it is called experience insight, a 3-d interactive model of the insight lander. you can rotate it in 3-d, deploy the solar arrays yourself, you can take control of the robotic arm to get a feel for how it works, and click around on the different spacecraft components to learn more about what they do. experience insight works on your computer as well as on your mobile devices. check it out. if abbey and liz will join me here, we will get set for your questions. looks like we do have one. >> great. i had a question about the mars 2020 rover. you mentioned that one of the exciting things about it is it will be taking rock samples and bringing them back to earth. how is the return process going to happen? >> that is a great question. we are talking through details. we have a lot of options for possible ways to do it. broadly the architecture will probably look something like we will send another rover or a fetch rover that is going to collect the samples. we will launch them, launch them back into orbit, and some details about how it will orbit mars and pick it up, o

this is where insight is now. we are looking forward very much to seeing the view ts department coming up sand we expect hpq deployment at the end of january if everything goes smoothly and moving on to the hammering phase. we are looking forward to the exciting science to come. please follow inside as you can as we go forward on mars. thank you. [applause] preston: ok. thanks so much, liz. we are going to take your questions now. if you will come down to the microphone in the center aisle for your questions, and while we are getting set up, i would like to show you a cool online tool for getting to know more about the insight mission. it is called experience inside, a 3-d interactive model of the insight lander. you can rotate it in 3-d, deploy the solar rays yourself, you can take control of the robotic arm to get a feel for how it works, and click around on the different spacecraft components to learn more about what they do. experience insight works on your computer as well is on your mobile devices. check it

what we found was that by combining -- taking basically a page out of how insights lance are developed at top companies, combining the policymakers and practitioners with scientists and scientists with engineers, so like computer engineering, with computing and with data helped us to, one, develop a data resource that answers the questions you need answered really quickly. and i'll give you an example of that in a couple of seconds. helps you answer reliably and robustly which means your results, you can believe them and you can reproduce them and you can add back into your imagine the base so your next insights are generated more qui quickly and this kind of developing this resource allows you to answer questions at the speed of policy as opposed to before having this type of partnership resource and this data resource, when you don't have a developed data link, what often happens is the policymaker has a question. they might reach out to a researcher or scientist. the scientist then has to figure out what's in data that have never been used before. they have to do all of the data cle

and the insides must mission set to give us insights into the depths of the red planet. of the earth we know more about mars than any other planets for more than fifty years now our spacecraft have been flying to our neighbor and rovers have been landing in its red dust. all those some missions to it have failed others sent back photos and took soil samples. but so far they've only scratched the surface now the inside mission is ready to look deep into the planet's interior. in late november the nasa space lander insight reached miles seven minutes after entering the planet's atmosphere touchdown on the surface of the red planet. it was a huge relief for the scientists involved including chill munch cool. of course now looking forward to the first date or returning to earth but to get through. we're now applying to mars the same methods that we use on earth to research the makeup of the earth's core and its internal energy you hold it for we've never done that on mars before so we're entering new territories hold us more along with you on this problem between. after expl

them into something that is actually actionable, and deliver scientific grade robust and reliable insight using the data resource that we used. and and so for the paper that i wrote and that is available it puts forward whether the challenges and how do we overcome those challenges, and how do we build this prototype model that is scalable for states and localities around the country? >> great, thanks. and i know we will come back to talk about the more the challenges and the kind of operationalizing that. i want to turned to you and talk about your experience in philadelphia and how you were able to bring fact-based experience and how you see the importance of data and analysis and actually getting the policies. mayor nutter? >> thank you and to the panelist it's always a pleasure to be here at the brookings institute. one of the examples i use is one of the earliest things we did, this is way back in 2008. it seems like a long time ago. we had, unfortunately a rising crime problem in the city of philadelphia in the early 2000s. the murder rate was going up, most other cities at that tim

that's right you know really really insightful talk more broadly if you would about digitization of assets going forward outside i mean including but outside of securities also. right absolutely so the industry is very nascent the infrastructure is being built up as we speak so everything from primary issuance to transfer agents to custodians to settlements and exchanges. all of that is being built right now we've seen a bunch of security tokens already hitting the market and expect that to go up by a factor of ten this year at least. we see the low hanging fruit being real estate there been a number of trophy property is that i've already been fractionalized in their ownership issued raised money and tradable at this moment there are other assets to massive securitized as well as for for instance are where art or people talk about. that that's already been something that's been tokenized raise money for and trade as well so there's a lot of different sets can be benefit from this technology and we'll start to see more and more of those assurances. you know. when i think about i think abou

