ibm 407, first ever promotion available computer. mass-produced by ibm. there were other programmable computers before about. this was the first lightweight cell phone. this box : weight three times. when you put all of the equipment around that it needed, you could get a computer from pathways between ten and 12 tons. that's a lot of weight to carry in your purse or pocket. what are some of the pieces of this? on your part left, in the middle is a converted typewriter used as a printer. right here at this door, was this. i found this on ebay. this is what was used to program the earliest computers. this was from an ibm 407. weekly program these, we have tax court. kind of thinking telephone operator and we plug one into a home here in 112 all and there and back. you end up with this network of brightly colored cords that control how the circuits inside that machine spoke to each oth other. then they produced results. fascinating. what you end up with is something that looks like this. that's somebody actually working on it. this is what the board would l

ibm just hired him. did not realize my dad is running his own ibm underground operation i hope i was slick enough to do something like that. now in keeping with the book i will do a spoiler alert to tell you the end of that story. here is a dresser drawer with playboys and ibm book so now i graduate from college and it's my time to take the entrance exam the first place i went to is that dresser drawer. and it's no longer there. he said what examination question? what do you mean? you don't need questions you are smart enough to take it. i'm smart enough to take it. 's now you will see this conflict of father and son with that tension my dad was always trying to see if he was better than me and i didn't do as well as he did and i heard about it for the rest of his life left that's the funniest way to say i could not be as aware as he is now the second part is great. it speaks to the mission and to teach people to be digitally literate and to how to live in our current democracy. and just reading about th

ibm just hiding. i did not realize my dad was running his own underground railroad operation at ibm. i think, i hope, that i would even slick enough to do something like that. now, in keeping with the book,, which is about a relationship with my dad, i am going to do a bit of a spoiler alert and tell you the end of that story. so here's the dresser drawer with playboys and the ibm thing, and so now i graduated from college and my time to take the ibm entrance exam. the first place i had to is that dresser drawer. guess what's no longer there. and when i get to my dad i said what, what examination questions? what do you mean? you don't need an exam, you don't need questions. you're smart enough to take it. i was smart enough to take it. one of the things i talk about and you see in this is this conflict father and son, there's always that tension. my dad was always trying to see if he was better than me, if i was better than him. i didn't do as well as he did on the ibm entrance exam and i heard about

that's the ibm company mantra. we need to maintain. as you know, we are number one in patents in terms of ai. we are very active in this area. i cannot predict it. >> it has been a pleasure catching up with you joining us from ibm, i'll send it back to you in london >> the vice president in china of ride hailing discussing what he sees is the key difference between u.s. and china >> if you look at u.s. and china, there are two different markets. in the u.s., nearly everyone owns a car in china, one car has to be shared by six people so there is a shortage of supply the condition in china and u.s. very ifferent. we have to develop much more sophisticated marketplace to manage supply and demand as well as match drivers with passengers than our american peers. >> also answering a question about when his firm might try to go public. >> i'm a tech person i don't have a time line at this point, i think i mentioned that penetration is only 2%. we need to continue to improve our safety and continue to create user value and that is the focus fo

ibm is trying t fix that. it's combining the power of supercomputing with big data to provide far more accurate forecasts which is which businesses can use to make operations more efficient. steve liesman got a firsthand look.te >> rep in developed countries like the united states, our smartphones warn us of looming storms. bitter cold. or seerg heat but billions of people lack even bait base basic weather forecasts makin world a more chaotic and dangerous place. but in a historic marriage much big data and tisupercom ibm is launching graph today, a global high resolution forking model. providing forecasts not for a few places around the world but the entire world. what you hears the sound of the ibm supercomter that runs the global weather model named after the ancnt god ruling the daytime sky. consisting of nin cabinets and 84 nodes. out puts a trillion pieces of weather data every day f 26 million locations around the world. the superimpurity is so fast the massive monthly model providesf casts every hour i

