the garage area with the electrical charger isn't shared space. >> director: thank you. we have a question from president honda and then commissioner lazarus. >> president: counselor, did you understand what the deputy director of the building inspection department indicated that the permits were properly issued and that is a private litigation between your client and the lower unit and i do agree with the exception of the electrical which is in a common area in the garage. >> i understand that and i was hoping to find an assessor parcel map to determine for sure whether there was a different parcel for the garage but i was unable to do that quickly. >> director: thank you. commissioner lazarus, you're muted. >> commissioner: yes, my question is on what basis were you demanding entrance into the permit holder's unit? >> so there's an ongoing dispute among the unit owners and so this actually followed after a request for resolution was issued from our office, you know, on behalf of our clients for exterior repair work that the applicant has not authorized and so it's exte

the same black charger responded at the second shooting scene 21 minutes later on pullman avenue, 21ear old tyree wilson was found fatally shot their investigators. say it appears that the two victims did not know each other now. wilson sister is heartbroken. why they would do this and mom bread there. he didn't bother nobody. he just liked to have fun. anybody have a memory, which i agree is that son memories of party is careful is a cheerfully. his smell was so brave. richmond police say it is too early to say whether the victims were targeted in antioch. dead after police say he got into a district okay? drive and mount aire, dr. ktvu is amberleigh talked with neighbors today about what. they saw and heard things quiet residential neighborhood and antioch became a crime scene shortly before 11 wednesday morning. neighbors spoke with me on the condition that i not identify them. they described hearing gunshots. my mom thought somebody was banging on the door was just like a bang, bang, bang like that mean short, rapid, police say a 52 year old man was killed in what they described

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black charger was also at the scene and about 20 minutes later, what is believed to be the same charger spotted the second shooting scene on pullman avenue, where 21 year old tyree wilson was shot and killed. family members say they have no idea why someone would want to hurt him. i don't know why they would do this and my breath there. you didn't bother nobody. he just liked to have fun. anybody have a memory with tyree is that son? memories of party is carefully it's a cheerfully. his smell was so break investigators have not said whether the two men were targeted and say they have not found any information that indicates wilson and lankford knew each other. a man on death row at san quentin for killing two people in fremont 25 years ago, has died. 46 year old charles edward crawford, the second was found unresponsive in his cell last night and taken to an outside hospital, where he died and autopsy will now determine how crawford died in 1996. he used a shotgun to murder 16 year old. evangeline rail and 20 year old mark williams on a rural road in the fremont foothills. right now, it

they haven't said where the black charger was found. but this discovery comes his new details are now emerging about the victims. 31 year old james lankford of san pablo was found dead at south second street at ohio avenue. according to authorities. he was a former professional foot. ballplayer in europe. police say it appears he had just parked his car to go to a gym when two men got out of a silver infiniti and started shooting at him. the black charger was also at that scene, then about 20 minutes later, what's believed to be that same charger was spotted at the second shooting scene on pullman avenue or 21 year old tyree wilson was shot and killed. police have not found any information that indicates lankford and wilson knew each other. yeah, president biden is kicking off his back on track tour and georgia today on his 1/100 day in office. just about an hour ago, the president and first lady held a drive in rally outside of atlanta. first lady jill biden introduced her husband, saying he has surpassed his promises for the 1st 100 d

electric vehicles need electric vehicle chargers and are still are not many of those, particularly inmerica. without big government subsidies like in china and europe, it is tough to make money on charging. it is tough to sell ev's without charging. it is a chicken and egg problem. this year, caribbean -- the start up pledged to build more than 13,000 charging stations it will own and operate. that is more than elon musk has managed. the charging map is scattered broadly. campgrounds, trailheads, they all loom large. fans will be able to juice up close trailheads, motels, they all loom large. all over alaska, hawaii, the deep south and the farce of maine. -- the forests of maine. it wants to keep its customers happy. like any or, really -- they are selling experience as much as the product. the charger, one that works well and quickly, is a critical part paired the charging network will be an astronomical cost. a huge risk to a fledgling company. outsourcing the experience may have been riskier still. this is how we move. for more content like this, follow us on your favorite platform

