python is our final level. >> you worked together on this product? >> yes. >> what is your background? i am an amateur robotics student. i learned this stuff on my own. it empowers you. a lot of the content that i use, i try to educate it again. i need the goggles to fly this thing. i'm going to start it off. put your face there. start flapping your hands in front of it. it will come down. keep doing that. make sure you are in the frame. ah! there is a current going through here right now. it is going to crash. good job, you did it. these are durable. they can crash. students get excited. thank you very showing us your product. showing us your product. this has been the communicators on c-span. the consumer electronic show. anything you have seen today you can watch at c-span.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. years, mtv has

viewers will be familiar with monty python oi’ will be familiar with monty python or fawlty towers. really outdone ourselves this time. the cabinet is split and doesn't yet have a position in terms of what it wa nts to have a position in terms of what it wants to ask the european union for in march when the next round of talks begin. almost a year to go until exit. i suspect there would you some deal at some point. britain is not doing its reputation for diplomatic skill in any good at the moment and it seems bizarre that this close to brexit, the cabinet and the prime minister is under a lot of pressure to go don't yet know exactly what sort of relationship they want with the european union afterwards. relationship they want with the european union afterwardsm relationship they want with the european union afterwards. it is not a question of we don't want to reveal everything. we don't want to reveal everything. we don't want to reveal our hand to the public or anyone in brussels. despite the fact we are meant to have had this meeting, they just we are meant to have had this meetin

mad you took the python one.as about. i'm certain if we do go to war with north korea we will win because have you seen how they march? they can't get very far that way. >> dana: like they are taking half a step back. >> greg: very slow, right, juan? juan juan if i'm living in south korea or japan i'm thinking yeah you might not get hurt but what about else? >> greg: i know. i was trying to make a serious topic a little lighter. i failed, america. >> dana: we'll keep going on some serious topics. california is in president trump's crosshairs again. you will find out why next. ♪ try to get it while we can ♪ names in a tattoo ♪ or just a number on a hand ♪e or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. that's it!girl! get it, woo, yeah! mom! my game's over. parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we

why have the bullshits not been listening since then deliver your books descriptions of the monty python type on the bus is a situation that m.p. wants it's me jonathan all politicians are terrified of the daily mail and the prison issue is an election loser through shouting and constant pain in the neck behavior i don't see why we can't make it an election win and make prison purposeful that there are pockets of really good work going on in prison next time you fence your lunch in london and go to the clink restaurants in h.m.p. brixton there the inmates are trained properly. the food is great and the inmates that have been through that program the refunding rate is only six percent my eye opening experience and mucked up that's with an m. . and ah i deserve to be kicked up the rare sense person but from the outset the shock of the nothingness. all new prisoners are given the award that think of induction paperwork which is the kick starts it's a rehabilitation i remember my first night sitting reading it every page of a spelling mistake that i found stuff asleep on duty this isn't h m

. >> guest: it's like a python program we teach students how to program. right now i'm going to start it off. you might want to get all of it away from it. let's pull the drone over there. >> host: and what are we seeing on the computer screen besides ourselves? >> guest: it's going to get my face if i put my face in here and that i'm going to start clapping my hands. you can see the black and white image. showing only movement right now. i flatland and starts going up which i can get pretty high up. it will detect any movement. >> host: wouldn't let me, what it regulates me or just you? >> guest: right now it will just to anybody. it is just detecting movement. it's going to go up. cfi can go to the right. and there you go. >> host: can i give it a try? >> guest: of course. >> host: are you sure? i need you to hold the microphone. >> guest: if anything happens, hit q for quick. >> host: kids can program this? >> guest: yes. it's to teach the student. we start them off with a snap, and python click, are final. >> host: you worked together on this product?

smuggling in southeast asia plus why a british prisons left short shank redemption and more monty python we'll ask a former prisoner what life is like in the u.k. jail system one which even tony blair's for the lord chancellor charlie for says is in crisis all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the southwest of england found unconscious just outside a devon is department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called. old but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite m

