getting into iit is incredibly competitive asa into iit is incredibly competitive as a business. 0nlycants get in in any one year. if you do you get to work in incredible campuses like this. my my first as the olympic sized swimming pool. it is not me taking a dip. this is named after the avatar vishnu taking the form of a fish. it isa vishnu taking the form of a fish. it is a multipurpose robot that can operate automatically without human controlling to locate sounds and recognise rab and manipulate objects. the team tell me it might be used to find flight recorders from crashed aircraft. they are also pitching in to the military to fire torpedoes. the project is in its fifth year and the team leader said the work is hard but it can be massively wide ranging. what we especially like about it is that we have got a way to test it out... like a racing car or a satellite. brilliant. this is one of 100 projects supported by iit bombay‘s society for innovation and entrepreneurship since 200a. it is an umbrella for start—ups and as with incubators everywhere you will find all kinds of ideas

getting into an iit is a competitive business.but if you do, you get to work in incredible campuses like this. my first appointment is at the olympic—sized swimming pool — although it's not me who's taking a dip. this is matsya, named after the avatar of vishnu which takes the form of a fish — it's a multipurpose underwater robot that can operate autonomously, without a human controller, to locate sounds, and recognise, grab, and manipulate objects. the team tell me it might be used to find flight recorders from crashed aircraft, although they're also pitching it to the military to fire torpedoes. the project is in its fifth year, and the team leader tells me the work here is hard, but can be massively wide—ranging. "like a racing car, or a satellite." brilliant! matsya is one of 100 projects that have been supported by iit bombay‘s society for innovation & entrepreneurship since 200a. sine is an umbrella for start—ups and, as with incubators everywhere, you'll find all kinds of ideas bubbling away behind its doors. as you might e

called indian institute of technology, or iits, these top level universities are dotted across india into one of these universities is an incredibly competitive business, only a tiny fraction of applicants get in in any one year, but if you do you get to work in incredible campuses like this. my first appointment is at the olympic sized swimming pool. although it's not me who is taking a dip. this is matsya named after the avatar of vishnu that takes the form of fish, it's an multipurpose, underwater robot that can operate autonomously without a human controller locate sounds and recognise grab and manipulate objects. the team tell me that it might be used to find flight recorders from crashed aircraft although they are also pitching it to the military to fire torpedoes. the project is in its fifth year at the team leader tells me the work is hard but can be massively wide ranging. can ijust say, like a racing car or satellite... brilliant. it is one of 100 projects that are being supported by the iit bombay‘s society for innovation and entrepreneurship since 200a. it is an umbrella

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are we miscalculating something and we just don't kno know if ad where iit andwhere is all this y taking this? >> guest: it is kind of a derivatives number basically. you can find a number of hours worked or production or something like that. so it is kind of right about what it actually measures and doesn't measure but we certainly do know the digital revolution in the world and there's all sorts of new things coming up the pipeline. both monitors of various kinds in the not-too-distant future. so, it's been revolutionary. whether i wrote something about this a long time ago about computers and whether they were adding a productivity. they didn't seem to be at that point. just look at computers and what they do for us now. technology has been and still is wonderful and i talk about this and a supply-sidin the supply-s, leaving people free to create. just wandering around you find that creating all sorts of things americans are enormously creative. >> host: it's interesting because we are certainly in a period of incredible creative destruction and creativity and lots of challenges and o

my list is here -- you notice iit is blank, has he ever accomplished anything meaningful? >> he has been a leader for a long time. >> other than elevating himself to leadership. >> i think he was in a position he stopped a lot of stiff when president obama was there he now has to push it forward, he certainly was very instrumental in getting gorsuch on the court, that was major. >> but he said, there will be no hearing, no vote, i just did that, what did that take 56s. > 5seconds. >> it was a long heard bottle. >> a good obstructionist. >> now on offense. what is unusual about these fights, i behind closed-doors. you don't do it publicly or with tweets. it is not going to benefit the president's short-term and not intimidate. >> you can't blame president, when mcconnell says, oh, the president has excessive expectations. my goodness, that is the last refuge of the incompetent. >> this stuff should be done in private. they have loud mega-phones, they are only damaging our party, we're not a parliamentary system be we need -- president still need them to make stuff work. >>

here iit represents a month over month decline. they call for a .5% increase, instead down 1.3% decrease. not much of an influence in the major averages. we have very small declines for the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq. prior to this report we were looking at small declines after opening modestly higher. a bit of flip-flopping already in this session that could reflect continued uncertainty about drama in d.c. and what president trump's message is. janet yellen speaking at jackson hole tomorrow. investors can be on hold ahead of our messaging, waiting to see what comes out of it. we see the tech heavy nasdaq down. this is par for the course more recently. if we hopped to the bloomberg 7, this is look at 821 out of the election. it.ant to talk about nasdaq relative to the s&p 500. we see out of the election, tech underperforms with the nasdaq underperforming. 500 and this&p year the tech is in the hot trade. the nasdaq has been outperforming both the s&p 500 and the dow. ever since the mini tech pullback in june, it is underperforming th

writes, and iite rely on him because he is a politician and he studied the current environment in details. ,he fiscal constitution is dead and there is no sign of it being revived. bushwas things like funding the iraq war with a series of appropriations. so, rather than percentage, i am more concerned, can we stop it? we do so? and i don't see a stop insight. -- i don't see a stop in sight. both parties are parties of spending and borrowing. what isfficult to see .oing to break thank you. [applause] >> thank you. we have a facebook question from pieter, saying other any historic resources on the people who died in detroit? >> the free press did a piece -- >> you can be featured during our next live program. go to facebook or twitter. c-span, monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, nasa's coverage of the first total solar eclipse visible across the 100 -- across the 10 states in 100 years. >> these bodies come into alignment and a cosmic moment that we are all being a part of. --tuesday at 10:00 tpm tuesday, at 10:00 p.m., live coverage of president trump's conference. i got lucky. i don't care what

