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to prove his theory he helped found a company. >> we confused clean with sterile. >> reporter: an mit grad who says humans we need to reconnect with our environment. >> we taken the dirt out of our lives, we don't spend nearly as much time-out doors as we used to. even little children are. >> add a little dirt back in our lives they created mother dirt. specifically the ao-plus mist. containing live bacteria sprayed on the skin twice a day. >> no odor. feels like water. >> our users notice they are able to use less products. >> reporter: there is a shampoo and cleanser that do not contain bacteria. while he does not shower, he does use mother dirt every day. and hopes the rest of the world will join him. >> i would like a billion people a day to do this. >> the company says they will do trials on skin conditions like acne. >>> well, southern california beachgoers are on edge this holiday weekend after a hammerhead shark took a bite out of a kayaker. it happened near malibu yesterday. the victim is shaken up after getting a cut on his ankle. he describes himself has a catch and release

>> guest: because our founder and co-founders are all from mit. and they shared a common vision which was about robotics, and they started in venture capital terms you would say way, way too early, 25 years ago, to fulfill a dream of putting a robot in every home. >> host: in those 25 years, what's been the advancements? that you've seen? >> guest: significant advancements. i think 25 years ago it was a dream to think of, robotics. robot provide enough value for the price you have to pay for it, right? so at that time a lot of the robotics you saw were experiments from labs, from university labs, from mixer it -- mit, from stanford a.i. lab and so on. and those were really expensive robots, tens of hundreds of thousands of dollars of costs, and they performed simple, mundane tasks very slowly. now we have robots like rumba that are in millions of homes and perform a daily chore every single day. we are cleaning a lot of acreage every day autonomously, and it's done at a price point that the consumer is willing to pay for, and they benefit from it.

. >> reporter: and engineers at mit declared them national finalists for the next prestigious mit grantr system a reality. phil arnold is the teacher. >> s.t.e.m. in 21st century education, it is way beyond the textbooks. >> we put our entire summer into working on this project because we want to help people. >> for me the main sense of accomplishment is just having created something real that will have an actual effect on somebody's life. >> i think it's very useful and helpful for african people. >> reporter: it's just great. you got kids here in frederick, maryland, smart kids, who are collaborating with the developer of the hippo in africa also collaborating with mit engineers and collaborating with a kid from ghana in the flesh here in their classroom, all doing this with computers and smartphones and who knows what else. it just gives you an idea of how small the world has become and how education is just light years ahead of where it was when i was in school. reporting live in frederick county, scott broom, wusa9. >> scott, i know -- >> reporter: congratulations to these kid, by

the utility sub mitted a -- submitted a request yesterday. it needs money to pay for upgrades. it would increase the revenue by $400 million a year. a federal district court ruled that uber drivers can provide with a class-action lawsuit against the company. they claim they should be labeled employees. it's an issue that goes to the heart of how the ride share company runs the company. the drivers don't reflect the majority of the drivers. >>> a graton has an expansion company. it will announce construction of a new hotel. it opened back in 2013. >>> september got off to a rough start on wall street. >> we're here to make sure that a change is made so nobody has to endure pain. new calls for justice, a lawsuit filed by the family of kate steenly who was killed after being shot on pier 14. >>> right now the golden gate traffic looks good. >>> the weather on the way for inland temps, we'll show you how much cooler and for how long. . >>> asian markets are off to a rough start, extending a double sell off that saw the dow plunge, it was wall street worse start to september. >> the

a chemical engineer from mit creating a product line called mother dirt. the claim is that it restored natural bacteria which improved skin. the creator even replaced bathing by using it. so how long has it been since this guy took a shower? >> i've not taken a shower in over 12 years. no one did clinical trials on people taking showers every day. what's the basis for assuming that's a healthy practice? >> for people who agree with what the company is doing and still want to bathe the traditional way, shampoos and cleansers are available. this story is drawing interest. it's one of the most read stories on www.7online.com and our app as well. >> mother dirt or -- can i say that? >>> a college student ditches his dorm room for new digs. >> the big man [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously roasted for a bold start and smooth finish. for a l

es, thinks like heaven for dust mit es. >> because it is so hot. >> hot, moist, beautiful.ving large. you wake up sweating, you are sweating all the time. not that i ever experienced it. >> there is certain ways, you know. >> sometimes when she make the bed she would do a linen spray. >> what you need to do is keep humidity down. don't make your bed. >> but hold on, when i'm in the bed i have the covered over me so they are just rampant. >> they are eating flakes of your skin. >> we have a sheet over bed with nothing over it. >> you don't want to be wet. you don't want to sweat. if you do then you will perspire and have more dust mit es, thinks only a problem if you are allergic. because people get allergies to dust mites. so they are every where. people think we're all sterile. there is critics and creatures a all over the place. >>> i have sweated in my bed, in years. good to see you you. >> we will talk about that. >> you know what i mean. >> good day, it is tuesday, september 8th, 2015. >>> philadelphia kid are saying good bye to summer. it is first day of school, find

