two thousand and one a space odyssey the mother of all science fiction films. in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight director stanley kubrick rewrote the rules of cinema in a way that continues with mates and inspired. this conversation can serve no purpose anymore today on kino we're doing a deep dive into two thousand and one we're devoting our entire show to stanley kubrick's classic. film turns fifty this year but two thousand and one is still way ahead of its time. when kubrick began putting his son if i must to piece together in the mid one nine hundred sixty s. americans in saving its were vying to be the first to reach the moon to develop a visionary believable set design kubrick hide nuts the experts who had worked with russ. pioneer vanna for brown the frankfurt show explores how meticulously every technical detail was planned. i'm. brooke was the first to use product placement this futuristic watch from a luxury brand hamilton went on sale as the film opened. but only a few original props are preserved kubrick destroyed most of them. this is a rep

. >> a simple google search brings up or stories directly tied to the odyssey system that the geniuses running our local court decided to purchase. >> reporter: the odyssey software allows an easier interface between the public and criminal justice system. it also lets courts issue warrants and have important information about suspects federally available to rank and file officers. multiple county agencies this week have complained in white and writing of integration issues dating back to november, and a significant backlog of data entry to the court with a significant number of issued bench warrants, which had to be deactivated, due to various data problems. now, law enforcement of all stripes fear that officer public safety could be compromised. >> the current computer disaster leaves police officers blind in the field. we cannot know if someone is wanted for a violent crime. >> reporter: fox 2 contacted tyler technologies that makes the odyssey software. it statement reads in part that the odyssey is used successfully throughout california in more than 25 counties, and that we have

to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a dangerthe p.o cited a sa about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the oduces a warrant which is then ready critical issues raisedan."that system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor for an investigation. paul kelly/p.o.a "...we're also going to call on the court to return to cease use of this broken system and revert back to what was in use before the bungled installation of the odyssey system..." rob fladeboe/san jose "...desi

odyssey is used successfully throughout california." the court administration denied the software has a problem saying, "there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey." the court said there was a backlog created in december when police agencies asked the court to review and validate every warrant going into the new system, but the court said the backlogs are for low level crimes referred to as misdemeanors and that remaining on the old case management system is not an option for the court. now the district attorney's office which also uses this software said it has not had any problems. there might be some minor issues, but said that's kind of a normal situation when you're migrating software that there's some adjustments that have to be made. the court system is putting people on overtime to try to reduce that backlog, but it looks like from the court's perspective there's not a technology problem but maybe an old-fashioned time and labor problem here. >> let's hope they get it straightened out. thanks. >>> tonight a san

odyssey is used successfully throughout california." the court administration also denied that the software has a problem saying, "there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey." the court said there t review every warrant going into the new system, but the court said the backlogs are for low level crimes referred to as misdemeanors and that remaining on the old case management system is not an option for the court. we also checked with the district attorney's office this afternoon and the district attorney's office said that it has not had any major issues with this software, that all of these parties, police, d.a. and courts, share. now the court said today that it will be increasing overtime and hours needed to decrease that backlog over the next several weeks. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. before 3 on claudia drive. wo homes were >>> in east san jose smoke is clearing from the scene of a two-alarm house fire that broke out just before 3:00 on claudia drive. at least two homes were involved and at leas

to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odysseysoftware system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor fo

to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey' software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor

to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odysseysoftware system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor fo

next level this next step is like the steps of the star child at the end of two thousand one space odyssey that ending of the starchild is one of the most hopeful spiritual endings in the history of storytelling and it's very ephemeral various there. it means many things to many different people but the idea that humans come back and look at our planet from a more holistic view from the childlike wonder of the starchild as the next evolution that's an incredibly hopeful thing. six guys or financial survival. when customers go by your. well reducing lower. that's undercutting about what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got in the time. i mean this is the english the what you would you cry because it's a guy. i still does not seem to have. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of intensive school. raps. and they save lives. stephen hawking argued knowing the mind of

