a model, situation of powers. now, i think this is a good point to pause and make a point that i would want to make frequently throughout this talk and that is to say we oftentimes looked at scripture when looking at models not for the specific nuts and bolts of what this might look like in the application, but what they saw or what they believed to see which was a model of republicanism or a model of due process or a model of separation of powers. it reassured them that these were ideas that enjoyed divine favor and again, they may look elsewhere and the separation of powers and they're attracted to the writings of someone like montesgue who writes for the specific nuts and bolts and is present for the idea and scripture and comforts the piest that god approves of the political principle. third -- third, the bible may have influenced some specific provisions written into the united states constitution. let me give you again, several examples and i'm going to start with an example that we might agree is arguably in

you have one of those fairytale stories of being discovered as a model. >> in a mall. >> trevor: in aevor: you were walking through a mall. >> i was 13 years old, and i was with one of my good friends, and i was walking through a mall and was discovered. >> trevor: right. >> and it-- it started my modeling career. >> trevor: how does that happen? >> it's, like, not a typical-- typical day at the mall. but i was stopped, and i was asked if i would be interested in walking in a runway show. >> trevor: right. >> and i said, "i don't even know what that means, but sure." >> trevor: but, like, how does a person do it without being a creep? how do you know it's not a roy moore-like person in a mall asking 13-year-olds if they want to model? >> it could have been that. i mean, thank goodness it was not. >> trevor: right. >> but, no, i feel like i have had a bit of a cinderella story. >> revor: right. >> and feel really, really lucky that it wasn't that. and that it was the beginning of a career. and i grew up in the midwest, and i had no idea that some day i would be a model. and it happened

we know from model aircraft there is a significant attrition and interest in activity within model aircraft. 35%igure it is about 30% to of someone who got into the hobby and a year later decided it was not for them. if you just take that number, and you take all the incidents that have occurred in a year's time, whether they are valid or actually proven to be a safety concern, it translates into lesson .2% of the registered community. i know we will have growing pains in this industry. it is inevitable. i do think we need to put it into perspective. we need to take the tag of a sinister approach to uas off and start looking at the positive aspects. >> we have time for one more question. add while you're waiting to put your hand up, we need to look strategically at hadley deal -- how do we deal with the careless in the criminal? -- wecan figure out a way know there are different types of technology that can monitor the activity of drones. we note there is a lot of unauthorized flights in the nation's capital already. it goes back to the manufacturers. there should be a way to look at what i

myself started out with models and dpift gift frs my family and christmas with ali l control a mod else. led me into an almost 50-year career in full scale aviation, but many of our laud able pioneers in aviation accredit their success and interest to model airplanes. people like rue tanarmstrong. hoot gym sgibson. all started out with model airplanes. as members of the ama, but more important ly, model aircraft hae been use and continue to be used as teaching tools within our school curriculums for s.t.e.m. education. they have hundreds of programs in the k 12 setting across the country where they're used just for that purpose and teach kids not only aeronautic, but science, technology, engineering and math. equal equal equally -- my phone keeps going on here. equally, the advent of uas has revitalized that concept because i look at uas as kind of being a perfect storm in the s.t.e.m. curriculum area. not only does it incorp. aeronautic, but it incorporates computer science. but as craig fuller used say, before the days when we were making america great again, we were trying to make am

quite honestly, we considered a model airplane the rubber band powered aircraft. and interesting story, the wright brothers actually accredit their interest in aviation into a toy that was given to them as a child from their dad. it was a rudimentary rubber band-powered helicopter that had a stick with a rotor on one end, attached to a rubber band and stabilizer fin on the other end. and as they flew that aircraft and started studying, if you would, from just a layman standpoint, aeronautics, redesigned it, and came up with several different designs. and from that day forward, model aircraft have been integral into the development and the new technologies for aeronautics and for aerospace sciences. the wright brothers actually used models to test their wing designs for their first gliders. and as late as the space shuttle incidents, the means by which they transport from cape kennedy -- the kennedy space center to edwards air force base was solved using a model airplane. you guys have all seen the pictures of the space shuttle on the back of a 747 in that transport

