simulation is done by computers. willrimary and backup crew undergo 11 days of such simulated flights before launch day, march 16. experts sit down and analyze the flight. they know it is a three-day mission. theprimary purposes include first docking in space and a two hour spacewalk by pilot ava scott. the experts then devise problems that could occur. some simple, some quite challenging. they feed these problems into a computer and see what happens. and the simulator and controller at the console are given the problem. both must respond correctly. about 90 problems will be run for the mission. on the schedule are two days devoted to the target vehicle. to networkevoted simulations and two days scheduled for running reentry simulations. , mosts of problem solving probably none of them would turn up during the flight. but if one should, the crew and a 5000 people on the ground network would be ready. eightl days before gemini will leave the ground, the uss ox or steams toward the ground where the mission would normal

is done by computers -- flight simulation is done by computers. they will undergo 11 days of simulation flight before march extreme. earlier in the program, they sit down and analyze the flight. they know it is a three-day mission. the primary purpose includes a aund of you -- a meeting with space vehicle and a spacewalk. the experts will devise problems that could occur, some simple, some quite challenging. feedsee these problems, them into a computer, and see what happens. at any rate, the crew and the controller at the consul are given the problem. both must respond correctly. about 90 problems will be run for the gemini eight mission. twohe schedule, today -- days for the agena vehicle, and simulations. 11 days of problem-solving. most probably, none of them will show up. crew andey should, the those who support the men, will be ready. several days before gemini viii will leave, the uss boxer comes toward the primary zone where the mission will end. it begins training the complement of officers and men in recovery operations. the boxer now lau

simulation is done by computers. they will undergo 11 days of simulation flight before march extreme. earlier in the program, they sit down and analyze the flight. they know it is a three-day mission. the primary purpose includes a in space, a meeting with a space vehicle and a spacewalk. the experts will devise problems that could occur, some simple, some quite challenging. they see these problems, feed them into a computer, and see what happens. perhaps with glee. at any rate, the crew and the controller at the consul are given the problem. both must respond correctly. about 90 problems will be run for the gemini eight mission. on the schedule, today -- two days for the agena vehicle, and two days for simulations. 11 days of problem-solving. most probably, none of them will show up. but if they should, the crew and those who support the men, will be ready. several days before gemini viii will leave, the uss boxer comes toward the primary zone where the mission will end. it begins training the complement of officers

i'm taking off in the flight simulator. it looks like i'm going off the runway. >> you are doing great. light the afterburner. push all the way forward. there you go. now with your right hand lift the nose off the ground. you're doing good. >> you guys, this is pressure. i've been practicing too. i promise i have been. >> now, raise the landing gear. perfect. >> let's talk about what this is. this is a plane you guys currently build an are looking for build for the u.s. air force. >> this is the t-50a cockpit demonstration simulator and you are flying t airborne climbing through 5,000 feet. >> reporter: you use this to train actual pilots in the air force. this is one that you have in a competition right now against a for the air force, a fighter pilot aircraft. talk about that. >> this is an excellent training platform to get a pilot ready to go into the fifth generation of airplanes. we also build the f-22, f-35 and f-16. they fly almost identically. >> you asked me if i had my life insurance up. i just got it up in antic

the simulation is not impossible.t has happened before. 1910 the seine river overflowed its bank in what was called the flood of the century. water covered much of paris. he was eight meters above the river's normal level. they have long been preparing for a new centennial flood. it will take five or six days for the water to get to paris. we could see three rivers overflowing. the level of the seine river could rise quickly. as it did in 1910. for 11 days police and rescue workers will simulate a flood. including electricity cuts. one metro station will be sealed off to keep the water out. it will simulate saving lives but also saving art. they will practice moving their masterpieces including impressionist paintings to save locations. luckily for all the models and designers it is still dry. a bit of the london look has come to fashion week. stella mccartney presenting a mix of styles. in her latest show. attracting some british celebrities including lewis hamilton but to mention her famous foreigner, sir paul mccar

