this is evelyn a story who's an analyst and the energy storage team of research from blue book any yes. the automakers are basically the leaders on pioneers and making learning batteries cheaper and better. just the best rate is also relatively lights and don't lose much of that charge when they're not used under together. they're great to power electric costs. so as more electric cars are sold, more lithium ion battery is, are produced, and that's made them a significantly cheaper since 2010, the price for lithium ion battery is, has dropped by 90 percent. just to put that into perspective, making one for a test level, why in 2010 would have cost $83000.00, making the comp prohibitively expensive. today, the battery only costs around $8000.00. and this dropping price makes them attractive to use for something even bigger than the cost storing renewable energy . and this console, one of the biggest problems the world is facing right now. we know that burning fossil fuels is heating up the planet. we also know that generating energy from the wind and the sun doesn't box the. so one of t

no, there's no more than one of them's already visual and the up on the lower level of the blue book. okay. do you want me to know because the group on how to jump to postpone is that the dodge with a more or change it is not on both of what we heard a lot about. but you know that it was on the news every day about how when the russians left the rule, these bodies and they were accused, they were accused of all crimes there. oh mama from mama's cuz i live wherever you live for you. yeah. for the, for us on that, but i thought that was still of suffering for them. i bought them wherever it looked at all parts to provide us to do by the was my 1st 5 find the to help us about 300 someone, you know, but i thought you do you and documented at least 73 cases on the full kennings and execution, so stupidity and some folks are but i realize it wasn't the right time for a safe place to ask about war crimes. the men were now heading out to the trenches wood for less than 2 kilometers away, and they agreed to take me the magenta on the board in either monitoring roommates and the note in this tr

as soon as i was stationed on the, on both sides of the funding, blue book, the latest updates from hif said to be routes with my colleague real research. let's take a look. and we've been observing the air rates carried out by the israeli military, the air force as understanding it. the jets essentially harassing the low cost of the capital city albedo is not necessarily carrying out air strikes throughout the night, but essentially dropping sound bonds. and showing that there's a level of psychological warfare involved as well, but the tax for carried out across the country looking to some of the reports coming in the air strikes target in the southern suburbs of the capitol. another attack in uh, inside the region out of sydney refugee camp. it's known as the capital of refugees refugee to have some of the palestinians. it's one of the most populated camps throughout the entire country. and that was also attacked by because really air force of all of this, the softening the, as the last deputy secretary general amount of some sort of sickness. suggesting that the group is ready to sl

for budget responsibility, who published their forecasts on the same day as the budget in their blue bookgoing to be better. and that labour are actually from what they know. and of course they don�*t. you know, it�*s all this sort of smoke and mirrors. what do they know? what do they not know? i was told, actually, it would be our numbers look like these should be a lot rosier, but who knows what we�*re also going to get from the obr, apparently, is an actual menu of what the fabled 22 billion black hole is actually made up of. anyway, there�*ll be so much information, so much to talk about. and multiple newscasts, multiple newscasts. many, many casts. we�*ll be speaking to the chancellor, rachel reeves, next weekend. and but goodness me, a marathon to get through before then. whether or not there�*s any little rabbits or whether it really is like watership down. um, such a scary film. laura, lovely to see you. very nice to see you. very welcome to our weekend studio and have a wonderful week of casts. thinking about the budget on monday to frida_ enjoy the rest of your weekend. bye—bye

you have a limited those blue books we all member growing up.aw a surprise to go to the top universities in the country professor say kids don'tbe know how to write anymore. that's not measured in a more. we are now in the world the next year to you are going to see standardized assessments were student work, or the math in there showing their work, i could be them drawing a diagram in science it could be them writing out something in the humanities or labeling a map or drawing a map. it could be processed at scale. you could then give insights to the teacher because a stork of your parent or teacher the child is in the 52nd percentile. what dot you do with that information? during the 52nd percentile and here's an example where the really struggled with distributive property. here's their work. i think that will enrich the experience and not turning to something superficial. it is a far more sophisticated version of the thing we heard about ai at nausea and for 10 or 15 years of helping radiologists read x-rays or other kinds of scans. that's g