but a career in modeling would mean revealing a whole lot more. >> for me was not easy to work as a model can remember one day i was very sad. i called my friend and say, i make a picture in lingerie and i feel like god doesn't like me. and she told me, zore, look, god is so busy with other people or terrorists, you are the end of them, you know? >> so kind of thank god you left. >> i think it was the best thing what's happened in my life. i understand what is the meaning of life, to be a human, to have freedom. i think modeling was not for me just a job. >> it was the vehicle that let you find your freedom. >> exactly, exactly. >> you're the world's only afghan supermodel. >> i'm just a model. >> model. >> just a model. >> zore found her freedom in berlin on the journey from the burqa to the bikini. and she's in good company. berliners have always sought freedom of expression. and on the eastern side of the berlin wall, they found their own route to leb race by stripping down even further. and in doing so slyly raising the middle finger to their communist oppressors. my driver patrick is

about being a role model. i think many of my colleagues would say, maybe it is a bit -- you always want to be rewarded for your contributions. this is nothing to do with gender. see how important it is that there be role models and you have to accept the fact that you are a role model on the appropriate thing. at one point, another image that sticks out in my mind, this is maybe 15 years ago, i was down in australia giving a financial services presentation. thought i'd done an ok job of this. a couple people came up to me afterwards. i thought this man would tell me this is great or he disagrees. he looked at me and said i wish my daughters have been here. it's funny the moments you remember. you do have to realize any of us in these positions of any kind of influence we are a role model for someone. .omen do need role models we are still a small minority that run the business is. you need role models to say that is possible. it is hard to dream to be something if you don't see other people liked this. david: a

a new c. class c.m.g. model the scene forty three coup for a three leader of a six power plant has an output of two hundred eighty seven kilowatts seventeen more than its predecessor five hundred twenty new meters of torque which the mercedes from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and four point seven seconds and translate into lots of fun at the wheel. already has launched an r. w. a spider model of the r e v ten r. ws stands for rear wheel series and is a limited edition as the mean implies the rear wheel drive replaces the all wheel drive making this special edition some forty kilos lighter than a conventional r eight spyder. purchased under its a moment would have thought families could use small vans but opel has stopped producing it's a little more even so the nish has to be filled ideally with that trendy car such as the crossland x. based on the pujo two thousand eight thousand. the automotive industry is in transition with the ongoing issue of pushing sales figures down for vans and station wagons

hybrid is practically a transitional model as to what will be the horse's most important vehicle in the near future it's out in twenty one thousand and is again a four seater but this one will be all actory. the so-called mission e. will apparently charge to eighty percent. of capacity and under fifteen minutes it will come without quote a more than four hundred forty kilowatts in a range of over five hundred kilometers. per se these is rolling out a new sheet classy energy model for the scene forty three kukri is three leader v six power plant has an output of two hundred eighty seven kilowatts seventeen more than its predecessor five hundred twenty new meters of torque pushed the mercedes from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour in four point seven seconds and translate into lots of fun at the wheel. audi has launched an r w a spider model of the wii ten are ws stands for rear wheel series and is a limited edition as the name applies the rear wheel drive replaces the all wheel drive making the special edition some forty kilos lighter than a conventional r eight spyder. purchased t

of the imagination, but a model for how those interests could be brought into alignment. and we all know how that happened. that happened because the one thing that unites texans is the fact that they do not want federal government to do anything. and it was the federal action that turned around and created the opportunity. for the edwards. can i go one step further? >> please. >> it's been a few years since texas last really took a a top-down approach in trying to address the water problem. you guys know about the 1968 texas state water plant. that was a water plan that would have replied the entire state of texas. that was a water plan that would've channeled the mississippi river all the way across the northern way down to the rio grande valley. it would have created a system reservoirs. it would have required phenomenal energy. the waters of the mississippi would've reached out to new mexico. governor connally was an advocate of that plan. marvin nichols was an advocate of that plan. and when governor connally was trying to sell that plan, one of the things that he us

