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. >> host: joining us at the table is phil markham a cybersecurity reporter for "the washington post". >> guest: are we in a smart cities competition with china and how are we doing? >> guest: i don't know. i think we are in a competition with ourselves and think that china has done far more investment and of course they are state sponsors so it's easier when you've got one guy making all the decisions. here we have 50 states and we still have a lot of work to be done in terms of national infrastructure and to a certain extent i believe we are behind in terms of the build out. do we have that know-how and the ability? yes, we do but do we have the technology and the ability to roll it out? yes, we do but what we have to get is the will to do so. >> there have been a lot of stories about cities not being capable of protecting the data they already have with attacks in baltimore and atlanta so we should be concerned about cities gathering orders of magnitude more data about citizens? >> guest: we have to build up capacity because any vulnerable link in the united states is in an attack

you markham proved to quite a divisive figure wiwithin the structuree. well first o of all it's worth rememembering that turkey hasas been a difficult customer- difficult member of the north atlantic treaty organization for decades. we did forget in the seventies and in the eighties the confrontation between greece and turkey was much more important to both of ththem t tn the cold war. so at the alliance is used to deal with that very very difficucult a member state which is tacky i wouldn't say for a second that france is the problem in the relationship pataki. at i think the french president is up to do rights to raise the question of how much of a cohesion we can get in the alliance. with the tacky behaving the way it is the consensus however still remains everywhere including dare i say in paris that having a techie inside the alliance with all the difficulties is still better than having tacky outside the alliance. so i wouldn't say that at the french is that there was any blame on the french for the behavavior of ththe tax i think in many respects

. >> it included paul markham, a onetime u.s.r massachusetts and to political associates. also ray and charles, the sixth man was ted kennedy's chauffeur whenever he was in massachusett massachusetts. >> the party began at 7:00 p.m. a handful of guests arrived. two hours in rosemary briefly parted from the group. >> she went on an errand at around 9:00 o'clock in the evening back to the center to pick up the radio for the party. >> they returned to a party that was well underway. >> for the party goes on all evening, a lot of drinking going on and reminiscing about the old days. >> ted had to rum and cokes. he was almost too depressed to drink. he could be, and i saw him, he just kept knocking him down but that wasn't going on that night. >> one of the boiler room girls asked the senator if he could drive her back to the chappaquiddick. credit was mary jo who was known to all the diligent and loyal employees of the kennedy family. >> mary jo had a good sharp sense of humor. she was also very close to bobby kennedy. she would ofte

depending on what measure you use, if you use the markham comprehensive compensation, you can see a steady decline over the years to the point where you don't see a pass-through from wages to prices. if you use the employment cost index, it's more stable but not very big. now, this is not to say that wages don't matter for prices. they should matter. they are two-thirds of production costs. but i think what we found in this paper, that if you plot in addition to the stocastic trendi trending, if you do a similar one for union labor costs, you will see they are both very stable. in this stable stocastic trend environment it's very hard to identify movements in wages that are translating to prices. in fact what you find is that year to year, movements in inflation, in price inflation can reflect slack and can reflect import prices or other idiosyncratic factors, but it's hard to identify movement from independent -- pass-through f m independent wage movements to prices. >> i don't have a ton to say about this but two points. one is i really do find this relatively new literature on the impac

ceos -- nine that is one of the key findings from a new survey by china focused audit firm markham bernsteinto lake. they did this in combination with seem university. sue bernstein is the comanaging partner, joining us from beijing. it is a great survey. is this the first time you have done it? it is very comprehensive. was our initial survey. andre incredibly thankful grateful to the university for inviting us to participate. it has given us some very unique insight to the way chinese ceos think. where chinese leaders are focused on investing. we have a chart to put up to illustrate what you are saying. >> yes, the focus we found in -- isurvey is that the that it has really shifted. you can see the shifting to southeast asia, europe, africa. i would put the middle east in their too. what would be really interesting would be to see the competitiveness of chinese companies within these markets. is someone in africa going to be vying for alibaba or amazon? it is going to be interesting findings for us. paul: the finding from your survey that chinese ceos are focusing more towards asia and not