>> actually, it starts from mit.rtificial intelligence building at mit, it will show you the definition of hack. it's actually a very positive word, but it became a very negative word. >> right. >> so the word hacker is to describe the people who are really -- they really like programming. they love to share information. just like cooking. you love to share recipes to your friends who love cooking as well. >> legally, there might be something wrong with it. but morally, do you think is there's anything wrong with like -- you're essentially breaking into an information base? >> yes. >> i'm not doing anything. i'm going to go in, look around, see how things work and i'll leave without disturbing anything. would most hackers say that's okay? >> yes. >> it's in the service of knowledge? that's okay? >> okay for most the hackers in our communities. i was lucky. i got into a very big hacker community here in shanghai and met a lot of great mentors. >> you started in business at 21. >> in factory. >> quite an accomplishment

. >>> toyota is teaming up with mit and stanford university to develop the next race of smart cars. rubin tells us toyota is going to invest $50 million over the next five years to build the car of the future. >> reporter: looking inside the artificial intelligence laboratory you get a glimpse of the future. there are self driving cars here that they're working on. >> oftentimes they have computers and robots in the human daughter harper. >> reporter: today toyota announced a $15 million partnership with sanford at mit to look at that. >> white work with universities? -- why work with universities? because that's where the best ideas are. >> reporter: it has prototypes of all sorts. they picture a partnership between man and machine. >> this way the person feels like they are in control. the only time it will be necessary for the machine to take over a little bit is to make sure you don't have an accident. >> reporter: cars that offer a pick me up with massage and music or to anticipate the moves of a drunk driver in front of you. the goal is to make the roads safer. >> this will be

here are some of the hi for today in case you mits. top of the show san rafael up to 98 degrees. didn't quit make the record. 10 degree shy of the record set back in 19 04. 108 degrees. oakland airport a record as you know exploratorium 95. not far from livermore high today of 104 degrees. monterey new record today 95 and san jose came in at 96. few degrees shy of old record. kgo roof cam are a glimpse of the embarcadero here and tree not really swaying good indication there isn't much of a breasts to cool you down. temperature still in the 70's from san francisco to oakland. san jose. even morgan hill and this looks inviting from the santa cruz camera. place to cool down. 74 right now in santa rosa. 70 in novato. 83 degrees in livermore. if tomorrow morning expect it to be fog free when you get going. heat through friday spare the air tomorrow and heat eases over the weekend so we get some relief from this hot weather. here's what bring the heat. high pressure sink air underneath the ridge of high pressure prevent the fog from forming heat wave continues through friday. tomorrow

governancerate professor at the mit's sloan school of management. i'm going to start with my favorite tweet of the day -- a photo of twitter's headquarters saying is that a white puff of smoke, just like when the pope it announced. are we going to hear anything today? sarah: last time we had a critical board meeting when dick costolo was out-of-doors, it was announced a week after. it could be a few days before we hear anything. that case, nobody knew for sure. sara: there were not people like us poking around. thatve heard for a while vick was on the way out. ck was on the way out. that's a decent amount of time to get done. all signs externally point to thatbut we wrote yesterday see whether that is concluding. emily: it certainly looks like jack is taking on ceo responsibility as well. -- guest: i think there is the internal desire to be put in the same place as google or facebook. clearly a lot of change needs to take place at twitter and jack dorsey has those credentials. perhaps it is wishful thinking but i think he is on the short list. inves

i stand with ahmed trending online with responses from google, facebook, mit. we will see him this morning on gma. he has a brand-new invention show us. >> okay. that's wonderful. have a good show. >>> still ahead, shocking >>> sheriff's deputies in florida seized 3,900 knives and swords from the trailer park home of a woman that tried to attack them. they took her into custody. >>> returning to her royal step out today for her first official engagement following the birth of her second child, princess charlotte. the dutchess many cambridge will visit london's charity to see how they treat young people with mental health issues. kate has ventured out for a number of events this summer including wimbledon. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in brooklyn. >> a livery cab driver murdered on his first day on the job. the search for his layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that's how you spell it. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, seventh waterfall of the day. hello, duck boat. hello, sheep? oh right! itchy icelandic sweaters

