none more so maybe than edison. i often relate edison to a border collie, and if any of you know dogs -- i'm a dog person. bordering collies are known for being incredible work animals because they get such joy out of herding sheep. in fact, they'll herd anything. they'll herd cats and children and chickens. you don't have to train them, reward them. they do it because they love it. and a saying among dog people is if you don't give a border collie a job, it'll come up with its own, and you will not like it. but all of these people were like this. they were happiest when they were working hard. >> so a sense of separateness, extreme confidence, the creative mind, a higher purpose, driven to work. so let's go back to the separateness. especially because in innovation it seems like so much of the talk in recent years has been about group -- >> yeah. >> -- the power of groups, the power of collaboration. >> yeah. i have to say that this was a really surprising finding for me in particular because a lot of the work i've

so. >> the non- idealist is edison. stomach i looked and i looked and i have to say falling in love with somebody that you follow intensely but he electrocuted a lot of dogs also like how and of course, not the elephant but over two dozen dogs. boys came in with a dog off the street he would give them an orange just to show it was too powerful. that was tesla's electrical current. so i had a conflicted relationship with edison but i thought i would find that idealism somewhere having something close to the autobiography in 1919 and you could start on that but it is hard work so in the magazine or the newspaper published in the early 1900s he just basically wrote i don't like to think about the highfalutin things i stay close to the ground that thinking is for other people. he has not an idealist but he loves to work and then i never intended to retire. and to be very materialistic because he likes to win and get patents but he did throw over tesla one point but he was also screwed over by j.p. morgan and then that was g

they all love to work some more so than edison. i have to relate him to a border collie and if all of you know i am a dog person. they are known for being incredible work animals because they get such joy from heard sheep. they do it because they love it. don't get a border collie a job it will not come up with its own and you won't like it. but they were happiest when they were working hard. >> so the sense of separateness, the creative min mind in a highr purpose driven to work. let's go back to the separateness especially because in the innovation so much of the talk in recent years has been about the power of groups and collaboration. a lot of the work i've done is on collaboration. i've done work on the network study leave social networks are hugely important not only for developing ideas but implementing ideas and getting them diffuse so how could it be all of the breakthroughs didn't have the social networks at all they were actually disconnected and it turns out the one who talked about the most is einstein. he pointed out

lawyers behind the first wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the montecito mudslide allege edison's faulty electrical equipment created the fatal conditions alex robertson:"clients have reported hearing snapping trees right before their homes were wiped out. none of that damage happened in the neighboring canyons that the fire didn't burn."barajas still doesn't know how to wrap his head around what happened but he hopes to rebuild here, and hopes one day things will be normal again.barajas:"he would want me to live my life." (steve) in a statement, southern california edison says the origin and cause of the wildfire has not been determined. (vicki) now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at embarcaderokron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over

lawyers behind the first wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the montecito mudslide allege edison's faulty electrical equipment created the fatal conditions alex robertson:"clients have reported hearing snapping trees right before their homes were wiped out. none of that damage happened in the neighboring canyons that the fire didn't burn."barajas still doesn't know how to wrap his head around what happened but he hopes to rebuild here, and hopes one day things will be normal again.barajas:"he would want me to live my life." ((grant))that was kacey drescher reporting..in a statement, southern california edison says the origin and cause of the wildfire has not been determined. (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) baseball is officially back! the giants and a's are not favorites to win the world series but opening day is opening presents on christmas day... it never gets old. the giants in los angeles facing the dodgers former dodger, kirk gibson dealing with parkison... is honored before the game for hitting one of the most memorable home runs in world series history again

a spokesman for southern california edison said it would be premature for the company to comment on the lawsuits.>>> coming up, the boys are back. the giants and the a's scored opening-day wins. >>> tonight we have a beautiful shot of the moon. is not full yet. it doesn't it s it looks like it but the next full moon is saturday -- it does look like it but the next woman is saturday. >>> if you are with us at 10 pm, mark had a green tie on for the a's now he has a black tie on. i guess we are now leading with the giant? >> she is wearing her a's dress. we are starting with the giants. here we go. it was a great game at dodger stadium. to to think type lockwood outdo clayton kershaw. that is what happened. -- did you think he would outdo kershaw? that is what happened. that is no cheaply right there. enter, hunter strickland. he inherits the role and did well. crawford took care of it. save number one. the giants 11-0 -- the giants were the winners 1-0. who better to throw out the first pitch than the mustached one? davis had 40+ homers in the last couple of years. the second pitch, matt