the people we're going to be but they're not going to get that we have to the chargers and you've got to be a good servant. it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to the side as a precaution and began evacuating sightseers more than 36000 people had visited the site since the ruction began in mid march iceland has more active folk a knows than any other country in europe but an eruption like this hasn't happened and there are a can as peninsula since the 13th century. football now in soccer there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st legs played on tuesday night manchester city hosted bursa dortmund the german team suffered some heart break one of phil assault and scored in the 90th minute to give city the win meanwhile you can cops liverpool club were completely outplayed in round madrid the reds will have to make up a 31 deficit in the return leg and tonight one quarter final in the champions league sees byron munich host paris the team they defeated in the last season's final by are not looking to successfully defend their title but they suffer

and those chargers may be right now because there are not enough electric vehicles. so this is where the steps in to make sure the uptake is sufficient so doesn't have to do any of that. >> a higher tax incentive than $175 per year. >> senator schumer has a bill that provides a significant tax incentive and there is support for that that is under the umbrella but the point is you have to do enough. >> and republicans are suggesting aic user fee doesn't that defeat the purpose of a tax incentive? >> that user fee issue has to be enough it will not be enough to pay for the entire road infrastructure when there's only 3 percent of the people at electric at this point there has to be a match between the revenues it just doesn't get you there. >> so to talk about electric vehiclesd so your workers and these people. >> we want to build more electric vehicles to mexico or canada or anywhere else and then it takes fewer people there are fewer moving parts so that means there is much less it is lasting longer and be more durable and to create a manufacturing sector and the ba

everything from coast to coast chargers to making sure that we have an amtrak, resilient amtrak, infrastructure for the new york city subway system. it will be an all hands on deck approach and we refuse to leave any community behind in the process. [applause] not only do we refuse to leave any community behind but those who have been left behind come first. we refuse to allow, for example, in an economy that goes from oil barons to solar barren and that is what we will not do because what we will do is that we will transition to a 100% carbon free economy that is more unionized, more just, more dignified and guarantees more healthcare and housing than any then we ever had before and that is our goal. that's the goal of the green new deal. what we will do is make sure that communities like flint, baltimore, the south bronx, st. louis, rural communities whose infrastructure was never properly built in the first place are first in line to rectify the injustices of the past to make sure that they get everything that they need to thrive in the future. that is what a green new deal is all about. in

this would come as tax incentives for americans who buy electric cars and build more ev chargers and400 million to promote clean energy. it offers incentives to anyone installing clean power, homeowners and companies. and joining us now to discuss all of this the -- it's nice to see your face, i need three ways the plan would combat climate change. let's start with the money that goes to the electrical grid. how does it help us? >> our electrical cal grid is in dire need. it was built in the 1940s and 50s. it was designed for a difference world, you had big coal fire powered plants. the world we are envisionsing to move away from is where there's small scale wind power, solar power, you know, you're producing power, and the sun is shining and the wind is blowing, you have to send power longer distances. the wind is best in iowa, there's not that many people that live in iowa, to send that energy to chicago or st. louis or all the way to the east coast is helpful. so, for a long time people thought if we can build a 21st century grid, we could support a 21st century energy system is.

have a south facing garage and a rooftop and you got a solar panel and they are hooked up your wall charger and you are charging the car off of that than your carbon footprint in zero grid if you are in an area that is mostly relied upon powerplants and you plug it in and then you go to the grid very different story even for talking about the same car spirit this entire hearing available online at c-span .org. we leave here to take you live now to philadelphia where president biden will be speaking from the train tracks outside center city's 30th street station. he's there to commemorate amtrak's 50th anniversary and also highlight his american jobs plan improvement to rail infrastructure. >> great to be back at the 33 station. you are family. please, sit down guys. your dad, greg, is here too. as far as i'm concerned the weavers are family. justin gray, speaking a family, your father and i bought a lot of fights together, plans a lot of flights on amtrak coming back to philly and i did not come all the way to philly and it's wonderful tribute to the station to bear his name. thank you for