you've eliminated those blue books that we all remember growing up. and so not a surprise that when you even go to some the top universities in the country, professors tell your kids don't know how to write anymore because they're because that's not measured anymore. we're now in a world where i see. and what, again, isn't conjecture. we're literally building this and the next year or two, you're going to see standardized where the student work whether it's math they're showing their work or it could even them drawing a diagram designing something in science it could be them writing something in the humanities or a map or drawing a map. it can actually be processed at scale. so now you can and actually you can then those insights to the teacher, because historically you're a parent or teacher. you said, oh my, the child's in the 52nd percentile. you know, what do you do with that information? but now you could say they're in the 52nd percentile. and here's example where they really struggled with the distributive property and that here's their work. s

kelley blue book recorded sales at a little over 16,000 sales last week.esla said its $2 billion profit was boosted by the fact that it started shipping its actually smart summon feature, and its full self-driving software to cybertruck owners. the cybertruck beat out ford's mach-e to surpass every other ev not made by tesla. all right, let's get out the door. >> 848 a last check of traffic. what do you find, sal? >> well, we find a lot of slowing out there this morning in the silicon valley. look at this grid here. it's very slow. and you know that plane we talked about last time? the pathfinder? it's at moffett field. and whenever anything happens with that plane, it's so huge. it's actually looks like a blimp. that's where it is. and there's been another crash there this morning. that's just it's just correlated. i'm not sure if the crash was caused by that, but it's just a little bit of a coincidence that every time this happens, people are looking and they're not paying attention. northbound 101 is very slow from san jose all the way up to mountain vi

kelley blue book reports more than 346,000 electric cars were sold in the third quarter of this year.se from last year. at this time, experts cite government supported incentives and manufacturer discounts for the increase. tesla remained america's top selling electric car. general motors rose to second due to increased ev sales on the brands, including the cadillac and the chevrolet. >> all right, pam, that leads us right back to sal. he's watching your commute. you'll get them to where they need to go. sal, i hope so. >> and we are looking at a commute that's very different from yesterday. right now at the macarthur maze, we do have a long line on the carpool lane. and that the bay bridge that's backed up all the way out to the maze, it's backed up to the maze, and it's about a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. no problems on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge. there is a new crash now in oakland. northbound 880 at seventh, right near the post office exit, doesn't seem to be causing a big traffic jam at the moment. 647 that's pretty steep. back with today's weather.

blue. andrew seidel's book is full of inaccuracies and falsehoods. i encourage you to read my review. you began your statement with the claim that all sorts of americans are afraid of christian nationalism. this is an empirical question to turn to recent pew studies in 2022, 2024. 54% of americans are and not afraid of the phrase christian nationalism. those who have, the percentage of the american population, 25% have a negative view of it is only 5% have a positive view of it so there seem precious few christian nationalists self identified christian nationalists out there. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. the fellow said our country wasn't found do these folks ever go to our state capital buildings and see the bible verses and the ten commandments that were put on hundreds of years ago, curious about that and as far as reading a book, the problem started when our country stopped reading the book, the word of god. christianity isn't just for certain countries. as you read the word of god, god extended mercy and grace and salvation to anybody, any nation that comes under him

blue origin. >> let's talk about that. you wrote in your book 2016 when astor approached about a presidential endorsement, jeff base is said why not? talk about how things are so different. blue origin, on that e-book getting contracts with nasa. the biggest private space company that gets those contracts is elon musk spacex and elon musk is very close with donald trump. >> look, things are little different than during the first four years for trump in the white house. if he gets in again, he is talked about exacting vengeance on his perceived political enemy and considered bezos to be political enemy because of the cover to "the washington post" and its investigative work. toward the end of the first four years, he was putting loyalists in top positions, trump, and he was running the government the way i would expect he will run the government if he gets back into the white house. he will put loyalists in the cabinet positions and loyalists at the heads of all agencies. he talked of trying to eliminate the civil servants and put loyalists throu

