we'll all be boring people, which means siri will be the most interesting person. we asked our community, in future of artificial intelligence, could you imagine dating your siri? we wouldn't last. our communication styles are incompatible. she never listens to me. taylor on facebook says, if it's a robot, i.e., a computer then reason will be all it has first. all you have to do is make is so the suffering the beings is a concern to it, and you have the potential for morality in the robot but the consequences. >> taylor is thinking. >> it's smart. >> piloting planes, diagnosing illnesses and making ethical decisions on the battlefield, those are duties that required trained and talented individuals. what if i told you the trained robots are up for the same kind of challenges? >> according to researchers artificial intelligence is advancing so rapidly that in some cases you can't tell whether you deal with a human being or computer. recently programmers rocked the artificial intelligence world by creating a super computer that passed the turning test. the test measu

it's a digital assistant for windows phones that picks up where siri left off. >> siri waits for youy suggest, in the case of being on time for your next appointment, letting you know when it's time to leave. >> reporter: with cortana, microsoft tried to focus on the way humans actually speak. >> right out of the box, when you set up a windows phone, she'll ask you some questions. even how to say your name correctly. >> reporter: making technology more human seems to be the trend. even pizza chain domino's is getting in on the action with dom, a virtual assistant within the domino's app which can take your order via voice command. >> do you want to add another item? >> it's now become just part of the fabric of what we interact with. some has to do with technology. it's gotten better. we expect to get it right. it does get it right. >> reporter: except when it doesn't. what's the best way to eat an oreo? >> what restaurant? >> reporter: continued advances in speech recognition and con textual awareness means the virtual assistants will only get better. >> we're all challenged with di

anncr: the new chevrolet malibu with siri eyes free integration available through your iphone.the new family. >>> the legacy award dinner held each year is where we pay tribute to exceptional women who redefine the standard of success. >> leaders, innovators. we are women of power. >> it is movement time. let us move forward and honor the legacies of our great mothers and fathers. >> correspondent sonia alleyne has more on one of this year's nominees. >> i've had a number of threatening calls, people calling saying they were going to kill me, that they were going to blow my home up, and saying i only had a few hours to live. >> merl everett's life had a turning point when a single shot hit her husband's car in 1963. move her children out of the south, earn a college degree and climb the corporate ladder. all the while she never stopped speaking justice for the causes he fought and died for. it took 30 years to convict his killer in 1994. the very next year when others turned their back on the scandal-ridden naacp, she stepped in to lead as the first female chair of the board an

remind me to tell her happy anniversary. [ cortana ] next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. [ siri oh no, i cannot do that. oh, and remind me to get roses when i'm near any flower shop. sure thing. remind you when you get to flower shop. i can't do that either. cortana, it's gonna be a great night. [ beep ] oh wow! thanks for the traffic alert. i better get going. now that is a smart phone. ♪ oh, wait ♪ it's 'cause you make me smile ♪ ♪ oh, wait "hi. buy me a drink." request from the universe. just a person to person interaction. put your phone down. aland feel proud of that,% get out of the way. because peanut butter is about to give it 125%. snickers peanut butter squared. now with 25% more peanut butter. ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david. and i voted for decisive military action. ♪ america, you cast your votes. now, go to xfinity on demand and select the people's hotlist to see this summer's top 100 shows and movies. i voted! >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my guest tonight is a new orleans jazz

anncr: the new chevrolet malibu with siri eyes free integration available through your iphone.this is blare underwood. >> i'm nicole ari parker and you're watching -- >> "our world with black enterprise". >> welcome back. for decades it's been lights, camera action for these two superstars. mark lamont hill sat down with blair underwood and nicole ari parker on their broadway debut. >> you must be sterling. i'm blanche. >> oh, sister. >> yeah. >> hello. where is little woman? >> in the bathroom. >> one of the perceptions is that you all have radically changed the play from the original tennessee williams version. >> minor changes. >> i think people are also basing it on the movie and a lot of people haven't read the actual play and they're going off the movie version in 1951 which was made at a time when censorship was very high and it's very sanitized. most of the story, the key turning points in the story are taken out in the movie. so when you come to the theater and you see some of the violence and some of the passion startling. >> all of you, please go home. if any of you

we don't work with siri as often as we -- >> sometimes siri let's us down. >> kind of slow. >>> thisay"? great question. reena, you tell them. >> and the answer is, no >> we'll show you how much we practice. >> let's try it. our "favorite story of the day." ready? >> it's the desk, not me. >> not me either. it's the desk not the face. >> last question, you got it. >> okay. cheryl wants to know -- when you have food segments and the food tastes horrible, how do you not gag? >> well, that's an anchor trick. i think what you do is you kind of -- i've actually done this. you chew it around in your mouth and you do the swallow but you keep it on the side of your mouth. and i always say one thing, that taste really interesting. >> interesting, that means it's -- >> it's so interesting. >> -- you wouldn't want to eat it. so, if you hear an anchor say interesting on "good morning america," you know. thanks to everyone for sending us their questions. to join in on the conversation, logon to wnnfans.com and that will bring you to our facebook page. >> and don't forget to "like" us. >> yeah. >>

