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and i think right now that dialogue is taking place in the world of science-fiction. nd it needs to come out of that. i think we need to have people saying "this isn't just fiction." and stop pretending like this is just a fictional possibility. it's not. it's happening. >> the federal aviation administration is responsible for overseeing the safety of low earth orbit flights and the content of the payload in the us. but when commercial space activities move beyond this sector of space - it becomes less clear who's in charge. the international treaties that exist are there to govern nations not corporations... >> missions where the private sector does have a lot of capability. pushing more responsibility over to them i think is the right thing, it's something that nasa has gotten more comfortable with as we go forward. >> are you concerned about the idea of exploitation beyond exploration? it seems that nasa does exploration, but another other companies are looking at mining asteroids. mining the moon. these types of activities. does that concern you? >> more better. >

>> for sure >> coming up next, guys, science fiction comes to life. suspended ant antimation in the emergency room. we will take a look consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >>> hey, guys. well, back to "techknow." i am fill torres, joined by cara, jenny and crystal. doctors have always been astounded by cases in which somebody could have fallen into a frozen late, their heart could have completely stopped yet they can be fully revived. they are now taking that lesson and applying it to the emergency room in a pretty incredible way. let's take a look. [ music ] >> it's the gunshot treatment heard around the world. as part of a new study, doctors at the university are working with shooting or stabbing victims using a revolutionary procedure that almost freezes patients in order to save them. >> suspended animation seen mostly until science fiction films is getting closer to reality. the entire body cool-down process

is this science fiction nor seem to be signs that will have that answer later shelved. a fan. it's wednesday. during the year watching america. well as in two weeks after the department of justice released a scathing report on the albuquerque police department's use of excessive force. another deadly police shooting has happened the agency said the nineteen year old mary cox died monday after an altercation with police in which she allegedly stole a truck and later pointed the gun at officers hawks stands as the third person in five weeks to be killed by a pd police and the persons that apartment was put under federal orders to reduce their use of deadly force. tension over police conduct escalated last month after police shot and tell the whole if you are in the foothills of the sandia mountains. the guild leader said police officers fired multiple shots on james blake who is ultimately going to be on a farm. i was when earlier by our teacher among the window from our l a c l a for assassins is how less about the latest regarding today's press conference the trim is the mansi

[laughter] and then in science fiction, of course, it's full of telepaths. these are things that we can now do in the laboratory, things that we can only dream of we now do in the laboratory. and even recording memories and uploading them. hollywood is always ahead of us. this is the movie, "the matrix," when even reality, reality itself is a memory uploaded into the mind. so let me ask you a question. late at night just before you go to sleep, late at night have you ever had that weird sensation that maybe, maybe life is an illusion? maybe it's just a memory uploaded into your mind like the matrix, and you are the only one that's real? and in some sense someone is testing you to see whether you're smart enough to figure out that you're the only real one. ever had that weird feeling? raise your hand if you ever had that feeling. well, you're crazy. [laughter] you think you're the only to one in the universe? give me a break. you see, i'm the only one in the universe. [laughter] i'm sitting in my bed right now. this is just a memory uploaded into my mind. i'm

this was once considered science fiction but now we do it. last year at wake forest university in north carolina and los angeles they changed a mouse to drinkwater from a bottle and then they recorded the memory in the hippocampus, the hippocampus is the red thing in the middle of the brain. they recorded that memo we. later the mouse forgot but then they reasserted the tape recorder back into the hippocampus and bing go, the mouse remembered. this is the first time in world history, just last year, we recorded a memory and played it back, a bloated that memory into a mouse. very soon we will record memories of a monkey perhaps eating a banana, record it and shoot it back in and the monkey will remember everything that it forgot. next, alzheimer's patients. we are going to create a brain pacemaker for alzheimer's patients, that is the short-term goal. we are going to create a button, you push the button and the memory of who you are, to your children are, where you live, will be inserted back into your mind and who knows? even beyond that may

and then he ran on to win every war for wards in science fiction. and he said intelligent machines will dominate us and to paraphrase what he said, it was something like this. and he said that it is not because we're the fastest or most intelligent creature as humans, the only sure the world with greater smarter than ourselves, they will steer the future. that idea affected me and this was back in 1990. i started interviewing ai makers and robots as shortly after that. and to work out this idea as well. i decided to write a book. when i spoke with article authors on artificial intelligence and they agreed with the premises, most of the decisions will be made by machines and hundred years or so i began to ask follow-up questions. will that transition be firmly? will that be a handler or a takeover? will we change ourselves to become machines, which is criswell's the singularity, or will we create sheens smarter than us and will they somehow replace a? what i learned is that if we proceed on the course that we are currently following, and i would like

