to german visitors enjoy some famous shari cheese. this new mountain lodge is run by lay our family they're hoping to see a rise in hikers and other visitors looking to stay the night. but. this is a. close. so. one potential. danger remains for hikers in kosovo as in other parts of former yugoslavia land mines visitors are advised to stick to official paved trails and take along an experienced local guide. and hugh. i get a very relaxed feeling here people are very hospitable and i have the impression that they're delighted to see tourists coming to explore the country. in these it's like it's been 20 years since the conflict and so on but i don't have the feeling that it's dangerous hands having this discussion to see it will be this. or that if it has done it it's going to. meanwhile it's business as usual at the women's agricultural cooperative in crucial which receives financial support from the e.u. . today some of the widows own daughters have also started working here many of them were too young to remember their murdered fath

shari, you touch on honor and integrate that into a. [laughter] you give us your answer to this.our honor and empathy going to survive? >> i think a world where we actually don't have empathy is probably a scary one. peter had mentioned the question about do you trust the map guide telling you where to go. i think a central question the military is going to face going forward is where we use automation were to be his people? how do we use artificial intelligence to take over various tasks where it will be more effective? there been studies by consultants and analysts that say that roughly half of all à and the u.s. economy could be automated today using existing technology. that's not all jobs is actually less than maybe five percent of jobs could be totally eliminated.a lot of things that people do could be automated to some degree. after the beach with the military as well. if you go forward 30 years and we have people manually landing planes and taking them off or manually driving vehicles or manually aiming rifles we are probably doing it wrong. those are all things we can au

. >>> and our puppy with a purpose, sonny is doing great, we miss having him at the studio, he's sharishe has gone she says just seeing his smiling face makes my heart melt he recently reunited with his old pal olivia, so we want to send our best out to sonny, doing some great work. >> speaking of dogs doing great work, coming up in the 3rd hour of "today," we're going to have the story of specially trained k-9s following their noses and literally saving lives. >>> first, mr. roker, do you have a check of the weather. >> yes, we do, starting off with today, record highs in the mid atlantic, southeast, gulf, winter weather advisories out west and then for tomorrow, cooler in the northeast, record highs, though, will continue down to the south with heavy rain through the southwest. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're walking out the door to some cool temperatures and a live look outside in san jose. as we get ready to head into the afternoon, the sunshine continues, and it's going to be a beautifu

shari at -- clerked for justice kennedy. practice, worked at a usa and now is on the third circuit. gretchen rubin clerked for justice o'connor. she is the author of many best-selling books. if i listed them all, we would be here a while. she is the post -- the host of the happier podcast. and one who clerked for justice breyer, his time includes , works in ausa baltimore, attorney general of maryland, now a candidate for the mayor of city of baltimore. thank you for joining. today we are going to be discussing life after clerking. this is a strange topic because every clerk has had a life after lurking and the paths are as diverse as the diverse world. every field of government and practice, far beyond the law. they are like you. the risk of fighting the premise of this panel, there is something to be said that scotus clerks are like all other law school graduates. they come early in the career. they have had limited exposure to the wild world of practice plenty of hard decisions about what we want to be when we grow up. there is no denying the experience of a supreme court clerksh

rain, be it shari then introduced. the strength of gusts we are expecting is shown in the isobars. 11—15 in the north and about 14—17 in the south. the one front and the milder air following behind. through the night, the warm front continues to drift across scotland and the northern isles. the tail moving through the south—east. but this is a cold front and this one has a yellow warning on it for heavy downpours for parts of wales, the north midlands and southern parts of northern england. bear that in southern parts of northern england. bearthat in mind southern parts of northern england. bear that in mind you are travelling. there is the risk of localised flooding. that extends into friday. this is the culprit, slowly sinking southwards. look at the isobars in the south. not only heavy bursts of rain but it will also be very windy. across parts of england and wales, gusts of up to 45 miles an hour. locally 50 miles an hour and that might lead to some disruption. as this cold front slips south, it is spreading nicely behind it, with just a few showers. some showers merging to get