eric runs the mit initiative on the digital economy and andy is a principal research scientist at mit and the sun school in his field of research is the impact of digital technologies on business, the economy and on society. so we really could not have better frame ersrs, including because they've written a profoundback, many in this room i'm sure have read it. the second machine age. i took away three points from that book. mrk profound book. one, we're at an inflection point on the pace of digital technological advance, that it is accelerating, and that it will produce unexpected and transformative effects. two, that these effects will be on the whole, positive, more choice, more freedom more wealth. and, three getting to our focus today, that these effects also will produce considerable domestic disruption in particular the premium ss, which labor markets have increasingly been placing on education and skills will rise. rise sharply. and by implication, the wage pressure s pressures and lack of employment opportunity for those workers who don't possess those skills will worsen. bob

. >> this is zipper robotic zipper invented by mit graduate zipper invented by mit graduate.only for the lazy or super rich. the inventor thinks he could start a trend in assisted clothing to help people with disability dress themselves. >> pretty cool actually. >> the term bird eye view taking on new meaning tonight. levi stadium in santa clara. bird bomb the web cam set up to record the construction of the ice rink. the shark and l.a. kings face off saturday in out door game what's going on? what are you staring at. for now all about the raven. become internet sensation with more than 200,000 views. >> is in style. doesn't just stand there. >> he has attitude. speaking of which. >> tv especially over this. reaction from the mayor of oakland tonight news about the raiders working on joint stadium deal with the chargers. if >> good evening. gigantic new twist on the future of the raid twist on the future of the raiders. times reporting the raiders and chargers joining force to explore building a 1.7 billion dollar stadium in carson. just outside of los angeles. raiders and ch

. >> this is zipper robotic zipper invented by mit graduate zipper invented by mit graduate. this is only for the lazy or super rich. the inventor thinks he could start a trend in assisted clothing to help people with disability dress themselves. >> pretty cool actually. >> the term bird eye view taking on new meaning tonight. levi stadium in santa clara. bird bomb the web cam set up to record the construction of the ice rink. the shark and l.a. kings face off saturday in out door game what's going on? what are you staring at. for now all about the raven. become internet sensation with more than 200,000 views. >> is in style. doesn't just stand there. >> he has attitude. speaking of which. >> tv especially over this. reaction from the mayor of oakland tonight news about the raiders working on joint stadium deal with the chargers. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] aaah, the amazing, delicious cinnamon and sugar taste of cinnamon toast crunch and cold milk. ♪ ♪ cinnam

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. >> this is zipper robotic zipper invented by mit graduate zipper invented by mit graduate.or thinks he could start a trend in assisted clothing to help people with disability dress themselves. >> pretty cool actually. >> the term bird eye view taking on new meaning tonight. levi stadium in santa clara. bird bomb the web cam set up to record the construction of the ice rink. the shark and l.a. kings face off saturday in out door game what's going on? what are you staring at. for now all about the raven. become internet sensation with more than 200,000 views. >> is in style. doesn't just stand there. >> he has attitude. speaking of which. >> tv especially over this. reaction from the mayor of oakland tonight news about the raiders working on joint stadium deal with the chargers. if get tested for colon cancer? i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cancer killer in the united states. and it doesn't always cause symptoms especially early on. but i'm only 53. i'm too young. [announcer] screening

gerri: mit, that first year is very, very tough. >> it is.ut if you can stay in and think about the internships, the experience you can get while at mit, such great return on your education. >> i was shocked at the cooper union for the advancement of art being number one. >> great one. charges no tuition. now they're half tuition. gives out more money to students with need. architecture and engineering programs, these students do so well academically. gerri: so tell me, these are big fancy pants school. maybe my child doesn't have the grades to get in. what are other places to go? >> clemson university. clemson, so south carolina. 57% of the population is admitted. it's great for career services and alumni relations. 100,000 active alum giving back to the students and throughout your career as well. >> i think that's a big list. >> oh, yeah. george washington university. number one from best internships on campus. gerri: you have to get the review book to find this out. let me ask you one more thing, princeton -- >> university kansas city. we

