the first movie studio ever the entrepreneur edison captured a lab workers sneeze. which became the first copyrighted film? again, it was a search for truth. which is a sneeze look like in a way that you could never see in real life in real time? in france in 1895 the brothers august and louis lumiere. created a movie system that protected images on a theater screen not inside a box like edison's kinetoscope. their first movies were proto documentaries. scenes of everyday life and images of distant lands they called them documentaries. well edison premiered his version of projected movies in 1896 audiences were impressed but many critics saw the inventors vitoscope as just his latest toy. no, one can really envision what you would do with this. could you sit in a theater and watch scenes from? street scenes of cities would you could actually go to the city and walk around and hear things and see things? so movies was looked upon as maybe a kind of an interesting short-term fad. the earliest nonfiction films were called actualities. enterprising cameraman like billy

from thomas edison's films to reality tv. the burbank public library hosted the event and the video was provided by the burbank channel. >> i just wanted to say thank you all for coming. i'm hubert kozak of the library's staff. tonight's program is a series of programs that the library presents from time to time on topics related to the film industry. sometimes we take a look behind the scenes at how films in a specific genre are made or explore how a particular movie was made. we did this recently, for example, with "queens of animation" and a look at the making of the movie "chinatown" just a few weeks ago now. tonight we're presenting a program on the craft and varied history of documentary filmmaking. in the spring we hope to present a program on the creation of music scores for film by taking a close look at the storied career of max steiner, perhaps hollywood's most influential composer. it has been noted that we are presently in a golden age of documentary film making, with more documentaries being filmed, screened, an

it started less than 60 years ago when the prospects were so pour thomas edison would not spend $150 to protect the rights of his kennic scope. where the automobile is+++68 in different languages and dialects, but it all means the same thing, let's go to the movies. the greatest medium for entertainment. to most people the movies in their theaters mean hollywood, hollywood, california, usa, the city that is not a city, only a post office branch of los angeles, where 30,000 specialists working in 272 separate arts and crafts, sciences and trades make the movies, working as a team to put their ideas into pictures. ♪♪ >> the end product of their labor is a continuous piece of film about an inch and a half wide and almost two miles long. containing approximately 150,000 still pictures and frames. ♪♪ >> the reason these pictures seem to move is because of the fact that they can be flashed on the screen at the rate of 90 feet per minute, like this. film is silver coded celulose, and it's a by-product of cotton, and there would not be any movies if bails of cotton were not grown eac

i often tell the story of,, edison was one of the great inventors of all time -- thomas edison was one of the greatest inventors of all time, but someone else invented the filament. most people don't know that. he was a smart guy, the son of slaves. he escaped to massachusetts, but he came up with a carbon filament that made, edison's lightbulb work -- made edison's lightbulb work, so he never got credit for it, but that did not mean he did not do it, so just because you don't have the opportunity doesn't mean you don't have the wherewithal. there are a lot of young black people that have what it takes to be outstanding legislators, president, vice president. the question is, will they have the opportunity? >> excellent point. do you have time for one more? this is from tyson king meadows. he says, the supreme court has steadily whittled away at congressional prerogatives over the years. the most egregious perhaps in recent memory was the shelby decision. given the enormous power congress holds in article one, might we see the court again reject national standards, if the john lewis vo

it all started less than 60 years ago, when the prospects were so poor that thomas edison would not spend $150 to protect the foreign rights of his kinetoscope. the movies, like the automobile, grew up in the 20th century. but where the automobile is tangible and real, the movies are light and shadow. people first saw them in a penny arcade, where they appeared as a series of cards flipped in rapid fashion to assimilate motion. then a continuous projection machine was made and the nickelodeon was born. people could now gather in groups to view drama and the great events in history. ♪♪ >>> electronics transmitted sound into audible impulses and then in 1927, pictures found their voice. ♪ i tangled around ♪ ♪ mamie i'm coming i hope i didn't make you wait ♪ ♪ mamie i hope i'm not late mamie, don't you know me ♪ ♪ it's your little baby ♪ >> to that which grieves my heart and wet my cheeks with artificial tears and frame my face to all occasions, can i do this and cannot get a crown. were it further. i'll pluck it down. ♪♪ >> people say it in 150 different languages an