i spoke to the ceo of the weather company, a subsidiary of ibm. cameron clayton tom wait the new technology will give faster and more precise forecasts and will cover the whole planet. >> we just launched a global high-resolution model, the first of its kind in the world turned we belted -- first of its kind in the world. the rest of the world does not have the same quality weather forecasting we enjoy here in the united states. at ibm and the weather company, we have been working for the past two and half years to build this new global weather model. it launched recently. we are excited about it. >> what you hope to achieve with it? are you looking at forecasting to help save lives or what is the end goal? >> at the end of the day we do come back to saving lives. that is a mission our team has. when we look at whether -- we ather, and the volatility of it increasing around the world, we see that it is just proportionately impacting the poorer countries and poorer people in the world versus richer nations in the world. and we wanted to do somethin

together with ibm, we created a whole new kind of school called p-tech. within six years, students can graduate with a high school diploma, a college degree, and a pathway to a competitive job. you know what's going up today? my poster. today, there are more than a hundred thousand p-tech students around the world. it's a game changer. >> good morning. welcome back the dow now down about 18 points one story we have been watching is uber because the post ipo lockup period expires today. about 90% of shares will be available for trading. that would usually put a bunch of downward pressure, analysts say it could be different but why? many of the share holders are losing water uber shares are down 30% about 545 million shares purchased before the ipo are currently in the red uber shares down almost 2% again in the overnight market. one of the many startups that softbank sunk its teeth into let's talk more about softbank and its ceo masa son blind spots threaten son's $100 billion vision great to have you on is wework and uber going to change masa son's vision

ibm's project debater is the first of its kind in the world. a machine that can debate humans on complex objects. and in another world —first, it is here tonight to help to humans debate the motion ai will do more harm than good. project debater, these take the floor. applause project debater: ai will not be able to make a decision that is the morally correct one. the two project debaters are present in this single avatar using a female voice. each team's debater presents the opening arguments for the debate, which has been determined from over 1,000 contributions, something ibm calls speech by crowd. project debater: we will demonstrate how ai will automate repetitive tasks, the next issue will show how ai will create new jobs. the system solves the responses into meaningful groups and identifies central themes. the ai generates a narrative from what it deems the most relevant information. and then the human team members take over to continue the debate. they peer deeply into our soul because of the amount of data we trail on an everyday bas

ibm's project debater is the first of its kind in the world. a machine that can debate humans on complex objects. and in another world —first, it is here tonight to help to humans debate the motion ai will do more harm than good. project debater, these take the floor. applause project debater: ai will not be able to make a decision that is the morally correct one. the two project debaters are present in this this single avatar using a female voice. each team's debater presents the opening arguments for the debate, which has been determined from over 1,000 contributions, something ibm calls speech by crowd. project debater: we will demonstrate how ai will automate repetitive tasks and the next issue will show how ai will create new jobs. the system solves the responses into meaningful groups and identifies central themes and the ai generates a narrative from what it deems the most relevant information. then the human team members take over to continue the debate. they peer deeply into our soul because of the amount of data we trail on an every

ibm's project debater is the first of its kind in the world. a machine that can debate humans on complex objects. and in another world —first, it is here tonight to help to humans debate the motion ai will do more harm than good. project debater, these take the floor. applause project debater: ai will not be able to make a decision that is the morally correct one. the two project debaters are present in this single avatar using a female voice. each team's debater presents the opening arguments for the debate, which has been determined from over 1,000 contributions, something ibm calls speech by crowd. project debater: we will demonstrate how ai will automate repetitive tasks and the next issue will show how ai will create newjobs. the system solves the responses into meaningful groups and identifies central themes and the ai generates a narrative from what it deems the most relevant information. then the human team members take over to continue the debate. they peer deeply into our soul because of the amount of data we trail on an everyday ba

she's a board member of ibm. the special edition "halftime report" returns in just two minutes. >> there were many women throughout our country who have never heard of the memorial, that don't know their service can be recognized. >> if you or someone you know is a woman veteran, please go to wome womensmemorial.org or call us and regter. . >>> my family has served in the army for over three generations. my great grandfather was in the army, my grandfather in the air force and my father in the air force, as well. getting to lay a wreath at arlington was such an honor for me, because i know my father and grandfather lost many friends at war whose familyies never got th chance to say good bye. >> she is here in the audience. her dad is a veteran. her mom is a financial planner and knows the importance certainly of investing early. so our friends are proud to honor the recognition of veterans with a gift card to help her get started on her investing journey. how great is that? so happy to have you here. i know it me

