two, it will open up all these remarkable avenues for people to feel like they are teleporting into aent across the world. the longform possibilities are limitless. the short form possibilities. think about ferguson, occupy central, the plane in the hudson as now being a live broadcast. it will be extraordinary, super fun, and develop new medias for performers, shows, content. i think it will change the entire media landscape. emily: by some measures, instagram is bigger[than twitter. why should wall street believe this is not a plateau? dick: we at the company believe in twitter. emily: why is it hard to find the right product team? dick: it is important for me to be thinking about whether this is the right team for the company right now. i tell my managers, your job is to improve your team, not defend your team. one of the reasons i am excited about the team we have right now is because i believe it is the best possible team for the company at the moment. i believe we have made all the hard choices we needed to make to put them together. emily: how long is it going to last? dick: yo

of course unless you can teleport yourself like this woman. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking a system offshore. we'll tell you when that are cool down. stopping emergency crews from closing the evacuation campn calistoga. =vo= the site was housing hundreds of victims who lost homes a b >>> tonight the valley fire is still burning. the site was housing hundreds of victims who lost their homes and businesses. it was really like a tent city. some families are spending the night at a more long term shelter in middletown. red cross workers say they'll be there every step of the way to help the families get back on to their feet. >> i hope one day i can show how grateful i am to these people. they were just a blessing. >> red cross, everybody. >> but the firefight still isn't over. just under 90% containment with more than 76,000 acres burned. the fire started nearly two weeks ago and has killed four people. >> new at 11:00, the fate of the hayward school summit is unclear after a heated altercation. two members of the board of trustees filed a police repor

two, it will open up all these remarkable avenues for people to feel like they are teleporting into at across the world. the longform possibilities are limitless. the shortform possibilities are limitless. i mean, think about ferguson, or occupy central, or the plane in the hudson as now being a live broadcast. i think that the next several years ahead of us with that kind of capability is going to be extraordinary, super fun, and develop all sorts of new mediums for performers, for shows, for content. i really do think it is going to change the entire media landscape. emily: by some measures -- one measure, monthly active users -- instagram is bigger than twitter. why should wall street believe this isn't a plateau? dick: i think for the same reason that we all inside the company believe in the future of twitter. that the world will be a better place when everybody is on twitter. emily: five product heads in five years since you have been ceo. why is it hard to find a product head for twitter -- or the right product head? dick: i don't think that -- it is very important to me to alwa

flying into jfk and taking a helicopter with the wall street teleport and drive up to manhattan to st. patricks and tomorrow he is spending all day all over manhattan. that will be interesting it watch. we don't want to forget what is happening on wall street today. the dow is lower by 200 points, industrial news that is not positive, caterpillar a big company pulled back some of their forecast because of concerns about the economy. we are seeing that on wall street and don't want to forget what is happening as well there. >> let's see if the pope can lift the spirit of wall street. he will land in new york city a little later today and go on to philadelphia for the big doings there on family. also, worth pointing out that president obama has agreed to meet apparently at the request of vladimer putin, the two are going to be getting together during the opening of the united nations general assembly. so president obama about to meet with vladimer putin. the chinese premier in town. >> also in washington, d.c. so there is going to be a state dinner as well. busy time. and by the way 90%

. >> of course, you cannot teleport icelandic societies 320,000 you cannot transport that to a country with a population 100 times the size. the you can certainly grabbed some ideas. >> talk about taking action a lot of the work is on the financial industry and with journalism more broadly and to interact with us directly the majority here something very interesting. and then to come from india it is people searching people who are reaching beijing for many foreign service departments outside the united states what people inside the united states has bought one ambassador or another. we take the view that the stories are advertising which is a historical archive though library of how it works. >> but in all the cables you have read some of it the most important one, generally answer the most surprising thing is not a cable but what this book is about. it is the grand sweep of metal. how that all comes together with that present circumstances in the united kingdom to be reelected this year. one of the principal figures in this conservative government and david cameron who is the prime m

