former i.b.m. workers jim bore and a lighter hernandez say they developed cancer from exposure to toxic chemicals at i.b.m. san jose facility in the late seventy's or early ninety's i mean literally tried to prevent the results of the tally analysis from ever seeing the light of day in fact they went to the judge and said this can't be used in this case a lot of hernandez is not dead she's going to be in the courtroom and not only was it not relevant the judge said it was my prejudice the jury if they saw what these excess costs dusts were and so he denied the use of it in the court many of the brands will respond to questions by saying no one has ever proved to me that a single person has died from exposure to these chemicals either within inside their factories or outside of the factories and of discussion but that's not the way that we approach environmental or occupational health in the world we are not flying blind here at all especially on the chemicals at issue here in the electronics indust

they used to get it but my name is i.b.m. i'm going to be your tour guide welcome to the historical area of this city is a three thousand. area of egypt that. a special tour in an ultra conservative country. if i didn't know that there are two because it's not being promoted yet in the solar arabia is known as a black box the country wants to open up and it has to in order to reduce the country's growing unemployment and state deficit. they have your hopes the changes will also rebranding the image of the kingdom. yes from here to please so the first question is always how do you saudi a pure saudi yes some saudi and there are hundreds of these like me hopefully with all these changes that would have become three the west would change the idea about the saudi woman it's not considered decent for women to do jobs who are men and women makes this is changing to. another year is about to get her certification as the first female tour guide she says she has also experienced a lot of resistance from men that saw her as competition

back in cologne simon's data connections are tested his speech comprehension is powered by the i.b.m. watson artificial intelligence software system that's what enables him to make playful statements m r two d two just kidding my name is simon and i will support you. on the i s s the reporting talking head will guide astronaut alexander gassed step by step through selected experiments and record photos videos and voice memos . the often decides we're hoping that alex on the guest find some interesting and not holding cage with him a bit you know that it seems weird that we want to develop him further so we'll really be accepted as a crew member. space missions the crew worked so that when they venture further afield to the moon or mars most systems like this one a company and interact with the astronauts. simon can also play games tell jokes and make faces and after about two years in development the artificial astronaut also has a philosophical side. life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you react to it. right you are simon and on that note have a good trip.

and i.b.m. combined but this disruption is not happening only in the media space i mean we talked about before about time warner eighty and t. bird spoke about that on the program a little bit earlier today but disruptions happening all over the place right and this typifies that the world's largest movie exhibitor doesn't own a theater it's netflix the world's largest taxi fleet doesn't own a car it's the world's largest accommodation provider air b.n. b. they don't own any brick and mortar so what netflix is doing is not only an example but it's survival because they started out putting d.v.d.'s and snail mail to you and i remember the end it was to get them quickly which is a big deal that you get them in a day i don't know how they did it and you had a list and they gave you the next item on your list but you notice they didn't call it d.v.d. by mail dot com it was netflix because they were thinking down the road you know absolutely they that they morphed into new markets and if they don't c

only five total sponsors in the entire masters this this year clude spokes like rolex it includes i.b.m. and just a just a small handful of companies and then what about the other two the tournaments throughout the rest of the year is that pretty much the usual suspects as they say from casa blanca the big companies porch and five hundred companies would that be the good guest sure so why any particular any particular term and can have any sponsor they want you might have sponsors in particular tournaments that have some sort of local connection so you could imagine for example if a tour event comes up to minnesota that maybe some of the big companies up there are a honeywell or a three m. might be sponsors of those while when tournaments move elsewhere around the country you get other local sponsors to fill in along with the big national sponsors that are there year after year and are they doing this primarily victor for advertising when television is there and they see that they see their name and logo in the background and then they also are connected i suppose with with charities be

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four billion dollars in the black and increase just short of twelve percent and in the tech sector i.b.m. posted a one point six eight billion dollars in profits which was actually a four percent decline. and a southwest airlines flight that took off from new york blew an engine in trap will smash into a window and damage the fuselage yesterday killing one woman a mother of two who was partially pulled out of the window due to air pressure as the plane was flying at thirty three thousand feet seven other people were injured the plane made an emergency landing in philadelphia this was southwest first fatality in the air in fifteen years and the first us air carrier passenger fatality since two thousand and nine the national transportation safety board n.t.s.b. is investigating the circumstances although passengers say the pilot formal name former naval aviator tammy jo schultz is a hero and that things could have been much worse miss schultz was one of the first navy fighter pilots ever southwest c.e.o. gary kelly praised all members of the airplanes crew and here to discuss this and more

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with i.b.m. or to forgive somebody like me a convicted war criminal seeks out the survivors of a prison camp to apologize for the crimes of his past i just can't even showing. the unforgiven weakness documentary on al-jazeera. ascalon. we should all be in doha with your top stories on al-jazeera hospitals in gaza struggling to cope with the influx of palestinians injured by israeli troops fire at the border many of the patients have been hit by live ammunition doctors say they're running out of medicine and abandoned chinese spacelab are set to crash back to earth but no one knows for sure where the deputy will land he tiangong one is expected to reach speeds of over twenty six thousand kilometers an hour before reentering the atmosphere. at least four civilians have died in protests in southern villages in indian administered kashmir demonstrations broke out after indian forces launched counter insurgency raids overnight killing thirteen rebel fighters marginally and not that again i cannot they

cashing in for billions of dollars according to reports just last year i.b.m. security says cyber criminals now at four hundred forty five billion dollars from tax fraud so in filing your taxes make sure your cues a tax service that will protect your information center to avoid being scammed and washington actually banks art. we're going to squeeze in a quick break but before we do here's a quiz question for you when was the first u.s. government income tax imposed on individuals was it in seventeen seventy six eighteen sixty one or nineteen thirty four while the answer we are back. in july twenty second taking on an attempt to freelance journalist working with a. militant shelling in syria. to own a second funds which he has established a holiday such as memorial day will recognize war reporters who often risk in the sake of the truth comes through that. you can submit to your published works in a video form written form to award the t.v. don't come into now. well by side not. to be a little we'll be up a summer and then to plant the seeds in the air the folks