angeles and in new york we have mr potter who's the head of social impact and communications for odyssey impact that's an organization helping to shine light on youngsters in the juvenile justice system melissa daniel it's good to have you here let me just quote back a documentary team daniel beautiful intelligent caring educated woman you first spent fifteen years documenting some toil story what can you tell us about her as a person. so where is a very gracious young woman when i met or she struck me as very intelligent and articulate and that intelligence and her ability to communicate with me over the years really helped to fuel a very important story. not radical enough says they saw on twitter many said her case was a travesty of justice that has now finally been resolved she should never have gone through the trauma of the trial and sentencing if she was white or wealthy i have no doubt the case would have been abandoned is that a big leap of imagination or do you think there's something to that comment oh i think there grab something to that any day we have overt and supernatural

next level this next step is like the steps of the star child at the end of two thousand one space odyssey that ending of the starchild is one of the most hopeful spiritual endings in the history of storytelling and it's very ephemeral various means many things to many different people but the idea that humans come back and look at our planet from a more holistic view from the childlike wonder of the starchild as the next evolution that's incredibly hopeful thing. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten dollars timestamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to the rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers. it w

next level this next step is like the steps of the star child at the end of two thousand one space odyssey that ending of the starchild is one of the most hopeful spiritual endings in the history of storytelling and it's very ephemeral various means many things to many different people but the idea that humans come back and look at our planet from a more holistic view from the childlike wonder of the star child as the next evolution that's incredibly hopeful thing. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. hello my name's peter and i've been living in russia for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got some time. yet . because. nobody could see coming that false confe

the odyssey impact program is going to help us propel is beyond just a couple of documentary films to really look at this from a very big big social structure you have been in touch with a since you got in tennessee and she will be getting out of prison. this year can you recreate that moment that conversation is is that ok can you do that for us. well we're we're still she and i are going to be talking to you for saving it for the documentary so we had a very brief conversation she's pretty busy as you might imagine cos simply has grown up i mean she has she has a little rounder now and she's got a lot of things a lot of responsibilities she's now about to transition to toward freedom that's a big thing so we haven't had exactly that conversation you know the legal right. melissa documentaries like dances in the last few seconds of this program at how helpful are they they are extraordinarily helpful with the fact that of our documentary real if you will they saw the real eat the bear and walker prisoner in the current then pregnant with them who were and fairly shallow and now you a

saudi teenager fleeing alleged abuse by her family has now found safety in canada it's been a long odyssey for a half mohammed a canoe and she was planning to seek asylum in australia but was stopped on route of the bangkok airport and threatened with deportation of the days of uncertainty it was canadian officials who offered her a new home. run household canoe and briefly appeared before the press at toronto airport but was too exhausted to take questions after a dramatic journey she's finally safe in her new home and it was glad that you were able to. see a lot of the rescue so you get to keep them lest you and use your aunt often refer to the person you sling mud. on january fifth the eighteen year old arrived at bangkok airport from kuwait she defied thai authorities by barricading her cell. a hotel room to avoid being returned to saudi arabia she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for renouncing islam an accusation raf's father later rejected rafa drew attention to her plight on social media quickly rallying tens of thousands of supporters all over the world

the odyssey impact program is going to help us propel this beyond just a couple of documentary films to really look at this from a very big big social structure you have been in touch a scintilla since you got in tennessee and she will be getting out of prison. this year can you recreate that moment that conversation is is that ok can you do that for us. well we're we're still she and i are going to be talking to you for saving it for the documentary so we had a very brief conversation she's pretty busy as you might imagine cos simply has grown up i mean she has a she has a little rounder now and she's got a lot of things a lot of responsibilities she's now about to transition to toward freedom that's a big thing so we haven't had exactly that conversation you know the legal right. melissa documentaries like dancers in the last few seconds of this program at how helpful are they they are extraordinarily helpful with the thick of our documentary by real if you will they saw the real eat the bear and walker prisoner in the car and then present them and barely show and now you are with

the statement reads in part that odyssey is used successfully throughout california and more than 25and we have investigated these claims and have verified that the products are in no way involved in these issues. officials with the county court tell us there is no malfunction with the warrant process. a systematic change such as this is difficult for all involved. the court has worked hard to address and resolve all critical issues raised. >> i am worried based on some of the other complaints i have seen. >> reporter: officials say odyssey has led to some people being wrongfully incarcerated. they want is slower officer response time as officers radio when and request hand checks of files to be sure a suspect does not have an outstanding warrant. tyler technologies say there could be a lawsuit over implications that their software is to blame. jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. >>> after decades of violence the sound of music is once again filling classrooms at richmond high school. >>> american diplomats are getting out of venezuela after the president cuts off diplomatic ties. >>> some u

