michaela ross, this was your first visit to ces. c-span did not attend this year. what were your impressions, and what was a product that caught your eye? >> well, i have to say i am a motorcycle rider myself, so my favorite project that i saw on the floor, i was very excited by the honda's riding technology that helps you. it's a smart motorcycle, a technology that helps you balance your bike when you're in low speed. that was one of the things i took away wishing i could have gotten on the bike and and tried it. it was a fantastic first show. i was really impressed by just the brain power that was in the room. and it wasn't just -- it was a meeting of everyone from silicon valley, of course, and different tech companies in the u.s., but also washington as well which had a very strong presence, and people were discussing a lot of the issues that are going to be facing the industry in the next few years, and it just felt like there was a great amount of collaboration and a great energy and on a global level, definitely. i didn't hear any english when i was standing

he is interviewed by michaela ross of bloomberg. >> and the exhibitors there, everything is connect and the internet you could say is the overlay, but it is the benefit of being connect and the benefit of getting information and data and making our lives better and safer an increasing the food production and water, and the transportation and health care and so it is so many ways, and not just intentertainment, and gaming and videos and great sound. >> watch "the commune ta tters" tonight on c-span 2. >>> indiana's republican governor eric holcomb addressed the joint legislature in indiana and he said that the state is sound, and highlighted five transformational policies that he called the five pillars strengthening the economy, maintaining the state's roads and bridges and investing in the workforce and combatting the drug epidemic, and enhancing government work services. this is about a half hour.

is interviewed by michaela ross. >> it's not just about entertainment and gaming, video and great sound announcer: watch monday night on c-span two. announcer: retired general david aboutus spoke on friday the role of iraqi and afghan translators who work with u.s. forces. this is 45 minutes.

he's interviewed by michaela ross, technology reporter for bloomberg b&a. >> things define every exhibitor there because everything is really connected and the internet of things is the overlay but it's the benefit of being connected, of getting information and data, making our lives better and safer, increasing our food production, our water as well as our transportation and our health care. so it's not just about entertainment and gaming, video, movie and great sound. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> in case you missed it, here are a few programs c-span viewers saw last week. secretary of state rex tillerson at the state department's welcome ceremony. >> when i wake up each morning the very first thing i ask myself is are all of our people safe? the safety of every single member of our state department family regardless of where he or she is posted is not just a priority for me. it's a core value. and it will become a core value of this department. [ applause ]. >> from the senate floor, senator brian shot, a democrat from hawaii, on the recent executive order on immigrat