checkers has 10 to the 31. that end you can see with go here, that -- and then you can see with go here, this is a magnitude larger than checkers. we have 10 to the 360 here. just to give you a sense of how big these numbers are, 10 to the 28 is about the number of atoms in your body. and 10 to the 80 is the number of atoms estimated to be in the entire universe. so these numbers are aft nomically big. if you think about exhaustively searching those game trees, there's really no hope. so just to give you a sense of back of the nfl calculation of how long it would -- envelope calculation of how long it would take to you search these trees, consider the situation where you could evaluation one million board positions every second, which is a lot. if you could do that, maybe our current state of c.p.u.'s would be able to do that kind of evaluation, then you would be able to solve, you would be able to search over the entire tic-tac-toe tree in .10 of a second. but when you move on to checkers, it would still take

another early program was samuel checkers program. it started with one with of the first game playing systems where it would formulate this problem of learning how to pli a game where you have to look ahead as to what the out dpts come of the game might be in order to decide a strategy of what to play. it was the precursors called reenforcement learning. in that case there's not an immediate signal that tells you whether you're right or wrong in terms of what decision you have made but you have to wait for some amount of time before you get feed back as to whether you're headed in the right direction or not. that is certainly the case with games. finally the third thing that i want to point out here is that at the same time there was another area of ai that was focused on developing dialogue systems. these are the precursors of what is being used in chatbots. the ai system would have to figure out how to make a response to them. one of the first examples of this was the system which was invented in 1964. this was really built as a par

they say we are the fact checker. hyperbolict trust fact checkers. host: our guest is tim graham. harbor,from palm florida. democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. good morning. i find it offensive and dishonest to compare the left-leaning media to the far right media. if you listen to the transcripts andhows like rush limbaugh fox news and compare that to npr find --even msnbc, i how dare anyone, especially your guest to compare the two. fox news, if obama walked on water, they would say, can you believe this guy would not' swim? there is nothing that he would accomplish that they would knowledge and give credit for. host: thank you. guest: i think the mistake there is to somehow tried to suggest. first of all conservative talk radio is not the news media. it is a source of political information for a lot of americans. our taxlem is we spent dollars on something called national public radio which is every bit as biased as rush limbaugh. millions of conservatives love those shows. their tax dollars have to pay for and he are which routinely -- npr which routinely att

facebook said the group "corrective" will be it first outside fact checker in germany. >>> six weeks after the deadly wear his fire in oakland, a survivor still in the hospital in a coma. we'll hear from his family. >>> plus a man at a b.a.r.t. station had a matchet yes. what we know about the -- machete. what we know about the investigation is coming up. >>> we get a break here, but some areas of fog. not as foggy as sunday, but still waiting for midweek when it looks like rain comes back. but this morning mostly sunny. just watch out for that morning fog. >>> lot of people are probably sleeping. we're growing to have light traffic. we don't have huge storms today to talk about. >> as we look out in oakland, downtown oakland. it's dry now, but as pam said, another storm is on the way. steve will tell you about it in moments. welcome back, it is monday, january 16, martin luther king day. >> it's coming up on 4:30. rain coming in when? >> wednesday night, thursday. we're okay today and tomorrow. >> okay. >> pam and i are discussing lala land. >> the movie. >> that's right. very cool

fact is the right independent fact checkers.fraction. but with high profile cases still reaching millions and donald trump using the phrase to emphasise news he does not like. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on theresa may's meeting with representatives of the devolved governments of wales, scotland and northern ireland later today. she has said she will not "shy away" from tough talks on brexit. i'm adnan nawaz. the top stories this hour: shots have been fired at a mosque police have arrested two people connection with the attack. president trump has defended his temporary travel ban on people from seven mainly muslim countries in the face of widening criticism and protests. benoit hamon will be the french socialist party's candidate in the presidential elections in april, after winning a run—off vote on sunday. now it is time for our news review. i will give you one guess where we are going to start, we are going to s