>> if you just look around beyond this little section here, over there, there is a simulation exhibit, amazing, because it shows how america it death's hair is made up of physical simulation that works like spring. the horse flowing main, muscle, all of things go into there. you can see how very complicated physical simulation going on for every frame of the movie. >> there are digital set designers, light designer, i was over with the finding nemo exhibit, go through different lighting. >> yes, you can try out your own lighting see what it look like. plus place, see how it reflect, and take your picture. >> incredible. different things that go into this. it really is a science. >> it is. and we hope that it will be really fun for people to go in and learn about that, and maybe come away with a greater understanding of what science goes into our films. >> how do people get into this career? >> obviously you need a lot of stem background, but what is it? >> we look for people real excited about that cross-over between the arts and the scientists cents, people are motivated want to lear

ashlee: this is a simulation of what would be happening in someone's brain? mark: exactly.u're going to make a character biological then you have to use a natural model, so that is what is going on inside baby x. now, we take this stuff and will connect it to cognitive computer systems. so you have biological, neural networks, connected to artificial intelligence portals, and the potential for that is enormous. that is where the future will probably be. ♪ ashlee: there is a term new zealanders have for possessed inventor-types like mark. they are part of the country's number eight wired culture. like so many things here, the story of number eight wired goes back to the sheep. farmers used to make fences out of eight wire gauge metal. then they started to use the wire to fix any problem on the farm. over time, a number eight wire mythology evolved to capture the can-do spirit of people living in a remote place and of a people who had to solve problems in any clever way they could. while new zealanders remained fond of the eight wire idea, there is an undeniable sense that th

the simulation is not impossible. it has happened before. in 1910, the seine river overflowed its banks in what was called the flood of the century. .ater covered much of paris it was eight meters above the river's normal level. authorities in the capital and surrounding towns have long been preparing for a new centennial flood. five or six days for the water to get to paris. we could see three rivers overflowing into the send river. the level of the seine river could be rising quickly. >> for 11 days, police, rescue workers, firemen, and engineers and others will simulate a flood, including electricity cuts. the exercises include the virtual evacuation of hospitals and the shutdown of public transportation. one metro station will even be sealed off to keep the water out. participants will not only simulate saving lives but also saving arch. masterpieces will be moved, including impressionist paintings, to save locations. genie: you are watching "france 24." leaders from the european union and turkey today are focusing on stopping the flow o

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he is building simulations around how the human face moves and how our neurons fire. its own sort of existence in a way. .hat we are going to do is run what we are here is a computer that can live. be is looking at us and hearing us. if i make a loud noise, she can get a freight. she can see us. -- she is responding to me. a page and show her something that she has been looking at to get her attention. baby. what do you see? >> puppy. mark: very good. just because we are in new zealand, you have got to show -- hi, baby, what you see, baby? >> sheep. mark: very good. the long-term goal is can we create a model of consciousness # is there thought or not? look around, what we are getting now is to remove her pace, basically, and this is what is driving in the background. what she is looking at now, these are the connections lighting up as the baby is doing stuff. let's this is a simulation of what would be happening in a person's brain? mark: yes. a you have got to create similar reaction -- simulation of what is going on in the human brain. you have got biological neura

ptoday we're simulating -- you pguys are simulating a bio terror pattack. p>> right. p>>walter: and so the scenario is pthat someone released anthrax in pthe air. lanning chief, what can we pexpect today when it comes to pthe bio terror? p>> today we're simulating the presponse to a bio terrorism pattack. pso what we'll be doing, scenario od and it's where we're to peverybody in the county, roughly pa million people, so we have pabout 48 hours to do it. pwe're doing exercises to better repare and plan for the presponse. pthe more you practice and pexercise and close your gaps, pthe better you are to really be psuccess informal that role. ptoday we're dispensing pmedication to about 150 pvolunteers here. pthey'll keep coming in, realize pthe situations and we'll see how pwe do. p>>walter: i know anthrax is bad pbut if you ask me to describe pwhat it is, to a lay person, pwhat is anthrax and what do you phave to do to prevent that? p>> it can be inhaled, ingested pthrough cuts or things like pthat. ptoday the scenario is based on pair anthrax. pif there was a release, t

today's *woman crew -- enclosed simulated asteroid... and our air manager lisa been at the 30 years. she interest wane shuttle program thought we closed up with a surge in the goal to 2030s...lisa manager, flight really a lot of momentum feels that."and nasa's deep class has four women.pros *atmospheric* you have a day?"while keeping grounded.jennimom, not the leaps... horizon 3 3 we're just getting started on news 19 this morning... march is women's history month -- the best and worst states for women to live in-- plus, drunk on the job. officers crack open the booze to crack down on crime. 3 and it's going to another beautiful day.meteorologist efren afante will explain what else you may need to take with 3 hey, guys! if weekly grocery shopping at other stores is taking a big bite out of your budget, just look at these savings at your local walmart. columbia the total amount saved at walmart vs bi-lo was $27.92 on this week's groceries - that's 21%. why shop anywhere else? try shopping at walmart. walmart's every day low prices make sh

