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is not anation, it either or, you can do both.dustry if not all has joined along in the last nine or 10 years. lt stressed emerging markets focusing on business opportunities outside of the u.s. all the different businesses and how we touch energy, it is probably $50 billion globally. nobody sees different challenges and opportunities today than ge. we stress to all of the emerging markets and we have about 50% market share. in algeria over the next three years and then the united states and we have seen emerging markets in a profound way. >> will the united states see energy independence soon? stephanie ruhle sat down with jeff immelt. he said we will see more of ge and china. >> while the u.s. said it is more energy independence if he ,hooses to or security for sure but we still want to trade with other regions and other regions will be important. i will leave that to the people here in washington to decide. what is different today is between canada and u.s. and mexico, you have complementary fields. beyond being a political slo

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jobs in anate 67,000 industry where we need to get a foothill -- football, and that is battery power. that president obama has been talking about since he got elected. this will create jobs. more work.ng us it will do something for tesla that will make it more than just a car builder. battery toe enough produce 500,000 teslas per year. they will do other stuff with this. for example, the u.s. collected a lot of power from solar cells, wind farms. it toe trouble getting its destination or storing. these batteries will do that. >> there is more use for a batteries? >> you will be able to store power that you have created and run effectively cities with that power. it will work in combination with the supercharger stations. >> where is it coming from? >> he has not chosen yet. there are different states. utah, california, nevada. >> nevada versus california. there are different incentives to be in nevada. >> apparently arizona has its own issues. no, they are a very welcoming state. [laughter] >> coming up, is that the point in your bag? dsa is screening passengers for the virtual curren

should the very an absolute be anation -- there absolute combination?has worked or not. if you take the u.k. market, just as an example, what they try to do is take some of the -- some of the other models that they have and repackage them as chrysler. would you have our products that do not match the perception of the brand and they have really struggled. >> thank you for joining us today. caroline hyde. in 60 minutes, the pulse is coming up. guy, happy monday. >> happy monday to you, to. -- too. we have a lot to talk about. the french president is an united states. what will you talk to you next its president about? there will be talk of spine and tech companies. we have new things to talk about with trade and transatlantic trade is high on the agenda. we will cover all about. l'oreal story. caroline will be back to talk about that. we have great pieces on entrepreneurs and we will take you through what the entrepreneur should do when faced with the prospect of selling. chris nicholson will be here to talk about all that. one of the highlights of my da

anat was scaled back from earlier more aggressive goal. the largest smart grid market globally.yth, installing sensing and automation. sort of can view a strengthening the grid and allowing it to respond to outages more quickly. >> the u.s. invests for grid stability. the europeans invest for efficiency. witness china -- >> china is a mix. a sort of future-looking part of the investment saying, there is a lot of renewable investment in china right now. eventually, we need a smarter grid to integrate all the renewable generation. >> who are the key companies generating the text going into this? >> you have some specialist companies like itron, silver spring networks, these are specialist smart grid companies. they have largely been shut out of the chinese market. they haven't really been able to capitalize. all the contracts around the metering rollouts have gone to domestic players. some of the larger companies like ge and siemens, they have a presence in china but smart grids are only a very small percentage of their overall portfolio. to make aasier low-voltage network smart t

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we are dealing with an anation that is utterly ignorant with who we are.en will learning history. that is that history is to a civilization what memory is to an individual. if i woke up this morning and couldn't remember who i am and what i have done what my educational background family is. disoriented and lost. you wonder why america is disoriented, lost and confused today? it's because we don't know who we are. we have to remind people we are not a nation of strong personalities. i don't care how charismatic obama is. we are a nation of law and that's how we function. if we don't function that way. we start falling apart. >> do we also have short-term memory loss? we will be talking about hillary clinton and some of the past problems that, of course, the clintons had and whether or not the mainstream media has actually talked about it the governor is going to stick around with us coming up here in just a moment. >> okay. >> call this bad use of taxpayers cash. hundreds of thousands of dollars in wool loans. given out to a couple that doesn't even own sh

anat with them for about hour. -- sat with him for about an hour. there is a book written where it is a group of interviews with , china,t four countries india, the united states and russia. to him about 20 minutes into the conversation and said " mr. president, what are the chinese doing now?" he said something interesting, " chinese are in the united states of america looking for the buried lack. box you know, like flight recorder boxes that contain the data. there try to figure out what it allows americans to be the only nation in the world able to continually remake itself." continually remake itself. i said "i think i can tell you what is in that black box. i said, there are two things in a blackbox. one is a steady and significant stream of immigrants coming to american shores" -- [applause] come aremmigrants who self-selected. -- theymost courage have the most courage and sense of optimism. they have the greatest sense of the ability of they and their fellow immigrants to make things new. when you think about it, the strongest come. it takes