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♪♪ an amazon-owned taxi startup has started testing itself driving car technology on the streets of seattle and it's counting on the rain. the company's co-founder said the city's climate provides the perfect opportunity to test the technology and see how water impacts its sensors. it also hopes to attract local engineering talent. in the past, engineers has been found to be affected by rain and snow. this is going to be testing on software. and legendary singer celine dion is delaying her show in vegas. has experienced severe and persistent muscle spasms which are preventing her from ...

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It opened doors in 2011 giving startups a helping hand. entrepreneurs come here to work on everything from window-cleaning robots to machines that will help your ping-pong game. hacks gives them office space, workshops, and business expertise, all for a piece of the company if it makes it big. >> we bring engineering talent that they might be missing, we bring capital, we introduce investors. >> by the way, this used to be called the american dream. >> yes. >> where you would go and you would start a company. >> yep. >> bring it to market. >> yeah. >> that's called the american dream. >> and t...

Ah, i don't even know what it means myself. >> this is very interesting because you're taking those -- you're taking survivors of domestic violence, survivors of human trafficking, and you are teaching them one of these most elite skills in america right now. that's computer coding. it just doesn't seem to fit together compared to what other ngo's and cbo's are doing across the country. >> that's very much on purpose, richard. we think everyone else is underestimating these human beings. we want to give people the opportunities we think they deserve, and they're doing incredible things with th...