university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states toned flexible agile here cheerleaders are relaxed meets. curie is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today is official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcoming season. therefore wants to look perfect so your image of the school we are we are us along with the wildcat so the mask that there's a lot of pressure oh of course it is but you get used to it you know like the first time i went out on that football field it was terrifying but the coolest thing ever . i wouldn't change it for the world. a little girl's dream becomes a reality but it's also a job under intense scrutiny that we have to really really watch and even our coaches watch what we. like tweet and facebook and what we posed in. the can although they tell us if it's something that you wouldn't want your grandma

university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states and flexible agile here cheerleaders are reluctant. kiri is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today is official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcoming season carrie therefore wants to look perfect they are actually the image of the school we are we are us along with the wildcat so the nascar there's a lot of pressure oh of course it is but you get used to it you know like the first time i went out on that football field it was terrifying but the coolest thing. i wouldn't change it for the world. a little girl's dream becomes a reality but it's also a job under intense scrutiny that we have to really really watch like even our coaches watch what we. like tweet and facebook and what we stand to worry not allowed to do for your facebook and all the.

back at the university of kentucky. these great victorian like buildings are home to the famous fraternity house on the front of each building week letters identified. ronald reagan george w. bush steven spielberg mark zuckerberg all of them have been through these exclusively male secret brotherhoods. although they encourage support loyalty and integration as a code of conduct many americans consider them as violent and sectarian. after a few weeks of negotiations some of them allowed us to film them. it's rush week the week for selecting new members and tonight it's operation charm at the sigma alpha epsilon house. so they are just so this is. the aim to find future flatmates for this brand new house located in the heart of campus inside there's a fireplace a club arm chair paintings of the former alumni you could almost forget their students live here is really a time so these are of any real changes. tonight the fraternity will only be create the university's best pedigrees. graham has been an essay member since two

university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states toned flexible agile here cheerleaders are reluctant. kiri is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today is official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcoming season carrie therefore wants to look perfect they are actually the image of the school we are we are us along with the wildcat.

university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states toned flexible agile here cheerleaders are reluctant. kiri is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today is official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcoming season carrie therefore wants to look perfect they are actually the image of the school we are we are us along with the why.

university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states and flexible agile here cheerleaders are reluctant. curie is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today is official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcoming season. there for wants to look perfect so you're actually the image of the school we are we are us along with the wildcat so the mask there's a lot of pressure of course it is but you get used to it you know like the first time i went out on that football field it was terrifying but because they never. change it for the world. a little girl's dream becomes a reality but it's also a job under intense scrutiny that we have to really really watch and even our coaches watch what we. like tweet and facebook and what we posted. but then all the makes our lives if it's something that you wouldn't want your grandma to see then do

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united states it is within this city with a population of three hundred thousand that the university of kentucky can be found it is barely nine in the morning david and brandon two first two students are in the middle of a video game. jewel as a warm up before the first match of the season for the university's american football team the wildcats are going to drink a beer before you can start the race so you're waiting to hear chairs and a lot of. these students have found themselves a great way of supporting their team since breakfast is a saw. a large supply of strawberry banana flavored vodka david and brandon down four shots in less than two minutes on empty stomachs. cause they're. the students university sports events are a great chance to get away from the pressure best studies but also a particularly good opportunity to potty train. movie. you know grandin isn't twenty one years old yet the legal age for drinking alcohol in the usa. but on campus circumventing the law has become a national sport. about another on the way to the stadium they get thirsty again their competition has started.

