flip i, the burger flipping robot, placed in a california burger joint called kelly burger, using 3d al intelligence to master the task every flipping burgers. experts say flippy is perfect fosh the fast-food industry. >> any time go to kelly burger anywhere, you know the patty will be cooked exactly the same. not a fun job. hot, greasy, dirty, it is the kitchen of the future, will always have people in it, but we see that kitchen as having people and robot. >> that's what they say, jim, when they start ought mating jobs. they say it is important to have flippy do things the right way, because the robot cause about $50,000. >> and they're about the g somebody out of work. >> well, they claim. >> a young kid or something like that? i don't know if i like that idea. coming up: lawyer send tracking snow. >> and a lot of it. >> yes, talking about another nor'easter, hard to believe, too. plus, alarming new report on e -cigarette. why some are comparing them to chemical weapons. >> and nearly three weeks after the deadly shooting at marjorie stillman douglas high school in florida there co

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