the lens that i talked about. and that would happen if that relationship was viewed to have the very good relationship. but while that relationship has had ups and downs the relationship has been eddie. study so that people in pakistan and united states have been connected so with that relationship no doubt about it. i was telling you even today with the united states without large body they continue to come to this country into have a steady partner very few people know about that. starting from the 50s or 60s up until now when they were actively engaged. millions of pakistanis are connected virtually with that technology based software. but all of this tends to get on the side because of thee conversation lens to one side or the other of the security relationship but that which causes distrust united states has invested with treasure and blood and that is close to what it was never again to be used to be a safe haven that is for the united states to be there. is it a military solution? is pakistan really respons

for the final show of the year we are going to take a look at america through a spiritual and moral lens, with our special guest, and pastor ar bettered narked ie house, and he with are talking your calls later in the show. let's talk morality, folks. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to the armstrong williams show. pastor bernard thank you for coming down from new york to enjo us on our live broadcast. happy holidays. >> happy holidays and mother rechristmas. >> merry christmas and the let's take a look at 2017 through a spiritual and moral lens, there's so many issues of terrorism around the world, we can look at also i atlas vegas t recently happened in new york. help us put terrorism in the spiritual and moral concept. ask is there anything that we can do to change the trajectory that we're on. >> that's interesting, because when we're talking about the word spiritual we're talking about the transcend answer, andk we're talking about take a look at what is going on global he la. this past year in new york we experienced a heinous act of terrorism where innocent people were mowed down

and sometimes it's also viewed purely from counterterrorism lens, or security lens. i believe this is a very narrow approach to a country the size of pakistan and the potential of pakistan. the topic that dan has given me beyond the lens or broadening the lens, i think, is so apt and relevant because pakistan should be seen for what it is and not through the four lenses that i talked about. and that would of happen if the relationship is deemed for what actually it is. there are two levels to see how pakistan has built their relationship. one is the government to government level and other is people-to-people level. i think while the relationship h , g to g has been ups and down, p to p has-- the people of pakistan and united states have remained connected regardless of the relationship between the two governments. yes, it helps enormously the p to p relationship if the g to g relationship is also positive, no doubt about it. what i was telling you in the other small room, that even today the united states remains the most attractive destination for pakistani student

the topic dan has given me, beyond the lens, broadening the lens. it is so relevant. pakistan should be seen for what it is, and not through these lenses i talked about. now theld happen relationship is viewed for what it is. there are two levels to see. one is the government to government level. the other is people to people. while the g2 g relationship has downs,ed between ups and the p two p has been studied. there have been a number of the people of pakistan and people of united states, have remained connected regardless of the relationship between the two governments. enormously if the relationship is also positive. no doubt about it. , even todayg you the united states remains the most attractive destination for pakistani students. the united states is the home to a large body of pakistani physicians. iny who are interested serving in this country. united states is a steady partner, few people know about it in the field of agriculture. until now, when the leading areas are still actively engaged with some agricultural universities and pakistan. amount of youth,

sometimes it's also viewed surely from counterterrorism or security lens. i believe this is a very narrow approach to a country the size of pakistan and the potential of pakistan. broadening the lens is so apt in relevant because pakistan should be viewed for what it is and not through the four lenses that i talked about. and that would happen if the relationship is viewed two levels to see how pakistan and the u.s. -- one is the government to government in the other is people-to-people. i think while the government to government relationship has also waited between ups and downs the relationship has been steady and there are a number of areas in which the people of pakistan and the people of the united states remain connected and have remained connected regardless of the relationship between the two governments. it hel enormously if the relationship is part of it no doubt about it. i was telling you in the other room that even today the united states remains the destination for pakistani children. the united states is home to a large body of pakistani phys

of security or a lens of civil rights? where do we start and we too often don't start with the lens of civil rights with the constitutionally per tech that i have a right to be treated as an individual. that right is actually rooted in the constitution for a reason because it is supposed to resist the siren calls of fears about security. that's why it's in the constitution. the reason for constitutional rights is the constitutional rights are these self commands, protecting itself from a later self, this higher self responding to the higher angels of your nature. we should respect individual rights even when it's costly and inconvenient. we should respect them. that's what a constitutional right is tying itself to man the problem is too often you have jurisprudence and lawyers and judges and law and or cement who are hacking away at the self-imposed coils in the name of justice. listening to expediency and convenience insecurity and save the end sacrifice all these individual rights for that. too many are hacking away at t

♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back to "best of beyond the lens." general who not only broke through the glass ceiling but shattered racial barriers, as well. here's fox 5's bob barnard and photojournalist indira levine with her story. ♪♪ >> i see, in the mirror, that i raised my hand as a timid private and said, "oh, god, can i do this?" and when i see the star, i said, "you did it and you earned it." nothing was given to me in life -- nothing. i earned it. hello. i'm brigadier general julia j. cleckley, united states army, retired. i did 28 years of service in the military. i was in the women's army corps. i was a weekend warrior, part-time soldier, and i was active duty. and i am proud to be a 28-year veteran serving this country. i was raised in the south. i was raised since i was born in the south. my mother raised five of us. my father abandoned us. she struggled to keep us fed and trained us well. and i know that i got my strength and my perseverance from watching my mother. with my dreams, i knew i wanted to graduate from high school. i want

you say do we start by looking at these people through a lens of security or a lens of civil rights? where do we start? you know? and why not -- we too often don't start with the lens of civil rights, with the constitutionally protected i have a right to be treated as an individual and not profiled for example. and that right is actually rooted in the constitution for a reason because it is supposed of esist the siren call fears about security, safety. that's why it's in the constitution. the reason for a constitutional right, the constitutional right is like ulysses tying himself to the mast, right, tying himself to the coil protecting his -- himself from a later, baser self. this higher self when he is responding to the higher angels of his nature. he says, you know, respect individual rights even when it's costly and inconvenient. damn it. we should respect them. right? that's what a copyright says. you're tying yourself to the mast. the problem is too often you have lawyers and judges and hers and law enforcement who are hacking away at ulysses' self-imposed coils in the name of

that's a bad from lens case says it is important that his visitors learn how to handle the dogs. yeah well do they have to be before they can be harnessed to a sled i need to huskies a husky just size that for him so that officially they can take part in basis after that eighteen months old. dozens of them he said were racing harnesses and there are different sizes. you have to put them on. the strongest dogs pull the slates and the ones that this isn't well the leaders you're ok on the harnesses are always the same for the front and the back. you know it's the only different size not marxist i don't deny here but still recall my are being kept up with both economically. or take it. on. what i have harnessed and. the dogs can hardly wait. before we get to the sled we give them a drink now in winter the huskies are really busy but what's it like in summer. almost under basically they rest in song they don't do anything anymore that's what we give them less to eat it's like when bess hibernate. you can watch them as usual but in temperatures above twenty degrees celsius when you do

perhaps it is because of pakistan and therefore to view them in that narrow lens sometimes it is viewed through the lens of china perhaps being close to china isn't going to be friendly with the united states. sometimes it is viewed through the lens that india now is a strategic partner for the united states and is expected by the united states to play a larger role and is not worthwhile to maintain relationships and sometimes it is also broadly from counterterrorism security. i believe that this is a very narrow approach to a country the size of pakistan or the potential of pakistan. this topic has given me this one is that i think is so apt and relevant because pakistan should be seen for what it is and not through these four lenses that i talked about. and that would happen. there are two levels to see how the pakistani and u.s. have a good relationship. one is the governmental level and the other is people to people. it has oscillated between the ups and downs and the number of areas in which the people of pakistan and the united states remain connected and have remained connected.

you can see that the lens has yellowed.e know that is in fact a piece of equipment that came in contact with actual gas warfare. there are a lot of reasons america entered the war, but there is one image most americans associate with it. let's go see it. right here is the iconic poster by james montgomery flagg.