. >> when i website i was unfortunately when i mit this islamic attack. they decide id to attack and i decided to return on back and fawld fall in that ambush. moving northeast to the border between guinea and mali, north to libya where they hope to be be able to cross th the european union. >> since 1975, 15 countries have been part of a border isless region where people can move freely. but the goal is to bolster economic cooperation, for people determined to build a life in europe. >> when they received people massing through they had their national guard and passports, they say we want to go to malli, how can they know it's l malli or someplace older on. despite the borders in this region, an necessity international says they are facing the same ledge of risk. >> the children are dying, children get lost. i don't think it's fine. >> but disapproval danger and the woirts of family don't appear to be enough to squash the dreams of many immigrants heading north. >> students in in grair row's state have marched. the search for 53 missing colleagues. the v

president obama has personally invited him to the white house to show him that clock and he got a call from mit that really excited him. >> wow. more to come, an important decision from the federal reserve on the future of economy. >>> your home could be a place of hidden dangers. how to stay safe in your own home. >>> in less than two hours from now, the federal research will decide whether or not to raise interest rates, they say it's the committee's biggest decision in year and they are weighing in the economy is good enough to raise the interest rate. >>> home is where the heart is, is how the saying goes and the home is the most likely place to have accidents. tamala edwards speaks with experts about safety tips that people of any age can use. >> christie at bryn mawr rehab probably heard it all. the endless ways that patients have been hurt at home. with more people aging in place and living at home longer -- >> we have more vision problem and sensation problems such as feeling in the feet. the center foredisease control, one in three older adults fall each year but only half talk to thei

wiener and supervisor mar and others prisoners any giants prisoners must open they're open prier being a mit i didn't man once prisoners criteria will one step closer to all the principles of wisdom by that matter applied to our - that happening should go to the benefit for people of war. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> supervisors on clean energy i want to make sure and thank two important activists bruce in clean sf and babe it that has been helpful well. >> thank you brooks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning thank you housing step one out league of women voters the ellis act and step two banning no fault step 3, freezing market rate rents all through the city those are from 79 onwards if you've been there longer than than 8 years will reset our rent back to where it was 4 years earlier 10 or 5 years earlier there internal revenue few people that be long time residents that have gone through the market rate relent apartments we wanted to keep whatever we can including myself fourth point if you're a renter and your property is sold you get part of the sales prissy

conference yesterday, he said he's planning on transferring schools while he pursues his goal to go to mit. >>> and the so-called valley fire has spread to more than 75,000 acres and only 35% contained. it's being blamed for at least two deaths. and here out with crews. >> reporter: traveling out of middle town, we could see flames in the distance. but quickly, without warning, we faced a tunnel of fire. this fire has burned for several it was too dangerous to turn back. burning debris was falling on the road. you could hear the fury. and feel the intensity. crews, who were just in frupt ont of us, tell us these flames are shooting at 40 to 50 miles per hour in some places. the inferno leaking the road. fire is able to create its own weather. it's also the intense heat and this is what we see every feet few feet, another inferno getting set to take off. a vehicle catching fire. these are the epic conditions crews now face every day. >> that was miguel reporting. >>> terrifying video of a narrow escape in germany as a train slams into an empty school bus. fortunately, the quick thinking dri

we suck mitted an application for this. please, please, please, we call upon you, we plead to you. we need your international protection. ladies and gentlemen, we have tried to bring pressure to bear on israel, to negotiate for the two-state solution? direct dialogues. we maintain contacts with the israel government as well through the united nations, the russian federation, the european union, and the united nations. however, the israeli government insisted on continuing its destruction of the two-state solution and on entrenching two regimes on the ground. an apartheid regime that is currently in place and imposed on the state of palestine, and against the palestinian people on the one hand, and another regime of extensive privileges and protection to the israeli settlers on the other hand. on our occupied territory, the occupied territory has two systems, the apartheid system, and the other system that extends extensive privileges to the israeli settlers. is this possible? is this admissible? this is the question we pose to the united nations. the oslo -- transitional oslo agree

