begat and until last fall the two friends have been coming up with new ideas since they were boys at beamer for video games for example. we built a wooden box and put in an old overhead projector and tilted mirrors so we could project images on the wall and that was the first beam ever to think of the more. maybe one of these projects became an early formative experience that taught us how important it is not just to have ideas but to put them into practice as well so how am i for all of them as adults they discovered they could sell their ideas and make money they founded an advertising agency together at first the word clock was just a funny gimmick. and from one of the series built the first one for us because we liked the idea of the time and worth so much. we hung it up in our office and or and then come here and then our first customers and friends thought it was so appealing they said they wanted one too that really high now. but they had to overcome lots of technical problems before it was ready for production. eventually they sold their ad agency and devoted themselves full time to

transmission and internal combustion engine and also serves as a generator like other three series beamers this one has a rear wheel drive it comes with an eight speed automatic transmission with step trying to control. the i diot car tester says the three thirty has one hundred eighty five kilowatt system performance with sixty five kilowatts produced by the electric motor neuron has to admit that the car's to a leader four cylinder engine feels like a typical six cylinder b.m.w. engine thanks to the electric motor. that's because the electric motor can briefly generate a maximum torque of two hundred fifty new meters the plug in hybrid makes the sprint from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour in just six point one seconds reaching a top speed of two hundred twenty five. kilometers an hour b.m.w. reach fuel consumption at two point one leaders per one hundred kilometers provided the cars batteries are giving full power. in germany the b.m.w. three thirty with a luxury line list for almost fifty thousand euros pick the most basic trimline and you'll save five thousand euros that's just

exit but heard a woman crying for help on able to find her children she pointed towards the fire and beamer ran back inside. i saw nothing there were thick black smoke everywhere her children crying and shouting and that's how i found out where there are three children were sitting in the corner of the room terrified trying. and the boy as all the boys grabbed my bow to hold it tight and took the girls by the collar and carried them out stuff at the winter cherry center risked their lives trying to get as many youngsters out of the building as they could. because it already when we looked at the it was full of people they started helping people to get out of there we have a vacuum at the end of this during those it's calling people to come to us there were dizzy people to our guys lifted their wheelchairs and helped them to go downstairs everything went black with clouds of smoke surrounding ash i don't know what would have happened to me not them we don't consider ourselves risky was will people if you were in our place you would have done the same we had the loss of me to death then. ther

i'm a baby beamer boomer and -- baby-boomer and i started looking at the janitors in the school and myather's generation differently. how were you able to connect with that generation then write stories about them? i just saw them as older people. >> guest: that wasn't my experience. my experience was when i was a kid, i was born in '52ment when i was a kid who couldn't addition wouldn't let me go outside by myself. i was around my relatives and my relatives were so like interesting. told wild stories about fifth ward, houston, texas, and world war ii, and about trouble -- i remember my father telling me they had gone down to galveston in ha big old car, four guy, and we are pearing all night but now it's the next morning, driving back, three of the guys are sleeping you can't see them and one guy is driving and another guy drives in front, like in a car, and then another car comes up right behind them and the guy driving says, i think we got trouble. and sure enough the guy in the front, hits his brakes brakes ao they had to stop and the other car jumps and both guys come out of the f

my name is deninis beamer, with the florida attorney general's office. within that office in the consumer protection division. we are charged with the civil enforcement of the unfair and deceptive trade practices act along with other state and federal consumer-related acts. the attorney general, pam bondi, is deeply committed to fighting illegal robocalls and there is enough work for our attorneys and our staff and our investigators to keep us busy. >> great. well, thank you very much to all of our panelists for being here today and sharing their expertise with us. i think some folks have already started doing this, but i would like to have each of our panelists talk about what statute or regulations their organizations enforce or implement. because one of the things i think is very valuable for people to understand is that there are a number of legal restrictions in place and try to get a sense of how those various legal regimes interact with one another. so, perhaps if we could go through each of the panelists again and talk about what their organizati