on c-span 3. working with cable affiliate and visiting cities across the country. this past september, the national highway traffic safety administration mentioned guidelines for autonomous vehicles. experts and consultant sat down to talk about driverless, shared and electric vehicles and the future of transportation. this took place at common wealth club of california in san francisco. good even aeng welcome to tonight s meeting of the common wealth club of california. the place where you and we are all in the know. we are on-line, at commonwealthclub.org, on facebook, twitter and check out the common wealth club youtube channel. i m janette shaw. ceo of techolicy and your moderator for autonomous vehicles and the future of transport. i ve been in technology for over 30 years. techolicy provides stake holder engagement to meet the needs of the individual sector such as autonomous vehicles. prior to techolicy, i worked for a fortune 500 company and chosen by kleiner perk
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 605! south dakota! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: oh, hey, welcome, everybody. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show you want to be at. the show you want to watch. we got a big show tonight. i m your host, jimmy fallon. guys, we have james mcavoy on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he stars in the new movie, split , which is about a man with 24 different personalities. as opposed to the other way to see a guy deal with over 20 crazy personalities, watching an episode of the bachelor. [ light laughter ] that s another way you can do it. it actually was pretty chilly here today in new york. 38 degrees. coincidentally, 38 degrees is a a 98 degrees cover band that also turned down performing at trump s inauguration. [ laughter and applause ] weird coincidence. this is very i
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 605! south dakota! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: oh, hey, welcome, everybody. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show you want to be at. the show you want to watch. we got a big show tonight. i m your host, jimmy fallon. guys, we have james mcavoy on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he stars in the new movie, split , which is about a man with 24 different personalities. as opposed to the other way to see a guy deal with over 20 crazy personalities, watching an episode of the bachelor. [ light laughter ] that s another way you can do it. it actually was pretty chilly here today in new york. 38 degrees. coincidentally, 38 degrees is a a 98 degrees cover band that also turned down performing at trump s inauguration. [ laughter and applause ] weird coincidence. this is very i
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 605! south dakota! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: oh, hey, welcome, everybody. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show you want to be at. the show you want to watch. we got a big show tonight. i m your host, jimmy fallon. guys, we have james mcavoy on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he stars in the new movie, split , which is about a man with 24 different personalities. as opposed to the other way to see a guy deal with over 20 crazy personalities, watching an episode of the bachelor. [ light laughter ] that s another way you can do it. it actually was pretty chilly here today in new york. 38 degrees. coincidentally, 38 degrees is a a 98 degrees cover band that also turned down performing at trump s inauguration. [ laughter and applause ] weird coincidence. this is very i
people of west tennessee as the united states attorney, as the chief law enforcement officer for the district. tell our viewers what is, what was operation tennessee waltz an your role in it. it was in the early 2000s in the mid 2000s in the tennessee legislature. it was a level of corruption. among state legislators and so, the u.s. attorney s office and the fbi before i became united states attorney, developed an undercover operation, tennessee waltz, where a fictional company was created. they would quote unquote lobby the tennessee legislature. of course, they were bribing those members who had been b engaged in other activity that they should not have been eng e engaged in. so, i prosecuted those cases after they were indicted. and it resulted in the conviction of 12 members of the legislature, some that were outside of the tennessee legislature, but the main thing is it sent a signal to elected officials, public servants across the state of tennessee, that just can