sponsored in part by -- barracuda network. storage solutions that simplify i.t. citi national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. >>> do you know who this man is? dennis fong is like joe namath, if joe namath were in the video game business. is your team more important than your product? mark sigel thinks so. this author shows us how human evolution is speeding up. reporters michelle quinn of the "mercury news" and jacob ward of al-jazeera america this week on >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i don't immediately understand every trend in technology, i'm not much of a snapchat user, for instance. but i try to get the gist of every new thing. but this surprised me. this is the inside of the s.a.p. center in san jose during a video game tournament. thousands of people, packed to the rafters, watching other people play video games. now, they do this in person and they watch online. it's a huged by. amazon paid $1 billion for a video game channel called twitch and other

s sponsored in part by barracuda networks, cloud-connected security and storage solutions that simplify it; city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. scott mcgrew: can big data predict big injuries in sports? kitman labs' stephen smith has convinced top-level teams his software can do it. even we didn't know the modern roller coaster started as a silicon valley success story. and a look at "the membership economy." our reporters joe menn of reuters and jon swartz of "usa today," this week on "press:here." [music] scott mcgrew: good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it's obvious that steph curry is key to the golden state warriors success. it's also been proven twice now that the team suffers when curry does not play due to that injury. what if you could predict curry's injuries before they happened? or andrew luck's or peyton manning's? it'd be a game changer in the most literal way. there is a start-up that claims it can. kitman labs says just by pointing a camera at an athlete and recording his body movements or her body mo

sponsored in part by -- barracuda network. that simplify i.t. citi national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. >>> do you know who this man is? dennis fong is like joe namath, if joe namath were in the video game business. is your team more important than your product? mark sigel thinks so. this author shows us how human evolution is speeding up. reporters michelle quinn of the "mercury news" and jacob ward of al-jazeera america this week on "press here."

if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." s sponsored in part by barracuda networks, cloud-connected securityge solutions that simplify it; city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. scott mcgrew: can big data predict big injuries in sports? kitman labs' stephen smith has convinced top-level teams his software can do it. even we didn't know the modern roller coaster started as a silicon valley success story. and a look at "the membership economy." our reporters joe menn of reuters and jon swartz of "usa today," this week on "press:here." [music]