toare able to connect everything in the environment, you, roads, bridges, cities, and then connect to what's gone wrong. it's like the jetsons automatically clean for you. this will automatically manage for you. think cloud will come of age, the network will be valued again, and the devices will be everywhere. there is a big change coming. i think that is when we will see increases in productivity. tv is onan history c-span3 every weekend, featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. here is a clip from a recent program. >> it isn't the size of a brain that counts, it's what it can do. our three average men are equal. off,u take their skins there is no way to tell them apart. the heart, liver, lungs, blood, everything is the same. >> everything is the same, heart, liver, lungs, blood. no, not blood. blood is different. well, there are four different types of blood, a, b, a.b., and oh. >> we need a transfusion right away. >> i'll go. >> he's dead! >> yes, but he wouldn't be, if we had been more scientific about it. brother or no broth

in the next era, we will connect everything in the environment, you, roads, bridges, cities, and so we can see what is going on. it's like the jetsons automatically clean for you. this will automatically manage for you. your car may be automatically driven for you. finally, i think cloud will come of age, the network will be valued again, and the devices will be everywhere. on you, in you, in your car, infrastructure. there is a big change coming. i think that is when we will see increases in productivity. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. here is a clip from a recent program. >> it isn't the size of a brain that counts, it's what it can do. tests have shown that our three average men are equal. if you take their skins off, there is no way to tell them apart. the heart, liver, lungs, blood, everything is the same. >> everything is the same, heart, liver, lungs, blood. >> ♪ >> no, not blood. blood is different. >> well, ther

in the next era, we will connect you,thing, or environment, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities, so we actually see what is going on, and then automate that. your energy will be automatically managed for you. and yet the cloud has to move into the network to make that work. the network will become down again and the devices will be everywhere, on you, it in you, car. that's when we will see this increase in productivity. eastern on 8:00 c-span2. >> many believe the wild west begin right here in springfield, missouri, when james butler hickok, better known as well bill, shot and killed a man. greene county archives and look at documents related to the case. >> he was somewhat of a dandy. he was known as the proverbial but still hadman the hint of being a criminal which is a predominant theme. had it not been for one such publication, harper's monthly magazine, nobody would have known who wild bill was and nobody would have cared who wild bill was. announcer: two months after the conclusion of the civil war, in july 1865, james butler hickok, unionists, shot and killed davis touch

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next era, we'll actually connect everything, your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, city you see what's going on and automate that. your house will be like the jettisons, automatically cleaned for your, your energy may be automatically managed for you, your car may be automatically driven for you. i think cloud will come of age. the network will become valued again. the devices will be everywhere, on you, in you, your car, infrastructure, it's a big change coming. i think that's when we'll see the increase in productivity. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, we'll discuss u.s. immigration policies, border enforcement, budget priorties and a possible government shutdown from capitol hill with democratic and republican congressional members who serve on house and senate budget committees. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday. join the discussion. >> tomorrow the senate finance committee

bridges, cities. so you see what is going on and automate that. your house will be like the jetsons. you will -- it will be automatically managed for you. all that requires a massive change in how you build networks. yet the cloud has to move into the network to make that work. i think about will come of age. the network will be valid again. in the devices will be everywhere, on you, in you, on your car, if a structure. we will see an increase in productivity. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> on friday, the un security council held an emergency meeting to talk about the ongoing protests in iran. the meeting was held at the request of the united states. the haley spoke during the session, as did representatives --m russia, iran and russia this runs 40 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 8152nd meeting of the security council is called to order. a

