like the jetsons. >>> finding an audience. ♪ why this concert in san bruno had the musiciansoing through a security check. that's next. >>> first we want to thank abc 7 news viewer steve for this picture of the golden gate bridge with the moon there. it is spectacular. share your pictures with us as well using #abc7now >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, bay area women weigh in on the goals of tomorrow's day without a woman event. are they ready to commit? >>> also the squabble brewing in one east bay city over an effort to impeach president trump. >>> and stuck in the mud, the rescue in the santa cruz mountains to get this horse to safety. it's all coming up in half an hour at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> finally tonight, music brings peace and solitude in an unexpected place. ♪ >> abc 7 news was at san francisco county jail number 5 in san bruno today as the st. lawrence string quartet performed for the inmates. >> prisoners in the recovery and re-entry program were in the audience and they certainly liked what they heard. >> i've never really been to a symphony or really had

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. >> does that thing fit in a briefcase like george jetson? i'm in. here's a look at 280 and 17. colorful sunrise possible today, probable, i would say, and so make sure you #abc7now. more sunshine and warm today. in fact, we have an extended stretch of warm dry weather which i know if you suffer from allergies, it's going to be a little tougher for you. but look at the bright side. it's not raining. we don't have to drive through that. our commute should be better and our mudslides should slow down a little bit t. sea breeze and clouds are going to keep the coast a little bit cooler. you're not going to quite feel as warm as the rest of us. here's a look at live doppler 7. look at this sunshine coming our way with the passings high cloud or two and all that is due to an area of high pressure where you don't see clouds, that's where the air is sinking and that's what's taking away the chance of anything raining on us up to the north. so, with that clock wise flow, that's what's keeping it up there. let's see what it does to our accuweather 7 day forecast. how about some low 70 to

meet george jetson. >> unveil the idea? sure. >> show me the drone. we're heading to the weekend. less desirable weekend forecasts. you get to be the nice messenger today. >> that's because we have a change coming. ing a new season pretty soon. you get to go shopping, ladies. i know i take advantage of that. i hit the mall or online shopping. either/or is a good time. 59 degrees in san jose. half moon bay, pal lo alto in t 50s san francisco, already nice at 53. it is only going to get nicer. by 111::11:00, 63 degrees. a lot people will be out and about for celebrations outside. 54 degrees in san jose. by 10:00, 11:00, warming up nicely in the 60s. san jose is expected to hit a high of 73 degrees. so definitely feeling that warmup and those temps. 73 degrees in san jose. half moon bay, 65. san francisco, 65. santa cruz, 73 degrees. and if you're getting away and you're going out to maybe napa or monterey or maybe lake tahoe, they are expect pretty pleasant condition as well. your day planner for tomorrow. as you get your day started, it has been similar to what we have been seeing.

i think we have priced for the jetsons. think when you begin to say , it isis a regular guy kind of like a taxi company. he is in the back of a taxi abusing a driver. the sexual harassment blog was stunning. as soon as i read it, i knew. gillian: one of the former uber employees who was a software engineer talks in detail about how 3% of the employees were women and they were subjected to extraordinary treatment. she would report it to h.r. and h.r. did nothing. gillian: it makes me think of the banking sector a decade ago. is tech the new banking sector? has become certainly a darling like the banking sector was in terms of people coming out of graduate schools wanting to go in the tech sector. they do not want to work investment banking anymore. even reporters do not want to cover investment banking. they want to cover the tech sector. gillian: you are in the hot seat, congratulations. richard, your job is to go around firefighting and deal with companies. you don't represent uber. traviswere advising right now, what woul

. >> this is something right out of the jetson's. flying cars are not that far off, folks. one guy invented this car that looks like sort of a crossover between a helicopter and a sports car. he wants to get it certified for use too. when you can get up in the air coming up on the "today" show. >>> i'm not convinced that's okay. >> needs a little more work. >>> howard university is heading west. >> new details on the school's california campus and how google is getting involved. >>> and today on ellen, get ready to laugh with guests melissa mccarthy, the comedy pair share what they don't find funny about each other. >> you can watch "ellen" right rehe >>> you may love your furniture that's been passed down through your family for generations but when you'd like to pass it down to your kids they may not be that interested. >> there's a bit of generation gap in furniture taste these days. what happens to some millennial rejects. >> reporter: inside this giant show room you see lots of so-called big brown furniture pieces. buffets, chairs and other so-called millennial reject

