let me give you an example of how accurate these become in just recent history. it used to be just a couple of decades ago when a mother became pregnant we couldn't have told her whether she was going to have a boy or a girl. we didn't know the sex of the newborn but today in a couple of decades we have become a hundred% certain now using technology we can tell you if it is going to be a boy or a girl and whatever the doctor tells you that's what you are going to have. we are no longer looking at the sheep of the mother's belly or what kind of craving she has at midnight. we can use science now to determine with 100% certainty. but but a lot of people accept . but what they are shocked about is that we can now predict that 86% certainty you are going to trip and fall and injure yourself in the next three weeks and now people look at me when i say this as though i'm talking about science fiction. i'm not, in talkin i'm talking e miracle of predictive analytics. it turns out that you have a 5-centimeter change that is the precursor we didn't notice until computers

how does he become martin king? that happens as part of that drive by his father to achieve respectability. and he changes his name -- he later explains he changes his name because his father had had a brother named martin, another brother named luther. but he understood the symbolism of martin luther. he had just been to germany, berlin, in 1934, for the world congress of baptists. this is the first time, 100 years after the founding of modern baptists as a religious denomination. and they have a world conference. here is reverend king, one of perhaps a dozen black ministers who make it to berlin in 1934 to attend this meeting. he comes back, and by that time, this is the symbol of what he has achieved. he makes the decision, i'm going to change my name. and of course that changes his son, because he's a junior. he becomes reverend martin luther king sr. and martin luther king jr. now i'm giving you this background because i think that this helps to explain why this place is so important. why the birth home a block

they become more expensive and one is partly as a result of the g.i. bill and because americans are coming to view a college gie degree as a ticket for the american dream and three because high your education institutions come to be viewed as engines of economic growth and that is simply not enough of them. and all of those factors will contribute to what has been labeled the golden age of american higher education between 1945 and 1970 college enrollments increase in the united states by 227% said that by 1970, over one third of americans between the ages of 18 and 24 are enrolled. public institutions will meet most ofdi this demand either by expanding existing campuses or constructing entirely new ones such as the university of south florida and tampa. established in 1956, it was as the first john adam liked to claim the first four year public university conceived plan and build in the united states in the 20th century. when it opened to students in 1960 the university had a budget of 2.4 million, employees including 109 full-time faculty and fewer t

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the trains the rains have become when it becomes dry the dresses owns are now becoming and they're lasting longer and all these have have an impact on the small holder farmers and also to some extent the commercial farmers. generally mean you find that women have a huge route to play in terms of taking care of the family needs. so and even when we look at the smallholder farmers in kenya you find that most of them are women to some extent also youth but in this particular case when we look at it from the women perspective we find that they're the ones who bear the brunt of climate change for example if they're the ones who have to provide water for their families you find that they have to go walk father to look for water to get their back to the family we have the issue of rural urban migration and in most cases it's a man young man all the men who tend to migrate so they leave their women behind and the women are the ones who have to continue to get to continue their agricultural practices. even. go back into get out the other side just a difference to two. to test livestock sheep and go

though then it may be time for an upgrade this becoming part of the future. become a cyborg i must say a word so i have greeted the new sense and the new organ and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my you can see on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this would make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg because we saw it so at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what we think will happen society does live human race movement upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this side works human machines starting february first on t w. this is the interview news live from berlin a white rose was the fashion accessory of the night at the grammys and a sting. prompting sexual harassment in the recording industry it was a night of politics and music on the awards front the ceremony belonged to bruno.

her mother hasn't gone back to work since becoming pregnant.er father does have a job, but even combined with aras's income, the e family can hardy make ends meet. they don't receive any financial support from t the state. >> i was the only one to work in syria and my salary was enough for all of us, even for my parents. but here it's different. the rent, the costs for the kids. i just can't do it alone. >> we have to send aras s to wo, there's no other way. every morning she crieies and says, "i want to go to school." and it breaks my h heart. i know that she is too young and many people won't give her a job because she is still a child. but i know the owner of the sewing shop. he said he wanted to help us. because she has to work during the week, aras can only go to school on weekends. in their neighborhood, syrian teachers offer lessons. turkish, arabic, math -- the basics, at l least. >> but to really help the children, the families have to get out of poverty, says the teacher. >> if the turkish state wants to help the refugees, it should p