mark became famous for building super detailed simulations of the human body, and ended up winning ake avatar and king kong. these days, mark is, how do i put this? trying to reverse engineer the human brain. he has built a series of simulations built around the way the human first -- face moves, emotions, and how new ron's fire. -- neurons fire. >> now what we are going to do is run a baby x. what we are building here is a computer that can learn. this baby is looking at us and hearing us. as you get a fright, this is what she can say, this is my face here. so she is not copying my smile. she is responding to me. .ere is a little baby fist you can pick up page and show her something. get her attention. hi, baby. what you see? what's this? >> puppy. >> what is that baby? >> puppy. >> hi, baby. what you see? >> sheep. very good, baby. a model ofreate consciousness. the computer model has just become conscious of something. is there a thought there. nurything is run by a ral net. this is what is driving in the background. these are all the connections lighting up as the baby is doing s

i used a simulator where i was prepped ahead of time with the scenarios.out, not knowing what they will encounter. >> it's the ritchie center where we do all our training. >> reporter: it is a rare look inside the sheriff's office ritchie training center where all 1400 deputies enter this room as part of their use of force training. >> first time being in this room. >> reporter: a room of dummies posing as suspects, a gun that fires pellets and a computerized simulator, a white screen that plays hundreds of real-life scenarios from active shooting situations to dealing with mentally ill suspects. >> everything we deal with is in split seconds. we don't have minutes or 20 minutes to decide what action to take. it is split seconds. >> reporter: the first scenario, a homeless man drinking in the park causing a nuisance. >> sir, come on over here. can you put down the beer bottle please? >> reporter: deputies taught to use verbal commands which this officer does. i learned firsthand equipped with pepper spray, baton and a laser gun similar to the pistols deput

simulation ofe a someone's brain? >> yeah.re going to make a character biological and behave naturally, you have to use a natural model. that is what's going on inside baby x. the we take this stuff, cognitive computing systems -- you have biological and they're all networks can -- biological neural networks connected to artificial intelligence. the future is enormous. emily: and that is a sample of our new series "hello world." joining us is actually vance -- ashley vance, who has been gallivanting around the globe, shooting the series. tell us where else you will be going and what else we will see. ashley: we go to australia, israel, iceland, germany, all over the place. it was really an excuse to get outside of silicon valley and see these different pockets of innovation, and each country's unique twist on technology. emily: as someone who has covered silicon valley for so many years, what surprised you most about this whole adventure and seeing these sort of technology hubs or pockets around the world? ashlee: it really gr

we're trying to simulate the spacecraft it will see when it's on top of the new space launch system. >> the test only lasts about a time it takes for a rocket to clear the atmosphere. developers say this method will save time and money since they can test the spacecraft on- site. i wonder if you're in the area if you hear anything while they're doing that. >> i'm sure thhy have it in a special sound proof something. >> probably. >> so high tech. >> the cone of silence? % >> maybe. >> good insulation. >>> spring like temperatures continue. fire danger not as high. no red flag warnings, but still dry, in need of moisture. rain or snow. looks like we're going to see some early next week. until then nice and mild. downtown 34 degrees. mixture of 30s and upper 20s across the metro area. as you look at those state wide 3 current temperatures, mountain towns similar to what we are dealing with. we are seeing those 30s in the as well. quick warmup. jumping into near 60 degrees by noon and climbing into the mid-60s. denver should top out about 65 degrees. 60. maybe upper 50s, depending range.

successfully grown vegetables in a simulated version of martian soil. that was created by nasa. they have grown ten species, including peas and tomatoes, not potatoes as in the movie "the martian." they mix in organic materials. more research is needed. martian soil contains metals that could be toxic to people. >> interesting. >>> as we move on, you could putter around the house or around the basketball thanks man. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, priority boarding, and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. > >>> i'm ama daetz in the "abc7 news" room. coming up new at 6:00, they're fed up with the dangerous intersection. tonight, why outraged parents are demanding after a little girl was hit by a car. >>> also, suspects in a massive statewide sexual traffic ring are now under arrest. >>> and celebration f

and we put together some simulated radio transmissions. we played those transmissions and we turned to the commander and said you're sitting in office, what are you going to do. >> the nypd said it's already held several of these exercises to make sure everyone in the department know what is they're responsible for in the event of an attack. >>> it is 4:41 right now. up next the health alert for you, the new meningitis warning after a man died after visiting his family for the holiday. >>> and a cat defies the odds. we'll tell you what happens after a feline is allegedly packed up and shipped hundreds of miles. >> 43 degrees out there. you're watching "today in new >>> it's 4:43, here are 4 things to know this morning. we're following breaking news overseas. a hijacker who claims to have a belt with explosives is holding multiple people hostage after diverting a passenger jet from egypt to cyprus. >>> we're now seeing a sketch of a man wanted in a violent attack on a jogger. he punched the jogger and left him with a two-inch cut. >>> trade