. >>> scary situation for workers at checkers restaurant in west philadelphia when someone shoots outindow there. this happened just before 11:00. police responded to the scene, taped autopsy window no one was hurt. >>> police in delaware has given all clear to the city's jewish community center. it was evacuated yesterday after receiving a bomb threat. fbi and k-9 units swept building and found nothing suspicious. officials say numerous jewish community centers across country received bomb threats, none turned out to be credible >>> developing right now, two days without heat and hot water because of that sinkhole , and water main break has folks in the fishtown neighborhood pretty frustrated these cars were swallowed up, two in the mess, it the has been two days and it has been brutally bitterly cold. our lauren johnson is there with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, the helps remains on this tuesday morning, as do chilly temperatures and that makes it hard, as you mentioned for those people trying to wait it out here at home without the water and heat, sight similar to th

. >>> pretty scary situation for people working at this checkers restaurant in west philadelphia someonehot the out window there just before 11:00. police came out, taped up window and nobody was hurt. >>> police in delaware have given all clear this morning to the cities jewish community center, it was evacuated yesterday after receiving a bomb threat. fbi and k-9 unit swept building found nothing suspicious, officials say numerous jewish community centers all across the country received similar bomb threats and none turned out to be credible. >>> developing this morning a 5:07, three days without heat and hot water because of a sinkhole and water main break. folks in the fishtown neighborhood are pretty frustrated this morning. it swallowed up some cars as well. lets get out to the scene, three days of bitter cold, lauren johnson. >> reporter: i know, temperatures have been frigid since saturday's snow and then on sunday is when this big mess all unfolded here on boston street. so as you said no water and no heat for many families. yesterday, crews from the the cities water department

the bullets shattered the windows here at the checkers at 58th and baltimore in southwest philadelphia late last night. when police arrived they found a number of except shell casings and trying to figure out where the gunshots came from. nobody was hurt. >>> bucks county district attorney matthew wine -- will run for another term. he took office in september after heckler retired. >>> and the manhunt for a suspect that allegedly killed a police officer at a florida wal-mart. >>> and now arrests of the men that allegedly helped to rob kim kardashian in paris. >>> a massive manhunt is underway for a man accused of fatally shooting a police officer. officer deborah clayton was killed outside of the wal-mart sport in west orlando yesterday morning. two hours later deputy norman lewis was killed searching for the suspect. and lloyd is a suspect of the killing of his pregnant ex-girlfriend last september. >>> and closing arguments in the case of dillon roof are expected today. and the government rested the case against roof yesterday after being convicted of killing nine people inside of a

although he has been called out for lying or statements by the fact checkers. he doesn't want accountability. at the same time, he's trying to undermine this institution we have, the free press, which president's often find inconvenient, to preserve his ability to say whatever it is that pops into his head and that he tweets. he doesn't want to have a check for narcissistic reasons and aauthoritarian reasons. >> frank, it made sense for a president, right wing or left wing or somebody in the middle or whatever trump is to challenge panz in the media. that's what they do. and that's what he did when pat wrote his lines, a tactic was liberal commentate percent this. guy's not attacking commentary opinion, he's not criticizing somebody might disagree with me, he's challenging the facts of what the hard news is producing. the wire services, the networks, the newspapers. what is that about? >> he doesn't engage the facts at times, chris. one of the thing he's doing to an extent we have not seen is he is going to so far in describing this as utterly biassed, utterly

>> that is a -- that's a heart rate checker, right there. >> jimmy: that's a heart rate checker thereriend. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. thank you for spending part of your thanksgiving holiday with us. >> happy thanksgiving. >> jimmy: were very a -- [ cheers and applause ] very thankful that you're here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you -- do you enjoy a big thanksgiving? do you do all the a -- >> no, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't mean that. i meant, do you enjoy -- do you celebrate it? what's your favorite holiday food? >> my favorite? if i had to pick one? >> jimmy: on the menu -- on the thanksgiving menu. >> oh, that's like, sophie's choice right there. [ light laughter ] i like them all. the thing with me though -- i like, simple foods. like the classic. you know, that's the thing with me, when i do a holi -- that's why i like doing it at my house, 'cause i can control it. you go to someone else's house. i just like the classic -- the basics. we got turkey, you got your mashed potatoes, you get your stuffing, you get cranberry sauce -- and i like the cranberry