next era we will actually connect everything, your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities, so you can see what's going on, and automate that. think of your house will be like the jetsons. cleaned.callially automatically managed. will y i think cloud couple of it. the network will become valued again and the devices will be everywhere. you, in you, your car, inf infrastructure infrastructure. that's when we'll see an increase in productivity. >> so when we talk about the anymore, we're not just talking about the world wide web, are we? >> we're not. hat's a very good question the world wide web was a construct to allow machines to talk to each other. it's how systems could interact in a very relatively simple way main h using domain services, urls and things like that now we talk about machines machines and machines talking to platforms and that's a much larger thing. it doesn't go through urls on the world wide web. network. an i.p. you can exchange data in many different ways and that's really underneath. think of that as the webpage part of the web. is more like i.p. net

era we will actually connect everything -- your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities so we can actually see what's going on and then automate that. think of your house will be, you know, the jetsons like automatically clean, your energy will be automatically managed for you, your car automatically driven or temperature you. all of that -- driven for you. all of that requires a massive effort. finally, i think, cloud will come of age, the network will become valued again, and the devices will be everywhere -- on you, in you, your car, infrastructure. so it's a big change coming. and i think that's when we'll see this increase in productivity. >> host: so when we talk about the internet anymore, we're not just talking about the worldwide web, are we? >> guest: we're not. it's a very good question. worldwide web allowed machines to talk to each other, of course, and it was really how systems could interact in a very relatively simple way using domain name service ises and urls and things like that. now we're talking about machines talking to machines and machines talking

daybreak in the nation's capital, and already traffic is grinding to a halt on one of the busiest bridges into the cityraffic. is that typical? this is typical of our entire network. 0ur infrastructure, our transportation network, is failing to meet the needs of our communities. christina swallow is president of the american society of civil engineers, which rates the nation's infrastructure every four years. the current grade is d+. if we don't invest in our infrastructure, it will cost the us economy $3.9 trillion in gdp by 2025, $7 trillion lost in business sales in that same timeframe, and 2.5 million lostjobs. this will hurt our economy, and it hurts us each individually. president trump wants to focus on infrastructure this year, and some areas need urgent attention. a broken watermain at new york'sjfk international airport compounded the effects of a winter storm early january, causing chaos and additional flight cancellations. us airports serve more than 2 million passengers a day. but buildings and systems aren't keeping pace, and aviation gets a d. traffic delays cost the us economy an estima

in the next era we will connect everything, your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, citiesso we can actually see what's going on and automate that. think of your house will be jetson-like, automatically clean for you. energy will be automatically managed for you. your car may automatically driven for you. all that requires a change how you build networks. the cloud has to build into the network to make that work. cloud will come of age. the network will become valued again and the devices will be everywhere. on you, in you, your car, infrastructure. so it's a big change coming. i think we will see the increase in productivity. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> next, a discussion about ideas for countering terrorist recruitment and how cities can avoid violent extremism. the communication and leadership in policy hosted this discussion. it's an hour and 20 minutes.

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in the next era, we'll connect everything to your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities. so you'll begin to see what's going on and automate that. your energy will be managed for you. ault of that requires a matter of change. the cloud has to move into the network to make that work. the network will become valued again and the devices will be everywhere, on you, in you, your car, infrastructure. so that's a big change coming. that's when we'll see if increase in productivity. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> president trump's pick to head the department of health and human services alex azar will testify tomorrow at a senate finance committee confirmation hearing. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. last month, the senate rules committee met to consider a bill sponsored by senator lanor

in the next era we will connect everything, your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities so that we can see what's going on and that automate that. think of your house as the jetsons like automatically clean for you. your energy will be automatically managed for you. your car may be automatically driven for you. all of that requires in a massive change of how you build networks. so finally i think cloud will come of age. the network will become valued again and the devices will be everywhere on you, in you, your car, infrastructure, so it's a big change coming. that's when we'll see this increase in productivity. >>> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> next, the house hearing on global efforts to combat alzheimer's disease. national institutes of health officials and alzheimer's rchl and treatment specialists review initiatives in other countries. representative christopher smith chaired last month's hearing. >>> come to order and good afternoon everybody. i apologize for the delay. we had a series of votes and we have one later too,