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maybe time for an upgrade is becoming part of the future. become a cyborg. in my psych ward so i've created a new sense new organ and of design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. to use my you can see on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this will make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg is most folks who at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what effect on society does the human race really need an upgrade i think it's only the beginning of the. cyborgs human machines starting february first on t.w. . in turkey defies international criticism and press is all but it's offensive in syria turkish troops and allied syrian forces are advancing on the kurdish enclave of afferent of the un that leaves calls for restraint spoke to accuse president says there's no turning back also on the program. activists criticize german plan insurgent force a group of afghans tonight's days after a deadly taliban a top in kabul we'll hea

so he moves to canton, ohio, where his sister had become a schoolteacher, and after he becomes a lawyer hangs out a shingle and becomes a civic leader in canton. he joined everything. he joined veterans groups, he joined the church, he joined the chamber of commerce. and immediately, he was pulled up into positions of leadership. so there was something special about this guy that led people to turn to him for readership even though he was not a flamboyant person. and i have a little passage in my book here describing him after his civil war experience. and i think we see here in the book the first hint of what becomes an element of the mystery of william mckinley. so i write: the civil war transformed young william mckinley much as his father's white hot forges transformed iron into pig iron ready for more sophisticated uses. he went to the war with only a vague sense of who he was or what he would do with his life. he left the army an adult who had been severely tested in questions of intellect, administrative ability, leadership and courage. he had passed these tests and demonstrated

after he becomes a lawyer his sister becomes a schoolteacher and becomes a civic leader. he joined the veterans groups, the church, the chamber of commerce. immediately he was pulled up in the positions of leadership so there was something special about this guy and they turned to him for leadership even though he was not a flamboyant person. and i have a little passage in my book here describing him after his civil war experience. and i think that we can see in the book the first hint of what becomes an element of the mystery. it was much as his father is transformed to the more sophisticated uses. an unseasoned teenager and left the army in adulthood and then the questions of intellect, administrative ability, leadership and courage and passed the tests and then gravitated naturally to his side for the mentor should. but it settled upon him softly without bravado. it's the temperament to produce the demeanor and he learned the power of mystique of leaving unfair that which didn't have the expression of keeping people guessing his intentions or motives. he didn't seem bo

it's already apparent that artificial intelligence becomes a factor in many jobs. we pay a visit to the german research center for artificial intelligence and braman the robots being developed here are being designed to replace us but only in areas that aren't hospitable to humans on mars for example the robots use cameras and sensors to gather information about their environment that data is processed by computer programs which decide what the robot should do next. and. this charming robot called iowa is training for the international space station. trunk who is director of the robotics innovation center says she'd be a wonderful supplement to humans. machines on getting closer to humans they're capable of some aspects of what we consider intelligence and they can imitate us take image processing for example machines can recognize and i'm allies images from us to them we can. either will never have human qualities such as intuition and empathy. some kitchen a says no robot will ever be fully are equal. to a non-scientist either looks like any other robot so what i

darlan would become the head of french north africa and giraud would become head of the army. when the headlines started leaking to the united states and britain, people could not believe it. how could the americans and british do a deal with darlan? he was the most hated man in europe. but it was done for military expediency. this is a case of how you win the battle but lose the peace, or at least the p.r. campaign afterwards. roosevelt is so flummoxed by what has come out of algiers, he would later tell eisenhower he was worried they were all turning fascist. what was it about north africa that turned people fascist, that would make them make a deal with someone like darlan? it was simply military expediency. the americans and the british did not bring enough troops to properly occupy north africa. they had been told if they showed up, the french populace and french army would rise up and they would welcome the allies with open arms and join with the allies. and that did not happen. in fact, the french and moroccan populace were kind of indifferent because the war had finall

become part of the future become a cyborg i am a safeword so i have created a new sense and a new organ and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my implants on a daily basis that optimize the shoeman body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this will make us more ethical persons if we have a greater understanding for each other. what would life be like as a cyborg how far would people in upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this. side force shimon machines starting february first on d w. odd. i am. i am. sure this is you know we news live from berlin more carnage in caldwell another terrorist attack rocks the afghan capital latest you know wave of attacks at least eleven soldiers are killed as suicide bombers and gunmen strike a military academy in kabul the so-called islamic state claims responsibility but also coming up. a shocking report reveals that german automaker's funded diesel emissions tests exposing people and monkeys to do small fumes or raises more disturbing questions about the country's.