yesterday the teen said he's planning on transferring schools while he pursues his goal of going to mit. and the california wild fire has now spread to more than 75,000 acres and only 35% contained. is being blamed for at least two deaths. >> traveling out of middletown we could see flames in the distance. but quickly without warning we faced a tunnel of fire. >> this fire has burned for several miles and it is still so intense. and there is so much brush in front of us it looks like it is never going to end. it was too dangerous to turn back. burning debris was falling on the road. you could hear the fury and feel the intensities. >> these flames are shooting at 40, 50 miles an hour in some places. and even here in the vehicle you can feel the heat. >> everything became a blow torch. >> fire here is able to create its own weather. shooting embers into the air but also intense feet. and every few feet we see another inferno getting set to take off. these are the epic conditions crews now face every day. >> that was miguel alma gary reporting. >>> and terrifying video of a narrow escape

this trial may bring an end to crimes mitted on the continent that too often remain unpunish unpunished. >> in the trial, they say they speak for the dead and those alive who are too scared to revisit the past. hauntehaunted by the acts. they want him to to be charged so that others might be willing to speak out in justice. >> north and south korea have gun talks reuniting families separated by the korean war of the 19 50's. negotiators will make arrangements for those who are allowed to meet their relatives. >> the severed family ties. i came here in sincere hope that they tell my story so that the family in the north can see my face in their village. >> guatemala is going to have a run-off election after three leading candidates split sunday's presidential vote. the tv comic jimmy morales has made it through to round two, but it is unclear who he will be facing. we're in guatemala city with more. >> there is now some clarity on guatemala's turbulent political landscape, but not much. some call him the anti-politics politician. he's comedian jimmy morales untainted by political scandal

after the summer, the city council will look at the traffic mit dangerous measures and see what works and what doesn't work because all it takes is a hot day on a wreck to get the blood boiling. >> everyone is us terroristed. the drivers are just following directions from their navigation system and they are just sitting there and it is a tense...moment for everyone. >>> the business of the time on highway 17 and through town according to the locals is from 11 o'clock a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the best way to avoid traffic is start early or leave late. >> you are not the only one with the great idea on a holiday weekend, southbound traffic on highway 17 is notorious for backing up in the summer months from los gatos and campbell and to san jose. people cutting through los gatos and we have a time-lapse video to show you a popular route from lark avenue. moving on, then, and well show you that video later, bart workers are rebuilding a section of track near the transbay tube, working on it since friday. they are on schedule. amy hollyfield will join us now talking to passengers who took the bu

sebastian, an analyst to -- who covers twitter, and in new york corporate governance , a professor at the mit'sloan school of management. i'm going to start with our favorite tweet of the day -- a photo of twitter's headquarters saying, is that a white puff of smoke? just like it happens when the pope gets announced. everybody is excited for answers today, but sarah, are we going to hear anything today? sarah: last time we had a critical board meeting when dick costello was out the door, it was announced a week after. there could be a few days before we hear anything. emily: in that case, nobody knew for sure. sarah: there were not people like us poking around. emily: we are basically circling twitter headquarters every day, all day long. sara: yes. we have heard for a while that dick was on the way out. we just didn't know when. the search has been ongoing for three months. that's a decent amount of time to get something done. all signs externally point to spencer stuart has been calling up candidates. they have put calls out, we have yet to see whether that is concluding. emily: colin, you ar

. >> i have to say that i really want to go to mit and i'm thinking of transferring schools from mcarthur to any different school. >> this young man also got an invitation to facebook ceo mark zuckerburg and twitter offered him an internship. offered him an internship. >> sports is offered him an internship. >> sports is it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. brought to you by xfinity. >> the a's have heard their fans and they are bringing back barry zito. he has been in the minors all season and after running down a long list of why he couldn't come up an injury brought him up. it could have him pitching in a week and a half. the a's say they will use deetz and great to see him start again. cody like zito called up from nashville. two calls from carlos sanchez. more from jose abreu. the sox scored six runs if the fourth and this game was over really early. a good night for ice cream and beer. every night is a perfect night for ic

