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. >> 8,000 tera cotta warriors have been unearthed, but this is the only general. >> i enjoyed looking at the faces. they are all different. >> tonight was the gala opening of the exhibit that coincides with the last public appearance before returning to china. he hopes the exhibit will strengthen u.s.-chinese relations and attract more american students to his country. >> how many people from the private sector are supporting these initiatives? >> only a few war yes, -- warriors are visiting the u.s. they were created by artists some 2,000 years ago after china's first emperor unified the seven waring states and requested a terra-cotta army for his afterlife. there are hundreds of archers, but only one with green paints on his face. historians believe he was a military specialist who could communicate with divine spirits. >> the other warriors are specialists that are for the future of the battle. >> if you went to china to see the actual dig, you would have to stand at least 30 feet away from these figures. >> here at this rare exhibit you can examine them up close. it is a civilizat

. >> 8,000 8,000 tera cotta warris have been unearthed, but this is the onlyis general. >> i enjoyed looking at the faces. they are all different. >> tonight was the gala opening of the exhibit that coincides with the last public appearance before returning to china. he hopes the exhibit will strengthen u.s.-chinese relations and attract more american students to his country. >> how many people from the private sector are supporting these initiatives? >> only a few war yes, -- warriors are visiting the u.s. they were created by artists some 2,000 years ago after china's first emperor unified the seven waring states and requested a army terra-cotta ary for his afterlife. there are hundreds of archers, but only one with green paints on his face. historians believe he was a military specialist who could communicate with divine spirits. >> the other warriors are specialists that are for the future of the battle. >> if you went to china to see the actual dig, you would have to stand at least 30 feet away from these figures. >> here at this rare exhibit you can examine them up close. it is

. >> 8,000 tera cotta warriors have been unearthed, but this is the only general. >> i enjoyed lookings. they are all different. >> tonight was the gala opening of the exhibit that coincides with the last public appearance before returning to china. he hopes the exhibit will strengthen u.s.-chinese relations and attract more american students to his country. >> how many people from the private sector are supporting these initiatives? >> only a few war yes, -- warriors are visiting the u.s. they were created by artists some 2,000 years ago after china's first emperor unified the seven waring states and requested a terra-cotta army for his afterlife. there are hundreds of archers, but only one with green paints on his face. historians believe he was a military specialist who could communicate with divine spirits. >> the other warriors are specialists that are for the future of the battle. >> if you went to china to see the actual dig, you would have to stand at least 30 feet away from these figures. >> here at this rare exhibit you can examine them up close. it is a civilization that was

we hear how drone strikes may be breeding the very tera they seek to destroy. it's quite horrific in africa but it's getting worse i mean there's a new new drawn by a sniper in close to mali so that you've got the west of africanized well and so it's trucking up so that we're going to have drawn b.s. is all over africa i'm not sure what to suppose really why are we doing this well isn't it. the most effective recruitment tool for insurgents in the world david what do you think about that drones are an improvement on torture drones or an appointment or a ground war these are the arguments were being given and yet we didn't have a ground war in yemen we might need one eventually with the damage the drone strikes are doing but this is we're being told that this type of murder is better then all of their human rights abuses. tens of thousands of students and teachers have taken to the streets of spain on the largest day of protests so far amid calls for the resignation of the country's education minister spain's public sector is facing fresh cuts with they had to e

they are targeting that information, being successful in extracting at the tera byte level. >> we want to sell them pizzas and buy their cheap socks. what do you do about it? how do you go after china on that? >> that's the challenge. this has been a problem for a long time and a growing problem. it becomes the political issue of how do you deal with china when they are conducting this inappropriate activity when they are, in fact, one of our largest trading partners. that issue, while complex, must be dealt with. i believe, based on the signs i'm seeing from the administration, they have plans to increase the level of dialogue, if not perhaps confrontation, on this issue. here is the issue from my point of view. left uncheck taking capital out of the country over an extended period of time takes away our competitive advantage. so if we're going to be a player, we have to do what we've always done, which is by the generator of intellectual capital and new ideas. >> well side. mike mcconnell, former director of national intelligence. thanks so much. an important issue. >>> heading to th

"the hugo 3.0 is the latest advancement "in user-based technology, with a 14 tera... terabyte ergoniumine: turn it on, mr. ratburn! i'm trying to, francine. may i? be my guest. (beeping) ahh! hello. my name is hugo. good morning, nigel. how did you know my name? i am equipped with both face- and voice-recognition technology. does that sufficiently answer your question? uh, yes. hugo, do you know what we're having for lunch today? can we watch movies? do you have dark bunny vs. dr. origami in 3-d? (kids talking excitedly) mr. ratburn: class. before we start using the smartboard, i must read the instruction manual. which, um, might take some time. if you like, i can stay after class and help you go through it. thank you, alan, but i think i can manage. see you after class. (beeping) (whirring) (beeping) brain: well, that's it, we've gone through the whole manual. it says here, "pseudometa corp. guarantees that hugo is 100% accurate." how is that possible? i mean, nothing is 100% accurate. normally i'd agree with you, alan. but i've never seen anything like hugo. he really is amazing. tha