robot. makes celia so interesting is not the fact that she's here. it is a science museum, after all. >> it reinflates. isn't that cool? >> reporter: it's why she's here, and to understand that, you need to meet robert. >> he is a very easygoing kid. i mean, nothing bothers him. he just kind of goes with the flow. you know? >> he liked outdoor stuff. fishing and stuff. me and him go fishing. of course, his mom, too, and likes to play ball. he loved playing ball. >> reporter: robert was a curious kid who loved being outside. so when he suddenly wasn't interested in doing that anymore, his mother knew something was wrong. >> he just wasn't robert. you know? he didn't go outside and play like he normally does. kind of sat on the couch and watched tv and -- just -- you know -- and he was kind of pale. mentioned a headache. we better take you to the doctor. >> reporter: right after the doctor noticed his spleen was enlarged and a test reveal add white blood cell counter of 200,000, 20 times highe

to have a big impact. >> robots have to play an important role. >> and from robots to this.retriever. >> it's more effective than a guide dog. >> tough. >> yes. remarkable. >> it's cooled down in the area. >> in oakland, 89 >> so what is in store for tomorrow? >> it's warm out there tomorrow, under partly cloudy conditions, tomorrow, interesting pattern with lots of rainfall showers so clouds surge northward, accounting for a cool down here. low to mid 60s on the coast and low 70s inland. chance of rain over seven days, saturday we expect light rain and showers, a system coming in to bring us saturday ranks and unsettled weather. >> let's talk about sports. >> larry beil joins us now. >> speaking of out of here, giants with a shark sighting m milwaukee. >>> good evening, a week ago, warriors looked like an invincible machine. now, they look vulnerable and it seems clear chasing history has taken a toll. warriors opened up cushion and is looks like they're stuck on 69 wins with four games left. that is irrelevant vent. wrapping up the top seed in the west is the key. >> it ha

and boy, can this robot dance. what do you think of the dancing robot?> reporter: these kids, pepper is almost human. >> we want you to think of pepper as a he or she, whichever is appropriate to you. we want you to engage like it's a member of your family or friend. >> reporter: pepper's job is interacting with people. but robots with different jobs take different forms. a robot called bistro bot may not look like a chef, but it's a whiz at slicing vegetables. >> it's as good as a human, but more precise. >> reporter: one of the biggest uses is still manufacturing. robots have become more human, maybe not in how they look, but in the way they think. >> you take the existing tools like the screwdrivers and screws and you can hand-teach this thing. move right in. in the same space as a human. >> reporter: a robot you teach instead of program. >> it's going to be the biggest impact on robots over the next couple of decades. >> reporter: especially as our population gets older. >> the reality is there's not enough young people to take care of the elderly. >

to have a big impact. >> robots have to play an important role. >> and from robots to this.k of it as a retriever. >> it's more effective than a guide dog. >> tough. >> yes. remarkable. >> it's cooled down in the area. >> in oakland, 89 degrees. >> so what is in store for tomorrow? >> it's warm out there tomorrow, under partly cloudy conditions, tomorrow, interesting pattern with lots of rainfall and showers so clouds surge northward, accounting for a cool down here. low to mid 60s on the coast and low 70s inland. chance of rain over seven days, saturday we expect light rain and showers, a system coming in to bring us saturday ranks one and unsettled weather. >> let's talk about sports. >> larry beil joins us now. >> speaking of out of here, giants with a shark sighting m milwaukee. >>> good evening, a week ago, warriors looked like an invincible machine. now, they look vulnerable and it seems clear chasing history has taken a toll. warriors opened up a 17-point cushion and is looks like they're stuck on 69 wins with four games left. that is irrelevant vent. wrapping up the