>> senate minority leader charles schumer speaks at the university of kentucky but the senate gavels in at 3:00. on c-span-3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear abilities and modernization efforts. after that, the look at national security. boehnergovernor whose -- bruce honor delivers his annual state of the state address. this is 30 minutes. >> good afternoon. llerton, steven madden, leader brady, lieutenant governor sanguinetti, attorney general madigan, comptroller mendoza, treasurer fredericks, members of the general assembly, distinguished guests and members of the media, welcome. to the members of the national guard, our servicemen and women, and our veterans, thank you on behalf of of a most grateful state. [applause] >> thank you. god bless you. to the taxpayers of illinois, it is an honor to serve you. my report on the state of the ,tate, this bicentennial year begins with a reflection on what has been born, built and grown in illinois. our history is rich. we were the first state to ratify the constitutional amendment to abolish slavery. presidents lincoln, grant,

a division i scholarship to the university of kentucky, a career that did not go exactly where you would have liked baseball wise, but you became an owner. >> spring has begun, so that is good news. everyone is optimistic this time of year. everyone believes they can win the world series. after all, if the cubs can win it a few years ago, anyone can. i enjoyed my time as the owner of a baseball team. we had an affiliate with the texas rangers, and nolan ryan was involved. we are excited about the baseball season beginning. dodgers franchise now, the dodgers and astros, you had it all mixed up. comeame to washington to take over an agency described as being a mess. on day one, what did you find the epa to be structurally and with respect to policy? >> the president did a wonderful job today, and i know you guys did a wonderful job hearing the president. what courage and leadership he has shown this year. it has been outstanding. i was in pennsylvania early in my time as administrator, the first to go underground in a mine. as i was at this mine, i was miners. some time with i have a messa

tonight, senate minority leader chuck schumer speaks at the university of kentucky. after that, attorney general jeff sessions. >> chuck schumer spoke at the university of louisville about his relationship. this is 45 minutes. [applause]

a superstar athlete, baseball and football, division 1 scholarship to university of kentucky.ou became an owner. telesc -- tell us quick. >> spring-training has begun. good news. [applause] >> everyone is optimistic. everyone believes, if the cubs can win, anyone can. we believe in miracles. i enjoyed my time as an owner. -- we had aniliate affiliate with the texas rangers. nolan ryan was involved with that. they had a great year. we're excited about the teams. >> the dodgers, astros. >> you came to washington to take over an agency that was a mess. what did you find the epa to be structurally and with respect to policy? how bad was it? >> the president did a wonderful job today. you had a wonderful time hearing the president. what courage, leadership here shown this year. [applause] we will talk about that in a bit. when you think about the epa, before the president arrived, it was an agency weaponize. weaponize against certain sectors of the economy. an agency of the u.s. government, a department of the u.s. government weaponized against coal. i was in pennsylvania as an adm

university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states code and flexible agile here cheerleaders are reluctant. q.b. is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today it's official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcoming season. therefore wants to look perfect so you're actually the image of the school we are we are us along with the wildcat so the mass that there's a lot of pressure oh of course it is but you get used to it you know like the first time i went out on that football field it was terrifying but the coolest thing ever . i wouldn't change it for the world. a little girl's dream becomes a reality but it's also a job under intense scrutiny that we have to really really watch and even our coaches watch what we. like tweet and facebook and what we posed to the worry not allowed to. look at all that they sell as if it's someth

at the university of kentucky twenty five fraternities shared the campus and the pick of the students quite apart from their power to be to some they also indulge in fierce competition in terms of pot and alcohol. what's up. or and this is what gives a fraternity its reputation these nights of heavy drinking at the end of the afternoon and on a campus delta sigma fi house has already started to copy thirty more pitchers. delta saying this is a new channel twenty two he's organizing the feeling he's in charge of the fraternity social life his mission for the days to motivate those who are choosing the new members and they begin by going over the classics. certainly was great joy thirty. eight is it was a good bet it was the met is best says i i knew that it was just a little opens up a little booklet for turning he gets a rally and we chant this song and yeah y'all rushing forward hello. yeah but it's welcome like well well you know how it's good. for these much obituaries have only one objective tonight the brothers for life who i would close in might say he wasn't up by a good five g

