scientist for digital business at mit.y will be introduced by roger altman, founder and chairman. the first is entitled the future of jobs. i just introduced the professor of economics at mit, the cofounder and and executive vice executive vice president of analytics and former chief technology officer and secretary of the treasury and the university professor at harvard. the moderator will be melissa the director of the hamilton project and the professor of the university of maryland. the second panel is the future of the business and the patient and in addition the participants will be the professor of economics and the distinguished university professor in maryland the research project agency known to all of us as darpa. and a member of the advisory council on the hamilton project. but we close by extending the particular thanks to melissa who i have already mentioned, the director kristen mcintosh, the managing director come and brad the visiting fellow at the hamilton project providing the intellectual constructs for

that's how they teach that class at mit. and you can replicate that, essentially, perfectly at a marginal cost to the last student or nothing. probably costs them a couple hundred thousand dollars to produce the class quote-unquote. they put it out there and now anyone can take it for free. the combination, i think, of the fact that we can reach so many more people for so much less money and in certain elements but certain important elements of higher education the fact that the reach of information technology continues to expand the fact that we can predict confidently that these smart people in places like stanford and carnegie mellon who have been trying very hard to put together neuroscience and cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence into really serious attempts to make the experience of learning in a technology-enabled environment much, much more than what i did which was just watch lecture videos and solve problems. we can predict with confidence that certain kinds of trends are going to continue in certain k

stanford wins the third mit championship wins the third mit championship. 66-64. and some were craig. giants and a's open the bay bridge series tonight for whatever it is worth. a's best record in the mainly this spring. scoring runs not a problem. a's and giants fans. they can get along. at least during the walk to the park. top of the second. jake inside to simeon in the former cal star. take some deep third of the spring. 2 nothing a. 3 batters later. jake t.off the brick wall. bounces away from justin. pull fast. roundingsecond. coming all the way home and he will score. easily. standing up. not in the park home run triple and error. still 3 nothing a's and error. still 3 nothing a's. 7 runs. 7 hits. butler with a double. rate now 7 athletic ncaa and a's. trouble forth a right out of the gate. outfielder cocoa crisp needs surgery on right elbow. could be out for two months. comes back like two week from now. got hurt on first at bat in the spring. here's manager bob. >> never know. somewhere between 2 to 8. >> seventh is something that we have always taken a h

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to my left is david otter, professor of economics at mit one of the nation's leading economists who has probably contributed more to the nation's leading trends and labor market than any. we have larry summers, university professor, president emeritus at harvard university and served in a number of senior policy positions including secretary of the treasury of the united states and director of the national economic council. and anish chopra served as our first nation's technology officer appointed by president obama and served as the virginia's leader of technology and now in a technology firm. and erik has already been introduced and still a professor at mit. [ laughter ] melissa: the way we will do this, i will pose an opening question to each of our panelists and we will move to a moderated free flowing discussion and leave the final 10 minutes for audience q & a. we will be collecting your questions on note cards which then will be brought up to the panel. david, i'm going to open it up with a question for you. you have written extensively about the nuanced relationship between tech

i took an entire mit genetics class. i do not represent my learning experience of anything other than myself. learners are different in different ways. what i think is noteworthy about the fact that i took this mit genetics class is that one thing i am sure of is that my experience was in no important way different than the experience of the students taking the same class in cambridge massachusetts. it is a very straight forward approach that they use for introductory classes at mit which is one of many courses a lecture -based class. i think that we have all in some ways learned to denigrate the lecture as bed -- bad pedagogy. good lectures can be really good. this was a lecture taught by a man a man named eric lander who helped the human genome project teaching the introductory to biology which is essentially introductory genetics. he is he is as up-to-date in the field as is possible to be. so in cambridge massachusetts, 100 students took this class. they taped the lectures. two weeks later later tens of thousands of

>> actually, it starts from mit.nd artificial intelligence building at mit, it will show you the definition of hack. it's actually a very positive word, but it became a very negative word. >> right. >> so the word hacker is to describe the people who are really -- they really like programming. they love to share information. just like cooking. you love to share recipes to your friends who love cooking as well. >> legally, there might be something wrong with it. but morally, do you think is there's anything wrong with like -- you're essentially breaking into an information base? >> yes. >> i'm not doing anything. i'm going to go in, look around, see how things work and i'll leave without disturbing anything. would most hackers say that's okay? >> yes. >> it's in the service of knowledge? that's okay? >> okay for most the hackers in our communities. i was lucky. i got into a very big hacker community here in shanghai and met a lot of great mentors. >> you started in business at 21. >> in factory. >> quite an accomplish

