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of an oligarch you know a tycoon of america in the eighty's and then one thousand nine hundred from mit eight hundred until about eight hundred ninety five when he passed away he was a railroad speculator that ended up controlling vast sways of the u.s. rail system and he had problems with strikes because there were many socialist sort of movements back then and that era and he said and i'm going to repackage it is that this is what this guy yohann from cart's he could do i can hire one half of the working class. to imprison the other half he was talking about actually he could hire one half of the working class to kill the other half who were striking and causing chaos on his rail system but facebook right they are using

wire ok so that wasn't like the actual title of the study but it was pretty much the take away the mit researchers said the pretax median profit for a ride share driver is only eight dollars and five cents per hour and a full eighty percent of drivers actually lose money on the job they lose money driving strangers around their car that sounds like a xeni punishment an eccentric judge on a core i'm sick i would give out and the name of that sitcom would definitely be gabble oh so deep up you know as and the judge would have to be joaquin x. . i'm not sure exactly why it has to be working in phoenix but it is anyway how can we make the sharing economy work for the people platform co-ops are the leading edge of the cooperative ownership they extend the co-operative model into the fast growing sharing economy where they can help increase income equity in the technology sector it's all about platform cooperative as you all it means the cooperative ownership and operating of the digital platform by those who depend on it most namely the workers and the users and i'm sorry that i use both th

hiring ok so that wasn't like the actual title of the study but it was pretty much the take away the mit researcher said the pretax median profit for a ride share driver is only eight dollars and fifty five cents per hour and a full eighty percent of drivers actually lose money on the job they lose money driving strangers. around their car that sounds like a z. any punishment an eccentric judge on a core i'm sick on would give out and the name of that sitcom would definitely be gabble oh so deep i.p.o.'s and the judge would have to be joaquin x. . i'm not sure exactly why it has to be working in phoenix but it is anyway how can we make the sharing economy work for the people platform co-ops are the leading edge of the cooperative ownership they extend the cooperative model into the fast growing sharing economy where they can help increase income equity in the technology sector it's all about platform cooperative as you all it means the cooperative ownership and operating of a digital platform by those who depend on it most namely the workers and the users and i'm sorry that i use both th

maine and got several degrees there in agricultural engineering information systems then i worked for mit on the human genome project. there came a time when there was a recession there was high unemployment i spent a lot of time reading the news on the internet and i kept reading about the williston the oil boom the bokken shale. i wasn't doing anything i was going into debt so i decided to go from an area that had almost ten percent unemployment to an area that had less than one percent unemployment. i came looking for work but i didn't know what kind of work to take. so i fell into wireline it was very difficult at the beginning i had. accidents while pulling a trailer i could have been killed there were explosives in the trailer and it's fun three hundred sixty degrees and the explosives came out the back. but my boss didn't fire me they gave me another chance after the first year i was very pliable i had a marketable skill. it pleases me that i had a hand a small hand but nevertheless i changed my career late in life and involved myself in american energy independence. and in weaning

six minutes later funky bailey's cross found robert levin dosti who made it to mit . but they because in struck back a free kick from you liam bronson and captain last bender made it to one in the sixteen minutes. in the second half by an dominated giago with a great pass and thomas millis said thank you very much everyone and against the hapless me because in defense tiago added a fourth with just over an hour work on. ryan's attack was unstoppable. making it five one less than minutes later. they are bailey had a real eye catcher of a break here but it was too late for laver guzman and then the completed his hat trick six to the final score i am before we go just a reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on the w. news u.s. media reporting that cia director mike pompei of travel to pyongyang and met with north korean leader kim jong il in last month's trip was reportedly to lay the groundwork for a planned talks between u.s. president told trump and the north korean leader. so he's for now sumi is up next of top of the next hour thanks for watch

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and mit tech reports that more than 12 million people it had direct consumer dna testing. these legal questions are becoming more important. >> that is fascinating. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the golden state killer. >>> families and loved ones gathered in oakland to pick -- to take part in a ceremony honoring children that died by violence in alameda county. is held each year at the children's memorial. this year eight names were added to the list. the ceremony was first held 23 years ago. it now includes the names of 400 desmet 440 children. this teenager was stabbed to death inside the family's home in castro valley in 1994. her killer is never been caught. family said, ceremonies like today's can raise awareness. >> by having this memory or service, it reminds people that children are dying of violence. let's do something about it? >> one county official said violence against children is a national epidemic. >>> new information about a deadly fire at a mobile home in san jose. investigator say a 22-year-old man died after running back into the home l

