guess screenwriter as well. >> danny: i knew eddie in prison, 're you doing here?" i said, "i'm working with this kid." he asked me, "are you still boxing? because i held a lightweight and welterweight champion in every joint." i said, "i'm training. i still train, but i don't get hit in the face anymore." and he said, "we need somebody to train one of the actors how to box." >> anthony: the movie was the awesome "runaway train." trejo trained and fought against the actor eric roberts, who along with jon voight, earned academy award nominations for the film. for danny, it was that start of a long and glorious career. he never looked back. >> danny: i'll never forget andrei konchalovsky the director, russian aristocrat, right? he says, "you fight eric in movie. you be my friend." now if you come out of the penitentiary and somebody says, "you be my friend," it's kind of a red flag. >> anthony: right. and how many films since then? a whole hell of a lot. >> danny: about 320 or something, you know what i mean? >> anthony: you moved from there to ser

danny: i don't know that it has complicated it. nk people represent -- misrepresent how much knowledge there is about the process of removing the stimulus, slowing slowing thele or purchases. i was in the room in 2008 when the npc decided to start to do quantitative easing. the discussion went on between the european central bank, the bank of england, and the fed about what to do. we didn't really have a plan of what to buy and what the impact would be. there was no real plan on the way in and there is no plan. let me reassure you. it may not be a good thing to hear, there is no fundamental plan. we don't know the economics of withdrawing stimulus. how do you do it? what are the effects? what is the speed by which you do it? we really don't know. central bankers are just going to have to watch and see. if we notice, the fed has not started to sell off qe. the bank of england has not started to sell off its assets and neither has the ecb. we are simply talking about slowing the rate of increase. this is tiptoeing into the unknown. i

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danny trail. >> thank you. >> did he grow up here the same time we did? >> i love danny. i don't know him. but he's a great actor. >> he's a good guy. >> sometimes it is the case that if we don't buy into a narrative that's been written for us or written about us, which means that we're less than and are entitled to have less than others fushgs don't buy into that, then there is a freedom in. that i think the great freedom fighter harriet tubman who said she could have freed more slaves if they knew they were slaves. so you buy into a certain narrative, sometimes that holds you back. so i heard the joke that he cracked. i'm also wonlderidering if you t allow a narrative to be written for that you held you back? >> exactly. one of the best ones, it's in the movie, mr. wax, our high school business teacher told myself and misch i will gilliam in front of the class the two of us would never succeed at anything. we were passing notes back and forth. i went into the navy afterwards. i got out of the navy and my friend said how about your buddy michelle? he said don't you know? i said, no. vietn

justifiable in some cases of medical futility for a hospital to sue for the right to say no. >> danny, id be to say absolutely nothing further, but i can't resist, so i have to just say this. someone needs to speak for charlie gard. that mite not be his parents. it might not be in his best interest. at some point, for this to continue, if, in fact, he's feeling pain, and it is an exercise in futility. that's all i'm saying. when i first read in, i said, my god, it's a death panel. this is horrific. then i read more about it. i thought, that little guy's interests need to be advocated by someone, and i think the british system takes that into consideration. i wish we had more time. it's an unbelievable debate. it's like a law school exam and so damn sad his life hangs in the balance, but thank you, thank you danny, you know appreciate you both. >> one more, if i got time. as i say, being overwhelmed on twitter and facebook comments on the case. advocated for death pams. no, see, i did not just advocate for death panels. what i said is that to the superficial analysis like yours, this is g

we skyped with his father, danny i don't expect for anybody to talk to a kid that way especially withhe partsere. >> reporter: to add to the anger and hurt, his mom claimed she tried to gadium security to mov seats or have the offensive man removed from the stad was done. >> just makes me emotional think at the young keys stadium people didn't do anything shows it should have been m throw people out for a l less seems or hopefully the yankees will do ter: a spokesperson for the team tells us in a statement. quote we're where of the incident and are currently conducting an investigation. the new york yankees have absolutely no tolerance for that type of abhorrentbehavior. we've spoken directly and at length to the family affected and hope all of them back to yankee stadium apersona >> i'm not trying to get -- i want you to change your book. this matter doesn't happen to anybody again. he sees a tv andoh, the retarts are on tv. his vocabulary now. >> reporter: as far as will sti but won't bring his son any time sois man, the demarco family hopes he feels remorse he caused. at yankee sta

