was one of them and edison it was a fascinating time in his life because edison this long thomas edison -- did not just be himself as an invent tore he actually wanted to be a scientist as well and this is different from what you'll read about in most of his biography because he later in life was quite adamant that he was not a scientist, in fact, he was disdainful about economic scientist they didn't get their hands dirty and didn't understand how world works he did. but this young thomas edison wanted the respect of academic scientists and he, in fact, wanted to do basic scientific research so he invented a device, which was going to be bigger than phonograph. [laughter] brought out to wyoming he was a very sensitive heat detector that he was going to use with aura around to see it gave off heat as well as light so edison was around important character he was coming out quest to show that his was going to be this important knew device, and that he was a real scientist. well another scientist i came upon who i thought clearly needed to be one of my main characters is a gentleman named

then there were these groups of men out west thomas edison and there were a bunch of u.s. governments put together out west against the female expedition and came to denver. so of course this was a scientific expedition but it was more than that. it was to show the american public that they could be scientists and smart and educated. they could be healthy and i just love this image. as thomas edison and maria mitchell each of whom were fascinating characters and had e a lot on the line during the eclipse. they have something to prove with secondary characters they came out west for the eclipse as well. the eclipse of 1878 they had a lot on the lines. the world looked down and determined that the intellectual inability in higuera plus the center of the culture of europe is where most of the literature and art and music and science came from but then there was the small group that were determined to show we could compete on the global stage. total eclipses do not occur all that often and hear a total eclipse so important to science was going to cross our own backyard so they

thomas edison was in wyoming on july 291878 to see a total solar eclipse. this was a 31-year-old thomas edison who just written for his invention of the solar graph and right after he got home from wyoming he started work on a new project which was delightful something the phonograph and likable, he has a little trip out west to see the total eclipse. there's got to be something. of course there was a lot but then i started to think there were dozens of interesting people that cannot wyoming and colorado and texas and i started to make a list. it was a fascinating time in his life because he did it just to see himself as an inventor, he wanted to be a scientist as we well. this young thomas edison wantedd to respect and wanted to do some basic scientific research so in 1878 he invented a device that is going to be bigger than theti phonograph and brought it out to wyoming. it was a very sensitive heat detector basically an infrared detector he was going to use to study the solar corona that no one understood what it was to see if it gave off heat as well as

. >> we are a step away from the thomas edison museum. to learn more about the city's literary scene with a story and to learn about the role played in the region. and the impetus for up to that point there had not been a great deal written on it especially when it comes to the interaction of the different railroads and communities but if you look at the map basically it comprises five counties there is a little bit of debate before the most part with a first key bin to the county as whole sunday interior itself were few and far between. those first roads coming into the region when it came up from detroit vacate its connection here economically it was still tied to a british interests with the war of 1812 there those british interest of finance the railroad to the point that they were built to a british design so you could go to places it in ontario and other areas in canada in the letter destruction and not only the immigration plaint that was one of the first drops when they came to the united states tour came through engaged that beca

montgomery, gaithersburg, 28 had been closed between muddy branch and edison park drive due to wires down. utility crews are on work zone eastbound on route 7 before ash burn village, that cleared. right lane getting by. just lifted that work zone. back to you. >>> 5:04. breaking news from the live desk. >> aeng aengie goff following ar suicide. >> at a local retirement home. you're looking at video of the scene where two people were found dead. police believe this murder suicide, they found two people there suffering from gunshot wounds. prince george's county police say they were doing a welfare check at the cameron grove resort center and found that man and woman shot. a lot of questions this hour. police trying to figure out why, a motive. we continue to stay in contact with them, we'll bring you the latest. eun? >> thank you. >>> the violence in charlottesville took the life of heather heyer, but her family says she will never be theater in charlottesville will be packed for a memorial service to remember heather heyer, she was killed saturday when a man drove into a crowd of co