appliances that use brick chargers like laptops or cable boxes drain tons of electricity. with clocks like microwaves or your coffee pot are using power. and your tv can be a huge drain on your power bill. appliances that use remote controls use power all the time. keeping these energy vampires in check can save you hundreds of dollars every year. here's how. it's pretty simple. first, look to buy devices that have an energy star logo on the package before you buy them. they're specifically designed to use less electricity. also, plug things into a power strip and switch it off between uses. perhaps the best way to defeat energy vampires and put more money back in your wallet is to simply unplug things when they aren't in use. ♪♪ >> thanks, chris, yes. energy vampires. okay. a successful launch this morning for spacex and its falcon 9 rocket. >> one, zero. mission, and lift off. [ applause ] >> tha.m., four astronauts lifted off from kennedy space center en route to the international space station. it's the first time elon musk's company used a previously flown. they will

i think president biden talked about 500,000 public chargers, and these are very fast chargers now. so this is a huge area of technological innovation, a huge area of job creation. and really the companies, the car companies and the oil and gas companies that don't get involved in this do so at their own peril. you mentioned shell is embracing this. i mean, you probably covered exxonmobil, what's going on at the board level there, and, you know, they went from about the most valuable company in the world in 2016 to kicked out of the dow jones 30 by 2020. i mean, so they need to embrace this, and i think the whole sector will do that. liz: got it. andrew, china is the world's large polluter and the world's largest user of coal. xi jinping saying today at this event we're going to strictly limit coal use by 2025. do you believe them? >> well, they've never, they've never fixed the problems they've made in the past. i was just hiking in colorado this week with, and the largest coal-fired power plant in colorado, 750 megawatts, china built 50 of those last year. they have another 50 sch

appliances that use brick chargers like laptops or cable boxes drain tons of electricity and devices like your microwave or coffee pot are constantly using power. even your tv can be a huge drain on your power bill. appliances that use remote controls use power all the time, just waiting for you to press the power button. keeping these energy vampires in check can save you hundreds of dollars every year. here's how. it's pretty simple. first look to buy devices that have an energy star logo on the package before you buy them. they're specifically designed to use less electricity. plug things into a power strip and switch off between uses. perhaps the best way to defeat energy vampires and put more money back in your wallet is to simply unplug things when they aren't in use. >>> 6:26 right now. happening today, heading back into the courtroom. up next, why governor newsom and his administration will be defending their handling of the pandemic. >>> plus -- >> reporter: as we emerge from the pandemic, a lot of folks are wondering what the future of work from home is going to be like. th

appliances that use brick chargers like laptops or cable boxes drain tons of electricity and devices with clocks like your microwave or are constantly using power. even your tv can be a huge drain on your power bill. appliances that use remote controls use power all the time, just waiting for you to press the power button. keeping these energy vampires in check can save you hundreds of dollars every year. here's how. it's pretty simple. first look to buy devices that have an energy star logo on the package before you buy them. they're specifically designed to use electricity. plug things into a power strip and switch off between uses. perhaps the best is to simply unplug things when they aren't in use. >>> 5:27. coming up next, a nation on edge, with a verdict in the derek chauvin trial now hanging in the balance, we hear from george floyd's relatives in a one on one interview. >>> plus up in smoke. the world famous 420 party in san francisco canceled for a sec year in a row. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting t

we'll start with the first in which police say a silver infiniti and black dodge charger may have beenlier shooting. that happened 6 40 tuesday evening 31 year old james langford was found dead near south second street in ohio avenue soon after the same black charger police say was spotted at the second shooting location on pullman avenue. that's where the body of 21 year old tyree wilson was found. family members say they have no idea. why anyone would want to hurt their loved one? you know why they would do this and my bread there? you needn't bother nobody. he just liked to have fun. anybody have a memory retiree is a fun memories of party is careful is a cheerfully. his smell is so brave. investigators say it's too early to say whether the victims were targeted but that it does not appear. the two men knew each other now to antioch, where one man is dead after police say he got into a disagreement with his landlord. the shooting happened at garrow drive and mountain air. dr katie's amberleigh talked with neighbors about what they saw and heard. through things, quiet residential nei