say that the only way a republican can win against hillary clinton is with a specific positive on mitsgenda. there is perception in too many black families that the cops are more of a danger to the young men than the croops. how do you as a republican beat the perception. a candidate. if i'm elected president. i will make every single police killing a presumptive federal offense. in other words, any time a policeman kills someone, regardless of circumstance, red, white, blue, yellow, i don't care what color either the cop or the victim i want a u.s. attorney. i want a presumption of federal jurisdiction each and every time. >> it might be unconstitutional to do that. >> it is absolutely not. >> let me ask you this. >> i must give you this example. >> rodney king, 53 people died in the riots that followed the jury's acquittal of those white cops. there was then a civil rights case, people forget, and two of the four cops were convicted of civil rights violation. what if the federal probe had happened first? in other words the feds come in, they see. >> the option is already there to do

he attended mit school of architecture. then he traveled abroad. with mr. brown, it is a little unclear whether he did attend mit, but he does travel abroad. he is in paris with her hee was a member is unclear. the exact date they team up is unclear. there are a couple different dates when they are out there. they begin to do houses such as this, the salem house. it is a sort of a federal revival. this is our turn little -- ar hturrthur little's own house. again, using this federal revival type of style. this is the one photograph that historic new england was able to find for me. i should say that this is his sister and younger brother and that neither little or brown ever married. or they move have -- or they might have what you call a boston marriage. they do team up with a team of architects. here are a couple of zone examples of their work in boston. this is an area that was landfilled in the late 1850's. these are both on commonwealth avenue. you get the elite putting up houses. here on the left, stylistically is the call list. may be a federal, but a

today, mit citi hopes to be the final link in the chain. >> this person's getting my kidney. if they have an affinity toward crystal light, that kidney is working great. >> he's donating on behalf of his wife. >> i'm ready to do that. >> the news that i was going to be able to be transplanted this month, i was flabbergasted. >> in order for it to happen, everything needs to go according to plan with the other five surgeries taking place today. first up baltimore, maryland. she's donating a kidney on behalf of her brother charles. >> my kidney is supposed to go to pittsburgh. they're going to wake up blooding purple. >> it's driven 250 miles to pittsburgh. it's going to gary watson. in exchange his daughter is donating her kidney. christine is wheeled off into the or. about three hours later, her kidney is ready to be sent on its way. >> package is secure. >> and from there, it will fly 368 miles on a private plane to new jersey. a courier picks it up. >> we're on our way to cornell hospital. >> the kidney is given to the person waiting for it in new york. the donor kidney fro

rage and spread throughout the city and not stopped until 74 hours later firefighters begin define mit buildings and at 1 handsomely p.m. even though injured are forced to evacuate obtain to the paperwork at the edge of town and loeft in the industry the mayor odors shot to kill he wasn't screwing around hopes are dashed as a new fire brouk broke out 9:00 p.m. firefighters make a stand on uc street. >> the fire goes up knob hill 2 handsomely california george arrived to assess the damage and 3 main newspapers are called and they borrow oakland newspapers and 6:00 p.m. the u.s. s chicago arrived in the bay to help the great fires reach venus avenue facing the decision to watch the citywide burden the mayor created a magnificent fire brake to stop the fire it means dozens of city blocks to the spectators are watching the fire finally regardless they homes won't be saved the fire at van ness finally hold and mayor commissioner white's makes an announcement and from the u.s. chicago rescued fire refugees and saturday april 26th after all the flarmdz are xashd the fire it over and sunday 19

lyndsay liu christie campbell and martin richard and the violence that followed including the murder of mit police officer sean collier. >> i am amazed and grateful. i am glad they took time to go through everything. >> the same jury will decide if he lives or dies. the defense team lead by attorney judy clark who successfully kept past clients including uni-bomber off death row will try to do the same for tsarnaev. >> they knew he would be convicted. the question is can we save his life? >> the defense is hoping to do that by convincing jurors that tsarnaev's older brother was the mastermind and an unconvincing claim to many. >> we should know in a few weeks. that's how long the sentencing phase is expected to last. they have not said if he will take the stand. >> there were a lot of people in boston the day of the bombing. he says he is relieved, but not ready to forgive. >> very good at forgiving. i have to say this is one instance i cannot forgive. i just cannot accept and forgive what happened. >> it is too personal. >> other runners who were there had similar comments and most are hop