. >> the edison opened if you years eve. >> when you walk in you kind of go back if time. >> like a 1920s>> the disney story line's an o into a restaurant with a gothic industrial vibe and classic food. the turkey club and sounce burgt if you want to go whole hog -- >> oh my god. >> that is the clothes line bacon, and a craft cocktail program -- cocktail and use the original 1830s recipe. >> i call this my rod. >> and by the day edison is family friendly and at night adults only. variety acts like cabaret style burlesque and hula-hoop artists we have it all. >> and the bottling plant theme. and chef maury motto's first pan asian restaurant. it was one of the winning dishes on iron chef. fried rice and pickled vegetables and hamachi and a pot heated to 400 degrees. looking for a hardy meal? celebrity chef, art smith homecoming serves up a family style feast. think fried green tomatoes. >> and every place in florida they have smoked fish. biscuits and sweet potatoes. >> excuse me we forgot the church lady devils eggs. >> and this is art's famous chicken dinner. art served as oprah's persona

lawyers behind the first wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the montecito mudslide allege edison'selectrical equipment created the fatal conditions alex robertson:"clients have reported hearing snapping trees right before their homes were wiped out. none of that damage happened in the neighboring canyons that the fire didn't burn."barajas still doesn't know how to wrap his head around what happened but he hopes to rebuild here, and hopes one day things will be normal again.barajas:"he would want me to live my life." lawrence karnow: it was a warm day even at the coastline with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s at the coast and 80s inland. tonight will be a beautiful evening with very mild temperatures under partly cloudy skies. on the latest satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure over california. but you'll also notice a few high clouds moving over the top of that ridge. i think we'll see a few more high clouds on friday and maybe even a few patches of fog along the coast as the sea breeze begins to blow. highs tomorrow will be warm with 70s around the bay and

he is from edison park the attorney replied no i don't know him and where is medicine park? my friend was taken about because he assumed after he heard me talk about it so much that everyone in alabama knew of medicine park. telling me the story he added he looked at me as if medicine park did not exist or as if it were invisible. i guess in many ways it does not show up on the system for those who work in the public schools are those who know the story of our community medicine park no doubt is invisible to them. invisible medicine park is the idea for me because those who held into place it is as much of an idea as a living breathing organism to those who never heard of our little community that may not exist the farmers who bought the land and laid the cornerstones and those descendents who still care for it whether they lived there or not it is as large as america to be nurtured in the hearts and minds of medicine park 135 years ago the people there have been trying to make a miracle work for them and less of secure places where all the roads are paved. to be self-relian

we're now though opened the scoring in the fifty second minute to further the visitors advantage edison cavani equalized for p.s.g. but it wasn't nearly enough real madrid goes through winning on the road to one and five two on aggregate. now to one lawmaker's quest you're in germany to push the patriarchy and any traces of naziism out of the national anthem the tune praises among other things a fatherland or revisions have so far scored mixed reviews from the german public. germany's national soccer team players know the words of the national anthem by heart as do the members of the german born does talk. but in the future will they be singing another tune. this is the ministry of family affairs equal opportunities officer kristina pulls a mailing of the s.p.d. she wants to rewrite the anthem slur it's to make them gender neutral. and then it would no longer be for the german fatherland but instead for the german homeland and instead of brotherly with heart in hand courageously with heart and hand. ok but how would it sound. i got other words right no fly had. done the last since augus

>>> families of victims killed in january's mudslides in montecito are suing southern california edison now. their attorneys filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming the mudslides that killed more than a dozen people were the direct result of the power company's negligence. >> edison's equipment, its electrical grid, caused the fire and that the fire is causally connected to the debris flow. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a hearing is planned for monday in ventura to determine if the mud flows can be connected to the fire lawsuits. >>> recovery efforts continue in wine country following the deadly wildfires there. the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa learned it could now take more than two years to replace their contaminated water system. a contamination problem has been known since november. the city said its investigation into the source was zeroing in on melting plastic pipes. >>> pollution from cars and trucks could spark a new legal showdown we the state of california and the government. kpix 5's katie nielsen is live in millbrae to explain what lies

were interstates on the west coast of florida, back when henry ford used to have his workshop and edison had his workshop along edison boulevard right there in fort myers, it was highway 41, the tamiami trail was the only way into southwest florida. it goes across the everglades and ends up your comfort four lanes in each direction. this is the spot where the bridge has collapsed. you have the best view, i must say, heather. this camera is going to be very valuable to us for the rest of the afternoon and into the evening. we can't thank you enough for it. heather lacey, our producer on scene, and our thanks to wsvn television for the pictures they've been providing. they are on scene with the red cross now, wsvn is. the red cross disaster relief is on scene. the national transportation safety board is headed down there. they are going to be leading an investigation as well. the authorities are in such a predicament because they do not know exactly how many people are under there. they are working to determine whether there is anyone to save. but what i will remember from the last three,