the black charger was also at the scene about 20 minutes later, what is believed to be that same charger was spotted at the second shooting scene on pullman avenue. where 21 year old tyree wilson was shot and killed. police have not found any information that indicates langford and wilson knew each other. in san jose for the second time in a month. a disabled person has been killed in a hit and run and incredibly, it happened at the same intersection. the crash happened at monterey road and curtner avenue. ktvu is cristina rendon. now with what the city is trying to do to make the intersection safer. monory highway and curtner avenue, a busy intersection in san jose, was quite enough time. issues. it says what? i gotta walk, i won't get across pedestrians like this man named jack. try to move fast. the intersection was shut down wednesday night after a woman using a walker was killed in a hit and run. police say she was several 100 ft. outside of the closest crosswalk. there's no description of the car that hit her, and her identity hasn't been released. it's the second fatal hit and run

phones and laptops but have you ever actually read the care instructions for a charger you're not alone in a new. explosions at home more common than you think. a lovely breakfast with coffee rolls some cold cuts and where's the. maybe we can cook it fast in the microwave let's say. well that wasn't a good idea what happened microwave radiation heats water molecules in the egg they expand and once they reach a certain temperature they have operates. blowing up the egg in the process. a right royal mess but this kind of blast is homeless compared to other household dangerous. like the cooking oil fountain based kitchens potentially incendiary deodorant and has spray canisters and rechargeable lithium ion batteries in mobile phones so in cigarettes what's so dangerous about least things. well the firefighters from cassells fire brigades i had to explain. to my schmitz. tomas miller and ian's home by. being called out to more and more household incidents today we'll show you some things that can go wrong at home . that calls for some heavy equipment because things are about to go off with

when porsche presented the turbo charger to the public the 911 climbed to new heights. the turbo coupe a 3.0 put everything else in the shade. zoo. 100 k. in just 5.2 seconds not for the faint hearted or the beginner. 1981 world rally champion volatile world was playing catch up in the 911 s c turbo in the san remo rally. over several days he made up more and more ground on the leaders. for the last stage he was just 2 minutes behind his rivals and looked like he might do it. when disaster struck and his drive shaft broke. he still calls it the most bitter breakdown of his career. everyone used to say it's for men not boys you hit the gas and it took ages to get going this is what that was the problem with the car but it was also the challenge for me was for that you had to be hitting the accelerator as you went into the curve so that you had enough power coming out one that gave the skilled driver an advantage but it freaked normal people out fresh off the. show was aware of the problem too. we were all good drivers and we all said the same after testing true it's diff

when porsche presented the turbo charger to the public the 911 climbed to new heights. the turbo coupe a 3.0 put everything else in the shade. zoo. 100 k. in just 5.2 seconds not for the faint hearted or the beginner. 991 world rally champion volatile world was playing catch up on the 911 s c turbo in the san remo rally. for several days he made up more and more ground on the leaders. the for the last stage he was just 2 minutes behind his rivals and this looked like he might do it. when disaster struck and his drive shaft broke. he still calls it the most bitter breakdown of his career. everyone used to say it's for men not boys you hit the gas and it took ages to get going that was the problem with the car but it was also the challenge for me was for the you had to be hitting the accelerator as you went into the curve so that you had enough power coming out and that gave the skilled driver an advantage but it freaked normal people out fresh off the. horse show was aware of the problem too. but we were all good drivers and we all said the same after testing true it's d

you have to get used to charging them just like your charger watch one or 2 talking also that once you do that it'll be fine. it's a. hunk buma and thomas hoffman are in charge of the v.w. get that train which is located near the city of studs in the state of north rhine-westphalia. preliminary operations began in 2019. the factory is a joint venture between v.w. and the swedish battery manufacturer north volt. but also is the 1st step in production you have a depot this is where we mix the pastry and old material on one side cathode on the other. the raw materials for the paste are supplied by the chemical industry and a lot of research has gone into its composition. materials make up 80 percent of the total production costs. that tree many factories in china. way ahead of their german counterparts but with factories like this one b.w. hopes to catch up both in terms of materials and manufacturing technology. and. work with them we run a lot of tests to help achieve optimum performance of market why not get in the series production the size so we want to me expand our knowledge base t

dangers of using cell phones and laptops but have you ever actually read the care instructions for a charger you're not in love. explosions at home more common than you think. breakfast with coffee rolls some cold cuts and. maybe we can cook it fast in the microwave let's say. well that wasn't a good idea what happened microwave radiation heats water molecules and. eg they expand and once they reach a certain temperature they have operate. blowing up the egg in the process. a right to oil mess but this kind of blast is homeless compared to other household dangerous. like the cooking oil found in most kitchens potentially incendiary deodorant and has spray canisters and rechargeable lithium ion batteries a mobile phone so in cigarettes what's so dangerous about police things. well the firefighters from cassells fire brigades a hand to explain. so much schmitz. told us miller and he ends home by. what we're being called out to more and more household incidents today we'll show you some things that can go wrong at home because you know. that calls for some heavy equipment because things are abo