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. >> steve: it's siri. it's siri, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, there's the quicktime.>> steve: do you want crack with that? [ laughter ] hey, wait. don't hang up. >> jimmy: all right. ♪ thank you, the new trailer for "fifty shades of grey" -- [ cheers and applause ] -- for already getting two thumbs up. i just don't want to know where. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: whoa! pull the shades. >> jimmy: oo-hoo. ♪ >> steve: do you want crack with that? >> jimmy: thank you -- [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, wine tasting, for being a fancy way of saying "getting drunk." [ laughter ] we went to a wine tasting. >> steve: ding dong! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hold on. someone's at the door. hold on a second. [ laughter ] sorry. i'll be right back. someone is at the door, honey. just pause the movie. pause the movie and i'll see what they want. yeah? >> steve: uh, yeah, can i interest you in some crack? [ laughter ] hey, hey! [ muffled ] can i interest you in some crack? i want to show you some crack out of mexico. and i'll take two orders of crack. and three orders of cra

i find this on the web. >> siri, pick it up. that's another problem. we don't work with siri as often as we should. >> sometimes she lets us down. >> this next one is a big deal around here. many people want to know the answer to the question asked by casey carol. do you practice the desk pound for your favorite story of the day? great question. reena tell me, what's the answer? >> no. >> we'll show you how much we practice. >> let's try it. our favorite story of the day. ready? >> it's a desk not me. >> not me either. it's the desk not the face. >> last question, you got it. >> okay. cheryl wants to know -- when you have food segments and the food tastes horrible, how do you not gag? >> well, that's an anchor trick. i think what you do is you kind of -- i've actually done this. you chew it around in the mouth and you do the swallow and keep it in the side of your mouth and i always say, that tastes really interesting. >> that means that it's -- you wouldn't want to eat it so if you hear an anchor say "interesting" on gma, you know. thanks to everyone

and see which one is better, and for the first time, google just sneaked by siri, but people still want their iphones. >> all right, from piper jaffray's, thank you. and also on this day, microsoft reporting earnings for the fiscal fourth quarter, first full order, under the new ceo, and microsoft said revenues raised, with income falling, and one of the reasons it fell was because of the acquisition weighing down the bottom line. the earnings report coming just days after microsoft announced cuts. joining us for perspective is a ceo from a facebook cto and microsoft watcher. these are interesting results. where do you see this happening? >> the announcement last week was coupled with some interesting industry news. we saw ibm partnering with apple, which is one of the partnerships, that classic photograph of steve jobs under the ibm sign, mocking it, back when they were everything apple wasn't, and amazon was getting into enterprise collaboration software, so google invested more in this space. i think there are two trends which are really going against microsoft right now, and the fir

for the first time, google just sneaked past siri. i think the big picture here is despite that, people still want their iphones. alex and gene with our editor at large, cory johnson. from former secretary of state hillary clinton to president obama, silicon valley has been a top stop for big name democrats. why is washington obsessed with silicon valley? that is next. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. former secretary of state hillary clinton has recently made the rounds in silicon valley, stopping at facebook, twitter and google. eric schmidt pressed her on the issue of n.s.a. surveillance. take a listen. >> as you know, google is quite opposed along with the other tech companies about the overreach of the nsa, and we think, for example, bugging angela merkel's phone is pretty stupid, if i can be blunt. >> mm-hmm. >> what is your opinion about domestic surveillance? this occurred after you were there. >> right. >> do you have an opinion about this? number one question from google. >> well, yes, don'

who gave the assurances to robe robe robert siri that israel is on board. do you know?he ambassador for the u.s. they're not prepared to make a statement yet. on the question of how quiet will the cease-fire be, i know you spoke with jeffrey feltman about this, will it continue? state didn't officials saying while the parties will freeze in place, israel can act in the words of the state department defensively on the tunnels that are behind its borders. so in other words as far as the troops that have advanced to this point, they can continue the anti-tunnel ops that we're seeing on the right-hand side of the screen. and this jells, wolf, with the statement from the prime minister when he said we're determining to complete this mission, in his words, with or without a cease-fire and therefore, in his words, i will not agree to any proposal that will not allow the idf to complete its work. it's a 72-hour cease-fire for most operations but not all activities. you're going to see activity against the tunnels which you know is a defense goal for them in this operation. >> l