your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities so we can actually see what's going on and automate that. your house will be like the jetssonons. omly clean for you. your car will automatically driven for you. all that changes in how you build networks. finally i think cloud will come of age. the network will become valued again. the devices will be everywhere. on you, in you, your car, infrastructure. so it's a big change coming. we'll see the increase in productivity. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> before the house gavels in at 2:00 p.m. eastern we'll take a look at the week ahead in congress. "washington journal" continues. host: as the senate and the house get back to work, we take a look at a busy week ahead in washington with jason dick and alex bolton

city. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.rebecca:a weather system approaching form the northwest will spread rain across the north bay this morning and then southward across the remainder of the forecast area by this evening. scattered showers are forecast for thursday night and friday as much colder air settles over the region. a few showers may linger into early saturday morning, but for the most part saturday should be a dry day. the next front will bring rain chances late sunday into monday. you can always get the latest weather forecast... track live radar and get traffic alerts ... just download the kron4 mobile app. ( james ) in the east bay... a correctional deputy is in custody - accused of allowing inmates to fight. joseph bailey is accused of allowing a group of inmates to assault another inmate in a minimum-security area last october. after the attack... bailey was put on administrative leave while the incident was investigated. he has now been arrested on two assault charges. ( james ) in the north bay... a young

the project also includes a pedestrian bridge to the elevated city park situated atop our soon-to-be opening transbay transit centre. purchase saounlts to planning code sections 429, the project sponsor is required to provide public art, which is a component valued at the amount equal to 1% of the hard construction costs of the project. the project sponsor has elected to satisfy this requirement through the on-site option with artwork placed in three locations at the project site. one with the new ground floor lobby, two within a seventh floor lobby and three with an exterior terrace connected to the future city park via a pedestrian bridge. the general placement of the art work is to function as a means of supporting intuitive way finding from the building entrance along the freemonts street footage via a public economy accessible elevator. the art work within the ground floor lobby is positioned to be highly visible and accessible from both the freemont street footage between the subject property and adjacent property at 199 freemont street. the pedestrian bridge is to be highly vi

street art and graffiti, particularly banksy. graffiti, particularly banksy. appeared on a bridge over a cityith white paint. white paint. a local window cleaners save the day. danny savage with this story. it appeared last week on an old bridge in hull. attached to the end. people flocked to see it, but then it all went wrong. to this piece of culture. it was painted over and potentially ruined. but before it dried, volunteers turned up to uncover it. armed with some ladders and white spirit. he was back at work today, being modest about his achievements. one act of vandalism. it shows that people are better than that. now a plastic screen has been put up over it for protection. of culture of last year, have we learned nothing, you know? the fact that we are now having to protect something that is art. and i look at all these people, it is brilliant. and it must be looked after. danny savage, bbc news, hull. exhibition here in singapore, and there is a banksy there. an amazing exhibition. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. first state of the union address. on spending. we will hav

we will actually connect everything to your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities. so you see what is going on and automate that. your house will be like the jetsons. you will -- it will be automatically managed for you. all that requires a massive change in how you build networks. yet the cloud has to move into the network to make that work. i think about will come of age. the network will be valid again. in the devices will be everywhere, on you, in you, on your car, if a structure. we will see an increase in productivity. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> on friday, the un security council held an emergency meeting to talk about the ongoing protests in iran. the meeting was held at the request of the united states. the haley spoke during the session, as did representatives from russia, iran and

this is video of crossing the ocean city bridge yesterday. now, same bridge this a.m., clear pavement, clear skies and terrific visibility. and plows blitzed the main roads and side roads are still a work in progress. >> main roads are fine, a great job but side roads are bad, icy. >> and the sunrise cafe was closed for the storm and this morning staffers were digging out not easy considering the extreme cold and wind. >> the wind is brutal and have the snow so it doesn't blow back in your