landing the insight on probe was a big moment for everyone at nasa. what are you learning from insight and how is it laying the groundwork for the possibility of a human mission to mars? >> a wonderful question. what we're trying to understand is the history of mars and its geology with insight. so, between the insight lander and the mars opportunity rover and the curiosity rover which is currently operating on the surface of mars, we know a whole lot about mars we didn't know 10 or 15 years ago. number one, mars used to have a strong magnita sphere that protected it from radiation. radiation from the sun. two-thirds of the northern hemisphere of mars was covered in an ocean, and it had a thick atmosphere. in other words, mars was habitable. i'm not saying it was inhabited, but it was habitable. as of right now because of recent discoveries on mars, we now know there are complex organic compounds on the surface of mars. that doesn't guarantee there is life on mars. those building blocks don't exist on the moon and they don't exist on mars. they exist

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and china are due to wrap up today with few signs of progress as we get some insight from one of the world's top investment analysts. also coming up on european car imports a fret to u.s. national security and if so what's washington going to do about it. plenty of cars there. but here we are welcome to your business i want to get jones and berlin and we're starting with the latest on those ongoing trade talks in beijing which we in the u.s. and china sources describe the atmosphere as good but no details have been made public reports say there's been little progress on the thorny issues such as u.s. demands that china crack down on forces of force to technology transfers and reduce subsidies for domestic companies later today chinese president xi jinping will join the trade talks his presence is seen as a sign that china is trying its best to accommodate the u.s. delegation on thursday u.s. president donald trump has suggested he may extend the deadline for the trade talks and push back you tariffs for another two months. we so where are those trade talks headed and what does it mea

federal reserve officials are increasingly cautious and we got some insight into what led them to pauserate hikes that had gun last year. going through, it you look at the reasons they talk about, words that come up, brexit is one of them, trade concerns of another, slowing growth in china and europe is another. there was also the government shut down with all here in the us that had a knock—on impact on the amount of economic data available to officials within the federal reserve. it also left them flying slightly blind. example, one thing they were looking at was the credit conditions in america. they thought consumers were perhaps doing better spending more. they thought consumers were perhaps doing betterspending more. if they thought consumers were perhaps doing better spending more. if you look at retail sales figures, they actually were a bit the month of december. there was a bit of that all playing to this mood music in the federal reserve, which is that the federal reserve, which is that the economy was looking a bit shaken than they previously thought. the us and china return

in other words, i had insight nobody else had.head of the story now these days it's kind of hard to get that edge edges do, exist, though, we do our best to present them every night. interpretation of news and events can augment those edges, and analysis is very important but back then i had the pure play i took everything i had, everything everything i had saved and i made a ton of money as the sps story unfolded enough money that i decided i would look around the office for more ideas where i had an edge i was writing about lawyers who working on mergers and acquisitions back then all the public ones. and it was pretty clear that the hot field was always about oil and gas. one after another they were being gobbled up why don't i find one that hasn't been gobbled up yet. so back to the library to read about the industry i found natomis, which had just discovered a large find in indonesia. i took another chunk of money, talking $300 and bought that stock. i don't think i had to wait very long before i caught another takeover bid a

general scales, it's very good to have your insight. thank you. fears that not since 1962 have we had such enemy forces near our shore. according to one report venezuela has amassed 5,000 of these things. long-range russian-made surface-to-air missiles. these pictures are courtesy of reuters. with russia on his side, the socialist dictator, nicolas maduro is reducing to budge. with me right now, someone with special insight into the kremlin's thinking on this issue. russian financier, max im it's good to see you again. what do you know about these weapons? >> not much. but you know, in my view, there is more smoke around the situation. i think the reason is taken by the kremlin to show commitment, political and strategic and that will continue. we'll see a little bit of smoke but have very little reality on the ground. trish: why do that? it's right here in our backyard. why interfere with venezuela when we made it clear. maxim, the people have made it clear they don't want maduro in that seat. >> you know, you are right and wrong. remember the si