the company.., southern california edison...he origin and cause of the wildfire has not been determined. ( robin )for your heatlh this moring... the next time you grab a cup of joe at starbucks.... don't be surprised if you see a sign warning that coffee could cause cancer. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. natson wednesday , a superiour court judge in los angeles ruled that coffee companies will need to include cancer warnings with their coffee.the decision is based on california's prop 65, which was passed by voters in 1986. that law requires companies to display a warning label if their products contain chemicals that are known to cause cancer. one of the chemicals on the list is acrylamide, which is produced in small amounts in coffee during the roasting process. the judge concluded that coffee companies failed to show that acrylamide is safe, and thus a warning label is needed.in response, the national coffee association released a statement thursday saying that they are dissapointed with the ruling and exploring l

john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: "we have 1700 workers out there.menttens of thousands of people from virginia to maine are still without power, the challenging weather expected to impact recovery...john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: many trees are in a weakened condition as a result of the damage that they suffered on friday. so we'll have slower response to the remaining outages and in all likelihood new outages.in worcester, ma- -i'm omar jimenez lawrence karnow: we started with clouds then plenty of sunshine and tonight we're going to see some rain. we can see the showers on the doppler radar. it's not a big storm but we'll get a little wet tonight and maybe tomorrow morning. rainfall totals will be rather light between a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain. if you are going out tonight be prepared for some rain. it will start in the north bay and spread south. on the satellite you can see the storm that has been spinning off the coast is finally moving on shore. it will usher in a period of unsettled weather that will last well into

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but first, this edison, new jersey, event was interesting. talk about who introduced donald trump. the guy who introduced donald trump is a chicago-based indian-american electronics billionaire. he was one of the largest donors -- his family donatedsssssssssss campaign he is also one of the biggest backers of prime minister modi here in the u.s. before hester modi was prime minister, , , , , , ,t of a governor here, of the state of a western state where there was a massacre of muslims in 2002. he was chief minister of the state at the timimimimimimimimio prevent the massacre. there were various accusations, various court cases that later came out with different decisions around it. 20, he was005-t not allowed in the united states. one thing that changed his diplomatic isolation, but the fact he was doing well in the polls and he would later be elected prime minister in 2014, but also modii is widely seen as a pro-business leader. he's a right-wing leader, but also very pro-business. as seen as someone who is going to drain the swamp, as it were. but one of the people who were key i

they're suing utility company southern california edison.civil lawsuits allege that the company's failure to maintain electrical facilities caused the thomas fire to break out in december and that fire in turn created the conditions for the deadly mud slides in january. southern california edison won't comment on the lawsuits until the investigation into what caused the thomas fire is complete. >>> well, cancer warning signs will soon be going up in coffee shops near you. a los angeles judge has ruled that coffee products sold in california must carry cancer warning labels, because a chemical compound produced in the roasting process may be a carcinog carcinogen. a nonprofit group has sued coffee roasters. distributors and retailers under a state law that require s warnings on chemicals that cause cancer. the coffee makers say they should be exempt because the chemical, acrylamide, results naturally from the roasting process, it gives coffee its color and flavor. >> you can tell me whatever i want, i'm still going to drink coffee. >> i just

they're suing utility company southern california edison. the civil lawsuits allege the company's failure to maintain electrical facilities caused the thomas fire to break out in december. that fire, in turn, created conditions for the deadly mud slides in january. southern california edson won't comment on the lawsuits until the investigation into what caused the thomas fire is complete. >>> coffee drinkers in california will soon get more than cream and sugar with their brew. >> yeah, a judge has ruled that retailers must include a cancer warning, alerts customers to a potentially dangerous chemical in brewed cups of coffee. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington tells us more. >> it's a downer. >> reporter: coffee drinkers learned their cup of joe will soon come with a cancer warning. starbucks and other coffee shops must include a cancer warning because of a carcinogen that is produced during the roasting process. >> it's kind of comical. i want to laugh about it. >> it doesn't surprise me. i'll still drink it every day. i think in life,

