for obvious reedy scenes you don't want to see how it would be a bad idea. but arguments they've made and they draw upon looking at self driving cars and just as automation might reduce accidents and save lives, could there be ways that machines and warfare can make better decisions? but i look at concerns about stability and interactions between states. when you look at stock trading where most of the trades are done by machines and bots. we've seen accidents that come from that. unexpected interactions between algorithms the two horrifying catastrophes. they been able to mitigate the challenges by installing circuit breakers that take them off line if it changes too quickly. doesn't stop the problems but it reduces them from causing too much trouble. there's no one to call timeout in war. so what happens if there's a flash or? and we deal with that. >> then the end of the book looks at the history of regulations. an international effort underway led by about two dozen states calling for an international treaty to ban these weapons. i look back at the histo

for obvious reedy scenes you don't want to see how it would be a bad idea. but arguments they've made and they draw upon looking at self driving cars and just as automation might reduce accidents and save lives, could there be ways that machines and warfare can make better decisions? but i look at concerns about stability and interactions between states. when you look at stock trading where most of the trades are done by machines and bots. we've seen accidents that come from that. unexpected interactions between algorithms the two horrifying catastrophes. they been able to mitigate the challenges by installing circuit breakers that take them off line if it changes too quickly. doesn't stop the problems but it reduces them from causing too much trouble. there's no one to call timeout in war. so what happens if there's a flash or? and we deal with that. >> then the end of the book looks at the history of regulations. an international effort underway led by about two dozen states calling for an international treaty to ban these weapons. i look back at the histo

his voice is reedy and weak.h tone. >> that's my first -- >> he is stumbling for his words. he is not buttoned up. he is not polished. >> that's my first speech as a candidate. >> he is a terrible candidate. >> he was shy. he didn't like small talk. he didn't do back slapping. >> he was running against a guy named kenneth keating. an older white-haired veteran so-called liberal republican. >> taking a page out of jack's campaign book, bobby brings in his mother rose. >> i know you have come to hear about bob and why i think he is eminently fitted to be a 96th senator. >> he put his mother on television, i remember. she was really good. she insisted on writing her own statement, by the way. she wouldn't take anything from anybody else. she was -- she was really a tough -- she was something of a battle axe. >> that's a very dangerous thing. i don't want you to move it all the way. >> we'll move it right away. >> rose was the mayor of boston's daughter. she was a natural political woman herself. she loved to campaig