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. >> the black car on the opposite side of the guard post, it lookt like it could run up the side o the curve or had crashed. when i got a little closer, you could make out a police officer kind of hugging a child and taking that child away. >> reporter: botaway. >> both of the united statested secret service and capital police officers from what i hav seen so far this investigation acted heroically and in trying to stop this suspect fromus entering thepe security perimetm attitude both locations. >> reporter: the child believed for carry's daughter was unhurt. the capital police officer whor was injured was taken to the toh hospital, but he is expected to he is a 23 year veteran of the department. now the capital and white house were briefly on lockdown, butwn the police chief kathy lanier says that in this case the perimeters sat both locations worked -- at both locations lo worked. after the lockdown was lifted at the senate floor there was applauds for the efforts for the police and secret service here. back to you. >> sherri, thank you very mucher inside the deadly car chase and po

they are gieing t going to lookt and say i'm not sure this person is worthy.y will have to pay a higher interest rate. we are exploring all contingencies. the second of the treasury will appear before congress on thursday and he can address some of the additional details about this. but let me be clear, no option is good in that scenario. ithere is no silver bullet or magic wand that allows us to whisk away the chaos that will result from us not paying our bills on time. when i hear people downplaying the consequences of that it's irresponsible. i will speak to any of them and walk them through why it's irresponsible. it's particularly funny coming from republicans who claim to be champions of business. there is no businessperson out here that doesn't think this would be a big deal. not one. you go from wall street to main street and ask a ceo of a company or ask a small businessperson whether it would be a big deal that the united states government as is not payg their bills on time. thougthey would tell you it's ag deal. it would hurt. it's unnecessary that

. >> rose: take a lookt this. this is a diagram in the book with the concept and thinkings.you can see it over here. >> yes. so you know, normally when you try to look for an innovation, there's lots of places to look. you know people who have come up with the technical idea, right and that technical idea is you still have to figure out if you can make a business out of it and you have to find out whether people will accept it or want it, right. if you go from a business point of view, you still have to be able to do it technically. it has to be feasible and you also have to find out. >> rose: so viable, feasible, attractive. >> right. we come in. most of our team we come in from the people side. we would rather take the technical and the business risk but understand what is really meaningful to people. what do people really care about. and then go out and take the technical risk we can do and the business risks that we can actually deliver it. >> rose: the thing i love about what i learned out of creative confidence is at the design school and all that you do at ido, you ha