remind me to tell her happy anniversary. [ cortana ] next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. [ siricannot do that. oh, and remind me to get roses when i'm near any flower shop. sure thing. remind you when you get to flower shop. i can't do that either. cortana, it's gonna be a great night. [ beep ] oh wow! thanks for the traffic alert. i better get going. now that is a smart phone. ♪ oh, wait ♪ it's 'cause you make me smile ♪ >> stephen: get ready to dance because here with the song off new social music, ladies and gentlemen, john batiste and "stay human." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "hi. buy me a drink." request from the universe. just a person to person interaction. put your phone down. the time has come. to raise the roof, and have some fun. throw away the work to be done. let the music play on, play on, play on everybody sing, everybody dance. lose yourself in wild romance. we're going to party, karamu, fiesta forever. bud light lime ritas fiesta forever. >> stephen: we

after all, we're already talking to siri, if she understands us., delayed death. an inmate's execution under fire after taking hours to work. the drawn out process turning the spotlight on a new chemical cocktail once again. >>> the faa lifts its ban on flights into israel as the fighting goes on with accusat n accusations of war crimes on both sides. we're live with the latest. >>> carjacking on camera. armed with a rifle putting a city on edge, the crime spree that got more dramatic the longer it went on. >> great escape. a giraffe causes chaos after breaking free. >>> well, good thursday morning. we begin with another seemingly botched execution reigniting the national debate over the death penalty.

yesterday in the final game of the siris in new york met daniel murphy hammered a three-run homer run off kyle ken drik and met were on their way. they scored fours run after fils took a lead. got a run closer on j-roll's second home run in as many games and the bullpen surrendered 7 runs in two innings of work and met won big 11-2. cliff lee tonight in d.c. >> eagles training camp continues to foles working on a few things. he had a terrific year last year of course named nfc player of the week twice and pro bowl mvp and broke eagles record most passes without an interception. in cam this time around he's adding to arsenal with tosses at his receivers back shoulders. >> all the great ones were able to throw back shoulders. throw the ball where only their receiver had a chance to catch and d b can't mack a play. they'll make plays now and then. every now and then give your receiver the best opportunity. >> associating news for you the union is signed a new goal keeper riceen bully played for allgieria and led them to the knockout round. the 20-year-old becomes union starter as soon as

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when the baby number three comes, jackson, my five year old and etta the two year old think that siri's. [ laughter ] >> seth: got it. >> they're so excited. >> seth: that's really great. >> well, yes, it works. >> seth: yes, it's trickery. >> lying and bribing children really is underrated. >> seth: yeah, i believe that. >> it's an art. >> seth: i believe that. i look forward to it. one day, i want to have kids just so i have someone i can, like, legally lie to. >> read my book. i'm going to write a book about it all. >> seth: congratulations. seven seasons of "the voice." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: new judges. how are the new judges? >> they're awesome. >> seth: great. >> they're great. we have -- you know, the show, the chemistry between our coaches is such an important part of the show. and we had the original lineup with adam and blake and christina and ceelo. and we were all like, "is this show going to work? there's so many of these singing shows." and we all felt really good about it. and it's kind of a feel-good show. i mean, we're trying to help people. we'

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. >> reporter: ibrahim assad alla siri is believed to have supplied the underwear bomb that failed to detonate on a christmas day flight in 2009. that was a chemical bomb. agents later demonstrated the explosion that could have resulted. now, a new threat. >> i think it's absolutely just a matter of time until al qaeda and associated groups attempt another aviation attack using concealed ieds. whether or not it's a matter of time until they're successful is really another question. >> security sources stress while there's no specific immediate threat this is a general ongoing concern they have. the challenge for foreign airports is to balance the security procedures with a busy beginning of the summer tourist season. brian? >> tom costello starting us off from dca national airport in washington. tom, thanks. >>> if this next story was datelined many the middle east, it would easily trigger days of coverage. but the dateline in this is chicago where are 67 people were shot. the death toll stands at 11 from just this weekend, making it one of the worst weekends for gun violence in decad