the united states it is within this city with a population of three hundred thousand at the university of kentucky can be found. it is barely nine in the morning david and brandon two first year students are in the middle of a video game. jewel as a warm up before the first match of the season for their universities american football team the wildcats are going to drink a beer before you can start the race so you're waiting to hear cheers or one of. these students have found themselves a great way of supporting their team since breakfast is into. a large supply of strawberry banana flavored vodka david and brandon down four shots in less than two minutes on empty stomachs. because good. for these students university sports events are a great chance to get away from the pressure of their studies but also a particularly good opportunity to party and drink. more than your grandson isn't twenty one years old yet the legal age for drinking alcohol in the usa. but on campus circumventing the law has become a national sport. rather on the way to the stadium they get the ski again. competition has started

tonight, senate minority leader chuck schumer speaks at the university of kentucky. after that, attorney general jeff sessions. >> chuck schumer spoke at the university of louisville about his relationship. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much. i want to express my gratitude to you for your service. view, a done, in my seamless job of plugging the gap . -- when this program started in the early 1990's, i had no idea it could develop into what it had become. i hope you'll join me in thanking him for the good job. [applause] we've had a lot of interesting speakers over the years. there might be none more interesting than our guests -- this morning. -- you brooklyn.mer is from always associate a smell of triple x roche sprayed with love. it was his hard work day in and day out that took this kid from brooklyn to the united states and it. it is also why last year time magazine named him one of the most influential people. he was elected to the new york state assembly at the age of 23. in his memoir, chuck remembered his parents actually did not want him t

. >> there is an awareness about this issue that i don't think existed one yearth ago university of kentucky yesterday speaking to college and law students talking about of things with the country needs to focus on but the biggest apostle and was redistricting and that was surprising with criminal justice reform. and these young people really responded most are medically to the notion to focus on redistricting. so people's conscience have been impacted. but people have to understand that redistricting or gerrymandering it isn't a coincidence you see the most constructive voter id laws in states in the most gerrymandered and under the affordable care act with gun laws and choice laws at the most extreme and states that are the most gerrymandered. people's lives are impacted by the whole question of gerrymandering andnd redistrictin redistricting. >> noticingt what president trump did was announce a transnational crime strategy it was very similar to what president obama did. >> i did that was noticed almost identical but as afghanistan continues to deteriorate so what do you think of the role

of bright kentucky leaders. in new york, particularly in upstate new york, i've worked hard to support our network of worldclass public universities and tried to attract companies that would keep the young students in new york once they graduated. that is indeed just what the mcconnell center does, among other things, for kentucky and you should be very, very proud. now, much of the coverage about mitch mcconnell and me, as he mentioned, focuses on the differences between us and the two states we represent, but the truth is, there are plenty of things that link mitch's hometown of louisville with my hometown of brooklyn. take basketball, for instance, i know mitch is a huge fan of his alma mater. every monday i'd come back and say how is louisville doing? where are they in the rankings? i don't ask him this year as much. [laughte [laughter] >> , but i didn't want to miss this opportunity, that two of the three louisville basketball teams ever to win the national championship were led by new yorkers. in 1980 it was the mcrae brothers, rodney and scooter from mt. vernon in westchester county. in 2013, kevin ware and smith from the b

i was at the university of kentucky is today speaking to college students and law students. and i talked about a variety of things i was working on. and things i think the country needs to focus on. the biggest line was my talked about redistricting. and i said it supplies a we talked about criminal justice reform. and these young people responded most dramatically to this notion of focusing on redistricting. and so i think peoples conscience has been impacted by a focus there. i like to think that we had something to do with it. because i think people will understand, redistricting, gerrymandering. it's not a coincidence that you see the most restrictive voter id laws and states that are the most gerrymandered. you see medicaid not expended under the affordable care act and state that are most gerrymandered. we seek gun laws, choice laws that are the most extreme and states that are most gerrymandered. people's lives on a day-to-day basis, impacted by the subquestion of gerrymandering and fair redistricting. >> josh meyer. >> i cannot help noticing one of the first things th

