today was an update by the ibc, they say that in some areas, there had been progress, they were pleasedussians had done. —— ipcc. but they say that while the plan was good, they were yet to see action. —— ipc. they say that they are issuing the russians with one final warning before pyeongchang. the thing is that we have already stated today that we have not seen sufficient progress for them to be reinstated. therefore, the consequence of that, if not reinstated, they would not be in pyeongchang. shouldn't they be punished, properly, for what the final mclaren report showed, which came after your initial suspension, asa came after your initial suspension, as a deterrent? i think they are very fully aware of what they need to do, we can go down the punishment route, all we can go down the far more positive root of getting things fixed. everybody knows that what they did was... das diddley, any word you would wish to use for it, why did we have to react in the way that we did? —— dastardly. but we will maintain that action until we see concrete change. to miss one would—be bad for russia,

we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code.rected this entire complex structurally in just about four hours. >> then came the plumbing, the wiring, insulation and finishing touches. >> we have a container stacked up against a conventionally built masonry core. that houses most of our mechanical plumbing and electrical infrastructure. within the core are all the bathrooms and the kitchens, leaving the containers to really be just the pure space. we really wanted an open, clean, modern interior space that contrasted against the, you know, the rough exterior. >> the bedroom, you can see, is a decent size. it's roughly 16 by 12, which is a good-sized bedroom. we have a queen bed here and then the bathroom in through this door. this is a small work space. when you have only 740 square feet, every space is important to use. and so this gives us kind of a desk and work space there. one of the things inside that we've left is the flooring. shipping containers come with an inch-and-a-half plywood. and so you see a lot of the remnants fr

we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code.entire complex structurally in just about four hours. >> then came the plumbing, the wiring, insulation and finishing touches. >> we have a container stacked up against a conventionally built masonry core. that houses most of our mechanical plumbing and electrical infrastructure. within the core are all the bathrooms and the kitchens, leaving the containers to really be just the pure space. we really wanted an open, clean, modern interior space that contrasted against the, you know, the rough exterior. >> the bedroom, you can see, is a decent size. it's roughly 16 by 12, which is a good-sized bedroom. we have a queen bed here and then the bathroom in through this door. this is a small work space. when you have only 740 square feet, every space is important to use. and so this gives us kind of a desk and work space there. one of the thingside that we've left is the flooring. shipping containers come with an inch-and-a-half plywood. and so you see a lot of the remnants from when they wer

we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code.t about four hours. >> then came the plumbing, the wiring, insulation and finishing touches. >> we have a container stacked up against a conventionally built masonry core. that houses most of our mechanical plumbing and electrical infrastructure. within the core are all the bathrooms and the kitchens, leaving the containers to really be just the pure space. we really wanted an open, clean, modern interior space that contrasted against the, you know, the rough exterior. >> the bedroom, you can see, is a decent size. it's roughly 16 by 12, which is a good-sized bedroom. we have a queen bed here and then the bathroom in through this door. this is a small work space. when you have only 740 square feet, every space is important to use. and so this gives us kind of a desk and work space there. one of the things inside that we've left is the flooring. shipping containers come with an inch-and-a-half plywood. and so you see a lot of the remnants from when they were used, when forklifts came in

quarter, not that i think it is going to be down so much, but i think it is interesting you look at ibcsich they released for q1 sales, they show that samsung overtook apple without a new release of a phone, a real brand recovery for samsung. and now apple moving back into second position. so i think the hardware business for apple this quarter might be a little bit sideways. and with the chinese coming -- manufacturers coming up from the bottom, again, i don't think a disaster, i agree with dan, you never count out apple as a winner, but still in that neck and neck race with samsung having shot themselves in the foot with their new phone, for them to be back in first place, it is going to be an interesting quarter to see. an interesting battle between the two. >> fascinating. i think it was walt who said samsung's quality problems probab probab probab probably bought apple a year. investors wrestle with this issue where these companies are so large, their distribution chains are so wide ranging that they can't possibly make enough phones and so we all worry about supply chain and logist

. >> ibc with obviously with the job report today coming out there is a lot of talk about artificialntelligence and is going to take over the jobs of the future and i was really interested in your book what is your take on how that will impact jobs. >> there's a big conference in texas that i was at this is a big issue for them. this is the history of civilization and process. the difference now that they are coming out. but every repression will feel this pressure will stop making progress. i don't think machines will make us obsolete but i think our complacency might. as long as we are moving forward and had new frontiers we can stop looking for that. >> how many times have you been beaten and tested my computer. a few days the 20th anniversary with the blue. it's interesting because many people thought it was a milestone if the machine could beat the chess world champion. in fact with the hardware becomes big enough and algorithms become smart enough. if we look at intelligence as we understand it. we are still making this progress and in the direction of creating this kind of hum