what i love about mit is that it is all over the place.he buildings have this brilliant higgledy—piggledy nature and inside is the same. here at csail, for example, there is stuff all over the place. it is wonderful. the computer science and artificial intelligence lab, csail, is mit's ai powerhouse with some of the world's foremost researchers in the field. here, ai has taught itself to see through walls while robots are being built to swim through our bodies. why? well i'll tell you later. but it is obvious that we are still only starting to explore how to use artificial intelligence and robotics. 20 years ago computation was a task reserved for experts because computers were large and expensive and you really needed to know what to do with them. but today, everyone has access to computation, and in fact computation is so prevalent. we don't even see how we depend on it. the next 20 years will be about bringing ai and robotic tech to help us with cognitive and physical work. we recently looked at speech synthesis. this emulates voices. i

what i love about mit is that it is all over the place. the buildings have this brilliant higgledy—piggledy nature and inside is the same. here there is stuff all over the place. it is wonderful. the computer science and artificial intelligence lab, csail, is mit's ai powerhouse with some of the foremost researchers in the field. here, ai has taught itself to see—through walls while robots are being built to swim through our bodies. why? well i'll tell you later. it is obvious to me i —— that we are still only starting to explore how to use artificial intelligence and robotics. 20 years ago it was a task reserved for experts because robots were large and expensive. but today, everyone has access. the data are so prevalent we can't help it see how we depend on it. artificial intelligence is creeping into every aspect of technology these days. ka nak into every aspect of technology these days. kanak it does raise interesting ethical questions. if you are online in 2014, you were aware of the ice bucket challenge. it raised millions of dollar

the thing i love about mit is that it is all over the place. it really is.here at csail, for example, there's stuff all over the place. it's wonderful. the computer science and artificial intelligence lab, csail, is mit's ai powerhouse, with some of the world's foremost researchers in the field. here, a! has taught itself to see through walls while robots are being built to swim through our bodies. but it's obvious that we are still only starting to explore how to use artificial intelligence and robotics. 20 years ago, computation was a task reserved for experts because computers were large and expensive and you really needed to know what to do with them. but today, everyone has access to computation, and, infact, computation is so prevalent, we don't even see how we depend on it, we don't notice how we depend on it. well, the next 20 years will be about bringing ai and robotic technologies in our lives to help us with cognitive work and the physical. project revoice is an international initiative to help give people with mnd or als their voice back. using s

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. >>> and mit showing off the brand-new robot. how they designed it to save lives. >>> a live look outside at 5:9. >> wow. >> you notice we keep weather >> you notice we keep weather and traffic up duri . >> announcer: you're never more than 7 minutes away from the ac wrkt forecast. >> this is abc 7 morpg. >> we have it easy when you look at southern california where in l.a. it's 100 to 105. head out to palm sfrings, 105 to 115 and the high desert up to 125 degrees today. in fact you can see about 111 in advantages. 71 in monterey. look at the high clouds. chico an 91. and tahoe at 82 degrees. in fact there is about a 20% chance maybe even a 10% chance of a thunderstorm up there. temperatures are going to soar into the mid-to upper 80s nearly 10 degrees above average through wednesday. >> thanks mike. >>> a federal judge has rejected a request by the trump administration to block two california laws that protect illegal immigrants. and this is being seen as mostly a victory for our sanctuary law. the judge allow california to enfo

how do you know, is there a way to know, without five degrees from mit, what company really is in ai?n, because ai has become this thing, like big data, like the block chain, where it's everybody wants to be the block chain of big data and ai, how do i know a company has got ai and it just hasn't got a computer? hemant: well, the first thing i ask, if it's a company that's been around for a while is, when did you start using the word ai in your company? because a lot of folks that have been around for a while, you know, were using traditional data technologies, but ai's a hot buzzword so it ends up getting used. so, that's my first filter. for new companies, i think it's very much about how are they using the data that their application or solution is generating, and how is the system learning to hopefully service the customer better and better in a more responsible way? so, that's what we look at to say what are the underlying technologies that they're applying the data to, to get to the bottom of that question? laura: well, i mean, if--do you see ai being something that's more off t