a fair. few other porsche models. in surrey began a long tech ometer remains as a tribute to the porsche three fifty six otherwise the various indicators have been replaced all around a car with high resolution display. a battery together with its housing way around three hundred kilos reports around ot charging up via a homeless old socket takes around six hours but then you'll be set for trips end of town and back again stopped on the that's all. the electric motor improves the fish and sea but also provides extra power in a sense and delivers an additional turmoil i goosed when excel orating. at speeds of ninety kilometers per hour and more or at the touch of a button the body colored rear spoiler engaged to increase the downforce a quick shifting for should dual clutch transmission with a gears transfers the power to the standard fitted active all wheel drive system. is what ronald finds most impressive is the acceleration from that one hundred twenty kilometers per hour in just two point two seconds that's the pri

modeling expert and he's a modeling expert and he somebody who have a deep expertise in what models tell how they can be adjusted. he of course comes to the fed chairman as a former investment banker. richard clarida is going to bring that to him. >> we have john williams expected to take over. of the three of them, how is worried -- warranted? >> they are in charge of overall policy. john williams will the in charge of contributor of the new york fed because has an open vote in the market committee. he is also an intellectual heavyweight in terms of the fed. the chairman now has less monetary experience that we have seen in many decades. but he has two of the strongest fact that we have seen in a long time. aboutyou were to talk economic bias, where would you put him on the spectrum? >> he sort of in the middle. he worked on the bush administration as the chief economist. he is known as a pragmatist rather than an ideologue. he looks at what is best for the overall economy. and through the filter of modeling. that is a little less ideological from someone coming at the economy from taxe

type of interest and just a regular publishing printing books doesn't work very well as a model unless you have a ton of them out there. in our case the decision was whatever they published i we pud be decided by the economics. with the deciding factor would be if it was precipitated here and that was based on knowing that the information was not known. i used to traveling still travel with a bunch of people that know a lot about history. these were people who lived in history. that tells me that information has to be in the world, the same thing with the gentle men who did a small pamphlet in 1970 dealing with the civilization. you might ask that the thought of a black man in 1970 remember he has no history that pulls together enough sources that he can argue that in fact not only is there a presence there is an origin in the civilization and it holds the same that most of the writers that have taken a look at the civilization use some of the same sources that he used. is it economically? no. so one of the reasons in our case that i say to that we formed a printing company abou

you might get me can make hundreds of little wooden models like this from all makes of cars or building a full scale model like this is something you only do once in a lifetime there will be a second time. that the sawing in sanding is done michelle plans to spend the coming years showing off the fruits of his labor. and expose it i want to exhibited in art galleries and the big museums on the shawls are losing power as. they don't exist and maybe even at the foot of the eiffel tower. that's why i think the. silk road beyond knows that his car is a real attraction after all people were drawn to it from the moment the wooden dish of the. made its debut in the streets of los. many people dream of quitting their job and travelling the world perhaps you do too but there are also lots of speed bumps on the way costs and commitments often put people off but a couple from berlin found an alternative way to make their dream a reality in two thousand and twelve and. include figured out how to travel the world while making money jury in their travels but unlike most people they didn't hit the road

already has launched an r w a spider model of the r e v ten r. ws stands for rear wheel series and is a limited edition as the name implies the rear wheel drive replaces the all wheel drive making the special edition some forty kilos lighter than a conventional r eight spyder. purchased i'm sure it's a moment would have thought the families could use small bands but opel has stopped producing its little more even so the knish has to be filled ideally with that trendy car such as the crossland x. based on the two thousand and eight thousand. the automotive industry is in transition with the ongoing s.u.v. boom pushing sales figures down for vans and station wagons if any money is left to be made with them car makers will have to act fast to crush land axes push obese allowed for a shorter development face while widening the profit margin. was honest about smart andre's especially impressed by the crossland x.'s maneuverability the steering ratio may not be all that direct but it has a very intuitive feel and the steering is neither too squishy nor