. >>> a san jose business owners facing several fraud chargers and they say the owner of all bay area florist claimed he had only a single full-time employee but investigation uncovered he was held with held wages owed to his workers and authorities are looking for other possible victims. >>> still ahead and streaming on cbsn bay area casa major new developments in the disappearance of kristin smart, 25 years later. the two people now behind bars. >> it is my hope we are able to take the first step for justice for the smart family. >> san francisco cancels 4 20 celebrations in golden gate park and the warning for people who come in to get high. >>> the answer to protect the bay area from rising sea levels could be at the bottom of the bay. >>> the preparations are underway at chase center ahead of the big reopening and what fans will have to do in order to get inside. >>> a stronger onshore breeze brought cooler temperatures further inland and significantly cooler for inland parish and's of the bay area while temperatures around the bay and along the coast were where they were yesterd

dangers of using cell phones and laptops but have you ever actually read the care instructions for a charger. you're not alone. explosions at home more common than you think. breakfast with coffee rolls some cold cuts and. maybe we can cook it fast in the microwave let's see. well that wasn't a good idea what happened microwave radiation heats water molecules in the egg they expand and once they reach a certain temperature they evaporate. blowing up the egg in the process. a right royal mess but this kind of blast is homeless compared to other household dangerous. like that cooking oil found investigations potentially incendiary deodorant and has spray canisters and rechargeable lithium ion batteries in mobile phones so in cigarettes what's so dangerous about these things. well the firefighters from cassells fire brigades i had to explain. to my schmitz. tomas miller and yes home by. the form of a more well being called out to more and more household incidents today we'll show you some things that can go wrong at home because you know. that calls for some heavy equipment because things are a

. >> this is a super charger. >> reporter: racing is in corey smith's dna. at least it was.e says he's retired now, after a lifetime spent chase the adrenaline rush behind a steering wheel. walk me through it, how old were you when you started racing? >> i've been doing this since i was 12 years old, racing. i'm 38 years old now. >> reporter: the ex-street racer spend is his days under the hood, souping up cars. what makes a car a racing car? >> okay. for example, this car right here has come with original 305 motor, a small motor. now it has a corvette motor. >> reporter: this chevy 1987 monte carlo aero coupe, a small step down from the super cars on the streets today. >> pretty much gave it up. the cars now, extremely fast on the street. very dangerous. i mean, it's wild. i mean, got too much to lose. >> how do you wean yourself off of a drug like street racing? >> it's hard. know what i mean? like i say, you can be in a car that makes some horsepower, i mean, you want to punch it from time to time to time, i mean, it's just something you got to realize when you get older

neil: rory, real quickly, is your charger compatible with tesla's charger which is compatible and --g we're working through at the moment. one of the key enablers to expanding ev growth and adoption is having the public infrastructure out there. so from that point of view, actually, it's not going to be too long from now we're going to be announcing some of the gm position on this one, and i think it'll be one that is very positive and manes that we can step on the accelerator pedal from that perspective. neil: all right. thank you very much for that, global cadillac vice president there. beautiful cars, right? they're so quiet. did you ever notice that? so quiet. we'll have more after this. ♪♪ i'll be there for you, i'll be there for you. ♪ oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just

the people who are really good people they did not have the chargers and you cannot do it. it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to the side as a precaution and began evacuating sightseers more than 36000 people had visited the site since the ruction began in mid march iceland has more active folk a knows then any other country in europe but an eruption like this hasn't happened on their great count as peninsula since the 13th century. soccer news for you now and there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st legs played on tuesday night manchester city hosted for a sea of dortmund the german side suffered a heart break when phil foden scored in the 90th minute to give city the way and meanwhile your going clubs liverpool side were completely outplayed in real madrid the reds will have to make up a 31 deficit in the return like. one of our top story this hour imus international says global inequality has grown during the pandemic with women health workers and migrants among those forced fact it and its annual report released today the hum