the home a lens in this case is a kind of three d.ideophone technology a person can be created and projected into another place. the virtual image is very similar to the original. this technology is similar to the one the scientists environment are using. the technology can also be used to create completely new virtual figures like these models created at the max planck institute for intelligent systems in two million. scientists scanned in and analyzed the body shapes proportions and movements of a range of different people. complex algorithms can be used to create completely new avatars their movements are independent of the originals. they are completely controlled via computer and can best be altered. my current or not. my virtual alter ego could be beamed to another place without me being that. i could take on any role but i wanted. in the distant future these virtual alter egos might actually be able to converse and it won't be clear who the real person is. a virtual alter egos that can be in different places at the same time a

if you take a look a the lens is clear, it means it never actually experienced gas. it didn't change colors. take a look at the one over my shoulder. lens has e that the yellowed and we know that's in fact a piece of equipment that came in contact with actual gas warfare. there are a lot of reasons america entered the war but there's one image most americans associate with it. let's go see it. right here is the iconic i want you poster by james montgomery flag. now, actually, this is a self-portrait of the artist himself. the model that he had scheduled to be there never showed up so he sat in front of a mirror and en added the extra symbolism we recognize to be uncle sam, at the turn of the century, making all of us think of this face as the face of uncle sam. so flag was not unique in this particular setup and style but reminiscent of a british picture of lord kischner, a famous military british leader. all the posters that are standing in front of our original, when you look at the entirety of our poster wall, you'll see a variety of roles represented because it t

. ♪♪ >> we still have much more on "the best of beyond the lens."'re gonna take you on two remarkable rides all across the dmv -- one in a chopper, one in a crop duster. >> comm check from dragon. you guys got me? >> got you loud and clear, boss. ♪♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. ♪♪ >> welcome back to "best of beyond the le." this next story is about a retired army general who not only broke through the glass ceiling but shattered racial barriers, as well. here's fox 5's bob barnard and photojournal

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we see the world with a if you go on the lens as it relate toss markelle. i hear your question but it doesn't inn influence anxiety on anybody's part, or push him back any sooner then he should be. >> it is a very long lens. >> long lens. >> very long. >> thanks, buddy. >>> it is rare for athletes to cheer on their opponents but everyone got excite forward a local middle schoolers. >> fifteen year-old jamie had her moment to shine in valley forge middle school's eighth grade game against ridley middle school. teen has down syndrome was given a free shot during play, the ball thrown, nothing but net and both teams and fans cheered. congratulations to her. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are bank at 10 on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", from new york here is jeff glor. take care family we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: temperatures head south. a winter storm coats the sunbelt in ice. >> watch out! >> glor: making travel dangerous. as many get a snow day. also toni

and start fighting back how because of that i have some rudimentary knowledge about this len what exactly would that mean i can live with jamison la with a north carolina hut with guns and prepare for the mock ups and start going down my neighbors yeah i again i think here are taking it to extreme we're not there yet and i haven't really thought about you know next fifty yards and i don't know it's not only that i don't trust you because you look at me with these brown eyes you're like don't worry we're not there yet but you know and i know that we're there we're on the suresh told of the extinction event for humans and machines essentially are taking over. so i think we every single one of us as i said carries a conscious decision to influence the technology you know our ability to clearly beings influenced by the technology already our conscious minds we're outsourcing our information to google no one bothers to memorize anything anymore no bonus to think anymore if your members use guns aren't sure in the case of our needs our wants and our desires and our titillation that's all i don'

kpix5's len ramirez with how the city is now cracking down. len? >> reporter: well, there is a maximum enforcement effort going on right now here at willow road and durham and some of the side streets feeding onto it. the freeway is up with block that way and a lot of -- 1 block that way and a lot of folks have been cutting through the side streets to try and save a few minutes, but the problem is it jams up the back neighborhood. so those folks have again up in arms because they can't get into their homes. so the police department is having a maximum enforcement effort. in fact, this car right here, looks like they're setting up for a turn now which would be an illegal turn if she goes ahead and makes that right turn. so the cops are out here writing ticket after ticket. dispute numerous warning signs drivers still use side streets to cut onto willow road which was jammed as usual. >> no right turn from 3:00 to 7:00. >> reporter: but a few who did got a ticket. >> there was a great fury for a while, but now -- there was a great period for a while,