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saudi teenager fleeing alleged abuse by her family has now found safety in canada is for the long odyssey photographed muhammad out qunu and she was planning to seek asylum in australia but was stopped on route. and threatened vinyl is safe in her new home and it was glad you were able to. use this you want to read you so you get to keep lester you and use your hands on the refuge she took herself and is laying low danger on january fifth the eighteen year old arrived at bangkok airport from kuwait she defied thai authorities by barricading herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to saudi arabia she said she feared for life after her family threatened her for renouncing islam an accusation ripoffs father later rejected rafa drew attention to her plight on social media quickly rallying tens of thousands of supporters all over the worlds. i'm not leaving my until i see you and age. i want asylum. her calls for help quickly reached the united nations refugee agency after examining her case the un decided to run for half the refugee status and began talks with several countries to fin

book that i don't mean you know bob baer for you what you call on the little you're told about the odyssey lopping told us i created a guy you have. to be set. up by the sea the. loft in the front of us. he had solved a lot harder that was missing many of those and this is a on the yes i like him out is set up the scene corsi it to mean look plus it's a couple that i'll pull off and that's because you're in this interview. it's not simple almost seven book a loss at. least i can sure miss a molecule once when you go to the most insole plane crash into one of things i will see. was just a moment god is also you in the compartment when all's goes on those. of us i mean he called you day a little cynical stylist you see all the people didn't come as a link i was there so as to be up us off whatever this bus with us and man up muscle man is and how many of us are so this is to say your goal before he was a worker was it was done. in the city most of all they got if you know. what i mean little boy. when he just kissed of us he ducked. then because a lot when they just call us about the. wire.

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this story for us and joins me now with more our max so walk us through this i mean this was a long odyssey that ended up with her in toronto exactly so until yesterday it was uncertain that attempt to flee from her home in saudi arabia would end well for her she spent the last couple of days in an airport hotel room in bangkok where she avoided being deported by thai authorities and also the attempts of her family members to try to get her back home now her plan was originally to go to australia and claim asylum there and failed after she was stopped at the airport and her passport was seized but she managed to keep her folder which is essential and she took to twitter to raise awareness for her case which in the end a cost the united nations to step in why her case i mean why her case in particular why did gain so much attention so quickly well there are many cases like this where women try to escape abuse and their families and most of these cases go unreported but michelle coonan use twitter from the beginning of her journey to draw attention and she took to twitter. she tweeted. messag

to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants leaving no way for an officer to know whether someone they have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor f

to the public, the court staff and the inefficiencies that have arisen....the p.o.a.says the new "odyssey' software system has failed to activate thousands of bench warrants have stopped is wanted by police.paul kelly/p.o.a. "...they might not know if they have a warrant in the system, which can absolutely cause a danger to the officer and if the wrong person is let go, it can pose a danger to the community..."the p.o.a. cited a safety bulletin advising sheriff's deputies about a backlog of data entry and a bulletin sent to court staff warning of system performance issues.(full screen)in a statement, the court disputed the criticizm writing... "...there is no malfunction with the warrant process in odyssey. the system is working and produces a warrant which is then ready for activation.....the court has worked to address all critical issues raised..."a spokeswoman for tyler technologies, makers of the software, says the p.o.a.s claims are false and that the system is working as expected. the p.o.a. has called on the state auditor for an investigation. lt. tracy hern/sunnyvale police "...t

the new santa clara court system called odyssey is not updating information about outstanding wants with more than 2,000 warrants missing. two police unions bralasted superior court officials yesterday. they say when they pull somebody over for a violation, they have no way of knowing if that driver is wanted for a violent crime. >> we don't know if the person believes it is better to shoot at a cop rather than go to jail. and we're not going to go if we're letting go a killer. the system is broken. and it needs to be fixed now. >> santa clara county superior court released a statement today saying the odyssey computer system is working properly and they say they're experiencing essentially growing pains from moving from a 40-year program to modern software. >>> you wouldn't believe this next story without this video. a fit of road rage in boston escalating to the point of this. one man holding on to the windshield of another man's suv as that man speeds away. the driver reaching up to 70 miles an hour. the other guy just holding on to the windshield. this because the two were caught up