artist and activist from china thank you so much for coming in to us to do and sharing all your insights with us thank you we appreciate it thank you very much. now the acclaimed swiss actor bruno guns has died at the age of seventy seven considered one of the most important contemporary actors of german language cinema his international breakthrough came starring in of inventors nine hundred eighty seven film wings of desire one of his most challenging roles was playing at all for hitler in the oscar nominated film downfall a portrayal he told d.w. had been particularly overwhelming he also starred in numerous international productions. a quick reminder now of our top story. u.s. vice president mike pence has told nato allies that they must do more on defense spending speaking at the munich security conference hence also said that the united states would keep a strong presence in the middle east. and right before the us president germany's chancellor angela merkel in her speech made a plea for multilateralism and said that disarmament efforts must include the u.s. russia europe and chin

all right, that great little bit of insight.t you are going to get from anybody because it is honest. and at times front—page, bad bankers in the headlines again. ubs facing a record penalty. 4.5 billion euros penalty to ubs by the french tax authorities, 0k, to ubs by the french tax authorities, ok, for tax evasion and money laundering, facilitating tax evasion money—laundering for their wealthiest clients. do you know what 4.5 billion euros is, not your pay packet, it is a new one—year's profit for ubs, hardly a penalty, when you's profit, and you know how much their share price moved down? how much do you think the share price moved down? and you know, so just us. 4.4%. that is nothing, this is not a punishment, and you know how i know it is not a punishment? with the in a is going to come to... —— that is the third thing i was going to come to. bankers behind bars. sally... you know how many bankers are behind bars? one. you have notes or something? i do not need to be here, just talk yourself. ubs is appealing, they are say

|j giving us any insights into some of those factors at work?e and site at the moment is there isjust name and site at the moment is there is just absolutely massive uncertainty. and we need these jobs in the uk, we need skilled jobs especially if we move towards an economy that is increasingly precarious. fewer and fewer long—term contracts like that's available fewer factories open. the uncertainty is not very helpful even if it isa uncertainty is not very helpful even if it is a claim it is not directly related to brexit, the uncertainty does not help and even at this point many of the people who work in businesses around the uk are increasingly worried about what impact brexit will have but also the fa ct impact brexit will have but also the fact that they really are struggling in terms of long—term planning. before i let you both go, back to noa where we started but with a different party. this question of splitting but and the tories on the front page of the eye. john major came out today, really urging tories to think very carefully and n

he said it came from a single insight he had in 1959. he said he just chipped away at it until what emerged with catholicism. >> didn't he become a renewed catholic? >> i am sure that these mystical moments in the late 50s brought him back. but that is not the only reason he came back to the church. leader in life he realized the theological content of what started out as literary criticism and had become an argument with freud and entered cultural anthropology. it blossomed into this huge theory that we catch desire like a disease. >> like it is contagious. >> that's right. we learn what we want and what we want to compete for by watching what other people want and want to compete for. and gerard is an interesting model for us to think about and what it is to be a catholic artist and catholic intellectual. what is it to be invested with your mind. in a faith that reaches the most immediate emotional behaviors all the way the artist works of catholicism. >> one of his great insights was that religious violence goes deep down into human c

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artist and activist from china thank you so much for coming into our studio and sharing all your insights with us thank you we appreciate it thank you very much. you're watching the news coming to you from berlin coming up after a short break as our documentary truth detective goal is to teams play each other in the one that gets closest to the house gets two points and the closest to the stone one point of them is how the house is the one block yes it's a wooden block or it's called a bottom you play around it and whoever has the most points away was the one. with . a disappears the road goes well if you start the ball in the soup dealt. with the combat so be. it about three hours freestyle but it's all right to go. well but very encouraging is not so easy but it sure is fun. coming up next a very special tip for a trip to munich them from work palace it's considered to be one of europe's most impressive castles for a long time it served as a summer residence of the vittles but dynasty and today it's one of the city's favorite tourist destinations. back in the seventeenth century the sit

at least they are because of that you know these losses most of graham thank you very much for the insight thank you very much. all and a quick check on the weather now the tennessee river is in flood again at near record levels robot here and it's not even spring and it should be virtually frozen just a bit persistent rain has been the problem in kentucky tennessee alabama let me show you on the video we've got here from just yesterday this is the tennessee river it's in northern alabama the thing loops into the north of the state and as near record levels as kelly spread its banks and it's flooding to a shallow level quite a few areas it's not quite peat but there is some good news here it has stopped raining this is the cloud that brought the rain and that's humped out of the way now that was rain i was talking about clearly it is winter you'd expect some snow on this and you'd be right to think that the cold air is not far away so whilst this is rain disappearing the snow is tucked back into the upper midwest and then running across the canadian side but what's following all is a feder