is more more becoming the situation so i think we're getting smaller in terms of. our sense of ourselves and increasing people don't fight for anything beyond their compounds you know you can have situations where a bar goes up outside your gate and as long as you can get a new gig even if you have to squeeze past the drunkard's you still think that's fine and i think that's what we need to transform i do. what we need to do you know as citizens and also as government is really give people a sense that really they have a say in this they have a choice in how this goes and the city after all is nobody else's but ours well that's it from talk to al jazeera in the field i hope like me you've got some more about one of africa's great cities one of the phillips in nairobi good buy. january. african heads of state and government. for the state of the african union where the goals. seventeen met. with brand new episodes updating some of the best documentaries from over the years the biggest names in politics in business will meet in the swiss alps for the world economic f

is more more becoming the situation so i think we're getting smaller in terms of. our sense of ourselves and increase. people don't fight for anything beyond their compound you know you can have situations where a bar goes up outside your gate and as long as you can get in your gigs even if you have to squeeze past the drunkards you still think that's fine and i think that's what we need to transform i think what we need to do you know as citizens and also as government is a really give people a sense that really they have a say in this they have a choice in how this goes and the city after all is nobody else's but ours well that's it from top to al-jazeera in the field i hope like me you've got some more about one of africa's great cities one of the phillips in nairobi by. the foreign ministry. the latest news as it breaks the government of mali so maggie has pushed to have as a result of laws that it says will make argentina's economy more competitive with detailed coverage in two thousand and sixteen when the government stops us it doesn't read all the cost of c

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there's two responses to that i think that we live increasingly in a freelance economy where media becomes our platform to build our brands now maybe you have a full time job so you don't need to be continually trying to get work but for many people using twitter or facebook unable to get work whether it's in media or many other things. but i also think there's a. it's beginning on the west coast and things always begin on the west coast there's a growing backlash against social media and actually the smartest the most independent the most interesting people particularly young people are actually giving up social media and i think over the next few years we're going to see is the only losers will be left in social media really. and that's a debatable statement but can you will and retain your ammeter and their thing in the sense that these things always work. and i know i've got kids who are bored with social media and most of their friends are bored with social media certainly facebook's. gone out of fashion then people are on facebook all people parents and grandparents young people woul

know when it may be time for an upgrade this becoming part of the future. become a cyborg i'm a cyborg so i've created a new sense and a new organ and i've designed my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my cancer on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this would make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg because most folks who at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what do you think will happen society does this human race really need an upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this cyborgs human machines starting february first on t w. you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. the syrian opposition will not attend a peace conference next week in russia a speaker. said the moscow back talks were an attempt to undermine the un's effort to broker peace in the war torn country. the statements came

we must do all in our power to allow good teachers to become great ones. this should include continuing to fund the highest level, teach for america and nationally board-certified teachers. data proves these defend indicated teachers in most every instance produce better results we have so many great teachers across the state, and i know, like me, you are very proud of them all. i will expand s -- ask you to expand school choice, offering more scholarships to more students. i continue to believe that parents should have the freedom to use their tax dollars to send their child to the school of their choice, not one decided by the government. [applause] i want to thank you again for creating the department of child protection services to attend to our foster children. nothing we do here will be more important than caring for them. i am forever grateful to former supreme court justice jess dickenson for azulling leadership of the agency. i will remind you that jesus admonished the disciples, let the little children come unto me. for the kingdom of god belongs

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may be time for an upgrade become part of the future become a cyborg. cyborgs and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my implants on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this will make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg and what do you think will happen society does the human race really need an upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this cyborgs human machines starting february first t w. it is intact when you were born in hanover germany to parents who were kurdish immigrants from turkey we'll be speaking about immigration and human rights welcome to the d w interview that's become some t.v. interview hello mr what do you most value about germany i got this live in my basically my whole life starting with the know things that some might consider but . doing what feels right getting up in the morning being free being able to work without having to worry about losing a job. without asking if something is learnt up with the feel

it doesn't mean they will become a sociopath. it doesn't mean that it's inevitable, but it means we can take actions very early on to help those people so that they don't turn into a stephen paddock. so no, stephen paddock did not snapped. no, it didn't come out of the blue. and by the way anyone looking for a motive, mental illness has no motive. i don't know what we're looking for. motive assumes some logical train of thought. this was a disturbed person who kept it together for a very long period of time. but there was every indication he was moving toward criticality. if we had that data, if we use predictive analytics, las vegas could've been avoided. i've been talking a lot about all of this knowledge that we have about the future, and the importance, the true meaning of what it means to be able to look downstream and know what is coming. and we have a moral and ethical obligation to act on that knowledge. we can't deny science. we can't deny technology. it continues to progress. we may not like it but it's happening. we ha

