that is more like the real world. so i believe we are going to have autonomous systems that really help mankind in all sorts of domains. whether it s healthcare, could be robots inside of hospitals, it could be a robot doing elderly care in someone s home, so they don t have to go to a nursing home, and of course, the military has a lot of uses that try to have our people in less danger. - being in those simulated environments was a lot like being on a move set. they re that real. and they have to be, because when we go into real deserts and real jungles, our future tech is coming with us, and it had better work. that s it for earth 2050. i m chuck pell. i ll see ya next time. i m chuck pell. out and they ate dinner near up and coming musicians. mccartney, starr, walsh, grove, and did we mention tom hanks was with them. joe and ringo came out with their wives and posed for the cameras a little bit. in 12 years, have we ever got a more awesome table at a restaurant?
and yes, we re going to use the feel economic powers of crore to protect our workers and to protect our jobs. we saw the president speaking with some auto companies throughout the course the campaign talking to a loot of union workers of course usually a pretty reliably democrat block, when you look at states like michigan, he did, indeed, the message will resonate there for sure. meantime the president trip comes less than 24 hours after a copy of the president s tax returns came out. the way it came out is a little unusual. republican is strategist berkman and fred aboutman here to talk about that. hello, gentlemen. much ado buy nothing i would say i don t understand what it s about, i think trump thought this could be illegal. you may have violated any number of state, federal, there could be grounds for a all this really shows is drop paid his taxes. i don t know what all of the nonsense. i think it was pointed out he paid a higher rate than comcast, nbc, time warne
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. it s bad night to have no heat but that was the reality facing hundreds of people. just one of the many problems across the delaware valley in the wake of yesterday s storm. good evening, i m lucy noland. heavy wet snow, ice and downed trees created recipe for disaster. lots of people are still feeling the effects. dave schratwieser has been talking with folks who are actually feeling relief at this point live in camden, dave. reporter: lucy, rough 36 hours for some of the folks at the the cress berry apartments here in camden. they lost power tuesday morning around 7:00 o clock. they didn t get it back till just before 6:00 tonight, and within the last two hours, the heat has come back on but some folks were actually heating their apartment with their gas stoves. freezing, cold, dark, my baby screaming and crying all night. reporter: it s been a rough couple of days for brandy houston and her five chi
fairfax and loudoun county public schools are on a two hour delay for tomorrow. fox5 caitlin roth has an update on the winter weather. caitlin. tony, shawn, another bitter cold night ahead and icy patches out there. so i can understand the delay for northern virginia. for those of you going back to school tomorrow it will be bitter cold. that s what you wake up to. wind chills and temperatures out there. and now it has been incredibly cold day. we reached high temperature of 32 in district and 31 washington and a lot of you north and west didn t make it to 30 and right now it s 27 gaithersburg and 28 frederick. winds gusts came down exceeding 45 and even 50 miles an hour earlier today and right now 28 mile an hour wind gusts in washington that s improvement. it will be at least a little breezy overnight tonight and that s all it takes for those bitter wind chills to show up tomorrow morning. here s what we re looking at now when you step outside feels 15 dulles and 14 gai
critical house vote and it is tight. republicans this morning still don t have the votes to get this done. this is the president s first major legislative test and it could be headed for an embarrassing defeat. with the clock ticking overnight president trump making a final plea to skeptical republicans. there really is a crucial vote for the republican party and for the people of our country. to finally repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. reporter: the businessman president is trying to seal the deal. we had to go with the health care first and we re doing well. reporter: but the math doesn t add up. 22 republican no votes would kill the bill in the house and by our count this morning at least that many republicans are still not committed to supporting it despite the president s personal pitch. can you get the votes, mr. president. i think so. reporter: armed with optimism trump took his charm offensive to capitol hill tuesday. behind closed doo