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all of that data, all of those insights are informing the rover named for rosalind franklin, the mars0 rover that nasa is building now. and inevitably, if we send humans to mars, the initial insights will trace back to this rover.: jad they may see it again. >> they might. there has been some work done to identify candidate sites and opportunity past of the woods is prime among th. jane: thank you for joining me. it's that time year again when all eyes are on hollywood with the academy awards looming and the baftas and the golden globes in e rearview mirror. there has been much talk of the success of roma, the black and white. peace -- black and white piece set mexico city, it has been nominated for best picture, ord netflix isng hard to make sure it wins. >> roma has been the subject of a massive campaign by netflix to win oscars. the chief aim, to bring victory to alphonso cuaron's largely auto graphicalto -- auographical portrait of his house made in mexico city in the rly 1970's. he is taking the bign arketing pushride. >> they do a lot of work doing the promotion and the marketin

this will give us fascinating insight into the life of this 1-year-old human being. >> it appears sheessages for the kids. >>> i've got a sneak peek of a new documentary that's special. >> today is a very sad day for this father. for he and his wife must release their 1-year-old baby into the wild. >> nala can walk now. of course it's time for her to be released into the wild to fen for hersel fend for herself. >> over the next year we will follow nala's journey using an aerial drone and a gps chip. >> will give us a fascinating insight into the life of this 1-year-old. >> they're not going to get far. >> day two it's not difficult to locate baby nala. she's still at the same beach. it appears she's a seagull, but a seagull she's not. day four brings us something interesting. we locate her on a playground swing it appears she's trying to integrate herself into the child and baby society. >> will she be alpha baby now? there's going to be a pack m mentality here. >> day wix, we find her on the forest floor. it appears she has a weapon in hand a sharpened stick. maybe we're about to wit

and new insights into cohen talking like a mob boss. >> mr. trump did not directly tell me to lie to congress. that's not how he operates. he doesn't give you orders. he speaks in a code. >> there's an old saying, dianu, it would have been enough, dianu, but no, we also have tony schwartz in the building live on "the beat" tonight when we come back. ck you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. named 'park' in the u.s. ninety-six hundred roads it's america's most popular street name. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today and 2 boxes of twizzlers.. yeah, uh...for the team... the team? gooo team.... order online pickup in an hour. get up to $200 off on p

so much as given me insight into myself.e've known each other since we old. 12 years we go back quite a distance. until we fall in love were in medical school, two schools.t medical my wife went to drexel and i went to pennsylvania. guiding force e in my life. byan always bounce something her and know she's going to make andhink about it critically decisions.ght > what was her reaction to you deciding to run? >> continuing supportive. she continues to work in physician, ands a i am in washington and trying to get home to the district every weekend. so for the first time professionally, for the first not personally, we're together during the week. fortunately for cellphone and face time we're able to overcome a huge degree. when you won, what was her reaction? >> enthusiasm. they wanted someone from outside of government. they wanted someone who could address health care as a big concern. wanted someone who would ook face on into the opioided crisis, someone who understood what impact that had and amilies and what responsibil

and helps them get online gertie's always we appreciate your reporting excellent insights there thank you. oh my first guest grew up in iran under the shah he became a student protest leader and was targeted by the shaws secret police after the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution he was arrested and sent to prison for daring to champion freedom of thought and speech he spent almost a decade underground with his family and now lives here in germany i'm happy to welcome tonight ralston cutting is a writer and author and translator cliff good to have you on the program so iran is a model for having me iran is marking forty years since the islamic revolution what do you see when you look at your home country. it depends from what angle i look but there are so the people are making so many protests every day they day intellectuals and they are human rights activists political activists being arrested almost every day and they are not they are harshly in prison and the norm the ordinary people the people on the street and having a tough time because their income has been cut down b

