ladies and gentlemen ken jennings!

ladies and gentlemen ken jennings!

cheers and applause] and later today, game show legend and former guinness world records holder ken jenningsfor $1 million. whoo! for over a decade, today's returning contestant has held the guinness world records title for fastest time to carve a pumpkin, which is 16.47 seconds.

gets even better on friday, when former guinness world records title holder and game show master ken jenningsl be here to see if he can add another million to the fortune he won on jeopardy! [cheers and applause] yeah. today's returning contestant

[cheers and applause] and on friday, our special guest will be game show legend ken jennings, who brokellions of dollars on jeopardy and will be going for another million right here. [cheers and applause]

[cheers and applause] and on friday, our special guest will be game show legend ken jennings, who brokeord winning millions of dollars on jeopardy and will be going for another million right here. [cheers and applause]

cheers and applause] and later today, game show legend and former guinness world records holder ken jenningsn. whoo! for over a decade, today's returning contestant has held the guinness world records title for fastest time to carve a pumpkin, which is 16.47

wikipedia and there's watson that got better and better and then they went on national tv and played ken jennings, the champion of jeopardy. watson won, as you may know, not just $75,000, but now watson is being used in all sorts of other applications. there's a call center in south africa that answers questions when people call in, and watson is powering that question/answer system. there are legal versions of watson, runs in the cloud now. a banking version. my students actually -- a team of students of mine work with ibm to create a version of watson that has read the dodd-frank rules and helps explain them to companies and apparently there's billions of dollars at stake there. versions of watson in a medical diagnosis. describe your symptoms close to english and it does a good job diagnosing, however obscure it may be. if watson is not today's best medical diagnostician, i expect it will be in five years and be available on the cloud. you may very well be going to your first or second opinion to versions of watson or other related machines. this is great news in many way because it is creatin

. >> host: ken walsh, how the jenness of all, the celebrity in chief -- >> guest: that's a good question. i've been thinking a lot as we move into the cycle. hillary clinton of course is the most famous by far of anybody running for president in 2016. she hasn't announced yet but we are expecting her to run. and the whole issue of the e-mails in the last segment, anything she does is channeled through perceptions of her as a celebrity. she has a unique resume. she was first lady. she was senator from new york, secretary of state. people know her. she is astronomical name identification and people have ingrained perceptions of her. she has to take her celebrity and she is a celebrity and channel it into positive ways. she will throw a lot of criticism, scrutiny and negativity from people who don't like her but she is so famous such as elaborately that people pay attention to her. it is absurd to challenge them in positive ways and will see how that plays out. so far it has not worked out very well. she hasn't entered the race yet. jeb bush because clinton had the dynasty situation with th

ken delecky. haley sukayama. andrea andrea. thomas opal. senator john warner. [ applause ] donna, breaking news reporter for usa today. vice chair of the peoples committee. jen jetson. tony capaccio defense reporter at bloomberg news. recent pentagon developments show that ray mabus sees change ahead for the military branch that he oversees. last week he directed his staff to create an advisory council to quote, assist accelerate enable and thrive. he's got a page on facebook. he has named ships for former congresswomen gabrielle giffords and ceasar chavez. despite these new things there are other things for the navy that remain constant. u.s. vessels are deployed to hot spots all over the world. the navy repositions a u.s. carrier battle group in the a arabian sea. in recent days all eyes have been on the strait of hermus was seized by naval forces. we look forward to hearing how secretary mabus plans to handle these many challenges all the way crafting a navy of the future. please join me in giving a warm national press club welcome to secretary of the navy ray mabus. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. thank all of you for having me here and being here. i'