robot's character. - do i think elliot needs mr. robot? think he's a vital element to elliot's survival. he is that darker side that will sometimes do things that elliot otherwise would be incapable of doing. narrator: coming up, we'll explore the eerie ways "mr. robot" parallels the real world. - the sony hack got a lot of notoriety. the ashley madison hack got a lot of notoriety. our show is getting a lot of notoriety because of the real world connections. narrator: plus, we'll also discuss what's in store for season two. - we kind of, like, press the gas pedal down really hard. - gotten to know my stunt double more this season, so that might say something. narrator: this is "mr. robot_dec0d3d." naof computer hackings" authas alerted usal to the real-world dangers we all face. now we'll find out just how much we're at risk. this is "mr. robot_dec0d3d." - this kid should not be allowed to do what he did. he hacked into my private life. and then those ashley madison dumps happened. my wife found out about everything anyway. she left me. na

sentry robots. you don't have to have personnel patrolling. the infrared spectrum and uv spectrum. one of the other attractive robots, your sentry don't have to use lethal force. are willing to risk a robot. you can arm a robot with a taser or with tear gas and that might actually like to save lives on both sides. that is not necessarily what they are armed with. it is a hostile border. what't think cost will be stops it. we are 20: dollars in debt, we seem to be comfortable with that. trillion in debt, we seem to become to both with that. the pegida, we're talking about a few million dollars being spent on -- in comparison to that, we are talking about a few million dollars being spent on robots. >> will constitute an act of war in cyberspace from your view? bit.will stall a that is a good question. [applause] -- [laughter] >> generally, the threshold for act of war is-- in the recipient eyes. it can launched a border canada launched a border incursion, if a couple canadian hunters wonder across th

"robot." it makes decisions on what it is going to do on the environment and senses and right now there are no weapons that are true robots in the classical sense, wandering around causing headache for everyone. they do not exist yet that they are on the immediate horizon. i am going to show you some examples of how close we are getting and what we could do if we chose to. final definition, a cyborg. a cybernetic organism. that is, a human or any kind of critical but usually a human that has incorporated robotic elements into themselves, usually as a form of an enhancement. rush limbaugh is a cyborg. he has an implant in his ear that has restored hearing to him, without which he is completely deaf, which as i understand it is a problem for radio hosts. there are other cyborg's out there. you may be surprised some of the things we can do now with mind-controlled implants. artificial intelligence. the notion you could create a machine that would be capable of processing information in the same f

parts, for robots, robot parts. now parts.w she points out that the sales have been good but more overseas than here. she says the enthusiasm for consumer level in asian markets is probable. check this out when she has on the drawing board. >> in arkansas, the largest retail of the world. >> which is walmart? >> how about that big retailers are interested in that, -, robotic shopping cart that she's hoping to have in stores by the end of next year's. it takes you to buy it and throughout the store and check this out,-addresses at the checkout line. so then you don't have to wait in my. the sale and production of robots continue to skyrocket. it's made from industrial robots creating day-to-day robots for consumer use. that is the focus here. >> so, what is it? basically carry stuff doesn't do anything else really? >> what you wanted to do? >> make coffee. >> but coffee. >> but you have things that make coffee. >> here's the thing, before we get to the maid from the jetsons, we, we have to start here. and it's super cool. so th

can swap out our body parts with robot parts and then we eventually become robots with the robot cats and the free time and our od with heroin and the future is looking great. >> sounds good. >> as a knicks fan you probably noah lot about losing to ai. >> hey, hey, hey, allen iverson reference. >> you noy who is not scared by the way? porn stars because nobody wants to watch debbie does assembly line. porn will stick. >> hey, hey, hey, have you seen what they are doing? they are making very realistic realistic -- i think it is going to -- i don't know what will happen. ii don't do any of it. >> that's fillet. >>> do you have questions or comments about the show? we want to hear them. starting on thursday we will read your tweets and response. for instance i want to know what product andy useses to dye -- uses to dye his hair. use the # ask redeye or ask on our facebook page. millennials are claiming discrimination as more and more of them kick them out. the story when we return. and quartet versus quartet. friday june 10th in the nyc. details at tom shillue.com. >>> live from america'

