electronics david fond of all introduced algy's shiny new home robot lowy to an international audience at c.s. this happened chloe am i ready on my washer and cycle even robots have bad days chloe what's for dinner tonight ok chloe is not going to talk to me chloe doesn't like me evidently it looks like we should use the chicken chloe are you talking to me yeah what recipes could i make with chicken ok we're going to search recipes and we're going to. look like someone else here is not very worried about his professional future and it's not chloe the robot and it's good that we have a bit old fashioned and send a real human being to report from c.s. and that's carolina chinmoy who's joining us now from las vegas carolina doesn't that incident illustrate that all the promises of salvation by proponents of artificial intelligence just a bit premature and the technology just isn't there yet. thank you for comparing me with robert indeed well the sea as is a lot about about showing about lights and colors reminds me a bit of car now it's like every every with wants to catch your attention

the next passion are serious looking ahead to the stories set to make headlines this year florence lowy reports from chang the mountain town of. the site of south korea's first ski resort and it's preparing for . to host the country's first olympic and paralympic will take. some of these slopes. for the event across town finishing touches are being made and people are looking forward to the opening ceremony in february. i'm excited and a bit nervous that i'll be able to watch such a big event taking place here. it's been such a long time since south korea hosted an olympics event it's a good opportunity to promote the country and especially this area. it could also be a chance to improve into korea relations north korea has recently said it may send its athletes to take part in the event something south korea says it welcomes but security concerns over the north's nuclear weapons development remain organizers however say this isn't the first time a huge sporting event is held against the backdrop of heightened tensions but of course again safety and security are part of all of the olymp

discussions are expected to move on to what they describe as other areas of common interest florence lowy reports in a few days the truce village of panmunjom on the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea will be a hive of activity representatives from the two countries will hold high level talks here for the first time in more than two years earlier this week north korean leader kim jong il dialogue at his new year's day address four days later his government agreed to hold talks the announcement came just hours after the u.s. and south korea agreed to postpone and your military drills for the february these have long been regarded as provocative by pyongyang. the leaders agreed not to conduct south korea u.s. joint military drills during the olympics and to do their best to ensure the security of the olympics. next week's discussions will center on north korea's participation in the upcoming winter olympics as well as generally improving into korea relations but officials here in south korea are also hoping the negotiations will eventually lead to north korea returning

kaptur: i thank the ranking member of the full committee, congresswoman lowy of new york, for yielding me this time -- congresswoman lowey of new york, for yielding me this time and let me just say that our side has not been consulted. the republicans have 238 votes. to pass anything here, they had the vast majority. you only need 218 votes. so if you wanted to pass, it you could do it right now. you could have done it a month ago. you could have done it two months ago. you could have done it three months ago. but there's something fundamentally wrong on that side of the aisle and of course you have to deal with the other body where you hold the majority and you can't get it done there either. now, in football you would call this fumbling the ball. in baseball, you'd call it flubbing the ball. and honestly, if you can't consult with our side of the aisle, why would you expect anybody would want to work with you anyway? you treat us like we're from, i don't know, born yo. -- borneo. why would you think we would want to vote on something that we can't agree with because of its essential

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>> well, it does strike me that while we have civil defense, really for the most part lowi d localized under state control this is really about our national defense and you have incredible capacity if you're speaking specifically about the island of oahu. you have incredible capacity with pacom. they have all the information. they have information to tracking data and it seems to me there ought to be a conversation whether these types of alerts should be under civilian civil defense or whether it ought to be part of our national security infrastructure. >> we know the state of hawaii, the closest to north korea, the farthest, how the conversation's gone in terms of preparedness, not only for the state of hawaii but also for the west coast of the united states and alaska. >> there's a great deal of concern because we have this new threat and i think as i said before, i think step one is to make sure that, you know, we tamp down the threat and release -- or minimize as much of the anxiety as we can by not putting ourselves in a position where we have a president who is essentially taunti

. >> representative nita lowy from new york earlier this week, kelly jane, said republicans control the white house, the senate, and the house. they are in charge. if the government shuts down, it's because they couldn't do their work. are republicans really going to get blamed if the government shuts down or are democrats going to get blamed? who is going to carry that? >> a great question and it depends what happens. if the government shuts down, what it was, what was the final straw that did it. when you have a party in control of both chambers of congress and the executive branch, it sort of looks difficult to understand why they can't get things done and get things passed. the budget thing is kind of shocking really that they kept pushing it off down the road. now the government is only funded until january 19th. this was something they should have been dealing with last year they end of the year instead of, you know, trying to just do something that made them look good, the tax cut bill, and putting off the hard issues until january because now look at how much they have to deal w

the next part in our series looking ahead to the stories set to make headlines this year florence lowyreports from pyongyang the mountain town of p.r. the site of south korea's first ski resort and it's preparing for another achievement to host the country's first olympic and paralympic winter games some of these slopes will be closed later this month for the event across town finishing touches are being made and people are looking forward to the opening ceremony in february. i'm excited and a bit nervous that i'll be able to watch such a big event taking place here. it's been such a long time since south korea hosted an olympics event it's a good opportunity to promote the country and especially this area. it could also be a chance to improve into korea relations north korea has recently said it may send its athletes to take part in the event something south korea says it welcomes but security concerns over the north's nuclear weapons development remain organizers however say this isn't the first time a huge sporting event is held against the backdrop of heightened tensions but of cou

kaptur: i thank the ranking member of the full committee, congresswoman lowy of new york, for yielding me this time -- congresswoman lowey of new york, for yielding me this time and let me just say that our side has not been consulted. the republicans have 238 votes. to pass anything here, they had the vast majority. you only need 218 votes. so if you wanted to pass, it you could do it right now. you could have done it a month ago. you could have done it two months ago. you could have done it three months ago. but there's something fundamentally wrong on that side of the aisle and of course you have to deal with the other body where you hold the majority and you can't get it done there either. now, in football you would call this fumbling the ball. in baseball, you'd call it flubbing the ball. and honestly, if you can't consult with our side of the aisle, why would you expect anybody would want to work with you anyway? you treat us like we're from, i don't know, born yo. -- borneo. why would you think we would want to vote on something that we can't agree with because of its essential

kaptur: i thank the ranking member of the full committee, congresswoman lowy of new york, for yielding me this time -- congresswoman lowey of new york, for yielding me this time and let me just say that our side has not been consulted. the republicans have 238 votes. to pass anything here, they had the vast majority. you only need 218 votes. so if you wanted to pass, it you could do it right now. you could have done it a month ago. you could have done it two months ago. you could have done it three months ago. but there's something fundamentally wrong on that side of the aisle and of course you have to deal with the other body where you hold the majority and you can't get it done there either. now, in football you would call this fumbling the ball. in baseball, you'd call it flubbing the ball. and honestly, if you can't consult with our side of the aisle, why would you expect anybody would want to work with you anyway? you treat us like we're from, i don't know, born yo. -- borneo. why would you think we would want to vote on something that we can't agree with because of its essential

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