robots are not going to buy things, except for maybe rosie on "the jetson's" or whatever. >> the atm is making $3 every time i go to the wrong one. >> i want to go back to the point sasha made. she did brush by the thought that as long as new technology is cost-efficient, you move there. that's what happens when you raise the minimum wage, if i can get a robot that over the course that i amor ties it, i will move to the robot. if i could get the person in there for $7 an hour, i will stick with that. >> you can say borders would still be around if amazon didn't exist which was able to provide things at a cheaper rate because you do it over the internet, and it's not about whether you make 7 or $10. there are no travel agents anymore, and that was not because of minimum wage. >> i don't think borders and barnes & noble and tough times have gone out of business because of the workers in the store, and i think the whole internet argument was the case there. >> that's the point, it's technology, right? the internet changed how we do things? >> yeah, exactly, okay, yes, but we are talking

plus remember the jetsons, the family flying in their car? the future is here. flying markcars are about to hie markets. but will americans get on board? cashin in starts right now. >> hey, everyone. i'm eric bolling. welcome everybody. president obama saying he will be making no apoll jees for releasing five high ranking taliban suspects in the prisoner swap but take a look at this. over $1.5 trillion has been spent fighting creeps over there in the war on terror and not to mention the thousands of our soldiers killed. jonathan, did the preside's deal just ensure we'll be losing more blood in the war on terror? >> no question, eric. a soldier's job is to destroy the enemy. not to be made a sacrifice for them. that's what we have done. the president sacrificed american men searching for a deserter and turned into an islamist. someone that denounced the united states. we sacrificed the country by releasing not just a creep but releasing the enemy. releasing people that made war against this country and for the president to be so nonchalant about it, yeah they mig

hovering to work no longer for the jetsons. a new system is going to be tested in tel aviv. the city has a half million residents. the gridlock there follows the car seats, about two people. it's a top speed of 44 miles an hour, but they're trying it out right now. >> it doesn't go as fast as it looks like it could go. if you applied for a summer internship at morgan stanley and got rejected, you weren't alone, so did 89,000 others. bloomberg business week said morgan stanley received 90,000 applications, offered jobs to less than 2%. that means getting an internship there is harder than getting into harvard with a 60% acceptance rate. >> it's kind of a lottery ticket to get an internship. >> it's tough to get a school education which you get a job. >> a new guide to the tokyo museum, yahoo news saying a robotics experts want to explore what it means to be human, take a look at that. >> is that a man or woman? >> it's a female voice but also speaks with a mail voice. >> that one on the right really looks life like. >> that's coming soon to a television news studio near you.

and could toyota be getting ideas from the jetsons and cars that fly.it wouldn't fly high like the cars in the jetsons, but would rather just a little bit off the road. help with potholes. why fix them. see? >>> meanwhile hbo's game of thrones ended its fourth season. and if you've ever seen the show, you know how easy it is to get hooked. so what are fans supposed to do with an entire year before the next series premiere? turns out there might be another place to see heads roll. ♪ >> yes, the game of seats. and you know what, we've already gotten our first surprise. house majority leader eric cantor get aed in his home primary. who is next? we turn to karl rove. >> good morning, sir. >> there "game of thrones" to maybe game of throw out the bums because there does seem to be some time some anti-washington septemb sentiment. we have some races you had like to highlight in the senate. let's start in north carolina with kay hagan. you feel she is vulnerable. she's a democrat. could lose to the republican. >> well, this is a seat that's gone back and forth

remember rosy the jetson's robot, they had a friendly competition today in landsdale. they faced the mount st. joseph fire birds, each team's innovative robot was tasked with catching and scooping that red ball during the demonstration. they create tropical disturbance for the annual robotics competition. >>> it's a long road but one well worth it for a philadelphia girls swim team that made history. little flower swim team won the suburban championships. it's a rare win for the philadelphia school and it's no easy feat. it's a long journey that seemed impossible at times for these girls, but they did it. we send a big congrats to them. >> turning once again to the accuweather forecast, for a day that brought us pretty steady rain. lets go to melissa magee live at the big board. >> we told to you keep the umbrellas handy and this is the reason why, stormtracker 6 live double scan, showing you light showers for philadelphia, wilmington and areas to the south and west, we'll go in tighter now, and stormtracker 6 live double scan street level, we have the light rain aroun

. >> how do you avoid "the jetsons." >>> back to bill kelly from our columbus station. with the latest weather. hey, bill. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to start out with a tropical system. or the potential for some tropical weather. it's that time of year. the national hurricane center giving this a 60% chance over the next five days to develop into a named storm. if you're going to florida, georgia, south carolina, for the upcoming fourth of july weekend, know that that could be a potential problem. it would be arthur if it becomes named. let me take you over here to myrtle beach this morning. where we are looking. the water temperature, 82. a good beach day. there is the possibility of a few showers here and there. still comfortable in the northeast. we're calling this a delicious day. i don't think that's overstated. temperatures in the 80s and low humidity. water temperatures here off the atlantic coast in the 60s and 70s. southwest, very hot. phoenix, 109 today. 31st day in a row of temperatures above 100. denver, 94, that would tie the warmest temperatu

. >> more than 20 schools here teaching thousands have been accused of jetsoning non-muslim teachers in favor of conservative islam. several will be stripped of their status ocean that they have failed children culturally. local members of parliament say the schools didn't understand their secular responsibilities. >> the whole idea of undermining the values and the principles for young girls, who will then be always in a different mind set that they're not good enough to sit in the front. >> back to the school, we saw evidence of various religions being taught, of boys and girls sitting together with non-muslim staff and a library full of standard children's literature. all the noise, this school insists it is a victim of a witch hunt for extremism which simply doesn't exist. >> the roman catholic church discovered a mass grave containing 800 children, described as deeply disturbing. the remains were found in a sewage tank on a home for unwe had mothers. records show the children, some as young as three months died from malnutrition or infectious disease. >> we can't really judge th

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. >> like the jetsons. so, we are monitoring our feed for the, today's treasure hunt.w. my golly. after all the clues. check our website, today.com and you'll see all the clues. let's show you what we've got going on for today. elmont, long island, belmont stakes. perfect weather for the weekend. california chrome and all the challengers there in for tomorrow. as we look around the country today, we have a risk of storms stretching from atlanta today. 88 degrees, strong storms, just to the east of denver. west coast, spectacular today. portland, 80, 74 and sunshine in seattle. 108 in >>> hey, good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are going to be warm today. 92 degrees in the east bay. 82 for the peninsula. and 71 degrees in san francisco, with all this fog clearing before we even hit 10:00 a.m. as we get into the weekend, temperatures are going to climb even more so, both saturday and sunday. we'll peak on sunday, and then next week, still keeping temperatures above average. we meet back here on monday and tuesday. high pressure in full e