i go to sleep and the robot take care of my baby. wonderful. >> i'd send him to work every day, have him come in early, work late and come home and clean up around the house, stuff like that. ernie: what would you like about a robot that looks like you? >> do my homework. ernie: shopping. i could sit home. it would be great. ernie: that's it. goodnight and good luck to russ salzberg. we wish you all the very best. russ: thank you. [markers scribbling] paul, remember how mommy used to wait a long time on hold with time warner cable? now, they call mommy back when it's convenient for her. what did you just learn, paul? if time warner cable can change, then so can i. now eat your vegetables. [crunch] changing for good. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: beyonce kicked off her tour last night, and lest there be any doubt, we are suckers. >> this goes out to my beautiful husband. harvey: i hate falling for this every time. >> did you see "lemonade"? i watched it again last night. he totally cheat on her. song "lemonade." they had a bad situatio

it's kind of robbie the robot. i'm from a tech industry.an, i've seen google earth gps driven vans drive around with no drivers in them. it's kind of a no comparison. >> before his arrest, cort holbrook worked as a software engineer and couldn't imagine pending two years at santa rita, much less facing the possibility of life in prison. >> i would have to say just like any other normal person outside these walls, married 21 years almost. twin boys. four pets. life was good. >> that all changed one afternoon two years earlier. when holbrook was driving through the oakland suburb where he lives. >> i was going to pick up these pair of glasses at my optometrist in the middle of town, and that evening, to have a nice dipper with the boys. it was their birthday. >> holbrook then had an angry exchange with another driver. >> i didn't have a road rage. i didn't cut anybody off or anything like that. i said something to someone out a window. i just said quit driving like a blankety blank because you just cut me off. this individual flared, pursued

it sounds like i turned into a robot. i wanted to hear robot me, although i only recorded about half of the required sentences. and as a refugee from college -- i screwed that up. the following week when i logged in to get my voice, my expectations were low. my dog's name is killer. i am going to call him. >> killer, here, boy. come to your mama . >> i am not impressed. i don't think he is coming. >> he doesn't come when i call him either. >> a lot of people don't realize actually the first synthetic voice was made fo hawking for ibm. in some ways we identify with him but not aefshl would wants to sound like him. >> or like heather, which is the synthetic voice that most fem users have. >> it will be interesting to see. even in the cases of sarah and maeve. 9-year-old girl and a 16-year-old girl. what's going to happen when they age out of those voices? >> you know, this idea of voice donation, of blending the sounds you can make with the donated voice or voice banking, is a technology that's wild. it's amazing but i don'

the robot pulled it off. they seem to be trying to examine everything he may have had attached to his body. michelle: any indication when the staff might be allowed back in? have they started sweeping that building to see if he may have left anything behind that may be harmful? kathleen: from what i can see no. no one has been back into the building or into the vestibule, the area he was in just outside of our lobby. so i think this could be a while before this is all taken care of. remember, during this time there was also a gas, you know -- he it will something on fire and stuck it into a gas tank of a car outside the station. that car is still sitting there. i'm sure that police will want to look over that before anything. we have been completely moved back from that parking lot. jonathan: had you gotten any threats at the station? did anybody say they knew who he was or knew he might be coming to the station or anything like that at all? kathleen: no. i'm sure just as you go through, you know, there are a

a robot?hese automations for a lot of things now that machines do for us -- >> you're telling me you slept with your rumba? >> it is a lot more satisfying that many of the men i have dated. it goes under your couch, people. you get the dog hair. >> and that's not even a euphemism. >> i don't know that i would be aroused because i don't like short guys. >> does that count as a row mott? >> right into my hand. >> all right, does this scare you, joe, or arouse you? >> anything about robots scares me, greg. let me tell you a quick story here. i grew up speaking english, right? i'm going somewhere with this. people say the scariest person in "star wars" was cp-3-po. people say don't worry about robots taking over everything. at first they'll be farm laborers and truck drivers. and i'm like, that's your solution, poor people won't work? you are going to vote for bernie sanders. >> joe, we are being lulled into a false sense of security. once artificial intelligence reaches singularity, we're not goi