danny's legs. "doctors asked me if i wanted to save my legs," danny writes. me into this world with two legs and i want to leave with two legs.ve he spoke at a dinner. had the entire audience captivated with his story. he was so good i nicknamed him "the preacher."" >> the first time i heard about him painting me i was ecstatic. it is an honor and privilege p having the president of the united states of america taking his time out to paint me and so many others. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," we are in dallas, texas at the george w. bush presidential center. joining us now, another american hero. featured in "portraits of courage." he is also purple heart recipient, daniel kucera is with us. good to see you. did you know the president of the united states had painted a portrait of you? >> i did not. i saw maybe a facebook post. someone sent it to me. >> sean: what does that mean to you? >> it was an honor. knowing that someone that had then part of leading the free world and took the time and that is what i think people need to understand. he took the tim

now, i don't know whether danny will still say that about me now, in that i took his seat.r's eye, it is a good idea to point out something unique and memorable about yourself. like labour's new mp for bristol north west. ..and now, so i am told, mr deputy speaker, the first ever darren elected to this house of commons. bristol north west is an historic and fascinating constituency. claire gould. and that is it from us for another week, but dojoinjoanna shinn on monday night at 11 for another round—up of the best of the day here at westminster, including questions to the home secretary, amber rudd. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. the weekend was something of a mixed bag across the greater part of scotland and northern ireland, but once we get into england and wales, at times it really did look as glorious as that. can we keep it up for the next few days? well, there will be some sunshine in the forecast. as early as tuesday, some areas will be seeing some significant rainfall, and then later in the week it will turn a wee bit hot and humid from the so

now, i don't know whether danny will still say that about me now, in that i took his seat.atching the speaker's eye, it is a good idea to point out something unique and memorable about yourself. like labour's new mp for bristol north west. ..and now, so i am told, mr deputy speaker, the first ever darren elected to this house of commons. bristol north west is an historic and fascinating constituency. claire gould. and that is it from us for another week, but dojoinjoanna shinn on monday night at 11 for another round—up of the best of the day here at westminster, including questions to the home secretary, amber rudd. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. is that what is saturday looking like across the uk? it does not look that bad at all. for most of us there will be sunshine. the morning maybe cloudy and even a few spots of rain particular across east anglia and the south—east are just a bit of darkness nothing more, the weather is quiet. let's see how we will end the night. just a little damp weather there across the south—east but for most of us dry into the ev

now, i don't know whether danny will still say that about me now, in that i took his seat., it is a good idea to point out something unique and memorable about yourself. like labour's new mp for bristol north west. ..and now, so i am told, mr deputy speaker, the first ever darren elected to this house of commons. bristol north west is an historic and fascinating constituency. claire gould. and that is it from us for another week, but dojoinjoanna shinn on monday night at 11:00 for another round—up of the best of the day here at westminster, including questions to the home secretary, amber rudd. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello once again. sunday is shaping up to be a half decent day for many parts of the british isles, save for parts of scotland, where your impression will be slightly twisted by the fact they will see showers. not a cold start wherever you may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in the glens of eastern scotland. once we got rid of the last of saturday's rains in the south—east, a lot of england and wales enjoys a supe

now, i don't know whether danny will still say that about me now, in that i took his seat!ye, it's a good idea to point out something unique and memorable about yourself, like labour's new mp for bristol north west. and now, so i'm told, mr deputy speaker, an the first ever darren alex elected to this house of commons. bristol north west is an historic and fascinating constituency. claire gould. and that's it from us for another week, but dojoinjoanna shinn on monday night at 11 for another round—up of the best of the day here at westminster, including questions to the home secretary, amber rudd. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodnight. hello. most of us have seen a bit of sunshine today. the best across england and wales, but more sunny spells during the week to look forward to and a spell of rain on tuesday. after that, it is hot and humid across england and wales, with thunder later in the week. this is the extent of the sunny skies across england and wales. more cloud for northern ireland and scotland, where we have seen the cloud break—up in cornwall, beautifu