iit agree with you. we are not advocating for politics and mathematics. -- children. >> tucker: you said social justice. i appreciate it. thanks for coming out tonight. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate the opportunity. >> tucker: if you look at the newspaper the american economy seems. great. a lot of people don't feel like it is. great. a lot of people are worried aboutt the state of the u.s. economy. why is that? we will show you a disturbing statistic that might provide a hint about what's actually going on in this country's economy. stay tuned. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. helping small businesses.ut, jamie -- damage your vehicle? we got you covered. [ glass shatters ] property damage? that's what general liability's for. what?! -injured employee? -ow. workers' comp helps you pay for a replacement. what's happening? this is c

iit is a danangerous trend. i hope by speaeaking up now, i n set an example and encourage others to do the same thing. clemens, whojoel blew the whistle on the trump administration about how scientists are being targeted for speaking out against climate change. , leaksmp administration and whistleblowers. >> today, i iave this m message for our friends in the intelligence community. the department of justice is open for business and i have this warning for would be leakers. don't do it. we speak to a former cia analyst who is jailed for almost two years after he became the first cia official to differ to declare publicly the bush administration's use of waterboaoarding. dd the mosque bombing on saturday. why hasn't trump said a word about what the minnesota governor has described as an act of terrorism? cowardly, ae, it terrible acts committed yesterday. it was a crime. if the roles were reversed, it would be called a terrorist attack and that is what it is. an act of terrorism. the president has been tweetingng

and it's my think at times the text does label them witches but iit's important to keep in mind that whether it's william who wrote the record, or thomas as of the king suggest, either way it was william or thomas and they are both men -- [laughing] and essentially this prosecution is based on sex stereotyping. >> ms. maynard, compare the witches early uttered words. there is foul and file is fair. with king to be macbeth bright line, so foul affair -- so foulest day i have not seen, to parallel between these lines is playing. it is not proved beyond a reasonable doubt a link between the two? i welcome your reply in poetic meter, two. [laughing] [applause] >> i cannot do that on the fly. [laughing] i will give it a try. i think that the sisters here do not control the environment, and many of the charges against the messenger i think macbeth is a climate change denier. so macbeth sugges suggests the s have some out stormed up the seas, made the file fair and you can't blame climate change on the sisters. we are far past melting ice caps here. we're talking about the woods moving. >>

iit was a sealed bid, and we wee outbid. god bless the guy who got it.> rose: what is it about football? >> well, i love the game. my boys have played it their whole childhoods. i have one that plays in high school and one that plays in college. but what i found the game had given thesms commitment and dedication. what i had gotten from it was camaraderie, compounded by the fact i, i would bring something very unique to it and that was the allure for me. those 32 men are all very-- men and women-- are all very, very smart people. but i just think i bring something different to it. >> rose: so that you would be a very good owner. >> well, i don't know if i would be a very good owner but i believe in it. >> rose: who is the difference you think you would bring? >> i'm in the giving away all my tricks even on your show. because they're all watching. but i have thaird more than enough of them that i'm fortunate enough to be included in a little business with the league now. at are great.are with themi have they're exciting. i love the game. >> rose: so you w

. >> iit comes out today. >> i think it will be edger. >> i think there's obviously -- katy perry and but do you think it's on purpose to create buzz for each artist? did you ever think about that. >> all the time. >> why would katy perry then release her new video yesterday. >> i think it's definitely -- >> so, katy perry released a video yesterday i swish. >> i think that they are masters at knowing what works and what gets people talking. >> i think they're secretly good friends and i think this is all done for publicity. it has to be. why else would she have a video scheduled to come out the same day as taylor swift releases her album. >> kev, i think that -- i watch a lot of reality television, o talked about like releasing singles and blah, blah, blah, whatever. so, i believe that maybe it's the record company that are doing this. >> she obviously filmed this video and released it at the exact same time. >> i don't know that katy perry even with all of her, you know, cache in the music business controls the release date so what i'm saying is i believe. >> little funky. >> well,

supreme court, iit won. lastedwar on terrorism longer, the administration started to lose.s state of war will never end. while it is willing to limit similar limit -- civil liberties, and has to come to an end. willing to limit civil liberties, it has to come to an end. host: we will travel to the woodrow wilson house here in washington dc to learn more about the president's efforts to encourage people to support the war effort. and the socialist party of the united states were trying to encourage people to presidentscription, wilson and his administration, including the committee on public information were working to support the war effort. the committee on public information developed over 1500 different that -- different designs for posters and other informational materials that were intended to be widespread throughout the public spaces. one of the posters is this spectacular work. it captures an important aspect of the united states in this era. we think of ourselves as a nation of immigrants, but that was never more true than in the 1910s. aat was the era in which thi

iit didn't happen. we have a little bit of a rebound. here we are again, migrating away from it.t can really cold into japan as well. >> the yen is a safe haven currency. it's been coming down. i consider that to be a great clinical miracle. when he came in, somehow the yen want from -- dollar went from etienne to ¥100. the first part of that was done i him. he got some gravy going from 100 to 120 because crude oil prices collapsed. that's kind of it. maybe he should've declared three. we had three years of inflation over there. now it has come back down. tom: let's go back to the chart. up we go. about?eed a new to the need to the structure japan for the new normal, which is not a political theory? chris: it depends on what is the nature of deflation. mean a weaks it economy? you would have to say no. of we have 15 years of mild deflation. we had a couple of instances where the economy took off. people are getting jobs, the unemployment rate is coming down it. if i think if there is a mild deflation, it doesn't deflatione with meaning a stagnant economy. that is simply not true

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