i want a robot president. here's why. one, you don't have to feed a robot.now, judges are 65% more likely to grant parole after having lunch. food affects your work. it's like doing donkey squats at the gym. as you get tired and hungry, you drop the barbell on your foot, you end up in the hospital hooked on drugs, then in amsterdam doing porn, and not the good kind. robots eat nothing, so there's no more mistakes based on low blood sugar. who wants a president nuking cuba because he nuked a bad boar reito? two, robots are sexless. bill clinton pleasured an intern in the oval office. the odds of this happening are nil with a robot. unless it's this guy. even if our robot in chief finds a sexual partner, who is he hurting? robots don't marry, so there's no infidelity, so plug away, little fellow. three, robots stick to a plan. need proof? here's one solving a rubix cube. that's impressive. now, the past mortgage crisis was caused by bankers handing out loans to anyone who showed up. the result, billions of dollars lost. an algarhythm based on income and debt w

by 204550% of the jobs are going to be taken over by robots and judging by those robots service willorse and that is sad. it was making decisions which was impressive. he didn't president what to give the beer to the guy. >> i love after he put the cup in. what happens when we are replaced by robots. the show is better or, worse? >> i am very happy when robots replace fast-food workers. >> create at the people can't be replaced, we hope. >> could they? >> could robots be funny. >> we never thought they could even do that so maybe they can learn to host a show. i am in trouble. >> so long as the browser on your computer continues to crash you have little to worry about. >> they couldn't replace you with a computer. >> they don't make faces like we are opening up a worm hole with these whole rights for robots. are you then going to have to pay them $every 7 -- them $7.50 an hour and make sure they have breaks. >> that's crazy. >> at some point hand washing done by health cares in the hospital? >> no. i saw patients killed by medication. >> medical mistakes are at frightening levels. >>

they work with the robots to perform the tests. and what that permits is really this division of labor between the robots performing tasks that require or only possible with automason, to monitor every action, log it, track it, see if there's drifts in the process. that leaves the scientists to analyze the test results and deliver those test results to the physicians. >> i have a question about the genesis, i know several years ago we were very excited about the human genome project and consumer facing dna testing and some others. but we've seen the regularry hurdle be so steep. was selling direct to consumers the right way? what makes you confident that you won't have these same set backs? >> one thing i want to correct, we don't sell our tests directly to consumers, they are physicians treating their patients and want to have dna testing information to help them make choices that are going to direct their care. so for example, a woman who may have a positive family history for cancer and a test to tell her whether she's a carrier

and later what's up with the robot.ly -- clearly something. >>> live from the mark's news headquarters i'm jackie ibanez. a state of emergency in west virginia. the a least 23 people are dead after flash floods drowned part of the state. some counties saw as much as 10 inches of rain in six hours. hundred of people have lost their 40e78s -- their homes while thousands of others are still without power. it is feared the death toll will rise as the rubble is cleared. meantime, 52% of voters in the united kingdom voted out of the european union. a majority of people in london want to stay in the 28-nation block. now some londoners are urging the mayor to declare independence from the uk. folks there took to twitter using the # lr -- londependenc. isis continues to terrorize the middle east. in the past three weeks the group has abducted about 900 kurdish civilians in northern syria president activists say those taken captive were made to fight off a kurdish lead assault. 25 were killed for refusing to follow orders. a new