city. let's check the area bridges. good shape. this is the ben showing nice and clear, that's westbound traffic coming into the city and moving just fine. 42, northbound traffic coming in from deptford or turnersville no delays just yet. >> thank you karen. >>> we're 6 days away from super bowl 52. eagles excitement is buildings not only in minneapolis, but in the delaware valley. >> the birds are in minneapolis ready to hit the field for practices and the big game. jamie apody and dues dues are outside the hotel -- ducis rogers are outside the hotel where the eagles are staying. >> reporter: we're outside the eagles team hotel where they arrived yesterday. they are geared up for super bowl week. it's finally upon us. >> reporter: of course they have a long week before they play the game. but it's time to get down to business. tonight is opening night that's what we call it. that's when the entire world and media from all over the planet ask the zaniest questions. >> reporter: they will have practices before they gear up for the su

this is video of crossing the ocean city bridge yesterday. now, same bridge this a.m., clear pavement, clear skies and terrific visibility. and plows blitzed the main roads and side roads are still a work in progress. >> main roads are fine, a great job but side roads are bad, icy. >> and the sunrise cafe was closed for the storm and this morning staffers were digging out not easy considering the extreme cold and wind. >> the wind is brutal and have the snow so it doesn't blow back in your face. >> inside the grill was up and operating among the customers three neighbors enjoying breakfast and answering our questions about the storm. >> i remember a storm like this back in the 70s. we were talking about it, and h. >> because my sis was living with us, and you are in ocean and you will only get 5 inches of snow. and we had this big storm. >> and it meant blocks of plowed in cars, on the 1100 block of bay, this woman cleared her walk but the hard snow that blocked her van and suv no deal. >> any able person that wants ts for me. >> it's a slow

if you try to get into sea isle city that is not the easiest situation the bridge as well as see isle boulevard i closed. now t app along 13 dupont parkway crash there stay on 1 tund it. we'heck it again in the next half hour. >> all right, to delawarnow, high winds blew snow back on to roads as fast a roads couldnd mosrivers things were manageable you could slow down and take your time. in hockessin slick roads were for a crash that saw an suv take out a and d ran on a schedule i an-weather when a truck got stuck in an underpass. >> and "action news" will be ontomorrow be suroin matt, david, tam and karen at 4:00 a.m. >> get constant updates on the winter storm on the phone or tablet. and travel delays and liv 6 abc app is a free download for your mobil >> our coverage of t impacting thet coast "news." >> first mobile 6 giving us a live view this is the scene in sea is jersey shore. t from lon comi products... ...help main and it's the only toothpaste with the ada seal of acceptance for protection against acid erosion. i'd. moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the ni

this is video crossing the ocean city bridge yesterday.ge this a.m., clear pavement, clear skies, terrific visibility. overnight plows blitzed the main shore roads. side roads though still a work in progress. >> main roads are fine did a great job but the side streets are pretty bad, icy. >> reporter: like most eateries the sunrise cafe was closed for the storm. this morning staffers were digging out. not easy given the extreme cold and wind. >> yeah, the wind is brutal and it's like you said you got to make sure you're blowing the snow so it doesn't blow right back in your face. >> reporter: inside the grille was up and operating. among the customers three neighbors enjoying breakfast and answering our questions about this storm. >> i remember a storm like this back in the 70's. we were talking earlier. bob says he remembers one. >> 2010 we had one 'cause my sister-in-law was living with us and i told her you're in ocean city, 5-inches of snow you might get maybe and we had this big storm. >> reporter: plowed roads in some cases meant blo

