>>reporter: redmond stood by the front door with this kitchen knife in hand. but he saw how big the burglar was and realize he might need a bigger weapon pick autopsy bat. what s your plan. >> once he got in knock him the head to be unconscious. >>reporter: you were ready to do that. >> yes. save my family. yes. >>reporter: but before thean could breakdown the door antiocholice pulled up and arrested 39-year-old free man!freeman free man. redmond sister recognized him as the man who followeder home from the bus stop a few days ago. i don't know if i was here then i don't know what would have happened. >> he took steps and measures to defend his brother a the household like a brave youngest man. >>reporter: free man was charged with burglary but now police wanto know if he's been involved in any other crimes in the area. in antioch crimes in the area. in antioch, alan, abc 7 news. >> driver slammed into a house in santa rosa today happened about 6:30 this evening on did you tell ton avenue. responding firefighters said the driver and passenger then took off run

>>reporter: redmond stood by the front door with this kitchen knife in hand.big the burglar was and realize he might need a bigger weapon. pick autopsy bat. what was your plan. >> once he got in knock him in the head to be unconscious. >>reporter: you were ready to do that. >> yes. save my family. yes. >>reporter: but before the man could breakdown the door antioch police pulled up and arrested 39-year-old free man!freeman free man. redmond sister recognized him as the man who followed her home from the bus stop a few days ago. >> i don't know if i was here then i don't know what would have happened. >> he took steps and measures to defend his brother and the household like a brave youngest man. >>reporter: free man was charged with burglary but now police want to know if he's been involved in any other crimes in the area. in antioch crimes in the area. in antioch, alan, abc 7 news. >> driver slammed into a house in santa rosa today happened about 6:30 this evening on did you tell ton avenue. responding firefighters said the driver and passenger then took off

>>reporter: redmond stood by the front door with this kitchen knife in hand.he might need a bigger weapon. pick autopsy bat. what was your plan. >> once he got in knock him in the head to be unconscious. >>reporter: you were ready to do that. >> yes. save my family. yes. >>reporter: but before the man could breakdown the door antioch police pulled up and arrested 39-year-old free man!freeman free man. redmond sister recognized him as the man who followed her home from the bus stop a few days ago. >> i don't know if i was here then i don't know what would have happened. >> he took steps and measures to defend his brother and the household like a brave youngest man. >>reporter: free man was charged with burglary but now police want to know if he's been involved in any other crimes in the area. in antioch crimes in the area. in antioch, alan, abc 7 news. >> driver slammed into a house in santa rosa today happened about 6:30 this evening on did you tell ton avenue. responding firefighters said the driver and passenger then took off running. they were later found n

jeannette: we have a lab in one building at the redmond campus. we also have a lab at new york city, a lab in cambridge massachusetts, a lab in cambridge england, a lab in bangalore india, and a sister lab in beijing china. all of us do basic research in computer science and other disciplines. peter: what are you most excited about in the pipeline? jeannette: one of the most exciting thing is happening now which you can see in some of the demos today is how we are tackling the big ai problem the ability for machines to actually solve problems that humans are good at solving. humans are really good at vision. they can look at a picture and tell you immediately what are the objects in that picture. machines had a hard time doing that, but we have been making some breakthroughs in machine learning and artificial attend luncheon's -- and artificial intelligence. a we are going to see this in speech, vision, natural language processing, and all sorts of tasks that humans are good at. what we can do in computing is put all of these things together. by p

. >> reporter: 13-year-old redmond collins grabbed a baseball bat and a kitchen knife to protect his younger brothers from an intruder while his mother and sister were gone in their antioch home. collins didn't have to swing because he also alertly called 911 and police officers came to the house and arrested a suspect. tyrell freiman who was still outside banging on the doors. the boys were all safe and sound. freeman did get inside at first walking through the unlocked front door. >> i said get out. he wouldn't leave. then the dog came. >> reporter: ace, the family dog chased the intruder outside, but he didn't run away. >> my dog scared him out. he came back again. we locked everything. he tried to bust in the house. >> reporter: collins had locked the door behind the suspect when he ran out and stood in a batting stance until the police got there. the boys' mother and sister were out returning errands but when they got home it took a strange chest. >> i saw the picture and i thought that is the guy i used to see at school. >> reporter: jasmine recognized this man as the person wh