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything. you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." you look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on your program? >> anxiety. >> lorne michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm lorne michaels, the producer of "saturday night." >> he winds up hiring a bunch of improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won p

>> that's a reticulated python. >> does he have a ticket? >> no. >> then get off the train! >> you think he's a passenger now? >> of course it happens in coach. everybody who was on the train or nearby got to the back of the carriage. two guys told train authorities we got this snake here. authorities in indonesia say this is a problem of people smuggling snakes on the train. >> that's what i was wondering, did it slither aboard or did somebody bring it aboard and lost track of it. >> whichever guy volunteers to take it with him. >>> in australia, because they can't be left out, what is between the narrow gap in the wall? >> a huge snake. >> this bro got his face close to it. >> this is the smallest snake you're going to see today. this guy from snake catchers is carefully, slowly pulling it out. he's got the snake by the tail. >> dangerous, one of the venomous brown snakes? >> yeah, it's an eastern brown. but it was safely put in the bag. i've seen enough of the videos to know it was returned to the wild somewhere. >>> mister, do you want to try something you've never tried

the snakes ranged from pythons to a rare in rural tree boa. isas been detained reported to be facing charges of animal trafficking. ."u are watching "france 24 since sunday by -- more than 200 civilians killed since sunday airstrikes and eastern ghouta. among the dead -- children as syrian and russian airstrikes hammer the area still held by the rebels. week's high last school shooting of overhead to the state capital of tallahassee to tighten florida's gun laws. this as donald trump moves to ban devices like the bump stock used in last year's massacre in las vegas. the french government steps of its plan to control immigration today, introducing new measures and the ministers council. controversial bill would make it easier to deport people. time now for our business news on "france 24" with stephen carroll. you will start with a new report on the dangers of artificial intelligence. stephen: a group of international airports is mourning the technology is right for exploitation. morehope was to report than 100 pages long detailing how the rapi

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government drug smuggling in southeast asia plus why a british prison is less short and more monty python and we ask a former prisoner what life is like in the u.k. jail system one which even tony blair's fall below china. charlie fork says is in crisis all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the south west of england found unconscious just outside a department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite mainstream media n

viewers will be familiar with monty python and fawlty towers. all of that. really outdone ourselves this time. what is going on is the cabinet is split, it does not yet have an agreed negotiating position in terms of what it wants to ask the european union for in march, when the next round of talks begin, which is troubling the european union. the european union has its own problems as well. there are a lot of moving parts in what is turning almost into a crisis. but it is happening. it is almost a year to go until brexit. i suspect there will be some deal at some point, but britain is not doing its reputation for diplomatic skill any good at the moment. itjust seems bizarre that, this close to brexit, the cabinet and the prime minister, who is under a lot of pressure and under pressure from some conservatives to go, do not yet know exactly what sort of relationship they want with the european union afterwards. and you think that is still the genuine case inside the cabinet? it is not a question of, actually, we don't want to reveal everything, we don't want

viewers will be familiar with monty python. the cabinet is split.t doesn't yet have an agreed negotiating position in terms of what it wants to ask the european union for in march when the next round of talks begin. which is obviously troubling the european union. the european union has its own problems as well, there are a lot of moving parts in this. it's turning almost into a crisis. but it is happening. it almost one year to go until brexit. i suspect there will be some deal at some point. britain is not doing its reputation for diplomatic skill any good at the moment, and it seems bizarre that this close to brexit the cabinet and prime minister, who is of course under a lot of pressure, and under pressure from some conservatives to 90, pressure from some conservatives to go, don't yet know that they what sort of relationship they want with the european union have to words. and you think that is still the genuine case inside the cabinet? or they don't want to reveal their hand to the public or anyone in brussels. despite the fact we have this ca