she had a retirement account at edison and almost $700,000 in life insurance. and, despite her reluctance to believe that paul was trying to poison her, she had changed those insurance policies, making her sister -- according to the prosecution, paul only found that out after linda's death, and he wasn't happy. >> he had letters that he sent to the insurance company saying that we paid for the premium from our marriage money, i am entitled to it. >> he also find out that paul had filed an insurance claim for a ladies rolex wall watch and some jewelry that had gone missing after linda's funeral. he received a 9000 dollar payout. but investigator knew that linda had wanted the rolex to go to her sister. >> and i called her and said there is a report that the watch was stolen, she says no i have to watch on right now. >> in fact, the watch had never been stolen. paul curry, it seemed, had filed a phony insurance claim. >> who does that? if somebody is an innocent spouse, grieving the death of his beloved wife, who decides, within days after that to fake the theft

our tour guide edison, _ know how, but it works. our tour guide edison, grew up in this favela. it is not a tourist place. - this favela. it is not a tourist place. of- this favela. it is not a l tourist place. of course this favela. it is not a - tourist place. of course there are many tourists who want to come, because it became so famous because of the movies. it is not like the movies. but desite it is not like the movies. but despite the _ it is not like the movies. but despite the challenges people face here, talents emerge. this is the battle of the barbers. this is a classic barber's competition. 20 minutes to do the best haircut. pretty intense. the competition happens in two parts. one for the best cut, and the other more artistic creations. i can't believe this guy is actually trusting me to cut his hair. here we go. all right. like this? like that. before you are a barber, what was your life like? three, two, one, there we go! clearly a natural? thank you very much. you have got to admit, ayo was pretty nifty with those clippers, but not sure i am ready to let him an

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here was edison, absolutely convinced he had the opening goal. amidst the celebrations, spurs, a foul in the build—up. the referee had a closer look and decided it was. no goal. that was tougher united to swallow, it was about to get worse. now fully recovered, he ensured it was spurs who took the lead into the break. united would eventually get their goal. again, only this time, his shot was saved just into the path of fred. united level, and before long, they were ahead. finally a goal. that one it for united, mays and greenwood, making things entirely safe moments from the end. tottenham, every defeat now only raises more questions. adam wild, bbc news. you see the results earlier on today and how _ you see the results earlier on today and how tight it is beneath us. so to have _ and how tight it is beneath us. so to have seven points down to the next _ to have seven points down to the next one — to have seven points down to the next one instead of the four it could've — next one instead of the four it could've been, of course, that is b

and like mozart newton einstein and edison james madison changed the world. it's hard work makes another point as well. he was often ill leading many historians to say he was sickly you come across that again and again. that he was even a hypochondriac. but when he was well, he was very very well. traveling a thousand miles through new york with lafayette. traveling through that blizzard to new york indeed simply getting from montpelier to philadelphia was quite a challenge. his trips were over roads that wouldn't be called roads today. he often traveled in the rain. i'm struck by how often it was muddy on those roads and one time it was worse than that. he was forced to dismantle his carriage take the whole carriage apart. make three trips with it in what he called something like a boat. over a swollen pond and then he had to swim his horses across. so this is an extraordinary amount of energy to spend if you're sickly. now, it's true that madison had the gastro. intestinal problems that plagued almost everyone in the 18th century. this is a time. remember w

that was edison, absolutely convinced he had the opening goal. amidst the celebrations, spurs potter stations was this file in the build—up. the referee had a closer look and decided it was no goal. that was tougher united to swallow. it was about to get worse. he is fully recovered and ensured that the spurs were into the lead at the break. united would eventually get their goal. a volley again, this time, his shot was saved just into the path of bread. united level, and before long, they were ahead. the volley finally with the goal, a winter for united. mason greenwood made things entirely safe moments from the end. for tottenham, every defeat now comes with more questions. adam wild, bbc news. on loan from manchester united — jesse lingaard's brilliant form in a west ham shirt continues after his two goals helped them beat leicester city and move back into fourth place. they're nowjust a point behind leicester in third with champions league football next season very much a possiblilty asjoe wilson reports. at the london stadium, silence fo