. >> reporter: 13 -year-old redmond collins first grabbed a kitchen knife then a baseball bat to protect his two younger brothers after an intruder barged in to their antioch home while their mom and sister were gone. >> i was going to hit him on his head so he could be unconscious. >> reporter: collins didn't have to swing because he alertly called 911. they arrested the suspect, terrell freeman, still outside banging on the door. the boys were safe and sound. freeman did get inside at first walking right through the unlocked front door. >> i was like get out. so he went away. >> reporter: the family dog raced up barking and intruder out barking but he didn't run away. >> he came back again and we locked everything and he tried to bust in the house. >> reporter: collins had locked the door behind the suspect when he ran out and stood in a batting stance until police got there. the boy's mother and 19-year-old sister were out running errands but when they got home, the story took another strange twist. >> when i saw the picture i gasped. i was like oh, my gosh, that's the dude i used to

. >> reporter: 13 -year-old redmond collins grabbed a kitchen knife and a baseball bat to protect his two younger brothers after an intruder barged in to their antioch home while his mom and sister were gone. >> i was going to hit him on his head. >> reporter: collins didn't have to swing because he also alertly called 911 and they arrest adsuspect terrell freeman, who was still outside banging on the door. freeman did get inside at first walking right through the unlocked front door. >> i was like get out. he wouldn't leave . so the dog came. >> reporter: ace the family dog, came up barking and chased the intruder outside but he didn't run away. >> he came back again we locked everything and he tried to bust in the house. >> reporter: collins had locked the door behind the suspect when he ran out and stood in a batting stance until police got there. the boy's mother and 19-year-old sister were out running errands but when they got home the story took another strange twist. >> when i saw the picture i gasped and i was like oh, my gosh, that's the dude i used to see every day when i we

police in redmond are now searching for the suspect. you can see them run out as a suspect took off at her car. actually simple of a car as they were driving off. you can just hear her screaming no, no. and she ran out. she was hugging and holding on to all of them. they had released a picture of the suspect. they're hoping it will help them track him down. we will have a quick break after. well had highlights from the giants and the a's coming up after the break. the golden state warriors there you heard it. they are dropped in forward with the 30th and final pick of the first round. the others him with the first draft pick in three years. he likes the skills. we like his ability to set outside and make a three-point shot. it's a great. great defenders and clay thompson. i think i would really be able to develop up there. i'm happy and excited. we will see what great things he can come to an already fantastic team because golden state has one of the deepest team in the nba have the luxury of drafting a player without the need for him t

there's this great funny story about the argument that took place between curran the fbi guy, and paul redmond who was the number two guy in the counterintelligence wing at cia headquarters. the two men worked very well together but reluctantly so. at langley they got real updates, realtime updates on the operation that was running in singapore. jim had been observed stepping into a car with russian diplomatic plates on it which was the money shot. they were very excited about that to the point where curran told me later they jumped out of their chairs at cia headquarters. throughout the year the fbi secretly went all the way through jim's underwear drawer cans on numerous occasions. agents and their national security lawyers had to build a legally-defensible case, legally-defensible espionage case against the cia's newest judas. with permission from the foreign intelligence surveillance court which has been wildly controversial as a result of the edward snowden revelations, the fbi put jim under physical and electronic surveillance. they rigged a video camera above his desk, they put a tiny l

ambassador haass: i would argue that the redmond valley -- the the rand mcnally view of the middle easts coming to an end. north and south of yemen have historically been more divided than united. i don't think it will take decades, but at the end of it we will not end up where we began. tom: mentioning three times about a return to tribal nations. brendan: which is something that is very difficult for us to understand. we have this whole failure to understand. ambassador haass: there is a difference in arabic between the word for state and the word for nation. what we are seeing is an old middle east, not the geopolitical one based on state tribe, as other allegiances come to the fore. brendan: we tend to see al qaeda versus a regime, when it is different tribal factions. we had something over the weekend. banking moon -- ban key moon -- start of the fighting has killed more than 2600 people, half of them civilians. brendan: of course, he is calling for a cease-fire in yemen. tom has this question of the morning. what flashpoints will cause the guns in august, everything to blow up? is

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we have a lab in one building at the redmond campus, but we also have a lab in new york city, a lab in cambridge massachusetts, a lab in cambridge england, a lab in bangalore india and we also have a sister lab in beijing, china. and all of us do basic research in computer science and other disciplines. >> host: what are you most excited about that is currently in the pipeline and perhaps public? >> guest: i think one of the most exciting things that is happening now which you can actually see in some of the demos today is how we are really tackling the big a.i. problem the ability for machines to actually solve problems that humans are good at solving. so is, for instance, humans are really good at vision. they can look at a picture and tell you immediately what are the objects in that picture. machines up until very recently had a hard time doing that, believe it or not. but we have been making some breakthroughs in machine learning in artificial intelligence, that are enabling machines to come close to performing as well as humans in some of these tasks. and we're going to see this