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plus fleet week in high gear in san francisco, day one of the blue angels air show in the books. >> we're gonna have a preview of what you can expect, though, this weekend. and remember, you can stream kron 4 news on your tv for free with the new kron-on app. it is available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and >> samsung tv can also stream kron. 4 news on the go with the kron 4 mobile app or watch us online kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. news at 6. >> is at 6 and evening. and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm dan thorn and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight. family and supporters of mario gonzalez rally today. >> as former officer eric mckinley stands trial for his involvement in his death. our first lezla gooden has the story. >> in >> lee and supporters of 26 year-old mario gonzalez who was killed in 2021 after an encounter with 3 alameda police department officers rallied on friday outside of the oakland courthouse that we're going to continue to come out here and fight that change the conditions because the truth is on our side this is on our side w

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so there have been lots of books that have been really great about what is during the country apart and why we are so polarized. trying to explain read america to blue america. the idea behind this book was to dive into and explore what holds us together, with the hope that we might be able to see a little more of ourselves on the other side with the hope of challenging each party to look a little bit more critically. >> did you decide on the itinerary of the lincoln highway? >> yeah, so lincoln became this perfect device, tool, metaphor or something for telling this story, and the lincoln highway was the nation's first road to connect the east and west coast dedicated in 1913, at the dawn of the automobile age. it's not actually a highway. it's a series of roads that zigzags through a small town. some of them, still dirt roads. the idea was let's go out on the lincoln highway, and using the guy who held the country together in the rest of our darkest hour to help us see how we can hold the country together. through talking with people, digging up some history along the route, bringing in some of the things that bind us together in terms of the cult

and so there have been lots of books, some of them really great about what's tearing the country apart and why so polarized and trying to explain, right, america to blue america and the idea behind this book was to dive into and explore what holds us together with the hope that we might be able to see a little bit more of ourselves. the other side with the hope of each party to look a little bit more critically at its own too. so did you just decide on the itinerary the lincoln highway and so just follow the road? yeah. so lincoln became this perfect device tool metaphor. something for telling the story and lincoln highway was the nation's first route to connect the east and the west coast is dedicated in 1913 at the dawn of the automobile age and so it's not actually a highway. it's a series of local roads, zigzags through small towns, some of them still dirt roads. and so the idea was, let's out on the lincoln highway and using the guy who held the country together in the midst of our darkest hour to help us see how we can hold the country together through talking with people, through digging up some of the history along, the route through, bringing

you know, i've got friends who are blue all the time and donate to our project so we can buy books to give away to the children who participate or attend our projects and programs. so the process again is measured. attendance is also by the impact that we've heard from educators who said, thank you so much for bringing that breakfast books and boys project to our school, which is one of our primary initiatives. and so because they sell a change in boys attitude, exciting for boys to go to on a school day wednesday morning, 715 there are literacy programs in your sales for 35 minutes. patrick oliver is the founder of the literary group say it loud readers and writers thanks for joining us on book tv. thank you so much the opportunity.

books. yes, they are discipline. the blues, lucia. they are the most exact and severe discipline will be observed in all respects, even though russia wrote jumbo reserves for himself. punishments, no piece of wood, right? no bundle of straw, no kind of vegetable,othing. what should wtake? and unless he was paid for by mutual agreement and rochambeau meant. what he said because within three days of arrival already there's an officer servant who is arrested for having taken a small amount of fodder without paying for it. rochambeau means what he said. on the other hand, this is only this is the only indication of this kind of punishment that i found in the whole orderly book, which ends into almost a year later in june of 1781. so it worked on the other hand, of course, it means if curtailing creative foraging on a part officers and officer servants was the easy part and worked on worked more or less, and there there are other problems. i mean, the original occasional rape looting on the grand reconnaissance, things like that. but that'