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it's the stuff of science fiction... ...minus the fiction. the 2014 e-class.ntelligent e-class ever. >> jimmy: welcome back. johnny depp, jessica pare from "mad men," and music from chuck e. weiss is up next. but first, i want to introduce you to three very talented women. please welcome holly maniani. that's holly. and amber galloway gallego. each of these women is a nationally certified sign language interpreter. and even more importantly, they have fun with it. thank you for being here. now, collectively they have signed for wu-tang clan, beastie boys, snoop dogg, eminem, lil' wayne, and many more. but tonight you're not doing this alone. tonight this is a competition. tonight each of you will take turns signing the song "black and yellow." and it is time now for a sign language rap battle. [ cheers and applause ] tonight's interpretee, wiz khalifa. wiz, come on out. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for being here. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i should ask you, have you been part of a sign language rap battle before? >> yeah. yeah. sure. >> jimmy: will you clean

. >> science fiction to science reality - doctors are cryogenically freedsing trauma -- freezing trauma patients to increase their odds of surviving. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. the investigation into a controversial bridge closure is gaining momentum. federal lawmakers are pushing chris christie's administration to turn over documents, notes and recordings from a review released last month. david shuster gives us a look at the potential fallout for the g.o.p. favourite. >> operate ifs say the newest developments in the criminal investigation are shaking the confidence of strategists and fund raidsers who might commit to a chris christie presidential campaign. the latest fears stem from reports that paul fishman, the lead prosecutor recently doubled the number of investigators on the case. furthermore, sources close to the case confirmed that david wildstephen is: wild stephen was reported by chris christie, and informed the governor about the lane closures at a 9/11 memorial event, days after they ended, long before the governor said he learnt about them. federal prosecutors

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i've always thought that science takes its cues from all of the great fiction writers and science fiction writers and they see something like that and go i bet i can make that. they are taking their cues from the imaginations of a guy like stan lee. >> there's that and there's also the fact that -- i used to dream i could fly. i used to dream i could breathe under water and all that kind of stuff. i the wanted to do it really badly. now i put on that costume and i fall into that marvel playground and i'm like i'm in heaven. this is happening. i put my eye patch on and i walk out there and i'm invincible, man. >> jon: they create it realistically. in the old days like hulk they find the biggest guy they could and paint him green and that would be -- >> yeah. >> jon: but the effects now and everything else that surrounds it. is it -- when you are doing it, when you are making it is it tedious? is it -- do you feel excite or you in spandex in front of a green flat and they are like now the monster is coming? >> in the beginning you sort of felt that way. in the beginning when i first started

it's just science fiction what they can do nowadays.e in your heart to go through your artery. we took a peek and said, that's almost close. open, and they slip a piece of macaroni. all of a sudden your blood flows. tavis: you have had serious health concern. how about it has changed your ?iew >> it makes you try to take it more seriously. i have been working at it a long time. . i didn't a surprise feel bad. i felt great. that's why you go once again to check in with the doctors. weight?ou lost a lot of >> yes, i lost 50 pounds. i feel pretty good. tavis: has any of the weight loss and health challenges you have gotten through in any way impacted your sound, your style, the way you feel when you are on stage? >> not a bit. i don't know why i can does sing. i have no idea, but i'm grateful. buy your own admission, you would be the first to tell us you have and always rejected your interest. >> that's a nice euphemism. that was very kind how you put that. you are a nice man. have urged it to the limit. ago.hat was 25 or 30 years i have h

i made a living off of it as a science fiction writer. i did "terminator" and "titanic." all the bad things that could happen? i'm interested in climate change and rigorous when had it comes to the science. i have my monthly subscription to "scientific american." i read about as much as a lay person should and still be healthy about science that i'm not getting paid for to do. so i just have been really aware that this is a growing problem and it's one that's quite insidious because the solution to it is for people to work together at an international scale that we've never done before. we've never as a species demonstrated the ability to do that. and we're going to have to create new tricks that this bunch of monkeys has never done before. >> it is a civilizational challenge that i think is pretty unprecedented when you talk about the degree of collective international cooperation and governance ultimately we're going to have to produce. and, you know, as a science fiction -- someone who has given us visions of the future distopic, i wonder if you think we have it in us

it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fiction. and it is mercedes-benz... today. dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. liz: time for a look at today's market drivers. at the end of this holiday-shortened trading week it was a positive week for all three major indices. the dow and the s&p posting their best week of 2014. all 10 s&p 500 sectors ending the week higher with energy and industrials leading the way. we had oil closing at its highest level in more than six weeks driven by uncertainty in ukraine. crude climbing .5 of a percent to settle at 104.30 per barrel. guess what, early this morning we got u.s. weekly jobless claims. they rose less than expected last week. remaining near their prerecession levels, hovering this is good thing, near a six 1/2-year low. number of americans filing for first time unemployment benefits ticked up 2,000 to seasonally adjusted 304,000. rich. rich: down really matter whether you're a fan of google's android devices or apple's iphone. odds are if you own a smartphone it uses technology made by

