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Doctors. to repeat, coding is important. computers are important. but the jobs of the future and life in the future will be about how technology interacts with human beings. and for that, you need all kinds of knowledge, scientific, as well as humanistic. next on gps, president bill clinton and the man that has been called italys bill clinton. so you dont have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. todays the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the...

Personal records. the company is working with the f fbi and that theres no evidence that it was stolen or used. we asked ibm to show us where other information and goods are sold. we visited a website advertising fake passports. its only available behind an anonymous network. but once youre there, buying this blank passport from finland is as easy as clicking an order form. >> this is remarkably organized. and its user friendly. >> right. you dont have to know coding or be part of a secret socie...

Even the toughest, most angriest working-class white guy will say, youve got to know something to do this job. just a thought. we will get back to that later because its my favorite question tonight. michael steele, john harwood him a steve schmidt, by the way, you went from the jersey guy tonight. dont think im not watching. once more from the reagan library in coding which of these desperate antedates connected tonight. did anybody make noise tonight? everybody is saying lindsey graham. we wil...

Pamela brown there was monkey business with the code. so e-mails went through the lawyers office and coding was changed to something called five, making it impossible for the public and congress to see. the key thing is that the lawyer is the same lawyer handling the lois learner e-mails at the irs. whistle blowers were like woah. >> its a tight little dirty circle. catherine rosen, thank you. factor tip of the day, i am a magazine cover guy, once again. the tip, moments away. nts away. (wolves ...

Career but less than 1% end up majoring in computer science. >> the jobs of tomorrow we dont even know today. so our students need to be totally prepared to be able to incorporate science, technology, and mathematics all in one universal way. >> the time where we are more technically advanced for pushing girls out, and girls who code is about pushing girls back in. >> reporter: the idea behind the program is simple. teach young girls to code and make sure they have the skills to succeed in the n...

The city towing his younger brother in a trash can to keep him afloat. they were eventually evacuated to texas. six months later they returned and the city was almost unrecognizable. victor sauce his peers struggling to cope. many of them still traumatized, so he joined an organization called rethink, to help young people get more involved in rebuilding new orleans. recently he finished a coding boot camp at operation spark. today hes studying to earn a high-tech job, wants to introduce more you...

By the way, jeff bezos has been doing it for years. hes building kpcompanies insid the umbrella. its a game of tall length. if you get the right people and they work at the right speed they grow. >> do you think coding is critical in terms of jobs for the future? a lot of people talking about coding? >> absolutely. not just coding, everything in the software economy. if you can write koid, thats fantastic. if you understand code, thats fantastic. two can understand creating business opportunitie...

Women in this country fill nearly half of all jobs but they hold less than 25% of stem jobs. were talking here about work within science, technology engineering and math fields. in middle school 74% of girls are interested in stem subjects but when it comes time to choose a college major less than 1% of high school girls choose computer science. this weeks foot soldier has been blogging since she was six, coding since she was 11 and has given tech talks in the u.s. and in canada. but its her mes...

Joining me in being an undefinable you." because really what i think about is were all put into a skin that we have no control of so it really -- your job and mission is to show everybody whats inside of you. >> that was 13-year-old los angeles native kayla banks speaking in portland at the oriley open source convention last week. right now she joins us from l.a. its so nice to see you this morning, kayla. >> hi melissa. >> tell me about when you first got interested in computers. >> well i firs...

Images, i like to edit videos, i like to play games a lot like simms and just a whole bunch of stuff i like to do and i also like to cook. >> what do you zmook. >> what do i cook? oh anything i can find on pinterest. >> do you particularly love sweets or do you mostly cook savory foods? >> i mostly cook savory foods like on the stove top. >> i was at the white house and talking about increasing diversity in stem fields. is there anything you would say in particular to girls about computers and...