-- thomas edison has an early movie, silent movie, of uncle tom's cabin. >> did it sell in the south? >> guest: ed did. it was also abandoned in the -- it was also ban 'ed in the south, too. you had to read it to protest it, and also people who thought this is not good literature for the south, and the south had its own propaganda machine going. there war pro slavery advocates from the 1820s on ward who were produce literary -- story about slavery, saying slavery was positive because you were taking uncivillized people and civilizing them, making them productive, teaching them christianity and teaching them to have a skill and have them organize their family life because in africa they were promiscuous and oversexualized, et cetera, it's. a pro slavery machinery that was very important and fed interest the literary industry of the time and the speaking industry, the lectureships that people did as well. they fought back. the south fought back. >> host: i think i've read that the man who wrote the hymn "amazing grace by used to be a slave trader. >> guest: he was slave trader, and tha

. >> we are a step away from the thomas edison museum. to learn more about the city's literary scene with a story and to learn about the role played in the region.

. >> we are a step away from the thomas edison museum. to learn more about the city's literary scene with a story and to learn about the role played in the region. and the impetus for up to that point there had not been a great deal written on it especially when it comes to the interaction of the different railroads and communities but if you look

a thomas edison middle school a number one, sarah won her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady collins, john baker one for the documentary and terrorism. . . good afternoon and welcome to the new nixon library. library. i am president of the richard nixon foundation. we are honored to have so many council members here today

this young thomas edison wanted that respect and wanted to do basic scientific research so he invented a device that was going to be bigger than the photogra photograph. it was an infrared detector to study during the total eclipse but no one understood what it was to see if it gave off heat as well as light and he was coming out to share this important device. back in that era he was a well-known astronomer at the university of michigan. they were not just the major planets that we know. they were considered minor planets by different names in finding them is a big deal. falcon long before it showed up on star trek was thought to be a real planet back in 1878 many astronomers thought the planets orbit the sun between mercury and the sun so if you look at some of the charts in that era that goes falcon mercury, venus, earth. the orbit seemed to be off a little bit and so the astronomers figured it seems to be something protruding the orbit it has to be a planets between mercury and the sun. it's got to be a hot place right near the sun and no one had reliably seen it but that wasn't a

darnstown road off between muddy branch and edison park drive. in virginia a crash reported at notes of boulevard near the dallas town center. be on the lookout for that. live cameras for you, traffic between andrews and the john hansen highway, again, this fog is now hovering at the treetop level near route 50 in maryland. look at this camera, 295 north of the beltway towards the 11 street ridge. minimal visibility at this point from the beltway to the 11 street ridge. back in 10, we will update your ride on 95 in virginia. larry: julie, i have a problem with that. julie: what, why? larry: i put on my makeup every day in the car. [laughter] julie: wait, you walk to work. [laughter] larry: ruined the joke. [laughter] larry: what are crews doing to get rid of graffiti at the feet first, remembering lives lost. john: another difficult day here in charlottesville, virginia. you can see that this is where the memorial service will be held. what our family and friends saying >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: back on t

secures the services of some of its most distinguished citizens, an army of businessmen, like thomas edison calls washington a patriotic madhouse. one of the new faces in government, herbert hoover, organizer of war worldwide relief for belgium in 1915, now summoned to run the full program at home. battalions of volunteers, work forms plant war gardens to feed the nation and allies. for housewives, the words are "save food." out in the field for women and youngsters, the slogan is "do a man's job." ♪ ♪ narrator: love may not change, but motherhood will never be the same after this war. america's women taking on a man's job make up new arguments to support for the vote, demands that will be fulfilled in a constitutional amendment after the war. how are you going to keep them out of the voting booth after they helped win the war? ♪ along with its heroes and heroines, the war effort produces new villains. this scene takes place in birmingham, alabama. a slacker german out of town by his neighbors, with the draft strictly policed, the penalties of being a slacker are severe. slogans grow into p

and gaithersburg, 28 is blocked between muddy branch and edison park drive. there we have wires down across the aaron, eun, back to you. >> thank you, jack. >>> 6:33. this morning, you're going to encounter fog as you make your way to work. look at that. >> you can see we have dense fog hanging over the area or as you can't see from one picture there. news4 erica gonzales with more on the commute. she has been checking it out all morning. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. dense fog advisory in effect for some of the scenes you'll see like this out on the roads. some of these spots, we are in mcclelean. you can't tell if the road goes straight or curves. if you stay focused on a car long enough, you see it and then don't. some visibility in your area may be as little as a quarter mile. for that reason, give yourself extra space between you and the drivers ahead of you. get those low beams on, not high beams, and windshield wipers as or 10:00. give yourself extra time if needed and extra distance on the roads. live in mclean, back to you guys. >> thank you.