a high school diploma e.g. o. is only one of twenty eight businesses and join john that have joined forces to create their own pool of highly skilled workers for them embracing the job an apprenticeship model means addressing one of the biggest problems in u.s. manufacturing we cannot find workers out there that have the basic skills as an industrial mechanic a machinist electrician any of the true vocational trades that we used to create in america forty fifty years ago the german system is is a really good example for a model to follow the apprenticeship you have in germany one hundred years old gives us exactly the programs that we need to create that work for. the german system combines hands on training and classroom learning same here colin mckeon spends half of his day at union center education center which brings together schools colleges and companies we're seeing a tremendous growth in the skill set of these young people we hear it from our employers we're seeing growth in our employers they're getting trained mentors who have a skill set that perhaps they didn't have before to teach young people how to get ready for the jobs of the future in the fact. supports comes from the ger

would pay more taxes than they receive in basic income a u b i's a redistribution of wealth or both a model various as a society we urgently need some form of redistribution if everyone received the basic income that would open up the ways of figuring that out. and you're underestimating human selfishness. maybe but the idea that we're all ruled by selfishness is very strongly embedded in our society because it just defies our capitalist narrative. what we're seeing now what we see happening to the environment is calling that into question maybe i am underestimating human selfishness but we have to find new rationales new narratives to live by many say digitalisation and globalisation will cost so many jobs that we'll have to rethink things could be part of that. promise a cynical point of view i'd say it's going to be a huge challenge bigger than we're able to deal with i don't think we need to fear digitalisation but i do think we're underestimating that it's not just about robots it's about algorithms and neural networks which are patterned on the human brain that we might be able to dig

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michelle is something of an expert at making wooden cars but one to ten scale model once he exhibits them in a little museum which he opens to visitors. he says wouldn't issue though is now the name exhibit and his masterpiece. you might get on top and you can make hundreds of little wooden models like this from all makes of cars or building a full scale model like this is something you only do once in a lifetime there will be a second time. to sawing in sanding is done michelle plans to spend the coming years showing off the fruits of his labor. and expose it all i want to exhibited in art galleries and the big new zealand is on the shelves are these am powerless. you know they don't exist so it may be even at the foot of the eiffel tower. opiate that's what. it is still grow beyond knows that his car is a real attraction after all people were drawn to it from the moment the wooden dish of the. made its debut in the streets of los. many people dream of quitting their job and traveling the world perhaps you do too but there are also lots of speed bumps on the way costs and commitments often pu

once he's had an idea he starts to sketch for a model. and then you haven't yet made any plans autobahn quokka this is my favorite bridge come this way and at one point the idea came china there's a housing shortage across germany especially in the cities so what are the little house were built in the bridge pillars that are sort of tiny houses totally fashionable right now and. it will solve a lot of problems. back in his studio he gets to work on his solution to the housing crisis. invests from two weeks to three months on his meticulously crafted three d. models. sometimes i wonder why i do this to myself it would all be much easier if i use photoshop but by doing it this way i feel like i'm breathing life into things. once he's finished his three d. model face across the result with an analog large format camera that's around thirty years old. his photographs depict scenes just like the real thing only not quite could it doesn't alter the images digitally before he publishes them. his most recent book is called life style. it's his thi

even to follow a german model and have mens choirs. and you can still find a few of them, the socialists mens inging groups in places like eureka pennsylvania. what they are doing is attempting to create a working class culture and a working-class politics. ell, they had competition. i mentioned the american federation of labor, which was successfully organizing. at its head was a disillusioned socialist who gave up on socialism, but thought organizing workers, not for evolution, but for a more just society. o what the american federation of labor was doing, they are not trying to overthrow the system. they are trying to guarantee better working conditions, higher pay, and what were called the bread and butter issues, and insurance for workers who were maimed and could not support their amilies again. so you have on the left the anarchists on the far left, but you have a kind of center labor movement emerging too. the anarchists that i am going to return to now had their own internal problems as well as xternal. they were divided over p

