it's a prototype from panasonic, fully autonomous. it's like a comfortable living room on wheels. >> there's part of your living room you want in your car. >> reporter: like a 74-inch screen that you can use as a tv. or it's a sun shade. here at ces, they're looking at how the cars will treat us as a person. >> the car knows who you are. and it can adapt to your needs. >> luxury that's real, intelligence that's artificial. a peek into our robotic future as it gets us around. panasonic says it will be at least a decade before we see one of those driving around. they say, they're going to work on how cars see us, while we in silicon valley see how autonomous cars see the road. in las vegas, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we can watch movies. >> it's crazy. all of the concepts. we start implementing them. >> it's going to happen very soon. >> they don't want you to move. on your couch, becomes the car. and it drives itself. >>> scott was wearing a raincoat in las vegas. >> they had some flooding. southern california is seeing a brea

panasonic thinks this is what driverless cars will look like. no steering wheel or pedals.t a cabin that is awfully spacious with chairs, display screens and whale sharks. the chairs can face different directions or face each other if you want to talk to someone. panasonic envisions a speaker surround system along with screenings for movies or music. >> if you're not comfortable with riding in one of those, how about this, you have to drive it yourself but it also delivers food. ford and domino's unveiled a specially equipped ford fusion that comes with self-driving technology and an oven. customers will enter a number near the back window and then the window lowers and you saw them pulling out the pizza there. they have been testing it out for months. >> a car could come one no one in it and a pizza pops out. it's the future. so lazy. >> very lazy future. >>> if you use e-harmon kri to find a date you may be owed money. >> james frankel is the latest to be accused of sexual misconduct. >> here is a look at what's ahead on "good morning america." >>> the desperate search fo

. >>> panasonic thinks this is what driverless cars will look like in the future. no steering wheel or pedals, just a cabin that is huge. it looks like a living room with chairs and display screens. guess you want to watch whale sharks around town. the chairs can face different directions or you can face each other and draw on the screen. panasonic envisioned a version with a surround sound system along with side and ceiling screens for movies and music. >> that is bigger than a lot of people's living rooms in san francisco. >>> okay, if you're not comfortable with riding one of those, how about a self-driving car that delivers food to you. ford and domino's unveiled a specially equipped ford fusion that comes with self-driving technology and an oven. customers will enter a number on the touch pad near the back window. the window then lowers revealing the pizza. ford and domino's have been testing them out for a few months. >> then it doesn't come to my door. >> you have to go to the car. you have to take off the pjs, put on sweatpants -- >> so put out. >> we've se

it's part of why we partnered with panasonic to see how we can link vehicles with smart highways and save lives - futuristic transportation companies like arrivo, otto, and hyperloop one are making colorado a testing ground. but we can't innovate our way out of traffic jams without the resources. coloradans spend hundreds of dollars a year extra per car on repairs and operating costs as a result of bad road conditions. we waste dozens of hours a year in traffic. the cost of asphalt and concrete continue to rise; yet we haven't increased the state gas tax in over 25 years. we've been driving on a flat tire for a quarter century. all while utah raised their gas tax twice. not only do we under-fund maintenance by more than $200 million per year, but we also have a project list of $9 billion. total needs are estimated to be $25 billion by 2040. and that's all on top of cdot's existing budget. last year, we committed $1.9 billion in financing for roads when we addressed the hospital provider fee. soon, thanks to senate bill 267, we will see a $100 million-per-year commitment in general fu

stylish, cloud connected, and juiced by and panasonic rechargeable battery. >> for about 10 years, taiwan'snment has been pushing for an electric scooter to turn this very dirty mode of transportation into cleaner transportation. throughout the 10 years, it was extremely unsuccessful until we came along. >> it has the equivalent of a 5k engine, and they say it can go zero to 50 kilometers an hour in just four to five seconds. top speed is 100 kilometers per hour with a 110 salon arrange. when the batteries are zapped, just swap them off at a kiosk. 30,000 batteries are exchanged every day. changed game ultimately was the way that we fueled the vehicle. pop in. in six seconds, they evaluate if there is anything wrong with the vehicle. talks to the server, programs it a battery it. it takes minutes, not hours. stephen: another green tech company not spending time that's not wasting time -- not wasting time turns taiwan's abundance of manufacturing waste into some 1200 recycled materials, whether it is window shades made of discarded circuit boards or terrazzo tile from nike shoes and apparel.

gogorow is the panasonic.y transportation to clean transportation throughout the 10 years. extremely successful till we came around. -- it was unsuccessful until we came along. reporter: they say i can go zero to 50 kilometers an hour in just four and a half seconds. let's give it a go. reporter: top speed is 100 kilometers per hour with 110 an hour range. when the batteries go bad, just swap them out. >> what changed is the way we fuel the vehicle. pop it in, and then reevaluate if anything is wrong with the vehicle. talk to the server, program the new battery. seconds, not minutes, not hours. reporter: another green tech company has been profitable for the past four years. it turns taiwan's abundance of manufacturing waste to 1200 recycled materials, whether window shades made of discarded circuit boards or tiles from nike shoes and apparel. >> what drives us is anger, actually. with this new intelligence, artificial intelligence, software we can play with, i feel like there is not as many people doing what

