is moret music -- he related to catholic music. those like wilson pickett are going to belt that note. but those guys sang in the beautiful falsetto. tavis: i will come back to neville in just a second. i was going to ask you this question last night but there was so much to get to. you, i am i talk to struck by your depth of music history. you did not have time to go get a phd in musicology. nobody does these days. you know all of this stuff. how did you get versed in ? >> i am a reader. but i just went further and further and found out more about the lives of the people that sang it. whatever i was singing, i wanted to know what was going on before that. i sang standards because it wanted to get my phrasing better. mainstream american pop music. what was before that? standards. that is what started all of that. when i went to new orleans, i started learning the history of new orleans. i produced a record with aaron neville and i wanted to know the history of his music. he sang the mardi gras indian stuff. it was a bunch of differ

a lot of questions that people have is whether it makes financial sense to buy it now make moret, if you money doing that or make more money mining it. the problem is it used to be possible with your laptop or even nintendo or xbox. now it takes such computing power. it takes such specific equipment , and it is also draining on your energy bills that it may make sense for average people to mine bitcoin. problem init is a the community, the whole point of it is to decentralize currency. it is a democratic currency, a currency by the people for the old. -- for the people. thet cost $10-$20 to cost bitcoin mining rigs and will not get any return on your investment unless you spend 100,000 or $1 million a month then it becomes a problem because only the rich can mine and it amasses this huge amount of financial bitcoin financial power. >> i know they are calling this a gold rush, but what about the chances down the line that the gold turns to coin or something else that is worth nothing gekko the chance that the asset becomes worth less and less as a risk that everyone i think involved i

moret is releasing information of additional compromises. it is a somewhat sloppy approach to identifying where information was at. this is more than just a point- of-sale system now. you have the first name and last address, e-mail address, things like that were announced today. it looks like the hacker had access to a large portion of targets network, which is really disastrous. >> ok, so if i shop at target, what am i to do? how do i find out if this affects me? first, cancel your credit card. call your bank. a lot of banks are reassuring credit cards now. call your bank and see if you can get a new card issued. that is the first piece. the second part is your identity. ifa hacker, what i would do i had this type of information is send an e-mail to you saying hey, i am from chase. your card was compromised. your fullu to send credit card number to make sure it has been compromised and then we will send you a new one. expect phishing attacks and individualng after customers. it is going to be a rough time for users who shopped there. >> ho

. >> can you describe how the moret differs from conventional desktop models?tty much tablets tend to be great for consuming media, watching movies. the problem is traditional tablets do not have the horsepower to run some of the latest games. the kind of machines that be able to run some of these games tend to be really thick and heavy because of the amount of power required. we combined that amount of power into something superthin and put it into a form that gamers can bring along. edge tablet.azer >> your party produced a bracelet. this is moving into a different form factor. tell us how that fits into the whole system. expectations are superhigh. this is the razer nabu that we are showing off for the first time. what we are trying to do is to help users to live smarter. i can talk a little bit about --about what it does. it is not a smart watch that some of you might have heard of. it is not a fitness band. it is a smart band. from yourtifications smart phone to your wrist. i've got a message coming in. a little envelope to say i have a message coming in.

they put forward 46 recommendations, some of which the white house is likely to have moret some contention and we will lay out where the white house stance on some of these issues. >> the telecommunications issues facing washington this year monday night on "the communicators," at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. ability a look at the of students to choose where they go to school with majority leader of the house eric cantor. he spoke at the brookings institution recently about the house passed student success act, changing the no child left behind act, although that has yet to be taken up by the senate . this is about 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. hank you for joining us. we are in the middle of a tropical heat wave compared to yesterday, come so it is good of you to come out here to be with us today. nine i am russ whitehurst, the director of the brown center on education policy here at brookings. so the drill for today is i will talk to you a little bit about the report that we really's, copies which were available released, that we copies which were available outside. you'll see come if you