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representing soldiers who died in world war one all ranged in the shape of a wave reminiscent of many mit jump. the installation was unveiled at the time of london in twenty fourteen to mark the centenary of the beginning of the war. in the countries of the british commonwealth poppies are a symbol of remembrance to all of the war dead. and design week has kicked off the slow any demo binay is the world's leading international fenix and design fan more than two hundred thousand exhibitors are showcasing the latest infinit chennai tinged dekel and more is an emphasis on products that address climate change the nature of digital technologies and multi-functional interconnected spaces the fad runs through april twenty second. next up we're heading north to experience the norwegian west coast not the best way to see the landscape there is by ship otherwise it's difficult to maneuver through the jag and coast which includes numerous fiords well in light of the one hundred twenty fifth anniversary of the norwegian ferry company we travel aboard one of the special share the northern lights and o

you may shut the [ bleep ] and not tell me when i need to take my kid and her friends, students from mit nothing because you told me nothing. >> turner resigned from her commissioner position on monday. the port authority called her conduct indefensible and outrageous. we reached out to turner but weren't able to connect with her for comment. adriana diaz, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," cnn anchor jake tapper stops by the studio to tell us about his new novel "the hellfire club." >>> plus in our morning rounds, the spring season can stir up a allergys for our pets. >>> dr. david agus shows us how to recognize symptoms and what we can do to keep them healthy. >>> and a group is lobbying on for more research on he hemp-derived products. how cbd oil is helping them with chronic pain and ptsd. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm ke oi. >>> a live look outside at coit tower in the city of san francisco, telegraph hill. good morning, it is thur

it almost seems funny now that the government onceos sued mit for giving away web browsers. a guess usually is tha government will be behind what the real problem is but it c certainly wilate shareholder weakness and probably some stock weakness. >> but i guess it goes back to fundamentals then. if this has an impact on company it will show up in their earnings. do you think that's going to happen. > i think it's hard to see. i think the$1.50 number that people have been throwing out if all of a sudden it another $1.50 to send out packages certainly you could see near term oredm term pressure on expected earnings. when a stock is tradi30 at times earnings it's hard to see what that does to the stock. you would have to see where the government pressure put any pressure on revenue which is where the valuaon problem comes into play. >> we shouldn't forget how usiness is he cloud to amazon. that's their fastest growing business right now, ght? >> right. that's the profitable side of the house as is the business where they are hosting selling thin on line for other companies. so

the head of facebook explains d how data was shared mitted they don't always get it right. mark: mistakes running the company. it is pretty much impossible, i w lieve, to start a company in your dorm room andit to be the scale we are at now without making some mistakes. jane: responding to a suspected themical attack in syria, u.s. president and british prime minists discuss coordinated action. s and the deadlye of mexico's drug war. we have a special report on the brutal toll this fight is taking. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the glo. facebook is ceohaark zuckerberg spent hours today being questioned by u.s. lawmakers on a wide range of ihiues, includincompany's policies on data protection. his appearance follows revelations that millions of users had their information shared with a political consulting group, cambridg analytica. but did his answers satisfied the senators? it was the interrogation he feared and had long resisted. mark zuckerberg has never testified before congr now with the eyes of the world on him, the spotlight promis

. >> add mit night the hawaiian island of kauai will be under a flood watch, two feet of rain, floodsreya villareal has the latest. >> in what was once his front yard, surfing legend laird hamilton could only get around on jet ski and boat after that amount of rain. >> it is hard to conceive that much rain could come from the sky. >> reporter: parts of the iementd have been cut off by standing floodwater and mudslides. mireya villareal, cbs news, los angeles. judging new video shows a new video released today shows a dramatic rescue in stanton, virginia. a house was smothered in flames when firefighters raced in to pull a man to safety. the flag flies at half-staff at kennebunkport, maine tonight at what was the summer white house when barbara bush was the first lady. mrs. bush died last evening at her home in houston. bianna golodryga, who is from houston, is there tonight. bianna? >> reporter: the white bouquet of flowers hung on the front gate signaled the family's loss. >> i love her dearly. >> reporter: so did the first public words of son jeb bush. he spoke at an event this morn