"washington post" fact checker and powe lit fact are not siding with critics.president trump noted there are 40 different countries worldwide majority muslim not affected by this order. fact-checkers and supporters acknowledge the seven countries covered by the president's action are majority muslim but the obama administration previously described them as terrorist hotbeds powe lit fact says. other they say a lot of refugees from christians from 2012 to present. half in case of iran. the order allows expedited treatment for them and other religious minorities that they need safe haven in the united states. according to the order on a case-by-case basis the secretary its of state and homeland security may issue visas or other immigrant benefits to nationals of these countries if they determine that that is in the national interests. melissa? melissa: peter, thank you for that. reporter: you bet. david: as many taken off-guard with president trump's administration executive order. the administration had a reason for an bankrupt timing. >> from a safety standpoin

according to the post fact-checker this is a bogus claim. the dodging numbers appears too be the conspiracy theorist appears 3 million votes illegal aliens. the report is actual lay tweet. the person who authored the tweet won't explain how he arrived at his figure. he would also not say what the data is or where it came from or what methodology he used. trump's press secretary backed him up and suggested a white house investigation could happen. >> reporter: does the president believe that millions voted illegally in this election? >> the president does believe that. he stated before his concerns of voter fraud and people voting illegally in the campaign. >> reporter: what evidence do you have? >> as i said, i think the president has believed that for a while based on study and information he has. >> reporter: wouldn't he want an investigation of this? >> as i've noted several times now, he's believed that for a long time and he won fairly overwhelmingly -- >> reporter: i'm asking you why not investigate -- >> maybe we will. >> do you belie

people will be able to flag suspicious stories if they are deemed unreliable by a third- party fact checker. they will be in the newsfeed as disputed. there were concerns that fake news impacted the u.s. election. german a officials have expressed concern that fake news could impact their national election in september. >>> a california state senator is also trying to tackle the fake news problem through education. senator bill dodd past -- presented legislation to introduce media knowledge to the school curriculum -- curriculum.>>> a funeral position had today for the orlando deputy killed in the line of duty. deputy first class norman lewis was killed in a motorcycle crash last week. he was looking for a suspect accused of gunning down another orlando officer, debra clayton. >> i am poor in my wallet -- poorer in my wallet then when we met. i am richer for my experience of someone who truly exemplified a good cop.>> reporter: the suspect is still on the run and is wanted for also allegedly killing his pregnant girlfriend last month. >>> expected to approve a city ordinance on tuesday to h

. >>> we're live over breaking news where shots were fired at a checkers restaurant. no one inside the restaurant was hurt but there was damage to the building from the bullets. >>> new at 11:00, a former secret service officer has agreed to plead guilty to trying to solicit sex from a delaware undercover agent he thought was a 14-year-old girl. he surrendered in 2014 after an online sex sting. prosecutors said moore also had online sex chats with actual young girls. >>> two south jersey high schools honored a fallen state trooper as they faced off on the wrestling mat. they met for the first annual trooper cullen memorial mass tonight. trooper cullen died when he was did by a car as he investigated a car crash last march. he w >>> the battle over the thin blue line. why the federal government is warning local towns about their tribute to police. >>> from almond mills to seltzers, do you know what's covered under the sugary drink tax? >>> the ground opens up and swallows two cars in philadelphia. why that's just the start of the problems tonight. >>> are you tired of