. >>> well, a corporation is working to bridge the pay gap by raising wages. good morning, landon. >> well, city group will increase pay for women and minorities to bridge the pay gap in the u.s. and germany. city conducted a survey. they haven't provided figures on average salaries. wall street is set to open sharply higher this morning as traders return from the holiday weekend. the dow and nasdaq closing at record highs as investors cheered up the earnings and reports. >>> 5:25 right now. pandemonium. nfc championship tickets go on sale today. it's going to cost eagles fans to snag a seat. >>> and crashing in. a family's close call when an out of control tractor-trailer smashes into their home. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. 5 5:25. i'm tracking some snow showers where and we're under a first alert for accumulating snow. neighborhood forecast with the timing just head. but first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> and we're watching schuylkill cresway right now. only closed on the westbound side because of this crash. updates on this when i come back. >>> championship coun

the richmond-san rafael bridge near orinda and walnut creek. impressive rain towards union city in hayward and fremont. mill bray, 280 half moon bay, you're wet. we'll talk about when this exits. keep the rain gear handy for the morning hours. sue. >> busy on the roads this morning. as you might imagine, we have the standing water and potential for solo spin outs. we had an earlier head-on accident southbound 1 near manor drive. thankfully, that was not major injuries and cleared out of lanes. we have an accident west 580 near hacienda slowing things back towards airway. there's an accident s

hundreds of people have been turning up to see it on a disused bridge in the city.ppy about it — one city councillor said today, it's vandalism and should be rubbed off. matthew bone has the story. the bankside area of hull is no stranger to graffiti, but this latest addition is a little different. the artwork certainly looks like a banksy, and the artist seemed to confirm its identity on social media. it has caused a lot of interest. this is a quiet, old industrial part of hull, but ever since rumours of the banksy appeared last night, a steady stream of people have come here today to check it out for themselves. it's really good. fantastic. i like the way that the writing on that is like on a chalkboard or a school. i like his shoes. he has got a nice pair of shoes on. you've got to wear a nice pair of shoes. of the hundreds of people who have come along to see it, gavin is more excited than most. a lifelong banksy fan, he works just around the corner. for me, the culture i grew up with, it is a dream come true. what does the mural mean? it depends who you ask. th

will be able to explore downtown minneapolis through their skyway, the elevated enclosed bridges connect 80 citycks. pretty cool. >> bill cosby returned to the stage in philadelphia for his first public performance since his sexual assault trial ended in a hung jury. he shared stories in front of a friendly crowd there last night to honor cosby's friend and jazz musician tony williams. cosby also sang a few tunes and picked up the drum sticks at the larosa jazz club in germantown and spent part of his set discussing his blindness in old age. >> and that's another thing. you don't tell a blind person, look. why don't you just say listen. >> cosby told reporters he does not fear living life or going out to events. he says he just doesn't publicize them and refused to comment on his upcoming retrial on sexual assault charges. it was just announced yesterday that that retrial will begin on april 2nd. jury selection starts on march 29th and this time, jurors will be picked from montgomery county. the panel was selected in the pittsburgh area during the first trial and were bussed in to norristown. co

minor nuisance events again, and weather center we will take a live look at sky six over the center city bridge franklin bridge all a glow in green, the rain has stopped across most of the area here. we have pick up half inch in philadelphia, down toward the shore, dover they pick up close to an inch of rain and as you can see storm tracker six live just a few light showers in the state of delaware right now but most of us are beginning that drying out process and some cloud will break apart during the overnight hours also. temperature wise we're pretty mild, 48 in philadelphia. forty-nine millville. forty-three allentown. still sitting near 50 in dover and these, relatively warm temperatures will spill into the beginning of the week, as well. we can see the system, it is down to the south, right now stalled boundary so it will stall here overnight tonight and cloud really kind of locked in but again we will break apart a few of those cloud, but to the north and west you can see a little spin there is is energy that will linc with this system coming through tomorrow night and tuesday to bring t