. >> reporter: he may transfer to a different school and hopes to go to college at mit. he plans to turn his fear into a positive force. >> i will try my best, in the just to help me but help every other kid in the entire world that has a problem like this. >> reporter: the the incident caught the attention of the, president obama who tweeted cool clock and invited ahmed to the white house. kenneth craig for "eyewitness news". >>> facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg want to chat with him, he wrote, having the skill and ambition to go to something cool should be applause, in the arrest. the the future belongs to people like ahmed. >> if you want to come by facebook i'd love to meet you. keep building. >>> he gola lot of support on line and also an offer for internship at twitter. that is great. >> he says his suspension from school is set to end today but just a tough situation there. on one hand you have to take every precaution but a lot of people wondering why the suspension stayed intact. >> it led to positive change at the white house, twitter, eye tweet from th

-trained fighters adds mitted to us that he gave -- admitted to us that he gave half of his american weapons to al qaeda's syrian affiliate. america's problem in syria has always been not knowing who to trust carefully vetting and training a select group of so- called moderate rebels was supposed to solve that problem. instead, though, some of the fighters and their weapons have ended up in the hands of terrorists. holly williams, cbs news, turkey. >>> still ahead, if you have not seen this story, this is one you want to stick around for. two men set aside years of arguing and bickering on their daughter's very special day. >> but first, find out why the story of this tractor-trailer crash is >>> welcome back. the only woman on georgia's death row was executed this morning. kelly gissendaner was convicted of masterminding her husband's murder in 1997. even a last-minute appeal from the pope could not spare her date with death. the court denied a moral plea on behalf of pope francis. the plea came a day after his historic day to congress where he called for a global ban on the death p

. >>> the pentagon has had mitted that u.s.-trained fighters in syria have handed over ammunition and equipment to a rebel group linked to al qaeda. the unit of the new syrian forces surrendered 25% of their u.s.-issued pickup trucks and ammunition to al nusra front, which washington designates a terrorist organization. it's part of a $500 million program aimed at training 5,400 rebels a year to fight syrian government forces. in july the first group of 54 u.s.-trained fighters were attacked by al nusra. 70 fighters were sent to syria last week. andrew taylor, a senior fellow at the washingtington institute near east policy says new future in syria must involve the removal of president assad. >> the announcement of the turnover of weapons, of course, was a major disappointment, but not exactly surprising. this is not the first time that these forces have had to contend with al nusra, and it's oftentimes that weapons are moved into syria do have to be handed over to certain groups for safe passage. more bad news for the train an

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the owner of a king cobra like this one reported it mitting. it is about eight feet long and so venomous one bite can kill an elephant. they're canvassing the area near an elementary school hoping to find the cobra before anyone gets hurt. that is terrifying. >> yikes. >>> all right, attention, college football fans, the long wait is over. it's been 234 days, not that anyone is counting since january's national title game. to you a new season begins tonight. >>> first baseball highlights. >>> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" set. clayton kershaw what a performance, 15 strikeouts in a 2-1 win over the giants. >> hey, who is that swinger? carlos beltran, second inning, home run counter. pick it up at 3. trust me on this one. stephen drew, byrd and murphy hit one and two. stephen drew used to live here at fenway then they let him go so had to feel reel good. got it, i got it, i ain't got it. five home rungs in the game and win 13-8. >>> mets taking on the if phillies. top of the fifth. runners on second and third. mets already up 6-0 an

. >> and, for the first time, the only woman in the gop leader add mit his akresive nature could poent. just so interesting hearing town it down a little bit from dopd >> deaf netly, larry. they say this is make or break for those who are the lowest in the polls. they plid na qualm foal. if they don't raise their poll numbers, they're not guilty going to see that candidate come dm. joy oo goerveg to be looshble f thoch thoch them too stand out and break out out-of-bounds pack. if they don't, that i hlook so . he says he thinks trump can >>> still to come, rising tides and what that meeblt mean for the bare aya. an update now on our breaking news from south america. the u.s.g.s. has just upgraded that earthquake to 8.3. the earlier report was 7.9. chilean authorities rorted 8.2. whatever, it's stimextremely powerful. a tsunami watch has been issued for hawaii. no warning has been issued for the west coast. of course, we'll continue to follow the story on air and online. >> well, powerful state agency kicked off of a multi-year effort on rising sea levels. adapting to rising tides in th