the general was becoming the napoleon of the present war. i resisted the temptation to put up the classic photograph of mcclellan in his napoleonic pose. i know it would only elicit more derisive comments from the audience. [laughter] dr. rable: in this article that ran on the editorial page, the herald compared mcclellan to the great commanders of history. and not satisfied with this hyperbole the editorial , concludes that the backbone of the rebellion is broken. it made virginia its waterloo and it has been defeated. it resolved to test its strength there and that strength has proved to be perfectly this. the road to richmond is open thanks to george b. mcclellan. well, mcclellan, when he had traveled from cincinnati to western virginia for this campaign was greatly impressed by all the people that greeted -- theng the way that way. at clarksburg, virginia, he talked about the crowds of country people gathered around and cheering him as their savior and with a bit of condescension, he added, "it was a proud and glorious people, simple and

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was not a political threat it fact well it but the law has a better chance of becoming prime minister of lebanon than ever becoming king of saudi arabia but that's a different issue i think that there is one one aspect of this whole discussion that is absolutely correct namely that prince mohammed bin sandman is trying to put order at home he would like to have not just what he'd been but all the wealthy individuals and a kingdom to actually fall behind his very ambitious vision twenty thirty economic plans to change the way business is conducted in the kingdom of saudi arabia in that sense he has succeeded even though the going has been tough and there has been there has been some errors made along the way but nevertheless i think that at the end of the day this is part of a learning process that he's going through when he becomes king and there is absolutely nothing that will prevent that from occurring unless there is an unforeseen circumstance that none of us can see when he becomes king he has to really learn how to manage his family poor for us in a different way but again as i

in the last ten years, social media has become a big part.urant now can post their thoughts of the dinner, of the experience they are eating. so i think it's more thanjust michelin. every person at your table is now a reviewer. exactly and they can post something on the internet... does that scare the hell out of you? oh, no. no. it's a challenge, it sets standards, it even tells me what my restaurant is doing when i'm not here. you have to embrace technology, you have to embrace it. even if i don't like it and do it as well as the next chef, i do have a team of people around me that can advise me and show me how to move forward. but if i look down on that process, and i look down and say michelin delivers pressure, then i would be a nervous wreck. you must always turn pressure into positive thinking and positive energy and enjoy yourjob. go back to your roots. think about those ingredients. stop worrying about what everyone is saying. the late aa gill, i don't know if you knew him, but he was one of britain's sort of best known restaurant re

a 6—year—old boy from tanzania has become the country‘s youngest app developer.ids his age.|j am even, i‘m just a normal six—year—old boy, i love school and playing games but after school i am ethan man, a superhero child! i created the game because i wanted kids to dream big dreams, i wanted to inspire kids to read and to love school. i believe kids should be responsible to dream big dreams and to love school, love reading and the message is you can be anything you wa nt to message is you can be anything you want to be. a un report predicts there will be a shift away from classical teaching to informal learning through mobile. for many children mobile is and will be their first interaction with digital and information literacy. since its launch a few months ago, it already has high reviews on google play and 500 downloads. even ca ptu red google play and 500 downloads. even captured this vision of what he wa nted captured this vision of what he wanted to do, the superhero character comes from himself. we discussed how it was going to look, what it was going to d

was strongly against the idea of water become becoming jury judge and executioner on that front and an email about a meeting where such a move was discussed detailed mistrust and tension aimed at i.o.c. members now we see that according to one of the leaked emails i.o.c. officials even accused mcclaren of flat out lying about their level of communication but. in the two organizations as well is that correct yes there's another email from the i.o.c. is director general to richard mclaren reportedly showing that the i.o.c. has been baffled by statements that mclaren was making to the press saying that the i.o.c. leadership had never gotten in touch with him and according to the i.o.c. that's one hundred percent false they claim to have reached out to a number of times offering assistance and further cooperation with him and if that is true that those statements to the press were completely false the question becomes why would mclaren be making statements such as that if they're not true what was the motivation behind such a lie and we talked about the i.o.c. it was talk about what they w