reporting live in oakland, len ramirez, kpix5. >> we want you home safe, len. >>> look at this video of a car fire about an hour ago. this is the san mateo bridge in the eastbound lanes. right now one lane is blocked still for clean-up. some traffic is getting through, not clear if anybody was hurt there. >>> a lot of standing water for drivers to worry about, though. a small lake at this off ramp in san francisco. also flood barriers are up at 17th and folsom in the city. >>> in san jose nearly everyone we saw had an umbrella on their way to work this morning. the south bay not missing out on the rain this time around. kpix5's mark sayre is live in south san jose where people in flood zones are doing what they can to protect their home. mark? >> reporter: indeed, veronica. the rain has come down steadily all day, literally not a single break all day long including now and, of course, the recent flooding in san jose is very much on the minds of some residents. e kind of anxiety. ((nats of driving)) this was the view this morning from southbound 280â approaching highwa were out as peo

through one area, len. >> reporter: that's right, ken. you know, the rain has tapered off a bit in the city of oakland, but there is a lot of standing water on many roads around here from earlier today when it was raining just about constantly throughout the day. we're on a frontage road next to 880 and you can see that cars are going through a big puddle there, complete southbound lane is completely covered and you can see a driver there trying to negotiate through this puddle with oncoming traffic going the other direction. it looks like he's going around it in the other lane. those are just the hazards that people are encountering on the roads today. puddles on the upper deck of the bay bridge leaked onto the lower deck below giving cars on eastbound 80 unexpected showers. so much rain was falling freeway storm drains backed up causing hydroplaying conditions such as on this ramp to eastbound 24. there was also flooding on city streets in oakland. this section of high street flooded with about a foot of water leading to a backup across

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you can see that the lens has yellowed. we know that is in fact a piece of equipment that came in contact with actual gas warfare. there are a lot of reasons america entered the war, but there is one image most americans associate with it. let's go see it. right here is the iconic poster by james montgomery flagg. actually, this is a self-portrait of the artist himself. the model he scheduled to be there never showed up. he sat in front of a mirror and added the extra symbolism we recognize to be uncle sam. at the turn-of-the-century, making all of us think of this face as the face of uncle sam. he was not unique in this particular setup and style. it is actually very reminiscent of a british poster of lord kitchener, a famous british military leader. all of the posters we are arending in front of ou original. when you look at the entirety of the poster wall, you will see a variety of roles represented. it takes an entire community to mobilize during the war. you see images of women and children. farmers, workers in industr

but if you just want to a 4k video, you can use the front lens with 155 degrees lens which will givegle flat video. it is like an action camera. video camera. and then this one here is the dual pro. this is kind of our professional prosumer model we've been shipping for the last year. you can see we have two cameras here. this one requires a little bit more work because you have to download the files and we do external stitching. so the professionals like that product because they are in control. it is not just the standard studying as far as light and stitching and overlap. these high-end professional software to stitch the videos together. that is pretty much, we see a lot of opportunity in 360 still. i think people that the market would take off because virtual reality and augmented reality. it is actually the technology is catching up. >> you been with kodak for a couple of years. kodak used to be in every american home. it is there a lament that it is not anymore? >> i think kodak in 1888, george eastman created a company based on bringing photography to the masses. and we all g

kpix5's len ramirez is live with the tussle over the tracks. len? >> reporter: b.a.r.t.county partner vta have worked together the past 10 years to bring b.a.r.t. to san jose. as you can see from the infrastructure behind me, it is now almost completely finished, but at this end stage the two agencies appear not to be on the same page. b.a.r.t. officials are warning of another possible delay in its san jose extension pushing the opening date three months later into the fall of 2018, but b.a.r.t.'s partner agency tva tells channel 5 that b.a.r.t. to san jose is still on track to open sometime in june. >> june is the target date that was committed to for passenger service, so yes, that is what we are aiming for. that is the current timeline. >> reporter: the disconnect has to do between track testing and certification. vta has completed construction and said it's now working side by side with b.a.r.t. testing moving trains up and down the new sets of tracks, but b.a.r.t. said it needs up to six more months of testing on its own when it takes full control of the tracks in m