i often tell the story of we know thomas edison one of -- was one of the greatest inventors of all time. lewis latimer is who perfected the lightbulb. most people don't know that. he was a smart guy. he escaped to massachusetts, but he came up with the common filament that made thomas edison's lightbulb work. so he never got the credit for it. it doesn't mean he didn't do it. so just because you don't have the opportunity doesn't mean you don't have the wherewithal. a lot of young black people have what it takes to be outstanding legislators, to be president, vice president. the question is, will they have the opportunity? david: do you have time for one more? this is from tyson king meadows, he says the supreme court has steadily whittled away congressional prerogatives over the years. the most egregious perhaps in recent memory was the shelby decision. given the enormous power congress holes in article one, might we see the courts again reject national standards if the john lewis voting act becomes law? rep. clyburn:: yes, you could very well see that. i have been accepted by everyone

edison with a stunning finish, and a far simpler one. united were back in front and the ease clear after a penalty. before the icing on the cake. macy and greed would creating a six to win —— mason greenwood. as for arsenal, they were up against a former manager, now in charge of villa real. that ghost of gunnar�*s pass was back to haunt them. soon, it was 2-0. was back to haunt them. soon, it was 2—0. much to his manager's manifest the light. after the break, arsenal's blows worsened. danny sent off, so how they needed this, a late penalty, a 2—1 first leg defeat for arsenal, but their hopes are still alive. andy swiss, bbc news. andy swiss, bbc news. staying with football and the pfa say the have "serious concerns" over social media companies, and how they are dealing with abuse aimed at players. their "project restart" investigation found that abusive tweets that had been reported, were still live. this comes as english football and a number of other sporting bodies, including uefa, get set to start their social media boycot

there's certain bills i know here in new york city, con edison has halted paying your con edison bill because of the pandemic that is all coming back. i don't think people are taking that into consideration as well. so while it may feel like the roaring 20s, let's spend, spend, spend, you're right. there's going to be -- i hate to use an old term but they're going to take away the punch bowl soon and people will be left with a lot of debt. you know, they're going to have to pay that back at some point. you know, i'm glad that everyone is spending on napkins, but you know, maybe when -- >> neil: yeah. >> analyze that a bit. >> neil: that one floors me. i don't understand that. thank you all very much. guns, you're welcome back. not on this show but you're welcome back. guys, thank you all. i kid. i want to bring my buddy charles payne in. he's steps way back and takes a look at the winners and the losers of not only stocks but people. charles, one of the biggest winners had to be jeff bezos. i know amazon stock has made him obviously a billionaire many times over and a worth over $200

>> music and edison have come together in this unique project. it has been so successful it is being rolled out in cobe clinics across the u.k. -- in covid clinics across the u.k. she dreams of singing on a real upper stage together with others like her. that dream could come true. as soon covid restrictions allow , the english national opera plans to stage a very special opera with covid patients who have learned to breathe again through singing. ♪ brent: we like the sound of that. here is a reminder of the top story this hour. the head of germany's governing party has called for a tough or lockdown to contain the covid-19 search. tougher restrictions are needed until more people in germany have been vaccinated against the coronavirus. you are watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, britain lifting its lockdown but giving no lift to the travel sector. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> the vaccination program going from strength to strength, england is to ease lockdown from april 12. boris joh

what brings them there, or to visit edison's home, for example. i wondered if you could each talk about moments in which you feel that you had succeeded or failed to convey this different sense of history, this different reason for a person to visit a presidential home. and i guess i would like to hear a little more specificity about your interaction with visitors, or your hopes of when you have a moment that says, we've got this right. or we are still, you know, struggling with this. >> we have those every day with the new exhibit. we put a lot of money and time, energy into training our staff. because we knew people would react to this exhibit very differently. it was not going to be what most people would expect. they were going to be very visceral reactions to it. both in a positive and negative way. we have people coming out of the exhibit balling. they need a shoulder. they need somebody to talk to. they want to have somebody to hear how moved they've been, how they began to think about things in a new light. which is so amazing. that's when

some people come to monticello and they don't know if they're at thomas jefferson's house or thomas edison's house. i'm serious. they want to talk about how he wrote the constitution. they don't really -- they haven't studied it for a long time. most of all people see this botanical garden that's on a beautiful landscape and it's hard to imagine that as a living plantation where people were held in bondage by the jefferson and randolph families. over the last few years we have been working to talk about slavery more. we started offering slavery at monticello tours in 1993, so which is the 25th year of offering those tours and we started archeological excavations specifically focused on slavery in the 1950s. so it's been an ongoing process for a long time. in 1980s slavery became part of the exhibitions and the interpretation has changed a lot over the years. and there are several people in this room who have worked hard on how the interpretation has come to the foreand helping us understand thomas jefferson was a person better means we have to understand the institution of slavery and the li