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city. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.lver ti cesar chavez due to an earlier crash ( james )(áááboxesááá)in national news ... senator- elect doug jones becomes senator doug jones today. he will be sworn in on capitol hill. jones won last month's special election in alabama. he narrowly beat controversial republican roy moore ...who faced allegations of sexual misconduct. alabama certified jones' victory last week. president trump has ordered federal assistance for california to help victims of wildfires in the state.the thomas fire destroyed more than a thousand structures and damaged nearly 300 others. randy paige reports on recovery efforts. carolyn phillips/homeowner: "so you come up the hill and you see house after house after house gone."including the home carolyn and greg phillips lived in for nearly 20 years-- the home where they raised their two children. carolyn phillips/homeowner: "everything we owned was in this home, everything that was handed down. i have nothing to give to my kids."carolyn phillips says they

finally we're taking live look at this shot of ben franklin bridge and city skyline.top of the left of screen so billion dollars eggs eagles green, rest of the majors around philadelphia and across the river in new jersey pointing to no delays. riff from the cbs-3 traffic center. jan, back to you. >> matthew, thank you. >> developing now, investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a fire in a northeast philadelphia home. one person was returned to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the scene, in frankford, to bring us to up date. anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , we just learned from police that investigators now believe the fire is suspicious , see behind me the damage still at this home all of this rubble and the charred remains of this two story home , on the 1300 block of rhawn street. now you can see in the cell phone video taken by an uber driver who just happened to be in the area at the time. you can see, flames bursting, out of this home, as you mentioned, there is one person taken to the hospital, that perso

wb 80 bay bridge slow in the cash lanes. fatal acccodent in redwood city1 at whipple ave the three left alen are closed we care about using cage-free eggs. and we care about amazing taste. because at best foods, we're on the side of food. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:look for dry weather to continue through at least the middle of next week as the main storm track remains well to our north. daytime temperatures will generally be well above seasonal averages, while nights remain seasonably cool. wb 80 bay bridge slow in the cash lanes. fatal acccodent in redwood city nb 101 at whipple ave the three left alen are closed. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( james ) in the south bay... authorities are investigating a delivery of raw...unwrapped pork that was hauled into a south bay grocery store. take a look. these are photos of venders dropping off raw pork in shopping carts to the 99 ranch market in san jose. an investigating is now underway...

went over san francisco, burlingame, sfo now, it's heading over san mateo bridge to the san leandro, hayward side and union city. there's rain showing up on the san mateo bridge, maybe, sal. there's a little over pablo bay and over to richmond and maybe over to rodeo. and this is scooting over to russian river, but not a lot. this has fizzled out and there will be more coming in. it produced snow at 3200 feet. cloverdale is in there, 41, and windsor, petaluma and novato, it's close for mill valley. there's cold hair in place, the line though, you can see the front has gone through, cold unstable air will come in. this could trigger thunder shower activity, we have had a little bit off towards the north this morning, maybe lower this afternoon. i'm going to cover everybody on this today. 50s on the temperatures here, some sun, showers and maybe some rainbow weather, rainbow weather, pam, today. >> after friday morning, things improve and we'll have a warmer weekend. >> we'll have the camera and phone weather. >>> 6:51 is the time. washington lawmakers pushing against washington, that's coming up. and what they'r

cannot believe that is main drag, it is unfathomable, my sister worked there right over the bridge in ocean city>>> never fun to deal with the elements there but certainly beautiful to look at this was sunset over delaware river in salem county. our photo journalist, tina ho gate captured this with her iphone yesterday. >> we had a beautiful sunrise yesterday, and then got real dark outside. >>> all right. we have to tell but this incident involving two children. so scary. happened in delaware. the good news they are safe right now. they were sitting in car that the mom left running because it was obviously freezing cold outside. she had two children inside just one and five. she runs in the wawa, in the 2,000 block of limestone road in wilmington. she comes out five minutes later, car's gone but dumped a few miles away after they took it they realized the kid were inside. suspect took off running away. he is still on the lamb. they are looking for him. >>> former new jersey governor brendan byrne has died at age of 93. perhaps best known as perhaps the governor who mobsters once called too ethi