for surgeons in abu dhabi a robot is lending a helping hand. >> reporter: this doctor dedicates muchf his life to treating the human heart. >> i knew i wanted to be a heart surgeon, because in heart surgery we seem excellence every day. and we're always pushing ourselves to advance the field of heart disease and heart care and heart surgery. >> reporter: the doctor is the chief of cardiovascular surgery at the cleveland clinic in abu dhabi. a region where heart health is an increasing concern. cardiovascular disease accounts for 30% of deaths in the uae, and 45% of deaths in the overall gulf region. >> we're seeing exactly the same types of diseases we would see in the western world. we're seeing coronary artery disease, heart valve disease and heart muscle disease in roughly the same proportions. so when people assume that heart conditions are different here, that's probably not as true as we once imagined that to be. what is different here is that there's a tremendous underdiagnosis of heart disease. >> reporter: undiagnosed heart disease can leader major complications invoking pro

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>> robots are used both by s.w.a.t. tactical robots to send in and look over an area with a camera, and they are used by bomb squads to go in and look for devices and they have the ability to disrupt or render that device safe, and they have the ability to pick the device up, the suspicious package, and robots can be used for a variety of different things and they come in different sizes. they used to be a larger size and now there are smaller ones that s.w.a.t. officers can use to send them in somewhere and me make sure there was not a bomb left somewhere. like clint said, there could be somebody else in there, and the dead assailant would have had time between the shooting and the time he died to leave a device somewhere. we saw that in the san bernardino case where the two people left a bomb in a remote controlled car on the desk and then went into a mass murder situation. you always have to be careful if something was left, how can we deal with that? that's what robots do. >> in this case if they are sending in a ro

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robots that look like characters from the japanese anime series. the hottest selling items in the show costs about $18. >> translator: it's intricately detailed and the entire form is cool, too. >> reporter: indonesians are taking up a wide variety of hobbies as their country's economy grows. more and more fans are apparently willing to build craft of their beloved heroes with their own hands. this is a workshop. they're learning how to make a plastic model. fans have created hobby clubs across the country. >> translator: it is important to draw two-dimensional graphics before making a three-dimensional model. >> reporter: 22-year-old catherine is a participant. she has been watching the gundam anime series since she was small. she was amazed by a particular elaborate model she saw in a shop window, and felt inspired to recreate the robots she loves. catherine now has a collection of roughly 200 robot models at home. she tries to make them look realistic. she honed her skills by taking private lessons. she has learned how to make parts look like th

at one point, you could see the robot, that robotic device rolling in there. and at last check, the reporting was that after it was confirmed that the shooter had been killed as they go in there. and there it is on the left side of your screen, there were robotic devices checking for other -- potentially explosive devices. tell us what could be happening here. >> there's a couple things in my mind right now. that is, this individual had obviously a long-barrel weapon, automatic weapon to accomplish all this carnage. my question is, they have to look at when did he enter that nightclub. did he shoot his way in? was he in there? how did he get in there? is somebody keeping track of how many people are in that club? do they have a bouncer at the door? all of those things have to be explored. right now -- then the use of the robot to go back in there and look at whether or not this individual might have had something else he left in the club to harm individuals that came in to do the investigation of what he was doing in the shooting. so it's a very, very complex

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police had to direct traffic around the robot. an engineer forgot to shut the gate after testing its mobility. we have much more ahead on the abc morning news. technology and terror. why bay area tech giants face a lawsuit over last week's paris

sony is ready to re-enter robotics. they announced a progress report for the firm's three-year management plan. he announced plans to establish a fund of more than $97 million next month for the development of new businesses.. these would include robots and artificial intelligence. >> translator: now is the time to accelerate our efforts to take on new challenges for sony's growth. >> managers have lowered their sales targets for the semiconductor business including image sensors for smartphones. the initial goal of about $12.2 billion has been revised down sharply to about $8.1 billion. hirai cited a rapid shrinkage of the market. due to robust performance in the game business. that's nearly twice as much as fiscal 2015. >>> officials at toyota motor have announced a global recall of more than 3.3 million vehicles. the reason is potential problems with their fuel tanks and air bags. the move applies to seven models produced between march 2009 and february of last year. they include the prius and the election success ct

