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We are here in london. Im guy johnson. Lets turn to russia. In her first interview with an international broadcaster, the head of the central bank has told bloomberg that bank of russia is not an arm of the kremlin. Elvira nabiullina has been criticized for the rubles collapse. Ryan chilcote began by asking her whether the ruble will tumble again. We are of course not expecting any massive decrease in the rubles exchange rate, because the decline in the oil price was the third biggest in the las...

Set to open in the green as the u. S. Economy grows at its fastest rate in over a decade. Is dow 18,000 on the way . And walgreens shares higher in the premarket. And new details on the massive recall that is scalding shares of Keurig Green Mountain this morning, literally. But first up, mountains aiming for uncharted territory one day after the dow and s p hit some recordclosing highs, the blue chips are within 41 points of 18,000. A full point would take the s p to a new allday intraday high. ...

For more information about this weekends 48hour television schedule, visit us online at booktv. Org. Coming up next on booktv, Sister Simone campbell, author of a talking nun on a bus. She talks about the bus tour she and a group of Roman Catholic nuns launched to talk about the budget proposal. This is a little under ab hour. An hour. [inaudible conversations] good morning, everybody. I want to go ahead and ask us to find a seat. So we can get started. While the 2014 Community Action Partnershi...

The first word processer, the first smartphone, the first car, the first plane, it has this connotation of a breakthrough investigation thats in essence a quantum leap. And my book is about how we as a society need to be innovating more and how the really significant innovations that move the dial are these breakthrough zero to one companies. Host is Silicon Valley a zero to one, does that have a zero to one mindset . Guest theres, theres definitely Silicon Valley at this point is the center of ...

We are here to get to know one another and also to celebrate the publication of a very special book by joyce king exonerated. Many of you have already read that so you know whats in it and some of you have lived through something similar to that so you know about the life that is depicted in it and we are very honored to have joyce at the institute. Im going to turn it over to her and i will reappear later. For those of you that dont know joyce came i want to introduce her. Shes a native texan w...

Minutes. Now ladies and gentlemen please rise for the National Anthem sung by diane from enzi oc. [applause] ladies and gentlemen please welcome citizenship chairman michael reiser. [applause] diane ty you should know is not only a talented performer and artist, she is also a very talented fundraiser and her connection to the National Conference on citizenship is working with our service year project. You may have heard the term the franklin project. Its all a line so we appreciate your efforts ...

Guest thank you. My pleasure. Next, Zephyr Teachout and janine wedel discuss corruption in business. Its an hour and 20. Good evening everybody. Welcome to tonights event. Thank you so much for coming despite the noreaster storm and terrible conditions. We really appreciate and it could not have a more interesting topic or better panel to address it. There are some people who are attracted to sort of neat tiny little problems theyd like to solve, and other types of people are attracted to chroni...

Know, the holy grail of i. T. Used to be four ts which still allows you time to update your systems, take them down if you need to, but you cant take down a water pump to update or patch the latest, you cant take down the water pump thats feeding the washington area, so it makes it very hard to align the needs of i. T. And opt t. , and that creates o. T. And that creates gaps that people looking to create nuisance can exploit. In the nearterm, mediumterm, the first thing is that nist met your na...

If you havent read Walter Isaacson it is a delight to read and because he connects us with devices that connect our lives. Everyone of you is carrying around something that has dozens and dozens of technological streams that have merged to get it to give us the connectivity we assume it today. Walter is the best person i know. Alter is the best person i know at explaining the connections that lead to the things that change our lives. In his new book the innovators how a group of hackers, geniuse...

[inaudible conversations] good evening, everybody. Welcome to tonights event. Thank you so much for coming despite the noreaster storm and terrible conditions. We really appreciate it. And we could not have a more interesting topic or a better panel to address it. You know, there are some people who are attracted to sort of neat tidy little problems theyd like to solve and other types of people who are attracted to chronic problems that are as old and as deep as politics itself. And curbing corr...