this is a portable cellular phone.ble to take this to any american city and call virtually any place in the world, and its maker, motorola says a smaller version than this will be on the market next year. >> first cell phones look like soviet army field telephones, these huge lunch boxes you hold up to your head. >> this is just the birth of this industry. all inventions start out in a very rough state. whether it's computers or cell phones. it took a while to refine them and make them into something that all of us use. screen. it says please press return. >> the computer has become a national mania, and we're told, miss the electronic boat and you're sunk. >> in the future, everything's probably i going to be computerized. so you're going to have to know how to use computers. >> my son just took a class in school, and he's only 8 years old. i figure i just as soon be as smart as he is. >> for all you hear about friendly, they aren't really except for playing pac man. >> a small snag in computer marketing is called tec

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they are not nearly as portable. part of this i think is a generational thing. i hate to say that.f you talk to millennial circuits on the street, they don't want hardware. they want software. they get bitcoin, no explanation necessary. they don't talk about wanting to wear bitcoin or why isn't it shinier. they live in a digital world. they live in a 24/7 world. they are connected all the time and bitcoin is money built for the internet that moves like information and e-mail and everything else. gold is the old world. it had a place. it's had a great 3000 year run and bitcoin has only been here for 10 years, but it's cutting them quite a bit. >> that's absolutely right. taking a break from the real world used to be how things were. now people take a break from the online world and step into the real world, the right back for like 10 minutes, that they live most of their lives in a digital world. maria: are you surprised at this incredible success? you are early believers, but wow. >> when we first found bitcoin or came across it, came across a comment sounds at a huge idea, kind of

the telecommunications industry is gone and has been replaced by a portable computer and portable communications still companies that can reinvent themselves enough to survive this new digital age? is in the funniest places, like caterpillar, and now in rome, department of defense -- cory: i guess the department of defense has to evolve. it can't go away. >> these are ceos -- why is the ceo at the table making these technology decisions? he or she was never there before. the fear is you get on the train or you will be on the tracks. cory: they think they can get ahead of this stuff and now try -- and trying to buy ibm. maybe someone will get fired for trying to ibm. walmart looking down the tracks, you are in a world of hurt. industrye in the auto and looking at uber or tesla, if you don't change, it will not end well. cory: it's like what you're talking about artificial intelligence and iot, you are justng about process, not buy the software and it will figure it out for you. >> i used to think the iot was doring oforing -- sen automation, eyeglasses, heart monitors, cars, thermostats, refriger

it has been replaced by the portable computer at the portable communication device. still companies out there that can reinvent themselves enough to survive this new digital age? guest: i think if you look at what is going on, it is in the funniest of places like caterpillar or john geer best deere.- or john and these are ceos. you wonder, why is the ceo at the table making these technology decisions? he or she was never there before. i think the theory is that you either get on the train or you're going to be on the tracks. cory: you have to have big enough thinkers but they have to get ahead of this stuff, not try get fired for buying ibm commodity someone will be fired for buying ibm now. guest: if you are in the automotive industry and look at uber and tesla and what is going on there, if you don't adopt and change, it is not going to end well. cory: it is like what you are talking about with ai and iot. you're really talking about process. guest: it changes everything. i used to think the internet of things was about the censoring of value change. it isn't. it i

. >> reporter: make sure there's no debris around appliance and portable heaters. >> portable heatersood when they're used properly. they should be plugged directly into the outlet. >> reporter: now, you're being warned not to use extension cords with portable heaters. make sure your smoke detectors are working and use improved indoor heating devices. no grills from the back yard, that can also be a risk for co2 poisoning. nbc 10 news. >>> the cold weather is also having an impact on the philadelphia eagles. today they moved their practice to the link because their practice fields were frozen. we spoke with one eagles fan who says he knows it will be brutally cold for sunday's game but we wouldn't miss it for anything. >> when you're out there, you get some hot chocolate, coffee and stuff like that. you're cheering. it makes it a good day. >> that's dedication right there. this sunday the eagles welcome the cowboys. coming up at 5:45, marshall harris explains the record the eagles could break with sunday's game. >>> remember to tap the nbc 10 app to track this weekend's snow and the f