jim moret and patrick kennedy are here, vocal with his substance abuse problems.public knowing everyone is talking about you, but jim, let me start with you, how serious is the assault charge that bieber is facing? we'll add up, and go through those, this is a long list. what specifically does this carry with it? >> first of all, let me welcome you back. i was on your show last week and sad you weren't here. look, this particular limousine driver was not taken to the hospital, so you wonder how serious this assault was. but an assault is still a more serious charge, and you talked about both sides of the border, you talk about toronto and florida, he may also face charges in los angeles and those are felony vandalism charges. when you add up all three and take into consideration there are over 100,000 signatures on a petition to deport him from the united states, these in total, these are very serious for justin bieber because even on demeanor charges, they carry six or seven months, you add them all up and he's got three different jurisdictions going on here. so

there are going to be people out there acting from a position of fear that their values, that their morets man because the color of his skin and because he happens to inhabit this white house. so yes, mr. president, i will say it for you. there are people out there who are judging you based on the color of your skin and on that and that alone. >> well, richard, one of the reasons i think it has to be discussed is so many people are hearing the slogans and the headlines, and not really hearing what is being said. and i think that it's really -- it's really crazy to say when you have the president say yes there is some, and obviously there is some, that i have a problem with him as a black president. but there is some that have no problem because he is a black president. saying on both sides and even with balance, race card. >> we're having this discussion the day after martin luther king day. >> right. >> and i read all of those quotes from republican officials saying what a wonderful man martin luther king was. at the time, martin luther king was much more radical in what he was saying in

moret to say thanks once to peter liu joined us from covered california. christy ferguson from the rhode island exchange. haynes, as well as heather howard. thanks to all of you for joining us today, and we look forward to seeing you at our next reporters' roundtable. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> taking a look at our primetime schedule. at 8:00 eastern, another chance to see officials and experts discuss health care state insurance exchanges. onte of the state addresses c-span two. the center for strategic and international studies holding a discussion on the upcoming winter olympics in sochi, russia . tonight, a conversation with the president and ceo of the mayo clinic. he discusses his thoughts on the u.s. health care system after attending this week's state of the union. atch that interview tonight 9:20 eastern here on c-span. >> we are very focused on the sochi olympics and we have seen an uptick and threat reporting regarding sochi and this is what we expected

certainly advocates, don't advance the idea of misusing and abusing the substances and we should have morets and values and civil and criminal pen alties that deter such. >> 21 and over. no one is encouraging or enabling use of young people lawfully. and i think that it is not quite the same as in terms of a public health menace as alcohol has been in the colonial days, the biggest drug problem is the same as today, alcohol. but no one died of a cannabis overdose. and great brownies today, steve. >> alan brought them. >> no, no. starbucks or something. we will -- i want to pick this up. there was an interesting -- some interesting columns, commentary appeared on this issue and set off a round of interesting admissions from people. i want to talk about how sort of the pundit class thinks about this issue a little bit and we'll talk about that when we come back. . i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right

should there be further moretments made to help directly connect people who do not have jobs to the jobet? host: baltimore, maryland, democrat. morning, greta. thank you for taking my call. i am a blue dog conservative democrat. i am really glad that you're just brought a conservative point of view, at least fiscally conservative, on raising the minimum wage. for averty guideline family of four is $23,050. if they raise the minimum wage hour, thousands of people would be a longer be no longerwould qualifying for these programs. going further, give them what they ask for. $15 an hour, yes, for restaurant workers. the poor families in america, especially with kids, householdhead of women. i was raised by a single parent during the 1960's. god for whatk johnson did, that allowed me to get an education and not be a poor black american. host: we will have francine jumped in. guest: $15 an hour is what restaurant workers who have walked out this year are demanding and what they say is a living wage. that may well be. the way that congress moves and even state governments move is not in such l

i think it is because we have a moretion where people need opportunity to be educated, more employment,to find more opportunities to advance themselves economically during their working life. and that, to me, i'll do beware the focus is. more job opportunities generally by a growing economy, but also going back to individual areas of education, job training, to make sure people are going to be able to compete as an individual in the economy we now have in the 21st century. we have huge amounts of people not even finishing high school. we have some urban areas where there is over 50% dropout rate before they get to graduation. what is the future of those individuals in our current economy? not real bright. there are so many job opportunities out there that people could take it they just get that extra year or two years beyond high school of certain kinds of training. they would be ready for those jobs. so, how do we get those job-training skills to them so they are ready for the 21st-century jobs. that, to me, is what the focus ought to be. when they have those skills matched up with a