models. and you have to accept the fact that you are a role model on the appropriate things. ♪ ♪ david: so do that for a woman to rise up to be the head of ibm had to be better than the men, or do you think it really didn't make a difference? ginni: i do not think in ibm it made a difference. david: people who are subordinate who come to you and you don't like their ideas, do you ever, you know, yell at them, scream at them, which men often do, or are you just quiet about it and tell them quietly their ideas are no good? how do you tell people you're not happy? ginni: well, i am not a screamer. never was. david: you don't throw things? something like that? ginni: no, no, i don't think i've ever thrown anything. but i have always believed in the way to challenge things is to challenge them. it is the intellectual. and so, i always feel, look, you need to know what you are talking about. and so, to me, i have no trouble being the one to ask questions, and i think that is the best way to challenge things. david: so do you feel a certain responsibility as a woman ceo to mentor other women and spe

s differential lock turn the polo into a compact sports go. the new model comes with a six speed dual clutch transmission and makes the dash to one hundred kilometers per hour in six point seven seconds top speed is some two hundred thirty seven and there will be a manual shift edition at a later date. the multifunction steering wheel allows the driver to switch the information displayed on the digital dashboard a very modern touch but not exclusive to the g.c.i. the regular polo additions are also available with a virtual cockpit. i point to to improve the g.t. i use not smallest as right it's thirty five centimeters longer than the original g.t. i mean really notice that at the back where there's ample space he recommends the fabric seat covers with a plan pattern which most wagon calls. also like the virtual cockpit which lets you customize the instrument displays as well as being modern it's cutting edge technology not just a cluster of blinking lights so as to take. the polo g.t. i is only available in a four door version. but the l.e.d. headlamps with

because we had a model. we had george jackson as a model who'd gone to jail, had educated himself and to become devoted and committed to the community. we had malcolm x as a model would gone to jail as a petty criminal and do it educated himself and came out, was very committed to the community. well, feeling like there so much brainpower as i still feel in the jails today and knowing that education and self education was one tool to transform people in jail, that's why that bookstore was there. that bookstore was connected as a vision. that bookstore was connected to publishing company. that publishing company would publish books for not only that bookstore, it would publish books that would be sold throughout the black community and be sold and moved to the jails, okay? then there was, you guessed it, a printing company that was connected to it. that was what i created when it came out of the black panther party. and so i've been fortunate enough, we begin talking about mission. i've been fortunate enough

michael: one of the strategists at bloomberg has a cool market-based economic reduction model. the flattening of the curve -- he looks at the 110 curve, but they all tell a similar story. multiyear lows in these curves. it does increase the risk of recession. that is the most important thing in his model. the last time he read it, it was a 35% chance of recession within two years. that is still below 50% as far as two years out goes an immediate term and closer to the future. not much of a risk. the more it flattens, the more the risk would go up. curves can flatten and invert a long time before the economy turns south. vonnie: what art strategist doing for earnings? are you -- what a sing in projections? michael: looking at the -- what are we seeing in projections? michael: not much has come down. everyone is excited about the tax cuts. big dividend payments are coming soon. people are bullish about that. there are lots of reasons to be bullish about dividends and buybacks coming. look that have to half the world is closed today, so the volume is not superstrong today. that is

these days it's quite hard for a young thing that the media want them to be a model and actress a sports person you know an oscar winning whatever it's not just only about the music at least that's the way it seems to be in the media the environment in which we all live as an artist has changed dramatically in the last ten or fifteen years and those that's fine that's reality all of that stuff is always going to be there but in fact you offered one sentence almost rather by the side or be the best singer they can i personally think that's what all starts i cannot do much about the business i have no there's no no part of this program it is project will in that sense other than i do spins serious time talking about health and time management but all the stuff about career is not what we're about here here is about. how you can be the best singer you can be let's go back and see what else is coming. up sci fi it wants a tool. me to leave early this is and leave. just. mind had its history or if. it does in the me. first thought. twelve bars. and not and not. how do you know you don't know.