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tax returns with the iraqis cashing in for billions of dollars according to reports just last year i.b.m. security says cyber criminals net four hundred forty five billion dollars from tax fraud so in filing your taxes make sure your cues a tax service that will protect your information for the to avoid being scammed and washington actually banks art. we're going to squeeze in a quick break but before we do here's a quiz question for you when was the first u.s. government income tax imposed on individuals was it is seventeen seventy six eighteen sixty one or nineteen thirty four was the answer when we come back. well the best place to go was a real person on that. flight to san jacinto there before see up to the podium so that the delegates. in this room wanted to preserve a single pulse but stuff like that. will be in three years the board has assessed a lot i've told. you don't want to stop at nothing to standish tennis until. it's done. you sound so female to ballet speech your own forces she was. going to measure that a mortar because as much to me and. join me every thursday on the

city college in new york and obtainedo long career with well known companies such as lockheed martin, i.b.m., and ampex. after meeting his wife, fred moved from san francisco to fairfield bay, arkansas. here he retired to enjoy a slower pace of life in the ozarks in the natural state. as a man currently in his late 80's, fred has turned his horribly painful childhood memories of the trials he faced and so many other jews faced and experienced during the holocaust into an educational moment. . in a letter to me he mentioned a lesson he wants to give to our arkansas students. not only can we use this as a way to think of our future in the country and the world, but we can recognize the seed in each student, each student has a dream they must find it now, not later, so they can focus their life on their future he understands the deep need for education and how it plays a part in our moments of history. it's an honor for me and my staff not only to have met such an inspirational person but to also represent him in the people's house. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate think friend, duche

with i.b.m. or to forgive somebody like me a convicted war criminal seeks out the survivors of a prison camp to apologize for the crimes of his past i just can't get even better i showing. the unforgiven a weakness documentary on al-jazeera my old team ascap. did not. discover a wealth of award winning programming from a round the clock challenge your perception of what i was hearing sounded so far fetched that i thought there was lives but lo and behold it was true groundbreaking documentary. fearless journalism better life let me add. see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. and again you're watching as a reminder of our top stories this hour russia has warned britain it's playing with fire heated exchange at the u.n. security council meeting was called to discuss the poisoning of a russian former double agent in england which the u.k. accuses russia of being responsible for. u.s. president donald trump has described a large group of migrants from central america as being the s

when there was a major anti trust investigation into companies like i.b.m. and later in the ninety's into microsoft so i think those kind of issues may be reawakened and again mark zuckerberg will be very keen to make sure that he can avoid any kind of antitrust discussion. you know i'd like you to stay there for me if you don't mind because there are some other internet privacy issues which we want to get your views on a between lawyer and i we just going to set this up for of us here this was a new report by the nonprofit mazuma foundation which revealed the biggest dangers posed by the internet today is a quick run through its warning privacy and competition of being undermined by the consolidation all of the big companies the facebook the googles the amazons and that fake news has reached epidemic proportions because of an online advertising economy that actually rewards things like abuse and fraud and misinformation so it's a calling for people's privacy to be more protected given around thirty billion connected devices are going to go online in the nex

these demands by robin many thanks dave roman for us to walk a live and yet of an assault because i.b.m. is the director of the university of southern california institute of amin studies she joins us now live via skype from get of and good to have you with a sense of what do you make of of what's going on here is the republican party likely to relinquish power in the face of these mass protests. you know the short answer is yes but the explanation for that is the following that in any society there are all sorts of political institutions that allow for protest right you go to visit your elected officials office you call a town hall meeting you sign a petition you go to the television stations well all of those institutions the work the people go to the street in this case they went to the streets in large enough numbers that the prime minister resigned but their demands were to this mantle of the system some of the students who are on strike today said you can't have reform if it's the same system that's implementing those reforms and so the reason the protesters went back on the stree

i.b.m.'e quarter growth streak is already in doubt and shares fell in extended trading after reported narrow profit margins and no revenue growth, excluding growth from a weak u.s. dollar and cast a shadow over an effort to sell more profitable cloud based software to revive growth after five years of revenue declines. and starbucks is closing more than half its stores in the u.s. on may 29 for an afternoon of bias training and the move comes as the coffee giant scrambles to restore trust after the arrest of two black patrons in a cafe in philadelphia. according to bloomberg calculations it could set back revenue y at $24.2 last year about $7 million in lost sales. that's your bloomberg business flash. mark? mark: thanks a lot, taylor. let's talk financials, goldman sachs shares raising yesterday and marty chavez speaking on the first quarter conference all. he faced queries about marketing expenses and was pushed for a breakdown of spending on tech which he declined to provide, the core came