high tech gadgets like the head up display from a sadie's show collision and lane departure warnings making for a safer driver reducing accidents and helping keep the city moving while certainly an improvement over traditional dashboards they do still require the driver to focus on the windscreen leaving the rest of the road a blur once again skolkovo lived up to its reputation. this contraption in the foyer may look like an arcade machine but under the bonnet it has more uses than just entertaining visitors the way ray navigation system puts reality into the driving seat by projecting the route onto the road ahead so the drivers eyes are kept firmly focused on the road this simulation of the device also display speed fuel and red counter information rendering car does sports a thing of the past as well as helping drivers get about town or navigates treacherous cliff holding roads the finished product will display up to date traffic information and can be installed in any existing vehicle. where it is now off the drawing board and in development but the simulator is far from redundan

and leave some hole to peel stains on the ground is going off reports now on this cat tucker takes sadie tynan's used to keep the city streets clean. rome one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world a popular destination for lovers or enthusiasts history addicts and. being with councils it all falls on top of cars and roads and on pedestrians it's very slippery too we get tons of complaints about birds hundreds of thousands of starlings which migrate to rome from the north every year leaving their mark as they go. over europe every year this same we're surrounded by a show. the city annually spends tens of thousands of euros tackling the flying menace is species a special operation in itself careful it so dry it's very difficult to clean it off these birds are worse than vandals it's like they're angry with me personally. but the real mission takes place at sunset dressed in protective gear an armed with a loud hailer scientists storm the bird's favorite sleeping spots and this irritating noise is none other than a recording of other starlings making a sound which warns of

high tech gadgets like the head up display from a sadie's show collision and lane departure warnings making for a safer driver reducing accidents and helping keep the city moving while certainly an improvement over traditional dashboards they do still require the driver to focus on the windscreen leaving the rest of the road a blur once again skolkovo lived up to its reputation. this can shop in the foyer may look like an arcade machine but under the bonnet it has more uses than just entertaining visitors the way rayna vacation system puts mentored reality into the driving seat by projecting the route onto the road ahead.

what sadie with us on this edition of nice line its two stage anyway fourteen and catherine comanche until camp protest is in fact that it's in the thai capital bangkok and blocking intersections and tying traffic in knots they say that keith added throughout the day. there were chatting up the pressure on prime is seen much in and wants to step down. more than one hundred thousand protesters occupied several intersections every tuesday morning. even traffic at a standstill. and it planned to storm the optus is and the labor ministry and other government buildings. last month he might dissolve the lower house of parliament and called an election set for friday seconds. this is one of those to be postponed and they want not to decide they say political reforms must come before another election. they are locked in a standoff with soldiers and police. us state department spokesperson memory cards has called for restraint. we continue to support a democratic process to resolve the ongoing clinical tensions in thailand. we also continued to urge all sides to refrain from violence exercise

what sadie with us on this edition of nice line its two stage anyway fourteen and catherine comanche until camp protest is in fact that it's in the thai capital bangkok and blocking intersections and tying traffic in knots they say that keith added throughout the day. there were chatting up the pressure on prime is seen much in and wants to step down. more than one hundred thousand protesters

, which takes the guesswork out of where we need to take samples. >> reporter: already, sadie and jerryires in colorado. they make up one of the 81 specifically trained teams now working in the u.s. and canada. arson fires cost nearly $700 million and 170 lives each year. because a dog's nose is at least 100 times better than a human's, state farm insurance pays for the dog's training every year, convinced it's one of the best ways to search for evidence in a petroleum-based accelerant. >> we can't see, we can't smell it. it's half way burned up, but it's easy to come in and identify. >> the teams must be recertified annually by national trainers, most recently in washington. in one of these cans, just a few drops of accelerant, the dogs must find it and alert their handler. of course, they don't know they're solving a potential crime. to them, it's all a big game. >> you ready to work? >> every time florida detective's phone rings, her ears perk up. >> she knows what the phone means, i'm getting dressed, what it means, and she's ready to go. >> the trainers prefer labs because they're

. >> oh, sadie. got a little assist from the baby and that's "pop news"." your smile of the day. >> strong finish. >> you finish strong. >> thank you, robin. the toboggan to here, you do it all. >> work is never done. >> thanks, lara. >>> now to the drama on the hilt reality show "dance moms." one of the stars speaking out exclusively to "gma" about an alleged incident not caught by the cameras telling her side of the story that landed her in court. abc's linzie janis has more. >> i told her my feelings. >> can i city audition -- >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: abby lee miller, the loudmouth dance instructor made famous for her harsh coaching techniques. >> sometimes your best isn't good enough anymore. >> abby is saying they're not ready to compete against the candy apples and they're a mess. what kind of pep talk is that. >> reporter: and kelly hyland making headlines for an alleged catfight, feud escalating from tv to the courtroom. >> you have driven a wedge. >> things you say to them has driven the