of american astronomers headed to the west to see the eclipse most prominent scientist was thomas edison the moon's shadow took went right across the wild west from montana down to texas and dozens of american astronomers headed to the west to see the eclipse most prominent scientist was thomas edison. >> by today's standard he was a media star. >> his involvement in the clim helped to raise the profile of the eclipse overall and the day he returned started the new project the light bulb. >> it was not yet taken seriously as a force in science. >> it was one of those key events that really did lead the country not too much later by 1900 to be equal with europe in terms of science and nen really to excel and exceed europe. >> so what is this line? >> this line is the center of the 73 mile wide solar eclipse. >> as for prime eclipse viewing spots if the wild west seemed exoticing in 1878, mccannden, illinois, population 600 might work today. >> according to dave darvis the path of totality runs right through the work shot where he is making and selling clims art hoping to cash in on his am

> com t thrgh the ameri fronhe w westand among the scie went out to a young inventor named thomas edisona new idea. >> if he didn't goo wouldn't ha first person to come out with the successful light bubblb. >> and four decades later, einstein's relativity theory came from watching stores. >> giving the strongest evidence gravity was bending light. >> that was crucial to showing theory of relativity. >> in another small town in wyoming they wonder how they will get through it. >> wow.he town has a 1-1 ratio t potties to people. no hotels here. visitors all watching. >> farmers are charging $20 to park in their field. >> they're the center of the universe. >> right.>> for two minutes. the universe. 're the center of anything this is a moment of wonder. the closest thing on earth to space travel. >> there's aof over. waef and so beautiful. >> he was in n, wyoming, catching it from mountain top 10,000 feet up. >> it's that feeling of being in the presence of something much larger than yourself that humbles you. >> the path of this total eclipse cut right through those rural red states within

cruzamos a la liga francesa, donde el psg ganÓ 3-0 con dos goles del uruguayo edison cavani, neymar jugÓÉtaro. en nuestro funny moment, esta divertida juego de pretemporada entre los miami dolphins y philadelphia. david villa regresa a una convocatoria de la selecciÓn espaÑola por primera vez en mÁs de tres aÑos ha sido la gran sorpresa en la lista de 26 hombres con que harÁ frente a los encuentros de la clasificaciÓn al mundial de rusia 2018. julio: amigos, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta emisiÓn de "noticias univisón 65". ♪ jorge: viernes 25 de agosto estas son las principales noticias, a sÓlo horas de nombrar se fortalece el huracÁn categorÍa 3. desastre natural en texas. muchos indocumentados prefiere quedarse en casa a enfrentar el ciclÓn en vez de evacuar y correr el riesgo de que los detenga migraciÓn. jÓvenes soÑadores se manifiestan para defender daca. y el presidente donald trump se dispone eliminarla. el gobierno venezolano dice que responderÁ con fuerza. empezamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

in edison middle school, a number of is one honorable mentions. thank you to all the students who took part in the studentcam documentary competition. to watch the videos, go to studentcam.org. to chooseing students a provision of the constitution and create a video illustrating why it's important. >> washington journal continues. host: our first guest is john fund, the national affairs columnist or the national review. good morning. the president talked about the strength of his base coming out of rallies. what do you think about what he is saying through those tweet? trump face is largely supportive of him still. think they are dissatisfied with the pace of change in washington. he said he would bring real change. they like him still mostly, but they don't take the focus is enough on the big issues. caller: how does he change that tony western mark -- tone? guest: they have admitted we did not expect donald trump to win. we did not expect to have the senate and the house in the white house. we did not expect to have to repeal obama care. the bes

