Sympathetic to what senator rand said. In this speech, which was part of his filibuster, he also cites my book and the argument is our liberty should be presumed to be valid and government should only restrict it if they have a good reason and if they have reason, they should be able to show proof and facts, which they were unable to do with the bake shops. This is the fourth in a series of 12. What weve done if you want to learn more about these cases, if youre learning like we are and youre not a law, we have a book available for you that were selling at cost. It is written by tony morrow, 12 cases we selected for the series. If you go to cspan. Org landmark cases, you can find out how to order it and we have people ready to ship it out as soon as possible so you can follow our series. Let me say thank to you our guests for helping us understand lochner versus new york. It was a pleasure. Our landmark series cases continue next monday. Our landmark case is scheneck versus united stat
For five minutes. Ms. Mithal, let me ask you to clarify. You mentioned there would be one of your start with security business initiatives in austin, texas. Is thats correct . Thats correct. Whats the date you gave for that . November 5th. I wanted to repeat that because although my Congressional District is a little north of austin it obviously will Effect People in my state. Dr. Rosekind, thank you for being here. Thank you for always being very generous with your time and very forthcoming whenever they are questions. Thank you for opening up the doors of the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration to come and visit with you and see the good work that you and the men and women employed there the good work that youre doing. I have a copy of the Inspector Generals report. This was issued in june of this year. Can you take just a moment and go through which recommendations have been implemented . Certainly. Just as context, ill be clear that one of the things we did was actually
Good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc. Buckle up it looks like were in for another wild market ride today. China once again the big story overnight. Lets catch you up on what happened. Stocks there dropping more than 3 in early trading and then the central bank stepped in. Reports that state controlled funds bought stocks and that the peoples bank of china pouring about 20 billion into the money markets. That was the largest cash injection since september. Also they were likely using state banks to prop up the currency. After all of that they ended flattish to lower but not a huge boost. Not at all and they were saying it would further restrict sales and that set up after he was discussing. This is what kicked in yesterday. Exactly. He was highlighting that these big moves are par for the course in china and by putting the Circuit Breaker there it stops the ability for it to rally back later in trade because if you cut the trade off there and it doesnt get that in
Other than a gasoline engine. They will be connected to each other in ways that will make the driving experience safer and more enjoyable and they will more and more relieved the human being of the driving task. Because we know that humans are fallible and will have crashes and cars, the Automobile Industry and the national Highway Transportation Safety Administration or nhtsa has spent the last half century designing and building automobiles to be safer when they crash with innovations like seatbelts and airbags. Today we are designing and building automobiles to avoid collisions entirely with technologies like for him to backup cameras and blind spots warnings. Increasingly these technologies allow the machine to assist the driving task itself when the human driver doesnt react appropriately enough to approve a crash. Soon, technologies like vehicle to Vehicle Communications will be deployed with the promise to impact over 80 of the crashes on todays roads. The savings in terms of li
Will have Opening Statements herd, ms. F, mr. Kelly. After that, we will hear from then, after wend have heard from the witnesses, we will go to questions. So with that, i will give the first Opening Statement and again, welcome, everyone. Its interesting, the age we live in, of new technology and communications. The Incredible Technology that we see in take for granted every day, we are hearing a new we are entering a new era in transportation technology. Theres some of the older panelists, members of an audience who remember when you used to open the hood of a car and could take out the various parts and identify everything. Figure outd a phd to what is in there, and its capabilities are just astounding. A lot of safety features and cars we didnt have before, but we today will address the issues relating to, again, what we call the internet of cars and look at some of the implications of that technology. I think some of this was highlighted some time ago when that vehicle was hacked.