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people are revolting against these kind of trade agreements that have hurt ople. >> i have literallyre in line with what you all believe is dr. jill stein. we had her on earlier from the green party. if you look at what she believes and the platforms of bernie sanders, much more in line. we know it's most likely going to be hillary clinton versus donald trump, everybody's wondering where those bernie sanders supporters are going to go. could you see yourself voting for the green party? >> well, i think what bernie has articulated and many of us agree the greatest danger to this country is donald trump. i said leading up to this, we must come out of the convention with a progressive platform that opposes tpp or many people will in fact i believe abandon the democratic party. this isn't just about some false unity. it's about what we stand for. >> jonathan tasini, we appreciate you being here. see you soon. >> take care, christi. >> we'll be right back. the fastest delivery guy in chicago. meet maximum strength mylanta®. like owen, it works fast. unlike him, it makes heartburn go away.

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ople haven't engaged scotland has about an 8% share of this decision. but depending on what happens, they could have quite a big say. tom: thank you. in the campaign we heard warnings from two former prime leaving might indeed imperil that peace. mark is in belfast at the northern ireland count. much was made as you reported many times in the campaign of whether or not there was a threat to the peace process. we heard that before. i imagine people in northern ireland get a bit jon dissed at it. do you think that was a realistic threat or not? reporter: for threats, i suppose put across by those former prime ministers, on a visit to northern ireland during the dying days of this campaign by the northern ireland secretary and also by northern ireland's first minister, who said, and i quote, that she'd find it rather disgraceful for two prime ministers to know full well the importance of the peace process in northern ireland, to suggest that a vote in a particular direction would put that under threat. so, whether it actually played into how people will ha

. >> some will say to you that deep mind what they are trying ople will say it's man plusonre machine. >> that's right. >> it's a different-- the deep mind people are interesting because the founders came out of neuroscience. so they imagined that you would build computer systems that use the same way we do learning. and i will give you-- i won't do a good job of this because i'm not a neuroscientist but think about it when you came into this room. how much cognitive time did you spend figuring out that the floor was where your feet went. the lights were up there. the table was there. you know, and you had a knife and fork and friends and there are roughly eight people and everyone is dressed properly. you had already learned that. you have chunked that, if you will. there is evidence that the way our brains work is we study a theme and then we subset it to the things that are really important. and the things that are really important we then put into the brain. this is called reinforcement learning in the vern ak lar. and we believe that reinforcement learning is going to be a core p

ople are really, really good at speech recognition, google is the best in the world. and newance is right there and microsoft is getting up there. i think apple is getting up there. >> rose: why did you call it viv. >> viv actually means life in several languages. so the idea is to sort of-- viv is going to breathe life into the inanimate objects and devices of your life through conversation. >> rose: your choice? >> yeah. we chose as a founding group but i. >> rose: you said it's about taking the way humans have naturally interacted with each other for thousands of years and applying that to the way they interact with surfaces. >> that's right. >> rose: that is the key. you took the way we talk to each other and said that will be the model for how we talk. >> it is the simplest way. you don't need a dreks on how to use. this it's just comes naturally to us. so you move to a place when there is enough scale here, half and it gets to know you.re the whole thing just become this natural flow. you don't have to-- i mean compare it to what we take for granted today. so in

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and more,ople dead ultimately, and dozens more wounded, we cannot afford to talk around issues anymore address these issues head on. i called for a ban after san are saying but many that i was right to do so and is temporary,ause we must find out what is going on. it will be lifted -- this man -- when we are in a position to properly and perfectly screen these people coming into our country. they are pouring in and we don't know what we are doing. the immigration laws of the united states give the president powers to suspend entry into the country of any class of persons. any class -- it really is president forthe the interest of the united states and it is as he or she deems appropriate. hopefully, it is he in this case . [applause] i will use this power to .rotect the american people when i elected, i will suspend immigration from areas of the world where there is a proven history of terrorism against the united states, europe, or our allies. until we fully understand how to end these threats. after a full -- [applause] >> thank you. by the way, we have no choice. after full and part