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the story behind the odyssey leading to one shocked family. [ cheers ] >> nice, quiet street, not expecting this. >> it was a surprise to everyone. >> see why especially the driver. >>> crews had to clear debris before the true gem could be revealed. wait until you see when they unlock that door. >> oh, my gosh. what could be behind it. >>> and he's giving it the old college try. >> the fourth leg just won't go. >> see if poor meatball can ever get in the car. >> got it. got it. ♪ >> it is december 30th, very early in the morning. we're packing today for the real surprise. >> that real surprise will be a doozy. max hasn't been home for a couple of annew his lady, leig decided for new years they'll travel from canada to australia to surprise them. they make their way to the airport, check in and hit a road block. >> some things are difficult, we need different visas for different countries. so we're trying to get him his electronic visa otherwise he can't go through customs. if you're a foreigner coming into america, you have to get a visa. usually you just apply online. he forgot. apparentl

police say the new santa clara court system software called odyssey is not updapting information about outstanding warrants and with more than 2,000 warrants missing, two police unions blasting superior court officials today. they say when they pull someone over with a simple traffic violation, they have no reliable way of knowing if that driver is wanted for a violent crime. >> we don't know if the person believes it is better to shoot at a cop rather than go to jail. and we're not going to go if we're letting go a killer. the system is broken. and it needs to be fixed now. >> santa clara county superior court released a statement today saying the odyssey computer system is working properly and they say they're experiencing essentially growing pains from moving from a 40-year program to modern software to. >>> get to the train, you first have to park your car. bart is dealing with parking issues. transit leaders spent the day discussing some solutions. sam brock joins us from the daly city train station with some of the details. sam? >> reporter: friday evening might be the only time

our guests are doug stanton, author of the odyssey of echo company. the 1968 tet offensive in the epic battle to survive the vietnam war. and filmmaker tunic with ken burns was a 10 part documentary, the vietnam war. first here's the cbs report on opposition to the war. >> war, specifically the war in vietnam, troubles all-america. it troubled young people more. the gap is greatest between college students and the rest of society. >> since the war in vietnam began to escalate in 1965, so did the growth of sds. >> arnel sailor, and radicals student at the university of colorado explains one reason for the spread of radicalism. his audience is a kiwanis club. >> if it wasn't for the vietnam war, people like myself would never reach the level i have, is the vietnam war that began the first conflict. >> the survey showed that six out of 10 parents and noncollege youth believe in fighting wars for our honor. only one fourth of the college students say the same. almost 2/3 of the parents and more than two thirds of noncollege youth say we should fight to co

. >> reporter: santa clara county spent about $2.25 million on odyssey, its court record system.oth the court administration and tyler technologies say it's not the software. quote, we have investigated these claims, tyler said in a statement, and have verified that tyler and our reports are in no way involved in the issues presented. the court said in a statement officer and public safety is a priority for the court. the majority of the existing warrant backlogs are for low-level crimes. arrest warrants are being expedited for law enforcement agencies upon request. a year ago a public defender and prosecutor in alameda county told abc 7 news about problems they encountered after switching. the criminal courts of still using odyssey while the civil courts are negotiating to terminate their contract. the three police associations say they'd like to revert to the old system, however the court says that is not an option. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> the mayor of santa rosa says cal fire's report that the deadly 2017 tubbs fire started with privately owned electrical equ

after a two-hour odyssey, the women arrive at suhaila's place to try out her food. the asian dish with a libyan twist is ready. the question now is, does it taste good? aziza: yes, i like it. libyans generally only know their own traditional cuisine, and are a bit afraid to try something new. but it tastes a bit like libyan food anyhow. it's really good. reporter: eman and aziza have checked out hundreds of cooks, and offer a diverse menu. the app is ready to go. they won a start-up competition 1.5 years ago. since then, the group has been working non-stop to make the project a reality. money is tight, but they have massive human resources. only onene in four women is employed in a country dominated by men, and marked by war. aziza: you can't let war and destruction get you down. you have to keep positively looking forward. that's t the only way make a nw start. nothing g in life should get n your way. reporter: islam al-zarouk is making a test delivery. his job is to take suhaila's noodle dish to a family across town. the 30-year-old takes his task seriously. he's