artist and activist from china thank you so much for coming into our studio and sharing all your insights with us thank you we appreciate it thank you very much. you're watching the news coming to you from berlin coming up after a short break as our documentary truth detectives stay tuned for that american evan scene from me and the entire team thanks for watching. goal is to teams play each other and the one that gets closest to the house gets two points and closest to the stone one point of them is all the houses the one block yes it's a wooden block or it's called a bottom you play around it and whoever has the most points away was the one. with . a disappears the road goes all if you start the ball in the soup dealt. with the combat sophie. and i swung. it about three hours freestyle but it's all right. well but very encouraging is not so easy but it sure is fun. coming up next a very special tip for a trip to munich numb from work palace it's considered to be one of europe's most impressive castles for a long time and served as a summer residence of the vittles but dynasty and today

quintile in london barber being sold in brussels to both of you thank you very much for your insights tonight. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the european commission has blocked a plan to tie up between the german engineering giant zimmermann's and france is. how the companies were set to merge their real business is so that they could take on bigger foreign rivals but the european union anti-trust office says that would hurt competition and drive up consumer price. a taliban representative has said the u.s. has promised to withdraw half its troops from afghanistan by the end of april he was speaking on the sidelines of a meeting with prominent afghan leaders in moscow it's being seen as another step in a process aimed at resolving afghanistan's a seventeen year rule. us president has given a wide ranging state of the union address his second calling on americans to unite and politicians to start working together across party lines on foreign policy he announced a new summit with north korean leader kim jong un in three weeks his a

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you know that's a very good point younger also with the german marshall fund we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. when donald trump walked away from the talks in hanoi but he will not be able to walk away as easily from the crisis awaiting him at home in washington d.c. yesterday his former fixer and personal attorney michael cohen testified before a congressional committee and accused the president of committing numerous crimes he also accused of being a racist now that accusation triggered a verbal exchange revealing just how raw and unresolved racial issues in the united states are a republican congressman from north carolina mark meadows attempted to challenge mr cohen's accusation of racism he presented an african-american woman who works for mr trump and then this happened to you made some very. demeaning comments about the president that miss patton doesn't agree with in fact it has to do with your claim of racism she says that as a daughter of a man born in birmingham alabama that there is no way that she would work for it for a an individual who is races how do you rec

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have more insight into what's happened. i think is an ongoing saga because after the i did it to. you officer last year there were rumors there were two more involved now we hear this five three more this one's an ongoing saga and it's quite interesting that they're linking these offices to bulgaria because one thinks back in the soviet era when yogi market would murdered and he was a bulgarian and therefore in the in the british mind when you. think about bulgaria you think of sergei mark of who murdered in london. with an umbrella poisoned with a number and therefore the the average briton reading that was thinking about that yes that makes sense because market was murdered in london and that went back to the k.g.b. in moscow so therefore it is probable now that there was some link to this group alt case in other words it's it's conspiracy and people love conspiracies and all those conspiracy causes points a finger at moscow all the time and it's no accident that it's become a present because. the united states is leaving the i have treaty and therefore russians be used of a who

institute for international in security affairs i was going to have you on the show we appreciate your insights tonight thank you very much. well tensions between the nuclear armed neighbors india and pakistan are running high delhi is blaming islam abad for the er for last week's suicide bombing in which at least forty indian security personnel were killed the muslim majority territory of kashmir is divided between india and pakistan back in one thousand nine hundred seven with a so-called line of control separating them but both countries lay claim to the whole of kashmir since one thousand eight hundred nine because miri separatists have been fighting against indian rule a rebellion that india claims is supported by pakistan with emotions running high at present innocent muslim kashmiris have become targets of hate we have this report. can't you go into a week of the dead attacking bushmeat small truck tests like these have sprung up across india. most have been against. but some have reported to be targeted young bush meetings as about. students in the last two hundred sittings of that up t

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we appreciate your insights tonight. janis: thank you very much.rent: tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors india and pakistan are running high. delhi is blaming islamabad for last week's suicide bombing in which at least 40 indian security personnel were killed. the muslim majority territory of kashmir was divided between india and pakistan back in 1947 with a so-called line of control separating them. but both countries lay claim to the whole of kashmir. since 1989, kashmiri separatists have been fighting against indian rule, a rebellion that india claims is supported by pakistan. with emotions running high at present, innocent muslim kashmiris have become targets of hate. we have this report. reporter: in the wake of the terror attack in kashmir, small protests like these have sprung up across india. most have been against pakistan. but some have reportedly targeted young kashmiris as well. students in northern cities reportedly faced threats from right-wing activists. some were attacked. danish igbal, a young activist from kashmir, says he h