. >> already robots run some hotels. techies have changed election campaigns. >> a slick hollywood tv ad has its limits. >> and now some republicans say we've caught up. >> that's the power of technology. >> technology totally has changed entertainment. >> you saved my life. >> tada! >> this is amazing. this is real. >> imagine that. like feeling that. >> these young people plan to fix education. >> technologies are evolving so rapidly and schools can't keep up. >> the future is beginning to be full of surprises. >> politicians often fight the future. >> ridiculous and it's grotesque. >> you say it's exciting. some people say this is creepy. >> and i don't disagree in any way. but it's still happening. >> exciting or creepy? the tech revolution is now. >>> i assume many of you, maybe most of you own one of these smart phones. because of these, political campaigns today are different. >> we're volunteers with the ted cruz campaign. >> door knocking is old, but the way steve and debbie do it now is new. they are at this do

robots of all kinds were on display at the sillicon valley robot block party.undreds of adults and kids were there to check out the demonstrations. companies showed off robots that collaborate with people and others that work on cell phones or do 3d printing. scientists say robots are becoming a bigger part of our everyday lives. >> robots make the dirty dull and dangerous tasks so we can focus on other things. >> this was the 7th straight year of the robot block party. it's part of the celebration for a national robotics week. >> a lot of young brilliant minds there. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott? >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. with mosquitos season upon us, the white house today poured half a billion dollars into an urgent battle against the zika virus! plus, underdogs on top. cruz and sanders win big in wisconsin but what's next? >> and pope francis just granted this american girl's big wish. we'll have those storie

good to feature farming with robots doing heavy work. a farmer in queensland, australia has tackled these challenges and has come up with a solution. reporter: this could be the future of farming -- no more bouncing around on a tractor. instead, robots do the heavy work, spreading weed killer automatically come a steered by gps. >> these are swarms of robots that work cooperatively in the field. reporter: the chemicals might be just as toxic as they ever were, but at least the farmer no longer has to breathe them in. these robots have another clear advantage over their ancestors. a are far easier to handle. >> we've started to realize we are going backwards -- every new model that came out was bigger than last. reporter: gigantic machines are the norm and crop growing regions, but some farmers are familiar with high tech supports. normally there is a human still in the driver seat. those kinds of personnel are hard to come by in the vast expanse of australia, so it has drawn a whole crowd of farmers. most of them cultivate several thousa

and, boy, can this robot dance. >> what do you guys think of the dancing robot? very much by design. we want you to think of pepper as a he or she, whatever is appropriate to you, and engage it like it's a member of your family or a friend. >> pepper's job is interacting with people. but robots with different jobs take different forms. a robot called bistrobot may not look like a chef, but it's a whiz at slicing vegetables. >> question one is your favorite? >> that one. >> these big arms are gentle enough to write with a felt tip marker. >> it's as good as a human but more precise. >> one the biggest uses is manufacturing. and they have become more human, maybe not in how they look but how they think. >> meet domorrow, it rhymes with tomorrow. >> takes the existing tools like screwdrivers and schools and you can hand teach this thing. it's designed to move in right in the same space as a human. >> a robot you teach instead of program. >> it's going to have the biggest impact on robots over the next couple of decades. >> especially as our population gets older. >>

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and, boy, can this robot dance. >> what do you guys think of the dancing robot?ome. >> these kids, pepper is almost human. >> and that was very much by design. we want you to think of pepper as a he or she, whatever is appropriate to you, and engage it like it's a member of your family or a friend. >> pepper's job is interacting with people. but robots with different jobs take different forms. a robot called bistro may not look like a chef, but it's a whiz at slicing vegetables. these big arms of gentle enough to write with a felt tip marker. >> it's as good as a human but more precise. >> one the biggest uses is manufacturing. and they have become more human, maybe not in how they look but how they think. >> meet him. >> takes the existing tools like screwdrivers and schools and you can hand teach this thing. it's designed to move in right in the same space as a human. >> a robot you teach instead of program. >> it's going to have the biggest impact on robots over the next couple of decades. >> especially as our population gets older. >> the reality is there won