many times are you going down the mighty people to actually die in the odyssey while my kids. in the movie are you know my somebody you see on the one hundred thirty. two so my knowledge used to say. oh. was it was just he just was not stuck yet over there. yes. when you read the news if he has a good mind chant the witches of the coming. days have all the. pieces i want sons of the one gems of houses the size of all that's needed to keep them wanting to feel. that the other was using up all did you go me. cause you. know how to. let. me ask you just you feel so you can see this is exactly. what you owe you everything you. could be but there's a cunt you don't mean. it she's in the power. pop and audition chill. jordan sings a song called the scene shoot so we can nail down the tube on the trunk or palm and this is a good thing in. thomas in the long run but also it's a doll. thing going down when john was not physically gifted and talented. says it very well we hope if he moves to. a city to go with me he said building them that we would see why it is you where you are going

. >> reporter: santa clara county spent about $2.25 million on odyssey, its court record system.e court administration and tyler technologies say it's not the software. quote, we have investigated these claims, tyler said in a statement, and have verified that tyler and our products are in no way involved in the issues presented. the court said in a statement officer and public safety is a priority for the court. the majority of the existing warrant backlogs are for low-level crimes. arrest warrants are being expedited for law enforcement agencies upon request. a year ago a public defender and prosecutor in alameda county told abc 7 news about problems they encountered after switching. the criminal courts are still using odyssey while the civil courts are negotiating to terminate their contract. the three police associations say they'd like to revert to the old system, however the court says that is not an option. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> the mayor of santa rosa says cal fire's report that the deadly 2017 tubbs fire started with privately owned electrical equipme

. >> reporter: santa clara county spent about $2.25 million on odyssey, its court record system.administration and tyler technologies say it's not the software. quote, we have investigated these claims, tyler said in a statement, and have verified that tyler and our products are in no way involved in the issues presented. the court said in a statement officer and public safety is a priority for the court. the majority of the existing warrant backlogs are for low-level crimes. arrest warrants are being expedited for law enforcement agencies upon request. a year ago a public defender and prosecutor in alameda county told abc 7 news about problems they encountered after switching. the criminal courts are still using odyssey while the civil courts are negotiating to terminate their contract. the three police associations say they'd like to revert to the old system, however the court in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> the mayor of santa rosa says cal fire's report that the deadly 2017 tubbs fire started with privately owned electrical equipment does not change the city's lawsui

inch often they went through an odyssey changing new places and new people when they were completely dependent on and constant fear the suffering of these children who were hidden stayed with them long after the war was over and their memories. of them most didn't even noticed often they were orphans they had lost everything their parents their siblings often cubit didn't even know their real names or their dates of birth some didn't even know that they were juice. how many of you to this is how many of them rather to this day do not know their true origin we don't know the story will range recently your documentation has shown you in germany about people who resisted deportation and who survived in hiding to the invisible was the name of this room are you sleeping with people who know and it shows or is the will to survive in view of the danger that they were exposed to as a remote spy if this list of some of the neighborhoods that they were in was both a risk and maybe somewhere to hide some where neighbors or the leaders this was the name of an exhibition of the holocaust memorial

odysseys on the good of them all. at the bottom of it it's akin to get out of the often this is echoed argument about thought there were no weapons . of mass produced coles sixty thousand tiny coal babies are being artificially bred to to farm on a small island off the coast of okinawa but for won't hurt does. kinda trollish him a is located seventeen hundred kilometers south of tokyo it is a small coal matter during high tide he clears the surface by a mere centimeters japan regards it as an island but the existence of a q notorious under threat. all six join it and i see him in ga and he just said. that they wanted to ask it of them or this one out of the will system are this or you kenya this. japan has decided that kinda true or you must know the foundation its maritime area which presents a massive territorial expansion bringing with it so when whites over fish and other natural resources. the ornament sickie. them. guides them all. there. and so they can hide that. nothing's. more good i think in. all. this. ter

