money donated by silicon valley biggest names like milner, zuckerberg and brine. dr.an won a prize early this year. >> like win ago lottery you didn't know you bought a ticket to. it's in incredibly exciting. >>reporter: bringing out the a.list to support science helps put the attention and focus where it used to be. kevin spacey was the event host. >> some 50 years ago the most famous person in the world was a soon activist. rock star movie star einstein his name. >> conan 0pwroon helped keep the event light. >> we are putting the focus where it should be. actually the focus should be on me. but we have lost sight of the prize and bust it on science. >>reporter: science in the heart of so many here. breakthrough prize can help scientist follow their dreams. while still being financially stable. >> more incentive there could be in the world for people to innovate the better. >> first breakthrough praises was awarded justless year. in mountain view lisa, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 honored bay area cultural community leaders tonight as part of our profile next lens series. >>

money donated by silicon valley biggest names like milner, zuckerberg and brine. dr.arredman won a prize early this year. >> like win ago lottery you didn't know you bought a ticket to. it's in incredibly exciting. >>reporter: bringing out the a.list to support science helps put the attention and focus where it used to be. kevin spacey was the event host. >> some 50 years ago the most famous person in the world was a soon activist. rock star movie star einstein his name. >> conan 0pwroon helped keep the event light. >> we are putting the focus where it should be. actually the focus should be on me. but we have lost sight of the prize and bust it on science. >>reporter: science in the heart of so many here. breakthrough prize can help scientist follow their dreams. while still being financially stable. >> more incentive there could be in the world for people to innovate the better. >> first breakthrough praises was awarded justless year. in mountain view lisa, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 honored bay area cultural community leaders tonight as part of our profile next lens seri

kevin spacey, yuri milner, sergey brin. ♪ >> i am emily chang.ollywood stars and a red carpet entrance, not in hollywood, but right here in silicon valley last night. awards for research and innovation and science and physics given by kevin spacey and conan o'brien. $3 million, money donated by mark zuckerberg and sergey brin. i was on the red carpet at the event. >> it was a big win for physics. only an hour long. a remarkable thing. i hope hollywood will learn a big thing. maybe all we need is science. >> i preferred this. the average sat score is higher. this would be a fantastic evening. >> can you make fun of scientists? >> and never. no. they are nerds. of course, you can. it is really amazing these people who are wishing them luck all of the time. what is the latest on aereo? >> we will win. >> can you tell me about the robot stuff? >> i will leave that up to andy. >> it has a chance to be transformative over time. >> is good to see the geeks and if you nerds. >> the fundamentals of science and space continuum and time cyclical. are there

. >> dallas defense attorney george milner represents the victim. >> i think it is geared toward making certain there are no material inconsistencies in any officer's statements that can later be used against the city's civil litigation. the detective days every officer handles the stress and trauma from a shooting differently. >> you don't want to rush an investigation for the sake of rushing it. you want an officer to give good accurate information as to what happened. >> i agree with him. would we do the same thing for every person investigated. >> detective sayers says he's sure the policy will prove to be good for not only the officers in the department, but the citizens. saying it will lead to thorough and accurate investigations. >> giving new life to some of detroit's forgotten homes. how local entrepreneurs are finding guilty. >> counter and former presidents and their families celebrate a very wello leader. >> more than 20% of the homes in detroit are vacant. one of the bankrupt city's main goals is to tear them down. as david hawkins reports, local entrepreneurs have somethin

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money donated by silicon valley biggest names like milner, zuckerberg and brine. dr.n won a prize early this year. >> like win ago lottery you didn't know you bought a ticket to. it's in incredibly exciting. >>reporter: bringing out the a.list to support science helps put the attention and focus where it used to be. kevin spacey was the event host. >> some 50 years ago the most famous person in the world was a soon activist. rock star movie star einstein his name. >> helped 0pwroon helped keep the event light. >> we are putting the focus where it should be. actually the focus should be on me. but we have lost sight of the prize and bust it on science. >>reporter: science in the heart of so many here. breakthrough prize can help scientist follow their dreams. while still being financially stable. >> more incentive there could be in the world for people to innovate the better. >> first breakthrough praises was awarded justless year. in mountain view lisa, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 honored bay area cultural community leaders tonight as part of our profile next lens series. >>

i spoke to yuri milner about this and he thinks it's a whole trend where not everything needs to be permanentall information needs to be preserved forever. >> people will get more and more terrified about what they have, who has what, where it goes. you will see more and more trends. it's about making sure you have different ways to experience money that is not controlled by the government or nation states. >> you think companies like snapchat are here to stay or is it more of a fad? >> kudos for the growth snap chat has had. it's too early to tell whether they will be around forever but i think the issue of privacy is going to be something people are very concerned with for a long time. >> what are the opportunities out there given your concerns about security? >> i think the industry continues the two raise their game to do a great job here and ensure that the people are secure as they go about their business. i think all the big companies need to look at that but there is a ton of opportunity for small companies to go in. we have one company doing really great. this is a ton of opportunity