don't forget this new book is merlin story of the universe. a traveler's guide to blue, black holes, mars, stars, and everything far. it's out now, i highly recommend it all right, so coming up on cnn this morning, battleground beat the pennsylvania boat vote has been critical. this entire race. now of course the stakes are even higher for one key voting bloc, there usually don't plan to vote because it's always the same year to me, it's always the same thing. but in this case, yes developments overnight, we're bringing you the news, the whole league all leads up to this. the stories at this center of your day wildfires burning across the west. now cnn new central, next, take airborne. >> it has seven nutrients to help fill those holes. your immune system holds supporting nutrients our most complete support yet, body ready. >> she is a triumph. it's like forrest gump, only wiser in deeper, in own forget the bull experience. a huge thumbs up. >> tom hanks, robin wright, i'm sure does florida experience here in theaters thursday rated pg 13. >> have you compared your medi

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blue fish by dr. seuss. i read that book in childhood and i was reading as early as two years old so lot of his stuff helped me figure out how to read at an early age. >> one of the greatest books was april 1865 by james winik who wrote about the country coming together after the war which is an c important part of our history. >> hello i am me a anti-mary. we are from southern california. the book that shaped america "pride and prejudice" by the one and only jane often. >> we say this because she set the standard for all american women today that we don't need to be looking for money and a man. we need to look for man -- we need to look for love. wasn'that time it normal. >> hello everyone. i came from. the book that i think shaped american history is diplomacy. we are going to break away from her booktv program for alive campaign 2024 coverage. we take you to arizona republican presidential nominee and former president donald trump is holding a rally for supporters. you're watching live coverage here on c-span2. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ f

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her previous books include activism inc., how the outsourcing of grassroots campaigns is strangling progressive politics in america and american resistance, from the women's march to the bluee, we are here to discuss her fascinating new book. let's please give a warm welcome to dana fisher. >> welcome, dana. >> thank you for having me. this is great. i've done climate 1 remotely during covid. it's nice to be here. >> welcome. firstly, congratulations on a fantastic book. i think you've done an incredible job of taking decades worth of work and scientific research and produced a new book that is practical with insights and easy to read. >> thank you. >> i really enjoyed it. before we get into the book, can you tell us a little bit about your self, where you're from and where you spent your formative years. >> i'm originally from bren brin mar, pennsylvania, which is the suburbs of philadelphia. i grew up in the woods outside of philly. i've actually lived across the united states. i've never lived in the south, and i probably never will at this point. so i went to college at princeton, and i was in the first cohort of environmental studies certificate recipients that existe

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blue. why is that? >> it only takes us about 400 pages in the book to explain that. i will give you my short answer. i think the first thing we need to keep in mind when we explain this divide. and it is so visible on the map and so visible every two years and four years on election night where we do see these stark differences is that this is a phenomenon that has been developing to almost 40 years. in the book, we do go all the way back to 1800 to try to understand whether or not this divide and partisanship is truly unprecedented. we do find that indeed the differences between rural voters and urban voters is historically unparalleled. ultimately, we do settle on a number of reasons. i think anybody that tries to present a single or simple story as to why this divide exists is the globalization hitting the area and a number of ways. with agricultural and natural resources spent. the economy and globalization kicking off. and objecting manufacturing >> some of it is >> both political parties have managed expectations and are there against. so, i think if we were there to simplify. a lot of this is

her previous books include, activism inc how the outsourcing grassroots campaigns is strangling progressive politics, america and american resistance from the women's march of the blue. we're here this evening discuss her fascinating new book, saving from climate shocks to climate action. now, let's please give a warm welcome to dana fisher. welcome, dana. thank you for having. this is great. you know, i've climate one remotely during covid. it's nice to be here in the commonwealth club. well, welcome. on a fairly congratulate and on again a fantastic book. i think you've done an incredible job of taking decades worth of work, scientific research and producing a book that is packed full of insights as well written and easy to read. thank you. i really enjoyed it. so before we get into the book, can you tell us a bit about yourself where you're from and where you spent your formative years? okay, so i'm from bryn mawr, pennsylvania is the western suburbs of philadelphia. so i grew up in the woods of philly. i actually lived across the united states. i've never lived in the south. and i probably never will at this point. but so i went to college at princeton and i was

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