and it just doesn't seem right and does it seem possible that the whole world looks like thomas edisoneen doing a series on inventers and i felt like there must be someone that explodes our notion of who invents our world and why. >> what led you to hedy lamarr and our producer, katherine drew gave it to me and i was reading it and it felt like an electric lightning bolt and there was a person who would make us reconsider how things are invented. >> could you have done this if you didn't happen to stumble on these tapes that a reporter had, he had four tapes of interviews that he'd done with hedy lamarr. i want to play this from your documentary. >> where did i find it? i found it behind that blue -- i had stuff stored there and i moved it out of the way and there it was. all in all there were four tapes and this is the first one. ready? >> yeah. >> oh, thank you so much! >> you're very welcome. >> i loved it! >> i am very pleased. >> this reporter remembers, discovers that this gold mine. >> yes. >> is hidden behind his trash can. >> it was six months into filming. i had a ton of foot

they accuse southern california edison of not maintaining its equipment and failing to manage the vegetationwhere the blaze started. the thomas fire in ventura county burned more than 440 square miles and destroyed more than a though buildings. >>> firefighters in the texas panhandle trying to get a handle on a 2,300 wildfire. it's burning in potter county. the blaze is now 60% contained. firefighters have successfully kept it from burning ten nearby homes. good work there. logged another successful week fighting for consumers like >>> nbc bay area responds. logged another successful week fighting for consumers like. >> you it's always good to see. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with another case closed. >> i want you to meet fill wiseman he went looking for the technology package he had paid for in his car, features like blind spot monitoring, but he couldn't find that tech package anywhere in his sedan. it turns out it didn't have the tech package even though phil says the salesman sent an e-mail saying the car did. phil sent an reply because he felt he should get a refund. >>

military and the post office so we not only have things like again, those packages but edison, car parts military equipment, pretty much everything you can think of, they are flying through this every single night. so then this going down and taking into account things like the mississippi river still a major conveyance of trade, m things like grain, petroleum, things like that. one of the most fragile of our infrastructure systems memphis going down doesn't just affect them this affects all of us which is why when they designated the foremost source of catastrophic natural disasters listed in earthquake in memphis because of th sort of ripple effect so really interested in how this could be and what the effect would be if it happened. when you think about infrastructure we need to be asking some good questions about that. every few years the american society ofn civil engineers givs the united states a report card for infrastructure and for about the last nine years we've averaged between a dior d- for our infrastructure and this is because over a series of decades we've chosen to inves

john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: "we have 1700 workers out there.om virgina to maine are still without power, the challenging weather expected to impact recovery... john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: " many trees are in a weakened condition as a result of the damage that they suffered on friday. so we'll have slower response to the remaining outages and in all likelihood new outages that we'll have to be addressing as well."making matters worse, in coastal massachusetts, new concerns of flooding after several sea walls sustained significant damage during friday's storm...rene read/duxbury, ma town manager: "the last 48 to 72 hours, we've witnessed large portions of our seawall fall into the atlantic ocean."communities up and down the east coast bracing now for another blast of wicked weather... waiting for spring to arrive. (vicki) that was omar jimenez reporting. communities up and down the east coast bracing now for another blast of wicked weather... waiting for spring to arrive. (steve) coming up... doctors have created a vest they say c

fox news correspondent rich edison with our report. >> a new russian nuclear-powered missile, unlimited range, unpredictable trajectory, invincible against missile defense, all accord to the russian government. video image showing this missile headed towards the west coast of the united states. standing in front of that video and boasting of these claimed advances, russian president vladimir putin. no one wanted to speak with us constructively. no one has listened to us. listen to us now. putin also unveiled other claimed russian advances. senior state department official says it was deeply unfortunate to depict the video of the attack on the u.s. and it is not the behavior of a responsible national player. >> we don't think it's responsible. we don't think that kind of imagery, a cheesy video of that kind of attack being conducted on the united states as being a responsible action. >> as for the reality of russia's capabilities, two u.s. officials say it's touted new missile is still in development. >> these weapons that are discussed have been in development a very long time. our nucl

. >> our rich edison is at the state department. rich? >> good afternoon, harris. more russian diplomats are headed home. nato has just announced that it's kicking seven russian diplomats out. this brings the total to about two dozen countries and entities kicking out nearly 150 russian diplomats from their organizations and nations. the russians are promising a retaliation here. the foreign minister said, quote, rest assured, we will respond. the reason is that no one would like to tolerate such obnoxiousness, and we won't either. he claims the united states used colossal pressure and blackmail to convince other countries to kick out diplomats. back in december of 2016, the u.s. kicked out 35 russian diplomats in response to election interference. russia waited till that summer, and required the united states to lower its numbers in russia to 455. that brought it to parity with the number of russian diplomats in the united states. in this case, the has kicked out 60 diplomats, closed the consulate in seattle, and there's an expectation that will be the same for u.