. >> now the fact checkers are finding that a lot of the claims that trump has made are factually incorrect. >> we asked a fact expert if attacking a brand has damage. >> a negative er comment can be bad but they will recover from this. >> from trump his own brand comes into play when he trashes other brands. >> people that agree with the trump brand will see things in a negative light and people that don't agree with the trump brand will see it in a very different light. >> but for now it is immediate advantage for trump suddenly quicker fact checking. >> he is working around the media effectively. and there's an effective polling tool. tweet gets responses. >>> the republicans attempt to cut the congressional ethics was reversed in less than 12 hours largely on the strength of a single trump tweet. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> three former presidents and former first ladies are set to attend the election of inauguration did the did the. hillary clinton and bill clinton have confirmed they will attend and former president george w. bush and laura bush will attend and so has jimmy carter

the 20s and brisk and cold and that snow gradually pulls in during the evening hours and getting checkerater tonight and knocks off fast. a cold day on friday with a high of 34, brisk with the storm likely staying off the coast and clouds from the storm and a high of 30 and the most uncomfortable day of the weekend is sunday brisk and cold and high of just 29 and windchills making it feel like the teens and we could get gusts of 35 miles per hour on saturday. that is definitely coat weather and tuesday afternoon the heart of the cold air push as way and 38 in the afternoon and 48 with rain on wednesday not bad. >>> topping the people scene, the latest film in the star wars universe helped the company set another box office record. rogue one grossed over $400 million in two weeks that pushed disney past the 3 billion mark in domestic grosses, the first time a studio reached that mark in a single year. disney is the parent company of 6 abc. >>> and kylie jenner landed on the 30 under 30 list of young entrepreneurs, the youngest on the list earning $18 million on her line of lip kits and st

tackle and that's why they are going to start by outsourcing the responsibility to a responsible fact checker. brent: these super editors as someone has been calling them today. thank you for taking the time to talk with us. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world -- britain has announced early elections in northern ireland after the region's power-sharing assembly collapsed. the uk's minister for northern ireland said the province will go to the polls on march 2, forming a new government may overshadow the start of brexit talks and leaving the eu may hit northern ireland hard. in mexico, at least five people have been killed and many wounded in a shooting attack at a nightclub. officials say a lone gunman entered the club in the beach resort of playa carmen and exchanged fire with other person inside. authorities say it was not a terror attack. tonight in kyrgyzstan, at least 37 people are dead following the crash of a turkish cargo plane into a village near the capital. most of those killed were residents of the village on the ground. the boeing 747 was trying t

th "washington post" fact checker noting president obama as responding to actual threat in 2011, discovery refugees had in bomb make ed nothing iraq under pressure, fficials decided to re-examine refugees and put in place new screening procedures, led to down in the process of application. president obama did not announce application, the story noting a lot of news reporter visa application had to trickle, obama administration never said policy to halt all application and the noting president obama's policy did not prevent all itizens of that country, including green card holders from traveling to the united states. sweeping,licy is more officials pull back from barring residents and that story coming back before he official statement from the department of home land security residents and s. whether this ban would apply this from the new secretary of land security, john kerry yesterday saying in applying executive f the order, i hereby deem the entry tolawful permanent residents be in the national interest. of significant degoratory information serious public safety and well fare resident

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it started with checkers. there is no wait to get way to get the computer to play chess. look at watson. the supercomputer which is one of the most intelligent forms of artificial computation out there. and how do they change it. eventually when at jeopardy. we need to figure out a way to train this machine. the connection between gaining is a very rich one. now we were looking at iphones a little bit. do you use siri? 's to. >> i do just a little bit. someone should remake 2001 a space odyssey with siri there. and hopefully that is the truth. >> i found this on the web. how advanced is siri and she is kind of a play in the sense. about how much time with spent putting our eyes into things that aren't there. starting with perspective in painting. and going through the magic lantern --dash lantern shows. there's something about just as with an optical illusion you know that it's it to the image image-based still see the 3d scare and you can't tell it otherwise. that's just the way our brains are wired. once you get to more than 12 frames per second on a close-up of the hum

he had a mustache, a red and black checkered backpack. you can see that in the picture as well. anyone with information can is asked to call police. >>> san jose police are investigating the city's second deadly crash of the year. a car hit and killed a woman on west heading street near north bascum at 7:45 yesterday. she was rushed to the hospital but died there. the driver remained on the scene and has been cooperating with the investigators. >>> a dramatic rescue in san jose after an apartment complex went up in flames. it was in the 2900 block of florence avenue and east san jose yesterday afternoon and ten people have been displaced. take a look. the flames were intense. neighbors rushed into save an elderly couple. they were still inside that house. we are told one of the victims was sleeping upstairs when she woke up to the heat and the flames and jumped out of the second story window. >> we broke in and all we saw it was the lady that jumped upstairs like to the floor. the guy that was -- the older man was burned from the face and hair. i mean -- they came out in time. >