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much simpler, and it starts with a videogame they take space wars this wonderful videogame created an mit and says we are going to make it simple. insert quarter, avoid klingon. that is how that is how simple it will be. steve jobs was working the night shift and they do break out another things and you watch every step of the way whether it is the ipod fanatic about keeping it simple or blogger or suddenly in 1994 2599. >> ninety-nine 99 99 when suddenly you could just, something to strike you. insert words in box and pushbutton. >> it's a huge deal. i did not understand at the time but if your creating something your goal is to fulfill some human desire more easily and conveniently it is embarrassing because we require you to have your own web post. we had no hosting at all. as soon as we remove the barrier it started to explode. that process completely changed the whole landscape. >> you guys did an experiment together with this book. i no you did it over a few sites, but you mentioned this was one of the more successful. you took sections that may have involved several different peopl

. >> it is september 2004 and mitted of harvest season for oregon wine maker. this year, shock perm mates the landscape after jimmy brooks died unexpectedly. he leaves behind a wine label that won critical acclaim and the heir is eight year old son. jimmy has no will and 0 savings. he's love the mom with few options. >> it is a wine maker and he inherited the wine maker. and didn't leave much behind it. and the only thing i can buy is through. >> there is another pressing issue. jimmy left several tons of grapes on the voin. his sister a ratified in oregon to settle the affairs. >> what did the other growers tell you about the importance of jimmy's works continue? >> they didn't want to see the brand go away. they offered to make the wine for free if i would help them on the business side. >> that is one of the other growers and a long- time friend of jimmy. >> one of the things you can do for someone who died is help their family take care of unfinished business. jimmy told me a handful of time he didn't have a legacy for pasca l besides the winery. >> they ha

. >> you're a student at mit? >> yes. >> you're into ponies? >> yes.e any other show on tv. watching like "breaking bad." watching "game of thrones." i just like "my little pony." >> what's the term for a female brony? >> pegus-sister. >> who knew. >> reporter: my three pega-sisters seem to be having a great time. most of it is geared to grownups. 11-year-old chelsea is having a field day. >> i'm looking at all the plastic figures. >> reporter: her mom not so sure. >> toothpaste? >> reporter: she's skeptical of the merchandising. >> they don't have this much selection at target. >> reporter: even more skeptical of the bronies. >> i don't understand what a 35-year-old man would have in common with my 11-year-old daughter. >> reporter: jake is here too today. sporting pinky pie on his shoulder. >> clearly not your first rodeo? >> no, sir. i have been to i think -- if i remember right this is my fifth or sixth pony convention. >> and the rest of the year? >> the rest of the year? you know, i'm just normal. i'm just jake. >> this is big mac into be apple j

. >>> the families of three mitting british t the country last night.hey were headed to syria to join up with isis extimists. >> reporter: their parents are understandably upset. especially7af since one paper ad heresu eet up with2hih isis smugglers when they landed in turkey and already crossed the border. fiveé days and the parents are pleading for the girls to come back. >> we are clinging onto the bits that we de9úÑave. if you are watching this baby please come home. mommy misses you more than anything else in the world. >> the 15-year-old, à s"z flight to istanbul on tuesday. their families fear the!yzdÑ three plan to cross the border to join i8@%m%mjez syria. experts say isis is trying to lurehv began de. >> therc7p>a are trying to do is say maybe you don't like living in your home country, the united states and europe and elsewhere, why don't you come and work with us and" the pure life that supposedly lly@ ents. but if you really are concerned, lock up their passports. nbc news, scottlands yard. >>> well she was selling cookie with herú/( gir