that i could remind you that in two thousand and thirteen there was a hope all by two scientists from mit who were absolutely affirmative that the weapons used and could not come from. there he has controlled by the government the must have come from the control by the hub and one of those was indeed on our program that was but i am talking to you from a country where the government has maintained that russia has used chemical weapons against people in england recently yes i know but where's the evidence for that in this whole i mean the diversion of the russians know that their guns are heaven or something if you want to kill somebody you don't do something so crazy assumes a little poison that is where it's written herschel all over the place at least apparently hit and herschel over the place and that doesn't even kill the person you want to kill and you don't use it to kill somebody was no importance whatsoever and you don't do it a week before the election you know that the discarded election a few months before the world cup you know that to discredit the world government that's wha

. >> reporter: followed by stops at harvard and mit with big plans fec thnology investments. next new york city. dozens of events including a last-minute late night press conference signing what they said was a $200 billion solar energy agreement with soft bank's sasan. plus a day long each with american ceos where they offered memorandum of understanding with companies like google and raytheon and held a panel on the changing role of women which included the head of the saudi stock exchange, saouh. >> are y going to learn to drive? >> of course i would love to have the chr:ce. >> reporff to the west coast for meetings with boeing, richard branson, amends, and bill gates among others. ty of the h the roy west coast. media executives, rupert murdoch, bob iger and oprah too, thissiap opens to entertainment in the kingdom. enabling cinemas to operate in the kingdom after a 35-year long ban. they seem happy to sell goods or movie in saudi arabia but will they be willing to invest the big capital in the country that it needs t truly grow? when it comes to those deals, those memora

while he was there and then when he was going to mit we got this email from this woman and she said you really need to come to dartmouth and i said if these people want us badly maybe it's worth william going and checking this out. but they said to him we want you to apply early decision by next week and i wrote the mission counselor said he hasn't taken the s.a.t.'s and they're like yes yes we know you know. and he you know filled out the application and they go a week later he was accepted. i think they said do we want this kid or not and president kim said to william you are just the kind of kid that i want to educate for the twenty first century and when he said that i mean i heard about this once removed from brian i said. if if were you once you would arm it in good armor do you feel prepared for school. before no one know it and i get it to you when you prepare but. after time goes on i mean i'm going to be able to a better. prepared for school but know for sure i'm a lady i'm ready for it but i don't know how well on my trip you had. and what you do is you know pretty. if i'm no

researchers at mit have developed a new technology that allows people to use speech recognition withoutjaw and face for signals produced when the wearer thinks about verbalising words, so now you can look a bit daft in public instead of just sounding it. an advert for the htc uii smart phone featuring diver tom daley has caused a splash with authorities in the uk. the ad, in which the olympian was shown taking selfies in a swimming pool, has been banned after the advertising watchdog said that if customers used the phone in a similarfashion, they'd likely damage it. and finally, in russia, the inaugural test flight of a postal delivery drove was more omg than ups after it was destroyed shortly after take—off. the $20,000 drone hexacopter, which was adorned with russia post branding, smashed unceremoniously into a wall in front of onlookers. ouch. over the last few weeks, we have been looking a lot at how you may be working in the future, on building sites, in factories and even in the doctor's surgery. you know the story — robots, jobs, us on the scrapheap, repeat. in the retail space,

this is inherently inaccurate said the mole hamilton sixty eight and mit they suppose it russian and to count on seoul even based where people might seem they are not all in russia we don't even think they're all commanded in russia at all we think some of them are legitimately passionate people that are just really into promoting russia one news outlet with that red faced retracted its russian claims and was forced to clarify what kind of accounts the group actually tracks but most media simply ignores the facts and runs with that conspiracy theory but who can blame the mainstream media off several russian bolt sounds so much more menacing then the account of just quote someone who really likes russia it's the worst journalism it's criminal journalism there is such a thing the journalist to. this dashboards that there's a twenty eight hundred per cent increase in and i paraphrase laurie ingram references based upon but immediately upon which the dashboard company said no this merely did tax changes in reference or in reference to the particular name and that can be misleading you co