well this is a case that really could have gone either way but i think the i mean the judge had at mit it had said that he would at mit the evidence given by a police captain in april when the police captain had testified that a senior officer had ordered his subordinates to plant documents on wallow in one of the reports is to trap him so it really comes as quite a surprise that this case hasn't been thrown out but i think also going by how the men have already been held for seven months that they were denied bail for an offense such as this despite the pressure really shouldn't be surprised that the judge has decided that this case ought to go to a full trial now there are certain things that are very troubling with this case not just because it seems that. as the defense lawyers have argued this was a case of and trotman that these men had been set up apart from the police captain's testimony we've also the the report says themselves had also told the relatives that they were arrested shortly after they were handed documents by policemen they had never met and it was the policeman w

out the company boss told elbridge at mit's at the previous correspondence for example the regulator had been inaccurate incomplete and an adequate and they accepted that the reporting of crime for example was not what it should be that said the judge despite acknowledging a gung ho approach by the company in the past was willing to give it the benefit of the doubt and granted a fifteen month probationary license under the strict supervision of t f l who but insisted that since last year there have been wholesale change in the way it now conducts its business it was now transparent and open but has u.k. boss tom eldridge declined to be open with the media afterwards instead issuing just a brief written statement we are pleased with today's decision we will continue to work with t.f. l. to address their concerns and earn their trust while providing the best possible service for our customers with a body representing london's traditional black cabs is not happy at all they've admitted a catalogue of errors in their treatment c.f.l. as a regulator and basically the magistrate has said i

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genocideused on the --mitted by isis in iraq, the department was also proud to host several other government officials, including senior adviser to the president, jared kushner, mick mulvaney and mark green. tonight, u.n. ambassador nikki haley will be giving remarks. we at the state department are also undertaking several new to enter the cause of religious freedom around the world. a joint funded with other nations around the world that will assist victims of religious persecution. second, we have created new international visitor leadership programs to bring those on the front lines working with -- allus freedom issues faiths from allowed -- around the world will come to the united states. if you are a champion of religious freedom, beyond the lookout for announcements coming soon. third, in just a couple of months, the state department will host a three-day accelerator workshop to support a scale that promote and defend religious freedom around the world. the open calls for proposals is now live. we all know that persecution and violence aren't constrained by borders. we look forward to

well the israeli military has evacuated over four hundred syrian why tel mits and their families to safety in jordan video from the israel defense forces shows buses ferrying them overnight to the border and western powers who support the volunteer rescue group formerly known as syria civil defense requested israel's assistance once the group's members were deemed to be in mortal danger but hundreds more are still trapped. g. twenty nations have ended two days of talks with a warning that global growth could be degrading the group side to heighten trade and geopolitical tensions in a final statement donald trump's tit for tat terry knows with china and the european union are not mentioned in the text which is unless much more strongly worded than their last statement. going into the summit the threat posed by u.s. president trumps america first policy was clear the international monetary fund has studied the current tariff escalation and puts a number to it although small of and some had feared it certainly indicates the impact that it would have on g.d.p. which in the worst case scenario

there was a senior at mit that hadi already knew, having had him as an intern.were trying to recruit him into a small start up. he had his eyes set on a bigger company, because he was just graduating from college. we referred for him to go to facebook, which at the time was 200 people. hadi said, can you say who were the smartest guys are in your class? he was not going to join, because he had a new company. at this point, we had them fly out to the west coast and gave them coding tests to assess how good computer programmers they are. this is routine for all of our investments. we don't invest if the technical founder can't pass a rigorous technical review. we decided to invest in dropbox. we spent the next several years helping dropbox recruit engineers. emily: what about uber? >> uber we weren't as early in. >> giving into later stage investment, not everyone has access. what enables us to access like that is not based on what we know. emily: watching from the outside at uber, what do you think went wrong? >> it is hard to manage hypergrowth. i think there is