many times are you going down the mighty people to actually die on the odyssey while my kids. in the movie are you know most of the you don't know you heard so much knowledge used to say. oh. was it was just he just was not stuck yet over there already. yes. when you read the news if you can see my champ the witches of the coming. days have all the. pieces i want sons of the one gems of houses downsize them to hold the. key to what you feel. that the other was using up all did you go up and you can see me. cause you. know how do. you know. that. it was just you feel so down. and this is exactly. what i was. giving you i meant. that there's a cunt you don't mean. it she's. a power. pop and audition chill. holden sings a song called the sea machine so we can nail. a toke on the trunk or palm and this is a good thing in. thomas in the long run but also it's a doll. thing going down when i found that my guitar didn't get it sent to live. says it really wasn't well known if he moved to. a city to go with the senate building then we would see why it is you where you are going to rea

easier to attack and defend and the information age stanley kubrick's two thousand and one the space odyssey featured an artificial intelligence named how nine thousand how was in charge of the space ship and ultimately murdered the crew which epitomizes the fear of ai as voiced by stephen hawking the concern is that it would take off on its own and redesign itself in an ever increasing rate and humans are limited by slow biological evolution couldn't compete and would be superseded. in the future ai could develop a will of its own will that is in conflict with ours for such reason the creation of artificial intelligence has often been equated with the invention of the atomic bomb. nuclear bomb is not exactly correct it's this thought it's not as though it's going to explode and create a mushroom cloud it's more like if there were just a few people that had it they would be able to be such that dick protect haters of earth or wherever acquired it and if it was limited to one of the people there and it was ultra smart they would have to man you know. but we're at a moment now we're just still

large collection of postcards, trade cards, photography, labels and more all weekend las the lumen odyssey a winter light experience for kids as they explore four floors of gasoline like exhibits. the sharks are home, warriors are away. i rosemary rose go in that is your weekend watch.>>> a man from australia was arrested in the bay area. we will tell you what he was arrested for and why he made a visit here. >>> the new democratically controlled u.s. house has pushed through a built in the partial government shutdown but it doesn't look like it is going anywhere. i am in washington and we will tell you why coming up. >>> we continue to get new information about crash and northbound 880 in the fremont 280 in san jose. there is another crash to tell you about coming up, after the break. >>> on their first day of the majority house democrats passed a plan to reopen the government. what to expect today. >>> a truck plows into a person crossing the street and now police want to know if you recognize the driver. >>> back to mornings on 2. it is 5:00 on friday, january 4. >> we are watching the

in fact odyssey got to see many things but no outside i had to pull hello we're inside the west things to north korean leader kim jong il and i'm absolutely shocked. this is how suddenly you get treated the. very juice from john the president's the whole faja and fury thing seem to go out of fashion fust so don't trump decided to put aside the summit will happen and personally i think it's going to be a success predictability though is not one of the traits trump is known for he kept the world confused regarding his intentions to meet kim jong until the very last moment is a very substantial chance that it will work as i always say who knows who knows what's going to happen who will either have a very good meeting or we want to have a good meeting and maybe we won't even have a meeting at all it will see how it all works maybe maybe it won't everything's going to be scuttled but eventually the two met and they felt and how shame about their feelings toward each other. like you spent i was really being tough and so we're seeing a lot back and forth and then we fell in love ok one thing

nicaraguan tube it's a very concerning situation both in our and trump share in a right wing at the odyssey they share antipathy towards the left wing governments of latin america so clearly balls in our own we've done work very close with trump he will try to do his best to partner with the united states but i think the u.s. has more bases throughout the world than any country should and i mean they just don't need a military in terms of national security so i don't see why the u.s. should have a base they are i think it could only be viewed as an aggressive stance again towards countries it doesn't like like venezuela. political pressure is putting a major u.s. russian space program in jeopardy that story on plenty more besides in under ninety seconds. he's gone into a nihilistic fever. thank god the road and the traveling across america what makes america the charlotte. the south american hero this is a point. we always are on the current system the. culture is really important. we're starting west with this is going to head east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i t