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time in her career. we can cross live to south west lndon now and join our reporter chetan pathak. chetan, how is watson getting on? heather. the rain was something she was not happy about what she has been looking good on the grass, first stop on centre court so her match will be finished today. she is playing the slovenian and i can see that heather watson has been broken. not the best time to join, it was going with serve and heather watson did have break point it to games all and could not take it. she is one of the most experienced grass court players, the former british number one, outside the world�*s top 100. a lot of people tipping her to when this and she had a breakdown at the moment. the world number 62, not
we'll wait to see what happens in two days from now. we appreciate that report. >> and let's bring in ivan watts whon is watson who is in beijing. we have seen a number of corrections this past few weeks. but as we look at the global reaction to what is happening in greece how much of what we're seeing in beijing and elsewhere is connected to the fluctuations in greece? >> certainly the other asian markets were all hit. they -- for the most part lost 1 to 2% throughout trading in the day. the chinese markets are very different because due to capital controls and trade restrictions foreigners are not allowed to easily invest in china's stock market. and vice versa. chinese investors are not very exposed on international markets. but what has been happening in china for two weeks is its own
business network, he told me that watson was cute. >> he's very cute. jenna: come on. >> with he's got spiky hair and scribbles of purple and blue, and he was -- jenna: you have a cyber crush. >> he is the greatest. he's kind of a mix between hal and wall-e, that character. [laughter] this is a huge win for ibm, it really is. i think even some ibmers are surprised here. watson got 62% of all the money won in two days, he got $27,000, that's three times as much as the number two guy. he goes into the last round, $22,000, and he bets over $17,000. so i think he did really well. and you want to know actually what he knew? i'll tell you what he knew because we may not have the full screen on this. because you know a win resembles $140 million -- [inaudible] okay? which is pretty good. he knew that buy son is buffalo. he knew that united airlines was a youtube video --
left over for the military. >> reporter: that's why they need to take a long, hard look at entitlements. jenna: a pension plan with an army. thank you very much. jon: new developments on that horrific assassination of a u.s. ice agent in mexico. also, it was man versus machine on jeopardy. >> 1246 please. jon: man came up short. impact of watson's win what does it mean. >> the ancient lion of nimrud went missing from this city's national newseum in 2003, along with a lot of other stuff. >> i'll take a guess, baghdad. >> even though you were only 32% sure of your response, you are correct. [applause] you may not wanto face the fact
jenna: [inaudible] >> yes, exactly. jenna: the better question is what exactly did he get wrongsome. >> now, this is interesting. what did he get wrong? he's what watson knew, he didn't know rapper 50 cent -- jenna: so he didn't do know anything about rap. he didn't know address was a shift, he didn't know what the computer keyboard is really. and then, also, they asked him about a 1959 book and a review in the new yorker, and he didn't know the title of that, but therein lies a very interesting answer. the right answer was the elements of style by trunk and white. who knows that book? this guy, though, the computer, he looks at it, and he says, hmm, he's only got a 14% shot, let's go ahead and try dorothy parker? now, dorothy parker was this
identify themselves as agents or as diplomats, we're american, we're diplomats, he said, and the response from the gunmen was, we don't give a blank. at that point the gunmen opened fire, and jaime zapata was killed, his partner wounded. we're continuing to look into that story, we'll have more details as they become available. jenna: well, the epic battle of man versus machine, we're talking about two jeopardy champs, both human. this is watson, a very spooky ibm computer. >> it developed from a dialect of this semitick language. watson? >> what is arabic. >> you are right. watson? is. >> what is broke the wang? >> you got it. >> what is united airlines? what is agricultural? >> >> you are right. jenna: what a know it all, right? in the end, watson won. dennis kneale is with the fox
writer, "the vicious circle," and she wrote for the new yorker with brevity and clarity. it's a very intiment guess even though it was wrong. jenna: does that mean a big loss for humanity? >> this is such a benefit. ibm announces today a big research pac to go into health, this'll be in your doctors' offices, you'll see it on help lines. let's remember that watson, as smart as he is, he was created by human beings, baby, okay? we're still in control. not to worry. jenna: and he's so cute. >> yeah. he is so cute. you've got to love that guy. jenna: total crush. dennis kneale from fox business. jon? jon: two men pulled to safety after getting stuck on a calf old. take a look at these guys. they were right outside the 17th floor of this building in virginia changing lightbulbs in the sign. the scaffold stopped working leaving them stranded. so firefighters climbed onto the
>> watson. >> who is cs lewis. >> watson. >> what is cactus. >> watson. >> who is henry the viii. martha: watson was right again and again and again, he crushed his human competition on jeopardy of game one of man versus machine. watson ended final jeopardy with nearly $36,000. woods what watson was going to spend his money on. bill: i was watching that last night and i was annoyed. martha: why? bill: the guys didn't have a chance. the computer swept up everything. martha: did you know the answers? could you beat watson. bill: on a few. martha: maybe we could get you on jeopardy. bill: only if they are human. a dream too 0 good to be true turns out to be a nightmare for
he's certainly a star and very good at keeping himself out there and in the limelight. martha: as you point out if he doesn't go for it everybody is going to want his endorsement. so a lot of folks will be looking to him for that. could he help in new jersey which is a very blue state of course and that is another big factor. >> yeah, 15 electoral votes. martha: good to have you here. bill: we really need to know what snooki thinks. martha: she's not from new jersey. bill: shys an import. how did watson fair in round two? jeopardy's man versus machine showdown, that is watson in the middle. martha: i don't like this. this is going in a bad direction. we're going to be replaced by watson. bill: yes, we are.
the story. >> reporter: ibm computer watson, meet ken jennings and brad rudder. each human has won more than $2 million playing "jeopardy." now it's go time. >> to see it actually play with the best human players is something new. something that's never been possible before. >> reporter: until now. this was a dry run for our cameras. watson in the middle. it won, by the way, against these "jeopardy" champions. so how big is watson? well, there it is right there. it's the size of ten refrigerators. look at the head. that's the globe right there. with the crisscross lines. you can see it thinking. the color of the lines correspond to how certain it is about its response. >> if he's very confident that he has or it has -- we shouldn't personalize it. that watson has the correct response, those lines will be green. they will be orange if he's uncertain. >> reporter: pretty cool. do you think we'll ever have three watsons up here instead of two human beings and one