. >> senate minority leader charles schumer speaks at the university of kentucky but the senate gavelsin at 3:00. on c-span-3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear abilities and modernization efforts. after that, the look at national security. boehnergovernor whose -- bruce honor delivers his

a division i scholarship to the university of kentucky. a career didn't go exactly where you would have liked it baseball wise but you became an owner. tell us real quick. >> by the way, spring training has begun. that's good news. [applause] >> everyone is optimistic this time of the year. everyone believes they can win the world series. if the cubs can win a couple years ago, anybody can. >> we believe in miracles. >> that's right. yes, i enjoyed my time as owner of a baseball team. we had an affiliate with the texas rangers. and nolan ryan and reed were involved in that bollingt of whom are with the astros now. they had a great year this past year. we are excited about the baseball season beginning. >> so the astros and dodgers. had it all mixed up. >> exactly right. >> you came to washington to take over an agency that larry already identified as being a mess. on day one what did you find the e.p.a. to be structurally and with respect to policy? how bad was it? >> well, i think it has been talked about. the president did a wonderful jo

back at the university of kentucky. these great victorian like buildings are home to the famous fraternity house on the front of each building week letters identified. ronald reagan george w. bush steven spielberg mark zuckerberg all of them have been through these exclusively male secret brotherhoods. although they encourage support loyalty and integration as a code of conduct many americans consider them as violent and sectarian. after a few weeks of negotiations some of them allowed us to film them. it's rush week the week for selecting new members and tonight it's operation charm at the sigma alpha epsilon house. so the owners can see you the aim to find future flatmates for this brand new house located in the heart of campus inside there's a fireplace a club arm chair paintings of the former alumni you could almost forget their students live here from where it was so these are of any real changes. tonight the fraternity will only be create the university's best pedigrees. graham has been an essay member since two th

on c-span2, chuck schumer speaks at university of louisville and kentucky and in the senate will work on immigration legislation. the brookings institution look at u.s. nuclear capabilities and modernization efforts and after that, a look at the government oversight role in nationals eerily. -- national security. bus thats the c-span the capitalist tour. hudson will be our guest starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. trump meet with law enforcement officials and members of his cabinet to discuss immigration policy and combating the ms 13 gang. this discussion occurred as congress was negotiating a budget just to keep the

senate minority leader chuck schumer will be at the university of louisville and kentucky. and, beginning work on immigration legislature. u.s. capabilities and modernization efforts. after that, a look at the government's oversight role in national security. defense secretary james mattis has become a six-day trip to italy, belgium, and germany to hold bilateral meetings with officials and talk about strategies for isis, syria, russia, and afghanistan. the secretary talked with reporters, and took questions about north korea and the pentagon budget. this is about 30 minutes. secretary mattis: thank you for coming out. i'm sure i have ruined your saturday and sunday. as many of you remember, i took you to rome, went to this place come -- then we went to brussels, munich. de-isis conference is where we get together with nations and talk about the way ahead. there are numerous questions asht now about what's next we go forward. first, to finish off isis physical caliphate. that's still underway. those of you who were on the plane remember me saying the fight is not over again

senate minority leader chuck schumer will be at the university of louisville and kentucky. and, beginning work on immigration legislature. u.s. capabilities and modernization efforts. after that, a look at the government's oversight role in national security. defense secretary james mattis has become a six-day trip to italy, belgium, and germany to hold bilateral meetings with officials and talk about strategies for isis, syria, russia, and afghis

on c-span2, charles schumer speaks at the university of louisville kentucky. the senate gavels and at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. on c-span3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear capabilities and monetization efforts. and look at the government oversight role in national security. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes us to lynchburg, virginia. with the help of our cable partners, we will explore the rich literary scene. watch this weekend beginning at 5:00 began on book tv on c-span2 and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. ♪ >> this week on q and a, new york times staff photographer, doug mills. mr. mills talks about covering president trump and discusses some of the photos he took during and after the 2016 presidential election. ♪ new york times photographer, doug mills, your last visit back in 2013, you were photographing a lot of barack obama. what has changed in your life since then? president we have a who is not a politician in the white house and am