we and they wanted with his father, danny. >> i was in shock.ou don't expect for anybody to talk to a kid that way, especially with the parents right there. >> reporter: to add, the mom claimed she tried to get help from yang keys stadium security to move seats or have the offensive man removed from the to stadium. but she said nothing was done. >> just makes me emotional thinking about it >> the fact that the you don't know keys stadium people didn't do anything about it. shows should have been a little more tolerant. they throw people out for a lot less seems >> hopefully the yankees will do something and make it right. >> reporter: a spokesperson tells us in a statement, quote, we are aware of the incident and conducting an investigation, the new york yankees have absolutely no tolerance for that type of fan behavior. we also have spoken directly and at helpingth to the family affected and hope to have all of them back to yang keys stadium as our personal guests. >> i said i'm not trying to get sympathy out of you, i want you to change your p

i know where they're going with this. >> they're going to have to cook this pizza. >> right. flame grill snd. >> exactly. flame grilled on the exhaust of danny'slove how they're being scientific. then they fire up that lambo. >> men are just crazy. that's what i've decided. because ain't no way i'm sticking my face next to that talking about flame grilling some pizza. >> in case you can't tell, the exhaust system has been modified. it almost blows the pizza out of their hands. they keep roasting and toasting with those blue flames. >> i know that's how that brother got bald right there. >> of course this is a goofy stunt. >> it's rather exhausting to make it. >> but it does they claim a seem to work. there is heat and steam coming off it. i'm on board. >> i'm entertained. >> just bring me the sausage and pepperoni from the inside. do whatever you want to do after that. >>> you look super sketchy right now. >> she's about to pull a fast one. >> this girlfriend is a gangster of the movie theater. >> clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but can ot fix this teens skateboarding mishap? nop

danny, i haven't heard from you yet. watching all this and thinking of his future, who say you. >> where do i begin. how do i bat clean-up in this situation? i have so many things to talk about. first of all, i don't think this was as much of a slam dunk as mark and jeffrey suggested. i think under nevada's guidelines, yes, his risk factors were low, but this was the highest level of severity of a crime, and because of that, that's why they had to look at all these sort of surrounding factors. now, once you do that and you evaluate o.j.'s performance, which they're allowed to do, in talking about what he did, how would any of us grade that? is anyone here on this panel going to give him above a "c" in how he represented himself today, a "c" plus maybe. >> why did he keep talking. every time he spoke about not going to aa, you were like -- >> stop talking. and it's so frustrating, paul, mark, when we talk to clients, you tell them how to behave yourself in front of a judge or a parole board and they nod their head and then

i have known a few great men in the senate, i'd put ted kennedy in that category and danny inouye, and i would put john mccain in that category too. certainly not to be forgotten of equal praise are susan collins and lisa murkowski. they are amazing. women are in so many instances stronger than men. they brag less about it, but they are. and last night sort of proved that. as somebody who is in a family of strong women, i very much appreciate their strength, their courage, and their dedication to principle. despite the entreaties. where do we go from here? john mccain said it all on tuesday night. i hope this is a turning point. his speech when he returned to the senate and his vote last night and his actions in the last few days. do i hear an echo? you know, on health, we've got to shut that off, whoever is doing it. ok, thank you. on health care, i hope we can work together to make the system better in a bipartisan way. and i'm optimistic that that can happen. i think at the very beginning we should stabilize the system. we should make permanent the cost-sharing which keeps people's

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and the fed should continue to normalize policy >> and danny, i hear i should just mention, you guysu're taking the other side of sort of the fang trade, so is that -- >> actually to kate's point, and i think this is what you meant, kate, correct me if i'm wrong, essentially lightening up on some of those tech companies taking some profits and actually going into some sectors that have been beat up, like financials, like energy, because you're looking for that kind of swing. is that what you meant >> i mean, i love financials, it's probably my favorite sector call at this point i think you have not only the macro, but also the earnings, the cash return, the regulatory side, and very much the policy support. so, i support adding a little money to financial stocks. >> well, we're about to fly into those earnings, michael, on friday >> we are, and i think expectations are relatively subdued for the big banks which is probably a good thing i don't think anyone thought it was a great trading quarter. that's often the big swing in terms of reported results versus expectations so i think fi