porque arrancamos con polémica, es importante porque la jugada va a terminar con una definición de edison cavani pero el árbitro la revisaba y determinaba que por este manotazo en la cara de el jugador la misma secuencia el gol no contaba y al 39 harry kane encontraba a lucas moura, el tottenham ponía el 1 x 0 . >>> después, recibieron comentarios racistas en redes sociales,eso no se vale, al 56 cavani sacaba el disparo y en el rebote. ponía el empate para el mánchester united y al 78, ponían centro a la llegada de cavani, 2 a uno del united. ahora sí este era el de la ventaja y para cerrar con broche de oro al 95 se metía al área y sacaba el bombazo a primer palo para la victoria 3 a uno del mánchester united que sigue 2° . >>> luego de la victoria del real madrid la liga se le podía ir al atlético frente al betis y al minuto 4 carrasco con joao feliz y este con Ángel correa que recibía la barrida pero dejaba de nuevo en carrasco para el uno a cero colchonero y parecía que retiraban pero al 19 alex moreno sacaba el centro por izquierda y tello ponía el uno a uno final, h

one of thomas edison's early videos actually is of the easter egg roll and it's available from the library of congress and it is online. i would encourage everybody. >> you must have had a lot of fun looking at pictures and videos over the years. >> oh, absolutely. >> where did you do most of your research? >> the library of congress, the national archives come to good -- national archives, the good folks of the national park service and white historical association. although online newspapers are wonderful, especially for something like the easter egg roll. it is very easy to find the news coverage. and there always was news coverage. >> do you know the earliest photographs were? >> the earliest would be from around the 1870's and they show children of all ages in period attire. it looks more like sunday refineries than what we would expect current children to be wearing. sometimes three-piece suits and ties. >> on little children. >> little children. >> everybody was very formal going to the white house. >> yes, but only in their attire. it was a big deal but it was also a time to have f

edison cavani with a stunning finish and then a far simpler one. united were back in front and they eased clear. after a penalty, a paul pogba header, before the icing on the cake. mason greenwood completing a 6—2 win, the second leg to come, but united in total control. as for arsenal, well, they were up against a former manager, unai emery, now in charge of villarreal, and that ghost of gunners past was back to haunt them. manu trigueros thumped the hosts ahead. and soon it was 2—0. arsenal dithered and raul albiol doubled villarreal�*s lead, much to his manager's manifest delight. and after the break arsenal's woes worsened. dani ceballos sent off, so how they needed this. a late penalty from nicolas pepe, a 2—1first—leg defeat for arsenal, but their hopes are still alive. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster daisy mcandrew and the sun's chief sports reporter m

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you look at thomas edison, who invented the light bulb. you got gutenberg, who made the printing press. fleming created penicillin. creating reality television, which is what the three of you were instrumental in doing, is almost as important, if not more important, than all those accomplishments. would you agree, heather? - no. [record scratching] but it has been a really, really fun, fun time. i always say, johnny, like, it's like winning the lottery for a lot of these people who came afterwards. we didn't know what we were getting into. but for anybody else that auditioned afterwards, i mean, you get the golden ticket. we were the first authentic and last authentic reality show. we personally-- the seven of us-- had no idea what we were walking into. we came there as raw and as open as possible. but now, people have a reference. they get to strategize, in their mind, oh, i'm going to go on this reality show, and i'm going to dress this way, and this is the image that i want to portray. actually doing all of that and fooled everyone. [ch

in the coming hours as well alysia we'll leave you to it for now listen even there are latin america edison thank you. poles also close to neighboring peru for the 1st round of its presidential election the crow virus pandemic has overshadowed the vote tens of thousands of dollars and there have been more than $1600000.00 cases 18 candidates are running but none have shown a strong enough leads for an outright win counting also on the way in bennigan's presidential election the incumbent president puts the external is being challenged by 2 candidates but voter turnout is low and as a manager supports from the country's largest city new even though the person is predicted to wind them to expect him to be on the ballot. when patrice to man became billions leading edge of 16 he said he would remain in office on the for want to. put 5 years later. years voting for his 2nd presidential term after he voted to long dismissed the recent protests that broke out in parts of the country. that logic will get you let me just your security forces dealt with the problem with tact the trouble makers were y