. >> ahmed says he made transfer to different school and hopes one day to go to college at mit. >> asollege costs continue to rise one local institution is reversing that trend. rosemont college in bryn mawr slashing tuition by 43% to make it affordable for students. the president of the small liberal arts college says the current tuition system does not work. >> model based on high sticker prices that keep going up every year, and high discounts. >> when she president hirsh announceannounced you heard this overwhelming, you know, round of applause and cheers just like a weight off everyone's shoulders. >> room and board will be nearly $2,000 cheaper. rows mon college says the cut in tuition will not affect faculty pay for lead to any layoffs. >>> a dredging project now underway is leaving some local rowers high and dry. teenagers in the south jersey rogue club working out at the camden county boat house in pennsauken instead of on the cooper river. the river is off limits now to boating because a $9 million project to dredge the river. some areas are only about knee deep and finished

lack of generosities in many quarters, making not just moral ground but also practicing mit i can ground immigration in europe. quite apart property crisis of refugees and other people who quite likely will be classed as economic migrants and won't ab loud to stay. he said that europe needs to adopt a new system for legal migration. legal immigration. the way that qualified people in other countries around the world can apply to become european citizens because europe needs to attract fresh blood, fresh talent in order to keep the european economy, the kind of place which is currently so attractive to all of those people who have been making those hazardous journeys across the mediterranean to find refuge here. >> for now, jacky, thank you very much. we'll see how european member states react to that speech, of course, when they have their manage meeting on monday. >>> the meantime, the greek government has been ferrying thousands from kos on tuesday 1500 mostly syrian refugees arrived from lesbos. the island is under growing problem you're 18,000 people waiting to travel onwards. hoda s

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even though they mitted more pollution while on the road.he company issued a statement saying 11 million vehicles are affected. it has set a side 6.4 bill i don't know euros for recalls and servicing and saying volkswagen does not tolerate violation of laws and make winning back consumer trust its top priority. unlike other auto recalls involving design flaws or di defective parts, volkswagen is accused of deliberately hatching a technologically sophisticated scheme to deceive government agencies and consumers. damage control experts say the nature of the scheme will make regaining trist much harder. >> i think whenever you have a situation where something is calculated and malicious. and there is a desire to deceive the half-life is longer for recovery. >> reporter: on wednesday a committee of volkswagen's board members and major shareholders will hold an emergency meeting. a board member says he expects senior company heads will roll. rob reynolds, al jazeera, berlin. >>> brazil's president is facing stiff opposition to austerity measures

supporters began posting their photos of themselves with those clocks, just the beginning to visit nasa and mitnd google and facebook. let's hope they keep streaming. the former maryland governor and the democratic presidential hopeful, promoting a plan to soften the government opposition. as governor, o'malley signed those legislation, decriminalizing small amounts of pot in maryland. >> what this jeopardy contestant did that has saturday night live fans chuckling tonight. >>> practical jokers from russia would pull one over on elton john. >>> and another comfortable night. in fact temperatures will be dropping to comfortable levels. not as cool as it has been with your forecast lows. looking at the 50s again for the burbs, leesburg, gaithersburg. 53 downtown and 54 in frederick. a little different story, check out my tweets. we'll take you through the weekend when >>> all right, let's go trending, shall we? all on saturday night live. >>> now here is a clip from their jeopardy episode. >>> this song from their animated film about censorship would have the word from their oscar performance, go

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it goes all the way back hanging out around mit. had this notion that human intelligence was situated in the conversation between people but i found it very compelling idea so those are the roots of syria. >> the first question from the audience is and be the next question that i was going to ask which is a happy confidence about robots as tools of warfare. you write in the book's humans can be completely designed into or out of weapons systems. what should we make of robots and warfare in the future? >> i stayed away from it in the book but i've done a fair amount of reporting. the u.s. has had weapons in the arsenal before. we had to cruise missiles that could go over the target with that human intervention and we are about to put a weapon systems on the advanced anti-ship missiles back into the arsenal and it's a really interesting weapon because it is designed, it's about china becoming a strategic cover and basically the carriers are having to stay further away from the area they have to engage to be safe so we designed a weapo

clock and got a tweet from a nasa space engineer, but the most exciting phone call he said was from mit >> maybe he'll go there. >>> eagles preparing for the cowboys, jaime apody with the latest on that. >> is the pressure on? >> no, we feel good. >> you guys look nervous to me. it's only week two, chip kelly lost four of his last five games, the birds hard at work on a short week getting ready to face the hated ones, cowboys come to town on sunday, that is a rivalry that stirs up emotion with everybody including rick. chip kelly said the loss was one of the issues monday night. >> you have to pay without emotion, and when that impacts your play on the field, have you to be able to harness that yourself, usually you find younger guys doing that as opposed to older guys that are around for a bit. >> tony romo now in his 13th season in dallas coming off a win against the giants with a touchdown pass with 10 seconds to go. even without his leading receiver, they know in a romo is dangerous. >> he is a guy that has the whole offense so to speak when he lines up ever place. it's a challenge