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alison: you can see adam graves do the simulation in its entirety on our facebook page. we will see you back here tonight at 10:00. steve: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you very much. you won't want to miss tonight's show. we're taking a closer look at the iphone privacy issues raised by the fbi, even though the legal case against apple is over. plus, coming up tonight, here we go. it is a situation that can really test a friendship. splitting the bill at a group dinner. you know what i'm talking about. how to handle it. i hope you'll jo i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. call now. >> announcer: live from studio 5 in new york city, this is the news at 6:00. ernie: good evening, everyone. i'm ernie anastos. it's tuesday

also computer simulated training for disaster response. the u.s. and israel hold this training every two years. >>> today governor mccrory made a connect in the north carolina headquarters in raleigh. >> some of your facilities throughout north carolina were not sufficient for your training requirements. a lot of the armories were built right after or during world war world war ii and haven't changed since then. >> the bond includes $79 million for three new reasoningal training centers. the $2 million referendum will be on the march 15 ballot and funding for education farming the group against the bond says government spending is out of control and the bond would only create greater debt. >>> more than 100 troopers from fort bragg are able to eat dinner with their families. they reunited with their loved ones overnight. they spent nine months in iraq. they were greeted with signs, balloons and of course a lot of tears. >> this is my last one. my last deployment for the united states army after 20 years of service i'll be retiring in september. >>

it simulates the taste ofte of salt.salt. >> what does that do? eat thede fork. >> no, no, no.while you're eating --in here. the minimal electric currentsts lle controlled by a button onro the side of the and thek level of saltiness can be adjusted.just researchers at the universitys e of tokyo say the fork could be useful for those who wander or r need to eliminate salt fromrom their diet for medicalr diet fol reasons. right now the fork is just a prototype. good thing it only costs $12 ioy to make although they'lly'll charge you 30, 35, 40 bucks.uc >> sometimes you want thatt salty sweet thing. >> my suspicion is there's asusp part of your tongue that is that the salt part and probably just stimulates that and makesmt you think you're having salt. sl >> good ide >> yeah. >> makes sense. >> all right. let's check in now with sue alka who ik s standing by with b the very latest on theon t forecast. hey, sue, not too bad today,ad , kind of gray out there rightf ao now but not too bad.ad >> a great day and you know a yu what, we all three need to put o our heads together for the

will incorporate classroom learning, extensive real-world flying experience as well as full-flight simulators. there are only 24- slots available. the program is slated to begin late this summer. investigators in germany now have their eyes on 17- people suspected of fraud in the volkswagen emissions scandal. that's up from six who were previously under investigation. volkswagen installed software on hundreds of thousands of cars that allowed them to cheat on emissions tests in this country. check out this futuristic ride. b-m-w is celebrating 100 the milestone -- the luxury automaker rolled a car that can drive itself. the "vision next 100" has two different options. in the driver mode, the car gives you an idea of what's the best speed or driving lane. if you don't feel like driving -- click on the "ease" mode and watch the steering wheel retract as you turn and face other people in the car. a driver took police on an jaxen on social media yet -- let me introduce him to you. jaxen loves hockey... so his parents made him a backyard ice rink. but he's gotta have a way to smooth out the ice --

they use mock long guns to simulate an active shooter. the act of self-defense is widely used in the military, train together. >> this particular type of training that we're doing is bringing law enforcement into the civilian world rather than bringing civilians into the law enforcement world. we're training the civilians to be first responders. the best people to respond to an active attack are the people right there. >> i just want to be prepared. i know we're able to help myself and help them should i have to, and that's what motivated me to want to train harder and defend myself and my kids. >> reporter: now, this class is held every year, and it's already in its 12th year. it's so popular, it's almost officials are going to be looking for a bigger facility so that more people can attend, jamie leery, cbs 4 news. >>> along the rio grande in new mexico, he never came home after looking for hidden treasure. >>> people living in some of denver's homeless camps will soon get an e conviction improvised camp sites have begun popping up. cre