exciting thing is this plan has received endorsements from the afl-cio, the chamber of commerce, the edison electrical institute and the ibew. does it get better than that? all of them recognize we have to invest in america again. that is what the plane is already -- is all about. that is what we anticipate our country will do because we know how to make this happen, we can put people back to work and it is time for us to talk about hope and opportunity and get past the year that we are finishing. sec. kerry: a lot of people would say, if the president had not put the plan forward, he has put forth and it is a legitimate thing to say how can i get past? this future is not something conjured up out of anyone's imagination. it is the most real thing in the world. the bureau of labor statistics says there are three jobs that will actually grow more than 50% this year. the first is 62% growth in wind turbine technician. the second is nurse practitioners for obvious unfortunate reasons. the third is solar panel installer at 51% so the talents -- the jobs are growing there. i'm not offering the j

some people come to monticello and they don't know if they are at thomas jefferson's house or thomas edison's house. they haven't studied in a long time. but most of it, they see a beautiful botanical garden on a beautiful landscape and it is hard to imagine that as a living breathe plontdation where people were held in bondage. over the last if you years we started talking about slavery more. we started offering slavery tours in 1993. we started archaeological excavations specifically focused on slavery in the 1950s. it has been in process for a very long time. in the 1980s slavery about the same time part of the exhibitions and in the '90s as part of the interpretation, and that's changed over the years as well. to understand thomas jefferson better we have to understand the institution of slavery and the lives of people he held in bondage with which he was so entangled. this is a road that runs down monticello next to the house. this was taken maybe five years ago. you can see the beauty of the mulberry trees. this was a vibrant street. many buildings were up and down it. it was dynamic in

hello and a war welcome to a brand new edison of the 77 percent. my name is liz show and i'm honored to have your company today. coming up on this week's show where talking about electricity or the lack of it. we ask south africans why so many communities still have no access to power. which took out a gaming arcade in ivory coast and reached the founder of this digital playground. and we find out why a lot of women are taking classes to learn about pleasure. but 1st do you know this sounds. that's right most of you are familiar with the sound of generators these machines are real lifesavers every time there's a power cut but they also proof that electricity supply in most african countries is unreliable we have traveled to nigeria to see how customers who are unhappy with their power company are seeking help. the hum of generators it's part of daily life in nigeria about 47 percent of the country's 200000000 people have no access to electricity those who have access 1st regular park russian enough electricity and sudden disconnection if you are un

so people come to monte carlo and they don't know if they're it thomas jefferson size or thomas edison's house. and i'm serious. they want to talk about how he wrote the constitution. they don't really studying a long time, that's fine. but most of all, people coming to see that. they see these beautiful botanical garden, it's on this beautiful landscape and it's hard to imagine that as a plantation. where people were held in bondage by jefferson and one of families. and so, over the last few years, the government work to talk about slavery more, we started offering slavery and malta towards in 1993, so this is the 25th commemorative here of offering those tours and we started archeological expedition specific focus on slavery in 19 fifties, so it's been an ongoing process for a very long time. -áv c@ became part of the exhibitions, and in the nineties, part of the interpretation and that interpretation that's changed a lot over the years as well. there are several people in this room have worked hard on how that interpretation has come to the floor. helping us to understand even thomas

to be a lot more needed in the days, in the months, in the weeks ahead, and attorney general keith edison turned up at the protests at brooklyn center, about ten, 15 minutes here, and said, do you know what i've been doing this month, prosecuting the case of george floyd, and i will make sure the death of daunte wright is not swept under the rug. because he too has the black attorney general of the state that the responsibility is especially on his shoulder. daunte wriuht, especially on his shoulder. daunte wright. the _ especially on his shoulder. daunte wright, the funeral _ especially on his shoulder. daunte wright, the funeral will _ especially on his shoulder. daunte wright, the funeral will be - especially on his shoulder. daunte wright, the funeral will be on - wright, the funeral will be on thursday. former president 0bama and michelle 0bama have put out a statement saying that wanted a's verdict may have been a necessary step, it has not been a sufficient one for so we cannot rest. talk to us, larry, let's take a whole step back, you covered the three weeks of this trial. there w