back at the university of kentucky. these great victorian like buildings are home to the famous fraternity house on the front of each building greek letters identify them. ronald reagan george w. bush steven spielberg mark zuckerberg all of them have been through these exclusively male secret brotherhoods. although they encourage support loyalty and integration as a code of conduct many americans consider them as violent and sectarian. after a few weeks of negotiations some of them allowed us to film them. it's rush week the week for selecting new members and tonight it's operation charm at the sigma alfre epsilon house. so they are know this is going to. be aim to find future flatmates for this brand new house located in the heart of campus inside there's a fireplace a club armchair paintings of the former alumni you could own. us forget that students live here and we retire so these are all of our general championships. tonight the fraternity will only be create the universities best pedigrees. graham has been an essay

>> in that particular case, their family members are available in manuscript form at the university of kentucky special collections. when i first started this book, i still -- a kind of just started as a curiosity thing. i didn't know if i would find any examples of this being real and true. -- i wantedgo find family papers. i did what you're about it from newspapers to start with the reasons we talked about. i wanted to hear it from them. it was a difficult task to find those collections. they are not catalogued under divided family. so wasn't easy to find. did start to find if you go to an archive in kentucky or maryland or missouri and virginia, the states i mentioned , you're not going to have trouble finding some. i just happened upon the clays. i had read some older works about the clays that had mentioned some family divisions, so that gave me a clue. but this was just all in their papers that they left behind. >> dr. taylor, thank you for that. little onfollow up a adrian's question about he describesnd kind of a hardened domesticity with distinct roles for private space and public spac

at thechumer speaks university of louisville in kentucky. the senate gavels in 3:00. institution looks at u.s. nuclear capability is an modernization efforts. after that, a look at the government's oversight role in national security. week on the communicators, from the consumer electronics show in las vegas, technology industry leaders discuss their latest developments in artificial intelligence. >> you can have it in something as simple as your music playlists. they are using technologies that have machine learning to figure out what movies you love to watch and what music you like to listen to. it can be in your internet, will system, filtering out spam. a automated to system is not person marking things but a computer algorithm using technologies like learning within ai to do that. on the other end, you can have artificial intelligence towering self driving cars. -- powering self driving cars. it helps a car navigate busy streets. >> watch the communicators monday >> good afternoon. welcome. thank you for joining us here today i'm a master of arts at johns hopkins

on c-span2, chuck schumer speaks at university of louisville and kentucky and in the senate will work on immigration legislation. the brookings institution look at u.s. nuclear capabilities and modernization efforts and after that, a look at the government oversight role in nationals eerily. -- national security. bus thats the c-span the capitalist tour. hudson will be our guest starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. trump meet with law enforcement officials and members of his cabinet to discuss immigration policy and combating the ms 13 gang. this discussion occurred as congress was negotiating a budget just to keep the government-funded. from the white house, it is just under an hour. >> we are here to discuss the tremendous threat of ms 13. one of the most violent and vicious gangs anywhere in the world. we have not seen anything quite like this, the level of ferocity, the level of violence and the reforms we need from congress to defeat it. i am honored to be joined by secretary nielsen. top officials and federal law enforcement and our local sheriffs, her great sheriffs. we're also joine

on c-span2, charles schumer speaks at the university of louisville kentucky. the senate gavels and at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. on c-span3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear capabilities and monetization efforts. and look at the government oversight role in national security. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes us to lynchburg, virginia. with the help of our cable partners, we will explore the rich literary scene. watch this weekend beginning at 5:00 began on book

then live at nine, we'll take you to the university of louisville in kentucky where senate minority leadercharles schumer is speaking. and later, the senate gavels in at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in