and mit is dedicating a memorial to the campus police officer who the tsarnaev brothers shot and killed after the bombings. the memorials were located on the campus after the officer was slain. >>> the bombings of their hiroshima and nagasaki. >> from above the atomic bomb named little boy looked like this. this 13-year-old saw the bluish flash, and the walls around her crumbled. >> then i had the sensation of floating in the air friends classmates who were with me were burned to death alive. >> some how she stumble outside. >> some people were carrying their own eyeballs in their hands. no one was shouting for help. just simply asking for water wall, please. >> most of her family was south of town safe. but her sister and nephew were killed crossing a bridge. three days later on august 9 1954 the u.s. dropped another nuclear bomb on japan. this one on nagasaki. the u.s. energy department estimates more than 100,000 people died instantly in the two blasts. within a week japan surrendered and world war ii was over. but survivors continued to suffer. in this film taken at a nagasaki hospi

. >> item 4 an ordinance mit the go modification of a relocation payments to existing tenants. >> thank you very much supervisor campos is the lead for this item i was told that supervisor campos would have a representative here okay let's see why don't we yes why not come back to item number 4 and call item 5. >> item number 5 is a hearing on the delivery of vision 0 and street safety process. >> supervisor wiener is the author of item 5 and a short presentation. >> thank you very much madam chair was called for last year to make sure we as the board of supervisors are exercising oversight over the vision zero program work this board adapted disposition as a policy some 7, 8, 9 ago to put us on track ending death on our streets we know that as a growing we have more use of our streets whether pedestrians vehicles or

. >> officers add many mitted to us that's often the case, but argue they are struggling with littleport. >> almost all the police have been too afraid to go on camera p they told us they work shifts of 24 hours and barely earn enough to get by. i finished my shift by 7:00 a.m. by 3:00 p.m. they were free and at the door of my house threatening me. >> the police don't go to work they go to steal. instead of taking care of the civilian, they are there to see how to get money out of you. many local municipal forces continue to be badly paid and undertrained. rather than improving their conditions several state governments have new small elite forces backs by cinematic star. >> it is a lot easier to stay a strong police force the coffers, the whole state for example, then actually having 10,000 police officers actually local mys improve their capabilities. without sufficient training they struggle to convince the public they are fit to defend them. >> two nuclear reactors from restarting the judge sited safety concerns it is the second ruling to politic nuclear plants this year. it is a

. >>> and mit is dedicating a memorial to the campus police officer who the tsarnaev brothers shot andafter the bombings. the university is holding a ceremony later today to introduce the honor. >>> before the unrest in baltimore, dozens of middle and upper class families have been moving into sand town one of the city's most dangerous neighborhoods. it's the same neighborhood where fred grey was arrested. those families are members of a church who believe the best way to change a community is to become part of it. morgan rat ford has theater story. >>> this family physician moves here more than five years ago. but why? sand town is one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country. this is sand town. look at all of these houses that are completely boarded up. is that common? >> yeah there are a lot of vacant houses around here. >> reporter: he is part of a growing group known as relocate fors. they believe the only way to help poor communities is to move into them and become neighbors. >> it helps you to live on a more equal playing field. and see people who are like i'm here and

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. >> co m mit y. >> yes. >> it is the practice to allow them to conduct their investigation with the resources to preceded simultaneously but no legal requirement that ourethics commission couldn't simultaneously pursue an investigation. >> commissioner. >> i think the mistake that was made by the commission at this time was we explicit continue to pursue an action under our specific regulations to the extent that state law offer los angeles police department with our law if the f p pc wants to take over they didn't we've opened an started an investigation we could have i still don't think that is good public policy to conduct redundant investigations and friends i have ethics and others told the grand jury we should refer to more of cases not gone after the specific san francisco regulations certainly was a decision we're now looking with more scrutiny. >> commissioner vice president andrews. >> well, i share in commissioner hayons decision we're going a little bit in circle i feel like here we are and this is where i say we could do better with engaging with our partners whether th

for dessert and was shocked when she came home with a note scolding her for bringing cookies forred mit day meal. natalie's mother is demanding a better explanation. >>> they don't provide lunch for my daughter, i provide lunch it's between me and the doctor what is healthy for her. >> the school provided her with a replacement snack and the school is looking into the incident. >>> why the budweiser is taking heat for its ad campaign. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to st

