professor peng: hundreds. for example, in the engine, you have to measure a lot of things including the firing angle, engine speed, transmission speed, pressure, air flow, voltage. for batteries you need to measure voltage current. temperatures. if you add all of the sensors together, i would say hundreds and typically 100 microprocessors. they are already getting smarter, even with this standard car. now we are talking about adding more technology to interact with other vehicles. we are at the beginning of making cars intelligent enough to cooperate with other vehicles. host: professor, what has been your biggest frustration in this project? professor peng: that is a tough one. this is a very complicated problem. not just limited to technology. because after all, technologies must be doing something good for the society. otherwise, we probably should not be doing it. as such, we need to interact with so many different people, companies, government, students and so on. trying to bring the awareness to the soci

professor peng: hundreds. for example, in the engine, you have to measure a lot of things including the firing angle, engine speed, transmission speed, pressure, air flow, voltage. for batteries you need to measure voltage currt. temperatures. if you add all of the sensors together, i would say hundreds and typically 100 microprocessors. they are already getting smarter, even with this standard car. now we are talking about adding more technology to interact with other vehicles. we are at the beginning of making cars intelligent enough to cooperate with other vehicles. host: professor, what has been your biggest frustration in this project? professor peng: that is a tough one. this is a very complicated problem. not just limited to technology. because after all, technologies must be doing something good for the society. otherwise, we probably should not be doing it. as such, we need to interact with so many different people, companies, government, students and so on. trying to bring the awareness to the societ

in peng's footsteps. in qingdao located almost 600 kilometers from beijing, the filming of "bikini spy" has begun. as a total of 150 cast and crew gathers, the ceo of the production company, wang looks tense. the cost of renting filming equipment, paying actors for their performance and hotel accommodation is tens of thousands of u.s. dollars a day. he can't afford to waste one second. >> with temperatures today reaching just 9 degrees celsius, the actors have to endure the chilly weather. >> director huang has gained a lot of attention by producing several recent hits. but he has been given just 15 days to complete this film. >> the movie is set for release during the chinese new year when the industry makes the most profit. he has three months left. the following day, the crewmembers go to a local public bath. wang found the location through a friend's connections. he only needs a few cuts, but believes they are important scenes to showcase the beauty of the actresses. but after they set up the cameras

sharyl: peng hopes the trum acts quickly and forcefully. >> they need to announce clearly that they are going to use executive authority to cut off as much federal funding as possible to all sanctuary cities. if those communities want to litigate the issue, bring it on. sharyl: congressman culberson says the trum will be able to strip funding from sanctuary jurisdictions on day one. coming up on "full measure" scott thuman takes us behind the lines sharyl: president-elect trump rattled european leaders last week when he called nato, the north atlantic treaty organization, obsolete. in the same week poland welcomed the largest nato deployment of u.s. tanks and troops in decades. that came as a show of strength to russia which sent military troops into adjacent ukraine in 2014. now president trump will have to deal with their militarized border with nato forces to the west and putin's troops to the east. scott thuman went to kaliningrad where things are not so quiet on russia's western front. scott: when putin wants to display russia's military might and prestige, kaliningrad is often his

arrested two sus peng shortly after the shooting and say either had a record. >> member of the elite seal team six died during counter terrorism raid in yemen. three other service members were wounded. officials say the raids targeted the headquarters of yemen's al quaida branch believed to contain vital intelligence information. at least 14 suspected jihad is cents were killed in the exchange every gunfire. a military helicopter brought into evacuate the crash landed and had to be abandoned and destroyed. >>> well, coming up on "eyewitness news", every year thousands of babies die from sleep-related incidents, often involving blanket or toys that block the flow of oxygen. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", how new jersey is hoping to lower that number by using the simple cardboard box. >> and creating tastier tomato. we will show you how scientists trying to put old-fashioned flavors back into one of our favorite garden items. stay hey, ready foyeah. big meeting? >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you

conventional wisdom says the ship hit an iceberg and sank to the bottom of the sea killing more than 1500 pengassengers and crew. but producers say there was a massive fire on board that weakened the steel hull. mark phillips has that. >> reporter: well, say "titanic" and you think icebergs and human folly. but according to a new theory to the ice we can add fire. it was the end for the band that played famously as the great ship went down in the 1958 film "a night to remember." ♪ ♪ the tune was "nearer my god to thee," and it seems almost 105 years later we may be nearer the complete truth of what caused the disaster. >> she was the largest ship ever built. >> reporter: a new documentary provides a twist on an old story. >> her maiden voyage would be her last. >> reporter: everybody knows why the "titanic" went down. she hit an iceberg, and despite been unsinkable, she sank and took 1500 lives with her. but why was she going so fast through an iceberg filled see and why did she go down so quickly? the filmmakers say it has to do with the dark smudge on the hull. >> look at this anomaly in the

we are also looking at the peng shuai index.he clouds of uncertainty and look to stars for advice on what to do with your money. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." >> we begin this evening with our continuing look at president trump's first week in office. the president signed an executive order early this morning to begin construction of a border wall with mexico. present is part of the signature campaign promise to fight illegal immigration. directives ats the department of homeland security. >> we're in the mind of a crisis border.outhern the unprecedented surge of illegal migrants from central america is harming both mexico and the united ste

ovechkin 19 goals this year and 999 career points he'll got a shot at career point number 1,000 against pengshome and gradeen holt also going to la. >> and cubs taking president obama up on his white house invitation before departure next week. world series champions are scheduled to take the oval office -- >> it turned on them. >> the president extended invitation during a telephone call to the manager back in november. alight. >> we were showing indians celebrating. >> we showed wizard highlight and it was chick chuck bulls dupinging on us they came back and won. >> 9 now in washingtonment warmer temperatures. healeder temperatures. and here to stay for the next couple days in the 50s later this afternoon with sunshine the first half of day. there's satellite and radar rain showers overnight weak cold front there and came through and brought us shower activity and could be an issue or two off north and west of black ice and keep this mind the ground temperatures are lagging and there could be ice out there. otherwise sunny and bright first half of today and cloud up this afternoon and these