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they included pythons and rare emerald tree boas in plastic boxes.much more for you any time on the bbc website. they give are watching. —— thank you for watching. thanks forjoining me. time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles over the next few days or so. fairly slow change, i would've thought, over the next few days, simply because we are developing an area of high pressure, which has rather strangled the life out of the old weather front, which provided quite a veil of cloud sometimes through eastern parts of the british isles through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that, as i say, has the effect of killing off that front. a veil of cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially, it's a dry pattern, and, increasingly, we'll be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and indeed into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across

have the bullshits not been listening since then to deliver your books descriptions of the monty python type on the bus is a situation that m.p. wants it's me jonathan all politicians are terrified of the daily mail and the prison issue is an election loser through shouting and constant pain in the neck behavior i don't see why we can't make it an election win and make prison purposeful that there are pockets of really good work going on in prison next time you fancy a lunch and month and go to the clink restaurants in h.m.p. brixton there the inmates are trained properly. the food is great and the inmates that have been through that program the refunding rate is only six percent my eye opening experience and mucked up that's where the name. and ah i deserve to be kicked up the rare sense person but from the outset is the shock of the nothingness all old new prisoners are given the award that think of induction paperwork which is the kick starts it's a rehabilitation i remember my first nights sitting reading it every page of a spelling mistake that i found stuff asleep on duty this isn

you need a grounding in key programming languages including python.interesting about the story is you talk about wanting a seven-figure salary which you can get if you are which you can get if you are an ai expert. it said just a supply demand question? >> it is hard for people to company -- a company called ai in montreal has released a report suggesting it is more common typically for companies to require the kinds of people who can dominate or lead a particular subfield. admits its methodology justearching for just -- based on linked in files. julia: they could have missed people or they could just have gotten the creme de la creme individuals. >> even if you just have a it you may not have been caught in this. carol: it you may not have been caught in this. carol: if you are in the upper are verym sure you well-known known in the industry and sought-after. >> at facebook, google, and ai.ent>> even they say they are having trouble recruiting because there is a shortage of talent. julia: luxury carmakers are finally realizing the sheer scale of fema

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you need a sort of grounding in key programming languages including python.rlie most misting -- machine learning systems. carol: what is interesting about the story is you talk about wanting a seven-figure salary which you can get if you are an ai expert. why is that? is it just a supply and demand question? >> in fact it is hard for people to figure out probably because no one is tracking it holistically how many ai experts there are. a company called element ai in montreal has released a report suggesting that there are at most 22,000 experts around the world who are really capable of building the kind of ai systems that these tech companies and banks and drug companies are looking for. whereas there are 10,000 open positions for that kind of work in the u.s. alone. according to element there are only about 3000 people looking for that kind of work. carol: a supply and demand issue. julia: what else do you need to be considered an ai expert? to be a leading figure in this versus summit with coding, mathematics, statistics? >> leading figure is a different q

i have gained a whole different perspectives and different mind frolinefrom the studying python. that's mind i had had no tolerance. i couldn't surrender to it. it was clear to me that of course i had been the one that said it wasn't a demon but said those things it was me. that was me. and with my father had tried to cast doubt was me. >> host: i want to end this with a final reading at the end of the book but i think brings this all full circle and back to the education that you were able to achieve through this experience. i thought i dog ear it, but naturally i didn't. no matter how much i appeared to have changed, how illustrative my education and altered by experience, i was still her. two people, fractured mind, she was inspired and emerged on a after i crossed the threshold of my fathers house. that night i called on her and she didn't answer. she left me. she stayed. the decisions i made after that moment were not the ones she would have been. they were the choices of a changed person. you could call this many things, transformation, metamorphosis, the trail. i call it a