. >> reporter: next, it's time for training from the simulator. what they call the sim. my instructor, tom. runway 31 right, right out the window over here. >> these are planes waiting to land on 31 right? >> this one is this one. >> reporter: it doesn't take long for me to understand the intensity of the job. >> delta 6270, this is kennedy tower. >> wind. >> wind is 310. >> at 9. >> at 9. >> runway? >> 31 right. >> clear to land. >> and you're clear to land. >> you did it. >> he's not down yet. >> that's only half the job. now, this whole line is over here, matt. if you look at the radar, we have an arrival for the runway about eight miles out. we have to make sure this departure is airborne before this arrival gets here. >> in reading my homework, is that what they call shootinghe gap? >> this is shooting the gap. >> reporter: two planes in, one plane out. this takes focus to a new level. >> american 1515 this is kennedy tower. 31 left. turn left on victor. winds 310 at 9. taxi left alpha. >> reporter: it's a huge adrenaline rush. >> first one away. got them off the ru

there will be a millenium falcon flight simulator... and another ride where you battle stormtroopers. that's along with several restaurants and shops... even a cantina bar. no but its expected to take at *least two years. 3 3 we're still waiting for the identity... of florida's newest *multi-millionaire. but it sounds like that person might *already have some money. 3 the winning ticket was sold at the "tom thumb" convienence store in marathon, on the florida keys. and this is a photo of the manager... daniel halladay... posting the big news on their front door yesterday. that one ticket is worth about 292 *million dollars. and if the winner takes the lump sum... thats about 191 million. might not be struggling for "sun sentinel" that most of neighbors. but he also gets a few tourists. 3 and, today on the cape... spacex is hoping to *finally get its falcon rocket off the already been scrubbed *four times for various reasons. wind shear.. to a boat near the landing zone. today's p-m... and lasts for 90 delivering a communications satelli

this happens in a car chase scene, simulated.they show up comeau what was the guy driving, was the guy with the gun i said circum- that's me. it's right here. i took it out slowly, handed it to him. the sergeant shows up. you know what's going on and i'm like, i'm just an actor. next thing i know i'm in handcuffs. bill: how are you getting by, raising money? it has to be incredibly sensitive. you can travel. you have no money coming in. >> so far is paid off a good portion of the bill bondsman , members of my family that almost lost their houses to help me of money and some that i use for personal reasons because they were in take my car. bill: bottom line is your facing the possibility of ten years in prison for a toy gun. >> i need the help. thanks. ♪ >> the most important day of the year. #national puppy day. so we will now go to a beautiful montage. ♪ >> fantastic. >> governor christie's gym shorts were put online on ebay and are for sale. i chased this to harrison park in new jersey and as soon as i got into her home, show m

reading, writing, spelling and even speech.ing and and while dyslexia is seldomom understood this simulation you see here is making it easier to see how reading with dyslexiaerstood u see here is ma might feel. researchers say that while this video is a good representation, not everyone with dyslexia experiences it this way.aye this ideo is a good barnes and noble is banking onnd the comeback of the bookstore.noble is it's been more than two years since the chain last opened a new store but the book retailer launch four new prototype stores. stores. the first one is expected to open this summer.r. the f the announcement comes one monthth after it was reported amazon is planning to open hundreds of physical bookstores.after it waephysica all right.bookstor they are one of the most of tht recognizable candies in the world and now m&m's are getting a makeover as they mark a milestone. miles first produced back in 1941 the iconic candy turns 75 this week. some of the changes coming toto uced back in the chocolate snack include new colors, flavors like coffee and 1 the chaes comiac honey nut new

a computer simulation for the rain chance mainly for tomorrow. the highest chance is from gainesville north up to jack's beach and into southern georgia. maybe as far north as savannah. on friday, another front knocks on the door. this guy comes in late friday into saturday and we start to see more weather changes. you can see the rainfall forecast. in the secondary boundary, it comes in and we add to the mix bringing in higher rain saturday. here's what happens now. front number one comes in, scattered showers and no big deal. not what you want to see as we look forward to weekend plans and activities outdoors. along the boundary, we develop low pressure over the central gulf of mexico. the wave rides along the front and scoots into central florida. that's where we call the higher rain chance on saturday, 50%. we will adjust high or low on the chance if we need. scattered storms. behind the front number two, big time cool down sunday, monday, and tuesday. around 70 for the high on monday. lows closer to 50 degrees. >> kristin: good morning. i wa

the test involves simulated compounds. the department of defense grant will allow this research to continue for five years. >> glad you cleared that up. >>> investigators say a 13-year-old girl escaped an attempting kidnapping. >> he grabbed me around my waist and i [ indiscernible ]. >> we're not showing you her face to protect identity but you can see the girl running down the street screaming. she said a man drove up to her as she was walking home from grabbed her. >> i was like, pulling away from each other and i guess he gave up and i kept running, he ran back to his car. >> the teen ran to a relative's house and called police. they're now looking for that tan-colored suv seen here in this video. the police also have the sketch of the attempted kidnapper. very frightening stuff. she fends him off and figures that's done, but no. >> police said she did the right thing because she made a lot of noise. >> right. >>> it's going to be pretty busy here along the beaches. just wait. the 8th of march? give it another couple o