sends out a bleak warning to his global workforce plans to count thousands of jobs and become even more urgent the german giant caught up in an international shakeup of the energy sector. is britain set for a golden era of trade with china because it's exhausting the european union. and high tech toddlers kids tastes in toys a changing i bet the price tag is too. i've been physical and let's do business is even says its plans to slash jobs around the world are inevitable. the german firm blames the poor performance of its key industrial power business on renewables the division profits in the first quarter an argument for job cuts demonstrated by it the company is investing in new gas turbine operations in the u.s. while closing plants here chief executive joe casey says claims the company's plans in german locations could be profitable are a myth he wants to switch the focus towards data storage technology but want state help for that the workers left wondering who's going to support them. as workers from the eastern german town of cyclists hundreds of kilometers to the annual sharehol

model of a storm surge in the irish sea the artist has become a rider of the storm. a bit how this isn't actually a classic sculpture it's a technical sculpture of the type who captures the fleeting moment at a wave has this shape for the second before it hits the coast of ireland in the fall and how. you use fun bismarck is the twenty seventeen when a of the prestigious op prize of the city of spore. one installation features granite exploded into fragments that are numbered and measured. and then pieced back together like a puzzle. yes i just sort of rock analysis by measuring the rock the way the planets are measured it's an analogy for measuring the world and the method of it. his breakthrough project was a live performance on a rotating concrete bowl at the twenty fifteen basel the event went on for days he might have mixed feelings about the art world but he's definitely at home in it. with him because i feel like i've arrived in the art world. in a sense that i've come to terms with the fact that i developed my work and they are to qana me but in fact i would

and, as it changes, communist heroes become fallen idols, the tsar becomes a saint, and the great octoberchapter in russia's history. in russian history. in this museum open to the public they display guns and bayonets unearthed from the forest. they try not to take sides, red or white. but not everyone welcomes that. back in his flat, liev shows me the commendation he got from josef stalin. at the age of 100, his view of history is unlikely to change. for me, this has been a journey notjust across russia, it has been a journey into russia's past. 100 years after the revolution, i feel that this is a country where history is influx, where the past never stays the same. one thing i have realised about russia is that the past year keeps changing right under your feet, a bit like shifting sands on the beach. and that is confusing, it's disorienting, for many people. one moment they are being told that the revolution was great, the next it turns out that it wasn't that great after all. one day religion is the opium of the people, the next, it is the life and soul of russia. so often here, his

this facility would become the gateway to the medical corridor. a medical city is rising out of the piney woods of harrison county, complete with a new pharmacy school, a nursing and simulation center, and the national obesity and diabetes research center. it is the result of a partnership between william carey university and the cleveland clinic, one of the top-rated medical entities in the world. this partnership at tradition will help us fight obesity and the diabetes often associated with it. with the help of the cleveland clinic, this is a fight i expect us to win. but, even with all this progress, the health of our population continues to lag behind most of the nation. unfortunately, many of these problems are of our own making. we have an overwhelming tendency to be our own worst enemy when it comes to obesity, substance abuse and sexually transmitted diseases. if we are to solve these problems, we must face the uncomfortable facts, then take the necessary steps to assist those suffering while encouraging them to be more responsible for the

know when it may be time for an upgrade this becoming part of the future. become a cyborg. a cyborg so i've treated a new sense new organ and i've designed my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my income tax on a daily basis that optimize the shoeman body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this would make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg. at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what effect will it happen society does the shoeman race moving upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this cyber wars human machines starting february first on t w . two to moves . this is news coming to you live from berlin scientific breakthrough or an ethical dilemma in the making disclosures in china have cloned monkeys using the same technology that brought us dolly the sheep so how far off me from being able to clone humans i put that question to ask science and it's also coming up. to have evolved to press ahead with operations targeting u.s. backed kurds in northern syria that's despit

book about harry truman becoming president after the death of franklin roosevelt. theresa may takes questions from members of the house. after that, it is on election security and integrity. announcer: this week on "q&a" a.j. baime. he discusses his book "the the ntal president", and four months that changed the world. >> a.j. baime you have a book called "the accidental president: harry s. truman and the president that changed the world." when did you get interested in making a book like this? >> i grew up thinking that truman was this man of integrity. but i never really understood the trajectory of this man until i was writing my last book, the arsenal of democracy in. that book there was a book where senator truman goes to detroit to investigate the car companies and their failure to produce airplane pieces. it struck me as amazing that this on cure person should become the most powerful president in the history of the world. even my last book was done i was beginning in my head to structure this one. >> in your book to talk about a newest session. what does th