. >> the mit research simulation of the mars one plan says that the first death would occur 68 days if into the mission. (laughter) >> larry: you only live for 68 days? that's the life expectancy of a suge knight business partner. that's no time at all. it's short. just saying it's short. well this is a private company giving people one-way tickets to-- who is running this spirit airlines. it doesn't make sense. well look obviously nobody is going to take this ticket. >> initially more than 200,000 applied for the mars one astronaut selection program from all over the world. >> larry: 200,000 people. want to go to mars knowing they will face their certain death-- i don't even want to go to disneyland because i think i'll get the measles. all right. well with the pool of applicants that big i have to imagine they have some very stiff requirements, right? i'm sure you have to be one of the best and brightest to be a part of this elite space squad. >> a lot of the teammates we have gotten together and we're trying to figure out what our personality types are. you know which one of us are

. >> item 4 an ordinance mit the general plan. >> why not wait - >> sure. >> here i have a whole box. >> thank you. >> okay. once the door closes which i think it is - okay. >> item 4. >> okay madam clerk call item 4. >> admiting the recession and open space element. >> okay. i'm the sponsor of item number 4 this legislation all the times the general plan and sets the city's long term strategy to make sure the stunt of our streets keep part of our urban forest this plan, which is exciting we're moving forward with it is long overdue and long-term in the the making i want to commend the department of public works and for the thoughtful and deliberate process that processes this document the plan was supported by the planning commission and the urban forestry council it is a key component of our uttering and key to our healthy environments and our quality of life and have an estimated 5 hundred and plus street trees they remove pollutant from our air and water and confer millions of dollars to and city sadly many of the trees are not in good shape and san francisco ranges low for the ca

tim cook vowed to protect users at the cyber skurnty sim mit stanford today despite resistance from silicone valley. the hacking threat is getting worse and no single institution can take it on a loan. >> there's a political shakeup in oregon. governor john kithopper resigned under intense pressure because of suspicions his fiancee tried to land contracts for consulting business. resignation clears the way for secretary of state kate group to takeover as governor. she will be first openly bisexual in the country. >> unof course wide homes fallen into disrepair and all too come on problem in the city of philadelphia and can cause major problems for neighbors. the "action news" troubleshooters got a call about one such home and nydia han is at the big board with the story. >> we're calling this one rat house rescue. >> there. >> oh, oh, look, oh, yeah. >> god. >> row dents like these ram nant center city family home have them worried about their helm and safety they moved out of their south philadelphia home. >> all my neighbors on this side of the block has all these rats run ago around in th

after nine hours after the shooting, the gunman killed a security guard that was protecting a bar mits va celebration outside a synagogue. he fled on foot and an ensuing shootout with police officers left the suspected gunman dead. the wake of this attack just like the attack in paris, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said quote, this wave of attacks is expected to continue. we stay to our jewish brothers and sisters, israel is your home. on sun hundreds of graves for desecrated at a jewish cemetery. in the aftermath, one person called it a field of ruins. >>> and yesterday a planned event for the jewish group was scrubbed in sweden out of security concerns. meanwhile, here's what we know about the slain suspect in denmark. he was danish born he was 22 years old and he had a violent criminal past. danish authorities say he may have been inspired by the islamic state and also by the january 7th attack on the french satirical newspaper "charlie hebdo" in paris. however there is indication that he travelled to syria or iraq or had any connection with the two french born brother

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he did that with the elder bush, the head of mit. they had all of the oversight of the wartime categories. my grandfather's area was the atom bomb. spies were something they were paranoid about and vigilant about. one of temperature reasons it's in the new mexico desert. so my grand phatever was obsessed with spies. they were worried that the germans would find out about the bomb because the fbi was flowing oppenheimer, the germans had steady access to the russians to a enormous amount of our nuclear secrets not only the atom bomb but the hydrogen bomb. those records are still coming out and we'll learn about how damaged that espionage was. in the 60s as my grandfather became interested in his own fbi file. he, too, was followed and used the freedom of information act to get his own file. it was of great interest because it was completely purged and documents were missing. it was a constant topic of conversation and i became fascinated with the whole period and it led me to be interest in this topic. >> beating up nazis with no due p