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remind me to tell her happy anniversary. [ cortana ] next time you talk to caroline, i'll remind you. [ siri, i cannot do that. oh, and remind me to get roses when i'm near any flower shop. sure thing. remind you when you get to flower shop. i can't do that either. cortana, it's gonna be a great night. [ beep ] oh wow! thanks for the traffic alert. i better get going. now that is a smart phone. ♪ oh, wait ♪ it's 'cause you make me smile ♪ ♪ oh, wait [music]"aye" by: new world sound sweat... ♪ ...it says i was here. i worked here. it says i only have so much to give. before i have to take. what i lose... ...i wanna get back. ♪ sweat says, i earned this. gatorade. created to help replace what you sweat out. [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is a pulitzer prize winning author of "enrique's journey," the story of a boy's dangerous odyssey to reunite with his mother. please welcome to the program sonia nazario. hello. nice see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> jon: obviously we'd love to say that this situation has gotten better since the time of this ve

it they have a special frequency that only works within a few inches it's called and i say yes and siri somebody would have to get pretty close to you to be able to program that so it's not as you're going to it's not the stuff of sipho right now in that people do. elop in these technologies are extremely aware that if one case happened this technology would be dead nobody would want to use it. so i think with the support of the gates foundation and obviously the mit engineers i think they're pretty cognizant and hopefully we'll look at safeguards in there yeah and also just in the bigger picture do you think there's a danger that we could become so dependent on gadgets like this from tracking our children to administering medicine that it could take some of the commonsense out of their life we already depend so much on it how do you see the market going and how how people are looking at these sort of technologies you know i often say technologies of convenience often become technologies of dependence and there's definitely a surge economic gap to on who can that even access these techn

>> move over siri, a robot is coming, and why >>> this is part of the celebration that took place today underneath the san francisco city hall rotunda. it was dedicated to nelson men delia. it would have been his 96th birthday today. mandela died last december. >>> a 10-year-old boy had lunch at the white house today. >> yeah, he was one of 54 kids from across the nation invited to the first lady's third annual kids steak dinner. each student submitted a recipe as part of michelle obama's let's move campaign. he had an ethiopian dish. the winners got to taste those recipes. >> the truth is if 8, 9 and 10-year-old kids can cook and happily heat a healthy tasting meal, there is no reason why we can't get nutritious food into the schools that kids will actual enjoy. >> and president obama told the kids the first family every once in a while. >>> and continuing coverage of the malaysia plane shot down in ukraine. how the loss is affecting this week's aids walk in san francisco. plus -- >> the major ground offensive taking place right now in the middle east, and the new warning today from is

i think it is hipocritical for siri us to fire you for basically saying the same kinds of things you say on the show. >> sure. >> but in this case a they were dealing -- they were like, yeah, people that don't listen to the show just discovered this. what do we do? >> would you have changed your wording if you could go back in time? if grege had a time machine? >> i would go back to 1955! with hindsight of course. i guess i will change the words around a little bit. no, i was angry and i pointed out things that i noticed and i saw that night, that very night in time square. i took a lot of pictures. i took a lot of pictures of a lot of people going on in new york. i got punched in the face by a woman whose first words after she heard the shutter click was a racist comment. she called me white mother f-er. why am i the guy who has to be the kind person who doesn't want to insult the person assaulting me? it is ridiculous. >> it is a fair point. i used to get all ticked off about stuff people said, and then i realized that it is meaning less. really it is actions that hurt. i can't get

. >> my mom is biggest fan of sir siri, they are not happening. >> what do you use?ke mone microphone thing. charles: saturday my son is texting and walking, we must have been 7 blocks ahead of this kid, i am what the hell is going on. there is a lot to see in new york you are missing it. >> you just knock the phone out of people's hand. >> do you really' someone on slow lane, yelling into their phone. >> in the fast lane. >> all right, thank you. hey, here is the thing, we were up today, big news after the market. so what is going to happened in thed inthe morning? up next, kate, you are in the hot seat. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars

this guy out of siri, from yemen, a master mind bomb maker, the underwear bomber, christmas day, 2009, people remember, neil, a foiled plot. he was behind that. he's on the cutting edge of explosives, and, by the way, the underwear bomber plot, we're lucky he messed up on that flight and didn't bring it down. >> we got lucky with the shoe bomber, in both cases. >> yes. >> back to airlines doing something in the sky, it's their focus, isn't it. >> >> always is, neil. it will continue to be their focus. look, this is the holy grail for terrorists causing the most physical damage. remember 9/11 and psychological damage. people won't want to get on airplanes hurting the economy as well, neil. we see what's going on in israel right now with this travel ban against the airport there, hurting israel's tourism industry. who licest and who is hurt? only israel, not the terrorists. >> that's why israel says what it said. interesting, eric, thank you. >> thank you. >> very, very much. say we're focused on planes, and that's not the issue. former new jersey governor headed up the 9/11 commission.

