You from the bloomberg terminal. American contagion. The u. S. Records its biggest ever jump in new virus cases. Governors reverse plans to reopen their states. Powell puts his foot down. The fed dividends bid buybacks. Buybacks amid uncertainty around the pandemic. Wall street giant slide in late trading. An elaborate fraud. Auditors accuse them of a sophisticated scheme to hide billions of euros. Visa and mastercard consider cutting ties. Just under one hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe. Lets take a look at the futures as they are trading now. Yesterday, we closed slightly in the green. The u. S. Also rose and rallied into the close on news that banks would get a little bit more room from regulators to trade and be able to use more of their capital buffers, so diminishing the volcker rule, helping in the u. S. European futures are up as well as we get headlines that klm is securing a 3. 4 billion euro bailout from the dutch government, so we see more hope of s
protect. you have to get into the heads of those on the other side of because you have to change their calculation enough to get them to the table. talk about what we did in iraq. we had to put a lot of economic pressure to get them to the table. that have to be the first step. what you did in afghanistan and pakistan, trying to get the taliban to the table for discussion. think what we i have to understand is it is primarily a political problem that has to be addressed. ascension of the sunni extremists, the so-called isis group, is taking advantage of the breakdown in political dialogue and the total lack of trust between the maliki government, the sunni leaders, and the kurdish leaders. more with hillary clinton saturday at 7 p.m. eastern and sunday morning at 9:15 a.m. on c-span 2 s book tv. a government report this week concluded the federal aviation administration will miss next year s deadline to set rules for civilian and commercial drones to be safely integrated in
what is on path and technology and i the computer science degree. i ended up being a photographer doing underwater pictures. i have been stuck back into technology recently. i am jonathan downey, the founder and ceo of airware. i started at boeing working on helicopter systems. i was briefly an airline pilot. i started airware to address some problems that i saw as an undergrad at m.i.t. in developing drones for specific applications. we develop platform of software and hardward that power drones. one thing we don t do is actually build the drones ourselves. i am the founder and ceo of skycatch. we build fully economist ground robots for collecting data. some of our clients use these robots to collected all across their job sites. my goal is to help all of these companies with logistics. help them optimize process and safety. i am very thankful to be here. first question is for chris where are we today with the underlying technologies that make these possible and wher
than our weekly legal papers. you have to sort of explain what it means in a way that is understandable for lawyers and others who read the paper. it is not just lawyers. to understand what the impact of it means. there is a lot of rhetoric. there are a lot of people on tv saying a lot of things. it is difficult to find out exactly what the law is. sometimes it takes a couple days for it to settle down and for people to analyze it. do your editors give you all the space you want to detail a case like this? they always have they hold the scissors. i just give them a big long story and they can trim it to their individual needs. i normally don t get cut off. my stories tend to be in the 1200 word range. i am glad you focused on hobby lobby. at least this one, we knew what the bottom line was. it was relatively easy. about a week before, there was a greenhouse gas case. justice scalia starts reading the majority opinion. scalia very rarely is on the side of the environme
against technology. that was actually we had this conversation a little bit about some of the limits of kind of online activism or some people say hash tag activism. this ability of just masses of people to bring attention to these issues, right, and we talked about how that kind of bubbled up during the whole malaysian airlines hysteria where, you know, we all of a sudden started paying attention to these 200 kidnapped girls. the other analog is joseph coney, coney 2012. one of the most massive campaign we have seen in terms of online activism and it was all these eyes now focused on the whole premise was let s make coney famous and that will lead to some sort of capture, but still, as you say, coney is still out there, we haven t found most of these girls. so there are , as we said, limis to what technology can be, especially if you have people trying to evade. it goes back to the basic human connections. the 200 girls in nigeria will probably be found because someo