. >> i'm going to put up rockstar. >> announcer: with kaitlyn and rockstar on the block, sam told thehoever is evicted has a chance to come back to the house. >> announcer: at first the house seemed split on whom to vote out. >> can we talk? >> come on. pull it together. you got it. >> like we need to be a unit. >> announcer: but j.c. was set

you when they have all these panels here in davos there are some standouts and we have a standout rockstar for you here today with us right on boom bust and he's the c.e.o. of mega one alex gordon bender who used to work with the largest hedge fund in the world bridgewater alex thank you for being with us it's a pleasure to have you here thank you so much for having me alex you reached out to me last year because one of the things that's important to you at omega one and you personally is to do things in a transparent aboveboard way and you want to ensure that you abide by all the rules and regulations and you actually do more than is needed in disclosure for our viewers advising omega one in that regard but tell me how and why that is so important to you why you feel that in your bones well the block chain is the most transformative technology to hit finance possibly at a and there's such a huge amount of potential in digital assets and yet most of the noise and fury at the moment in the space is highly speculative a lot of scam artists promising instant millions of riches and this is a m

you when they have all these panels here in davos there are some standouts and we have a standout rockstar for you here today with us right on boom bust and he's the c.e.o. of mega one alex gordon bender who used to work with the largest hedge fund in the world bridgewater alex thank you for being with us it's a pleasure to have you here thank you so much for having me instead alex you reached out to me last year because one of the things that some orton to you at omega one and you personally is to do things in a transparent aboveboard way and you want to ensure that you abide by all the rules and regulations and you actually do more than is needed in disclosure for our viewers advising omega one in that regard but tell me how and why that is so important to you why you feel that in your bones well the block chain is the most transformative technology to hit finance possibly at a and there's such a huge amount of potential in digital assets and yet most of the noise and fury at the moment in the space is highly speculative a lot of scam artists promising instant millions of riches and this

of omega one rockstar at w.o.f. here really appreciate your time thank you for being with us are they pleasure thank you so much. that one of the few things more exciting than the history of watching is the future of blah chain and its potential to grow and help around the world for a closer look at the heights that block chain might reach by managed to catch up with don tapscott author of the book chain revolution check that. and you can guess where we still are and we are most fortunate to be joined by a bestselling author he's written sixteen books including one we're going to discuss today blocked chain revolution we're joined by don tapscott done thank you so much for being here happy to be here and don can you put sort of block chain in historical perspective with regard to other technological innovations many of which you've written about over the years by the way how late to think about block chain is that this is the second era of the internet so for forty years we've had this internet of information and wh

he was considered a rockstar.the bring them into this global company that has been doing well. tom: affecting the merger with chrysler as well. i will never forget at the detroit auto show, 10 years ago, he came onto the floor and i wasn't used to the adulation. approximated ford the magic but it was amazing to see it. what was so interesting was how informed he was. he was not an executive guide. i'm sure matt miller will tell us later -- this was a genuine car guy. fromt like bob lutz another time and place. tom: he was -- francine: he was working 24 hours a day. it was the field chrysler deal -- fiat-chrysler deal, on the first of january a couple years ago. ionne classic.ch let's get to matt miller. he knows him better than anyone else on the tv side. he will be missed. he was unusual. he was a turnaround chief executive, one that loved what he did. reporter: he absolutely loved what he did. he was a person who worked seven days a week, 52 weeks a year. constantly either on the phone or talking with colleagues

ambassador to thousand eight through 2011 i had the pleasure to travel with her to korea and she is a rockstar there. people recognize her on the street they come up and speak korean to her and she answers back in korean. each will cover a different dimension of what happens next with respect to north korea we will let them speak for however long they want and then we will come to you with some questions. >> it is good to see friends in the audience. and looking back what happened six or ten months. it is amazing. with is a much attention paid to north korea in the policy community. and kim jung un came out of isolation and with diplomacy. as you know he went to china meeting with president xi and the north korean president twice even with our president trump in singapore. justin a three or four months. , it really is amazing to see such a movement around the korean peninsula. so i will briefly go over what has been achieved and what can be done in the coming months and coming years. so far what has been done, about this time last year we are talking about a war in washington and to see the pa

pitcaithley: nick promise he wasn't going to include the rockstar part. [laughter] dr. pitcaithley: but best laid plans. thank you for coming tonight. thats to nick for wonderful introduction. thanks to the grant site for hosting this event. i'm going to talk about 25 or 30 minutes, and then i will turn it over to you, so you can talk about whatever you want to talk about, and we hope that during my time, i have been provocative enough that we can have a conversation that goes on for another 30 or 40 minutes. robert penn warren, whom many of you know, three-time pulitzer prizewinner, wrote that the civil war is our only felt history, history lived in the national imagination, and i think that is true, whether your ancestry goes back that far on not. mine mostly does not. but we sort of -- the civil war, thanks to ken burns maybe, is a part of us. it's part of our dna. we think about it a lot. every year when i teach the civil war course, first day i , give the students an exam, and i asked them in a word or phrase to tell me what caused the civil war, what caused secess

and, a k-9 handletitle there yo you can just say rockstar will introduce you.nk you for doing what you do, both of you, thanks for coming in today, this is a big weekend for you guys.>> this is the largest fundraiser in the state. this is the 10th year. every year we have a new component to it. the first year was vests and then alarms for the cars, and then trauma kits for the officers that treat their dogs. this year we are excited about this component, which is the oxygen masks. these guys have police and fire, first responders have a lot of opportunities to help more animals. >> when you talk about oxygen masks are talking about specifically for pets. talk about this right here. >> these are designed for pets to give them the oxygen that they need for the stressful environments, coming out of a smoking environment. a structure fire. so, this design fits over their snout, and gives them the oxygen that they need to be revived. >> it works, because recently here in california, specifically in the city of bakersfield there was an incident where this was used, a

. >> socialist superstar bernie sanders and yeah, the new rockstar, alexandria ocasio-cortez were iniday pushing their socialist, liberal, left wing agenda. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is a product of a marxist, socialist, anti-american ideology. >> i mean, we have alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about she will not rest until there is free education for all students. >> we've got this rising star socialist, alexandria cortez saying capitalism won't work. i'll tell you, i don't know if that's the way to power. socialists treat the constitution like a build your own, all you can eat buffet salad. >> seth: they're trying to make democratic socialism sound scary by comparing it to an all you can eat buffet. [ laughter ] in america. [ laughter ] if the socialists win, they'll turn this country into one big golden corral. [ laughter ] okay. but by far -- [ cheers and applause ] the best example of the right wing freak out over the rise of democratic socialism came from a conservative writer who attended a rally held by ocasio-cortez and described her experience to fox news. >> so based up

francine: he was really considered a rockstar. tom: absolutely. came back yesterday and no one could talk about anything else but the fact that marchionne was out. and it is difficult to fill his shoes. tom: and a very likable guy. we wish him well in his eldest. very difficult. -- we wish him well in his illness. very difficult. francine: we will get back to those implications. taylor: president trump has launched a new attack against iran. on twitter, president trump told president rouhani to never threaten the u.s. again. earlier, the iranian leader warned president trump. world'schief of the largest economies -- finance economiesthe world's met over the weekend and one of harvey's. their statement said growth remains robust and many emerging market countries remain well-prepared for crises. inhas been a dramatic day japan's debt market. yields surged on media reports. offered to japan purchase unlimited number of bonds. stimulus wouldoj be the first since 2016. as you are just mentioning, the ceo of fiat chrysler has does days to prepare for h