it seems like the kind of thing we should outsource to robots. see if you can spot the robot.number five. earlier this week three-time some car winning actress meryl streep smeared on to face paint to portray donald trump in shakespeare at the park. she is famous for her roles. so how does her donald trump impersonation stack up? here is the real donald trump. he's a robot. i knew it. they are taking over, people. probably sitting up right now. if you have weird stories you want to see in the "topical storm," robot or otherwise, tweet me @kennedynation. tweet me and use #topicalstorm. washington, d.c. is going to jack up the minimum wage. will it help workers at the bottom or will it push them out. are we at the dawn of a new space age? because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about kee

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they want to use the robots for home production while eventually selling service robots for consumerso use at home. but the german government worries that a chinese takeover could rob them of even t tech -- more technical know-how and since the data. >> germany is not in the business of selling off to get his is. >> media reports say that the economic menace is trying to form an alliance of countries to prevent the sale. the german industrial giant has so far failed to offer a counter bid. daniel: that's all the business will -- business news. you have news from the world of sports? >> absolutely. 95 new soccer rules come into effect worldwide today. the board in charge of the reggio -- relations since 1886. at their meeting in march they were more active than ever. some suggest that suggested that they were perhaps too active. >> one ball, a referee, 22 players. some things never change. but this time around there are 95 rules that will change. that sounds like major reform, let's say in3, the rules were fairly minor. for example, in kickoff the ball can be kicked in any direction. b

council has allowed a company to have delivery robots. they can only have five robots of the streets at any one time and they are not allowed to go faster than 10 miles per hour. robots are being tested here because aerial drones are banned from district airspace. steve: hopefully not on connecticut avenue, right? or e street. we have nicer weather on the way. , storms and flooding in west virginia, the rain finally coming to an end. a lot of folks will hit the swimming pools and beaches, 80 tomorrow, mostly sunny, with wind out of the north and east at about 4. if you are heading out tonight, we are the 70's. it is warm and comfortable. we have a few showers, but not a whole lot through the overnight. they are beginning to fade as we head through the next couple hours. inside the beltway, absolutely nothing, it is dry. 68 overnight, mostly cloudy skies, patchy fog in the morning. nothing that will cause any air travel delays. early, you may be slow down just a little bit with the fog and be careful on the jogging trail. tomorrow morning

, touch the robot. >> reporter: j.r.' vision can look what a hug looks like or when to stop and pose for a picture. of course that would take a back seat to its likely job p. it's much different than a self-drive charge. >> the rules that people follow when driving are actually pretty well defined whereas the soci e. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> that will do it for you us today. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with kristen and dan. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 5, polls are open right now and california is the biggest prize on this primary night. it's a critical night for both hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >>> plus, san jose police make new arrests tonight for those violent protests at a trump rally. >>> and new details tonight on the judge who sentenced a stanford swimmer in a sexual assault case. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. the clouds have rolled in. we have drizzle again tomorrow morning. i'll have details. >> annou

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he is in robot form. he is not here to face justice, but to give speeches and participate in ted talks. he can control the snow bot as it has been dubbed gliding around and making eye contact with people. with the machine they were able to meet you the astro physicist. i am not sure if the last one is correct. snowden admits it is not the same as actually being here. >> one thing i have learned embodying a robot. the thing in the up riding are stairs, doors. >> nothing can stop robot snowden except stairs and doors. now den's lawyer says they are stepping up the obama administration for a presidential par -- pardon. this is one of the rare cases for which the pardon power exists. it is not for somebody didn't break the law. it is for when they did and their reasons not enforcing the law against the person. interesting, but kristen do you think obama would pardon snowden? >> first of all since when is leaking national security secrets a crime? hillary clinton do that with an unsecure e-mail server, but no