but if you want to just do a flat 4k video, you can use the front lens, 155-degree lens, a wide-anglelat video like an action camera video camera. ofs one, our kind professional model we have been shipping for the last year. you can see we have two cameras here. this one requires a little more work, because you have to download the file, and we do external stitching. so the professionals like that product because they are in control. not just a standard, you know, setting, as far as light and stitching and overlap. so they use high-end, professional software to stitch the videos together and create it. we see a lot much, of opportunity in 360 still. a lot of people thought the market was going to take off because of, virtual reality augmented reality, that reality behind it, the technology is catching up. host: you have been with kodak for a couple years. guest: three and a half years. host: kodak used to be in every american home. is there a lament that it is not anymore? guest: i think kodak has an incredible brand. 8, george eastman created a company based on bringing photography t

>> if you look at the lens we are bending at the light from all different directions in the difference of a normal camera we have a sensor on either side now you have two sensors that you have to merge those images together so the complexity and the technology in these cameras is the software that it's like if you think of a panoramic picture how you use to pay images from all different angles and then you aligned them up and stitch them together. now we are doing it with video with very high speed, high rate frame rates in order to do that it takes a lot of memory. >> untrained. >> host: is as a competitive market? >> yeah, a whole bunch of companies are trying to get out there and for us this is we have three generations of the 360 product on the market now and this is introducing this for the future so we have been investing a lot in both the software and hardware for the future of 36020 worked for kodak it was your relationship? >> we are a subsidiary company. we are jk imaging and we are licensed for all the level bases digital cameras and video cameras for kodak and we are a tech

love traveling the world but today i want to show you some of my favorite spots in my hometown of the lens here we start our tour in the heart of the city at the main market don't tell me to get into that i must. go now. because that is really tasty that we're not going to do more. somebody out i love this place at the center it's the colors the fresh fruit and vegetables and i like wandering around the market and i enjoy showing visitors around to see that got me was. where this was their time now to head for the old silk exchange another famous landmark in valencia i guess that was done for them you know. what oh and yes we're very proud of this building it was declared a unesco world heritage site in one nine hundred ninety six on december the seventh birthday if that wasn't there but i mean i suspect this is the most impressive room he's on with it's elegant columnist in a theater they say that they say your. silk another products were traded here from the fifteenth century all months for naught it will be imported. you've. got. this thing. another that's actually my i also like to hea

it's a 155-degree lens which'll give you a wide angle, flat video like an action camera video camera. and then this one here is our dual pro, this is kind of our professional prosumer model that we've been shipping for the last year, and we have two cameras here. this one requires more work because you have to download the file, and we do do terrible tissuing. so the -- external stitching. it's not just the standard, you know, setting as far as light and stitching and overlap. so they use high-end professional software to actually stitch the videos together and trade it. that's pretty much -- we see a lot of opportunity in 360 still. i think a lot of people thought the market was just going to take off, you know, because of virtual reality and augmented reality. the reality behind it is actually is technology is catching up. >> host: so, mr. clarke, you've been with kodak for a couple of years -- >> guest: two and a half years. >> host: kodak used to be in every american home. is there a lament that it's not anymore? >> guest: i think kodak has an incredible brand. in 1888 george east

about the value to them, to your communities and to our state. [ applause ] we also need to set our lens wide enough to include future generations. to do that we must ensure that every hoosier student receives an education infused with s.t.e.m. subjects. critical thinking skills and the intellectual curiosity that prepares them for lifelong learning. so when they graduate from high school, they have a ticket to their future success, be it going on to college or entering the workforce to realize a fulfilling career. to get these results, we'll commit to forming partnerships like never before. over the next year, we'll use the newly created education to career pathways cabinet led by secretary blair my low, superintendant jennifer mccormick, commissioner teresa luckers, fred pane and omb director micah vincent to said the framework to guide regions and communities. by next year we must be armed with the framework to drive the legislative action that is required, including funding changes. but now, lawmakers, we need your support to position this cabinet for success, to ensure school-aged h

