and this boy especially has a little secret a dirty one i would say but i think i'd rather call it cleve one because it drives purely electric. $61.00 kilo watts of power the electric motor right here under the hood the battery right here makes up for 260 kilometers of range. and all of this for just 20000 euros. not bad. or. cool we had dreamed. oh hey you guys already there i welcome to check. today we are looking at the w.'s. $61.00 kilo watts of power 260 kilometers of range round about. i'm starting to have a deja vu well anyways that i'm going to be able to get through. it all for just $22000.00 euros not a bad price. that's a was only a dream. i mean if i had to decide which one of these cars to buy i mean i wouldn't but if i had to. it probably be a decision about price or design because they're mostly in the same car regarding the technical parts but like me i don't need to decide because. just a. thank. you made. so long under remembered dream of mine a reality. everyone told me that i cannot turn my home i cannot turn to electric but then you came and you've proven. that it's

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activist cleve jones asked people to put names on a piece of fabric.eers are turning spare fabric from the aids quilt into face masks for front line workers. >>> before we go, today forks 50 years for a historic event. one in part by a virus. a child with rubella exposed thomas matingly with the risk of infecting his career. the day before, he was swapped out. on this dade, they dlifted off from the kennedy space center aboard apollo 13. when oxygen tank exposed, the backup pilot was the first to warn mission control in houston. >> we have a problem here. >> by time we came on duty, we were well aware we had had a big problem on our hands. >> it was life threatening. >> houston, we've had a problem. >> apollo 13 feels relevant. last night, nasa debuted a documentary, apollo 13, home safe. you can stream it for free on youtube and facebook. that is our trip across america. thank you so much for making time with you. i'm joshua johnson. i will see you back here tonight at 9:00 peern. eempb. the news at the break with alicia menendez on msnbc. fixtures an

>> sth a vethis is a very cleve crafted lawsuit.the plaintiff is just the space and now the immigrant spouse. while it's true individual states cannot discriminate against people based on their alienage, when congress does it, it's presumptively legal based on congress's power to regulation immigration. so that is why you see just the sid citizen citizen as a plaintiff. that's why also the citizen plaintiff aledges that this inflings on a different right, his you constitutional right to marry. however, not every federal law that affects a citizen's right to marry is going to be struck down. a classic example is that a citizen can marry anyone that citizen wants from another country. that doesn't entitle them to get that spouse a visa to come here or to live here permanently. so not every law that affects a citizen's right to marry is necessarily unconstitutional. there is a very strongly worded complaint in that it gives it the best chance to survive, but the federal government here, congress specifically, has a number of defenses,

. ♪ i'd be president foreve so handsome and so cleve if i only had heart brain courage ♪ ♪ moral codta of humanit suit that fit ♪ so trump thinks he deserves congratulations for his handling of the pandemic that's left 17 million unemployed in three weeks and tens of thousands dead and yet he can't even manage to coherently regurgitate basic scientific facts like this bizarre explanation of how antibiotic resistant germs work. >> this is a very brilliant enemy, you know, it's a brilliant enemy. they develop drugs like the antibiotics, you see it, antibiotics used to solve every problem. now one of the biggest problems the world has is the germ has gotten so brilliant that the antibiotic can't keep up with it and they're constantly trying to come up with a new -- there's whole genius to it we're fighting -- not only is it hidden, but it's very smart, okay it's invisible and it's hidden but it's -- it's very smart. >> seth: antibiotics work on bacteria coronavirus, and there's a hint right in the name, is a virus. you can't use antibiotics on a virus, no matter what your doctor told yo