and finally portability. it's important that the permit be tied to the operator and not the landlord. we have seen numerous disputes around that. and lastly, six seconds, temporary permit to january 1st. we can't lag at the starting line. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm the director of access of love, i operated a community center for over 10 years with a harm reduction lounge. i want to really thank supervisor sheehy for starting the process of compassion. there's still quite a bit to work out. of course i would like it to say must, not may have a compassion program. and equity and access is equal to equity and ownership. poor patients have been here on the front lines for the last 15 years trying to get that message out. when we look at the state of washington and i get calls from patient advocates there all the time saying it's going to happen to you next and i say over my dead body are we going to have patients priced out of the system that we laid our bodies on the front line to create. we're not going

scarcity such building portability. desirability it quite a fills all of those has since day one anyone who's just a student of gold should have picked up on that five or six years. yes it does to fill all the conditions aristotle pointed out all sound money that gold is qualifies so there's bitcoin and he's correct it's instantly divisible it's portable it's scarce and it's desirable the condition of scarcity is the one that people have trouble with they don't understand how you can have digital scarcity but this is the genius of the protocol that creates for the first time ever in the history of digital scarcity that scalable immutable and fills all the characteristics of money and there were i mean peter schiff had a valid argument and concern when he was looking at it and seeing that there's a big quine then this bitcoin cash then there's bitcoin gold then there's ether then there's debts then there's you know all these crypto currencies all these i.c.a.o. is in their notion was well this is infinite inflation and y

rest in physical metal for into aristotle for conditions of money scarcity selling to build the portability and desirability point to phils all of those has since day one anyone who is just a student of gold should have picked up on that five or six years. yes it does still all the conditions aristotle pointed out all sound money that gold is qualifies so this coin and he's correct it's instantly divisible it's portable is scarce and is desirable the condition of scarcity is the one that people have scarcity but this is i.c.a.o. is in their notion was well this is infinite inflation and yet what we've seen is that despite bitcoin gold despite big queen cash the price continues to rise i think all in it so it's like over well over ten thousand dollars at this point if you add in all the four x. the peter schiff argument is nonsense there's gold and then there's metcalf's law it's expanding exponentially it also follows there is law for all you fricken couch commerce out there where you've got good money pushing out bad money plus it's got the effects of the other effect i might want to say a

they're teaching communities how to use the portable system and showing them where to safely source theirater. just one of these filters can last a family of five up to 20 years. how do you convince people that it really works? >> you use yourself as a genuin pig. does that make you fieel good? a lot of people see something like that. you're going to be suspect about it, i don't know. and you got to demonstrate it. you let them know that you also live on the island as well. >> reporter: in terms of the impact, what kind of change does this bring? >> well, put yourself in a disaster. instead of having to go travel three or four, you know, villages over or towns over and put yourself at risk to get to clean water, now you have the ability to have water in your own house. >> reporter: congress is delaying a vote for a possible $81 billion disaster relief package until january, funding that can provide much-needed resources to the american territory. and what do you find is most vulnerable in this crisis? >> the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, those people are really forgotten. >> reporte

and the portable communication devices.here still companies out there that can reinvent themselves enough to survive this new digital age? >> if you o >> i think if you look at what is going on, it is in the funniest of places. now in rome, department of defense. these are companies -- cory the department of defense : does not have a choice, it has to evolve. >> massive, massive, and these are ceos. you say, why is a ceo at the table making these technology decisions? he or she was never there before. the fear is, you either get on the train, or you're going to be on the tracks. : nobody ever got fired for buying ibm, maybe somebody will fired for buying ibm now. >> if you are a walmart and you're looking at amazon coming down the tracks, you are in a world of hurt. you don't adopt, you don't it is not is going -- going to end well. it sounds like what you are cory: it sounds like what you are talking about with artificial intelligence, you're really talking about process. >> it changes everything. i used to think that the

one person brought a portable chair so he could watch his children having fun. >> time for a look atecast. this is serious stuff. >> it is. coming in late tomorrow, into monday. a repeat performance end of next week. >> make it stop, will you? >> one day but not on the seven day. spring mountain continuing to pick out the man made snow. as they were near the jackpot, while the rest of us got between one and two inches. the stinging wind arrives today, lasts for the next few days, temperatures ranging between 7 below and 7 above sunday into monday. that's the average. more intense arctic air, colder than we are predicting for the next few days arrives end of next week. it's very has harsh here next friday. windchill near zero for 6:00 p.m. and midnight penn's landing. air temperatures in the teens feeling close to zero degrees for both shows. as we look at windchill, six below in the pocono, five in reading, nine in philadelphia, ten in dover, teens for cape may. the number continues to drop overnight. see how quickly the clouds have evaporated from the afternoon. bone chilling air fr