that long-term lens, even if one year is long-term, is not the lens we are used to apply when it comesequities. maybe the appropriate ones to apply, even though, interestingly, the futures contracts have not reduced the volatility in the trade of bitcoin. emily: you told us that bitcoin would hit $50,000 by the end of the year. he said that last month. do you believe that will still happen? jehan: absolutely. i think we are seeing the market is inhaling and exhaling. what we are seeing in the body ofm is the blockchain, the application side is continuing to develop. in 2018, not only will we see $50,000 price levels, but i think we will be seeing cryptocurrency and blockchain technology emerging from its bof blockchain, the application side adolescence and really coming into its own as an empowered and self competent, self-aware technology. we are not going to be talking about how blockchain is impacting the markets. we will be talking about how blockchain is impacting the world. emily: and learning how to socialize. thank you so much. cory johnson, thank you, and for that story. comin

we do have the rain falling on the lens so the conditions with the amount of slowing and the meteringwere just turned on a couple minutes ago. we are looking at the transit system, no delays, but in these% conditions sometimes they will slow the bart trains down a bitÑ we will track that. sc >>> coming up(li next on "today th%h%ny what many people are going to be talking about this morning, the memorable moments from last night's saga wards. >>> 5:25 right now. this morning we have an exclusive look inside the place where north and south korean athletes may train for the winter olympics. here is nbc's lester holt. >> reporter: this is an image of north korea that people don't expect and one this country wants the world to see and we're here because north and south kore korean athletes will be training together here, something we couldn't have anticipated until just a few weeks ago. this a result of course of the face-to-face talks which have given a sense of optimism that maybe some of the tensions on this peninsula will be dialed down. notwithstanding the nuclear standoff that contin

it will take more than five years and the lens, this is from working in industry. the lens that i applied to threats or competition is not about beating your competitor, it is about can you do the mission? can you service your customer, create the value? your competition tells you where someone else's capability but you said it best this morning, it is all about us, what are we doing, what do we have to do to be better? our time is better spent evaluating those threats, coming up with i will call it the surprise. understanding what you are capable of, how do i do something greater, if you don't focus, focus on your competition you will fail in your mission. that is what drives my thinking as we go through and assess the roadmap. >> i think we are running close to the end here. if you work to the morning session, the new chief of staff of the army appears to be general david goldstein. on a note of humor he was introduced to that and had the nerve to call general million tell him but general goldstein might be a while. we have time for one question. yes, there you a

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lots of drops on the lens here. you cannot even see the bay bridge or san francisco, so low visibility. these are the numbers through 3 pm today, and those numbers are really adding up, especially in mendocino county, santa rosa was .36. in san francisco, a few hundredths at .05. but, we are adding to those totals right now. here's the satellite and the radar perspective over the past few hours, that green increase in coverage, so there is the rainfall right now, and more rainfall making a comeback across parts of the bay area, so there is the current pattern out there, as we show you this -- even some yellows and oranges showing up in portions of the north. some heavy rain reports up in santa rosa this afternoon out toward petaluma. this one cell closer to st. helena, we are also checking out some of the coverage here. so, we're talking about good downpours up in portions of the north bay. the north bay is expected to pick up the bulk of the rainfall is the system moves to the south, as we move to the south here on

len . >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> hang ton your umbrellas. the rain is coming down in many places around the bay tonight. >> and you can see here who's getting soaked here on live dopplar 7. good evening, and thanks for joining us i'mdy john limb in for ama daetz. >> and after a drey december it's starting to look like sblirnt it was coming down hard tonight in san francisco. the umbrellas came out as people got off work. >> here's what it looked like in walnut creek. less than an hour ago we took these pictures. if you look closely you can see the rooster tails spraying water behind those cars. >> let's go to drew tomb and live dopplar 7. >> the rain gear certainly getting a workout tonight. life dopplar seven showing you we're tracking widespread showers. i do want to take back about an hour and a half ago because live dopplar seven showing a couple of thundershowers on the west. a couple of lightning strikes. many of you were saying you saw lightning and heard rumbles of thunder and that's why. we have downpours through san leandro just wo