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stanford second to mit. uc berkeley finished 26. ucla 33. remember these are world wide rankings. >>> all right. let's get local look at the weather. >> man, did we cut it close. that fog was rolling in and lowering as the fireworks were in the air but just in time the fireworks began and finished without much of a problem for mother nature and now socked in with fog. flashes out there, it's the fireworks. the ones that shouldn't be going off. livermore 58 degrees. san jose 63 degrees. santa rosa 53. we all will start our thursday in the low to middle 50s. oakland 55. mowas an issue earlier this week in the north bay. has not been for the past couple days or tomorrow. 87,000-acre fire to the north and east. the wind is coming from the west. good to moderate air quality tomorrow. not the best conditions heading to the beach. coast line, now through saturday, next three days, strong southerly swell. increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. a hurricane a thousand miles away churning up the ocean and impacting our beaches here and will

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. >>> president trump set a blistering tone for today's nato sum submit mit by slamming germ not spending enough on defense and being accusing germany of being captive to russia. >> reporter: the day started off with a bang. president trump taking advantage of a photo-op to rip into america's european allies. >> the united states is paying far too much and other countries are not paying enough. >> reporter: and again over peace treats. blasting germany. >> it is very sad when germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with russia where you are supposed to be xwardiguarding a russia and germany pays billions a year to russia. >> reporter: u.s. and nato officials seeming to squirm. >> the point of these differences, we have always been able to unite around to protect and defend each other. >> reporter: trump shot back again. >> so we're supposed to protect germany, but they are getting their energy from russia. explain that. >> reporter: all evidence of the widening split between america's stalwart european democratic allies and the trump administration. >> nato is as vital to us today as it

when mit rocked our world.ailed we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do.geant baker, how are you? they took care of everything a to z. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. >> time for a look at the market events that could impact your money. also business inventories. retail sales will be ports. this is a real window into how the consumer is doing it's a huge week for second quarter earnings. including the major financials. we heard from jpmorgan and city and wells fargo. next week we'll get bank of america, netflix, blackrock. tuesday, industrial production numbers are out. goldman sachs will report earnings along with charles schwab. then wednesday the beige book is out. that's a market mover. american express, morgan stanley, a lot of people will be wondering what companies have to say about guidance. weekly jobless claims are out. microsoft will report earnings along with the black stone group and union pacific. we wrap up the busy week friday with earnings from beleaguered general electric, and we'll b

freedom and human rights and democracy we already know people are being tortured on mass the americans of mit it during the. torture but what's happening now is that one tunnel is as american high and i think most people recognize this whether it's bush or by. donald trump all have allowed one tunnel to exist and continue under the presidency of. the f.b.i. agent who used to be in charge of the trumped russia collusion probe has testified on allegations of bias it was an emotional hearing one point descended into a shouting match. and your testimony is bob mueller did not kick you off because of the content of your text he kicked you all because of some appearance that he was worried about my testimony if you want to represent which he said accurately i'm happy to answer that question but i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed i don't give a damn what you pre-shared agent strong not even a week into an investigation that you originated approved or the contact for and you're already promising to protect the country from that menace donald trump i will not answer that questio

for the future of this democracy-defining document, is there a danger that the new duchess of sussex mitant to claim it? >> we may possibly think about an exhibition in the united ghstates where it be reunited temporarily. reporter: donald trump might take it back with him. >> legally not. e,aughter] reporter: ben mobc news. laura: before we go, a reminder of our top story. british authorities have confirmed that two people have been exposed to the nerve agent nochok. here is gordon corera on the significance. people will be worried about public health, but also significant to t investigation, there is no reason these two individuals would be targeted. they are different from the skripals. thlikely hypothesis, only a hypothesis, is that this is almateeft over from the poisoning of the skripals march, perhaps some of the novichok put together for the attack and discarded afterwards, left somewhere, perhaps in a park, perhaps in a house, and then these individuals came across it. that seems the most like hypothesis. laura: gor for the very latest on this story, please go to the bbc news we