a lot of c the cars go on to the market now three or 40 miles on the charger would like to take our road trips, especially for rural areas or more spread out areas there still was scold range anxiety you don't if you can charge. that's why the funding is contemplated here for yes it includes ways to ensure it's more affordable for consumers. but also deploying a national network of a half a million charging stations so we couldn't really answer any of those concerns that might be the last thing holding somebody back from buying electric vehicle. >> let's start with the charging stations. you want to build i believe 500,000 around the country. but thery question is, should the taxpayers fund that not everyone is going to be driving an electric car immediately? >> the idea here is to use federal investment to kickstart the development of t these charging stations. we do not envision them to all onbe purchased, owned, operated by the federal government. we do know we have to make what i would call some market-making investments to help deploy these to scale. to get them out across different

many a charger who filed that report joins us on air for health care system already struggling under the weight of the pandemic how much of a priority has mental health then for medical providers when it comes to care. well you could talk about gravity of the situation which is unfolding right now where the dining large one was every day because the health care system has to be clearly collapsed the gravity like not just somehow so why the pandemic and again we need to remember that india is a country where mental health is still not very openly spoken about but yes the people especially those who are living in urban areas who are connected with each other on social media they have been coming for what we have been talking about how and and it hasn't back to them until the people are often the support system but if exploits are seeing that after the dust settles find a me me me have mentioned have my limit blowing up especially people's genetics just as the older people and. i put this in context your report mainly focused on the stress people feel now given this deadly wave of kovac

them before we're able to not have the chargers and you cannot do it. it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to the side as a precaution and began evacuating sightseers more than 36000 people had visited the site since the ruction began in mid march iceland has more active volcanoes than any other country in europe but an eruption like this hasn't happened and there are a can as peninsula since the 13th century. sports now in football there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st legs played on tuesday night manchester city hosted by dortmund the german team suffered some heartbreak when cellphones scored in the 90th minute to give city the win meanwhile your clubs liverpool club are completely outplayed real madrid the reds will have to make up a 31 deficit in the return leg. and tonight one quarter final in the champions league sees cup holders byron munich host paris sejour mom the team they defeated in last season's final byron is a side looking to successfully defend their title they suffered a major blow going i

stuff that you know should have been fixed and upgraded iams ago trains highways electric vehicle charger grid and what it doesn't address though are solutions that could truly lower climate change emissions because the solutions for addressing climate change are things that we've already proven don't work and one of those carbon capture or direct our capture where you're using technology to literally suck the carbon out of the air and research already shows that this is a very expensive way to do very little room. and so it would make more sense a lot of critics of the plan say it would make more sense to invest money in cheaper alternatives that don't involve carbon emission any carbon emission in the 1st place and even though by in a pledge to get rid of these like $62000000000.00 annual subsidies that are given to oil and gas companies there are environmental advocates like the head of food and water watch one of the hotter says like she's concerned big companies will just get this money anyway to build tech for these carbon capture things that we know don't work oh so they get the be

something for which people did not have the chargers to grab you and. it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to the side as a precaution and began evacuating sightseers more than $36000.00 people have visited the site since the ruction began in mid march iceland has more active volcanoes than any other country in europe but an eruption like this hasn't happened under ray canas peninsula since the 13th century. all right here's a reminder of the top story that we're following this hour. top e.u. officials have held talks with turkey's president. ursula fund a lion in charles me show said that they expressed concerns about turkey's commitment to human rights migration and richard g. policy were also on the agenda today. you're watching news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see you then. kick off. town atmosphere means listless clay soft from the. looks of guns and the men plus 5 successive. non-stop excitement to the final match to. sneak up. on d w. 1