. >> this is how her teacher sees ari via a robot.he unity is basically an ipad securely mounted to the top of a device similar to a segue, and ari controls it remotely through a wi-fi direction. >> i need to see what you wrote. i think the cat is going to eat the mouse. very good. you are correct. >> it's manufacturer double robotics originally came up with the idea for telecommuting professionals until a couple of schools approached them with a few students who could only attend class from home. >> how did you change day to play, ari. what did you do? >> this gave ceo david cohn an idea. >> they came to us and said this is something that we really need. it's a relatively low cost solution compared to some things they had been looking at. now we have over 350 robots deployed in schools in the u.s. >> did you name your double? >> yes, robotica. >> now ari is able to talk to her teachers an her classmates via her robotica. >> they're very used to it at this point. we all notice at times they're working, if they're writing, she'll sign

and, boy, can this robot dance. >> what do you guys think of the dancing robot?want you to think of pepper as a he or she, whatever is appropriate to you, and engage it like it's a member of your family or a friend. >> pepper's job is interacting with people. but robots with different jobs take different forms. a robot called bistrobot may not look like a chef, but it's a whiz at slicing vegetables. >> which one is your favorite? >> that one. >> these big arms are gentle enough to write with a felt tip marker. >> it's as good as a human but more precise. >> one the biggest uses is manufacturing. and they have become more human, maybe not in how they look but how they think. >> meet domorrow, it rhymes with tomorrow. >> takes the existing tools like screwdrivers and screws and you can hand teach this thing. it's designed to move in right in the same space as a human. >> a robot you teach instead of program. >> it's going to have the biggest impact on robots over the next couple of decades. >> especially as our population gets older. >> the reality is there won't b

that's what robots are doing, number one.two, even more important, robotic cars, self-driving cars, the number one thing that they're going to do is save people's lives. we have 40,000 people dying on the roads every single day. annually. millions of accidents. we can change that. so we really have a moral imperative. as far as jobs, there are dangerous jobs in the coal mines, nuclear cleanup. we can fix that. last but not least, think about the impact on health care. we have an aging society, we have people who need elder care, people who need rehab care, and a society we can't afford it. we can if robots are helping out. >> but, martin, it seems that up until now a lot of the jobs that have been lost to robots have been things that were happening on the manufacturing floor, repetitive things. but more and more robotics seems to be able to take jobs from -- jobs that require degrees and advance degrees. that's a different level of disruption, isn't it? >> that's right. the real technology that is really moving us forward is

. >>> robots are taking over! >> we are going to take you to the sillicon valley robot block party next on kpix 5 news at 5:00.

. >> i'm a really big fan of robots, and i like working with my hands a lot, so it's just me naturally wanting to build something and show that i made a creation that can actually move and function. >> it's a new after school robotics program, the students followed a computer manual, and then he built his own code to >> it's able to move in a circle and move forward, and then it comes to a complete stop. >> you personalize it, because it's your idea, and your robot can do anything you want to do. it doesn't have a fit she sequence. >> the program opened two years ago in crown heights. it has a strong emphasis on s.t.e.m.: science, technology, engineering and math. >> cultivating expertise in the s.t.e.m. areas is so beneficial. it teaches them problem solving and logic. incredibly important for any of the academic areas and also in making sure that they're able to sort out any problems they encounter in they personal life. >> students are learning skills that they would not have been exposed to anywhere else. >> we help them to think about what they want their lives to be like when the

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robots are now a stapel of our existence.has built their own, his name is tim. and it is so impressive, will be competing in the world robotics championship in st. louis, next week even. >> right now there are 600 different teams that have registered, like now we are still waiting for. that we want to do as well as possible. >> we were not expect to go make it this far but very grateful we have. >> with the help of mentors, teachers, alumni bensalem team is an under dogs story, win in the the district competition sent them to the championship but getting to the district, is good fortune. >> we were right the on the bubble of getting in because they were accepting the top 55 teams, and which they later increase todd 50. we were around 61. so we were just there, and two teams can't go so they brought us in. >> building time was in easy task, it took 30 plus students six weeks, but with the help of local businesses and hard work of the students, it blossom. katie dennis was one of the sculptors of the machine. >> we heard of the