it starts with the video game space wars created by mit where they said, we're going to make it simple. just avoid corder and klingon. and they do breakout and other things, and you watch every step of the way whether it's the ipod where steve is fanatic about keeping it simple, or blogger, when suddenly in 1993, i think ---9 >> '99. >> yeah '99, when suddenly something could strike you in certain words and box push button. >> i think that's a huge deal. i didn't understand that at the time, but the way=k3 i think about all technology now, if you're afraid of something, your goal is to fulfill some human desire more easily, more conveniently, and it's embarrassing at the time that i didn't realize it because we require you to have your own web hose for the first year of blogger. we had no hosting at all and you had to go set up, and of course as soon as we removed that barrier, it started to really explode. that process of taking out steps, but to typing in box to publish completely changed the whole landskapcape of blogging. >> you didn't experience with this book. i know you did it i

a recent analysis of mit says the settlers would likely survive only 68 days, on mars. >>> lasalle university is celebrating a historic announcement. colleen hancyz was announced the 29th president today. she will be the first lay women to hold that john in the non-interest rip basis in the 152 year history. she's currently in charge of breastia university in ontario, canada. lasalle described her as an accomplished attorney and devout roman catholic. she begins in july. >>> a lot of people had to dig their cars out from under the snow today or the at least from out of the snow, but we want to focus on a group of men who spent the day digging other peoples cars out from the snow. "action news" reporter nora muchanic has their story. >> reporter: these shovelers from a group called abled bodies christian men or abc men incorporated made quick work of digging out several cars from handicapped spaces at drexel brook apartments in drexel hill. it is the seventh stop they have made, all free of charge in their ongoing effort to help people, particularly seniors, the disable and youth in need. >> o

a recent mit analysis predicts the settlers would likely survive only 68 days on mars. >> ♪♪ >> don'tat. >>> an upcoming episode of abc's modern family will be shot and edited entirely on apple products. it will air next week. it's called connection lost and it will surround claire frantically trying to locate haley after as they often do they have a big fight. that's not haley that's i think a different character. other than a few scenes shot on a mac book pro the episode will be captured entirely with iphone 6's and ipad and this is not apple's first time having a big role on the show. the ipad was portrayed as a sought after birthday gift ahead of actually being put out on the market in 2010 and you can catch that episode of modern family wednesdays at 9:00. the tech is nice but the fact that they're super funny is even better. >> yeah, wednesday at next week should be a good episode. >>> 5:27. following breaking news. fire forces evacuations at a philadelphia bar overnight and leaves one person injured. >> and it may absight to behold but they're also concerns about this philadelp

needed to fund asbestos is only about half of previous missions to mars has succeeded a recent study by mitfound that even with technology if the group succeeded in getting there but will likely always survived 68 days. >>reporter: which is not sensible to the moon on a one- way trip for the first time these larger of his florida for the testing including team building exercises and isolation testing for the agenda to marshall set about seven months for for those chosen is the biggest decision of their life. >>james: will stay with the president wants to do to toughen the standards and a competition involving bouncers and from a life of the sentences will all caught on camera will show you the video that is raising questions about the response. >>james: did not really come out yesterday level were hoping it would better to live temperatures during the afternoon hours were a little under we forecast were looking for mid-60's we got the upper 50s advest even low 60s here and there but did not quite like it for today will be a different store we have clouds up there right now some pettifog her

we need to show them we are mitted and stay the course. heaven sakes don't do some deal with iranians that tells everybody on the sunni side of the world we are on their side. >> i was going to say isn't this the big picture question here? the cancer is in syria. but it seems to me every policy decision right now in the white house is driven by their desire to get a deal with iran and this effects how they are responding to the problem in syria. because they don't want to upset that apple cart because syria is alive with tehran. >> the intelligence community's moral is what at this point? big zero from -- >> it is terrible. >> i think people who have been on this issue and i hesitate to speak on their behalf but they are dedicated to the issue but they are frustrated that when the information has been presented in a very clear way, there has been a denial of the facts on the ground and that means you cannot tackle the problem. >> at the end of the day we are talking about unand under governed spaces. we are not contesting those spaces. it