is robotic dog chargers over $74000.00 commercially for this little 4 legged robot while the n.y.p.d. has been very tight lipped about the how in the why behind acquiring their robo canine i want to ask you do you feel comfortable as a new yorker that your police department is in the business of news in robotics on this level or higher. no no no no no no no no and by the way with all due respect mr asimov for dr asthma he didn't really take into account artificial intelligence he talked about robot robots are fine they're cute they're great this is a different story let me ask you fine people the following question of all the shapes and all of the forms and all the be manifestations of a police robot why a dog why for a way why not a box with the wheels there are these things that open up in the but why something that we are familiar with when we say oh maybe to distract somebody maybe that's one of the things where somebody is and a shoot out and he was a what is that wrong let's put our guns dot com it's cute or god forbid you're going down to your mine on drugs or whatever it is if

when porsche presented the turbo charger to the public the 911 climbed to new heights. the turbo coupe a 3.0 put everything else in the shade. 0 to 100 k. in just 5.2 seconds not for the faint hearted or the beginner. 991 world rally champion volatile world was playing catch up in the 911 s c turbo in the san remo rally. over several days he made up more and more ground on the leaders. before the last stage he was just 2 minutes behind his rivals and look to mind he might do it. when disaster struck and his drive shaft broke. he still calls it the most bitter breakdown of his career. so this is a target everyone used to say it's for men not boys you hit the gas and it took ages to get going this is what that was the problem with the car but it was also the challenge for me was for that you had to be hitting the accelerator as you went into the curve so that you had enough power coming out one that gave the skilled driver an advantage but it freaked normal people out 1st off you know my name to. show was aware of the problem too. we were all good drivers and we all said

many a charger who filed that report joins us on air for health care system already struggling under the weight of the pandemic how much of a priority has mental health ben from medical providers when it comes to care. well you could talk about gravity of the situation which is unfolding right now where i dined a lot and was every day because the healthcare system has to be the only collapsed the gratitude i should somehow so why the pandemic and again we need to remember that even as a country were mentioned has is still not very openly spoken about but yes young people especially those who are living in urban areas who are connected with each other on social media they have been coming all that we have been talking about how the endemic has impacted their mental health people are often the support system but if explains are seeing that after the dust settles find a me me me have a mental health i live it blowing up especially pools tonight it's just as older people and. i put this in context your report mainly focused on the stress people feel now given this deadly wave of kovac ab

substantially that's the evidence we have for cloud calls so the question is to what extent does solar charger reduce climate rist actually harm if art like extreme storms extreme temperatures sea level rise those are research questions that we don't know the answer to. so called solar radiation management is a gamble little research is being dom on the risks and yet it could be a last lifeline when it comes to curbing global warming. in practice it would mean at least 10000 aircraft injecting the stratosphere every 2 years the planes would release sulfur particles as evenly as possible a town to dudes of molten 10 kilometers. these particles would reflect one or 2 percent of the incoming sunlight. the fact that danced in the stratosphere cools the planet has been shown by powerful volcanic eruptions such as pinatubo in the philippines in 1991. time but lobel temperature dropped by norm point 4 degrees. so much and you have to put in there well it depends how much solar we wants so there's no right answer to that but you know the quantity we measured it something like a 1000000 tonnes a year w

go chargers. >>> let's get back now to the markets. powell lulled us to sleep, the busiest day of earnings season. one in ten s&p companies reporting today. our parent comcast o'do mcdonald's, amazon and gilead and others joining our panel is alicia miller at by mellon. we have patrick frezetti patrick, we begin with you the numbers have been absolutely monstrous from apple and facebook $140 billion in buyback between them and google alone. is it all systems go, foot on the gas pedal for you and your advice to clients? >> brian, thanks for having me look, we clearly entered earnings season. we heard from tech companies and banks and instrudustrial compans and consumer products. putting the large cap tech aside, is how do they deal with higher input costs they will raise prices this year and i think that is very important. in fact, i think the eventuality of higher labor costs will deal with that. that is what we are focusing on. >> alicia, futures on soaring. dow futures up 148 that is the battle of two headlines. one headline you have

phones and laptops but have you ever actually read the care instructions for a charger and you're not alone into new. explosions at home more common than you think. lovely breakfast with coffee rolls some cold cuts and where's the egg. maybe we can cook it fast in the microwave let's say. well that wasn't a good idea what happened microwave radiation heats water molecules in the egg they expand and once they reach a certain temperature they have operate. blowing up the egg in the process. a right royal mess but this kind of blast is homeless compared to other household dangerous. like the cooking oil found in most patients potentially incendiary deodorant and has spray canisters and rechargeable lithium ion batteries in mobile phones so in cigarettes what's so dangerous about these things. well the firefighters from cassells fire brigades i had to explain. to my schmidt. tomas miller and yes home by. being called out to more and more household incidents today we'll show you some things that can go wrong to hold . that calls for some heavy equipment because things are about to go off w

