can it still be nimble? they're quite nimble. more than the world health organization. it's definitely not instant. i decide have struggles with the cdc over why they were not issuing travel warnings as soon as it became very clear -- we talked about an epidemic spreading in latin america and the caribbean in january when people head to caribbean, pregnant women and women on their honeymoons and i was like why aren't crew telling those women to 0 not go. it took them two weeks to issue the warning. could have happened fasterment two weeks is fast for some buschcracys and real she when you're worrying about a deadly disease. >> host: donald mcneed, i aids an old disease or newer disease. >> guest: aids is a new disease. its probably made the jump from chim been -- shim pan chimpanzees to humans in the -- the combination of two viruses from monkeys -- and those are both monkeys that chimpanzees eat. they actually eat monkeys. probably some unlucky chimpanzee eight one of each of those kinds of monkeys, cut himself or herself in the mouth while crunching up the bones and t

american into space but hasn't over six shares of that is embarrassing also nasa tries to be more nimble to encourage like student groups of putting micro satellites up and there is a lot of partnerships permit you have then part of the program greg. >> yes. we have been asked by nasa tries to during the launch itself. and then to grab part of an asteroid and bring it back. >> and beyond our future in space? >> if you want to get up and glitter in your eye the 500-meter that you could alter the orbit with precious metals in the same amount of the semiconductor industry. so those resources that are out there and available and with that mother lode of the economic level that is not discouraging people 85 for 10 or 15 years would be a valuable times. >> is a retired - - time to retire the space shuttle? >> exactly it was posted glove once a week it never went of more than once a week and it was devastating when the two explosions. >> but what about the international space station? >> not for the peer scientific reason but companies have not flocked to do microgravity research it isn't a mag

yours is a small, nimble online player.ed institutions, it would seem established institutions, it would seem that women in financial services do not seem to get to the top. i was interested to see when reading is that it shows that over half of all employees, at all levels, are women. so more than 50%. which is quite interesting. and there are huge regional variations. the survey does explain that it is deficient in some areas because companies have to judge deficient in some areas because companies have tojudge who is senior and who is not. but in asia it is in 6.9% of people at senior levels who are female. so there are big disparities. but i was encouraged by the fact that actually, the numbers are increasing. two years ago it was 23.7%, now it is 25.5%. the messages, we have an awful long way to go, but hopefully there is some improvement. —— message is. to go, but hopefully there is some improvement. -- message is. a story in the business standard about these visas, hib visas. some people may not have heard of them. h

sorry dinda up but it is a similar criticism to jeremy corbyn, that she is not that nimble on her feet. in a sense, why would she want to hand over power, the certainty of that volatile situation when she doesn't need to. it will be interesting to see what happens. because there was such a long lead up to 2015, there was a real chance for everyone to heap pressure on david cameron. she might try and skip through without doing it. but i think where she has got is also interesting. where jeremy corbyn was in london, the heartlands of his support, she went to bolton. those northern pro brexit labour held seats with a sizeable ukip vote are now in the tories's sites. the times had a new poll out the night with you guv data showing that there isa24 with you guv data showing that there is a 24 point lead for the tories now over labour. that is an increased majority over labour, coming from the ukip vote slipping. i think we will hear about that more in the coming days. those seats in the north—west and the north—east, labour would have thought they could count on but because a lot of them vo

also, nasa is trying to be more nimble and encourage student groups and small start ups to put microsatellites up and nanosatellites and cube satellites. nasa is trying to roll with the times and be more entrepreneurial and there is a lot of partnerships. >> host: you mention the university of arizona has its own space program. >> guest: yes, we have been trusted by nasa to do everything except the launch for itself for a space probe. first the phoenix lander that went to the martial polar reason and that is cyrus rex that will grab a little bit of an asteroid and bring it back in seven or eight years. >> host: you write about the importance of asteroids. what is that? >> guest: if you want to get a glitter in your eye they are valuable. it happens to be coming near the earth and probably has a billion worth of precious metal at current market prices and about the name -- same -- amount of bare earth. these are huge mineral resources out there and available. the practical problem of tethering them into a safe orbit without threatening earth and harvest that motherload at an economic level with