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it's monty python meets "game of thrones" an awesome. >> so what if somebody is not a "game of thronesd the why should they come and see this production? >> it's a really good time. i think there have been people that have come up to us after the show and one person be like i'm a fan of "game of thrones". the other person is like i'm here with this person but i had a lot of fun and now i want to watch the show. >> you don't have to know the ins and outs of the show? >> no. it's easies to follow the plat plot. it has comdies to the darkness and the goer. >> and it's a good time. >> yes, if you're over 18. >> >> reiter ratedate. >> all right. cast of the musical thrones a cast of paired row did of ice and fire just tap the nbc 10 app and find a link to ticket information. >>> the crowds are gone but the trash remains. coming up in our next half hour we'll get an update on the cleanup process and we'll hear from the mayor and other city officials about what they've learned from yesterday's big event. d hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform yo

day-to-day but the fed has to think about this quarter, next quarter, next year like i've saidty python, the ho. before you get to three, he's got to do one and two. right? and he's not going to do, not going to do three first. not going to do four first counteth to three. >> yesterday, keith, when they were talking about jpmorgan, they said they're not pricing in three this year. now i know that the market is saying we're pricing in three. with the possibility of four do you remember what they said yesterday? one. that would be disaster >> i'm just saying though. >> and i think they said it based on what they saw last week i don't think they're saying it based on where we are now. >> where did that forecast the atlanta fed? >> on opposite day >> historically, we have not seen this type of 10% correction in an environment that we're not going into a recession it's been extremely rare outside of exogenous shocks. if you don't think we're going into a recession, then i think that this is an opportunity to buy. i think what you have to get concerned about is what you mentioned earlier, whe

. >> monty python. [ cheers ] and he came into my dressing room and we're talking.ool. and i was like, "i'm just going to like have a drink of whatever i'm drinking." it was a lit candle. [ laughter and applause ] literally, it gets to here and i'm, like, "oh, my god!" [ laughter ] you know, so i just -- i don't think i'm designed to be around my heroes. >> seth: i want to talk about "the female brain." >> by the way, i didn't bring this out here for that prop. it just worked out that way. >> seth: look, you know what? >> i am not a prop comic. [ light laughter ] i just want you to know i'm getting a migraine. so i brought this out because i need it. just to be clear. >> seth: oh well, we all love the prop bit. but now you ruined it. [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> seth: guys, i know you loved how i have the prop. i have a terrible migraine. >> and so, my umbrella. that was fortuitous. [ laughter ] >> seth: so this is based on a book based on the same name, "the female brain." how did you find -- how did you come across the book. >> do you ever shop online and the store y

but the overall refrain, i'm put in mind of the famous monty python scene with the black knight aptly named saying a mere flesh wound. mueller has had a phenomenal record in only nine months and has gotten quite close to the oval office. no president since watergate of getting so close to confederates of the president. and they're either lying about not -- about being unafraid that he's going closer and closer to trump, or they just don't know how things work. >> someone compared to it iran contin /contra. they said the last time we had this many people caught up in a scandal was iran/contra. harry said watergate. what we have seen very close to the president and what they have already pleaded to. >> yes. we've seen numerous people very close to the president pleading guilty to not just lying, but substantive offenses. moneylaundering, bank fraud, mortgage fraud. and there is more there. michael flynn we knew takes one plea to a false statement. but we also know he committed some other offenses at least having to do with his clearances and so on. so there is criminal activity very clo

vietnam veterans are going through the rabbit through the python. there are other things at work, and i would close with this. if you go to war, there's a cost that does not end with the last bullet. and we've been at war for 16 years. we've asked people to go. we're going to have to budget for that, and yes, it has to, if it does not become sustainable, but this is one that i do not see that this is an option or a discretional funding. this is an absolute mandatory requirement to care for our veterans and we're going to have to budget accordingly. so again, i thank the chairman for his leadership. i thank you, mr. secretary, for being here in the midst of a lot of chaos and focusing on veterans. >> thank the gentleman and i thank the panel for being here today and certainly the start of the discussion of the 2019 budget. and i was sitting here thinking, as we close, about, for our folks that are watching this, just what are the services that va actually provides? and i've been here now nine, going on ten years. and basically, it provides quality he