in a historic marriage of big data and computer, ibm is launching graph today. it will provide accurate weather forecast not for a few places around the world but for the entire world >> what you're hearing is the sound as the ibm super computer that runs the new global weather model. it's named after an ancient god that ruled the sky it consists of nine cabinets and has 84 nods in it. the super computer is so fast, this massive model provides new forecasts every hour instead of every six hours. >> we're getting down to kind of the cellular level of the thunderstorms now where we weren't able to do that before with that information we can now provide better support through criminal decision makers it's big potential business because big companies increasingly need accurate weather data >> any business that doesn't have a weather strategy is missing out on returns be able to predict the weather in advance for retailers, energy company, government transportation businesses is all we do. >> reporter: better international weather forecast can mean more comfortable f

,oining me is obed louissaint ibm vice president of people and culture. the great to get your perspective. i thought the report was truly fascinating. we were talking about marrying technology and jobs. what sectors see the most benefit, but what workers are displaced the most? obed: one of the things we are seeing is every sector is going to be impacted. ai is going to affect 100% of the jobs. what the study did was look at tax, and what is interesting about looking at tax is then you can look across occupations and see, what are the skills that are going to be shifting? one of the things we are seeing that is impacting the most is areas like manufacturing, areas where there are more routine tasks. where we are also finding it is in areas are skills where it skills or human skills. those are going to increase in value, where you are talking about creative thinking. communication as an industry. alix: which is fascinating because we just showed that chart in the change in salary a year based on this. say, for thegh, manufacturing sector, how many tasks wo

ibm bought the weather company in 2015 and today the tech giant is announcing a major new development that will marry a big super computer and big data, and perhaps change weather forecasting the world over senior economics reporter steve liesman visited the super computer in raleigh, north carolina >> in developed countries like the united states, our smartphones warn us of looming storms bitter cold or searing heat. but billions of people around the globe lack even basic weather forecasts, making the world a much more chaotic and dangerous place. but in an historic marriage of big data and super computing, ibm is launching graph today the global high-resolution atmospheric forecasting model. ibm says graph will provide accurate weather forecasts not for a few places around the world, but for the entire world. what you're hearing is the sound of dais, the ibm super computer that runs the new global weather model. it's named after an ancient god who ruled the daytime sky. it has 84 cabinets that 12 trillion pieces of weather data every day for 12 million locations around the world the

ibm bought the weather company in 2016, today, the tech giant is announcing a major announcement that takes super computing power to disrupt, weather. steve liesman visited the newest super computer in north carolina to find out how it is happening. >> reporter: in developed countries, smart phones warn of looming storms, bitter cold, seering heat, but billions of people around the globe lack basic weather forecasts, making the world a much more chaotic, dangerous place. in a historic marriage of big data and super computing, ibm is launching f launching graf it will provide accurate weather forecasts not for a few places around the world but for the entire world you hear the sound of the super computer that runs the new global weather model, named after an ancient god that ruled the daytime sky, consists of nine cabinets that has 84 nodes in it. 12 trillion pieces of weather data every day for 26 million locations. the super computer is so fast, this massive model provides new forecasts every hour, instead of every six hours. >> we're getting down to the cellular level of the thunder

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ibm, we might want to use some of your watson technology. this is definitely something that could change over the decade. cheryl: it could be $10 billion depending how much the cloud services are rearranged under the military, they've got 600 different clouds right now. let's talk about google. attorneys generalses are expanding anti-trust investigations into google. they want to look at the ad business as well as search. >> google has been under the microscope a lot lately, it reminds me of microsoft in the late '90s, when everybody was saying microsoft is too big. the states are saying google is too big, they control too much. at concern is the android operating system, it's on a lot of smartphones. the concern is the bundled apps and the search that's built into the android phone. by default, it's going to be google search. that has concern because if you're bing or you have another product that you want to get in there, it requires that the consumer get the device and actively participate in using your app. it gives google the upper hand