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what they say is the banks are not really dynamic and nimble and able to talk across silos as the new organizations are. and that, you know, kind of rather have these experiments going on at the microlevel and then the banks buy them if there is a future in them. that is a possibility too that banks will innovate not by growing these things organically but by purchasing other forms. >> you spent time in the book talking about millennials and the millennial experience with banking. ones that will not be going into a branch but have day to day contact with payment apps or other banking services. how do you see that changing the business of banking? >> yeah, good question. i mean, first of all millennials get a bad wrap when it comes to money. they actually are saving at higher rates than the previous generation and pretty on top of it. >> significantly higher rates. >> yeah, significantly higher rates. we think of them as being this irresponsible generation that is relying on their parents to fund what they do but they are being savvy. they have a lot of student debt and have no choice

if we want to have that broadening dynamic internet we need to have a set of rules that will be as nimble and forward looking that we have experienced and that has created this great abundance of opportunity. on the other hand, we can chose to continue down, i think, a more ridged and less fruitful path which is an internet touted with the old rules under the framework of title two. it is time to move on and i think we have the opportunity to do so. >> host: jonathan spalter, are you encouraged from what you have heard from this administration? >> i have been particularly encouraged the president has said it is time for our nation to invest significantly and in a bold way of upgrading our national infrastructure. a call that has been echoed by colleagues on the democratic side in congress who have advanced their own blueprint for the national infrastructure plan that would allow for all of our infrastructure elements to be upgraded into modern circumstances consumers require. we are encouraged because part of the plan emphasized we need to put broadband into the future of american infrast

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little bit differently and draw the resources from the parent company, 114 years old but also be nimble many of you to quire, acquire, invest in companies like charity that can take us into the future as i have been constantly pressed, i've been to their research center. tesla needs to be concerned. it's like apple in the macintosh. it's a group of people who've been separated out from the company who are free to think in any way they want to. they bought bikes, for instance. >> they're doing a ford go bike share in san francisco. nsa really exciting. but they're looking at a lot of differentiate things, and ultimately want the city to be a customer of ford smart mobility so that ford smart mobility can say here's a portfolio of skprukts services you ought to be using to become a truly smart city in and arn the tradition and charity is the corner stone. >> you got less bushback from san francisco than a lot of the other -- because there were other ones that cross the bridge at night or they have a luxury bus that all got shut down, but you didn't. >> no, we did listen to we from day one

it's a large organization can it still be nimble? it is definitely not instant. i had struggles over why they were not issuing travel warnings and it became clear they were talking about an epidemic spreading in january at a time when people from other parts of the country headed from the caribbean. why are you not doing something to tell them not to go and it took them two week weeks to isse this morning and it could have happened faster. it's fast for some bureaucracien and slow when you are worried about a deadly disease. >> host: is age and older disease or newer disease? >> guest: it's a newer disease and probably made the jump from chimpanzees to humans sometime in the early part of the 20th century. we know that it actually is a combination of viruses that came from two different monkeys and they are both monkeys thatateat. chimpanzees eat. probably some unlucky chimpanzee managed to eat one of each of those kinds and probably cut himself or herself in the mouth while crunching up a bone and eventually that chimpanzee dot a. virus that was a blend of the t

. >>> verizon is the nation's leading cellphone carrier, but it may not be as nimble and scrappy as it once was when it comes to competing against smaller rivals. when you're the largest wireless provider or a mammoth retailer, what are the risks to investors if the company is losing market share? eric gordon, professor at the university of michigan's ross school of business, joins us now to talk about that. welcome back, nice to have you here, eric. >> hello, sue. >> does it really come down to size? are the bigger companies less able to compete and actually have to cut prices than the smaller companies? >> yeah, it seems as if a lot of them lose their agility, their ability to kind of appeal to customers with the newest, best, coolest thing. you know, they make a lot of investments in what made them big yesterday. and customers are fickle. so it can be very difficult for them to keep market share. and, you know, once they start losing market share, it's really tough to get it back. you have to do something like you said verizon is doing, you have to cut prices. and that's another big