then live at nine, we'll take you to the university of louisville in kentucky where senate minority leader charles schumer is speaking. and later, the senate gavels in at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: and this week on "the communicators," more of our visit to las vegas and the consumer electronics show which is one of the largest trade shows in the world, about 200,000 people come every year to see it. about 47 million people visit vegas on a regular basis. so here's more from ces. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> host: so, adelyn zhou is, what do you do for a living? >> guest: i am the chief operating officer of topbots focused on artificial intelligence and m

university of missouri. i will want to mention here that the university of missouri just beat kentucky in basketball for the first time since we got into the sec a handful of years ago. i wouldn't want to let that go unmentioned. but the boone county clerk announced he had run the payroll for the first time for all county employees, all 485 of them, and the average county employee was getting $150..54 a month more than they were getting on that same salary last year. and many of those employees, by the way, have two people at their house working, so this is just the one salary, an average of $150.54. that's about 1,800 a year, obviously. a brand-new deputy sheriff who in boone county earns $45,905 will have an extra 1,929 this year that they wouldn't have if they started that job in november or december of last year. $1,929 does a lot of things. 2 hundred dollars a month only seems like a lot if you don't have it. i think all of us are hearing -- by the way, that -- in boone county, that payroll for 485 people calculates right at $945,000 a year that those employees will have that in the past they would hav

university of louisville. i learned today you don't say, as way a in new york, louisville. this morning. a great pleasure to speak to hundreds of bright kentucky students interesting in the future of the country. seeing these kids gives you faith in america. and it was my distinct pleasure to get the republican leadary bottle of brooklyn bosh bourbon at a -- it was not a challenge to kentucky's pride but rather to suggest that maybe kentucky and new york aren't so different at all. our craft distilling industry is booming and we have very good bourbon made in brooklyn, new york. it's called, by the way, as long as it's made in america itening be called bourbon and i believe it -- i'm not sure if it can be called kentucky bourbon but can be call bourbon. now on to the business of the day. mr. president, on in the heels of passing significant bipartisan bug deal, the senate returns this week to grapple with one of the most contentious of issues, immigration. leader mcconnell, to his credit, has promise debate on a neutral pill with an amendment process fair to both sides. democrats and republicans are working hard to find a bill to protect the d

university of louisville. trading barbs over a kentucky staple, don't mess around with their bourbon. >> now here's another thing not realize we have in common. bourbon! it turns out that brooklyn, where i was born, raised, and still proudly live, produces some of the best bourbon in the world. [applause] >> there is no such thing as brooklyn bourbon. >> shannonr: there is no such thing as brooklyn bourbon. there's a whole lot more to that story. it turns out that step from brooklyn may have actually come from kentucky, at least in some part of the process. back to reality for those two. they came back to washington to get back to work on that open-ended immigration debate which started tonight. they voted on it and it apparently is going to allow amendments and all kinds of input from both sides. although, all sides now say what passes in the senate is going to have a much tougher time in the house. so we'll keep an eye on that. the president's infrastructure and budget proposal, as well. all the happenings here in washington. we are glad you are closing and i had with us. most bots, most trusted, most grateful

the senate had a greater chuck schumer traveled to kentucky earlier today and spoke at the university of louisville's mcconnell center. he talked about the senate agenda and prospects for an agreement on immigration. they also use the entire event tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern over on c-span. present tops released his 2019 budget proposal. if you like to read the document you have a link at the top of our homepage at c-span .org. the senate budget committee will convene tomorrow to discuss the present budget omb director mick mulvaney. treasury secretary will testify about the budget for the senate finance committee. watch that live wednesday at 10:30 on c-span3. >> tonight on the cricketers the consumer electronic show technology industries and discuss their lay just defense and intelligence. >> you can do your netflix and it does machine learning and helps beer out what movies you want to watch and what movies you like to listen to you can be in your internet system and filtering out spam and that automated system is marking it whether it's spam but a computer algorithm that uses techno