last week-- crime new video simulation of the 20-05 shooting. they hope it might jog someone's memory. neel's family is offering a 25- thousand dollar reward to anyone who can help solve the case. that is in addition to the 3-thousand dollars-- being offered by crime stoppers. in south florida-- ngeles rams running back "tre mason" is under arrest... after police say... they had to hit him with a stun gun. mason was pulled over for speeding in hollywood yesterday. cops asked him to get out of his car, but he refused-- so that's when he was tasered twice by officers. mason is being charged with resisting arrest, reckless driving, and possession of marijuana. coming up-- if you are traveling along i-4 today... some new construction could have a big impact on your commute! orlando... with all the details on how you can avoid the mess -- when you i get out of workpand i go to the store, "mmm! i smell cookies." you just smell me. i just got out of work. that' s honey bunches of oats, that' s all." and now in delicious chocolate. i'm luanne sorrell. m

this is a computer simulation. market, walking the dog, the clouds remain with us a good part of the day. comegh the later afternoon into the overnight tomorrow, looking at more widespread rain. the best news of all, a lot of the rain will be gone by the end of the rush-hour commute. that means skies begin to clear just a little bit with showers lingering into the day tuesday. degrees, near 60 mostly cloudy skies. scattered showers become more widespread towards the later afternoon. keep the am really handy. 59 monday. -- keep the umbrella handy. low 70's tuesday, middle 70's wednesday. st. patrick's day, may have a few raindrops, middle 60's. then we fall back into the 50's friday and saturday, nighttime lows above freezing. the temperatures are critical for the cherry bloom steve: nothing below freezing. a spotlight on education. kellye lynn shows us. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. th

came to mexico and texas in the late 19th century and brought their music with them the mexicans a simulated into a. i'm not going expect the average american should know that a while back also asked something like that racist? if innocent ignorant? at that point my job is to educate those folks. i think a lot of americans are like that. they are innocent ignorant of a lot of the things, a lot of the questions they have that they give to me. what i always what people when they read and i could take away from what is, that mexicans are just like americans if not more so. if anything, this idea, this stereotype about mexicans not being like previous generations of immigrants, it's completely overblown. mexico is right across the border from the united states and is the image and age we are in a globalized society. even if you're from thailand you just get a playwright and a day later you are in thailand. unlike you can keep up agriculture but mexicans have always been assimilating to the center, or the stock when i was uses mexicans are americans and not just the mexicans are assimilating into

consider it simulated. thanks. sheriff: it was started less than an hour ago, so they can't be far. it looks like they left almost everything. the got the girl they wanted. they're starting over. look at the clothes. most of them still have the store sensors on them. so how'd they get them past security scanners? excuse me? tinfoil. cate hale remembers being locked in a closet surrounded by clothing and tinfoil. shoplifters use tinfoil to line their bags d negate security alarms. as petty thieves. it alsexplains the bells she heard. cate says she remembers hearing the sound of bells, followed directly by the father talking to the son. i think that's probably what the mannequin's for. school of the 7 bells. you dress a mannequin, you line a suit with 7 bells. if you can pick his pocket without a bell ringing, you're ready to work a crowd. so we know how they make their money. that's not all we kw. these unsubs are guided entirely by ritual. they abducted lynn robillard and killed her family in an area that they knew was surrounded by police and the fbi. they had to. they can't deviat

a drill simulated a sarin gas attack and how teams would decontaminate and treat people. now, brazil has no history of a major terrorist attack, but it's taking no chances. the games kick out in rio august 5th. >> a lot of colleges getting ready for spring break. just in time. many airports across the country are reporting longer than usual lines at the security. >> another sizzling performance for the warriors tonight but a well known little girl stole the show. i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon. or sausage. two tasty croissants at an even tastier $4 price. it's a deal you'll devour. blazers by 32 pois. >>> great night for the warriors and a great night for the whole curry family. >> the warriors' worst lost happened in february by 32 points. tonight they got their revenge. warriors never tra