yesterday they heard from the mit campus police officer's brother. >>> it was dormant over 40 years, it has roared to life now. >>> and do you live in the dirty estate? we'll take a look at the top five least green states in the country. >>> chili's volcano has erupted twice in just the last 24 hours, after being dormant for more than 40 years. alexi o'brien has more. >> reporter: a reminder of the earth's furry as the volcano roars into life. this time lapse video capturing the moment it erupted. >> translator: at the beginning it was small, but later the cloud grew and then there was a huge cloud over me and i got really scared. >> reporter: chile has issued a rare alert, closing local schools and airports and ordering anyone nearby to leave quickly. >> translator: we're going to increase the evacuation zone from 10 to 20 kilometers and we're asking anyone nearby to evacuate the area. >> reporter: that sent locals scrambling and as the clouds of ash grew above them so did the queues for the petrol pumps. >> translator: it was an impressive to see. and to see the ash. at that point

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breaking news to pass along tonight two teenager mit by car on roosevelt boulevard in mayfair hit 10:00 nonts southbound upper lanes just north of tyson avenue. the the victims believed to be 15 and 18 years of age were type aria torres sdail hospital. neemer is believed toe have lie life-threatening injuries. when the white hondz awhich struck the girls at first kept ongoing and later returns to the scene. both lanes of the boulevard are closed right now. investigation is continuing at this hour. >> and up in bucks county an investigation is underway to find out who set several fires at a local dhurch. it happened restoration church pine wood drive any falls township today. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in levittown with more, dann. >> walter two neighbors upset someone do this try to repair the kooden cross in front of the rest toretion cross. it remains charred and original mrarng on the ground after torched this morning. whoever did this also set two other fires on the property. >> they threw the rag soaked in gasoline here. >> he showed the dabling when they showed

. >> joining us from massachusetts is jim walsh research associate at mit security studies program. jim, good to see you. the most important thing is that iran does not get to the point where it has a path to a bomb, but aren't we past that? isn't the best we can hope for from this deal is iran's bath to a bomb is a little longer? >> well, i would say--i would divide it a little differently antonio. i would say you're right to say that iran has a basic capability. that's what the director of national intelligence the top intel official in the u.s. has testified to these last several years. they know how to build a centerfuge. you can't bomb that knowledge out of their head. they have a basic capability. but he goes on to say that iran has not made a decision whether to pursue nuclear weapons. they have not made the political decision which in my study in the nuclear age that's what is critical when a country says i want t and they make it a political priority. >> let me ask you that question then you dealt with the highest level of iranians. they insist that they don't want to bomb.

attorney judy clark called him the master mooichbld behind the attacks and said he's the one who killed an mit officer four days later but prosecutors cesar nerve shared his brother's radical beliefs and was a participant. the jurors were shown graphic video. of all the places that he could have placed the bomb he placed it right there the prosecutor said. they asked the jury to remember 8-year-old martin richard who lost his life when the second bomb exploded near the finish line. again, we do not know what two questions the jurors have for the judge, but the judge will answer them later this morning when deliberations start again. of course, lauren, after the verdict, the punishment phase of this trial could take several days or even weeks to complete. >> all right. don champion reporting for us in boston. thanks, don. >>> jurors will continue deliberation this morning in the murder trial of aaron hernandez. the jury heard closing arguments tuesday. lawyers for the former new england patriots star ak phenomenaled for the first time that he was at the scene of the killing of odin lloyd. still

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and them stalking and killing an mit police officer. tsarnaev's defense attorney conceded from the beginning that dzhokhar tsarnaev participated in the crimes. but that he was only following his older brother's lead. her goal has been to keep him off death row. the same jury that convicted him will decide whether he lives or dies. all it takes is for one juror to vote against the death penalty for him to get life in prison. in the news room, allen martin, kpix5. >>> a martinez teenager injured in the bombings has recovered and is about to finish grade school. aaron was with his family in boston supporting his mom who was running the marathon. >>> tonight, california is one step close tore making it harder for parents to avoid vaccinating their kids using the personal belief exemptions. phil matier was at the state capital today. >> reporter: both sides of the debate showed up in force today. while the antivaccination people in their red shirts were the most visible and the loudest, the pro vaccinators including doctors, nurses, much of