i will introduce danny in lambertville, new jersey. danny? ll. reporter: we went to almost betterville, we got in the kitchen. wert stad making our own meatballs. you guys are he best in new jersey. bill: we stated is about time. the own her, your dad, tom, has happed the business down to you. danny, you are ready. tell me what you brought us? >> all right. pretty muching here. the danny d. it is roasted peppers, a little bit on there. bill: all right. >> we have grated cheese and balsamic. bill: you keep talking, i will eat. >> it has chicken cutlet, sharp provallone and roasted peppers. the meatballs are the number one thing. we have been on tv with you guys before. >> really good. >> everybody loves our stuff. people are traveling all over for us. bill: let me ask you, how challenging do you foon it running a business in the climate today in new jersey with taxes and regulations? >> it is tough. i love it. you know? if i didn't love it, it would be a i lot of work. >> my favorite part you can go in to the restaurant there. >> nice. ok. all

those are beautiful. >> i love danny trejo, talking trash one second, smiling at kids the next. for "nightline" in hollywood. >> it was danny trejo who said "every good thing that's ever happened to me came out of helping others." thank you for watching abc news. and as always, we'renline at abcnews.com and our "nightline" ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley

i'm danny winborn, and i am a planning commissioner in the city of gaithersburg as well ass a member of the book festival committee. this is our eighth annual book festival, and we are so happy to have everyone here. gaithersburg is a wonderful city that proudly supports the arts and humanities. we are pleased to bring you this fabulous event thanks in part to the general support of our sponsors and volunteers. when you see them, please say thank you. a few announcements. for the consideration of everyone here, we'd like for you to silence all devices. and if you're tweeting today, use hashtag gbf. we also have a survey that we'de like your feedback so we can keep making this a better and better festival every year. and ms. olsen will be signing books immediately following her presentation. a quick word about buying books. i just bought about five myself, so i'm not just asking -- i'm not preaching to the choir, i'm part of the choir. [laughter] but it really helps book festival. so when you have an opportunity, please go over to the politics & prose tent and purchase some books. as

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those are beautiful. >> i love danny trejo, talking trash one second, smiling at kids the next.k watt for "nightline" in hollywood. >> it was danny trejo who said "every good thing that's ever happened to me came out of helping others." thank you for watching abc news. and as always, we're online at >> hey, everybody. welcome to hometown heroes week. this week is our chance to recognize all those selfless people out there who set a great example for the rest of us. and i can't think of a better way to say "thank you" than to give them a chance to win $1 million. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." ♪ welcome to the show. are you guys ready for more hometown heroes week here on "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] me too. our returning contestants are among the most deserving people to ever play our game. the three of them took down a terrorist on a train in france, saving countless lives. so please welcome back alek skarlatos, spencer stone, and anthony sadler. [cheers and applause] welcome back, alek. >> hello. >> spence. >> hey, chris. >> anthony. [cheers and applaus

danny was alluding to. by november, it is a 40% probability across the market. the question i why would 25 basis points now be a disaster? it seems like an exaggeration on the impact of 25 basis points. if you have an inflation overshoot possibly coming, 100 basis points does not knock off that much of cpi over a two-year horizon in the realm of .5%. if they are not hiking now and not hiking for the next two years, their credibility comes in some disrepute. jonathan: what's your comment on that? >> a little mistake is not as bad as a big mistake. it is like it is ok to punch myself in the face against the alternative of not doing it. my view would be you shouldn't do it, makes absolutely no sense. every vote for a rate rise since 2008 -- obviously, a small rate rise would be better than a big one. but the data, i would say again, the data in the other direction, the economy is slow, and the only reason it is going is because the consumer, foolishly, has been spending and what they should have been doing is saving so we are going to see those declining real wages and the econom

i recently caught up with the c.o.o., danny lopez, in london. ing about application for the latest feature. take a listen. recognition is fun, social. we want people to play around with it and learn from the experience. the key for us is the accuracy of the recognition. our facial recognition has a 99.67% accuracy rate. that's what we want to make sure is working, and when it is working well, you can take that and use it in a host of sectors. think global banking with facial recognition as a way to transact. think building access where you are fussing around to find your card but there is actually a camera lens that recognizes you as an employee. so many smart networking things, 5000, 10,000ith people, trying to find out who is who, who might be relevant to you, having the ability to scan a photograph and get that information is exciting. caroline: security issues or worries about that as well in terms of being able to scan a picture of anyone and know the details about them? at the moment it is opt in, but how does that scale? >> security is a k