. >> new this morning, a southwest philadelphia checkers restaurant is crime scene after gunman opened fire smashing the window. happened around midnight. at this point no one is in custody, no word yet and when led to the shooting. >> well the time now 5:35. in business news this morning, president obama may have new job. >> and more records for the market. money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >>> good morning, jim, rahel, futures pointing to built of lower open, the dow opens this morning after retreat ago bit from that 20,000 mark, it fell 76 points yesterday. the nasdaq, though, jumped ten, which means it opens at new all time high today. big changes are coming to yahoo. if and when it the style verizon goes through, will resign from the board crashes hoo will keep its 15% steak in the chinese retailer alibaba. the company will be renamed at and a, but the verizon sale is in jeopardy in the recent disclosure of 2013 breach. >> amazon, rear tailors, will begin excepting food stamps as part of two year pilot program, begins th

but i'm also concerned that they're basically playing chess and we're playing checkers at this point. and we're doing things that seem not really at the level they're operating at. if they're going to hack us and say they didn't do it, maybe we should hack them and say we didn't do it and have some stuff we release to make putin looked dressed up in a goofy child's outfit with dom nay tricks, i think we're playing a different game than they're playing and we're losing at this int. >> or, gary b., rease financial information about putin and all of his buddies that prevent banks internationally from doing business with them. that would be tougher. >> yes, it would definitely be tougher. going back to lee's point, she said a lot of people don't understand this. you know what, lee, i plead guilty. i don't understand, i don't even understand why is he sanctioning? what is the end game? what is he going to make russia do? not spy on us, not hack us? we're already spying on them, we're hacking them, i'm not saying what russia did were right but we're sanctioning them, what, because exposed d

he has made the claim before on twitter-- but it has been debunked by numerous fact-checkers.lary clinton won the popular vote by more than 2.point.8 million votes. developing this morning. president trump is doubling down on disputed claims about voting results in the president election. according to the washington post-- last night the president told lawmakers at the white house that he would have won the riots during friday's inauguration. cameras - and cell phones - were rolling as protesters smashed a-t-ms and broke store windows. those windows have since been boarded up at two starbucks locations... but only one was able to open on monday. anewe damads well. a national park service office was damaged during the riot - but was able to open its doors this morning. more than 200 people were arrested on friday -- and face felony rioting charges. from coast to coast- saturday was a day of protest. millions of people- marching for issues that matter to women. the organizers say-- this is just the beginning. theresa shook says her mission for the next 4 years is to make the tru

gunfire shattered the front doors of the checkers restaurant at 58th street and baltimore avenue.pened just before 11:00 last night while it was still opened. no one was hurt. >>> fire badly damaged a montgomery county home. flames erupted just after 8:00 last night on the 500 block of west beidler road in u upper merion. everyone made it out but one person was treated for minor injuries. >> confirmation hearings will get going for donald trump's cabinet nominees. as senators question one of their own, alabama senator jeff sessions. abc's karen travers has more. >> reporter: donald trump's cabinet picks gearing up for a congressional grilling. on the hot seat retired marine general kelly tapped to be director of homeland security and alabama senator jeff sessions trump's choice for attorney general. sessions hearing could be confrontational. 31 years ago he was rejected for a federal judgeship over allegations he made racist remarks. charges he forcefully denies. >> i am not a race is. >> reporter: at least nine of trump's cabinet picks facing confirmation hearings this week and f