. >> it's a shame sadie isn't here today, she always wins.lda won the big prize. >> you know, that could have helped her with some of jim's funeral expenses. >> there wasn't any life insurance? >> no, there wasn't. i'd been trying to convince her to call about the colonial penn program to make sure they had coverage, but she was worried they wouldn't be accepted because of their health. >> i have life insurance with them, too. i had concerns, but i didn't have to take a physical or even answer any health questions. my acceptance was guaranteed. >> well, i should get some life insurance for myself. i'm kind of on a fixed budget though. i don't know if i can afford it. >> i thought the same thing. it works out to be about 35 cents a day, that's just $9.95 a month per unit of coverage. >> i think i can afford that. i'm gonna give them a call. >> and now you can help protect your loved ones from the burden of your final expenses with a guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance policy through the colonial penn program. in today's world, uncertain

her sadie's betting -- mercedes betting on tech. >> tech, touch. so easy to drive that even you could take them out for a spin. the s-class, first update in seven years. the are unveiling this at detroit auto show. matt miller, when he goes out there, is he going to figure out a way to crash the software or crash the car? of course, this is the battle between mercedes, bmw, and audi over who will be number one globally. bmw is number one globally, but s was the top selling brand in the u.s. of course, they are competing globally as well. is anothera battleground for carmakers. volkswagen regaining the top spot from gm or the first time in nine years. >> here is all you need to know about china. and thatn sales outpaces both the u.s. and europe. that is just six percent saturation of the chinese market. if they get 50%, what matters there is market share. all the auto companies are making big plays there. some have joint ventures. they are in for the saturation. it is a growth area and they see a lot of opportunities or big markets, both in the luxu

his best friend sadie at the time was putting people along the tracks and telling stories about where the people were going on their journeys. that's not surprising because oftentimes women an girls focus on people,en relationships, on communities, on collaborative activities. it's almost how we're naturally wired more often than not. and boys more often than not are yeared to want to build, to build things that go fast, to build things that go high. that's what little boys do. and so it's not surprising that a lot of boys will go into math, science, engineering, because those are the tools they need to build. build all the things they dream of flying and riding and driving. so the goal for educators is to coach that young girl, you know, if you're really good at math, if you stick with math or science an engineering, you could figure out how to have clean air, clean water for your community so your cousin's asthma is not as bad. a little girl will say, i would love to do that. because she can then put her mind around solving a problem about a community or person that she loves. and s

. >> it's a shame sadie isn't here today, she always wins.e big prize. >> you know, that could have helped her with some of jim's funeral expenses. >> there wasn't any life insurance? >> no, there wasn't. i'd been trying to convince her to call about the colonial penn program to make sure they had coverage, but she was worried they wouldn't be accepted because of their health. >> i have life insurance with them, too. i had concerns, but i didn't have to take a physical or even answer any health questions. my acceptance was guaranteed. >> well, i should get some life insurance for myself. i'm kind of on a fixed budget though. i don't know if i can afford it. >> i thought the same thing. it works out to be about 35 cents a day, that's just $9.95 a month per unit of coverage. >> i think i can afford that. i'm gonna give them a call. >> and now you can help protect your loved ones from the burden of your final expenses with a guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance policy through the colonial penn program. in today's world, uncertainty seems t

the president has sadie peatedly with or without you i'm going is to try to do things and i'm going to try to do things for the lives of middle class americans with savings plans, education, with minimum wage, that will improve the lives for millions of poor americans and i'll have to try to do it by myself. and the truth is he can't do very much himself, he can tinker around the edges. >> with his pen, executive action. he pretty much said if you can't work with me, i'm going to work alone. i'm not sure how that's going to play. i'm not sure that was the strategy. but i did like the calls for unity. president obama called for action, vowing to use executive action, if need be. >> but america does not stand still and neither will i. so wherever and whenever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunities for more american families, that's what i'm going to do. >> the president also dedicated a lot of real estate to the minimum wage. we'll get to that in a hope, but first, what did you think about the president doing it himself if you guys can't work with me? >> i don't kno

his best friend sadie at the time was putting people along the tracks and telling stories about where the people were going on their journeys. that's not surprising because oftentimes women an girls focus on people,en relationships, on communities, on collaborative activities. it's almost how we're naturally wired more often than not. and boys more often than not are yeared to want to build, to build things that go fast, to build things that go high. that's what little boys do. and so it's not surprising that a lot of boys will go into math, science, engineering, because those are the tools they need to build. build all the things they dream of flying and riding and driving. so the goal for educators is to coach that young girl, you know, if you're really good at math, if you stick with math or science an engineering, you could figure out how to have clean air, clean water for your community so your cousin's asthma is not as bad. a little girl will say, i would love to do that. because she can then put her mind around solving a problem about a community or person that she loves. and s