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packaging for it and they do ten simulated tackles dropping it from heights and leaving it in hot chambersor a certain amount of time and then they also perfect and change and swap those menu items every year so that things get rotated regularly. the two main individual combat ration lines, one is the mre. most of you of heard about the meal ready to eat and that entered the field in 1981 and dig innovation there was that it be entrÉe was in a pouch of foil and lasted pouch instead of a canon. inside the pouch you will find things like barbecue pork. you might find pasta. they have whole all meals or a burger and also a pouch with bread and it, processed cheese spread. might have jalapenos and maybe some items they desert in the beverage. the other individual soldier combat line is the first strike ration and a first strike ration first entered the field in 2007 and it actually came about because during the most recent war in iraq and afghanistan commanding officers noticed that soldiers were doing what they call the field stripping the mre, that is taking the item and leaving behind the n

lewd jokes and simulated sex acts. had she reported -- when she reported the mischief did nothing and she was put on leave. >> all this kind of -- boys will be boys sexual conduct which -- as i said at some point became more than she could tolerate. >> reporter: the manager is responding now by issuing an open leter to the communityn. that letter he acknowledges the past behavior of some department workers was inconsistent with the standards expected of employees. he said that an independent investigator found the claims are not supported by the facts. the first court hearing in the case scheduled for july. >>> a ten thousand dollar reward to help arrest the gunman in a deadly bart shooting. the gun mat shot and killed -- the video shows a man walking on a bart platform on january 9th and then leaving the west oakland station. previously investigators only released grainy still images of the suspect. they hadn't been able to identity him. they hope someone will recognize him now. if you have information contact the pol

their role and he plans more hands on training, the first of which this tornado going on today simulating more flooding. >> the road and lake and the normal suspect spots are experiencing problems. >> reporter: today is practice. he's seen enough of the real thing but the hope is if disaster strikes again everyone will be ready.

their role and he plans more hands on training, the first of which this tornado going on today simulating more flooding. >> the road and lake and the normal suspect spots are experiencing problems. >> reporter: today is practice. he's seen enough of the real thing but the hope is if disaster strikes again everyone will be ready. flood threat continues in parts of the south. five deaths being blamed for the historic flooding. up to two feet of rain has already fallen in some areas and still coming down. >> reporter: in six states from texas to tennessee, flash flood watches and warnings caused by days of relentless rain. the rising water forcing emergency evacuations. >> we didn't know the water was coming up like that. >> reporter: the national guard rescuing more than 3500 families from homes using black hawk helicopters to save drivers from emerged street. in louisiana the governor declaring a state of emergency. >> this truly is a statewide event. i have to imagine when the damages add up it will be in the millions of dollars. this high was in 2008 when gustav it us. >> this historic f

warhead, and ballistic missiles capable of carrying warheads.north korea has said it carried out a simulated test of technology it needs to develop a long-range nuclear missile.. and claims it had one safely to the atmosphere 3 covering america now ...we're learning more about isis- inspired stabbings at the university of california, merced ...agents say 18-year old faisal mohammad planned a november attack at least one week before carrying it out.he hurt four fellow students before being killed by a campus police officer.the f-b-i says it found isis propaganda on mohammad's laptop.. and evidence that he had visited the terror group's website.investigators say he acted alone. 3 now to the latest on efforts to replaceme the late justice antonin scalia ...president obama nominated merrick garland to the supreme court. some bridges on capitol hill. he met yesterday with democratic senators, and attended a meeting with democratic leader harry reid. meanwhile, a handful of republicans are open to meeting with garland, but others made it clear they won't consider a replacement for scalia until the

. >> the next thing i can remember is a loud bang, it was like the m-80 simulator we use in combat defenseraining. very loud. and of course by the time i realized what i was hearing, i was flying backwards. it scared the hell out of me is what it did. i because i saw all this blood and i was worried about my friends that were with me. because i was the ones that asked them out that night. and all i could think of was, well, you went and done it now. you're going to die down here, instead of back home nice and quiet. >> terrorism. it's a real and personal threat. ♪ >> what must the folks back home be thinking? that's the question on the mind of every marine in lebanon today. do they know whether i'm alive or do they think i'm dead? it's an anxiety that plagues them even as they sift through the rubble trying to find bodies. the force was close to a one-ton bomb. they'll search for firm evidence was who was behind the disaster. >> the suicide bombing in beirut that took so many umarine lives was without equal, making headlines around the world. a vicious premeditated attack, of such magnitud

they dropped the phone into a pressurized tank that simulates smerksn for 30 minutes. battery life test, consumer reports tested another feature that's important to people. battery life. >>> they delivered 24 hours in talk time in our test. the edge performed better because it has a bigger battery. it has expandable storage which is not available on iphones. >>> the battery life and camera and water resistance propel it to the top of the ratings and ahead of iphones. >>> like other premium smart phones they can be pricey. it can be as much as $750. >>> a public experiment with artificial intelligence did not go as planned. marko soft created kay and she started spewing racist and hazel comments. -- hateful comments on twitter. they quickly took it down. >>> need more extra storage room without breaking the bank? we've got the answer for you, you can build it yourself. >>> plus, police are learning new information about one of the bombers in the brussels terror attack. that's coming up next. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians

today, they're running a simultaneous simulation with mri. >> that's moving normally. so let's start. >> the mri data instantly appears as an emergencimagine, able to see it together with the imagine, provides a basis for decisions that used to go on a doctor's instincts. he has high hopes for the software. >> you can see contracting more than the rest, yeah. >> okay. so does that mean, okay, contraction, and then -- it's contracting more vigorous. >> uh-huh. >> and as opposed to abnormality. >> the green color means it is lower than normal. >> for the investigation. >> if you could, blow this up. >> this is normal. it's a very interesting finding. >> they aim to make the software available for overseas clinical research within this year. >> we couldn't do it at all, we wouldn't be able to make an impact and a difference, to make singapore into a medical hub and provide better health care for the world. >> singapore appeals to well healed patients at home and abroad. with its top quality medical treatment and services. but it is also fostering growth in its health care

hundreds of crash simulations. thousands of hours of painstaking craftsmanship.n infinite reserve of patience... ...to create a vehicle that looks, drives and thinks like nothing else on the road. the all-new glc. the suv the world has been waiting for. starting at $38,950. . kennedy: welcome back, delightful to have you here. in 2012, dr. ron paul electrified young voters with his message. with his ideals and while bernie sanders is a self-described socialist, his campaign is in many ways parallel to dr. paul's with a strong youth movement around an ideological message. here to repudiate him is former texas congressman dr. ron paul, welcome back. >> good to be with you. kennedy: i want to hear from you. what are the similarities between you and bernie sanders? >> well, i think the young people have ideals and principles, it has nothing to do with what the principles, young people are not idealistic, not locked in place, middle aged and older people have firm opinions, young people are willing to listen to different viewpoints. we have different viewpoints, but w

these guys, simulating an oil tanker fire. do everything in unison. have to basically choreography to keep each other from getting injured in a dangerous situation like this. >> is this a controlled situation where things start going bad, they would be able to turn the fire off and then everybody backs out. >> highly controlled. that fire is not going out until the commander turns the gas on. >> however, what you don't have control over is some of the new guys learning what's go on. keep your eye on the fire fighter up here, maybe trying to offer some instruction. >> no. >> just got blasted. >> he did. luckily doesn't seem to knock him off his feet. >> imagine what that will feel like blowing into your ear. that would have been horrific. >> charlie and the dangerous balloons. >> oh, no. >> hey, charlie. >> barbie has evolved over the years. malibu barbie, my favorite barbie. she looks the most like me. nice little tan. and play with barbie toys and big dashbarbie dreamland. >> then you grow up. >> and reality strikes. what if that is your reality. >>

>> i do have a device here which simulates breastfeeding. >> okay. you go with daddy right now, okay? be good. >> teqwila! >> why don't we get michael to help you with this. >> oh! >> since you're an adoptive mother, you don't get that birthing experience a natural mother would get and we think experience. >> yes. >> he makes it clear that teqwila isn't actually going to deliver the baby. it's going to be an adoption. >> i'm pushing as hard as i can! >> yes, i have. >> oh, my goodness. >> there it is. >> isn't it gorgeous? >> in the end, they have a nice little family with a baby. >> and those guys will forever be publicized. >> we're going to make a great family. we'll see you on the next ramos. >> live from hollywood. get ready to laugh with some of here's your host, burndettre. >> hello. everybody. we have a great lineup for you guys tonight. i am so excited to be here. i left the husband in new york. let the good times begin it's a lot of work. getting a husband. very big commitment. it's like getting a dog. oh, sure. time. you have to think long

. >>> these guys out with a quickesert trying to simulate race conditions. the jeep is lifted, it's got a full roll cage inside, it is super cool. when they get up to this pointre cracking through speed. >> oh, oh, oh! oh, no! oh! >> he is responding to his mom. book he said the jeep was feeling awesome but the passenger rear slipped over a berm and it turned sideways. >> we still have to explain it to our moms. this guy pat is about to lose traction on his back tire, starts to slip, loses his balance. pat is in a bit of a pickle. >> oh!hat are you doing with this video? you hate these videos! >> the way pat landed, broke his >> that was could never do that. >>> this videoeen before but this video shows volunteers rushing into the raging waters to rescue six crew members on this boat. >> that's not rough. >> that's terrible. >> i'm nauseated already. >> the conditions of the water aren't the worst part of that record. and so the folks at the rnli have partnered with the coast guard search and rescue because they need their help. this aerial view shows theme