american wild west and among the scientists who went out to witness is a young inventor named thomas edisonith a new idea. >> if he didn't go to wyoming to see the total eclipse he probably wouldn't have been the first person to come out with the successful light bubblb. >> and four decades einstein's relativity theory came from watching stores. >> giving the strongest evidence gravity was bending light. >> that was crucial to showing theory of relativity. >> in another small town in wyoming they wonder how they will get through it. >> we are in glendo. >> population? >> 200. >> plus 100,000 eclipse viewers? >> yes. >> wow. >> the town has a 1-1 ratio port potties to people. no hotels here. visitors all watching. >> farmers are charging $20 to park in their field. >> they're the center of the universe. >> that's right. >> for two minutes. >> for 2:28 we're the center of the universe. >> and oh, what a 2:28 it was. david baron says more than anything this is a moment of wonder. space travel. >> there's a certain amount of sadness it was over. was so brief and so beautiful. >> he was in jacks

primero tieniendo una gran asistencia a su compaÑero edison cavani y para cerrar con broche de oro anotodente de tres a cero en calidad de visitante sobre el "guingamp" el primer partdo del astro brasileÑo en casa sera el proximo domingo ante el toulouse. en el futbol holandes, el mexican hirving lozano debuto con el pie derecho en la erevidise anotando un gol en la victoria de tres a uno del psv sobre el "az aikmar" "el chuky" estuvi de titular y disputo 85 minutos del partido antes de salir de cambio. tuvo un par de oportunidades mas de anotar pero lo importante es que se fue con buen sabor de boca y salio ovacionado del campo. mientras tanto en el futbol mexicano uno de los momentos mas platicados de la jornada 4 fue en el partido entre cruz azul y toluca, cuando su director tecnico paco jemez hizo un gesto obsceno en direccion a la graderia. el estratega espaÑol el dia de hoy en rueda de prensa salio a explicar el incidente. take sot trt: 27 sec outcue: hijas por ultimo la comision disciplanria ha dado a conocer que matias almeyda ha sido suspendido dos partidos luego de ser expulsad

closed between edison park and muddy branch avenue.ays on the southbound side 50 to penn 50 inbound very slow. outside the beltway 50 seeing a lot of fog by las a vista road. low beams, take it slow. still impacting our ride with that foggy condition. back to you guys. >> erin, thank you very much. >>> let's get a quick turn around fort nationals today. they'll be playing again in couple of hours. game finish late last night and at 1:00 they'll start after off. last night game against the angels. third inning. kendrick with homerun to left field. bottom of the fifth, he does it again. homerun to right field. two tour to two for had two homeruns for kendrick that put the nats up two to zero. gonzales took a no hitter into the sixth ink gave up two hits on the day and has the best earned run average if all of major league baseball. washington wins this one, three-one. lebron james making sure he's on top of his game during the off seaso playing pick up game with some friends yesterday. took the private jet from akron ohio to new york cit

through yesterday, trouble on gaithersburg on 28, blocked at this stage between muddy branch road and edison park drive. rert should be on scene. overnight crash on fairfax county parkway northbound after lee chapel road after water line drive. that crash cleared. travel lanes are available. more work on the beltway may cause delay, inner loop at the georgetown turnpike. right lanes get you by. volume is light. everything green on the map. hopefully keep it that way for the morning rush hour. back to you. >>> following breaking news, two people are dead after a suspected murder suicide at a retirement community. prince george's county police responded to cameron grove resort center last night for a welfare check. they found a man and woman both had been shot. detectives are working to establish a motive. >>> let's go to aeng aeng with more news from the live desk. >> we are getting answers about the awful explosion in silver firearms and explosive is saying it discovered a disconnected gas pipe in flower branch apartments. it was in the meter room. the atf says that's where the explosion ori

edison putting in sweat equity that will earn him a future home. >> it's ridiculous people can spend time doing something positive instead of coming out here and doing something evil. >> the loss is estimated totally at $5,000 it happened three times. the items not taken were put in a truck for safe keeping and in the meantime the plan is to beef up security at this site. >> we learned our lesson and beef your our security measures with this site and every site we work on. >> part of loving our neighbor is helping people that are in need. >> it does not have deep pockets. "habitat for humanity" is a grass roots organization and we work on donations. >> if someone steals donations worth $5,000 it hurts. >> it's terrible to steal from a nonprofit. it's volunteers that come out to build these houses and we are trying to make a difference in the world. >> this is located on the 1800 block of west depford. anyone driving down this road saw anything oh from tuesday afternoon to thursday morning. if they did see something suspicious to give police a call. in west depford, channel 6 "action