would never present herself as someone who could identify with the trunk train for example or the bridge city years but that where she is class of. by if you're looking at it through martin schultz's lenses that's correct particularly in the area of european union policy if you look at what the last grand coalition actually achieved in terms of social welfare on the domestic level it certainly doesn't look all that neoliberal thanks not least to the fact that the s.p.d. did put it stamp on that we saw minimum wage here in germany finally we saw improvements in various other socio economic areas but the fact is the voters found that the s.p.d. was largely invisible in the coalition's right and that's why another message that we heard very strongly here today from party leadership is if we go into a grand coalition again you're going to see our signature all over the place and we are going to govern i shoulder to shoulder with the conservatives now whether the party basis really trusts them with that assertion is into how i think and how can the party base and particularly the you know the youn

next era, we will actually connect everything, your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, cities, so we can actually see what's going on, and automate that. think of your house will be -- the jetsons, automatically clean for you. your energy will be automatically managed for you. so your car may be automatically driven for you. all of that requires a massive change in how you build networks. and yeah, the cloud has to move into the network to make that work. cloud will come of age. the network will become valued again, and devices will be everywhere. on you, in you, in your car. so a big change coming. that's when we'll see this increase in productivity. >> watch the communicators, monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >>> more now of last month's rethink summit as education secretary, betsy devos and educators talk about innovation and higher education. this session focuses on educating and training america's future work force. >> so we're going to go into our third group of presenters. under the rubric of breaking the mold. we're going to start with blakely poll eto followe

today there is a peace bridge, crossing the river foil, bringing together the divided communities in the native city in northern ireland. a bridge that european union helped build. dear friends, it's hard to imagine the good friday agreement being made without our shared membership of the european union and in ireland we're having to contemplate our future without that foundation which made it possible. that's why the government which i lead has been so determined to protect the good friday agreement in all its parts and all that flows from it. and it's why we've insisted that there can ift be return to a hardboarder on our island. no new barriers to the people or its trade and it's why we're so deeply grateful to the remarkable solidarity and support from other member states. it is everything we hoped for and proof positive of why small countries benefit so much from membership of this union. and so the irish people are profoundly grateful for the unswerving support of this parliament. and in particular i want to thank your president, your brexit coordinator, the leader of the group and all of the

westbound so as you're traveling from 42 you're heading onto 676, then the walt whitman bridge heading into the citye got an accident here westbound on the walt whitman bridge that's blocking a lane so that's creating problems there as well. and we've been talking about the problems here with icy conditions and snow that's fallen here in chester county and we've got an accident on glen willow road at gap newport pike and i want to you keep tweeting your pictures and i thank everybody who did. here's a picture i was talking to someone joseph row on facebook, it's a picture in downingtown and we can see how the roads are snow covered here and slippery so you need to be careful as you're traveling. here's another shot joseph sent out and you can see the car tire marks here traveling through the residential areas in downingtown. here's one scott walsh posted here and he's been talking to me on twitter about the snowfall in honey brook in chester county and we can see how the snow is covering it there. we also have light snow being reported not only in delaware county, in chester county but in delaware i

the blue helmets took up positions on the city's only bridge in an attempt to keep the two warring sides apart but the raids continue. there are around twelve thousand five hundred u.n. soldiers in the country only a few residents have dared to return to their homes florentine don betty lives in a hut built amidst the wreckage of his former farm which was destroyed by the seller caught. you don't normally move the country you can't sleep here anymore yeah woman was robbed here yesterday this and someone robbed her of twenty five thousand francs i spoke with the authorities about the security situation here it's not safe in this part of the city the. security that you don't need to lou has worked for unicef in the central african republic for years because the bonder a camp is just one of many in the country she says and things are getting worse. the humanitarian needs are increasing sadly more and more people are under attack are i.d.p.'s we are now we have six hundred thousand people who are internally displaced within the country which is what it was at the peak of the crisis in twenty