he was getting his phd at mit it would have been in the early 60s and he had access to the great computer and he thought that maybe he would handicap races, the closest to boston. all of the trainers all the conditions, all the way on the horses command on and on he went telling me what he had put into the machine. i guess so got so good that i could break even. i remember him today. i think the easiest way to get into the story and i want to tell you the professor and the president is to read a few of the 1st pages to set the scene. then we can can go into the plot. okay. i'm the only person who was a a friend of both richard nixon and daniel patrick moynihan before they knew each other. the story of the consequences of their paths crossing in 1969, a conservative president made a liberal professor is urban affairs advisor in the white house. for moynihan this was a trajectory to become us ambassador. representative to the united nations by president ford. and at the united nations to the u.s. senate where he was elected four times. and if his domestic policy with a progressive test that

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and was about gambling and it inspired marty to tell me the story when he was getting his peak hd at mitwould have been in the early 60s he had access to the great computer and he thought maybe he would handicap the races which was the closest to boston. then he went on and told me everything he put in the computer and this went on and on, all of the records, all of the conditions of the track and on and on he went telling me as a scholar then he said i got so good i could break even. [laughter] so i remember him today. i think the easiest way to get into the story is to read it to you a few of the first pages to set the scene and then we can go later to the story. >> imv only person who's a friend of both richard nixon and daniel patrick moynihan before they knew each other. it's a story of the consequences of the paths crossing in 1969 by the conservative president who made him his urban adviser in the white house. for moynahan this was a trajectory that changed his life the u.s. representative to the united nations appointed by president ford the successor joined the united nations wh

. >> there's no him mit money to why not give us the report. there must be something in the report they don't bapt us to see if they're not providing full report. >> female paramedics is trouble and suicidal and forced to file a complaint after word there's indication it dates back to 2011. mayor's office had no comment and derrek sawyer tells "action news" it's a personal matter that will go through the normal process. >> we have to be fair to all those involved and go through the process in entirely and i once we go through the process we can talk about what happened and what direct measures were. >> union expects fire mission to haend out discipline within a month and those disciplined could appeal to labor relations bored even take it to arbitration. in old city, chad pradelli "channel 6 action news." >> aest chester county teacher is accused of having sex with a formal student. police say while teaching at coatsville high school mark hossetler gave a feel student alcohol and had swex her four times. alleged ellen counters were sdwrun of 20

and looking at how he made his way from a comfortable mitted class life in london.ks to the reporting washington post. that is appropriate and how he was able to get away with it. when you get in the touchy feely stuff about his childhood and it was done with the the surviving boston bomber and i feel like we walk up to the line and cross it in glorifying killers. >> and look at the sources of who is providing that information and could be sympathetic. you have to be careful of the journalist on that. what do you have coming up on sunday. >> you are exactly right. we'll cover the way media is covering c-pac and donald trump saying he's serious this time about running a 75 percent the second or third cup just yet. the doctor is here with what you need to know. .... ... people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one

a report from the vermont state auditor claims now mit economist jonathan gruber might have over billedhe state by more than 38,000 dollars. gruber had a contract with vermont for researching and modeling the state healthcare system. gruber might have over stated the hours worked by his research assistants. the da now taking over this investigation. >> now to a fox business alert. president obama is posing more regulations on your financial advisor. ashley webster from fox business here to explain how it can effect your retirement. good morning ashley. >> good morning heather. president obama wants to protect you from money advisors that may be more motivated earning fees and incentives than looking at your well-being. they announced the new role that would require advisors to handle retirement funds like 401 k's and ira's to act in their client's best interest holding financial planners to a new standard that doesn't currently exist. >> we are calling on the department of labor to update the rules and requirements that retirement advisors put the best interest of their clients above th