we're going to strangulate their economy, i essentially call it a python strategy to keep squeezing as4 billion, less than 1% the size of south korea's. we keep doing that, we can limit the amount of nuclear weapons and missiles they have, and i think that's certainly better than the only other option, which is war. neil: harry, what are your thoughts when top u.s. official is there, if it's not the vice president, you know, couple of weeks ago or now, president's daughter. in the same room, maybe even the same box at the olympics with the north korean leader's sister. what does she do? anything? >> i mean, on the north korean side, i think they should have reached out. if you are under this type of economic strangulation, there's only a couple ways this is going to end, neil, and we could see someday the north korean regime simply collapse, and i think that's actually the scariest international relations crisis we could ever have. they have something like 60 nuclear weapons, imagine the weapons go loose? i don't understand why kim jong-un's sister didn't tap mike pence on the shoulder

the vietnam veterans are the rabbit through the python thing. and i would close with this. if you go to war there is a cost that does not end with the last bullet. we have been at war for 16 years. we have asked people to go. we have to budget for that. yes, it does not become sustainable, but this -- i do not see this as an option or discretion of funding. this is absolute mandatory requirement to care for our veterans and we have to budget accordingly. i think the chairman for his leadership -- i thank the chairman for his leadership. i yield back. chairman roe: thank you to the gentleman for yielding and i think the panel for being here today for the start of this discussion, the 2019 budget. , for our folks that are watching this, just what are the services that v.a. actually provides? i have been here now nine, going on 10 years, and basically, it provides quality health care for veterans.lion and whether it is inside the v.a. or outside the v.a., their commitment is to provide college -- quality care. it provides memorial benefits. veterans. andwe talked about that ea

fear not veterans are going through the rabbit with the python thing.there's other things that work. and, to go to war there's a cost. it does not end with the last bullet. we been at war for several years and will have to budget for that. this is one that i do not see it's an option or discretion of funding. the mandatory requirement and will have to budget accordingly. i thank you for your leadership and for being here i yell back. >> i was sitting here thinking that as we close that for the folks that are watching this one of the services they provide. i've been cured nine going on ten years. it provides quality healthcare whether it's inside or outside the virginia it provides memorial benefits. over 100 30,000 veterans per year are now past and those benefits and their families. pension benefits, hundreds of thousands get pension and requirements. home loans. over 3 million get home loans from the virginia. compensation benefits four to 5 million get educational benefits, and the veterans are able now in half separate from the military use that g.i

what i keep saying is that before you get to 4, and i'm quoting monty python, thou must proceedeth towatch the inflation numbers and do another one in june probably or maybe september and then move on so i don't -- i know everybody wants the -- i don't think jay powell has in his mind yet is it 3 or 4 i think he has a base case of 3 with a swing factor of 2 or 4. >> while we have you here since you're a washington watcher, trump out with the infrastructure and budget plan this week. dead on arrival? not dead on arrival? >> dead before arrival. >> dead before a sfliefl. >> by the way, if any element of those were to get implemented you would also be adding to -- there's pretty interesting issues that could come. >> basically congress has already decided what they're going to spend in fiscal '18 and fiscal '19 the president comes up with a budget that the congress has already moved beyond that. the infrastructure thing is butkus there's $20 billion a year at best and they have this grandiose scheme that somehow it's going to be leveraged to 1.5 trillion over ten years. i don't think any

it's like monty python it's so absurd. let's get back to protecting america.e case in san bernardino, in the boston bombing, in, look, let's just do something about it. griff: the shooting in florida, the shooting that happened in fort lauderdale that guy walked into the fbi office and said he was hearing voices. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. rachel: thank you, sebastian. remember when nancy pelosi said this about tax cut bonuses? >> the bonus that corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers, it's so pathetic. rachel: congressman todd rokita is unveiling a new bill to protect those crumbs. and he joins us next live. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day, so you can stay home. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to