could this be a model for others to fol welcome to our viewers on public television here in amloica and around the. the comedian bill cosby, once a lovable figure on american tv, has been convicted of sexual assault. andrea constand told the court how cosby drugged her at his home in 2004 and assaulted her.o she of dozens of women who haveed accosby of molesting them over a period of panning 50 years. cosby's lawyers clhe encounters were consensual aleem maqbool reports. aleem: he was an icon, one of the most watched men on television. he came to court today to find, confident he would walk free. he was wrong outside the courtroom, moments after bill cosby was convicted, some of those who accused him of sexual assault found it hard to contain their emotion. and their relief that he will now go to prison for his crimes. >> i thank the jury, i think the prosecution. when i lookeat the jury, there was one young black man on the jury who son, and i know they disappointment he felt looking at a beloved blackni male, i icther figure, and being able to render a guilty ve i thank him. aleem: on

into last month's deadly crash in mountain view involving a model x. on auto pilot. they say they actually gave tesla the boot for releasing crash-related data without running it by them first. tesla fired back with: misleading claims that have been made about autopilot." tesla also says: the company plans to make an official complaint to congress about the n-t-s-b. but -- it will still cooperate with the investigation. >>> tesla always says the company plans to make an official complaint to congress about the ntsb but it will still cooperate with the investigation. >>> tonight could be a breakthrough in self-driving car technology. a company says it has created something that no one else can offer right now. we go to san jose with the race to be first. >> so, they are designing ... >> reporter: in less than 2 months this state professor and his students will finish building their first ever self- -driving car. >> designed it to employ a light on. >> instead of radar, ultrasonic sensors or cameras, he chose to use lidar. it measures distance and gives

once he's had an idea he stands to sketch for a model. and then you haven't yet made a leap it's autobahn quokka this is my favorite bridge come this way and at one point the idea came china there's a housing shortage across germany especially in the cities so whatever little house were built in the bridge pillars that are sort of tiny houses totally fashionable right now and. it will solve a lot of problems. back in his studio he gets to work on his solution to the housing crisis. invests from two weeks to three months on his meticulously crafted three d. models. sometimes i wonder why i do this to myself it would all be much easier if i use photoshop but by doing it this way i feel like i'm breathing life into things. once it's finished his. photographs the result with an analog camera that's around thirty years old. his photographs depict just like the only. doesn't alter the images digitally before he publishes them. his most recent book is called life style. it's his third. stage the feels with his or her own imagination. to me that's

you feel like you're immersed in another word harry potter's folks on pl itself the casa served as a model for what school whether it's true or not one thing is for sure the site is magical and especially popular on instagram and that means it's a part of our serious europe's famous landmarks. edinburgh castle sits on of all comic plugs called casa rock the towers over the scottish capital it's one of the most visited historical attractions in scotland and it's a sight that by the locals no visitors can get enough of. american illustrator cassandra hamilton has lived in edinburgh for the past seven years. she often sketches the costal. you know no matter where you are in edinburgh there's the castle you know you could. see it as you're sort of walking between the neighborhoods in between street and between the buildings you know you see it sort of almost sort of following you around. and the view from castle rock isn't too bad either archaeologists have traced human occupation of the site back to the on the edge there has been a royal castle here since at least the twelfth century the comp

slightly ahead in fourth place is the daughter of a model and a real estate developer and she's not just all over instagram she models for victoria's secret and is a spokesperson for dior make up. sister g g r d it is number three she's twice as popular with thirty nine million followers. it's hard to believe that her career got off to a slow start she was rejected by a number of agencies the first to all considered are overweight. next up is cara delevingne she found fame modeling for chanel for instance but she's also an actress and stars in the sign five blockbuster of a literary she's got over forty one million followers virtual kisses all around. their kendall jenner reigns at number one the reality t.v. star and kim kardashian and how sr is eighty eight point seven million followers in twenty seventeen she was also ranked the best paid model in the world. and that was this week's ranking now virtual objects in the real world the headsets are currently being tested by all kinds of companies the hope is that the modern technology will save time and money in the future. in deca a comp