. >> robots. >> robots what? >> robots, none of this matters. the biggest change is going to be happening in about ten years, we're arguing over this stuff? this is nothing. and by the way colleges are churning out majors that have no practical application in the future. if you are majoring in gender studies right now and not robotics, you might as well major in how to create horse-drawn carriages, because that's about all it's worth these days. we're not preparing young people for this historical change. when automation is going to eliminate a lot of jobs. >> you mean it doesn't matter? you think we're in a bad position? >> things are changing. >> did you see the story about walmart flying drones over the warehouse, the drones go out and do in one day what it takes humans a month? >> there's going to be a robotic five. >> eric? >> it's already here. you were right, you were right. he's not an financial expert. i should have gone to you. >> you don't remember this, but maybe about a month ago, i said here's a liberal talking point that you can r

>> for now jr's taking him around. >> people want the to hug the robot, touch the robot. >> jr's computert a hug looks like or when to stop and pose for a picture. it would all take a back seat to his most likely job on campus. it's much different than a self-driving car. >> driving is actually pretty well-defined where special rules and etiquette the are harder. >> one day a robot like him might ride in a self-driving car and hop out to bring a delivery right to your door. abc7 news. >>> still ahead on the abc7 morning news. this weekend escape from alcatraz isn't just a triathlon for one athlete, it's family history. how he is retracing history after a famed breakout. and we will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. about. >> michael: tesla said allegations of suspension problems with the model sr are false and that the government agrees. on thursday a blog site said there had been 33 complaints of suspension parts breaking. ceo elan

>> well, there are so many darpa robots in play presently. you can go to the darpa website and see these amazing videos. they crawl, they walk, they climb, they can fall over and get back up, they are up in space, they are this big. there is robotics across every military service and certainly the pentagon plans of unmanned warfare through 2038 indicate this movement as i was saying that forced the movement from remote control to governen -- governance. >> right up here, amanda. >> thank you. thank you for your good moderating. what are some of the ways that darpa morphs its projects into the greater public sector? do you know what where mean? technology distribution, i guess you would call it. >> we talked about the internet and gps. if you mean specifically how do they just, say, now it is out there, from what i understand it is a decision as it was with gps like clinton and gore and they decide who will make the announcement and someone does. >> it is a declassification issue in many cases. it is also a key case, and you said this in your

>>> an escaped robot blocked traffic in russia. we did not make this up. promobot left a lab on its own this week and walked 164 feet before its battery ran out. police had to direct traffic around the robot until it was removed. >> apparently an engineer forgot to shut a gate before testing its mobility. they answered questions for tourists and played the promotional messages on the speakers. >> promobot on the loose in the streets. >> does it play sports? a little baseball and basketball? >> or at least answer questions about them like larry beil does. >> i was hoping he can guard lebron and bring somebody immobile. the a's enjoyed some friday night pie. billy burns was the knee a -- >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> sports can bring people together in times of tragedy. the giants were playing the rays in front from the biggest crowd at tropicana field in more than a decade. they sold $5 tickets with the proceeds going to the victims of the mass shooting in orlando. they have 40,000 fans watching the grounds keeper go to work. thi

. >> a robot could be delivering your pizza.ip technologies is tes testing out a robot for the on demand history. kilingt merz would order pees from participating store and have option to select starship delivery for security purpose is once the robot arrives you have to provide a pip number that will up lock a compartment of the robot holing your bees a. . >> i don't hold out hope for this. >> no. >> remember that one robot supposed to be hitchhiking and got taken out. >> in two days. >> yes. >> what happens to the pizza delivery thing. >> chances of pizza arriving. >> right. >> right. >> okay. >> and if you look for something to do, facebook wandz to help. it's tetioning out a new events feature to connect to you what is happening the city. the company is putting together a list of things to do in ten u.s. cities including washington d.c. he and will be broken down by categories. . >> preparations underway for monday's big 4th of july celebration in the nation's capitol. . >> and it will be broadcast live pbs monday 8 p.m. and