tonight -- danny devito -- from "i love dick" actress kathryn hahn -- president and ceo of planned parenthood cecile richards -- featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. that is great to hear. president trump yesterday attacked the investigation into his ties with russia tweeting quote, "when will this taxpayer funded charade end." yes mr. president, when will this taxpayer funded charade end. [ light laughter ] dude, you made barack obama show two birth certificates, and you called the pope "disgraceful." [ light laughter ] but you're gonna reserve judgment on this guy who looks like the tow truck driver from a horror movie? [ light laughter ] need a ride ladies? [ applause ] you're not gonna get cell service out here. [ light laughter ] authorities were called to a florida airport yesterday to deal with angry passengers after spirit airlines canceled multiple flights. just look at this. [

guest: danny, as a religious person, i would say the most important function of faith is the improvement of the believer's soul. i'm not going to make prescriptions about what mr. trump needs to do or needs not to do. judge not and you may not be judged. host: how are the rest of us supposed to preach civility among ourselves when the president of the united states clearly sets a horrible example himself? guest: i agree that the president has set a horrible example. but the bottom line is that the only behavior i control is my own. and the civility of behavior among americans has the power to overcome the example of any individual, even if that example ought to be more appropriate. host: our guest is rabbi jack moline f. you're listening on c-span radio, we're talking about civility in american politics. milton next in philadelphia, democrats line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'd like to make a couple of points about president trump. one of the things that -- when the president wins, usually he makes an all-out effort to reach across the aisle and reach out to his

we -- danny, drew, and i formed a hospitality group called the fried rice >> it's only been two weeks? >> only two weeks and it's a new baby of ours. and we're doing a modern chinese and korean food and a super casual setting, you know, no reservations, walk-in. >> love it already. >> it's kind of a full service, catering operation, you know, we cater so cook at your house, cook in the restaurant, cook anywhere. >> tell us what you're making. this is on the menu. >> this is on the menu. so super fresh. >> it smells so good. >> salad. so yes, super simple. it's jicama, lots of great texture from jicama, cucumbers, a little bit of red onion, radish, lots of fragrant thai basil. >> and you can smell all the different herbs. >> we call this salad the hafacado salad so it's exactly half an avocado. >> it's good for you but you can't eat too much. this, i know because it's in the in a but we make a signature salt called our chiko salt, so crushed sesame and chili flakes and kosher salt. mix this all together. we have this cool dressing that's a sesame oil. >> you can smell the sesame. >> ye

. >> reporter: i love danny, talking trash one minute, helping kids the next.k he's going to be this threatening guy, he's like, here, have some donuts. the official review of his restaurant says it features mexican flavors in a hip place with communal tables. >> don't miss our updates on facebook. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo today. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." a minneapolis police officer is providing new information about the incident that left justine damond dead. the details straight ahead. >>> let obamacare fail. that's what president trump is saying after the republican health care plan suffered a stinging defeat. the president invited his fellow gop senators to the white house for lunch today. a vote on a repeal-only bill will be held next week, even though it lacks the support to pass. >>> venezuela's government is denouncing the u.s.'s threat of sanctions. and plans to go ahead rewriting the constitution. he says no foreign government c

danny. i'm clean. in fact, i ordered the steak 'cause i'm looking out for my protein intake. i'm sure you are. look, you know the drill here, carmen.

danny dyer may be? i is what it with danny dyer. ian, it is what it with danny dyer.o much mocking on social media, but sean spicer‘s turbulent, six—month long stint as the face of president trump's administration is over. mr spicer quit his role as the white house press secretary, reportedly in response to an organisational shake—up. so where does that leave the trump administration? we'll look at the implications in a moment, but first let's remind ourselves of some of his most memorable moments. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. both in person and around the globe. these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration of shameful and wrong. the default narrative is always negative. some one as despicable as hitler who didn't even think to using chemical weapons. there was not, he brought them into the... to the holocaust centres, i understand that. with the bashar al—al. .. bashar al—assad in charge. bashar al—assad, and now you've mispronounced his name a few times. i'm sorry, please stop shaking your head at me. if the p