new trouble brewing for the comedian whoed a mitted he lied about escaping the world trade center onng a trip through the travel app. t your personal information could be exposed if you do that. >> a wild encounter caught on camera. look at this. it's a bear scaling a condo. >> wow. >> but first a look at your weather across the con duntry today. ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la. . . >> buffalo wild wings cutting ties with an actor after he lied about being at the world trade center on 9-11. he aid he was in the south tower when the plane hit. he admitted the lie after being confronted by the new york times. heather? >> thanks ainsley. major fallout for the view after making fun of a miss america's pageant contestant special talent. >> she came out in a nurse's uniform and head her e-mails. >> why did she have a doctor's stethoscope around her. >> johnson & johnson and egg land's best pulling their sponsorship with the deal claiming they were insensitive to nurses and use

they have is up mitted letters if -- and we will report back to you to let you know what happens.id. >> janine de la vega, thank you,. >>> time is 5:36. a real controversy this morning in the south bay. some former neighbors of an autistic boy and his family are filing a lawsuit. calling the child a public nuance. the lawsuit is citing a pattern of behavior from when the child was between the ages of 3 and 9. that behavior reportedly included hitting other children, throwing things, and wondering into neighbors garages. >> at first i thought it was a joke. >> the family in this case has now moved. we reached out to the family by way of phone. they say the lawsuit has taken a heavy tole on them and they are doing their best within the legal system. the next hearing in this case . >>> the future of the valley fire leaders say they will rebuild middletown. but it will take years. ktvu alex savidge is joining us live. you're at the napa county fairgrounds in cal stow baa. so the i -- evacuees. some iing evacuees. they highway not be return to their homes for another week or so. but th

why he will never ever leave his mit at home again. >> reporter: get arrested for a serious crime andget evicted. that's a proposal that city leaders are discussing today. we'll explain what's behind it. >>> we're looking at the san mateo bridge. right now, traffic on that span is busy. we don't have any accidents on the span report. we'll tell you more about the peninsula and the east bay commute. >>> a cloudy start to your wednesday morning. might smell like rain. in fact, we have rain showers showing up approaching monterey bay and santa cruz county. we'll show you the shower chances throughout the entire bay area after the break. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> could it be any more beautiful? 7:30 on a gorgeous bay area morning giving you a live look at mount st. helena, even the sunrises are gorgeous. we talked about how the sunsets have been inc

he is a smart kid, goiprobably going to go to mit and make tons of money but he did a dumb thing. >>ne aspect of the story. we will get to that with the president's reaction. but was this an over reaction on the part of the school? >> i think the school has an obligation to protect the kids. they should have taken this, sent it to the police and seen if it was a bomb before doing something to this poor kid. this little kid is nerdy who is showing off and getting arrested and handcuffed. he looks like he is ten. i know he is older but there has to be common sense before throwing a kid to the ground you have to make sure they did something wrong. if this kid brought a real bomb, the school did the right thing by referring it to the police. before he got arrested, they should have made sure the bomb -- >> someone can bring that device to grand central station and say it was a clock. i think the arrest was over the top. but saying he didn't do a dumb thing is crazy. >> i am not saying we should not be vigilant but make sure she did something wrong. >> i don't understand why he is still s

. >> now he is going to mit. >> you said you wonder where his lawyers came from. pretty clear they were crisis ago materials and it was staged. i don't think it is a coincidence right after jade helmond ended. >> the worst part of this, nobody is reporting this. the police reported ahmed later in the day for blowing up on twitter. that just doesn't seem right. it doesn't seem fair. >> and the entire event happened where we staged the landing on the moon. >> don't get me started. >> i am done. >> time to take a break. we debate something really important, the best tv shows when we come back. >>> hollywood has ranked the top 100tv shows ever, and once again "dinosaurs" was on there. the list from hollywood reporter is based on a survey of entertainment industry insiders. coming in at number one "friends." >> really? really? >> surprisingly low at number 30 "the wire." >> what? >> i'm guessing because everyone in hollywood has to check that thing out. number 69 "entourage." that's not a joke. >> what about "the carol burnett show"? a show you couldn't make today, "al