yuri milner was once a student himself much turned to tech investing himself.ake a look at all of the action from last nights event. is a ligand be in our line -- it is only going to be an hour- long, and i hope that hollywood will learn a thing or two from the science community. >> the average a -- sat score is higher here. >> can you make fun of scientists? >> never ever. no. no. they are nerds, of course you can. but they're the best minds. that thelly amazing people who are pushing the envelope all the time, are completely unknown. ?> what's the latest on aereo >> on what? >> tell me about the robot stuff he is working on? >> you'll have to wait for an dy. potential to transform. quick it is great to have the geeks and nerds to have a great night. holes, particles, you're worried about late-night television? it will sort itself out. >> let me tell you, conan went on there for 10 minutes. than he is on his show. he was ripping on everyone. i want to bring you guys into this. like a who's who of the who's who of silicon valley. you are think of an that could

dallas defense attorney george milner recognised the victim. i think it is geared towards making certain there are no material inconsistencies in any officers' statements that can be used against the city in civil litigation. >> every officer handles the stress and trauma from a shooting differently. you don't want to rush an investigation for the sake of rushing it. you want an officer to give a good, accurate recollection of what happened. >> i agree. would we do the same thing with every person that is being investigated. >> detective sayers says he's sure the policy proves to be good for the officers and not the citizens, saying it will lead to thorough accurate investigations. >> joining us to talk about the policy is attorney areva martin. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you make of this policy? >> very disturbed by this. we have a policy saying a police officer gets to have three days, plus an opportunity to view the video tape of an incident because they need time to remember. after all, they are trained in traumatic iin

and james milner, earning them a 3-2 win. still finished up in group d, but will be drawing a lot of confidence from that result, which ends the record run of ten straight championships league victories. >> also on tuesday, phil james helped manchester united the top group a that result also helped again. they qualify in group six, with a 3-1 win. think already through, so that loss is of little consequence. they are out and will now be playing europea league football. over to egypt now, with a return of domestic league football, seems to have hit another stumbling block. on monday the football association confirms the season with kick off on december the 26th, after almost 22 months of suspension following the port disaster. the min industry of the interior canceled tuesday's draw, and still haven't given the green light to restart. in the meantime, egyptians who the league will be at the world cup in morocco, which begins on wednesday. now, my mar is hosting its first major sporting event, in 44 years. the opening ceremony

. >> george milner represents the officer involved in that shooting. >> i think it is geared towardsing certain there are no material inconsistencies in any officers' statements that could later be used against the city in civil litigation. >> detective sayer says every officer handles the trauma differently. >> you don't want to rush the investigation for the sake of rushing it. you want the officer to give a good, accurate recollection of what happened. >> i agree with him. but would we do the same thing with every single person who's being investigated for homicide or shooting crime? >> detective sayer says he feels this will prove to be good for not only the department but the citizens, and will lead to more thorough and accurate investigations. mark schneider, al jazeera, dallas. >>> the first vote on the budget deal could take place tomorrow. have been telling you in the san joaquim river, freeze warnings in effect. never seen too much in terms of rain. los angeles, you are going to be seeing some beautiful weather all the way to sunday even into the low 70 did or high 60s, par

chris milner is deputy editor of the railways magazine. he joins us live by phone from the u.k. thought that trains were equipped with a sort of deadman's switch so you had to be physically gripping something to keep the train energized. if you fell asleep, that would automatically slow the train down. is that not the case? >> good evening, jon. yes, that can be the case. in this instance, what the ntsb may be suggesting is that the driver suffered what we have experienced in the u.k. now, in a couple of accidents it's what's called a micro seat. the driver momentarily nods off but he still has his weight on the deadman's pedal or handle, depending on what type of train it is. jon: so it would have been possible, you're saying, for him to nod off and still be running that train at full speed. the thing was doing 82 miles an hour on the curve. the speed limit is supposed to be 70 miles an hour on the straightaway on 30 on the curve. >> that's correct. i mean, there are a number of factors here. you know, how long before had he dropped off, the ntsb will look at the data recorder

. >> dallas defense attorney george milner represents the victim in that surveillance video shooting. i think it is geared toward making certain there are no material inconsist's that could be used later in litigation. >> you don't want to rush an investigation for the sake of rushing it. you want an officer to be able to give a good, accurate recollection of what happened. >> i agree with him, but would we do the same thing with every single person who's being investigated for some type of mom side or other shooting crime? >> the detective is sure this policy will prove to be good for the officers and the department and citizens, saying it will lead to more thorough and accurate investigations. >> the policy change also gives police officers time to review video and other materials related to a shooting before making a statement. >> let's get you caught up on business headlines this morning. a major development in the battle over where the bowing 7x will be built. the company's machinist union is making a new proposal. bowing has threatened to move production without a new deal. the