we know we know cy the work of science hersh the mit report. the materials there are the only point is that the western media repeats these accusations until it's believed by them more than the simple minded and educated. parts of the population or those people who want to believe many people want to believe because they want to trust their government but the reality is on the ground is that this was a far far spying operation r.t. itself pointed out weeks earlier that your government was saying that there were there was a plan for spying operation but that was nothing that was not something that you would hear in the western media and the predictions that we all had have been fulfilled this fall spying operation was carried out and the western governments broke international law and murdered innocent syrians. as as people in countries around the world wake up to the news of the strike we're seeing a divided reaction really in a wrong meanwhile iran has warned of regional consequences following those airstrikes and also the supreme leader of th

mean that's incredible they haven't been able to do it even if i had twenty years ago if i had hired mit or who would have already something but the creature is barman has a monopole embury the owner was tests alternative years with that's horrible. it is early morning in and synonymous with techno has been invited to travel out to the pacific ocean to see where the vacuum the rescue plan is truly taking shape these pens belong to bottle farms a mexican tuna farming company the back east a rescue team turned to them for help we are aware of the natural these big problem we have the big danger of losing the back you know so we are aware of that we are delighted to be part of or. is the operations manager of. a sea pen designed to give tourists an up close view of the tuna farming business this plan is currently located off the coast of ensign out of mexico on the pacific side of baja california and contains hundreds of bluefin tuna but before long it will be moved to the gulf of california and if all goes well with a back to the rescue effort instead of china there will be back keep us sw

position as north korea so how come he says this and the issue he said very low profile show i mean if all mit graduates start this show the prestigious. college will lose its reputation. thirdly i think it's a set up with trump because trump has been threatening to withdraw from the six plus one nuclear deal with iran now i think he set up with this so that it's a way out for trump from the us. this is my analysis about the whole situation it's it's an allegation and false allegation. the presentation itself to me really to be a bit of a children's book with lots of big words and big pictures but to be fair to netanyahu he said we have tens of thousands of documents represented by those those files behind him should we let the experts pull through all that material maybe maybe there's lots of fodder evidence in. well i will. reply with two things first if you remember what happened like fifteen years ago when calling power. revealed news conference intelligence information about the mass destruction weapons in iraq and it proved to be false now the history repeats itself that's one number two

political prisoner is andre the poppa dale an economist by training but before that was anytime i believe mituniversity of minnesota in the third-place so he developed his additional work may but after getting involved in chile there were a number of people involved because they were connected professionally. so i do think academics who are conducting research abroad have a professional side and someone who gets caught up because these connections can be very strong. >> so how do we do this without interfering as an outsider in other countries? and then contribute to stable relations? do you like that is what frustrates me is keep talking about our values as an effort to save united states would no longer do with those countries by including our values and human rights are not american values are with best western values that universal and i think that is how people tend to be in on a human rights and it is a project of materialism for american values that it is something that they are entitled to it shouldn't be determined by one citizenship. so i do think that language is important in the t

definition putsace rules that a company that is iklarger and has resources ours can easily comply with, but mit be more difficult for smaller startup to comply with. these are all things tt need to be thought through very carefully when thinking through what rules we want to put in place. joinedearlier, i was om capitol hill by republican congressman buddy carter, who was at today's hearing. congressman carter, when mark zuckerberg admits that even hiss al data was compromised, can you believe him when he says that facebook users do have control over their information? rep. carter: well, that is certainly something that i questied. he assures us that the platform has been changed, and it was changed in 2014, feels a lot more confident now. whether that is true or not, whether he has solved the problem, whether the company has solved the problem, making certain that information is not tleased again, that remai be seen. the main point that came out and what i hope and what i feel like mr. zuckerbergatnderstood is look, if you don't get it right, we will get it right for you, and you don't want th

researchers at mit have developed new technology that allows people to use speech recognition withouten the wearer thinks about verbalising words, so now you canjust sounded. an advert for the smart phone featuring tom bailey has caused a splash with authorities in the uk. the add—in which the limp and was shown taking self is in a swimming pool has been banned at the advertising watchdog said if customers use the phone in a similar action, they would likely damage. in russia, the inaugural test flight of a delivery drove was more omg venue ps after it was destroyed shortly after ta keoff. ps after it was destroyed shortly after takeoff. the $20 , 000 ps after it was destroyed shortly after takeoff. the $20,000 drone smashed unceremoniously into a wall in front of onlookers. over the last few weeks we have been looking a lot at how you may be working in the future, on building sites, in factories and even in the doctor ‘s surgery. you know the story, robots, jobs, cars on the scrapheap, repeat. in the retail space, amazon is driving a lot of changes. automating the picking process is