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it's all centered on how it's not able to compete with the likes of afl bit, amazon or microsoft which is as your when it comes to the cloud. last year oracle popped when it reported but then gave up the whole game maybe it pops again, but the trajectory from after that last quarter, it makes me wary. last month he spent time with adobe ceo and went to the san francisco office, beautiful offices in san francisco boy did i like what i saw. he is harnessing artificial intelligence to make better presentations and applications doeb has become the premier marketer of the web with truly breathtaking tools we're in a strange environment right now. tech goes in and out of favor in a single session like today, where the internet of things, semis and cell phone stocks started incredibly strong on an up day and finished down my feeling is trading doeb may be a bad call. i like it as an investment, if you're willing to buy the stock and hold it giving the dominance in online marketing. can i just say it's a very hard stock to hold on to. but you've got to believe because the company has built a f

understanding so we can arrive somewhere in about an hour and we now know something a little bit more about afl this stuff is to actually imagine rearranging title a little bit. and that's how i'll do the discussion and start with plato system and then talking why is it an untold story and then we'll talk about friendly orange glow and what the heck that is, and then -- we'll spend a lot of time on dawn of cyberculture. and then we'll have time for question with and answer. so -- let's dive right in and talk about the plato system. so what is this thing? as we heard in the introduction, the acronym stands for program logic for automatic teaching operation os which is a real tongue twister. the material was coined in 1960s so this goes way, with way, way back. and -- basically the idea, vision of plato back in 1960 only a few years after mechanical machines were starting to be built at harvard and some other places to attempt to teach subjects to students particularly grade school kids and also some college students. the idea was, you know, we should try to use a computer because it would be muc

so i love afl those people. but sometimes people make kanyia they have one with quote or they appear just a fleeting instance. there's one that i like i don't know her name. union officer is in the shannon valley and notices 75-year-old woman who is marching along with the union army termed not to be left behind and he says she's walking for freedom i suppose. so there's literally hundreds of people in there, and it was hard choosing just switch vignette chawrp them so unfair question but we'll stop request that. [laughter] >> so in the book you discuss gettysburg. and 50,000 men from both sides were killed, and so is this really turning point in the war and also i was wonder if you would like to talk about story of john who is another character in the book and his retreat with wounded from gettyburg. >> well it seems a little insensitive to come from pennsylvania to virginia so say that it was not turning point of the war but you know i'm doing that. [laughter] you know, we look back on it and it seems that it

. >> brenda, with that i'd like to recognize the executive director of the council of the afl-cio, and having done two tours of duty in iraq. >> thank you very much. i'm the executive director of the union veterans council. i lead an organization that represents well over 1 million working class veterans, and hundreds of thousands of retired veterans across this country. like many millions of young men and women, when i turned 18, i signed a line to go fight for an idea of america. i served proudly. i served with dignity. what i didn't realize, when i came home, i had to come home to a different fight. i came home in 2009. i found myself without a job, i found myself without a degree and i found myself without a future. and this is the same story of hundreds of thousands of veterans around this country and this generation. we have come home to a rigged system that rewards the wealthy and overlooks everyone else. since 2009, when i came home, i was able to find a very good job. i got lucky. i became construction worker. pipe welder, to be precise. and as i did that, i decided to dedicat

the afl-cio. the bricklayers. that's who is doing most of this investing on behalf of little people like me who don't have the knowledge or the time to be able to go through 100 pages of really fine print, really detailed stuff, to determine which person i should vote for on a board of a company i don't know much about. that's it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional 30 seconds. mr capuano: who are the worst of the worst of the people who hire these people. the dominican sisters hire these people. they are put together for the purpose of ripping the heart out of corporate america. those dominican sisters, they are evil investors. let's not forget the daughters of charity. oh, terrible, terrible people. they're so busy caring for the poorest people in the world that they take time out of that in order to find a way to stick it to the biggest corporate people in the country. ms. waters: 30 seconds to the gentleman. mr capuano: yet they use proxy advisors. who want this is bill? ever

and now he will be in afl and when he walks out. so, watching that. watching for more reaction.very close eye on the senate. if that is the case, it is going to be a big move for him. is a lawyer will hold a press conference at his home in detroit. >> sandra: what an hour. to see you 12:00 p.m. >> jon: michael flynn in court right now, where he isn't reportedly expected it to plead guilty of charges of making false statements to the fbi. friday morning to you, i am jon scott. >> melissa: catherine herridge is live in washington right now. she is inside the courtroom. she i

high, you know so it seems that there's an echo effect also booming oil l means booming manufacturing aflhat creating amazing high paying jobs. now i guess the big question here is, we've come back a lot in oil fix a resistance plan, and do we break out through there could we and enough discipline among american frackers and o'perk not to overproduce and let price go up a little bit? >> fannie mae and freddie tracke learning as ofs did 22 ngtd almost 300 more rigs onis line but they seem to be bringing them back be in an orderly fashion not to disrupt prices. so maybe they've learned hard way. >> i'm skeptical it will could be. the history suggest that these guyses are are big tackers they talk about pulling back. but they always wait for their neighbor like we're all much more careful this time. but i don't see that they isly tbhies to see. they spend more than they should each time and temperatures us as kiewrls because prices come down that puts a ceiling on all of us and natural gas price and oil prices so more bullish about us but not necessarily about the industry. rng thank you it

the steelelworkers un here i in the united states, one of f the largest ununions in the afl-cicio, here, stunned the wod of american labor two years ago whenen they isissued a press ree announcing the formal alliance-- i'll use their words--ththe forl aalliance betweeeen the steelworkers union of the united statates, which-h--i don'tt know many members it has, but in the hundreds of thousands, big union--with mondragon, the corporate--that huge, successful worker's self-directed enterprise in spain. and i remember many of us were taken aback. "what an interesting idea. an alliance." what did it mean? well, the details were hard to come by. it seems asas though there was discussion, obviously, between them. they issued a joint press release anand had a press conference. but it's hard to tell, so i'm now going to imagine where this might go. i'm not saying that's where they're taking it. i don't know exactly where they're going to take it, or even whether they're going to take it somewhere, but here's what i would do. imagine a trade union movement with a completely different strategic id