i read it over and over again, darius i don't understand it. me >> well, quantum computing can solve problems that current, traditional computers simply can't solve. and it's in the area of molecule research or root optimization or crypt cryptography these are all problems that simply can't be solved with traditional computers. and now we brought to be our honeywell hardware for the quantum computer combined with the leading software platform, we merged these two companies, and now we have a leading platform and by the way, jim, this is real this is going to generate double-digit of million revenues this year. so this is not some fictionary thing that's going to happen >> your predecessor wrote a great book, "winning now, winning later" this is part of the current honeywell is winning now winning later are the things we're talking about. >> precisely they believed this i believe in it. you have to have a long-term view and a short-term view meaning you have to deliver today, but you also have to invest for the future. that's something that i've

and virginia tech's darius maddox down two as time ran out. needed a prayer to beat clemson. answered. that was from the atlantic coast conference tournament's second round game. i'll tell you this much, when he returns to campus in virginia, he'll never pay for a meal there again. i can guarantee you that. buzzer beaters and thrillers. college basketball at its finest. >> i see elizabeth all ready taking notes. >> i've been taking notes all year. >> oh yeah, we have the office pool show next week. >> yes. >> i'm going to play my title yet again, two-time winner by the way. >> two-time champion. she keeps tells us that. >> how she does it. she'll never tell. >> lots of research. up next, in the waters of antarctica, a piece of history uncovered after more than 1 tonight the ship of a famous explorer has been found in antarctica. >>> in 1915, sir ernest shackleton and his crew were attempting to achieve the first land crossing of antarctica. but their ship, the hms endurance got trapped in dense ice and sank. never to be seen again. >> well a team of scientists used century ol

i had spent some time with dave cody, recently he gave me tremendous comfort for darius we're talkingarius if you want industrial that can do it better and the airlines can fill with new planes and has a lot of good businesses and he's got a great buy back. he has tremendous fire power my trust owns honeywell. has been buying it here but people say, well, jim, you bought it higher and lower i bought it all over the place i have faith in darius i have nin steele. i like mcmullen at kroger. we're seeing ceos who know how to be in control i know people want to sell snowflake. people are burying slootman. you bury him at your own risk. >> yeah. we're seeing snowflake down at the open on an index level, jim, 44.05 is going to take us back to the 20th of the february. >> a lot of my smartest guys say this is where we peak and start going down we can't -- i don't know i think we're uneven i think we're hostage to events. i think that we're no longer at the bottom of the dips that's completely failed we still can be in the sell some but i'm urging people to not sell oil because you sell oil,

inflation and now geopolitics as the russia/ukraine conflict rages on and sanctions roll out. >> dariusd to see you. >> i have to start with geopolitics because it is what is getting the world's attention including investors. how are you navigating the russia/ukraine conflict and i ask that not just from an operational standpoint in the region but in terms of the sanctions that are now starting to roll out? >> right obviously it's been a very, very quickly evolving situation, and we kind of take it -- our business in ukraine actually is relatively small we have less than 15 employees there and obviously wave been trying to assist them in the best way we can and making sure that they're getting to safety you know, russia, it's a little bit bigger it's roughly about 1% of our revenue base and we're trying to monitor both the supply chain, the sanctions, and so on. it's -- the situation obviously changes by the hour, so it's kind of hit us fast and furious here, but we're already making arrangements and plans, the safety of all our employees is our first and foremost objective and then loo

. >> they're definitely like, you sure you don't want to put darius in there for a while.it a long time for this to come back it should be an event so people should watch it, if they watch it on a big screen it should be harrowing and cinematic. >> and the rhythm of the show is is addictive, very low-key. i was telling you before the show i have to turn the volume up way loud because i don't hear very well but also you're speaking like people actually speak. >> yeah we keep it low keep. i'm a mumbler, hi mom, she's always like you mumble but i feel that's the way a lot of people talk. >> yeah it is. >> but if you keep everything at a 2, when you do a 10 it feels like 100. >> i love that. >> just keep it low-key. >> are you work on childish gambino album right now? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. no. no, i've made a lot of music i love it it's. really about how to experience it at this time. >> do you schedule time. do you block out time where you go, like i'm going to work on music or write this or shoot this. or does it just flow. >> it used to just flow but now i h

in fact, he said two letters one did darius couch and another to general smith of couch's command telling him just that earlier in the day, but he asked his officers. what would you do? they said well, we sure as hell wouldn't follow him. then what do we do? i think we should go on the east side of the mountains. then we can get across on the national road through turner pass. and that's exactly what the army did. that's exactly what mead had in mind. and so made me pursues that way but let me tell you the pursuit of needs army. on the east side of the mountains he's going to have to have two mountain patent two mountain chains. he's going to have to cross the catoctons as well as the south mountain range. and he's also going to have to go 64 miles where lee is going to only go 40. once once the meately is working on the hypotenuse. made is working on the other two sides. but it's the only feasible way mead can get there and mead gets there. he confronts lee on the 10th of july. which is astonishing giving this given the shape of that army. and what are we see in the army? well folks it's

joining us anticorruption center executive director and ukrainian civil society activist darius, thank appreciate your time here. i know that you've been feeling so much with the humanitarian side of things and have witnessed atrocities and have heard heroine stories. can you relay some of what you have been watching to our audience? >> you know, i'm now in war zone but most of my team is still in ukraine. part of the team is in kyiv in bomb shelters. 11,000 kilometers from the border with poland. the situation there is devastating. you can go to the border and see how hard it is for refugees who cross the borderer, for them it's kind of end of the hell. but literally hell is happening where children are staying in basements with no heat, no electricity, no food, no water and there is no way how to supply these to them because russians keep shelling with missiles. we have the rain of missiles. they are bombing everything, they are bombing schools, they are bombing universities, they are bombing hospitals. they have tried to bomb two days ago the central railway station in kyiv and than