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it seems absolutely science fiction.they could treat these things outside of our body, seeing lungs are alive going from one human to another. >> they are actually starting chemical trials late this year on a liver in a box. so they're starting to use this technology on all different kinds of organs. >> it affects us as humans, in a real way. coming up after the break, marita, you did a story on sharks and robots. >> i got to go to catalina >> award winning producer and director joe berlinger exposes the truth. >> our current system has gone awry... >> a justice system rum by human beings, can run off the rails. >> sometimes the system doesn't serve and protect, and the innocent pay the price. what goes wrong? >> it's a nightmarish alternative reality, sometimes you can't win... >> an original investigative series. when justice is not for all... the system with joe beringer only on al jazeera america ♪ ♪ >> hey guys, welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres and i'm here with dr. shini somara and marita davidson. marit

it seems absolutely science fiction.they could treat these things outside of our body, seeing lungs are alive going from one human to another. >> they are actually starting chemical trials late this year on a liver in a box. so they're starting to use this technology on all different kinds of organs. >> it affects us as humans, in a real way. coming up after the break, marita, you did a story on sharks and robots. >> i got to go to catalina >> the debate that divides america, unites the critics, a reason to watch al jazeera america the standout television event borderland, is gritty honesty. >> a lot of people don't have a clue what goes on down here, the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. >> taking viewers beyond the debate. >> don't miss al jazeera america's critically acclaimed series borderland on al jazeera america also available on demand r on al jazeera america ♪ ♪ >> hey guys, welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres and i'm here with dr. shini somara and marita davidson. marita, you went through

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predictive behavior is science fiction today. it's rapidly evolving into something where we can probably predict violence more accurately. that would encroach on people's liberties, obviously. we are talking about the military and not civilian life. >> the families who have sons and daughters on military bases, they don't want political correctness. they just want their folks safe. >> that's right. you're right. i hear what you're saying. our hearts go out to the families of those victims here. they want their sons and daughters safe. this touches such a deep core. there is such a shock around stories like this and a sense of vulnerability. tougher background checks. there are people who are unstable. the clearances need to be double and triple checked constantly. these are people with no political agenda. they crack under pressure and that's heartbreaking, as well. >> as much sympathy as we have for people with mental problems, perhaps they shouldn't be on the base. the key is keeping people safe. the key is not necessarily exte

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this bundle of stuff that has only been seen in science fiction movies. let me give you three different tasks that are extraordinarily important to do and now we've got machines to do them. landing a plane on the pitching deck of an aircraft carrier is one of the skims a pilot has. let the computer land the plane on the aircraft carrier. playing jeopardy well, we can do okay on it, winning on jeopardy is extraordinarily difficult to do. the world jeopardy champion is now a piece of technology, it's not a human being anymore. and making a very complex mechanical part, to go onto one of those airplanes, used to have to machine away metal. now you seriously print those things out, one thin layer of metal at a time. you can make a part of arbitrary complexity for the same price as the simple part. my only point of forecasting confidence about the world we are creating is we are going to see astonishing amounts of innovation and technological progress. they will have consequences, a lot are good, i think there are challenges that come along with it because wha

it's the stuff of science fiction... ...minus the fiction. the 2014 e-class.he most intelligent e-class ever. the 2014 e-class. >> a terrifying ride for passengers heading to the airport after the super shuttle was car jacked on the way to sfo. finally took matters into their own hands. >> good evening everyone. dan has the night off. >> is that wild ride early sunday morning alan live in downtown san francisco where the ride came to an end. alan? >>reporter: carolyn the suspect is still at large and this is where the passengers on that hijacked shuttle bus managed to force him to let them off. strange case and still police scching their heads. so very bizarre case for first of all, right. >> action started in the 2000 block of o'farrell street in san francisco when the driver of a super shuttle headed to sfo got out to load a passenger luggage. that's when another passenger jumped into the driver seat and took off. the shuttle driver jumped on to the van. >> for about a block the drive driver, the shuttle van on the side trying to stop the suspect from contin