Years ago, but they are now back with a new model that will run on the android system. Global slowing Smartphone Market. But first, our top story. For its goal, tesla did not meet its predictions. Shares are falling on late trading after the news broke. Earlier this week may analysts mentioned that the 100,000 delivery goal may have been talk in order to divert attention away from the falling revenue. To discuss, i am joined over the phone with our guest. But david is here. Not00 is a record, but 100,000, so is it good or bad . David it is a record for them, but not by much. Elon musk said they could get to 100,000 if they pushed. I wonder if he had not checked said anything if things would look better. The more alarming thing is the fact that most of the vehicles being sold are now the lowerpriced model 3s, and you are starting to see a lot less ,ake on model s and model x which are the expensive vehicles. The question is where the prophets will come from if you are selling the lower
Obama era agriculture secretary tom vilsack. Topics include tariffs and trade with china, and the role of agriculture in the 2020 election. This is one hour. Everyone , it is warm. So youre here. Thank you my name the kaleena. Anda senior food agriculture reporter at politico. Politico covers food and agriculture. Were really proud of that. And its for those of you not amiliar, politico is washington d. C. Based news outlet. Im sure all of you are reading it. Im really delighted to be here today in texas, one of my the union. Ates in im not just pandering. Were going to talk about the state of agriculture in 2020 and beyond. And before we start, i want to theurage you to join conversation on social media, is trib fest 19. I also want to give a big thanks the Texas Tribune festival for hosting this great event and sponsoring. I also understand the Texas Farm Bureau is supporting this and to hear from them. We have a really good panel. Know if you guys realize that. I dont know if the au
Everyone , it is warm. So youre here. Thank you my name the kaleena. Anda senior food agriculture reporter at politico. Politico covers food and agriculture. Were really proud of that. And its for those of you not amiliar, politico is washington d. C. Based news outlet. Im sure all of you are reading it. Im really delighted to be here today in texas, one of my the union. Ates in im not just pandering. Were going to talk about the state of agriculture in 2020 and beyond. And before we start, i want to theurage you to join conversation on social media, is trib fest 19. I also want to give a big thanks the Texas Tribune festival for hosting this great event and sponsoring. I also understand the Texas Farm Bureau is supporting this and to hear from them. We have a really good panel. Know if you guys realize that. I dont know if the audience realizes that. Two texans and an iowan, which is great. Ideologicalss the spectrum. Frankly, theres a lot going on agriculture, so we have plenty to ta
You do at George Mason University . Prof. Wijesekera i do research mostly related to cybersecurity and its consequences on the Transportation Systems. I have a large group of students who work on radio communications. Some on uavs, meaning unmanned areas. Torything that is related industrial automation. What is that word you are using . Wakers . Yes, like inera buses and trains and so on. Any classes as well . Prof. Wijesekera yes, i usually teach cybersecurity classes. This fall, i am going to teach a class on automatic wakers. Good selectiony facultyate students and that lift us update by day. We are encouraged to do whatever out and look at the new areas that are emerging and participate to the best extent we can. Peter you also have worked at the National Institute of standards and technology. What is that, and what are you doing . The nationalera institute of standards and fornology has a division cybersecurity. As a visiting researcher, and most of my work there has been forensic
We hear about local tribes commercial interactions with Spanish Missions and fur traders and the items these groups exchanged, including livestock fabric and fur. This is an hour and 15 minutes. All right, todays lecture is going to pull together some of the topics that weve been exploring throughout the semester. The spanish colonization of north america, contributions of native american societies to development of the various colonies, manifest destiny and the american conquest of northern mexico. And the american wests role in the sectional crisis over slavery. Were going to examine them from a slightly different perspective. A few weeks ago we read about indian removal in the 19th century. And how it shaped and was shaped by the expansion of american democracy as well as the United States expanding cotton economy. In your readings, indian nations like the cherokees, for example, were clearly victimized by the United States government in the state of georgia as well as landhungry se