ashlee: intense. erik: is he the next steve jobs? ashlee: some make the case that he is bigger.: we will say what about him. ashlee: people will start pulling out the quotes. the stuff from 2008 when both companies were collapsing -- his psychological turmoil at the time. erik: amazing stuff. cannot wait to read the book. ashlee vance. his new biography is out next week. cisco's john chambers in the next hour. ♪ ers." erik: good morning, everybody. welcome to the second hour of "market makers." i'm erik schatzker. stephanie: i love this timeslot or i'm stephanie ruhle here you can see our friend betty liu during lunchtime at noon. now we will talk to you about what we've got this hour. this company wants to recruit you. h&m's new play to attain young talent and where it's making heroes in the fast fashion business. stephanie: neil ferguson is the with us this hour. spending versus austerity. he takes a couple more shots. stephanie: i think of him as a global influencer. erik: i wonder what he thinks of himself. stephanie: he was a globetrotter and influencer, without a doubt. ho

the book on elon musk hits bookshelves by our very own vance.man -- ashlee gave us aday, ashlee peeknto silicon valley's most interesting under for newer -- interesting onto per newer -- business leader. ashlee: he think that spaces where things should go to, and that is his passion. do anally, he wanted to gesture, he had all this money from paypal, he went to the nasa website, they had nothing about mars. so he said, i might send some mice to mars, or send some plants to mars to get them to grow oxygen, or get them to buy some rockets to make this happen. he was dealing with her so shady, so he decided he was sent whoever he wanted to so he- were so shady, decided he would send whoever he wanted to mars. about howll us more it was killed tesla -- how it almost killed tesla? ashlee: it is a very interesting story, the spacex story, these people worked 100 hours per year, but it wasn't until i reported this where i really appreciated how people committed to this mission and you start to see how he does these things that are other silly -- otherwise silly or impossible. when we evalua

ashlee vance profiles elon musk. the cohost of npr's morning edition recounts the removal of native americans from the southeast in jackson land. also being released is the foreign affairs columnist for time magazine looking at the role that america plays overseas in superpower. and the jefferson rule this historian examines different ways that readers have used america's founding others to promote contemporary policies. and looking at american inventors and capitalist spin who built that. look for these titles and more this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> we talked to bill crawford as we outlined the development of the inner coastal waterway. >> it was built for anybody and anyone. a lot of sailors, a lot of sailboats barges. steamers. there were four principal investors in the waterway and they were all key businessmen. they included this doctor doctor john glasscock, who was a medical doctor a surveyor. he was everything. and in 1855 he will survey the whole state of florida.

ashlee vance profiles elon musk. the cohost of npr's morning edition recounts the removal of native americans from the southeast in jackson land. also being released is the foreign affairs columnist for time magazine looking at the role that america plays overseas in superpower. and the jefferson rule this historian examines different ways that readers have used america's founding others to promote contemporary policies. and looking at american inventors and capitalist spin who built that. look for these titles and more this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv.

her reporting bring stories to life in particular that the are first to attend ashlee wife for whom the book is titled illustrating not only the valor of these women and their bravery but incredible courage and her desire to fight for their country so please join me in a very warm welcome for gayle tzemach lemmon. [applause] >> it's so nice to be here with all of you and of course i have love c-span since i was 10 years old and it's very exciting to c-span is here. we will keep it pretty informal. i will talk for 15 minutes and we can use the rest for q&a. the story began when i was hosting an event in 2012 at the council on foreign relations and i was asking somebody about a combat story. she said it's just like the first lieutenant who lost her life on the battlefield in afghanistan on the special operation night mission and what? she said yeah there was this lieutenant who was out there and she was on a night raid alongside ranger regiment special operations team. if you look at her obituary at actually says that she's a member of the north carolina national guard but if you keep rea

ashlee thank you. let me bring in cnn's safety analyst. i want to hit home this point of speed.i was talking to someone who knows training very well. what i didn't realize is there's a train control system in place. if a train is going too fast there is a warning system. so either the engineer can slow the train down manually or it should automatically slow. is that correct? >> yes, it is. and both of those things should have been in place with this train and probably were. that's why investigators will be looking very closely at whether or not that system itself was functioning normally. had it been normal it would've given the warning first. if it's excessive speed -- now that, doesn't necessarily mean it's just a little bit above what the recommended speed is. it would have waited until it was high enough to risk a derailment. then at that point, it would automatically deploy the brakes. that system has been under some investigation and some questioning, as would any kind of auto takeover system of any kind of train or airplane or car because it takes some knowledge and takes

in the look the author ashlee vance has a conversation with musk berating an employee to miss work in order to witness the birth of his child. musk reported on twitter this morning saying it is total nonsense and hurtful to climb that i told a guy to miss his child's birth just to attend a company meeting. i would never do that. so it's sort of he said/he said in the in the book the claim that musk did this refers to an anonymo anonymous tesla employee recalling an e-mail but not actually showing it to the author. so you have to decide who you believe. but then again, there are lots of interesting quotes in here from elon musk who clearly is a workaholic. >> go to the to the birth. just come after. >> that's fair. how about that? or bring the baby. >> fun for the whole family. >> we have an opening. start that 401(k) early. all right. >>> it's 5:20. bay area crews will get hands-on training today as they gear up for very busy fire season. crews will hold drills throughout the city of brisbane today. the second in a series of training events in san mateo county this month. >>> got a li

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