when i first read he said teleported, i thought it was a british uh pho mitch. uh -- euphamism. maybe she thought she was stepping into a tortoise. remember grandpa pot? he took the outhouse. >> a fish festival and porta potties? it is a great combination. >> you have them make a circle and you cop a squat in the grass. done. >> one of them holds your hand so you don't fall asleep in the grass. >> it is probably a southern thing. >> i stripped buck naked. >> there are two types of women. one who can pop a squat and the ones who can't do that. i wish i could. i really do. >> i am getting a pretty hot visual over here. i'm back. >> was it the pop a squat? >> i don't feel i should get into specifics. this is a fish concert. you are talking normal ladies. these are dirty, dirty hippie. >> this is why they -- it is even more than a fish festival you have people eating chowder. >> if that was an actual fish concert that would be one of the better smelling places. >> i don't understand why you have to move porta potties when an event is going on. if there are people there why are you m

what we have, the information is that he landed at 522 eastern time and teleported to the lower partf manhattan and from they're he will get into that famous fiat and count to a location somewhere on fifth avenue and then will be transferred to the pope mobile. lining fifth avenue. in front of the church. 500 are in front and of course pope francis is a champion of the young people wanting to get them back into the church. and then on the other side are workers. as you might have heard, st. pat through a massive 173 year $500 million renovation, and those are the workers they worked on the renovation, the crumbling blocks and marble blocks, elevated heating, air conditioning, plumbing, and those are some of the workers who sped up their work to make sure they could finish in time for the pope's visit. the holy father will give it formally in spanish. thethe concluding prayer will talk about god's presence and dispersing the darkness. charles: we were talking about the impact and capitalism around the world. did write a very scathing book if you will. inspires us to conduct business d

like, we'reng to be teleporting tomorrow. guy, he did it again. thanks for having me.where is your next concert date? aziz: i recorded that special when i get the garden. once we record those specials you put them out and you have to write up a whole new act. that right busy with at some point i will have to get back to the comedy clubs. thank you for having me. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ is no longer so little. now rivals apple and samsung in the chinese smartphone market. worldwide, it is not a household name. hugo barra intends to change that. xiaomi a top job to take global. joining me now, hugo barra

like we are be teleporting to mars. -- my kids will be charlie: thank you for coming.for having me. charlie: where is your next concert? aziz: i recorded that special at the garden. once the record them, you have to write a whole new act. i am filming a tv show so i have been busy with that. at some point, i will have to get back to the comedy clubs. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ ♪ emily: xiaomi may be a new kid on the block, but it is no longer so little. at five years old, xiaomi rivals apple and samsung in the chinese smartphone market and is valued at $45 billion. but worldwide it is not a household name. former google executive hugo barra intends to change that. born and raised in brazil, he left a top job as the public face of android to take xiaomi global. joining me today on "studio 1.0," is xiaomi vice president of global operations, hugo barra.

my kids will be like, we are teleporting to mars. charlie: thank you for coming.having me. charlie: where is your next concert? aziz: i recorded that special at the garden. once the record them, you have to write a whole new act. i am filming a tv show so i have been busy with that. at some point, i will have to get back to the comedy clubs. charlie: thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ narrator: "brilliant ideas." narrator: the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. it's a 21st century phenomenon, a global industry in its own right. "brilliant ideas" looks at the artists at the heart of this. artists with a unique power to astonish, challenge, and surprise. in this program, new york painter, francesco clemente. ♪

