kwolek spent the rest of her career at dupont.tored other women in her field and worked to introduce young people to science, writing letters and giving lectures. stephanie: i really did not think of the bulletproof vest. we had dr. joe rivers who at that time was already looking for fibers to use in making bulletproof vests. and i remember the first time i spun the 1-4 b he came over and said if you can possibly spare a tiny bit of the fiber i would like to tested it and see if it'll be useful in a bulletproof vest. ali:he was named on a total of 28 patents and won several awards for her work, including the national medal of technology. kwolek was inducted into the national inventors hall of fame in 1995. at the time, she was only the fourth female inductee. but to kwolek, her crowning achievement was making kevlar possible. stephanie: i was fortunate enough to do something that would be of benefit to mankind. it's been an extremely satisfying discovery. i don't think there's anything like saving someone's life to ing you satisfa

ukraine, the conflict cannot be resolved, the leader of the political movement get up france, nicolas dupontapons of war, europe will bitterly regret it in the future, he said. possible if the demilitarization of ukraine occurs, if nato remains in its place and does not move forward, and if we understand in the little minds of western people that this war is the suicide of europe in xx century, playing into the hands of china, making us economically dependent on the united states, and giving islamism strength in our south. if we don't understand that there are priorities and choices that need to be made, then europe will disappear from history due to an absurd conflict. requires money, the last hope for france, but the promise of paris, like french canapés or baguettes, looks beautiful, you won’t be full, the 3 billion euros promised to ukraine will cut a hole in the french budget, alemont writes, it will be difficult for paris to allocate such an amount, it will have to be sophisticated , reduce sector costs the life activity of french citizens, for example, but this will be enough for ukra

i spoke to dupont, proctor over the years.all thought he was incredibly valuable. >> my point is they came in with a real plan there in terms of execution and operations as opposed to hear where it's saying. >> tremendous lack of oversight here. the executives, the non- -- the top level executives did incredibly well. the incentives were completely out of whack. that's the board. >> were those other companies, the procters, the heinz, the duponts going through a pandemic, a strike, a revin innings of the business model? >> okay, great question. i think the answer to that is obviously not. i know bob iger is going to hate everything i've seen which is fine. it's not about friends. it's about money. the fox acquisition has to be up there with some of the acquisitions that david talks about -- >> fox. >> there was a page devoted to the fox -- >> let's say you check in with some of the people that run these leagues about this shotgun plan that they're doing -- >> talking about the new joint venture. >> the new joint venture. >> --

another representative from dupont noted in 1992 that recycling als were set knowing full well "theye unlikely to meet them." michael copley is a correspondent covering climate issues for npr. michael, thank you so much for joining us. some of these quotes that are in this report are very blunt. they might be shocking to some, but you've been covering these issues for a long time. were you surprised by anything that's in this new report? michael: yeah. i think what's in the report echoes a lot of what we've been seeing from previous investigations, and that is that the plastics industry push recycling as a solution. even though industry officials have known for a long time that it wasn't going to be viable at scale, or that they had serious doubts about its ability to be viable at scale. what we've seen is that they they really looked at recycling as a way to kind of fend off regulation and to keep selling more plastic. and so, we've known about that. i think it's always striking when you see a report like this that unearths new statements, new quotes. and to see the way in which the

they say a better educated workforce.so i come from delaware, dupont used to be the eighth largest corporationin the world athey bought the educator the workforce. but none of you do that anymore. why are you angry with me providing you the opportunity for the best educated workforce in the world? they look at me and said, i think you're right. igh quality tutoring and summer learning to ensure every child learns to read by third grade. [applause] i'm also connecting local businesses and high schools so students get hands-on experience and a path to paying -- good paying jobs whether or not they go to college. i want to make sure college is more affordable. let's continue increasing pell i! families and increase investment in hbcus and minority serving institutions. [applause] i was told i couldn't universally juq-ñç way you dealt with student loans. i fixed two student loan programs that already existed to reduce the burden of student debt for nearly 4 million americans including nurses, firefighters, and others in public service. like keenan jones, a public educator in minnesota who is here

suffer the same fate as other great companies that peltz's previously inn filtrated such a ge and dupont. his quest seems more about vanity than a belief in disney. >> the video comes along with a new 66-page regulatory filing saying peltz and other candidates are not what disney needs right now. frank. >> looking at shares of disney up .50% in the pre-market. silvana, thank you. see you later on. >>> turning attention back to the markets and key to the markets today is cpi which is due out at 8:30 a.m. this morning. economy expects this to be a pivotal moment. the markets will feel confident in the fed's successful fight against inflation. let's talk about this with vince larusso. >> nice to see you, frank. >> jamie dimon talking about rate cuts where most expect it in june. we have an inflation report coming up today and two fmoc meetings before june. how important is this report today with the june rate cuts and the markets and a.i. trade that you and a lot of people call the story of 2024? >> thanks, frank. inflation is one key data point that the fed is using to dictate fiscal polic