he reportedly signed a document that states that quote, salem has at mitted to his actions.he police have opened a criminal investigation. there are reports that he had left the country for his native india. we went to his school hoping to get some answers. excuse me? >> there's nobody here. >> reporter: well there is somebody here because you are talking to me. the woman promised to call somebody for us. and in a few minutes his oldest son drove up. can you make any statement to us -- >> no sorry. >> reporter: why not? >> i'm not able. >> reporter: is your father -- where is your father? >> i don't know. >> reporter: is he in the country? >> yeah. >> reporter: he is in the country? >> yeah. >> reporter: and what is your responses to the charges. >> i'm not talking anymore. sorry. >> reporter: he drove off, and we were told to leave. they have asked us to leave or they are going to call the police. they asked us to call his attorney who told us that he and the school are conducting an internal investigation, and that quote, i have found nothing to substantiation that there w

. >> giants star buster posey trades in catcher's mit for golf clubs. >> service with a smile as the dead behind approaches for americans to sign up for health insurance. >> are children getting more caffeine, more than caffeine with the energy drink? stand well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> good monday morning at 6:13 after just a rainy and stormy and windy weekend, a look at the san mateo bridge, positive showers passing through there right now however it is windy so be careful this morning president obama and german chancellor meet at white house to discuss upcoming talks to revive a peace land for ukraine. the two leaders are split over arming ukraine fighters to better

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. >> reporter: they had thrown a bar mits fa party for their daughter hanna. . a gunman went on the rampage. ? one of the security guards come in the room where we're dancing and shout "stop the music". and we did. and shortly after that, he comes in and says "everyone downstairs." >> i got the radio, and i got the briefing about somebody's been hit outside by shots. >> reporter: out on the sidewalk two police officers were wounded and dan uzan lay dying. mourners flocked to his memorial monday. his body was still undergoing autopsy. not yet ready for burial. >> it makes us feel angry in a way that that's necessary. why is that why was that necessary? why did that have to happen? i feel tremendous gratitude toward them. >> reporter: security services estimate more than 100 danish muslims are fighting with radical faxctions in syria, but so far, there's no proof that the gunman fought in extremist ranks. >> we've been fearing such a thing could happen in denmark for quite a while. we've seen within the last three years attacks on jewish institutions brussels pari

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in fact he told me, the last time we talked -- every turned the book in in -- he said i prom mitted you i wouldn't read it when it came out but i'll read it in six months. and this was in late august, and that made me feel good. i thought okay he'll beat the cancer one more time and live another half year or maybe two years, but then, of course we were not so lucky. >> host: he has no idea. >> guest: i did sit with him and read parts of the book to him especially the last chapter, the last chapter is where i take a lot of things he told me and i bring it together and let him have the last word for four or five pages in the book, where from different interviews i took his thoughts, his broad thoughts about why he did what he did what was the meaning of life for him. so i put those together and put them together from two or three separate formal interviews i had had, and i wanted to read it outloud to him just to make sure he was comfortable with it. i also -- there's some things in the book where he is personal or tough on people or anecdotes i'm not sure you or i would want in books, an

. >> just how stupid does mit professor jonathan gruber the architect of obamacare think the american people really are? he is in really hot water. according to the auditor gruber investigated for overbilling. overbilling is a nice way to say stealing from the state of vermont. while working on his healthcare research. the auditor is referring gruber's case to the vermont attorney general. joining us lawyer and vice chair brady tungsing nice having you. >> nice to see you too. >> what is the allegation? is gruber had a contract with the state of vermont to do this healthcare. and now being september to the attorney general for investigation why? first of all the auditor of vermont got these documents without a subpoena. he basically just asked gruber for these. there hasn't been a real investigation yet. but what we have is we have gruber submitting invoices to the state of vermont under a contract where he was supposed to detail hourly billing for himself and research assistance. he submitted summary bills without any detail at hours that the auditor found were impossible for him to