they're very nimble and sometimes people who had them up had experience in the banking industry and the policy makers and you know, what they say is the banks don't really, they're not as dynamic and nimble and able to talk across silos as the newer fin tech organizations are and they'd rather have the experiences going on at the microlevel and the banks would buy them if there's a future in them. and that's a possibility that banks will innovate not by growing these things organically, but by purchasing from other firms. >> now, tell me, you spent some time in the book talking about millennials. >> yeah. >> and the millennial experience with banking, ones that will not be going into a branch, but they certainly have maybe day-to-day contact with payment apps or other banking services, and how do you see that changing the business of banking? >> why, good question, i mean, first of all, millennials, i think, get a bad rap when it comes to money. and they actually are saving at higher rates than the previous generation did, and they're pretty on top of it. >> significantly higher rates.

if we want to have that kind of broadening dynamic internet we need to be able to have a set as nimble at will be and forward looking and light touched as we've experienced that created this great abundance opportunity we've seen in the internet. on the other hand, we can continue to choose to continue down i think a more rigid and less fruitful path which is an trapped that will be in the straitjacket of old rules under old rules of title 2. it is time for us to move on and i think we have the opportunity to do so. we'll be looking for that to happen. >> from whauf' heard from the trump administration so far are you encouraged in your point of view? >> i have been particularly encouraged, peter, that the president advanced the concept that it is time for our nation to invest significantly and in a bold way in upgrading our national infrastructure. a call that has actually been echoed by colleagues on the who ratic side in congress advance their own blueprint for the national infrastructure plan that would allow all of our infrastructure assets to be upgraded and be more modern for the

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unless one is vigilant, politically aware, nimble and candidly thick skinned, it seems to me that what is so important is while this panel will talk a lot about public accessibility of history and the like, the one thing i want to put out there not to forget is what is so key about museums and why historians need to be engaged, is that everything a museum does is fleeting. conferences, books, exhibits, except the collection. so what is really crucial is that it is the museum that really preserves our cultural patrimony and to really make sure that historians are helping to shape what museums collect, what museums document is crucially important. i guess i would like to illustrate the joys and challenges of public history with two moments from the creation of the national museum of african-american history and culture. as you can imagine, i get a lot of letters, a lot of e-mails. suddenly i discovered a lot of cousins i didn't know i had. but i received an e-mail several years ago, a letter several years ago that began, "dear left wing historian." clearly it wasn't a fan letter. but the

day in and day out, get excited to go oh meetings, have a chemistry and trust that allows you to be nimbleick, and innovative and fast. >> what have you learned? >> first of all, totally agree with ryan, but to be different my tip is about transparency. be transparent. i think that can be applied on many levels. it can be on daily feedback, whether it's internal meetings that you're having, external meetings, if you're doing a pitch with a partner, how could we have done better? every day we can all do better. i'll ask my team members to give me feedback. i give them feedback. it's okay. it's not considered negative or -- it's really helpful developmental feedback. having a culture of transparency is important. also even as we think about things like fund raising and the future of the company and the vision of the company and what the real challenges are, being open and transparent with everyone on the team from the top all the way to the most junior levels including interns in tough, important conversations is manage i believe in. >> that's interesting. i think people's intingts when they

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there is a place for a new company that is more nimble and can't move faster.logy perspective there is no technology on this airplane that is not already flying on a different one. 787, area next, that was a bear to get done because everything was new. the capability of this airplane is completely different, the fundamental technology is well understood which makes it lower costs and faster to get to market. guy: a critical part of this argument, supersonic technology is not new. the issue becomes and it appears to me is the policy grounds as well. the environment itself is not been conducive to make a lot of progress. how are you going to cut through regulatory take? >> we do not have to cut through any to get to market. we are focused on routes overwater where the band does not apply. of york to london instead seven hours, three hours and 15. that said, in a world where you can get from san francisco to tokyo and less time from symphysis go to d.c., a lot of people will go what? the rules wouldn't change very quickly and we would have supersonic travel on eve