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>> well, there's a man called al-siri who is active in creating the bombs, a saudi chemist who's beenive for some time and sent his brother in 2009 to try to kill the deputy interior ministry in charge of the al quaida account, and that guy apparently had a bomb which evaded theirs detecting mechanisms and almost killed the prince. so beyond that, when there was omar mu tall lab, in christmas of 2009, and then the printer bombs, this guy has techniques that are difficult to detect. >> woodruff: is anything publicly known about what kinds of bombs they mae be ex measurementing with? is the intelligence that good? >> the intelligence is not too bad. the christmas day bomber was analyzed and so, too, were the bombs in the printers and more recently, they made the mistake of giving a bomb to somebody who was prepared to hand it over to the saudi authorities, so that bomb is also being examined. so there's quite a lot of knowledge about what they're trying to do, but the tendency they are working with emits very little vapor to be detected by current machinery. >> woodruff: the assumption

old-school cell phone that does not have the internet, that does not have gps, that does not have siriho is she? >> you just use a phone. i just want to use a cell phone when i want to call someone. i don't need the internet. >> generational difference. not that you're old or anything. >> wait a minute. what is he suggesting here? >>> okay. well, moving on to a kind of corruption that took place on the beach in the florida keys. >> yes, this is some eruption. this is from a video from what they're calling a turtle webcam. what you're seeing is a bunch of newly hatched loggerhead sea turtles, emerging, erupting from their nest for the first time. about 100 of them coming out of that hole, immediately starting to make their way across the beach very slowly, there they go. they're headed for the ocean. >> the scientists who had set up the camera were waiting for two weeks for them to be born and was it really worth the wait. look at that. that's rare. i love the time-lapsed video. >> what do you think the first thing they're going for when they pop out of that shell? are they hungry? do t

>> watch out siri, you have competition. >> do it from your wrist.y, super cool. >> pretty cool. >> i really look these as well too. next is martian notifier. these are great watches. because they don't look like a tech. >> not at all. >> tiechie gadget on your wrist. look like actual watches. which is great. they have the oled screen at the bottom. discreet. like a ticker tape with information about incoming calls, weather alerts. traffic alerts. anything that you want to program to your watch. you can get an alert for it. >> i do like it is discreet. i find it rude when people are check their iphones in middle of dinner. >> you are at work in the middle of a meeting but expecting an important call. instead of covertly trying to look at your phone under the table. you can just do this. >> do it. i love it. this one. i just love it the way it looks. >> yeah, this is ringly, a startup that created these rings, definite leave rings first which i love because they're so stylish. >> one is vibrating now. >> wearing one. vibrating to let you know that, yo

on theind of like siri iphone when you ask it a question.ed on one specific task, non-sentient meaning it does not have its own logic. it is a computer program that provides the information instantly. >> will it have its own intelligence soon? >> who knows. >> david, thank you very much, giving us the lowdown on low-down. >> german chancellor angela merkel is set to pay an official visit to china. the focus of the trip, her seventh two china, since she has been in office, will be economic cooperation of trade. david tweed joins us from hong kong. she is heading to the capital of the province in western china. why there, david? part of an is always angela merkel visit, it's not a complete state visit when she comes because she is not president, but the chinese treated as a state visit. as part of the protocol, not only beijing is visited but also another regional city. this time it will be chengdu in the citroen provosts. it is interesting because while we do not expect any deals to be signed, it is really a nod to xi jinping, the president,

jonathan siri, fox news. >>> hurricane season in the atlantic, definitely off and running. nothing like that here in the bay area. let's turn to rosemary right now. we are expecting a little bit of a warmup this weekend? >> yeah, we're going to tack on a few degrees this afternoon. a dramatic jump will come for tomorrow. giving you a live look outside our doors this morning, san jose waking up with fog this morning. we didn't have it yesterday morning, but it sure is with you at this hour. it's going to burn away. . >> down to the south bay, up to the north bay, the only areas waking up mostly sunny, the far inland east bay. mostly sunny and 57 degrees in antioch at this time. 55, 56 in livermore. we'll take a look at a few more numbers. palo alto, checking in at 59. shifting to the south just a little bit, sunnyvale, 60s outside your door right now. we have temperatures in the low 50s to low 60s in and oregon orinda. lafayette, 52. brentwood, 56 for you. good morning, san ramon at 52. ridge of high pressure building in over the course of the weekend. today, still quite nic

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