(laughter) my kid will be like [bleep] dad, we're teleporting to mars. >> rose: there you go. >> he did> rose: modern romance is the book, aziz ansari, thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> rose: where is your next concert date? >> well, i recorded that special when i did the garden. and so once you record those specials, you put them out and then you got to write a whole new act. >> rose: exactly. >> so yeah, i'm filming a tv show so i have been busy with that, at some point i will have to get back to the comedy clubs. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. for more about this program and earlier ensoweds visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. woman: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man #2: it just

short of figuring out real teleportation is awesome but to build a tube over or under the ground.he is known for having wild outlandish ideas that actually come to fruition. >> he doesn't lack for vision, for sure. >> reporter: musk is developing electric cars and encouraged others to pursue his vision. two years ago, it was all theoretical. today, their team is testing the actual mechanics. >> can you see the hardware we are building and the team we have. hyperloop is real. >> reporter: hyperloop has 10 merchandise in seed money and expects another 80 million in second round funding and the team includes rob lloyd. lloyd spent 20 years in networking giant cisco where he helped drive the internet revolution. >> it seems we are building out the next network but network for people and things, rather than for data. >> reporter: how long before we see the first functional hyperloop system? >> three years from now, i believe we will be designing and constructing the first two or three production hyperloop systems in the world. five years from now, we will be moving goods to people. >>

. >> you can't teleport's icelandic society. iceland has a population of 320,000, you can transport that to a country with a population 100 times the size of the united states but you can't transport that to the united states if it has the scaling problem. but you can certainly craft some ideas. in relation to wiki leaks if we are talking about taking action against bankers a lot of our work has been on the financial industry. our earliest biggest cases where from banks. relationship to wiki leaks and his role of journalism more broadly, of people, we encourage it can interact with us directly. the majority, something interesting, the majority, the majority, the largest segment of our readers comes from india. the largest type of readers we have, not people looking at news, not academics, journalists although they are there every day, people searching for who their sister is proposed to mary, see if he is corrupt. people wanting to see who they are going to engage in business, or many foreign service departments, government depa

of course, you can't teleport icelandic society. iceland has a population 320,000.ou can't transport that to a country with a population 100 times the size, the united states or even a thousand -- you can't transport that to the united states. there's a scaling problem. but you can certainly grab some ideas. in relation to wikileaks and it's come if we're talking about taking action, bankers talked a lot about work has been on the financial industry. some of our earliest, biggest cases, biggest attacks on us were from banks. relation to wikileaks and its role with the journalism more broadly, people, and we encourage it, can interact with this directly. in fact, the majority come here's something very interesting. the majority, not the majority. the largest segment of our readers comes from india. the largest type of readers we have is not people looking at news. it's not academics, although there are some, journalist, although there's some every day. it is people searching for who their sister is proposed to marry. they want to check out of the groom, see if he is

. >> when tesla unveiled the design specifications for it in 2013, short of figuring out real teleportationel is under ground. he's known for having wild, outlandish ideas that actually come to fruition. >> he doesn't lack for vision, that's for sure. >> but busy building rockets and flying cars -- today his team is testing the fall mechanics. >> hyper loop is real. >> hyper loop has 10 milli$10 mn seed money. >> i have seen what this guy can do in six weeks. lloyd worked 20 years in hyper revolution. >> it seems like we're exactly at the beginning of building out the next big global network, except it will be a network for people and things rather than for data. >> how long before we see the first functional hyper loop system. >> three years from now, i believe that we'll be designing the first two or three hyper loop systems in the world. five years from now, we'll be moving goods and people. >> that's hard for people to believe. >> i think it's hard for people to believe because they're putting into context the transportation systems they have been relying on and have been frustrated wit

people in our entire life, like the dawn of computers, it's now the dawn of vr and vr allows you to teleport around different places on earth, allow you to be face-to-face with people and connect with people in a way that's richer and more immerse sieve than we ever have. it's a race to reality. we want to have virtual reality mimic reality and have it be as believable, as comfortable and as immerse sieve as reality. >> but those head sets they're so clunky. >> well, they start out big today, i think computers started out big in the beginning and then they miniature rise ds and now you have a super computer on the palm of your hand on on your watch. virtual reality will start out bigger and shrink down to sunglasses in not that many years. >> google on line two for you, they're look for a use for google glass still at this point. we have the gee whiz factor, you're going to play games, you have all of that, but what about practical application as soon as i will tell you kelly and i were talking to somebody a little while ago who is looking into the real estate aspect, you can view he will st