thomas edison, ben franklin. if elon musk said in the foreseeable future he's going to have a robot skipping through hoops and speaking spanish and translating to polish, i'd say that he's going to go for it. >> katie what do you think? >> katie: i don't know why humans are building and making things that want to destroy us. also, if they're going to through a ball at it, bring back the dinosaurs that eat plants. no t-rexes. they're made of things that dinosaurs want to eat. i've seen jurassic park. it doesn't end well. >> katie: sean a good point. >> sean: i love this idea. boy as cross america will celebrate a new jurassic park. will be great. >> katie: talk about dogs needing therapy. if there's t-rexes, none of us could afford that. >> greg: we do have them. birds are called dinosaurs. avian dinosaurs. >> i stand corrected. you're right. birds are dinosaurs. stick with us. fan mail friday is next. ♪♪ get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need?

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white house more on the president's comments on the refugee cap yesterday but first let's go to rich edison on the border with the latest with what's going on there. hey, rich. rich: hey, eric, well, this stretch here in la joya, texas, border patrol agents up and down the road, vans, there are trucks, earlier today more apprehensions. this is what we are seeing on a daily basis here. a few dozen migrants crossing, going up to border patrol, border patrol giving them water and taking them out to central processing where custom take to go different ports of the processing. since then officials say basically the pace here has continued since those record high that is you saw for the first time really, the highest numbers in the last two months, democrats and republicans blaming for this. >> what donald trump did work, it was working. joe biden dismantled that and now you have a huge catastrophe at the southern border and of course, that's going to have reverberations across the country. >> there's no question that donald trump left us with a mess, you have been reporting on that and we have b

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elon musk is arguably the thomas edison of our generation forced the car industry to get into electric vehicles, kicking and screaming, but if you look at the valuation of the company, $49 billion in revenues. and trading at about $680 billion in market cap. look at volkswagen, about $250 billion in revenues and trading at about $130 billion in market cap. tesla's 15 times ebitda sales. volkswagen, 14.5 full disclosure short the stock. shorted in print yesterday we love ev weren't of our top five picks for this year coming into the year is magna international. traded at 13 pe. not an e.d. to sales but a pe ratio. that stock's up close to 40% this year. and relationship, magna does, and waymo, and korea, ev manufacturers. we love ev. we just want to participate in a value centric way. >> right but tesla's not a value stock. you know, you don't buy it based on fundamentals, dan it's the whole long-term story right? it's an energy company potentially an artificial intelligence company on those terms do you buy tesla or short it? looking at it only as an a.d. company? >> as all of those th

an edison among the hand is about. this i mean i'm in the phone book as anyone know what i am. i am on the phone. the whole deal still. wants to. land that i mean. there's more than one of them. and told me when i had them all on that's got em and nobody but. myself and. and that's not a choice. out of that i'm from the government is what it all. meant. i mean sometimes you just. move out of the time last year. and we can come in with a little bit you can talk. about the top kill him. and all of that. and he thought. that or you could look at yourself and then i come in for the. messiah that in a moment i said more than about what i was about to sit in a nest of i mean high sadness would mean he could have done it and we had in the. movie you have. this in the home of a whole lot better promotional movie with. them and well it's moving and i mean you mean and. when in the day. to day. has been affected by. that it would mean you start moving the bat. if he said awful awful lot of. rush on a foreign min or more shattuck a few for free if i did look sick and then show off no more

