joint r and d. the autonomous situation that we are for uavs, autonomous for their own defense, cyber technology defense on machine learning, and so on. i believe these technologies could be on immediate agenda for joint r and d between the two countries. in conclusion, joint r and ds are recommended solution to overcome technology and the budget constraints, and to expand the common export markets. rok has good potential and strengths in joint r and d in terms of low r and d costs, aggressive r and d investment, growing technological power, and friendly reputation among developing countries. in this context, a better environment and the more opportunities for joint defense r and d will be available for rok and the u.s.a. in the future. this is the end of my presentation. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, dr. seo. mr. hyeung-jin seo, i want to give you an opportunity. we have heard a lot about i think the strategic imperative for r and d cooperation between republic of korea and the united states. a

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from fast food to faster internet, the issue of net neutrality is on the radar today. >>> toys "r" us plans to close 182 stores nationwide. they include stores in fairfield, pittsburgh, pinole, and san jose. this move is part of the chain's ongoing bankruptcy negotiations. so what does that mean for local mom and pop toy stores? abc7 news reporter laura anthony dug into that question for us. >> reporter: it's a regular ritual for this pittsburgh couple with their 5-year-old grandson chris, browsing the aisles of their local toys "r" us. but like millions of others around the country, the sanchez family now has to cope with the reality that this toys "r" us, 182 stores in all, will soon be closing their doors. so what do you think? >> it's sad. >> it's unfortunate. this is an icon of an institution right here. >> reporter: toys "r" us announcing it's shrinking it's stores by 20% to better compete with online giants like amazon. while the big national chain toys "r" us is closing locations by the dozens, this local store in danville is doing just fine. steve banduci's family has owned g

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as for the demise of the pittsburgh toys "r" us. i'm sorry to have to tell you they're going to close. >> that's all right. >> and going out of business sales will start next month for the toys "r" us slated for closure, they are expected to close their doors for good in april. >>> spencer, we have two good days of rain coming in here? >> and then after that, dry for a while. we have some really messy roads out there for the evening commute. here's a look at live doppler 7, you see we have widespread areas of light to moderate rain what occasionally heavy downpours and strong gusty winds. here's our view from the camera over the embarcadero. 51 in san francisco and oakland. and 50 in after half moon bay. 50 degrees right now at santa rosa, novato and napa. and rain drops on the lens atop mt. tam, it's breezy out there as well as wet. it will be rainy and breezy tonight with showers tomorrow. we'll see partial clearing on friday, and we'll have a sunnier, milder pattern for the weekend. we're still looking at a storm that ranks 2 on t

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