. >> we'll be enclosed to mit mid 2018 what's the plans to remove this from the risk and while it's great to say we have enter ties i don't know that our wholesalers will be willing to give us water we have to look at it closely second based on the conversations with the general manager mr. kelly and ms. howe i've been told no decision to only repair the tunnel it is predicament but i think that is not clear in the materials you received today it was evidence by some of the comments and i think that that clarity should be high priority and understand that completely and where those decision points are and third the lack of progress on mountain tunnel 6 hostilities the mode to have a schedule and budget that was adapted by this commission such information would ordinarily be in the plan this is a successful step for this time after time we've had to adapt those plans and force this commission and the leadership of our organization to reaffirm your ability to meet the schedules and goals and track if i understand that such a schedule and goal to can be made i ask you have this for adoption

lyndsay liu christie campbell and martin richard and the violence that followed including the murder of mitm amazed and grateful. i am glad they took time to go through everything. >> the same jury will decide if he lives or dies. the defense team lead by attorney judy clark who successfully kept past clients including uni-bomber off death row will try to do the same for tsarnaev. >> they knew he would be convicted. the question is can we save his life? >> the defense is hoping to do that by convincing jurors that tsarnaev's older brother was the mastermind and an unconvincing claim to many. >> we should know in a few weeks. that's how long the sentencing phase is expected to last. they have not said if he will take the stand. >> there were a lot of people in boston the day of the bombing. he says he is relieved, but not ready to forgive. >> very good at forgiving. i have to say this is one instance i cannot forgive. i just cannot accept and forgive what happened. >> it is too personal. >> other runners who were there had similar comments and most are hoping for the harshest penalty possibl

a police officer, mit police officer sean collier, killed later.ts they are essentially holding tsarnaev responsible for what he did. the same jurors will look at aggravating, mitigating factors in this case to determine what the penalty should be. the main mitigating factor we already heard a little bit from the defense attorney, judy clark in opening and closing statements throughout this trial, they're turning blame to older brother tam tamerlan tsarnaev. he martyrdom information, magazine inspire, published by inal qaeda how to make a bomb. that was taken from tamerlan's computer put on show car's computer. that the older brother was mastermind. that the older brother drove up to new hampshire to collect the bomb parts. the older brother say pulled the tricker to kill the mit police officer. prosecutors all along argued that the two brothers were equal. they worked together throughout the course. now in fact we have a verdict that says he is guilty not just on one conspiracy count but on three different conspiracy counts. in addition to that, a

family members of the mit police officer murdered by him and his brother talked of his life. the mother suffers from ptsd and could not get out of bed for a few months and has not yet gone back to work. eric said when he and his wife were seriously hurt they were sent to different hospitals. had he broke down recalling when each of them woke up that the other was dead. a beb from the bomb still lodges in his brain. >> then the jester that was made. he saw him make it in a holding cell but defense lawyers played the video and he appears to look up at the camera housing and treating it like a mirror and later he steps up on a bench to get a closer look and then flashes it briefly. >> i think that it's clear from the video that he figured out that it was a video camera and being broadcast to the prison personnel and he was sending a message to them. >> nbc pete williams reporting. the prosecution could rest earlier today. >>> a brawl capture skpits showed a victim being stomped and kicked on the head. police have identified several suspects and two victims that are local high sc

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responsible for the attacks that killed three people and injured 260 others as well as the death of an mit police officer who was killed during a manhunt in the following dates. after the verdict came out, people placed flowers at the marathon finish line, and reflected on the attacks. >> i'm just grateful to have the team that did the work to make sure the right out come happened, and i -- i don't want to carry the anger. >> during the sentencing phase, the jury will hear new evidence and testimony that could determine tsarnaev's fate. proceedings begin monday, and they could take up to a month. >>> police are investigating a possible link between two robberies that happened near the uc berkeley campus just minutes apart. the first was at parker street and college avenue just before 1:00 a.m. yesterday morning. police say four men attacked another man walking alone. one of the suspects punched the victim. the others went through his pockets, and took his belongings. a few minutes later, a group of men with similar descriptions also robbed a student of his cell phone near wearing avenue an

roughly 1 in 10 households in pasadena california and cambridge massachusetts home to harvard and mit don't even have computers. this is the digital divide. the internet is basically a great economic equalizer. it is a kind of superhighway that can carry almost anybody to a better life. knowing how to use it qualifies you to work in a professional setting like this but for those who can't get onto that superhighway they end up stuck in neutral. their chance to make money is simply less without broadband access at home. broadband is an income multiplier. a recent study by the consult be firm aksen accenture the government doesn't probably the basic connectivity that makes that possible. internet access moatsly and sometimes exclusively -- mostly and sometimes exclusively relies on data companies we're not talking about updating your facebook status, your economic status itself is often defined by whether you have access to the internet. today, nine in ten households with a bachelor degree or higher have some sort of internet access but only four in 10 households with a high school dipl