freedom and human rights and democracy we already know people are being tortured on mass the americans at mit it doing the . torture but what's happening now is that one tunnel is as an american high and i think most people recognize this whether it's bush or by. donald trump all have allowed one tunnel to exist and continue under the presidency. time for a football update now croatia are gearing up for their first ever world cup final appearance after beating england two all in extra time in whedon's the semifinal it's an impressive feat for a small european country with a population of just over four million people. it's not going to be easy they're up against favorites france in sunday's decider in moscow and indeed one coach who's had plenty of success in finals down the years jill simonian you gave us his predictions for the big clash no i think it is the moment france having a nice drink in. their room. not celebrating their victory but celebrating the extra time. and celebrating twenty four hours more than tourist seeing is very very unfair. i know. the broadcasters are the ones that p

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from the former west berlin to mit or in the former east and the legendary folds.his billion is hosting a rather unusual performance. last netters there no no the grand daughters of the grandmother are sisters from puerto rico. with some basic props they enact the horror of hysterectomy as medical experiments and drug testing in puerto rico women are used as guinea pigs for the u.s. pharmaceutical industry and not just their. we can see the evolution of the you know quality has been because slaves all months were use for that research. and so it's has been any story of how black woman's and also black man's has been used for in the medical industry complex. life state of shall we move on to the next exhibition space the center of our art and in style is a form of freight that we don't need another hero is the slogan of the b.n. allah egyptian artist i mean shares this opinion in her installation she has different heads of state talking about major geo strategic projects around the mediterranean match our politics. i mean counteracts this with a highly political vis

there was a senior at mit that hadi already knew, having had him as an intern. name is mac, and we were trying to recruit him into a small startup. he had his eyes set on a bigger company, because he was just graduated from college. we referred for him to go to facebook, which at the time was 200 people or so. hadi asked him, can you tell us who the smartest guys are in your class? he said, i know this guy, but he will not join your startup either, because he has his own company. with them learned about his startup, which was drop box. it was just a two-person company. at this point, we had them fly out to the west coast and gave them coding tests to assess how good of computer programmers that actually are, and this is part of our routine for all investments. basically, if we are invest -- investing in a company, we won't do it until the technical funder can pass a rigorous technical interview. and based on his skills, the is -- we decided to invest in dropbox, and we spent the next several years, even quite recently, helping dropbox recruit engineers. emily: w

as long as fifteen years without ever being charged with a crime their lawyers are demanding mean mit's be either tried or released the eleven men were not allowed to listen into the court arguments because authorities said there wasn't a room big enough to shut them all in together well lawyers and human rights groups have described the conditions of their imprisonment at the guantanamo bay constitutional and against international law among the group appealing for release is tell freak. he is a yemeni citizen he's been detained in guantanamo bay since two thousand and three on suspicion of having been a member of al qaeda he's never been charged in fact he was previously cleared by u.s. authorities and granted release papers on three occasions each time though it was counsel of the last minute here's what another detainee had to say about their situation. i still have faith even after all this time they did judge will see through this stupidity the better solution would be deceived the american taxpayer the eleven million. to keep me here and maybe nobody but. very expensive nobody the

and finally mit have designed a musical instrument specifically for space travel.ith gyroscopes that change sound depending on how they are shaken. it allows budding astronaut musicians to beat the box in zero—g. the stats for formula 1 are mind blowing. these cars come around this track at over 350 kilometres an hour and that is why 350 million fans tune into these races. but attracting new viewers is a bit of an issue for this sport because, watching these cards go around and around and around and around... can get a bit boring. formula 1 are aware of the problem and part of their strategy is to use all the latest tricks and technologies and technologies to pull in new fans, especially those who play racing video games and are used to feeling like they are really sitting in the driving seat. sport broadcasting technology is moving at such a pace. we are talking about 3—d, 360, virtual reality. that is a big talking point at the moment. mixed reality is quite nice as well. whether that is bringing in actual footage against the cg! world. the demographic for a form