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robotics is actually a lot of fun. something fresh.rsonal. >> i guessi guess my thing, the started as a war correspondent. came from a military family. that is one of the tricky things. nonfiction writing in the past, there is this very strong drive to put the 1st person in the story command that is often done at the peril of the story is you see this and appropriately and not very skillfully incorporated. i think timmy i've seen it done really well. the books that have influenced our culture greatly, it's done really interestingly, but sometimes it is funny. the real journalists can remark on that. there is this increased desire to make it a first-person thing so that there is more of an emotional connection and that the leaders can do a more emotional view of it. in terms of the way that genre has evolved there is a push, at least in my experience to include first-person experience. a reporter is being asked to report on themselves. which is interesting. it is like an interesting narrative problem that has its own risks and potential

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are the tool of choice and robotic hands can remove a sim card from a cell phone.evice that can cook a meal. >> we all have to eat. we spent time cooking which, if you do, it's the same meal, it gets boring. >> they showcase the next step in virtual reality. this grad student says it heightens the experience. >> looking at your hand move, goes with it. and this is almost real life. >> we want to use software and smart technology to turn board days into days full of fun, and learning. >>> one racing game incorporates artificial intelligence so players can focus on how to beat rivals. >> there is a a lot of very clear innovation. >> they're coming for you. >> i know. i know. i think they're after the forecast, too. they're after spencer christian. >> yes. here is live doppler 7. mainly sunny skies, clouds increasing overnight and tomorrow. we'll see showers, we'll probably have spotty sprinkles here tomorrow in advance of friday's rain. our forecast for san jose shes a trend that reflects what the bay area will see, mild conditions, and up to average levels. rain cha

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. >> reporter: first grader maria vargas is ai see every amazed at the robots.tudents program robots with a block and flashlight. >> they can do what you tell it to do. >> reporter: pierre cintra started the after school robotics club at lakewood elementary school in sunnyvale. >> i love technology. i like to get these kids passionate about it. >> reporter: pierre an engineer and google payroll manager volunteers at lakewood with several coworkers. google allows them to spend 20 work hours a year giving back to their community. since june pierre and the team have organized a tech fair, hosted a field trip to their office and fundraised among their colleagues to build the school's new idea lab. on this day he and his volunteer team are also introducing the kids to virtual reality. >> whoa! >> reporter: they view images from a smartphone tucked inside the cardboard glasses. >> it's fun to see the kid interacting for the first time some of them. >> reporter: but principal pam cheng says pierre stands out among the other volunteers. >> pierre is this person who says

it unveiled a talking robot that will assist people. the robot measures 90 centimeters tall. it is capable of identifying people in need of help by using data from the online surveillance camera. >> where is the tourist information? >> do you mean visitor's center? >> yes. i am looking for a japanese souvenir. >> the robot will be able to identify anyone who looks lost and show them the way. if a person asks a question in english, it switches from japanese. they hope to put the robot to use in the 2020 olympics and paralympics in tokyo. >> the popularity of costume play or cost play is heating up in china. in cities like beijing, they are held every weekend. they dress up as favorite characters. we went to meet fans at a recent event. one received more than five million views in five days. the subculture a tracked unlikely players. this woman is a politician in the city. she posted photos of herself on her social networking page to promote local tourist spots where plum flowers were in bloom. such photos of someone affiliated with the communist party received positive reactio

program robots makes artificial organs for people. >> spacecraft. >> our electric solar charging stationter: taking over 1600 pennsylvania avenue in the sixth and final white house science fair. from 100 pound robots cleaning up the new york city subway to apps helping dyslexic kids with their homework. >> we are color digit with the rainbow pattern. >> reporter: the project started under president barack obama in 2010. to recognize the next generation of scientists. more than 130 kids from 30 states including this 15-year-old who created a power source from the ocean. >> slowly or fast? >> kind of hard. >> okay. >> so now we can watch those lights light up as a result of the power exchanges. >> to sisters kimberly and rebecca and their spacecraft. >> we thought it would be around 20,000, 30,000 feet. it went to 78,000 feet. >> reporter: wands made from a 3-d printer to blow bubbles. >> there you go. >> reporter: even getting some advice from 9-year-old jacob. >> i have a question to ask you. >> of course, please. >> reporter: do you have a child science adviser? >> i don't. i do think y