edison star. congressman mike rogers, health over.epeal is he made that statement in a town hall meeting. other headlines from outside the beltway. star advertiser in honolulu, guard units alerted to deploy in event they need to with regard to the situation in north korea. the star ledger in new jersey, nation's opioid crisis is a national emergency and ahead of commission is the new jersey senator, new jersey governor chris christie. next from staten island, new york. republican line. caller: hi. -- in 1983, nobody said that. trump should say that. guam,le defense in hawaii, japan and south korea before it hits california. thank you. host: thanks for the call. want to read a story that has been getting a lot of attention, posted early this morning on the reuters.eport from based on a statement by the hinese-run news organization, writers the following "if north korea launches attack that united states then china should stay neutral. if the u.s. attacks first and overthrow the north korean governm

in this particular -- in this particular interview we don't want to get edison sorry.ell telephone. all right awesome got it. 92 of the people come new a ligs of pictures when you search in english for american investors but if you search from google spain where they don't do social justice garbage you get sell edison einstein and people appear. you know you have got nameless like these obscure no name like minor people and, of course, you know, please don't if i have to hear anything more about the women what's her name -- >> we don't want to hear anymore about the come. supposed -- the supposed investor of the computer who wasn't ada lovely give me a break. listen mila we've got to yap are up. search results is terrifying you know. >> it is, and -- you are sometimes terrifying, sometimes dangerous, always entertaining always provocative. wonderful. and -- and they a very successful "new york times" best selling author. congratulations on that. and congratulations on making a difference and trying to take us

we had trouble in gaithersburg, on 28, closed between muddy branch and edison park drive, wires in the roadway. crews just about wrapped up on the inner loop after georgetown pike. two right lanes getting by. 50 west, before 301, two left lanes getting by. also should be in the wrap up stage. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> another recall surrounding vehicles with takata air bags. what you need to know before hitting the road. >>> no time for >>> this morning, mazda is recalling more cars with takata air bags. several popular models are effected. we posted a complete list on our app. mazda says some cars were already recalled once, but the replacement that was installed still had a faulty part. >>> uber has agreed to third party audits after they were accused of mishandling privacy and security data. a breach resulted in names driver's license numbers being stolen and says uber stopped using automated system to monitor employee access to consumer data. as a result, they will undergo audits for the next 20 years. >>> they say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, now you

edison middle school, of students won prizes. on there was a documentary the national debt. students won for their terrorism. on and students also received mentions for their documentary on global warming. all the students who took part in the 2017 cam competition tochlt watch the videos go to studentcam.org. student cam 2018 starts in with constitution. why it is important. >> "washington journal" continues. samantha artiga joins us, director at kaiser family disparities policy project. explain what the project is, how t fits into the mission of the foundation. guest: sure. the kaiser family foundation is nonpartisan organization focused on providing timely data and issues on health care affecting the nation. within the foundation, the disparity policy prth is one area focused on providing basic increased understanding and awareness of disparities, providing analysis status of urrent disparities today and examining implications of current key policy issues for disparities advance health equity. host: disparity, what are the disparities our country is experiencing today? gue

at the edison middle school, number of students one honorable mentions intuitive $50 per group. sarah one for her group on the national debt. sean one ford their documentary on terrorism. lauren and haley also received honorable mentions for the documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students took part in our 2017 studentcam are documentary. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. september 2018 starts with the theme of the constitution and you. you are asked to create a video illustrating why the provision is important. washington journal continues. host: darrell campbell back at our desk, executive director of the armed services -- describe what your group does. independent nonprofit that does research on the world's most dangerous weapons, nuclear weapons primarily. we are privately funded by our members. with a website, arms control.org. host: the topic is what's happening in north korea. intelligence officials announcing they believe north korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead to the point where they can put it on a ballistic missile.

