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it's not just about the fact that hummer was relatively safe as they say but insults are the fact that many people who are running away from other areas surrounding power that are being attacked tend to seek refuge in parma so powell was full not only of soldiers. people expire triaged but also let me just from other places so one will ask how is it possible for a town that was heavily guarded. like just minutes playing that everybody knew could be target at any moment for distance if it is the have explained in this conversation how was it was for as well does group to enter does that fire indiscriminately killing people and a number that at this stage we cannot verify are many people that i. making people flee to the who put their foot off for help and then that i would questions around that not just the fact that the government is failing to protect people but also is failing in dain televisions to do too stupid to be able to distinguish between the insurgents air and people generally think is that they're seeking help the other question that we keep asking but not just from palmer

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yo have trttata000 spend0 to g s s e a e hummer will take it all electric livenup to 2035.oth models. they hope the new larger model will expand their customer base. stuart: did you feel comfortable on the highway hands-free? >> it is surprisingly good. the look the main thing about this system, it knows the road it can work on. won't try to work on a road it can't work on. even if the surface is bad, the lines are not that great, it has gps, map data to back that up a lot of redundancy here, where it approaches not capable of working. the strip on the wheel turns red. the big voice yells please take over. if you don't take over it will stop the vehicle in the middle of the lean and put on the hazard lights and call for help. stuart: wouldn't fancy that. gary, thanks for joining us. we'll think about that one. see you later. >>> then we've got berkshire hathaway, their class b shares, they're up, how much? 3 1/2%. what's going on, susan? susan: so instead of five or six figures for class a, you can pay 250 for the class b shares. a little more affordable. the stock is up to

but instead of a pick axe and a mule, he's outfitted with gps and a hummer. >> i've been down every oneuding the one we're standing in front of right now. i know how deep they are. i know what's inside 'em. >> when other kids were playing little league billings was hanging off a rope catching rattlers. by the time he was an adult billings was traveling the globe, exploring the underworld. but the mojave is his home. so detective newport and billings started talking and a relationship quickly formed. >> almost every day, doug and i would talk on the phone, and he would send me photographs, aerial images, satellite images, and say, "check these mineshafts. you know, these are more that i have located. >> just getting to a mineshaft could be an ordeal as we discovered. billings took us out to one of the high priority search areas but the road got so rugged and treacherous, we were forced to leave behind our s.u.v, along with two members of the crew, and carry on in billings hummer. >> this is really hard to get around. >> yes, yeah. >> i mean, this is, sort of, at times, white knuckle driv

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way ahead of its peers and then you look at all of the other stuff they're doing and the electric hummeron pre-orders, et cetera, et cetera so i think it's a market cap, probably at least 100 billion by the end of this year and i might be underestimating the power of people getting excited about some of the projects that they're working on so i'm thinking about it like a cyclical and also a tech stock and i think a lot of the street is going to catch up to me later. >> all right good stuff we have more trade ahead we're back in just two minutes ” joe esposito] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] [triumphantly yells] [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade and take charge of your finances today. ♪♪ don't get mad. dad, i'm scared. ♪♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. ♪♪ it's why last year chevron invested billions of dollars to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪♪ yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schu

it's a couple weeks away from the electric hummer.ng a major hit because tesla stock is around and now $600 a share. susan, how much has he lost? susan: last week he lost $300 billion. he still worth hundreds $57 billion. 20 billion behind a so-so elon musk number two richest on planet earth and we have tesla recovering today after closing friday below $600, for the first time in three months. elon musk wealth peaked at 210 billion last year -- actually earlier this year which was one of the fastest rates of wealth creation in history according to blurting-- bloomberg. stuart: tell me about tesla helping texas electric grid. susan: fascinating story. it's a secret project according to bloomberg reporting. tesla is plugging a secret mega baddie-- battery into the power grid. is the first time it's jumped into the epicenter of the us energy economy. it's a battery located just out of houston and it will connect to the same grid and backup to the same grid that broke down during february's freeze. apparently it's been registered and buil

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