danny said what was terrible? patrick: my -- my concept. dan: i him, but also to get him nervous enough to go out -- lemonis: why would you be mean to him? dan: not to be -- to motivate him. i was telling him this stuff to make sure that he followed up with kelly to get the blessing on all of them. kelly: i had it. we went over it. lemonis: we're now designing clothes in consensus? who's the designer here? -dan: i just want -- -lemonis: who's the designer? -dan: patrick is. lemonis: okay. dan and kelly's job is to help keep patrick focused operationally. do i want them getting involved in the design process? definitely not. what i invested in is what's inside of his creativity. let him do his thing. you're not his mother, you're not his father. you're his brother and his sister, and you're his business partner. dan: sorry for being hard on you. lemonis: the next thing that i want to see is i want to see some of these basic things actually start to get made. -patrick: okay. -lemonis: okay? patrick: mm-hmm. ♪ lemonis: patrick's finally finished with

tonight -- danny devito -- from "i love dick" actress kathryn hahn -- president and ceo of planned parenthood

tonight -- danny devito -- from "i love dick" actress kathryn hahn -- president and ceo of planned parenthood with russia tweeting quote, "when will this taxpayer funded charade end." yes mr. president, when will

i was talking online about the fourth of july, about freedom and liberty. and it is causing controversy. his video started with a famous quote read by dannyo i represent to do with your national independence. >> colin kaepernick's caption on that video reads how can we truly celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robbed our ancestors of theirs? to find my independence, i went home. he traced his roots to africa. he visited a hospital and a local village and said he felt a lot of love there. >>> the time is 6:57. the tour of fronts embroiled in controversy. a cyclist looked like he elbowed a competitor, causing a major crash. the riders were sprinting to the finish line when officials say that peter segan elbowed mark. he fell and broke his shoulder blade. >>> the time is 6:57. the a's beat the white sox yesterday on the fourth of july. 7-6. it was a tight game. the white sox took the lead in the 5th. the a's came back with a home run and took the lead 6-5. in the 9th, the white sox tied it up with this hit from cabrerro. and for that he got a pie in the face for his first walk-off homer. it goes to the media guy too. the a's w

i feel the same way. danny says guess who waters you are a kook, don't change. stewart tweets # proud prou american. nice rock. i like that.. that is all for us tonight. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ people are looking for a new brand of change. replace the public your populism here. the next revolution starts right

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his video starts with a quote read by actor danny glover made by frederick douglas. >> what have i -se that i represent to do with your national independence. >> >> the kaepernick's caption reads how can we celebrate independence that robbed our ancestors of there's. i went home to define my independence. he traced his roots to ghana in africa. he said he found a lot of love there. >>> the tour to france involved in a contra controversial. it looked like a bicyclist elbowed a rider. the riders were sprinting toward the finish line when the officials says that peter elbowed mark into that barrier. he fell and broke his shoulder bone. >>> it was an exciting day for the a's fans as -- the score was tight throughout the game. the white sox took the lead from the a's in the 5th inning. the a's came right back with this home run from yander and the a's led 6-5. in the 9th inning, the white sox tied it 6-6. in the bottom of the night, plan do not hit his homer of the season. he got a pie in the face for that. and a's won 7-6. >>> the giants lost 5-3 to the tigers in destroyed. the giant wer

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i'm danny winborn, and i am a planning commissioner in the city of gaithersburg as well ass a member of the book festival committee. this is our eighth annual book festival, and we are so happy to have everyone here. gaithersburg is a wonderful city that proudly supports the arts and humanities.

danny: security is a key area. i think like everything you have to embrace the technology.edge facial recognition gives you the ability to find where the bad guys are, is a very positive development. think about the person who is in a foreign city and has nothing on them. the ability of somebody else to comedy facial recognition, to find nationality, to find their closes embassy, the next it c - of kin. there is so much value this can bring. blippar now? five years ago is about branding and exciting ways of using it and getting access. what do you want to stand for now? danny: we are a technology company that specializes in augmented reality. is a showcase of the technology. we made a very clear decision to be able to scale, you need to be good at computer vision. when you have a perfect marriage with augmented reality and overlaying technology, you have aierfect technology to allow to scale. if that happens within our app, the technology we have built can be taken outside the app so other companies can capitalize in what we have done a computer vision. >> what is it mean i