. >> incandescent light which of course edison developed 150 years ago, is going away and i'm not aware of any medical evidence to indicate that that poses any risk to anybody. >> so here again, we can verify that any claim that l.e.d. lights pose a danger is also false. if you have something you want verified, you see something online and it's questionable, let our team of researchers do the work for you. find us on facebook or twitter or send an e-mail to verify@wusa9.com. >>> let you know it will damage your eyes, that is the sun. the solar eclipse on august 21st you need prop tore eyewear. i posted -- proper eyewear. i posted something on the facebook page. three things to know before the eclipse. hop on there and watch it and i talk all about eyewear and where you can watch it in totality. right now we've got cloudy skies and not much in the way of sunshine but if you've had patience throughout the day and it's beared with me on this forecast i promise the su and it's starting to come out in some areas. 75 degrees. little breeze from the north coming in and gradually throughout the

at thomas edison middle school, a number of students won honorable mention and $250 for a group. given an awardas for the national debt, and students one for their documentary on heroism. also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 studentcam documentary competition. to watch the videos, go to studentcam.org. and studentcam 2018 starts in september with the theme the constitution and you. choosantudents to

edison school, several students won for a a student won documentary on national debt. won for their documentary on terrorism. students also received honorable mention for warming.ry on global thank you to all the students 2017 ook part in our student cam documentary competition. to atch the videos go student cam.org, and student cam 018 starts with the theme constitution and you, student any provision of the u.s. constitution and why the provision is important. >> "washington journal" continues. host: on social media, post your thoughts on open phones at facebook.com/cspan. republicans, 202-748-8000. democrats,

in edison. now, coming up in just a bit i'm going to go ahead and time the storms out for you hour by hour, talk about what to expect for the rest of this evening into tonight but we have sunshine for sunday. denise, back to you. >>> this is ridiculous, man, this is disgusting. now you can't even be safe in your own house? >> neighbors are outraged after a woman is shot inside her own home overnight. right now, that woman is in the hospital recovering from being shot three times and police say she was looking out of her window after hearing something when the bullets came flying in. nbc 10's steven fisher spoke with her neighbors who say they never expected this to happen. >> neighbors are baffled by what happened here in longhurst last night. a woman heard noises coming from her deck. when she got up to see what was going on, she got shot three times. you can still see some of the bullet holes that went through that screen window. three gun shothss woshots woke sleepily summerdale community las

i quoted this great thomas edison quote from a century ago. execution without vision is hallucination. it was frustrating for everybody involved, certainly for me because i have this passion for this idea of companies and what together they could do, but we couldn't get out of our own way and i decided to step aside and that's when i started revolution, and better. i started back in the next generation of entrepreneurs. >> host: what close with daniel samuelson of "politico" who you quote in your book. the government doesn't have any single mechanism to address the internet of things are the challenges is presenting. >> when the concerns i have, which is why when the paperback version came out recently had a whole new chapter for a call to restart agenda to make sure america can lead the way because right now i don't think there is an appreciation of some of the challenges and opportunities that present themselves. there's no fragmented approach to regulation that might've worked in the past, but i don't think will work in the future. it requi

heaviest rain some locations but experienced flooding in new brunswick perth amboy somerville somerset edison brunswick south brunswick say or north brunswick carteret middlesex bound brook mendel flemington front town rocky hill stockton millstone skillman and flag down turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most of flood but six vehicles be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding. other than things that will feed and aggrandize his own ego i don't think he really ever was a conservative he was for single payer health care just several years ago he lauded pres hillary clinton as secretary of state he shifts positions on every has more positions on issues than kind of in a game of twister i so i think he's a bit of a snake oil salesman and i think he was able to capitalize and manipulate people's anxieties particularly in the midwest about the economy kind of passing them by. and he's accomplished absolutely nothing in seven months now he's no major legislative reform the first time i think we've ever seen that in a modern president

