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Hes brought us into a world of alternative facts where the president can say with a straight face that he really won the popular vote because somehow 3 to 5 million illegal voters mysteriously appeared to vote for hillary clinton and then equally mysteriously disappeared without detection. this is someone who cannot stand the slightest slight or insult no matter how small, but who has to lash out and respond. i was appalled by the exchange between kim and trump about who has a bigger button. cou...

Job a little bit easier? >> well, camera systems, for example. theres over 1,000-some-odd cameras in the times square area. the sophistication of those c cameras is constantly changing and improving. facial recognition capabilities, color recognition. youre looking for somebody in a red coat among 1,000 people. the ability to basically have that pop up on the screen and identify it very quickly among those 1,000 people whos got a red coat on. i think in years ahead, the capabilities of both the ...

Potential solutions. but its still very early. and its really much by condition. one condition or another like glucose for diabetes and heart rhythm for people with heart rhythm, like atrial fibrillation disorder. >> how steep is that learning curve? you mentioned apple, google, amazon. these are companies that historically have not been doing much with health care. how difficult for them to get into that sector? >> thats a really great question. initially, just a couple few years ago, they pret...

Awareness and more funding and thankfully some big names jumping on board and helping to generate those. >> but for a handful of cancers, most see cancer as something curable or we can keep people alive for a long time. when you look at alzheimers, you dont think that right enough to. theres no cure, hardly detection. do you see a world between now and 2050 where thats just not the case? >> i absolutely do. and maybe its wishful thinking but i see this day and night. im passionate about it. i kn...

The union address. that is always the presidents best day of the year when he commands the stage uninterrupted. if im the white house, i want to clear the detection so when the funding runs out, democrats will have enormous leverage. >> paul and i were discussing that maybe president trump like to have the government shut down because the mueller investigation would stop. dont you think? >> i think fbi personnel are probably considered essential. >> that would be interesting. the republicans in ...

Capabilities to identify them and the administration seems to be able to hold them accountable, ali. >> we have got to figure out what holding them accountable looks like particularly it is a rogue regime we are dealing with on a bunch of other levels. tom bossert cited microsoft as an early detector of the wanna cry attacks. you recognize technology has a role to play in the detection and combatting of this kind of cyber attack? >> i think thats absolutely right. the government not able to filt...

Interest for me has begun in august looking at the sky looking at the universe across ovals possible mediums the gether. einstein would have been thrilled he predicted gravitational waves one hundred years ago but doubted they would ever be found. vivia raymone explains that physicists back in einsteins day didnt know of any celestial objects heavy enough to produce such waves. this is one of the observatories where the initial detection of the waves was made in two thousand and fifteen and two ...

The jihadi magazine? >> "inspire". theres several different versions of it. i have to say social media companies have come a long way about policing that content. i think youtube has done a really good job. youve seen where foreign members are saying we need a place to host our content because we cant do it on youtube. theyve done a good job either through flaggers, a community pointing it out or automated detection, but at the same point, theyre not there no police all internet websites. >> wha...

Live in new york city, you dont go through any sort of detection to get on the subway or into port authority. you walk in the door like you walk into a shopping mall. i mean, this is nothing like the airports. >> no, there is basically zero security to get in and out of there. there are a lot of surveillance cameras, so im sure thats one thing we havent spoken about on this incident. im sure theres going to be a lot of surveillance camera footage thats going to be released, but youll see the bad...

All around us that we couldnt see before. the same is with the waves we could look at stars galaxies planets but now with the waves we can study objects that we just couldnt see before. them all is an astrophysicist at the albert einstein institute in pottstown. the scientists here develop models to improve the detection and analysis of gravitational waves. but when they were first detected in september twenty fifteen. was in his office its a day he says hell never forget it was such a surprise ...