to a robot 1234 i would as long as it is nose allowed to contact the police. they will be traveling around new york city in the coming weeks and volunteers can confess to a robot who willisen and ask follow-up -- will listen and ask follow-up questions. it is about art official intelligence. here is video of the robot responding to a confession. >> after the confessional booth you can go to a separate penance booth. >> that wasn't the hbo documentary. that was a different video. they were putting post-its on his face. what do you think? a confessional booth? >> i think there is a weak question in every show and i think this was the weak question. >> i object successed over this and i didn't understand it was volunteer. i was thinking it was a gotcha thing. you made your confession and you came out and hbo came and said sign off on allowing us to air this and somebody would have confessed to a murder or stealing $10 million and don't you think we need to disclose it. >> that was my exact answer verbatim. did you read my notes? >> we are catholic. we don't need

the man survived with as many as >> they used a robot to disarm him, to take the clothing off of him, to take the device off of him in order to move in to provide treatment to him. >> it was then that police determined his fake bomb was harmless. >> the security guard was able to get a look at the flash drive the suspect brought. he said it was video of the suspect talking into a camera describing concerns about the government harming citizens. >> all right, thank you. >>> new tonight, engine problems on a united airlines jet that took off from newark, this picture is from cleveland where the plane made an emergency landing. the pilot had been headed to omaha when he reported problems. that plane is still being inspected. >>> also video of a vicious attack at a long island school. a mother caught on camera, allegedly putting a teacher in a head lock, slamming her to the unconscious, aneeka mckenzie is on trial for fight. the judge said she wants the nightmare to be over, she claims the teacher pushed her first. >>> the latest twist in campaign 2016. >> john boehner says ted cruz is es

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robot. at least until next year. >>> we started the day soggy but we did see the sun later on. >> live doppler 7 was busy with the longering light rain much of our saturday and sunday. right now we are rain free. outside we go on this sunday night. what we are not free of, cloud cover. the clouds will be with us much of our monday and they could release isolated spots of drizzle over the next 24 hours. we are tracking dry skies both tuesday and wednesday. yes, another storm moves in on thursday. and we'll track more light rain moving in. turpt temperatures across the board in the 50s. 57 in hayward. 567 in san jose. and fairfield also checking in with a temperature of 56 degrees. with that blanket of cloud cover overhead numbers aren't going to drop far from our current readings. the coolest spets spots will be in the north bay in the upper 40s. future weather is picking up on the chance of drizzle overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. it won't be widespread. most spots startin

it is not a person but a robot, researchers in china are raising the bar for realistic looking robotthe group showed off off the human-looking robot and she is able to blink and nod in response to questions with some voice recognition capability. the robot's skin is made of a silicone material. >> we have a full 90 minutes of news including tickets for the warriors in the next round during the playoffs. >> and a plan to install license >> and a plan to install license plate readers a >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. all the oldest son of a couple found murdered over the weekend has been arrested. rabbi is taken into custody and is held in jail. the 22-year-old's parents, golam and shamima rabbi, were found murdered in their him on sunday. chilling messages have been written on the walls and the floor. police say they everyone whatted to find hasib but he was not a suspect. the couple has a 17-year-old son, as well. son, as well. matt is at santa >> i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. >> mike? >> quieter morning with sunrise on sutro tower. 12-hour day planner shows 42-5