tournament, but he insists the time has come to put club before country and focus his energies on edisonore credit. it's important to remember that the vast majority of his career, he has only really been the one england world—class player. it is a time when we have struggled, we have had bad sides in the last few competitions and haven‘t had enough world—class players alongside him. he was the last of england‘s feted but ultimately unfulfilled golden generation. but his records and commitment to the cause may never be matched. we saw that flooding earlier, let‘s get the latest on the weather. some dramatic and in places disruptive weather. that was a picture from scarborough. something a little bit calmer in their wake, some sunny a little bit calmer in their wake, some sunny spells and karma is the story over the next few days. some sunshine and showers, yes, but particularly in the south, not many showers. it will be largely dry. on the radar picture, this band of heavy downpours that pushed through early on. most places have seen the back of that weather now, although some rain will

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research in english but if you search google's boehner they don't do social justice you get bell and edison and einstein. with these notes named minor people. >> and now we don't want to hear any more. with the computer give me a break. in gerrymandering is terrifying. >> sometimes you are terrifying. and always provocative. in a very successful mir times best selling author and congratulations on making a difference. >> really appreciate it. even if they carry on until they drop dead. >> please do.

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a900 days since he last scored for edison —— everton at goodison park.bout wayne rooney. good game as well. he started the move. brilliant football by everton and a really good head up by everton and a really good head up by wayne rooney. 199 premier league goals. ronald koeman will be delighted. on a personal note, i absolutely delighted to score the winning goal at goodison, it is a special home for me. a lot of relief and emotion coming out. it was an important goal just before half—time. obviously delighted in the end that it's turned out to be the winning goal. you know, all appreciation. i felt that was the right move for me to make. coming back, i felt at home as soon as i set foot on the ground the first day. i've been looking forward to this day for a long time. thankfully it's been a good day, a good result for us. obviously topped off by the winning goal. a good day for wayne rooney, and a winning start for everton. so, a winning start for everton, but liverpool were held to a late draw by watford. it's been a difficult week forjurgen klopp's

edison says the maryland decision became urgent after seeing the violence in charlottesville over the statute of confederate general robert e. lee. history professor who teaches at american university believes that all confederate statutes should be taken down but not destroyed. >> i do think there should be an effort made to put these statutes in a museum typesetting where people can come this point and why we're felt the need, the come pugs at this point to take them down. >> if other people feel like they need to come down, i like the idea of them being put into context. >> there are more than 700 statutes honoring confederate soldiers throughout the united states, some people say that taking them all down would be like erasing history. in alexandria virginia, chris gordon, news 4. >>> a lot of excitement. >>> kevin durant ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> so we're know the solar eclipse is coming

i think you could think of him as almost a thomas edison for our day.ould not want to be competing with him. on the other hand, you would want him talking about what you do. if you are a company already in the hyperloop business, it is sort of a yen and yang situation. caroline: we spoke with the chairman of one of those products, hyperloop 1 it is called. here is what he said the other day about potential competition. >> it will take many brilliant minds and commitment from many people to push it forward. caroline: many brilliant minds, maybe elon musk's being one of them. do you think we will see this become a reality? david: one of the reasons the reports of his revised interest makes sense is the companies that have done work have made more rapid progress than many of us would have expected. these companies were formed partly based on the enthusiasm musk generated which sounded extremely pie-in-the-sky several years ago when it first emerged. but i do think, like so many things in our era, amazing opportunities are arising more rapidly than anticipa

a thomas edison quote, from a century ago. the vision of that merger was powerful. then and now, the execution of that was terrible, and it was mostly about people, and trust, and cultures. so the people aspect, that was they key lesson, i took on it. - would you go back and undo it if you could? - i wouldn't because it's still the right thing from an aol standpoint, when i was ceo, both from a financial, diversification, standpoint, and having a path to broadband. but i think some of the lessons we learned, both in that early stage of building aol, and then, you know, the merger and post merger, are things i've tried to share through the book. - yeah, and the post case era at aol, what's the one thing that you think they should have done different? second guessed them just on one thing, if you could? in order to be more relevant today, - well i'd say two things, one is with time warner, part of the reason to merge is the diversity of businesses there. they own time warner cable, and warner music, and time inc., - all those magazines, right? and turner, and cnn, and