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>> norio: the leading edge of military research developing and testing. at night, theres a lot of lights. uh, its a huge complex. >> anthony: the fact is, there was and still is some pretty cool stuff being tested out there in the desert. maybe for darpa, or nsa, or the air force. who know? do you think there are ali -- do you think there are other life forms, uh, among us or who visited this planet? >> james: yes, i do. >> anthony: what do you think? >> norio: well, personally, i have a differe...

$13,000 for an in-state student. is it any surprise that as a result there are six times as many now chinese students at berkeley for example than there were ten years ago. >> laura: 35% of all foreign students now in american universities are chinese. >> thats right. >> laura: if you could devise government policy, what would it look like? >> i think theres a couple of things. one of the things, obviously if youre a professor taking or taking money from darpa or dod, to do research, you obvious...

A foreign student. $13,000 for an in-state student. is it any surprise that as a result there are six times as many now chinese students at berkeley for example than there were ten years ago. >> laura: 35% of all foreign students now in american universities are chinese. >> thats right. >> laura: if you could devise government policy, what would it look like? >> i think theres a couple of things. one of the things, obviously if youre a professor taking or taking money from darpa or dod, you need...

Some say that this area was used for sinister experiments, german-speaking cyborgs. youd need to find some crackpot scientician. this is even better than area 51. this is like, area 61. area 61 turns out to be a fenced-off view of essentially kirkland air force base. >> norio: the leading edge of military research developing and testing. at night, theres a lot of lights. uh, its a huge complex. >> anthony: the fact is, there was and still is some pretty cool stuff being tested out there in the d...

Soldier strong. he founded it and works on it every single day. and he is a hero to me and to many who are helped by his work. chris, great to see you this evening, thanks for being there. we were there to talk to the health science and technology committee about this cutting edge technology, and how it can be integrated into how we continue to serve our veterans. and you feel that the way that we work on technology for the battlefield has to be extended across that bridge until after they come ...

It gives the veterans a wider breadth of mobility. already left his entire left arm after a motor vehicle accident back in 1969. he said it is the range of motion that he appreciates the most. fred downs lost his arm after slipping on a mine in vietnam and said it has returned his independence and dignity. >> it might seemed like simple routine things, but for someone who cant do it, to be able to be given the function, its like magic to be able to do that. for the first time in 49 years, i am a...

It can hold up to 98 sailors each. then to operate close to shore. they must undergo a sea trials before the navy can send the ship. eric: this independence day new meaning person be at nonveterans. molly is live in our newsroom with this inspiring jury. hi, molly. what is this? >> this is incredible, fascinating stuff. veterans are celebrating renewal of their independence. fred jones are the first to veterans at the va to receive this to the life under kinetic revolution. it is called the worl...

Begin in hopes of ending the civil war. >> thank you. this independence day will be extra special for two vietnam army veterans. they are the first to receive new robotic arms that offer unprecedented near natural movement. it is being called the worlds most advanced commercial prosthetic. they join us live. so this technology is really about making the lives of some very deserving people much better. >> its astounding. this is really about independence. its independence day weekend and this is ...

Automation within the next 10 to 15 years. futurists and labor market analysts are asking what will become of all those workers displaced by technology and whether society at large seeking stability in such a radically transformed economic environment might not benefit from some orderly redistribution of wealth and whether federal agencies like darpa, should be using taxpayer funds to pursue robotics, the projects that will displace those taxpayers from their jobs. >> the challenge, i think for ...

Well, if you were those -- from like, uh, "ghost adventures," youd be really playing this up. some say that this area was used for sinister experiments, german-speaking cyborgs. youd need to find some crackpot scientician. this is even better than area 51. this is like, area 61. area 61 turns out to be a fenced-off view of essentially kirkland air force base. >> norio: the leading edge of military research developing and testing. at night, theres a lot of lights. uh, its a huge complex. >> antho...