but a lot of it was interacting with robots. >> this is the future of 1-800 numbers.ving to wait on the phone, are' going to be able to message businesses. >> reporter: and a robot powered by artificial intelligence. >> it is to reflect working with a personal shopper. >> reporter: and pod cast the weather. >> what's the weather in san francisco? what's the weather? paris? >> reporter: and yes, there will be robots that can message you, but they say it benefits facebook to keep that in check. >> they know. if your messages are being spamming instead of being your friends, you're not going to open your phone when you buzz. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> if you dream of eating chips or toasting champagne with jimmy kimmel's guests, here's your chance. >> he's auctioning off two tickets and get to hang out in the greenroom. >> the current bid is $650. the proceeds will benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society. we have a link on our website. >> great cause. >>> time to turn to the weather. >> meteorologist sandy patel is tracking a little weather. >> it's g

everybody is all about robots. did we not learn the i robot terminator and this is the apocalypse that is coming. they are in school to learn our behavior. they can take us all out. >> they didn't go to high school and maybe that's why they are going to high school. >> they never adjusted. >> that's right. >> your theory is high school will teach them to be nicer? >> through the bullying. if they have to ask someone to the prom, you learn. >> i work with tom shillue. >> i had to get over my fear. >> i had to walk up to the locker and ask her. she said no. >> i had to learn. >> what was her name? >> a special thanks to joanne. >> you forgive her. >> joanne nosuchunsky and rob long and kate long and mike baker. that does it for me. see you next time. i do forgive you i think.p star will be here. we're excited. set your dvrs. see you tomorrow. thanks for watching. ladies and gentlemen, a warm welcome for donald trump. [applause]

before it enslaves you. >> it's coming. >>. >> reporter: robotics are the tool of choice and roboticm a cell phone. this is a device that can cook a meal. >> we all have to eat. we spent time cooking which, if you do, it's the same meal, it gets boring. >> they showcase the next step in virtual reality. this grad student says it heightens the experience. >> looking at your hand move, eye movement goes with it. and >> we want to use software and smart technology to turn board days into days full of fun, and learning. >>> one racing game incorporates artificial intelligence so players can focus on how to beat rivals. >> there is a a lot of very clear innovation. >> they're coming for you. >> i know. i know. i think they're after the forecast, too. they're after spencer christian. >> yes. here is live doppler 7. mainly sunny skies, clouds increasing overnight and tomorrow. we'll see showers, we'll probably have spotty sprinkles here tomorrow in advance of friday's rain. our forecast for san jose shes a trend that reflects what the bay area will see, mild conditions, and up to average le

if you are going to do any sort of construction, fixing of assets, you want to do it with robotics.o phoenix is looking at that. the second thing is to essentially retrofit or improve spacecraft. they are looking at modular subcomponents of the architecture. then the phoenix robotics two require tools, and those tools would be property up to the orbit in a container in a pod that could be a posted payload ride-along. we are essentially wrapping it up now. the satlets and pods we are attempting to qualify in low earth orbit with ride shares. then the robertics portion is folded into a larger program called rsgs where we would enter into another public-private partnership. we would bring the robotics technology, a launch after negotiation with the customers and we would bring the integration experience. what a commercial partner would bring is their own satellite bus, ground stapin the reason the business case is so important is once we would complete a six-month demonstration with a commercial vendor, the department we feel we have the risk reduced from a technology standpoint, but w

but a lot of it was interacting with robots. >> this is the future of 1-800 numbers. instead of having to wait on the phone, are' going to be able to message businesses. >> reporter: and a robot powered by artificial intelligence. >> it is to reflect working with a personal shopper. >> reporter: and pod cast the weather. >> what's the weather in san francisco? what's the weather? paris? >> reporter: and yes, there will be robots that can message you, but they say it benefits facebook to keep that in check. >> they know. if your messages are being spamming instead of being your friends, you're not going to open your phone when you buzz. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> if you dream of eating chips or toasting champagne with jimmy kimmel's guests, here's your chance. >> he's auctioning off two tickets and get to hang out in the greenroom. >> the current bid is $650. the proceeds will benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society. we have a link on our website. >> great cause. >>> time to turn to the weather. >> meteorologist sandy patel is tracking a little weat