when fdr, when world war ii was going, he called up dupont and the people who run the big cars and they said i need your help. when president eisenhower -- he asked people who know how to do it. of course there is collaboration. there is no other way to do it. the government has its own role. we cannot do military, nasa, darpa. you're going to have a little bit of both. 80%, most of the r&d. most of these problems you cannot fix without government. but if you want the big money in utilities, climate, cars, penicillin, medical, it is companies. the government does not have money to do that. the value of america is $150 trillion. those companies have the unbelievable wherewithal. big and small, all companies. margaret: question from the audience. we are seeing initiatives take in missouri and connecticut, still in knee-jerk reaction to cash for families, they will use it for drugs. please are thwarting education. how can people across the aisle manage innovation successfully? jamie: i like testing something. i don't know if the baby bonds would work. we have tested this. once a person sta

>> yes. >> in the dupont accident you were mentioning how valuable, why was it valuable during the dupontccident? >> very valuable. some assumed early on, not us that there was destruction in the cab and we could see in the video that that did not occur we always could see there was hesitation by the engineer around controls. we determined through the investigation including looking at the video that they weren't provided adequate training to the train crew. >> okay. >> that's not right. you're putting too much pressure on employees right now with inadequate training and i'm sure the numbers -- i would be curious to see what the retention rate is. i know mr. shaw brags about how much they have hired people, what's the retention rate of people sticking around? i'm an advocate for two-person crew, obviously. >> mr. whitaker, what standards should we be looking at given that we have the transformation and longer trains? i don't think i have heard intermettently through the committee but this is sea change. >> right. i don't even have time to look out the window of my locomotive half of the t

which is why i'm pleased we also funded, put funds in this bill to improve drinking water systems in dupontt of the odesa groundwater replacement project, critical to irrigation for our farmers our state's eco. i fought hard to secure other critical investments to support our farmers as well. last year, i visited the ground making of a new plant sciences building, at the forefront of responding to challenges washington state farmers face i'm thrilled to build on that progress which delivering investments in this bill to support researchers at u-dub and the usda center as they tackle issues like little cherry disease or livestock resiliency, pollution from tires, crop quality and more. when it comes to cutting edge search, agriculture is just one of the many fields where i'm very proud to see washington state researchers leading the way. whether, clean energy in the tricities, or aerospace work in kent and across western washington this bill will propel the innovation that is happening in my state. and through congressionally directed spenng, t will help fund new scientific equipment at gonz

a dupont deal fit is congratulations to lead is by 11 cruise and he now believes co because after another 3 points, the 10 points we should not, we should not be unrealistic as this is a very, very likely that level because it becomes tempting, of course, is the 1st time in the decade that find the compete in the home by goldman in the game known as dick jessica. they went the last 11 been to seek a trophies, but no 13 points behind. it looks like they'll have to win the champions league to avoid the 1st trip to the season in 12 years. they face us know in the quarter finals. again, we are back a little bit background square one. we saw to be overcome this. we had this too many times in the season, and again, it happened to us and because punished education had been in dangerous sufferings, efforts to face of the season. but too late goes against oppenheim secured them to come back victory. sylvia alonzo, i sorry. i have not lost in 13, owing games into the army and defeated side in europe, at least for sure. we are not position that we could, we could we need to, but still few games to g

france had to cardiff without their captain anton dupont.ition, but he also knows test rugby is about delivering results too. england's cricketers are seeing out the final few days of theirtourto india, things to write home about — victory in the first test, but that's about it. it's been an uphill struggle, the series lost even before they reached the foothills of the himalayas, where they already find themselves 255 runs behind india on the second day of the final test in dharam—shala. patrick gearey reports. in dharam—shala, india's magnificence is inescapable, especially if you look upwards. gil spent the day aiming for everest, and his captain rokeach, was calmer, but much to like her notes to have sentry first, followed by gil with a more theatrical flourish. sentry first, followed by gil with a more theatricalflourish. —— have sentry first. ben stokes likes to take response ability in such moments. injury and surgery have stopped him from pulling since last summer. first bowl back... india's skipper out. for him, this is normal. for e