center in jamestown, four new upstate tourism resorts, state of the art from the ground up, tesla, panasonic plans in buffalo, a legoland theme park in the hudson valley, the rochester data consortium, we are revitalizing jones beach, updating belair, expanding the southern tier, expanding gm in western new york, expanding welsh island, attracting companies to utica, a defense company to syracuse, the north titanium plant to plattsburgh, and new health care system in brooklyn called vital brooklyn and we are building the new governor mario m cuomo bridge. [applause] gov. cuomo: so, don't tell me we can't do it, because we can. there's nothing we put our mind to that we haven't accomplished. it's not just about the projects we have built. that is great. that is great for the economy. but, in some ways, what is even more special to me is the lives we have changed. the civil rights that we have created. the dignity that we have given people. we have some of them here today. i would ask them to stand and -- when they were acknowledged. those we helped when we said love doesn't discriminate and w

checking on the board, rising with panasonic and you, rubber hamaanasonic and yoko rubber.imbers. honda and toyota jumping to the highest level in two years, despite a drop in u.s. sales for december and the murky outlook for 2018. betty: thank you so much. taking a look at the first day of trade in japan for 2018. after months of saber rattling from north korea, we may see a thaw intentions. kim jong-un ordering the reopening of the cross-border hotline, paving the way for discussions about next month's winter olympics. its hotline with its neighbor to the south, south korea. let's discuss implications with our seoul reporter. this is an interesting development. has this lifted the mood in south korea? peter: definitely. the markets were acting positively to it. they see this as a big reversal intentions that have been with aing for months, north korea continuing to test their missiles and continuing to do their missile tests, to develop a nuclear weapon that could reach the u.s. betty: you heard the u.s. will respond to this saying, they do not believe this. they have hid

silent, car connected and just by panasonic. >> for about 10 years, the taiwan government has been ,ushingters to turn this very dirty mode of transportation to clean transportation. this has the equivalent of go cc and is and is as i can 0-50, is for our in 4.5 seconds, let's give it a go. the top speed is 100 commoners for hour with it will 10 kilometer range. when the batteries are zapped, swap them out. 30,000 batteries are exchanged every day. >> what change the game was the way we feel the vehicle. in, they evaluate whether or not there is anything wrong with the vehicle, they talk to the server, the program a new battery. it takes minutes, not hours. >> another green tech company not wasting time turning the status quo on its head is many ways. profitable now for the last four years. it turns it into some 1200 recycled materials whether it is window shades or discarded circuit boards or tiles from nike shoes and apparel. what drives us is anger, with all this new intelligence, all of this ai and software we can i feel like there aren't many people doing what we can do for the enviro

las vegas convention center for nearly two hours, if you can imagine, on wednesday, leaving lg, panasonicghtest minds, to wander in the dark. attendants did what they do best, documenting things on social media. greg writing, daylight will win every major tech award at cse. this innovator demoed his light up juggling. that came in handy. the doors were locked, officials attempting to restore power. here's a techie's personal nightmare. they were left without their phones for hours. stations that could only be opened with power-operated touch screens. the lights would come back. we have confirmation, that cse 2018 is indeed lit. parents, look that up. officials say it was a result of the rainstorm that hit the coast on tuesday. it's scheduled to go through tomorrow. can you imagine how scary that probably was, the lights went out? imagine if that happened here. wait, what? >> oh! >> that's comedy. >> wait, what? >> where are you guys? >> over here. >> oh, my gosh. >> i can't see you. where are you? hoda? savannah? back to you. >> we're right here. >> my golly. >> luckily, we have windows.

panasoniced by swappable batteries. >> the government has been pushing for an electric scooter.ion into clean transportation, but it was unsuccessful in we came along. >> it has the equivalent of a 125 engine. let's give it a go. top speed is 100 kilometers per hour with a 110 kilometers range. when the batteries are zapped, just swap them out at kiosks. >> what change the game ultimately was the way we fuel the vehicle. and in six seconds it will if i wait whether there is anything wrong with the vehicle, not to the server, minutes, hours. >> another company not wasting time turning the status quo on its head is profitable now and turns taiwan's abundance of manufacturing waste into some 1200 recycled materials, whether window shades made of discarded circuit boards or tiles from nike shoes and apparel. >> what drives us his anger actually. with all this new intelligence, aia, software we can play with, i feel like not many people are doing what we can do for the environment. >> both companies simply want to get toxicity out of our increasingly crowded cities. take a look at wh

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panasonic and japan's home builder daiwa teamed up to design a $16,000 robot that uses artificial intelligencesays it hopes to lower the price to under $2,000 if it is ever mass produced. >> oh, okay. stuart: i want it. >> we're getting there. stuart: general motors working on a chevy cruz with no steering wheel, gas or brake pedals. reportedly in production already. gm says they'd like to deploy these cars sometime next year. >> interesting. stuart: general motors stock just slightly down, about 40 cents lower on that news. and we now know who will be traveling with the president to the world economic forum in davos. rex tillerson, wilbur ross, robert lighthizer and kirsten nielsen amongst others. this is about half of the president's entire cabinet. that is a big and powerful delegation. >>> now listen to this, more than a hundred big name ceos wrote a letter to congress asking leaders to save daca. names like bezos, mark zuckerberg, cook, all of them on that list. but next, the president honors martin luther king live right here. yes, the third hour of "varney & company" continues. stumblin