. >>> a robot rolling into the district. we'll tell you what they're doing and what they may be bringing along. >>> the big impact one skate board crew is making in the homeless community and how their charitable efforts are gaining national attention. >>> beautiful evening transpiring behind me right now. bright blue skyfox gorgeous in the wake of last night's storms. bit of a breeze, but very comfortable. 81 outside right now. low relative humidity, winds out of the northwest bringing in that comfortable air mass. i'll let you know how long it lasts. what to expect for the holiday weekend. ahead when your seven-day forecast comes up after this. s. >>> a young rockville man is diagnosed with testicular cancer at a time when his classmates graduation. >> four years later after a tough fight, he's working hard to make sure no one has to deal with it too. >> when you're young, you think you're invincible. you never think anything can happen and you never think you're going to get cancer. >> four years ago, as jason green span

the robot.can drive a car. it's called ivan the terminator. that's a nice name. >> terminator. >> that's not a robot if it's being controlled externally. that's not a real robot. >> what is it? >> it's like a toy. >> that's like storm troopers. it's storm troopers. >> all right. let's get to this quickly, shall we? >> i hate these people! >> let's take a shot of "the view" this morning, if you notice when you're looking at them. three of the lovely women here are wearing basketball jerseys, i wonder how new those are, right? i don't like people who wear sports you know, memorabilia, but i even hate it more when they're wearing it during the championship. you know as if they've been, as if this has some kind of effect on the outcome? i hate that. >> you're kboring. >> it's going to be a good championship. >> i don't even know what it is. >> golden state. i'm from the golden state and i don't own one golden state jersey. >> those are fun to sleep in. it could be fun. >> i know. >> you don't know.

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boston dynamics released this video of the new robot. you can see this robot running around outside maneuvering objects and under tables. the coolest thing is how it can carefully pick up a wine glass and load it in t the 55-pound robot relies on electric motors and sensors and the battery lasts about 90 minutes. developers say in the future, he may be used to help the elderly too. >> interesting. take it out you don't have to take it out to go to the bathroom >> or yell at it. >> up ahead, we're breaking down the -- we'll continue to follow that story for you. >> much more ahead. stay tuned. as new york city celebrates gay pride, nypd hopes t overcome history. how this online the uncertainties of hep c. i don't want to live with or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior <

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>> you have every robotic sector available, self driving car, robotics.they hire, the more people want to go. all it is is creating demand. you can fill the pipeline very quickly. that is our goal. universitiespower in the military and also with commercial so the rest of the world wants to come here. emily: the governments are getting much better with technology. are we thinking about what is happening in china and what is happening in russia? >> it is growing every year. these are things we were involved in early, the internet, self driving cars. people quit their careers and and findthe government big opportunities. countries have yet to be able to replicate this moderately successful. the sleeping turkey is unaware of their environment. the actually wake them up when they are needed. we are studying things that are aware of the environment that they have. emily: really cool. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for stopping by. at the big scene bloomberg conference has been the future of invention. we have some of the biggest names to weigh in o

this gets into heavy territory because there are questions about robots that can do things without an operator in the loop these are certainly all places where darpa technology is taking a. not b >> in 25 years a human on the battlefield might not be entirely human. they're working on the idea ofbr brainwave interfaces and cyber medics. things that ten years ago they are becoming truer and surer every day. >> i would use the word cyberd work. but they use the word cyber hybrid which is an idea where you couple animal with machines. they have already been able to do that in amazing ways.lectro they're able to remotely control a rat and a moth.cl from these pentagon documents, what is clear is that it is moving humans in the military environment toward being comfortable with this idea of merging man and machine. that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. that makes a lot of other people excited. it depends where you fall along the lines of trans- humanism. e essentially we now create our own evolution. >> it may sound like science fiction but one of the interesting things you talkyo abou