ople who actually saw it indiscernible] mr. takano: the republicans were scoffing that you are breaking the rules and that sort of thing. e leader was acknowledging about the four -- five to get the word out to groups. people themselves were -- people ho were watching us, they were all very grateful. thank you so much. indiscernible] yes.'rourke: >> would bernie sanders be popular? in terms would he be helpful in the fall, campaigning for him? mr. o'rourke: it's hard to say he would be more helpful in any of the places i know because i think he would be helpful anywhere because the intensity of his supporters are so much greater. so if there is any way for him to convert that energy into hillary clinton's campaign, it would be very, very effective. the open question is whether he can do that. el paso -- in the vote. terms of incoming calls and mails, 3-1 bernie. [indiscernible] mr. o'rourke: there are places like hawaii where he's very popular and won the popular vote. in texas, again, i think he could get some of those folks w

go to unitedway.org. ople take action against housing discrimination?al favors. my neighbor was told she needs to get rid of her dog, even though he's an assistance animal. they all reported these forms of housing discrimination. when you don't report them, landlords and owners are allowed to keep breaking the law. housing discrimination is illegal. if you think you've been a victim, report it. like we did. narrator: if you suspect that you've been discriminated against because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status or disability, report it to hud or your local fair housing center. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline at 1-800-669-9777. fair housing is your right. use it. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, june 22nd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >> just like he shouldn't have his finger on the button, he shouldn't have his hands on our economy. [ applause ] >> in a scathing speech, hillary clinton goes after donald trump's economic policy using his own words and finances against him. trump didn't

ntary again, i can put it in so we're clear about what time the statement will be, how much study ople will have to the report and of course other right honorable gentlemen. i remember how important it was when i was in the opposition having some access. those people who could be criticized in the report, he a l know that there is process where letters have to go out so people have a chance to report.to what's in the that is entirely independent of the government. ministers haven't seen that. of that. seen any that has been dealt with by the longstanding e conventions. but again, i shall put that in my letter to the right honorable gentleman. >> sir alan dun an. moving to more cheerful matters, mr. speaker, would my educate orable friend the house from his experience as prime minister on how in terms reputation and success he would compare the ndemonstrative competence and dignity of angela merkel with a comical antics of osconey.ur [laughter] >> well, fortunately, neither of the people he's talking about are candidates in this election, i will stay firmly out of. advice on lots of bec

and if peach ople take the cour and then realize that not only am i not going to succeed, but i can'ted because they're draining money from me and upselling me and i'm hoping that eventually i'll get to the point where i can be as successful as donald trump and it doesn't happen, people who get -- people who are in that situation understandably get angry and understandably file suit against the person. it just so happens that the person who is being -- who is being suited is the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states. and this is of issue, as is the lawsuits, tax returns, everything. we are getting a view into the character of this person who could be sitting in the oval office and, quite frankly, it's unsettling and it should be unsettling to not just the country but to republicans. >> michael, one of the things that i think is troubling is that donald trump is not even making joe borelli's against of him, pivoting to hillary or something else. what he's done in attempting to defend himself is go after the ethnicity of the judge. so it just adds to his prob

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and he's going to hear from ople. i can't walk that extra block. need this parking place in front of my shop today. everybody is going to talk about today. we have one environment organization that says will you want to live in san francisco tomorrow? lee is saying, well, someone else want to live in san francisco tomorrow. and i'm looking forward to that. he lives closeto me so we can chat about these things in the future. that's an essential thing for this city not to have people say me, me, me, now, now. muni is for this city and lee knows that. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm karen and i'm a resident of west portal. i am a member of the syrian committee of greater portal west neighborhood association and i'm a board member of the west portal merchant association. both organizations strongly and anonymously support lee's nomination and election to this office. excuse me. a few personal notes, he is a man who is dedicated. he's ethical. he's thoughtful. and considerate of every