that was with ellencoleman, and that was -- she had like 266% -- >> dupont. >> yeah, dupont. >> soaringcourse in the chemical industry. but she was doing really well, and in fact, she won the battle, the proxy battle just like the board at, you know, at pp&g. they figured what the heck, it's almost a form of management time and attention extortion just to keep him happy. they put him on and ignore him. if he were to win on this case, he would get at most 2 out of 12 seats, and it's not even his money. it's mainly ike permonter's money. he's not the guy who built up marvel, that was stan lee. ike per motter was there when they drove it into bankruptcy. he was running the comics division. >> right. >> okay, all right, disney's turned up recently, but a couple of weeks ago it was still -- still hadn't done anything. we'll see what finally happens with robert iger. i wouldn't know how to fix disney. no idea. >> tough business. >>> coming up, the largest group of real estate agents is agreeing to lower commissions as part of a wave of class action lawsuits. this could lead to lower home pric

dupont used to be the eighth largest corporation in the world. every new enterprise they bought, they educated the workforce for that enterprise. but none of you do that anymore. why are you angry with me for providing you the opportunity for the best educated workforce in the world? they all looked at me and said, i think you're right. i want to expand high-quality tutoring and summer learning to see that every child learns to read by third grade. i'm also connecting local businesses and high schools so students get hands-on experience and a path to good-paying jobs whether or not they go to college. i want to make sure that college is more affordable. let's continue increasing the pell grants to working and middle class families and increase record investments in hbcus and high minority-serving institutions, including hispanic institutions. i fixed two student loan programs that already existed to reduce the burden of student debt for more than 4 million americans, including nurses, firefighters and others in public service. [ applause ] >> lik

dupont used to be the eighth largest corporation in the world, and they educated the workforce of thenterprise, but none of you do that anymore. why are you angry with me providing you with the opportunity for the best educated workforce in the world. they all looked at me and said i think you were right. i want to expand high quality tutoring and summer learning to see that every child learns to read by third grade. [applause] i am also connecting local businesses in high schools so students get hands-on experiences and effect of a good paying job whether or not they go to college, and i want to make sure that college is more affordable. let's continue increasing pell grants to working middle-class families and increase work investments at hbcus and minority serving institutions including hispanic institutions. i was told i could not universally just change the way it which you dealt with student loans. i fixed two student loan programs that already existed to reduce the burden of student debt for nearly 4 million americans including nurses, firefighters, and others in public service

, i realized -- see, as soon as you started to feel it and it felt like something that is made by dupontndicative. >> i want to get to boeing. i want to get to a bunch of other things, jim, but we do have to move on, because we do have a special guest, as our viewers know. the biden administration awa awarding intel nearly $20 billion worth of grants and loans. the company right now will receive $8.5 billion in grants but could get an additional $11 billion in loans. that would be to help it build out fab manufacturing, fab facilities here in the u.s. let's bring in jon fortt, because he has the man of the hour, pat gelsinger. jon? >> david, thank you. i am here in chandler, arizona, with pat gelsinger, the ceo of intel. big day for you. been waiting for this for a while. chips act funding. $8.5 billion. that's a lot of money, but shy of the $10 billion that some, maybe you, were hoping that you would get, and then there was this d.o.d. kind of $2.5 billion pullback headline. tell me, with this funding now, what's this going to do for the timetable for you for getting intel back to manuf

dupont used to be the eighth largest corporation in the wo world.ew enterprise they bought, the educated the workforce to that enterprise but none of you do that anymore. why are you angry with me reviving you the opportunity for the best educated workforce in the world? they all look to be and said, i think you're right. i want to expand high-quality tutoring and summer learning to see that every child learns to read by third grade. [applause] i am also connecting local businesses and high schools so students get hands-on experience and a path to good paying jobs whether or not they go to college and a -- i want to make sure college is more affordable. let's continue increasing the pell grants to working and middle-class families and increase record investments in hbcus and minority serving institutions including hispanic institutions. [applause] i was told i couldn't universally just change the way in which you dealt with student loans. i fixed two student loan programs and already existed to reduce the burden of student debt for nearly 4 million

dupont used to be the eighth largest corporation in the world, and every new enterprise they bought, they educated the workforce to that enterprise. but none of you do that anymore. why are you angry with me providing you the opportunity for the best educated workforce in the world? and they all looked at me and said, i think you're right. i want to expand high quality tutoring and summer learning and see that every child learns to read by third grade. i'm also connecting local businesses in high schools so students get hands on experience and a path to good paying job whether or not they go to college. and i want to make sure that college is more affordable. let's continue increasing the pell grants to working and middle class families and increase record investments in hbcus and minority serving institutions, including hispanic institutions. and i was told i couldn't universally just change the way in which we dealt with student loans. i fixed two student loan programs that already existed to reduce the burden of student debt for nearly 4 million americans, including nurses, firefi