guest: we publish fact checker reports about whether politics is true or not, and we also do campaign promise tracking. for the past eight years, we have been tracking roughly 500 of president barack obama's campaign promises from 2008 and 2012. host: you say 257 promises fall ofo the kept category, areas copper mise, 147, and promises broke, 129 promises. guest: it is interesting. progressde complete are some progress on about three quarters. so we saw a lot of things done that he said he would get done, and about one-quarter were broken. some of the broken promises would be to close guantÁnamo. he said he would do it but do not move quickly enough when he had a democratic congress. when the republicans took control, they put up a roadblock. we rate of the promises based on outcomes, so if he does not get it done, it is a promise broken. another promise broken was end the war in afghanistan by 2014, a 2012 promise. the conflict in afghanistan is still substantially ongoing. a promise broken. then he said he would cut health care premiums. this is from 2008 at he said his health care

authorities tell us someone started filing bullet outside the checker area restaurant 58th and baltimore avenue. window was shot out. but fortunately, no one was hurt. >> investigators are trying to track down who is behind bomb threat up to 19 jewish community centers including one in wilmington. a threat forced evacuation of jewish community center yesterday afternoon, reopens after search turned up nothing. the jewish federations of north america say some of the calls were pre-recorded. well, vandals have target add philadelphia synogogue, twice in as many months, this president believes they're hate crimes. someone through rocks at temple's menorrah, just before services last friday. they shattered six windows. on december 2nd a rock came through window, as well, president malcolm says, it narrowly missed him. >> we believe it is a hate crime. it hams right before the service begins. we have no idea who is doing this, whether it is adults or kids. >> he says the anti-defamation league is involved it, also believes they were hate crimes, as women, and police continue to investigate a

flag up stories which appear to be fabricated.the stories will then be passed to third—party fact—checkersliable, will be marked in users' news feeds as disputed. shares of airbag maker ta kata are tumbling after the company announced a deal with the us government. the japanese firm will pay a billion dollars and plead guilty to criminal wrongdoing over its airbags, which have been linked to multiple deaths. on friday shares rose more than 16 percent but today fell as much as 10 percent in tokyo. the news is dominated by trump today and the fall in the pound. also, davos has a page. talking about the rich people. the gathering of bigwigs they say. in dasos. that is under way. we are live there tomorrow morning i believe. we'll cover it all week. we'll speak to some of the bigwigs. tanya beck is there for us. she's a bigwig. she is! now, let us talk about what is going on in south korea. a massive story breaking today is the news that the de facto head of samsung has been calld into question at the end of last week. they have now asked for his arrest. over to south korea and let's talk to k

this is the checkers at 58th and baltimore avenue. police are now looking for the shooter.he store was opened at the time and remained opened last night. fortunately no one inside was physically hurt. >> 5:36. confirmation hearings begin this morning for donald trump's cabinet picks while a new jersey senator is expected to make an unprecedented move. democratic senator cory booker will testify against alabama senator jeff sessions who is up for attorney general. booker would become the first senator in history to testify against a fellow sitting senator who was selected for a cabinet post. critics including booker are unhappy with sessions' hard line stances on immigration and civil rights. the senate will also hear from retired marine general john kelly this afternoon. he is trump's nominee for homeland security secretary. >>> donald trump's son-in-law will be a senior white house adviser. jared kushner ivanka trump's husband will not receive a salary in his new position. kushner also plans to resign from the management positions he holds in ther in the family y and will

the stories will then be passed to third—party fact—checkers and if found to be unreliable, will be markedchest individuals have as much wealth as the 3.6bn people who make up the poorest half of the world, according to oxfam. not everyone agrees with oxfam's figures which have been criticised by organisations such as the adam smith institute. you can find analysis of the story on our website, bbc. co. uk/news/business. a quick look at the markets. the lower pound has been good news for the ftse 100. lower pound has been good news for the ftse100. anglo—american up 1.8% on friday. but shares in royal bank of scotla nd on friday. but shares in royal bank of scotland fell 27% after goldman sachs downgraded its rating on rbs from buy to neutral. that is it from me for this hour, more this afternoon. thank you. just to bring you an update on that explosion we reported in the last half an hour. a man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after an explosion which has, as you can see, left much of this end of terrace house all but raised to the ground. this happened in manchester in cecil r