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the good news is that we have the opportunity now to fulfill ford and edison's electric vision. just last week i toured g.m.'s new factory zero which soon will be building electric hummers and electric chevy silverado trucks, these are big vehicles and they will be electric. solatis has plans to build electric jeeps in detroit and henry ford's company is investing more than $22 billion to introduce electric versions of its vehicles, including mustangs, f-ford 150 trucks and federal advance, all very -- and commercial vans. these companies can't do it without a partnership with us, with the federal government. just as companies around the world have not been able to do it alone, we need to be sure we are partnering with them to actualize this vision for the future. you know, the oil companies like to say that whenever we talked about various incentives for wind or solar or electric vehicles or battery -- batteries they say, we shouldn't pick winners and losers in our country. but i would argue with the first fossil fuel subsidy, our country picked a winner and they have been subs

i helped get him on the basketball team over at edison high school. me and the coach are really good friends, so we would work to make sure he would get his homework in. he was the kid that everybody looked up to, one of the cool kids in school. and so, you know, rehashing all these stories and hearing about, you know, all the people and the relationships they had with him, it was a main consensus on who he was. and to see him go in that manner, it was -- and i watched the tape and i just was thinking to myself, no, stop, please, no. i'd rather him just get a ticket or get a fine or whatever the case may be. and it hurts me. so at this moment, you know, the reality is we have a lot of work to do in minnesota. >> jonathan mason, i appreciate you coming to us. >>> now to columbus, ohio. police identified the officer involved and he's been taken off the street as is normal in a situation like this. the president of the local palacio union offered condolences to the family. cnn's jason carroll is in columbus tonight. you spoke with his mother tonight? wha

that's why we have organizations like the american petroleum institute, edison electric institute, and others calling for controlling, deep controing methane emissions. looking at unleashing technology that not only we can use domestically the cut our carbon footprint but we can export these technologies internationally to countries like china and russia and india. this is a real opportunity for american job creation. it's also an opportunity to harness the advancements in technologies where we can look at leveraging, cutting emissions, while expanding our global footprint internationally from a technological advancement standpoint. this is about creating jobs. this is about advanced technologies. this is about global markets. more portly, it's about combating the climate crisis. judy: i hear you saying that much of the private sector is on board. they want change. but not all in the private sector are on board. how do you plan to get companies, business leaders who don't want to go along with this to go along? >> we have to continually engage . the presidents leadership has been exemp

and then all of the kids from edison started messaging me and saying you know that's daunte who you used to hang out with at the school and mentor and help and mason, do you know what is going on? i was trying to tell them and it hit me and my heart was in my stomach and i was like this is daunte wright and it made me sick instantly when i found out. >> had you had conversations with him about police? i believe we have a transmission -- we're having some chanctransmission issues. we'll try to get jonathan mason back. perspective from our law enforcement team, andrew mccabe and philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey currently teaches at drexler university and former federal prosecutor laura coats. so laura, we learned earlier today the washington county prosecutor hopes to have a charging decision for officer potter by tomorrow. what do you expect her to be charged with? or do you expect her to be charged? >> well, if anything, i was going to say if anything, it would be based on partially the statements made by that police chief who has now resigned. i was surprised the police c

whereas daunte demetris wright attended thomas edison high school in minneapolis, which i'm an alum of, and blaine high school in blaine, minnesota. after high school he studied at the university of minnesota, twin cities in minneapolis. daunte demetris wright had a son born in july of 2019. daunte demetris wright named his son daunte demetris wright jr., and we are today comforted by the words of our lord in the revelation 21-4, which says and god shall wipe away all tears from their eyes, and there shall be no more death. neither sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain for the former things that passed away. no words can really help ease the -- ease the -- no words can really help to ease the loss you bear. just know that your family and friends are very close in every thought and prayer. may the outpouring of sympathy, the kinds of acts of friends and strangers, the comfort in knowing that your loss is felt by many help you through this. daunte demetris wright brought great joy to his family and his life was a blessing to all who had the privilege to know him. daunte

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i helped get him on the basketball team over at edison high school. me and the coach are really good friends. so we would work day in and day out, make sure he got his homework in. he would -- you know, he was the kid that everybody looked up to. one of the cool kids in school. and so, you know, re -- rehashing all these stories and hearing about, you know, all the people and the relationships they had with him. it was the -- a main consensus on who he was. and -- and to see him go, in that manner, and it was just -- and i watched the tape. and i just was thinking to myself. no, stop. please, no. i'd rather him just, you know, get a ticket or get a fine. and or whatever the case may be. and, you know, and it hurts me. so at this moment, you know, the reality is, we have a lot of work to do in minnesota. >> jonathan mason, i appreciate you joining us on this difficult day. thank you. >>> now, to columbus, ohio, and the killing of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant as she seemed to lunge at another young woman with a knife in her hand. as you know, police quick