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so why have communities become so much more separated?ussain was a student at blackburn college. he told us that walking through the muslim asian area with a white female friend was met with hostility. he was determined to change attitudes and set up a youth group to bring people from both communities together. what percentage of young people in blackburn would you say actually mix outside of school or college? in a percentage? like 10%. so what's your views on having a relationship with someone who is not the same culture as you? what would your parents think? my mum would be more lenient with me. i feel another part of my family would be more, "you shouldn't do that, you should stick to your own culture and religion, it fits into the family more". it's just everybody is still the same, you need to move away from this stone age mentality. so if you were to bring home an asian boyfriend... ? probably wouldn't go down too well. 0k. that fear of the unknown can only be broken down once you start to get to know people. underneath the surface

they become millionaires overnight. so you have emma who's kind of comes out of the temperance abolitionest suffrage movement and may who comes to this from a colorful past and together they descend on olympia and the legislature, that is all men of course. and they work together in different ways to get the legislature to approve an amendment for the ballot. so in january of 1909 the house votes for the amendment and it passes by i think 10 to 20 votes and then in february the senate votes, the washington state senate passes by a bigger majority and on february 25th, 1909, the governor signs a bill to create the opportunity for washingtonians to vote for suffrage for women in washington state. and so that vote is going to come up before washington men in november of 1910. and so the suffrage amendment passes on november 8th, 1910. and washington becomes the fifth state in the union to pass suffrage. the people coming west were people who were probably risk takers, were looking to break out of some conventional life tha

is becoming arps reality. it stretches from the medical mall to new clinics, medical specialty centers and medical device manufacturers across the river. ladyeadership of the first , university medical center and department of human services, we will soon begin to -- construction on a pallet of care palliative care unit. [applause] gov. bryant: this center will offer a homelike treatment for the medically fragile children, -- are now living in this will be a life altering experience for those patients and their families. ofthere is ever a mission mercy we can achieve, it is this medical home for the children. [applause] gov. bryant: we have an additional opportunity in jackson's medical zone. i believe real potential exists in the department of public safety headquarters or unit we have a good location in lincoln -- in near the crime lamb rankin county near the crime lab. a new medical conference center could be constructed. this facility would become the gateway of the medical corridor. rising out of the pine

was strongly against the idea of water become becoming jury judge and executioner on that front and an email about a meeting where such a move was discussed detailed mistrust and tension aimed at i.o.c. members and i say that according to one of the leaked emails i.o.c. officials even accused mcclaren of flat out lying about their level of communication between the two organizations as well is that correct yes there's another email from the i.o.c. is director general to richard michael. there and reportedly showing that the i.o.c. has been baffled by statements that mclaren was making to the press saying that the i.o.c. leadership had never gotten in touch with him and according to the i.o.c. that's one hundred percent false they claim to have reached out to him a number of times offering assistance and further cooperation with him and if that is true that those statements to the press were completely false the question becomes why would mclaren be making statements such as that if they're not true what was the motivation behind such a lie and we talked about the i.o.c. was talking abo

the google ceo has become much more the public face.ch tied with the hillary campaign so his standing in the sea since the election has fallen a little bit. from what i have heard, he has not been as active, you have the general counsel and government affairs team. you have a big gap there, google does not have a global policy chief. it is unclear if they are really thinking about reevaluating their larger strategy in d.c. and globally in politics. >> interesting, glad to have you back. mark covers out of that for us. thank you so much for stopping by. >> be sure to turn into our coverage of the was biggest get his shot including our interview with sony, next to that. that doesn't for this edition of bloomberg technology, might it, we're livestreaming on twitter, check us out on technology weekdays, 5:00 p.m. in york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco, that is all for now, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> 7:00 a.m. in hong kong. we are live from the bloomberg's hecklers. i am yvonne man, look into daybreak asia. that with a vengeance, sparking a rall

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becomes. and i don't think there is a brain in trump head he's crazy and he's the one who is unpredictable and i guess i think if he were really able to kill the deal he definitely would have done that by now i think it is more of threat in response to trump's threats there's been an outpouring of support for the deal from european officials most recently germany's foreign ministry now saying that it's committed to its full implementation and a former advisor to rand's team as well join the nuclear negotiations told us that despite the bluster the u.s. would be the loser if it backed out of this pact. does the president that makes hard decisions and you have to go one day at a time and you know don't place too much. in his ultimatum today because this deal says no this is national interest as confirmed by defense secretary mattis and tillerson and others and we have heard from the various european leaders just a couple of days ago that this is you know working. through nine reports has confirm