in germany and america they are employing independent fact checkers to say if something is right or nothey will make it harder for people to make money out of the news but when you have people who want to advance a political agenda it will always be with us and i feel with donald trump tweeting about it fake news will be with us for quite some time. thank you. in november 2015, an elderly man was found lost — wandering around a car park in hereford. ever since then, great efforts have been made to find out who he is. and now the bbc‘s panorama team have traced him to a suburb of los angeles, and discovered that his wife and his son had flown him to england and then abandoned him. darragh macintyre has this report. this man was found in hereford in november 2015 with no id and no idea of where he came from. everyone called him roger because he once said the name roger curry, but the police didn't know if that was his real name. we have a person, we have a possible name, but nothing else. we've got no identity documents, no indication of where he's from. roger has dementia and couldn't he

we aree to remember taught about checkered markets and equity markets. will this continue?'m not sure at the moment. 2009, id since 2008 and don't think that is going to stop. probably thes pricing for those coupons. say 233.eople would or three. you after member trump and his administration want to play less. that's want to pay less. they aren't comfortable what he hinted before about renegotiation -- renegotiating. you talk about the fiscal spending and infrastructure and the dax reforms, these things are going to put a lot of pressure. also oil will probably be higher. that means inflation is going to be higher and there will be pressure on these interest rates. definitely what we see now are the people pulling out waiting to see how it is going to happen and some changes happening at the end of the quarter. >> how will that play into rising inflation. higher asces will be well. and where treasury prices are hitting. what we see today i honestly think is the beginning a trade war between the two biggest economies in the world. china is not going to accept all .hese threa

and in that world it was actually against the law for a black person and a white person to play checkers together, you could d go to jai, it was against the law for african americans to pass a white motorist on the road. these are examples of the arcane nature of the caste system that we lived with even to this day, in many respects. >> dickerson: amani you moved away because of islamophobia, and then the family came back, why? >> my family came back because my mom became ill in jordan so we took the family here, i think that experience opened my eyes to the stark contrast between the reality in the middle east, how things were on the ground as compared to how they are being misrepresented in western media. and upon my return, that was kind of my personal goal was, oh, my god i have to open the eyes to this, do something to create change in that way, and also when i returned from jordan i was the wearing a head scarf which was a huge difference for me because i noticed a major shift in the way people treated me, the way that my friends regarded me, and the way that total strangers would

gamet have been the way that we would measure and train these new machines so they started with checkers. there was no way to get the computer to play chess and now we brought in backgammon and go is the next hurdle but it was arguably one of the most intelligent forms of artificial computation out there. how did they train us, by having it play jeopardy and then eventually when so they were likely need to figure out a way to play this machine. i think a game show would be the perfect way to do it. so the connection between gaming and digital technology is a very rich one. >> host: we were looking at the iphone's a little bit. >> i dtalking to somebody the other day and they said someone0 should remake 2001 a spacethere. odyssey where siri is like i'm sorry, dave. [laughter] a >> host: she is kind of a play toy in a sense. >> guest: there's a chapter in the book on evolution about how much time they spent trickingw our eyes into perceiving things that are out there starting with the perspective of going through the magic lantern shows and one of the arguments i made in the chapter is the

>> we had an international team of fact checkers.is out in the world now, so i'm sure we were here about it. oliver: the english netflix is not on there. them.ctly, we do mention carol: any other ideas you are playing around with? arte had one idea which the department loved. people -- hing that carol: i had to google it. it had a one version brazilian flag and chill. but becausede it certain people did not understand the context, they were not necessarily thrilled about it. movies how blockbuster and hollywood could spell trouble for donald trump's pick for treasury secretary. carol: those stories are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek". i am carol massar. oliver: i am oliver renick. for treasurypick secretary facing scrutiny over his ties to a hollywood production studio. >> we rode a story about his entanglement with this company called relatively media, this highflying movie studio run by this charismatic jet setting guy. got involved with this company and a bunch of different ways at the sa