i looked at them and i said i come from delaware, dupont used to be the eighth largest corporation in world and every new enterprise they bought the educated the workforce to that enterprise but none of you do that anymore. why are you angry with me for providing you opportunity for the best educated workforce in the world? and they looked at me and said we think you are right. i want to expand high-quality tutoring and a summer learning to see that every child learns to read by third grade. [ applause ] >> president joe biden: i'm also connecting local businesses and high schools so that students get hands-on experience in the path to good paying jobs whether or not they go to college. i want to make sure that college is more affordable, let's continue increasing pell grants to working and middle-class families and increase record investments in minority serving institutions and hispanic institutions. i was told i could not universally just told -- change the way in which we deal with student loans, i fixed to student loan programs that are you existed and reduce the burden of studen

succeed, disney could suffer the same fate as other great companies peltz infiltrated such as ge and dupont. nelson attacks companies to the shareholder value detriment. >> the video also criticizes peltz's board nominee saying he was a former disney employee which was passed over for a row mo promotion a decade ago. the presentation was long on as aesthetics and excuses. >>> you want to talk about that? >> no, it is interesting to see it. >> what do we do? >> the bigger question i would ask is on the nelson peltz front, he sold shares in the company in the past couple months. if you are an activist investor and trying to demonstrate to the world that you are committed to the company, you shouldn't be selling shares in the hidmiddle the proxy contest. >> how much does he have left? >> 6 million. >> i asked that question yesterday. 0.001 is enough to amount that wealth? >> that's what is happening. >> he has more than i have. >> he has more than you do. >> maybe not comcast. probably comcast. >>> coming up, jpmorgan chase's ceo jamie dimon urging the fed to wait before cutting key interest r

caller: i would like to let you guys know when i was a i lived in ohio and we had the dupont chemical that had good foodr gave them massive tumors. i want to share that with you guys at the water in that area, you know the scandal the forever chemicals were dumped in the river. it's really horficrimes againstt it is. so thank you. guest: i think the caller is correct. we have unfortunately learned from those massive pollution events how troublesome these chemicals are for the entire population. catherine in minnesota, good morning. host: -- caller: there is a large state that for years was challenged about may be accidentally something chemicals in the sources and then knowing about it and not doing much about it. ately got convicted of doing this and had to clean it up and they said you clean it up. d basically told the state they weren't going to pay for most of it. that they weren't going to do the efforts that were demanded of them. disappointing that they continue as a company and everything. it's just disappointing that it's hard to hope that these large groups -- hold these lar

is simple -- if they succeed disney could suffer the same fate at other infiltrated such as ge and dupontn attempt to fend off nels's pelts. issues a lengthy and spicy response in part saying this chargedanddisingenuous rhetoric seemed calculated to distract shareholders from disney's poor track record and sidestep accountability. okay. join us to talk about the late effort drama at disney and whether the new taylor swift film will move the needle for disney is a cnbc contributor who also wrote a book on disney. jim, i have been a little struck by how strong disney has come out against this attack. a lot of times you'll see big companies kind of playing like they are above the fray. like they don't want to get dragged down to the activist level, but the ad we just showed is almost an election-style campaigning ad that really comes out and that's just the beginning what disney had to say about this. what do you think? >> i can't remember a recent proxy that has become this nasty and it is surprising given it's coming from disney. you know, one of the most admired best-known companies in th

and as joe has said, montpelier and dupont circle so goes the republican party. not the places that you want to win if you are going to be the republican nominee. but your point is right. i watched a little of fox news last night and no less liberal than karl rove was on making the list of those numbers and he was very pointed last night. whether places like north carolina where the numbers are relatively small or where she took somewhere between 40% and 20%, any of those numbers, if donald trump can't reclaim pretty much all of the nikki haley vote, donald trump can't afford to lose votes about. >> and we actually have that. can we show it? reacting to the tuesday night results, karl rove warned that donald trump could be in trouble in november if he can't bring nikki haley voters back to his camp. >> team trump ought to be concerned about unifying the republican party because as we see in these states, a third of the vote in virginia, 43% of the vote in massachusetts going to nikki haley, a quarter of the vote in north carolina, maine now dropped down to about

so i've looked at them and i said icon from delaware, dupont used to be the eighth largest corporation speak to the question of fundamental fairness for all americans. question of fundamental fairness forallamericans. i fairness for all americans. i have fairness forallamericans. i have been delivering real results in fiscally responsible ways. we have already cut the federal deficit over $1 trillion. i've signed the bipartisan deal, because another trillion dollars in the next decade. it's goal to cut the federal deficit under 3 trillion by making big operations, the very wealthy, finally begin to pay their share. cheering and applause look, i'm a capitalist, if you want to make millions and millions of bytes, that's great, just pay your fair bytes, that's great, just pay yourfair share in taxes! afairtax a fair tax code is how we invest and make this country great, healthcare, education, defence, and so much more. but here is the deal, the last administration enacted a $2 trillion at cut, overwhelmingly benefiting the top 1%, very and the biggest corporations and exploded the federal