mit. perhaps they have the real solutions here. >> yeah. definitely. and there's money in all of these places and the government that could help various corporations and even start-ups invest more in this. i think a certain amount of, if you share data and you're an active participant in cyber security in the community, in the online community and that, you know, there could be a reward system in place, that would be a great idea. i'd love to see that happen. liz: we have dave on the phone. he's the ceo of fireeye. aside from the fact that your stock is jumping about 11% over the past day and a half here because you are among the best in the business. tell us what was the main take away point you feel will be most valuable regarding what the president said and did. >> thank you for having me. first of all, probably education would be the top topic. i mean, i think it was really important to hear the president educate the world, and particularly the audience today on sort of the perils and some of the issues that we're seeing in the world. and obviously

joining me now, mark landler, we've watched these sum mits before.l gave a very strong speech not to arm ukraine. joe biden gave a speech that was to defend ukraine but didn't specifically say to arm ukraine. john kerry came on "meet the press" and said there are no differences but there are profound differences between the german and the french on the one hand and the u.s. option pushed very hard by senator mccain and others who had been in munich as well this weekend to arm ukraine with defensive weapons. >> that's right, andrea we're really at a critical moment in the relationship. if you look at the history of the u.s. and e.u. on this issue, it's been one of unity under very difficult conditions. the germans went along with the plant plan to ratchet up sanctions, this was difficult for angela merkel to do in germany. now for the first time we see real daylight between them. i think this meeting will be all about how you reconcile these two positions that are very fundamentally different. she wants to continue

a 37-year-old man was shot to death outside a synagogue, guarding a bar mits va ceremony inside.r spoke in solidarity with the jewish community. >> the attack on the jewish minority in denmark is an attack on all of denmark. the jewish community is an important part of denmark. >> yesterday i myself visited the synagogue and we will do everything we can to protect the jewish community in denmark. >> the shooter was named today in a court hearing. i'm joined by reporter peter keldorff in copenhagen. thanks for being with us. tell us about the response to this attack the second attack as well on the jewish community because as far as i know there has not been the vir you lent anti-semitism that many jews have experienced in france. denmark does not have this issue. >> reporter: you're correct, andrea they haven't that form of anti-semitism in denmark and the reaction here? the communities is shock and horror over the attack on guard outside. but we also saw earlier netanyahu saying the jews of europe should move to israel. the prime minister has made it clear that the jewish people

itself men adds mitted they went hunting -- admitted they went hunting for black people the night it happened. one was given a 50-year sentence. hn joce ri got 18 and a half. dillon butler got seven. they beat, ran over and killed 47-year-old james craig anderson back in 2011. in the judge's words what they did was ugly, painful, sad, and criminal. >>> one person from fairfax county is in self-isolation this morning waiting to find out whether or not they tested positive for measles. results are expected sometime later today. there's some concern because fairfax county has some of the lowest vaccination rates among school age chirp in the state. expert -- children in the state. experts say there's little or no chance of getting measles if you're vaccinated against it. >> far less likely to get sick and die with the measles virus. there's no evidence whatsoever that the vaccine is toxic, that the vaccine contains toxic chemicals that the vaccine causes autism. all of that is fraudulent data. >> health officials will hold a news conference later today if the results come back positive.

what's more a recent study by mit found that even with current technology if the group succeeded in getting there, they would likely only survive 8 days. it's also about what's ethical. >> we didn't send people to the moon on a one-way trip for the first time. would have been easier to do that. >> reporter: these 100 applicants will now go on for further testing including team-building exercises and isolation testing. the journey to mars will take about seven months. but for those chosen, it's the biggest decision of their life. michael holmes cnn. >> we do get one thing -- job security. >> i guess. >> only 68 days to live. i'm not sure -- >> are they shortlisted or shortsighted? would you want to spend the rest of your life with a cheesy comedian from australia? i mean -- >> what are you saying about australia? i couldn't get access to chocolate, that would be the end of the world. >> it is a unique opportunity to be a part of something historic. >> yeah. absolutely. that's about it. okay. we'll keep watching that story. >>> all-terrain vehicles and lucks row motoring may not seem to go to