together with ibm, we created a whole new kind of school called p-tech. within six years, students can graduate with a high school diploma, a college degree, and a pathway to a competitive job. you know what's going up today? my poster. today, there are more than a hundred thousand p-tech students around the world. it's a game changer. >> welcome back. president trump is waking up today as only the fourth sitting president to have formal impeachment proceedings levelled against him. tracie potts joins us with the latest >> reporter: we've been hearin a lot but this process is about to formally kick off the public will see nationally televised hearings and get a chance to see the evidence and hear the witnesses >> the resolution is adopted >> with every republican voting against it and two democrats defecting. >> it is a sad day because nobody comes to congress to impeach a president of the united states. no one the house vote paves the way despite a protest. republicans will continue to have input their lawyers can ask questions. they can call witnesses.

which is why so many people who dare to take on problems work with ibm. historic event that washingtonians are still celebrating. yesterday thousands lined the streets and braved the chilly fall weather to honor the city's world series-winning home team, the washington nationals. times have changed since 1924. that's the last time that washington won the major league baseball world series. this year the team's inspiration and rallying cry, the some hoot annoying children's song "baby shark," which helped to motivate the team and fans overcome a rough start to the season. >> bumpy roads lead to beautiful places. this trophy is proof of that. this is for you, d.c. >> brennan: ryan zimmerman was the team's first draft pick when the nationals moved to washington in 1995. >> i truly believe this is the greatest city to play sports in the world. thank you. >> brennan: we all agree with that and offer our congratulations and thank you to the washington nationals. the celebration continues tomorrow when the team has been invitessed to visit the white house. back

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i don't know what it has to do with ibm. pace of change has gotten faster than anybody can adapt to, if that is your question. i think ginni rometty has done a decent job. way, jeff bezos has a situation a little bit like masayoshi son or his willingness to make giant bets, the financial markets, decisions to ,ack him no matter what he does investors' unremitting confidence gives him the ability to invest in services per microsoft has really found a way , nonetheless because of experience, incredible leadership, and a lot of preparation, to slowly come up the tailpipe. ibm seems not to be able to do that. at rbc capitalre markets. have you figured out the technological impact, plus or minus, on all of our economic assumptions? so where the errors are? tom: where the errors are. david kirkpatrick set a world compared to the charles evans world, it is a mystery. tom p.: it is a mystery. thinkou think about -- i it is easy to get lost in the idea of the population is aging, growth is going to slow down as a result, you are goin

which is why so many people who dare to take on problems work with ibm. monday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, monday, november 11 happy veteran's day top stories before 8:30 on the east coast chaos no hong kong, hong kong police opened fire on protesters, at least one person was shot, hong kong's leader carrie lam called the protesters quote the people's enemy, unquote, she said they are their actions are destructive could bring hong kong to road of no return new concerns over a deal between u.s. and china have futures pulling back dow industrials pulling back 130 points this morning half a percent s&p futures down 12 the nasdaq futures lower by 37, this on top of three major indices hitting record highs unchaertdz territory on friday check ebb european indices, meanwhile, ft 100 down 87 uk we got economic data out this morning, the uk economy grew at the slowest rate in sometime, rate of 3/10 of a percent in third quarter that was below expectations, having a tough time generating growth cac quarante down 5 points paris dax is down 47 point

which is why so many people who dare to take on problems work with ibm. if we can get a couple of thing he is like usmca passed maybe a german fiscal stimulus with europe offer its back dow and 30,000 -- a lot here in america. >>that white house peter navarro speaking with our own trish reg opinion last night the dow industrials closing in on record territory again. to start off this week on next guest says they'll fight the tape. jonathon member of capitalist pig.com is here. and you're right markets don't wanting to go down but they want to go up. >> stocks like apple great to be with you good morning cheryl stocks like apple stocks like microsoft jpmorgan these are big names that make a up major indices and at 52 week high in many cases all time highs and 60% of the s&p 500 is above its 200 day moving average cheryl what does that mean? it means that trend is up and you've always lost money fightings the tape and that's why for most investor right now despite the fact that market has gone higher and higher all time high after all time high trend is hig

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