freedom and human rights and democracy we already know people are being tortured on mass the americans at mit it during the state report on torture but what's happening now is that one tunnel. is as american as american pie and i think most most people recognize this whether it's bush or by. donald trump all have allowed one tunnel to exist and continue under the presidency. ukrainian embassy in israel as accusing the israeli newspaper ha'aretz of spreading fake news after it published a report about the state ukrainian neo nazis the article claims that israel's exporting weapons to ukraine where they end up in the hands of neo nazis it also says that israeli rights groups have launched a petition demanding an end to the exports the ukrainian embassy cited investigative journalist and a frequent guest on our team blumenthal is author of the heretical. max blumenthal is hiding behind the pursued a name of john brown i. was not the author of any of the articles exposing this scandal however my research was used by one of the journalists in a separate article by the israeli newspaper ha'aretz a

the use of mit us military force around the world becomes much more acceptable in the i think of the rest of the world when it's done through the filter of coal ition within nato it is a political thing i think the military can't know because only healing has been pushed aside so that you don't you have to remember that before you can do a main goal of nato if you look at the meeting in two thousand and two or two thousand and thirteen was the fight against piracy purposes yes yes that's clear isn't such a big year to run somalia right huge military and for that and i couldn't agree more that it's a political institution the media there is a sion of europe and space by putting some u.s. bases is a way to politically control space and. it's a really no more. the thing is that you know you know i'm always a big advocate of sovereignty here but you know under the nato paradigm the nato countries are surrendering a lot of their sovereignty here but the way trump is doing it it's all of hackett's deal as we've said before and our g. tariffs and security for him it's all one thing ok and o

there's soeople around us pto benefy mit from us >> i think it's great for bunesses and i think it'sat for people who want apartments in this area, i thins ito good thing. >> reporter: star bucks tellse this will transition in early it will officially be open. ttle bit to make it's e downli transition. they don't know how long they will need to be closed for, is this a trend we'll be seeing will they open more locations ike this around the country?s live in northeast, cori coffin fox 5 local ne >> that's really citing. >> it's a big deal. >> the first one we mentioned malaysia where that oen ed. nice to see it in the u.s. >>> big changes coming. what you need to know before you head out. >> a local woman it's gone. why she said happened and why she may not be the only one >> hear from the virginia man who had the cops called on him for something that happened during the pickup basketball game >> what a beautiful summer evening it was. outside right now, 79 degrees, faing to 70 in the districts, low to mid 60's northwest big changes f andor the weeken rs ♪ ♪ >>> several lines and clos

just decide we are going to be in the next biotech center because you've got to have some place like mit or california. look at what you have, make sure you have an educated workforce and a well functioning city. make sure the tax structures are appropriate and then you have to sell and build on the particular strength. >> one of the most political figures of my lifetime from any state, any office, any party is governor ann richards of texas who appointed you the secretary of state, and for zack and other people who were not london, this is the person who used to refer to george bush as poor george. he was born with a silver foot in his mouth. what is one of the lessons you learned about life and politics -- >> i met her when i was 14-years-old, and she was the chief of staff to the young man, and speaking to the young people here. chief of staff to a young lawyer state legislator who at 28-years-old argued the case before the supreme court on behalf of a woman named marla in way versus road. she got my first job as an intern and drug me into politics as secretary of state. i learned eve

possible for science students to major in philosophy knowledge is not bullshit look at what a huge mit were one in one and covering all sides of all all places. in the one nine hundred eighty s. and nine hundred ninety s. there was a funding crisis amongst universities lots of vice chancellors complaining that they didn't have enough money to cover the amount of students are now coming through the system so the government commissioned a report and this was called the deering report and that came up with a number of recommendations almost one hundred recommendations roughly half for the government about how it could. maintain sustain and improve higher education in the u.k. and one of the most controversial parts of that report was the introduction of was i in one thousand nine hundred seven the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the elections after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to publ