if somebody wants to access each of your respective organizational structures how do they contact keva>> go to our website. we have a group all over the the bay area. so please contact us. >> and our is jewishlearning.org. and go to the section for families or educators and do a search for special needs. >> thank you very much. it's a comma in the conversation. we hope this morning has stimulated to you contact one of the organizations to get more information how to engage yourself in jewish life in this community. thank you very much. >>> welcome for bay sunday. and if you have a show idea go to our website, cbs5.com and scroll down to bay sunday. we have three nonprofits and a local business owner that used a nonprofit organization to help her get loans for her oakland based business. welcome fred chris. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for the invitation. >> tell us about pass star. >> pass star is an on that was thought up by my frnd

if you think about the keva robot, these were robots that maneuvered on the warehouse floor.re intelligent enough to follow a grid pattern. wouldftware algorithms control literally a fleet of these robots to optimize exactly where the robots would go and which shelf to bring over to the worker. that was the power of the robots. >> is there something about technology that is allowing robots to do more? are there innovations in hardware or software that have changed that made this more possible than in the past? >> absolutely, some of the trends we see across technology have affected robots in the sense that you now have cloud- based computing. does you now have massive massive computing power at lower cost manufacturing that can bring down the cost of these individual components. those things have advanced. with some of the acquisitions google has made, particular problems in the robotics fields are now getting solved. you think about the company that google bought recently, boston dynamics, solving the idea of how you have a robot operating in a terrain that is unpredictable.

technology and amazon's rollout of robots at its warehouses from a company it bought last year called keva systems could save it $900 million a year. sue, back to you. >> it's kind of creepy looking. that's all i can say, josh. i'm sure it's great but creeps me out. whatever. thank you so much. all right. let's get back to the markets. big day on the nasdaq for stocks there. and sheila is back with us in times square. hey, sheila. >> hey, sue. a solid day at nasdaq. we are up about 0.6%. we are seeing a broad-based rally here. a winning kind of day. talk about the biggest winner and that is evaj yo shooting up after buying lsi for about $6.6 billion. expedia, an interesting one. it has been a laggard when looking at the on-line travel space. but today getting a nice boost after ubs upped its price target on the stock. similar story with monster beverages, rbc calling it one of the best picks of the year when it comes to natural soft drinks and finally let's talk about the internet and social media space. the twitter downgrade having kind of a halo effect on a lot of those names. now you're

is with bing capital ventures, and he was an investor and board member at keva systems, which amazond jon fortt joins us, as well. a.j., great to have you. >> it's great to be here. >> what was your thinking when you saw amazon roll it out the way they did? >> you know, i thought, first of all, what a brilliant publicity stunt, you know, the eve before cyber monday, you know, to have 15 minutes on national tv on "60 minutes" to promote amazon, i thought it was classic bezos brilliance. >> i wonder, though, beyond that, you know, what are we talking about in terms of the likelihood of this sort of thing ever happening? >> you know, i think it was a little bit of a head fake. i think that commercial drones for the purpose of package delivery is probably at least a decade away. and i actually think that amazon's real game plan is to use good old-fashioned trucks, and you think about the grocery delivery that's already being piloted in seattle and in los angeles now, and the idea that they're going to have trucks delivering groceries -- fresh groceries to families and be driving up and d