these students to help them get skill sets and understandings and understand how to stay within the c.s. programs. and then i am in charge of the entrepreneurship program. so, i'm really lucky to be able to work with founders of color that have tech companies across seven cities and eight next year. so, i'm really excited. >> and we're gonna talk to you in just a little bit about the barriers to entry for latinos into technology, but, dr. bauer, i want to ask you about your school district. 87% of the kids are of latino heritage, right? >> also, many of them are below the poverty level, so their challenges are a little bit different than most districts, especially in terms of accessing the new economy. for our families, it's quite a different world. and so, the work that we do in our district will hopefully lead our students to become just like you guys around the table -- successful latinos that have access to the new economy. >> and on that note, hector, i want to talk to you about your work at google, what you do there. and you represent a latino that's very successful in technology.

. >> it's like, c.s. lewis, tol kin, they had a club, a writers and poets club.i hate you. >> we can go. >> stephen: is it like hobbit country around there. >> yes, we young people who grew up there referred to it as "the shire." it was pubs with tankards and snuff and grumpy bar men and dogs and eggs pickled in jars on the bar counter -- >> you lost me there. >> i heard you talking about flats. you can't say flats. did you see tidally -- >> i said twig 'n' berries. kick them in the twig 'n' berries. >> yeah, that's very hobbity. >> stephen: that's hobbity. tolkin rarely talks about genitalia. i've read everything. exactly. now, i also want to say please say hello to your wife. this is your lovely wife. she is a paralympickian, aimee mullins. we had her on the old show, "the colbert report" and we had a lovely time talking to her. >> she said. >> stephen: what did she say? >> she said you got a bit gooey. >> stephen: what does that mean? >> like fell into her eyes a little bit, and had to sort of stop the show-- this is true-- and restart the show and say, "sorry

now, c.s. kicks off this week and it will be a convergence of detroit and silicon valley. it is a critical time for autonomous cars to move from the testing phase to the mass audience. names like google, ford, and gm are trying to put their best foot forward. tesla moved lower in after-hours trading after the company came up short on production and delivery figures. tesla sold about 20,000 cars in the last quarter, below analyst expectations. in 2016, the company produced nearly 84,000 vehicles and 74,000, also below company guides. here in the studio, the tech entrepreneur and privacy advocate, he is now the managing partner of the newly launched firm heroic ventures and a guest host for the hour. these tesla numbers were pretty high and ambitious. is it about not quite living up to these expectations? >> that is pretty much it. elon musk had such ambitious targets for tesla's growth, aiming to get to 500,000 vehicles in a couple more years. so many analysts and investors on wall street automatically start discounting those. they have achieved incredible things, even the

then c.s. lewis died. that this is like a joke but they have nothing in common. jefferson and adams have everything in common november 22nd, 1963 was the other day until the death of john kennedy. that was a special day even before the two giants died on did. so the odds of this happening you have about the same mod's of this happening on the 50th anniversary july 4th and the presidents to die on the same day in the other two by the way the only another one president to die in july july 4th was james monroe a founding father five years later. it is about the same laws as drawing a royal flush 45 times in a row. it is not normal. and that story and one other story that has to convince you something is going on. abraham lincoln is such a familiar figure we feel that we know him are what he looks like but we really lose the sense unless you go back just how weirton everything about him is. it is incredibly weird and illogical he ever became president and not just because steve grew up for in did not own shoes or a formal education un to school a total of six months