[applause] >> host: i would like to weave in atari. tell us names you build out of the story of atari, counterculture, the rise, the change and fall of companies. >> guest: so the atari story, how's story opens with him hearing teargas canisters going off on telegraph avenue when he is working at a tv repair shop as a student at cow. .. story starts with the whole battle over people park in the strife this area face, you know the country as a whole face in the reason i do that is it's important part of the story and also very interesting and dramatic end terrifying. it is at the same time creates a vietnam war attitude here were really important for establishing the valley. largely because a lot of the people who ended up going to companies like atari particularly if you are graphics expert in the late 60s early 70s the logical place for you to go was to some ford of a defense contractor or the dod itself, first work on some form of simulation or something along those lines and instead they ended up at companies like atari and that was

b-17 so now talk about what you build out of atari of the counterculture. >> so the atari story it opens with him with tear gas canisters going off working at a tv repair shop and as an aside that berkeley has a lot to do with the con valley. and the core of the computer science lab so the story starts with the whole battle and destroy the area faced as a whole and the reason i do that is because it is an important part of al's story and also dramatic and terrifying anti- vietnam attitude was important to establish the valley but largely because a lot of the people ended up going to companies like atari if you were a graphic spurt a logical place for you to go was a defense contractor with a form of simulation but instead ended up with companies like atari and on a cultural level when i think what has happened at this time to have incredibly powerful technology and then it brings out the first microprocessor you can see this incredibly powerful technology fall into the hands of people and i really think that innovation around the area but what i like about how story is everybody knows th

he was the ideas a guy behind atari. but again, it's concert pianist without fingers. it's a very generous. and he needed nolan they are completely absurd. i am doing this just for the pleasure of having it blow up in my face and telling nolan i told you. and then it works now says it's like the dog in the car. i like that story. so many things that happened in the valley happened in these teams. we talked about we still had one more to talk about. let's introduce him. bob swanson story it actually gets and the birth of the biotech industry is very interesting the way the overlap happens is the patent for dna the whole idea to even pat not came from neil who would be the first to tell you he was just a chemical engineer he have no idea what the heck it meant. to build anything in this whole universe and he talked about going on vacation unlike a 4-pound book. this technology could be in the beginning of something huge. he have to really a battle battle and work through the question of what is the purpose of the university. the way you do this is to increase the public

games, not just pac-man but most atari games and in most cases, the ai process of a human opponent was no competition. and the reason this is done is that even though in pac-man there is a huge number of additional choices and options, where exactly is this pac-man, where are all the enemies, did you get the bury, how many of the nuggets are left, where are the enemies coming from and so on and so forth, there's a huge number of potential cases which are not as easily modular as a pill. there the reinforcements learning technique, what does is translocate. and i'm only going to look at one factor which is how far i got and in games, i'm going to use score as a proxy of how far i got and i'm going to play the darn thing at machine speed and i'm going to keep going on and on and every time i play and failed, i will remember what my last score was and i will then take that, say i got 200. i played it for the first time, nice and smooth, i got to 100. those moves were up, up, right, left and down. so it looks at that and says okay, i started with really random moves. now i might make the m

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you know up the dow up the whole they were there very very different people i hired steve jobs at atari when i think hughes ninety. he was very sure of himself and was quick to judge whether he thought you were smart or dumb and if he thought you were dumb he was very dismissive even if you were his supervisor he he was very good at knowing what he wanted and he would just steamroll you into doing it and he definitely relied on his instincts a lot he relied on his gut he talked about that all the time and that's a certain type of spiritual dimension of being into being you know we had read books about for instance gordon chief a famous russian spiritual master who was always talking about integration and the horror of this which means using all your faculties which means using your third eye of vision. in the seventies like many of the hippies at the time steve jobs and his friends daniel cost could leave to go to india the trip is a rite of passage a search for spiritual wisdom. we were looking for a wise man who had secrets of knowledge for us. nothing really much happened to us we di

it is quite noisy and quite a spectacle for a 51-year-old like me who used to play pong on his atari.ays, pong. space invaders was the game, asteroids as well. anyway, what is going on? who is a bitbody of a legend in the industry? >> mark mobius coming on the show. as thet interview executive chairman of templeton, lots to talk about with him. a lot of pressing issues of the moment, the forex markets, when does this become a problem for a lot of these emerging-market indices? to see that when you look at these results out of south korea. longer-term, what he thinks are the sort of things to avoid when it comes to china. andan be all good news, whether he thinks they can manage this transition from an export-led to a consumer-led. rishaad: it is happening. we can see evidence. yes, but alsoion, debt problems, and can we trust chinese authorities to manage that and address the underlying problem? rishaad: that is all to come in the next hour. equity markets turning around. we are moving higher. we will leave you with that picture of hong kong. the hang seng up .9%. ♪ >> it is almost 11

steve still hank atari orny over there.'s see what you had to say today. i can't read those little -- >> at the bottom of our screen. >> we're just glad you engage. thank you so much much it's always more fun when you're a part of the show. >> tucker. >> yeah, that's great. >> you're like half asleep over there. >> you literal val one left minute left to work before the weekend. >> i spent 45 minutes preparing my little weather forecast over there. mr. monitor over there. >> still better. >> you're mad because steve touched your monitor. >> we have to talk to him about good touch, bad touch. >> no man wants -- >> let's do my maps. nobody can touch this one. listen rain showers across the area. heaviest rain east of dc. scatter the shower in the forecast this afternoon there might be some breaks in the rain this afternoon. get out enjoy the temperatures which will be in cases nescient 70 degrees. much colder tonight, and this will be a long forgotten wonderful oasis of memories by tomorrow because temperatures will be in the

committee chairman fox news contributor jason che fit news contributor jason che fit the theory of the atari investment strategist won the battle. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> to trump, the banning thing, i live in crazy talent. welcome to my world. maria: the conversation yesterday was why did the president even say anything about it? >> he didn't just say something. he laid down on steve bennett epic in his her portion. at the end of the day i don't know how to reconcile this. he called the president a great man. he send the president. he send back the charter and by the end of the day: the great man. maria: a little too much drama for some people. dagen: i love it. the death knell for steve bennett missed some political guru was remorse to feed in alabama. it is no great surprise that he is trying to maintain some semblance of notoriety and that's how you do it. >> that's a great story. up to east coast this morning, millions of americans that the dangerous storm, several governors declared states of emergency across the country. packed with ice, snow, hurricane force wind