. >> earlier, mike was saying it looked very jetson. >> like. and it really does.re's judy and astro? elroy? >> it just needs to fold into the briefcase. even though it was self-driving, she got in the passenger side. the other side was open. that was interesting. old habits die hard. everybody, look at this gorgeous sunrise developing. 280 and 17 this morning. high clouds and if you take a picture and see some of the beautiful dynamic colors, #abc7now. we'd love to see it. more sunshine and warmth today. definitely need the sunglasses all day today. extended stretch of warm and dry weather continues. the sea breeze is going to develop a even a little marine layer and some clouds will keep the coast a lot cooler than the rest of us. here's a look at live doppler 7. i put the cloud layer over it and just high sclouds over the ocean right now. you can see the prevailing wind bringing us fewer clouds today and that will allow the warm sunshine to push our temperatures up above average. in fact, look where the storm track is. we talked about yesterday, it's going to mo

it is in miami and it is being compared to something out of the jetson's. >> yeah here is why the pushas glass elevators to say they have the sky garage for people to park their cars right inside their apartments believe it or not and no matter the floor. the new building firmly opened up over the weekend. 20-foot tall windows and ceilings and oh yeah a private pool on every balcony. >> what we really wanted to create here is their house and their home concept. that's what we would achieve with your own garage and their balcony and swimming pool in finding a single-family home in their sky. >> the only problem when you immediate to be a ceo of a start up. >> yes. >> the least expensive units are $6 million. the most expensive is $32 million. the developer of the building says hey there are only five units left so they are apparently not having a problem selling them. [ laughter ] >> well a recall is in effect this weekend for a brand of prepackaged edamame soybeans. the franchise corporation or afc is testing and turning up signs of the listeria bacteria. they were sold in california a

como los jetson. bien, vamos ahora con mÁs. ana patricia tiene los detalles del estado del tiempo. actividad, pero en la tarde va a desaparecer. 59 como mÁxima. para chicago tenemos bastante viento. mÁximas en los 48. en la ciudad del sol tenemos temperatura en el rango de los 70, cielos totalmente despejados. en houston, 30%. mÁxima de 72. lo mismo para dallas y las vegas. cielos mayormente despejados. en los Ángeles tenemos 82 como mÁxima, cielos totalmente despejados. amigos, es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo. pero este dÍa yo he amanecido bastante inspirada. mi querida francis, ¿me puedes bajar las luces? necesito una atmÓsfera romÁntica. ¿me pueden poner una musiquita? ah, gracias, javi. no habÍa presupuesto para las velas, pero el candelabro ayuda. las flores, quÉ rico, huelen a plÁstico. bienvenidos a este segmento titulado "el talento es lo de menos". les voy interpretar una pÁgina de poesÍa que yo misma compuse, denominada "amor". amor son ocho letras maravillosas. y no los quiero poner nerviosas, pero el chef jesÚs va a hacer separar a mÁs de una con el esposo. ma

were you inspired by "the jetsons"? "star wars"? "back to the future"? "blade runner"?come. >> reporter: uber has signaled interest in autonomous flying vehicles. and in dubai, drone pods are promised for this summer. rather than depart from an airfield, these vehicles will take off vertically. and i met a man who knows how that feels. >> it's the ultimate buzz. everybody thinks about flying and the dream of being able to jump off of the roof of your house. this makes it possible. >> reporter: the jet pack looks like something out of a bond movie and uses the same technology as airliners. it can fly up to 18,000 feet. there's no chance i am going to put a pack of fuel on my back. >> right. >> reporter: it's not as scary as it looks, says david. >> it's like riding a segment. you need to think, i want to go forward and you're going to fly forward. >> reporter: at his design center in california, he's working on an electric hybrid. >> one person or two people can get in, push a button and it will come into a vertical hover, fly them where they need to go. commuter runs it

stuart: kind of like the jetsons.ok inside the hyperloop transportation sap call from hyperloop -- capsule from hype hollywood technologies. this first capsule set to be officially unveiled fully in 2018. there's a pod, you can see it on the left-hand side, that's all we've got. it's a pod, it will hold 28-40 passengers and will travel at 720 miles per hour. >> that's pretty quick. stuart: i don't get that, you are heart goes -- >> g force, the whole thing. these are vacuum-sealed to pods which i'm presuming will prevent your lungsfrommenedding up in your -- end up in your ears if you go at these speeds. to your point -- stuart: does that work? you don't feel the g force? >> right. they certainly hope so. >> you're surrounded by a cushion of air. they're saying london to edinburgh in a half hour or san francisco to l.a. in half hour. stuart: i'll believe it when i see it, but they won't let you see this stuff going by outside. >> of cozy farm animals and rolling hills that are slowed down so your eyes don't to go craz