logan rielly spoke with abc7 news anchor dion him on friday. >> it is a portable wireless record playernd it works by placing it on a record like so. >> it's like a little car. >> instead of the record spinning the rock bok spins around the record. you pull this little guy up. >> and there it goes. >> hmm, it's called the rock block. it can also connect 0 wireless speakers via bluetooth. rielly says it took him about a year to develop the rock block. he learned electrical engineering from watching youtube video and taking classes at a local tech store. rielly could not tell us whether he got a deal or not. you're just going to have to watch him make his pitch to the sharks tonight at 9:00. shark tank airs right here on abc 7. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a possible solution for the homeless. but not everybody is on board. the final touches on 20 tough sheds in oakland and the impact the city hopes the project will have. >>> and here is a live look from our exploemployertorium camera pier 15. this is a live look at coit tower. it's all lit up in red to honor fallen san francisco fi

it has been replaced by the portable computer and the portable communication device. that can reinvent themselves enough to survive this new digital age? i was going on, it is in the finest of places like caterpillar or john deere, paris, now in rome. defense, -- t of >> it has to evolve, it can go away. why is the ceo at the table making these technology decisions? he or she was never there before. i think the fear is that you get on the train or you will be on the tracks. >> not never got 545 -- for buying ibm. maybe someone will get fired for buying ibm now. walmartu are looking at -- you are in a world of hurt. if you look at tesla, if you don't adopt, if you don't change, it won't end well. corey: his house what you are talking about with iot. process,talking about not just software that we will figure out for you. >> i do think that the internet of things was about the censoring of value, it isn't, the internet of things is about everything is coming on computers, changing the formfactor of these devices, eyeglasses, heart monitors, cars, thermostats, refrigerat

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it is a portable wireless record player and it really works by placing it-record like so. >> it's likeittle car. >> instead of the record spinning the rock bok spins around the record. you pull this little guy up. >> and there it goes. >> well, the rock block can also connect to wireless speakers via bluetooth. rielly says it took him about a year to develop it. he learned electrical engineering from watching youtube video and taking classes at a local tech store. rielly could not tell us whether he got a deal or not. you'll have to watch his pitch to the sharks tonight at 9:00. "shark tank" airs right here on abc 7. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a possible solution for the homeless. not everyone is on board. the final touches on 20 tuff sheds in oakland and impact the city hopes the project will have. >> and here is a live look from our santa cruz camera. maybe not a beach day unless you like it crisp and cool. i do. i don't care. i love the ions that come and make you just feel so good. lisa will had along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile]

according to elvis these cheap and portable tiny homes meant to be on the streets of l.a. . but right now they're not moving anywhere because city authorities banned the. used to belong to somebody yeah. and now they're being used no now they've been sitting here for a better part of a year collecting dust. and people are you know struggling and suffering. so yeah it's really sad i mean it's you know this is human life here. los angeles authorities have accused his tiny himes of threatening public safety but elvis has seen the tiny house movement go viral online with support coming from right across the world so with the help of internet crowdfunding he's going rogue once completed they all have a new carbon pad they'll be alarms on the windows i put the vents these holes in the top you know it's really hot this summer here so that. all rise and go out in the city of angels elvis isn't considered won by the powers that be. but to the homeless he's one of the few struggling to get them off the streets i don't quit and i don't give up and i definitely don't bow down to bullies

so they are definitely people for whom the work is portable. example,ople who, for are nomadic bloggers, they get referral links and commissions by selling things online. i know people who do that intend them with lower tech jobs -- i know people who do that in tandem with lower tech jobs. bracket, what income people have a cell phone, and was using social media to keep in touch with people to exchange advice about how to make a go of it on the road. lots of there are different jobs. in one of the populations i did not get to spend a lot of time with all the tech workers in silicon valley, and all of the people who have been priced out of the bay area and are often doing jobs that feed the tech industry, but cannot afford to live in those places anymore. that is another place where rv culture has boomed. host: what else did you learn from the folks you talk to about their past experiences, and how that factored into their decision to hit the road, sort to speak? where there are who previously worked in the white-collar field as opposed to blue-