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we want that kind of broadening, dynamic internet, we need to have a set of rules that will be as nimble forward-looking and as light touch as we've experienced that have created this great abundance of opportunity that we see in the internet. on the other hand, we can choose to continue down, i think, a more rigid and a less fruitful path which is an internet that will be shrouded in a straitjacket of old rules that's under the framework of title ii. @time for us to move on, and i think we have the opportunity to do so, and we'll be working towards making that happen. >> host: so, jonathan spalter, from what you've heard from the trump administration so far, are you encouraged from your point of view? >> guest: i have been particularlien encouraged, peter -- particularly encouraged, peter, that the president has advanced the concept that it's time for our nation to invest significantly and in a bold way of upgrading our national infrastructure. a call that has actually been echoed by colleagues on the democratic side in congress who have advanced their own blueprint for a national infra

on a nimble, you know, fast-learning organization to it rate quickly or a big bureaucracy? i think every time the bet, you know, on the fast and nimble, high learning organization is probably the right one and that's what we're seeing play out so while the supply, you know, picture isn't great, you know, i think that the best performers, the best operators figure out how to do that and if opportunities are created they step into those and may not hit a home run day one which means we have to be patient and does need to be gradual but i think there's hope and optimism. >> yeah. my hope is that this kind of approach could be a forcing mechanism on both the district and the charter sector because it seems if you remember that chart on the growth of these sectors, at least by my eyes, it looks like there is a gradual growth in the charter sector in a city until it hits about a third and then once it's about a fifth with the exclusion of new orleans it's like the city, the system puts the brakes on the growth of the charter sector and turns out for really good reasons because al

i think every time the bet on the fast, nimble, high learning organization is probably the right one. and that's what we're seeing play out. while the supply picture isn't great, i think that the best performers, the best operators, they're going to figure out how to do this. if opportunities like this are created, they're going to step in this -- into those. they may not hit a home run day one, which means we have to be patient and it does need to be gradual, but i think there's hope and optimism. >> my hope is that this kind of approach could be a forcing mechanism on both the district and the charter sector. because it seems if you remember that chart on the growth of these sectors, at least by my eyes, it looks like there is a gradual growth in the charter sector in the city, until it hits about 1/3. then once it gets to about 1/5, with the he can collusion of new orleans, it's like the city, the system puts the brakes on the growth of the charter sector. andy: for really good runs. because all of these systemic issues come to a head at that moment. the district can't really are d

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and so we have a responsibility to be nimble and creative and try something different because if we sat here and something terrible happened we would have cull' ability in that. >> this is not saving the city money. reck and parks person has made that clear. they will still spend about $50,000. at least they have an emergency plan and there's ambulance in place in case something goes wrong. we mentioned there are no music speakers. for the first time you see and hear in the background some of the stages they have set up here. the son spores have some musical acts they have brought in for this event. things have gone pretty accordingly and the biggest incident that's happened so far was someone car was towed for being parked in the wrong place. so we'll see how the events unfold throughout the day. back to you mike and gasia. >>> state lawmakers considering the combil that would protect recreational marijuana uses for a possible federal crack down on marijuana. it is still banned under federal law. assemblyman roan sore introduced a bill which he said would prevent state and local from u

they are not as dynamic and as nimble they rather have the experiments if there is of future with them. xx spend some time in the book talking about millenials and their experience with banking. with dave to day contact. >> first of all, i think they get a bad rap when it comes to money that they are saving at a higher rate than the pretty -- previous generation. so to see that irresponsible generation relying on their parents but they have a lot the student debt but the largest generation 25% of the population. matter what we say they will change the face of consumer financial-services the four biggest banks make the top-10 list they're not into old brick and mortar. even those that pattern and then much more comfortable so people like my mom to it is 82 has the distinctive risky version putting your information into the computer. our using caps -- apps or looking at banks about brick and mortar so they bank local and they tended to do the research and also listen to their peers. people my age and millenials will talk to each other so there is a real opportunity for financial-services