we begin in -- and mit -- matisse. we simply took advantage of an extraordinary opportunity and wanted to take you with us on the journey. we are in the office at the hermitage of mikhail piotrovsky. we have known each other for a long time and he's been on my program a number of times, including most recently when he came to new york to talk about the 250th anniversary of this museum. this is his office. it looks like the office of anybody who loves books, loves art, loves culture. but it is from this office that he direct this is magnificent museum and its extensions, the art they bring in, the art the allow -- he allows to be seen around the world this great museum put together by catherine first as a palace, then as a museum, recently celebrating its 250th anniversary. he's assumed the directorship of this museum following his father. there's a photograph of his father here. but he's been to america a number of times. this is the first time i have een in st. petersburg and in hermitage. of all the things i wanted t

mit, 13% already in 2015 so maybe a bit of underperformance.'s talk about the markets and ban banks. we have the vice president of equity research. and also an alumni at harvard as well so you put some of that $38 billion into that fund. >> some of it. >> a little bit. >> i don't know if you have any money in the endowment fund there in harvard but you know they're calling the markets a bit frothy and looking for some cash. maybe hiring some short sellers. how do you feel about market moves? >> i think that the market is a little bit out of control here. it's extraordinarily difficult for investors to get any grip on what's going on and to make decisions. if they can look beyond the near term the key factors is that the economy is strengthening. interest rates will go up at some point next year and those two factors will be very positive and ultimately it will give you a nice positive return. >> if we had had a fed rate hike last week would that have reduced volatility? but is that what the market now needs? >> the market needs reassurance that

. >>> toyota is joining forces with stanford university and mit, to try to phase out human drivers.aker is insisting $50 million over the next five years. robotics experts will work to develop artificial intelligence that will allow future cars to navigate the roads without people behind the wheel. >>> right now at 6:30, more violence in the district as the city records yet another murder. >>> arrested for assault, a lowdon county supervisor resigns after he is charged with attacking his neighbor. >>> happy labor day friends. i'm nick giovanni. >>> and i'm in for andrea roane. larry miller has your traffic but we begin with meteorologist allison ray. >> reporter: are you clapping over there? >> one clap, larry, that's all i've got. >> reporter: it is something to clap about. i can't clap, i have a clicker in my hand. but i would. it is beautiful out there, going to be a beautiful afternoon. thanks guys. we are looking okay today. 70 degrees, the dew point is okay. it is doable. a little bit more humid by this time tomorrow morning. 59 for gaithersburg and 55 for frederick. we are he

. >> he wants to go to mit. >> he is going places. >> at 2:00 in the morning i would like for him to invent me a clock that kind of getly wakes you up. >> we will take the clock. >> the ones i have -- knocks you out of bed. get up. >> in the work. >> we need it gentle. start the day with a speedboat racing down the east river. you see the wake there. that is -- there is hardly any waves or wind so the east river is really flat at noontime. it looks like that boat is tearing it up down the east river. i am taking my boat down and you have to watch for the water taxis, bar gears, jet skis, wave runners. they will be on a day like today. water temperature is 76. warm, feels great outside. the temperature will go up from here at 4 to about 89. the humidity is dry, the winds are calm and the pressure has been falling. 88 yesterday. we are already 85 at riverdale ridgewood queens. staten island 85 degrees and with a west to a southwest wind that warms it up again. the nice part is the humidity remains low. the park is record a calm wind. 8 miles at white plains. can we dig up a double digi

as it turns out his advisor at mit was one of his closest friends. so a bond or connection was created, shared trust that went back to one person at a former graduate person who trusted anonymously. it it didn't take long for the secretary to make an impression, shortly after he joined the team earlier this year and gave the iranians some members described as a tutorial on all things nuclear. making it clear that they have more than met their match. adding him to our team was genius. not only bringing him there but the national labs as well. he has bolstered the credibility is much as anybody of the agreement, and the confidence of us in it. much has been made whether we can trust the iranians to do it they have committed to do. john kerry and other members of the team have make clear the agreement and partners of other nations is not based on trust. it is not based on trust it is based on mistrust. when you realize the future iranian regime may want to launch another program. to attempt to do that the key questions are these. will we know it? what,