. >> greg: they don't have a charger up there.se to declare they found a racist on mars. cnn would go live 24/7. chris cuomo would be crying and don lemon would be going i knew it! >> i think people would be more interested if they had better names. they are boring. give them real names like fred. >> or lollipop. >> great stripper name. >> crinkles. >> greg: [laughing]. joe, this is important. you master space, you master everything. you know what i mean? >> yes, that is mastery. that little gnat. it looks like an impulls buy. the martians will play this goal. the last thing you want is something from 2021 coming up to your planet splitsing corners all over. >> greg: the ufo is actually covid. it's an alien that came down on an asteroid, cat. >> [laughing]. >> what if we found out a lot of minerals and like gold and silver is worthless. >> yes. >> greg: that should change everything. >> it could be, but it didn't. >> greg: could we unite against space aliens and hate them for being different? >> i have unrealistic expectations of

country where it's easy for someone to top up the charge if they need it most people use their home chargerars so any time you can get that infrastructure out there and they don't have to pay for it, that's a good thing and it helps build interest in electric cars which helps them as well. >> phil, which other manufacturer is in the race to dominate the electric vehicle world? we had a guest on in the last hour who said gm is one of them. >> yep. >> i assume audi may be another one, the german car makers as well. >> volkswagen. tyler, what you're looking at in terms of let's just look at the top three in terms of pure electric vehicle sales last year i'm not talking about hybrids or gas/electric hybrid vehicles, i'm talking about pure electric vehicles number two on the list is scic out of china and number three is volkswagen and volkswagen has already laid out their plans and they're rolling out the id-4, new models their sales in europe are increasing substantially so you've got those two along with general motors. the issue with general motors is that they have invested a lot, they have

them before we get there not that we have for the chargers to grab us cable said.it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to the side as a precaution and began evacuating sightseers more than 36000 people had visited the site since the ruction began in mid march iceland has more active folk a noce than any other country in europe but an eruption like this hasn't happened and there are a countess peninsula since the 13th century. you're watching the news business news is coming up next with video tamale which will be right back stick around. every day. for us and for our planet. the idea is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities streamer how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with the waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation.

you said in february that you have not decided yet whether or not you were going to lift your turbo chargerve you reached a decision? bjoern: no. i think we are in the very early stage when it comes to deciding that. we have decided to go into the market. we are looking for potential buyers, but we are also exploring the opportunity for a listing, which i think this is of course a highly profitable business with a lot of potential for the future. we look for the best value for shareholders. we will come back probably closer to the end of the year with a final decision. annmarie: ok, so we will be on the lookout for that. looking at little bit more macro what's going on in the world, we have analysts constantly coming on their show and talk about the worries in inflation and supply chains. base metals are absolutely on a tear. copper nearing 10 thousand dollars aton. are you seeing that price of rum materials go up? bjoern: of course we do. i think these are issues that all companies face today. all material prices are going up. most companies have hedges for certain times. but as you move f

your charger. documentary. this is d w news and these are our top stories u.s. president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions by hauff by 2030 it's the most ambitious climate protection talks ever set in u.s. history around 40 countries are taking part in the 2 day virtual climate summit. hundreds of mourners have been remembering dante right the young black man shot and killed by police earlier this month wright was killed during a traffic stop in minneapolis the officer who shot him apparently by mistake has been charged with manslaughter. and life on mas nasa scientists are one step closer to making a that's possible the perseverance rover has converted koppen dioxide into pure breathable oxygen for the 1st time nasa aims to do this on a large scale it could pave the way for human exploration on the red planet this is news from bell and you can find much more news and analysis on our website www dot com. the u.s. today pledged to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half by the end of the decade a movement to brand the u.s. as a leader in fightin