. >> anything that's portable. how do you want to phrase it?>> i don't know. >> just think about enforcement, please. >> mr. teague, you look eager to jump up here. >> joe, you, too. you guys can come together. >> i don't want to speak any more than i have to, but just wanted to say that in your discussions, which things about wanting to prohibit or permit when it comes to open flames or cooking facilities is just what are you trying to prevent? is it light, which the fire pit would create a light source? is it danger from fire and cooking? is it gathering around cooking and serving food? and if it's more of that, you maybe want to be more comprehensive in just no cooking facilities, be it in that area or not. just whatever you're trying to prevent that would kind of help guide what you prohibit. >> so no cooking facilities, no permanent storage facilities, and no permanent lighting except that required by any safety provisions. >> and no four story, going future, perpetuity. >> nsr? >> yeah. >> is that a motion? >> yeah, i guess it's my motion

when you think about christmas trees and you think about the garden area, probably not that portable clearly instant gratification, millenials are really going to determine the future and the technology that's going to be fundamental to run an effective retail store. when we talk about starbucks, think about kentucky fried chicken. culture is what put them over the top. they made it a family-friendly center for the children and the grandparents to cluster and to have those discussions he's exactly right we went into china, we missed it we were used to people, you know, do it yourself, and over there it's all about do it for me because of the rates and prices and labor so i think retail has a future you've got to have omni channel. you have to mix bricks with clicks, to your points those that are successful in being able to do that effectively, one of the beauties about ordering online is you know they've got the product you're not going to make a trip and find out, whoops, they don't have what i'm looking for, right? i think these are all emerging trends there is a future for retail

even a portable police scanner in his car. police say -- he even sounded like a cop.t one point -- he put a driver in handcuffs. and that's where he made a mistake. he told the victim he couldn't find the key -- and they would have to go to handcuffs. and that's where he made a mistake. he told the victim he couldn't find the key -- and they would have to go to headquarters to get him out. they eventual that suspect is charged with impersonating a police officer -- and kidnapping. new this morning.. some police officers in orem, utah will act as designated drivers this new year's eve weekend. instead of taking drunk drivers to jail, the officers will take them home.. for free. a van used to take prisoners from jail to the courthouse has been turned into the "drunk tank taxi." inside the vehicle, police will provide gatorade, water, and even barf bags. police are encouraging the people who are driven home to take selfies with the people who are driven home to take selfies with the officer. police hope to use the photos to promote the program on social media. they say i

and the portable communication devices.re still companies out there that can reinvent themselves enough to survive this new digital age? >> i think if you look at what is going on, it is in the funniest of places. like caterpillar, john deere, ng in paris, and now in rome, department of defense. these are companies -- cory: the department of defense does not have a choice, it has to evolve. it can't go away. >> massive, massive, and these are ceo's. so you sort of, why is a ceo at the table making these technology decisions? he or she was never there before. and i think the fear is, you either, you know, you get on the train, or you're going to be on the tracks. cory: some of the thinkers believe they can get ahead of this stuff, not try to buy -- nobody ever got fired for buying ibm, maybe somebody will fired for buying ibm now. >> if you are a walmart and you're looking at amazon coming down the tracks, you are in a world of hurt. ok, and if you are in the automotive industry and looking at uber or tesla, what is going on

the parade of portables that come out from the proponents that can be cured. the first six years of the obama ministration, within cnet neutrality brought to fruition or an anti- trust commission brought to fruition. what was broken that you were trying to fix? that's because these other competitive market forces as well as the three federal statutes i mentioned plus all the states act is a very powerful deterrent. there are couple him full of incidents that she might cite which were all before the title ii order and not brought to a head until the december 2010 net neutrality open internet neutrality was ordered on by the ftc. >> and antitrust case takes years to come to fruition. there is precedent that actually makes it harder for the public to bring these kind of cases. >> antitrust gets into competition. but they are a startup and you can't afford to go into the fast lane. if your investors are saying were not going to invest in you unless you can get in the fast lane, unless people can see you, you don't have time for an antitrust case to wind its way th

to shift the whole economy by boycotting instead let's work with them and find out how to employ portable benefits and how we can prepare the most marginalized people in the society to benefit from these platforms and so that's what the school does. we have the first economy training or independent worker training for low-income americans we've deployed in san francisco and the signed a contract with the office of education and workforce development so that training is now going out to people. we've seen amazing success stories going from $8 an hour where they have no flexibility, no online reputation to making 25 or $30 an hour on a platform like field nation where not only do they get this money but they also get the benefit of having an online reputation. if you do a good job on the task you get more clients and that reputational equity is something that they are used to having through the employee or reference checks. it's been many years in the city working to connect because you have to have the connecting organizations as well. you said in your work you often work with nonprofits b