he was reading a piece on start dand cha standard chartered on how they invested a lot to be more nimblen regards to management, and this particular site thinks they have strong growth prospects in asia, china. we are just getting these numbers through. first quarter profit before tax, $1 billion. >>> the european equity markets, slightly mixed this morning. we were called higher. the xetra dax and minute minuft just a bit. so mixed results after the first round of the french elections. the second round may 7th. in the states, president trump will be outlining his big tax plan later on today with an expected reduction in the corporate rate from 35% to 15% grabbing headlines. the tax reduction may result in an expansion of the country's deficit with some fiscal hawks criticizing the strategy. nbc's peter alexander has all the details. >> the wall will get built, folks, in case anybody has any question, the wall will get built. >> reporter: tonight, president trump digging in, vowing his highly controversial border wall with mexico will be built by the end of his first term. >> reporter: i

it is so difficult when you have so many countries to agree a trade deal, we will be much more nimble it has taken nine years to fail to reach an agreement. i suspect britain can reach an agreement with india. there is an opportunity for britain to do a useful trade deal. do we come cap in hand because we bring quite a bit of the table? we need trade deals at the moment because we are leaving the european union. the whole world knows that we are leaving the trade bloc, the single market, which takes 45% of our exports at the moment. clearly whatever happens, it won't be as good as the status quo so we will lose some access to that market, so we need access to other markets. that's why you have theresa may in saudi arabia as we speak. lynn fox, the trade secretary, is in malaysia -- liam the trade secretary, is in malaysia —— liam fox. ministers are spreading out across the world, trying to find places to do their deals to replace the lost trade opportunities in the european union single market. obviously in trade negotiations there was always a quid for the pro—quote. one of the thing

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on a nimble, you know, fast-learning organization to it rate quickly or a big bureaucracy? i think every time the bet, you know, on the fast and nimble, high learning organization is probably the right one and that's what we're seeing play out so while the supply, you know, picture isn't great, you know, i think that the best performers, the best operators figure out how to do that and if opportunities are created they step into those and may not hit a home run day one which means we have to be patient and does need to be gradual but i think there's hope and optimism. >> yeah. my hope is that this kind of approach could be a forcing mechanism on both the district and the charter sector because it sms if you remeer that chart on the growth of these sector at least by my eyes, it looks like there is a gradual growth in the charter sector in a city until it hits about a third and then once it's about a fifth with the exclusion of new orleans it's like the city, the system puts the brakes on the growth of the charter sector and turns out for really good reasons because all of t

are you going to place your bet on a nimble fast learning organizations that will iterate quickly and figure things out, or on a big bureaucracy? every time bet on a fast, nimble, high learning organization is probably right one and that's what we're seeing play out. while the supply picture isn't great, i think the best performers, the best operators with figure out how to do this and opportunities like this or credit they will step into and made a hit at home run day one which means we have to be patient and it does need to be gradual but i think there's hope and optimism. >> my hope is that this kind of approach could be a forcing mechanism on both the district and the charter sector. it seems to remember the chart on the growth of the sectors, at least by my eye it looks like there is a gradual growth and the charter sector in the city until it's about a third and once he gets to about one fifth with exclusion of new orleans, it's like the city, the system puts the brakes on. it turns out for really good reasons. all of these systemic issues come to a head at that moment. the dist

and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble.s count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. julie: now to the battle against isis. iraqi forces tackling a neighborhood near southwest muzzle. this as civilian casualties continue to arise in the second largest city. they say isis is using them as human shields. we are live in logan with a very -- live in london with the very latest. >> isis has been put to use those as propaganda against the us-led coalition. over 300 civilians are thought to have died over the past few months in and the fighting continues as we know this iraq he forces are now pushing close into western mosul despite the recent gains. with an estimated 2000 isis fighters-holding out there. you are using snipers suicide attacks. but the iraqi troops have so far managed to regain control over that and the reporters of the city and because of intense biting hundreds of thousands of presidents had been forced to flee their homes yesterday you and secretary general visited some displaced families in

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