according to the post fact-checker this is a bogus claim. the dodging numbers appears too be the conspiracy theorist appears 3 million votes illegal ailance. the report is a tweet. and the person who authored the tweet will explain how he arrived at the twitter. he would not say with where it came from or what methodsology he used. i have sean spicer backed up him and suggested a white house investigation could happen. >> >> the president does believe that. he stated that before. he continues to maintain that belief based on studies and evidence people presented to him. >> what evidence do you have. >> i believe the president believes that. >> wouldn't you want an investigation of this? >> as i noted, he believes this for a long time. i think he won fairly. overwhelmingly. >> why not investigate -- >> how can be comfortable with his win. >> he is very comfortable with his win -- >> this second time spicer has been forced to defend the boss -- here here is on saturday night. >> which compares to 317,000 that used it for president obama last i

the group corrective will be their first outside fact checker. >>> if you are a packers fan, you are excited. >> you always hear in sports, it's all about when you peak. it appears that the packers, despite the fact that dallas came in at number one, are the hot team. they did it without nelson, the receiver, he is out with a broken rib. rogers 34 yards and a touch down and the tackers take a seven - three lead. then a 90-yard drive, in the second quarter. 3-yard touch doand it's free - three dallas. now in the fourth quarter, it looks like it might be a rout. then a 6-yard touch down. 28 - 20. then a 7-yard touch down, they convert on the two-point conversion and we are tied at 28 - 28. then the game got better. 33 seconds left. crosby gets the 56-yard field goal. but do not celebrate yet. the cowboys answer back. 31 seconds left, he nails it, they are tied. but too much time left on the clock. rogers rolls out. third and long, great pocket presence. he looks for it and on the move. he spots cook on the side lines, they reviewed the play and he did have both feet down, that put them

fact-checker disagreed -- according to the president that doesn't matter. >> you know what's importantllion of people agree with me whether i say that. if you looked the network on the people calling in, they are smart people. >> you think talking about illegal votes is dangerous to the -- >> mean people feel the same way i do. >> back in 201 he was looking into awuthenticity of president obama birth certificate. >> you have people searching in. >> absolutely. they could not believe what they are finding. >> he spending federal resources. let's watch. >> you have people that are registered who are dead, they are were illegals in two states. in new york and new jersey. >> funny he should say that. it turns out his incoming treasury steve minute -- of the "washington post." i done why know you keep putting you -- i'm going to go out and find those people registered in two states. give me a break. >> they don't exist. >> except his family. >> be careful what you wish for here. >> chinese curse. >> there's no -- >> is there a serious problem of voter cheating in this country? >> no. there

make it so you don't need checkers now. we want checkers to have jobs.t of something we're talking about today. technology initially takes away jobs and then says, creates new ones. >> they don't always align perfectly in timing. you could lose a lot of jobs over a ten-year period while you have a leap in technology and takes the next 30 to fill them in, or more. >> totally agree. >> at the nasdaq, it is tax tile systems, technology, a medical device company. we haven't done morgan stanley yet. >> no. one of the things i think morgan stanley suffered from is that jpmorgan, wells fargo and bank of america had great quarters. something i talked about on game plan on friday for "mad money." i think morgan stanley is doing many things right. it was a better than expected quarter. i think if there is transparency that we would get in some of the federal -- this is the deregulation, morgan stanley would be a great buy. they're not going to go back to prenumbers. they don't want to do those businesses. when you look at morgan stanley at $40 billion in capital w

and that's the investigators and that's first outside fact checker in germany. >>> speaking of mark ady shows eight men own half the world's bebt. now the study by -- well, they own half the wealth and they say that it's made up of six americans and one from sparngs mek koe and microsoft founder bill gates tops the list and also includes the bay area's mark zuckerberg and then the men are worth a totaling and so eight men own half of the world's wealth. that's so incredible. >> a lot of cash. >> still a lot and they're a lot of businesses. >> thank you. >>> severe weather across the central part of the united states and a tornado warning and recovery and then at the cowboys stadium. blap we're told to live large, but with princess cruises your most extraordinary moments happen when you feel small. when you're completely outnumbered, overshadowed, and outshined. so what if you dared to explore this great big beautiful pond. what if you dared to feel small. celebrate our princess anniversary sale with award winning itineraries. 7 day fares from $799. visit your travel agent or princess.