And thats all the way up to him at the very end is pretty frustrating. Well done and nice work from Chase Elliott today, fifth place. All right. 11 stops on pit road for Brad Keselowski. No speeding penalties, so after two racing, sage race stage racing, first in the first and second in the second and Kevin Harvick, three stages won already even though he hadnt won a race. The drivers said we want to be rewarded for strong performance. If we dominate we want points. Nascar said weve got, that we can figure that out and they have done just that. You win stages and you get points. Have trouble at the end it doesnt necessarily reflect on the way you performed all day. Nascar got this one exactly right. I dont think drivers will petition the repave. They might petition the speeding on pit road. Something they want to go over. Final thoughts from the guys upstairs. Ive got a headache with so many things i dont understand. Why didnt larson stay on the bottom and why didnt the childress team
Other areas. I sat down with eric schmidt in new york at the new York Economic Club for a wideranging conversation. Here is that dialogue. Let me begin with a couple of questions. When you went to google, they said to you, we need an adult in the room. [laughter] because it was a good day for you. Eric it was a good day for me. It is an honor to be here. Thank you very much for inviting me, and charlie, thank you for doing this as well. Larry and sergey decided they needed someone to sort of run things, and they had spent 16 months interviewing people, and they make them do things. To become ceo, you have to go skiing with them, or you have to go to burning man with them. And very few people met the test, apparently. But i was fortunate enough. I told them i would not spend the weekend with them, but we made a list of things to do. Charlie 10 years as ceo. What was the most wonderful thing . For you, for the company as you see it . Eric my world is full of beautiful ideas that are not
In medicine, biology, and many other areas. We were at the new York Economic Club for a wideranging conversation. Let me begin with a couple of questions. , theyou went to google said to you, we need an adult in the room. [laughter] because it was a good day for you. Eric it was a good day for me. It is an honor to be here. Thank you for inviting me. They had decided that they anded someone to run things have spent 16 months interviewing people and made them do things. Ceo, you had to go skiing with them or go to burning man with them. And very few people met the test, apparently. To them i wasnt going charlie 10 years as ceo. What was the most wonderful thing . My world is full of Brilliant Ideas that are not monetize a bowl in the sense that people have amazing ideas. In order to build a company of that success my google or r,cebook or cooper, or ube you need to have a significant change in the way the revenue will come in. We invented targeted advertising which is really much better
Up, burned black, bleeding. Parts of the bodies were missing. The skin and flesh were hanging from the bones. And some carrying their own eyeballs, hanging from the eye socket. And they collapsed on to the ground, their stomach burst and their intestine stretching out. You girls escape to the nihearb hill. Thats what we did, by stepping over the dead bodies, injured bodies. It was a strange situation. Nobody was running and screaming for help. They just didnt have that kind of strength left. Simply whispering. Everybody was asking for water. We girls were relatively lightly injured. By the time we got to the hillside, we went to the nearby stream and washed off the blood and dirt and we took off the gloves and soaked them in the stream and dashed back and put them to hold them over the mouth of the dying people. You see, the place we escaped to had the military training ground, huge place, about the size of two football fields. The place was packed with dead and dying people. We wanted
I just want to salute you and your public work in uniform, military uniform as well as civilian clothes. I heard you say you were committed to protecting whistleblowers. I was wondering what your definition was. Im thinking of edward snowden. My dear brothers and sisters, chelsea manning, my dear brother jeffrey sterling. Two in jail, one outside of the country. Would you define them as whistleblowers or in a different way . Dr. West i put you on the spot too much. Very penetrating question. I appreciate your reflections. I would define whistleblowers as those individuals who come forward consistent with the statutes for the appropriate authorities with the appropriate clearances to adjudicate. Its my understanding that our government has designated mr. Snowden and before him, private manning to be not whistleblowers. To be in one case someone accused of violating the military justice and someone accused of violating federal law. I believe there is a pathway through the chain of comman