they are trying to get to the robotic flying car. which is better than what you saw in the jetsons when you were a kid. george had to steer that. the hoped-for flying car is the one where you would open the app on your phone and say i want to fly from new haven, connecticut to boston, massachusetts and punch in the address and a robotic car would come to your house and you would get in it and there would be no steering wheel. they would be no steering whatsoever. the car would go to an agreed-upon launch place and take off and fly robotically to boston and land and drive you to your location. flying cart these companies are shooting for. host: we're talking with jack hitt from smithsonian magazine. questionst to ask about what these cars look like and how they will operate and the regulatory issues and other things involved come you can call and ask our guest directly. you can also post on our website and facebook and twitter page. in this video, it seems that will have tordles be conquered to make these more mainstream. guest: there

it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks.re training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >>> like something out of jurassic world. dinosaurs on earth and on display, the two are standing guard outside the academy of natural sciences on the ben franklin parkway. they're stars of the exhibit "dinosaurs unearthed" which opens saturday. hope they don't melt in this heat. >> i love dinosaurs, i will say. i'm sure it will be a lot of fun. >> it's going to be hot tomorrow. if we hit 90, it's officially going to be heat wave. that will be three days in a world of 90 degrees. today is the first full day of summer. thunderstorms, a little pop up and scattered tomorrow. the weekend actually looks really nice. >> all righ

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not always simple to say gee, the robot is going to take the job. >> i don't think the robots, jimmy,ant to be clear. this report referenced in a new york times article that i sited, as well, they think 9% of the u.s. jobs could be automated away. 9%. >> that's a lot of jobs. >> that's 13 million jobs. let's say they are wrong, jimmy, by half. we'll call it 6.5 million. add that to the current unemployment number. that's great recession number unemployment. how do you solve for that? >> again, that report actually in the report makes my exact point that that's a static analysis and doesn't assume technology will create jobs. what you want to do here, try not to make a forecast but what are you doing now? is the right thing to do -- we are going to freak out, we will have mass unemployment and need to start cutting checks or do things like one, worry about education, worry about occupation licensing regulations. worry about housing regulations which prevent people from living in high productivity cities. do we need more subsides. something you like brian infrastructure spending. those

. >> are you ready for a robotic revolution and maybe an accident free future. >> car insurance?> a third of a what it is. >> lawyers who chase car accidents? >> screw them. >> look who's already behind it. >>> plus, the ultimate guide for grads. >> be kind to others. >> from the kids' table. >>> also -- >> we brought out smiles everywhere we went. >>> an intimate look at muhammad ali, personal images rarely seen. >> it totally shows a different side of ali. ♪ >>> those stories and more on assignment. ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to on assignment. i'm lester holt. more americans are arrested for drug violations each year than any other crime 1.5 million people. tonight a man who thinks all those arrests may be adding to the problem. you'll be surprised at what he does for a living. ♪ >>> you don't think the war on drugs is working? >> it's done. it's over. it's lost. we've done it for 60 years, billions of dollars. the result, heroin is cheaper, more available, more people are addicted and more people are dying. >> those words come not from a defense attorney or social worker,

. >> plus, the robotic 3d printer that can make pizzas. that's at 6:00. >> thanks, see you then. >> there may be a new solution to getting help around the house. >> alphabet's dynamics revealed its latest robot creation, spot mini. deit shows the robot loading the dishwasher and throwing out a soda can. at one point, it even trips on a banana skin. >> it can run for about 90 minutes on a single charge, depending on the task it's doing. i love it, unloading the dishwasher, making pizzas. >> if it can do the bathroom, that's what's going to sell it for me. we want to take you back now to president obama at moffett field. >> here's a live look, marine one is expected to take president obama to san francisco any moment. where he will spend the night. he'll be landing in marine one in the city. he just got onboard a couple minutes ago during our break. we're expecting him to be airborne in a moment. >> he's going to be attending an international entrepreneurship summit at stanford tomorrow. tonight, though, he will be in san francisco, and by f