detroit edison, and a dozen more of the top in the city. the new detroit committee was set up by the government and the mayor after last summer after what the whites call a riot and the negroes call a rebellion. the chairman's jl hudson, and junior. the leader of a major downtown department store. this is where the city hopes to make its breakthrough with jobs for the negro ghetto. in the past, when you wanted a job at ford you had to go to the factory and ask for it. such is the hopelessness in the ghetto many did not even try. now they are sending interviewers into the neighborhood poverty centers. the company used to give each application. but many of the ghetto people flaunted so it has been dropped. i'd you were born and december were employedyou until december 1966, is that correct? of a bill? an out we have some work available at our work located on michigan avenue. if you can pass our physical, we will have a girl send you out there today and possibly we will put you to work the end of this week or possibly next week. how does that

the lawsuit filed against southern california edison. attorneys say the utility company knew about the significant risk for mudslides following that thomas fire and failed to warn the public. >>> a corrections officer arrested and booked into his own jail. the santa cruz county sheriff's department says it's in the process of firing this man. detectives say he had sexual contact with a female inmate last year. he's bailed out of jail and will go to court next month. >>> two peninsula middle schools are set to put an end to a longstanding issue. they'll be renamed after new public figures. the school board voted unanimously on tuesday to make the change. the schools were initially named after leaders in eugenics. the school will be renamed after the first advocate for female startups. >>> you see on the roads, distracted drivers. new information on the growing problem and how it's putting all of us on the roads at risk. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visi

. >> southern california edison won't comment until the investigation into what caused the thomas firecomplete. >>> president trump said tonight he is concerned with amazon's business practices. the president accuses the retail giant of paying little to no taxes to state and local government yousing the postal system as their delivery boy and doesn't pay for products sold by third party vendors through their web site which make up nearly half of amazon sales. competitors say this is an unfair incentive for retailers to sell on amazon's platform. despite that, amazon stock went up today and so did most stocks but not enough to erase the market's first quarterly loss since 2015. amazon rose more than 1% of its value and dow gained more than 250 closing above 24,000 and nasdaq added over 100 points. all markets closed tomorrow to observe good friday. >>> snapchat will amp 100 workers according to bloomberg. the social media company's stock fled over the course of the last few months due to a badly received criticism from kylie jenner and rihanna. the latest round of lafs to let go more th

when i spoke to con edison, con edison said the severity of the outage was why it was taking days. the increased severity of the nor'easters, because they're more violent and frequent, they left damage in their wake. the downed trees and power lines have made it difficult to reach the communities and homes that need the power. that's why people here are stocking up on their supplies, stocking up on their bottled water and gearing up for what they hope will be the last waive of winter weather. savannah? >> morgan, thank you. >>> also ahead on this busy monday morning, president trump unveiled a controversial new school safety plan in the wake of parkland tragedy. it includes firearms training for some personnel but stops short of raising the minimum age for certain gun purchases. secretary of education, betsy devos is going to be in charge of putting that plan into action. we'll talk to her in a moment. first, nbc's kristen welker is at the white house. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president trump is rolling out the new school safety plan after a month of

he was a graduate from edison high school in fresno. he lived an incredible life. he spent many years working as a professional musician. he went back to school and obtained a nursing degree from mount san antonio college which was located in walnut, cleveland. he obtained a bachelor of chiropractic from cleveland college, and he ran his business as a chiropractic doctor for over 23 years. howard lived an accomplished life with interests and talents from being a guitarist who played on occasion with artists like james brown and ike and tina turner. he was a motorcycle aficionado and often took apart and rebuilt his harley davidson bikes from the ground up. he was preceded in his by his mother, mother, wife, brother and sister. he's survived by a whole host of family members: children, his children, many cousins, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. six great -- grandchildren and five great grandchildren. his services will be held at 11:00 a.m. at community baptist church in fresno, california. this is in loving memory of howard eugene smith. >> thank you, supervisor

i'm joined here today by raj mathur representing edison and also at&t r.f. engineer michael camillia. i'm able to answer any questions that you have. regarding the project. >> ok. we're going to open it up to public comment first. if we have questions, we'll ask you to come back up. >> ok. >> is thank you very much. so i have two speaker cards. sara lee paddington and dimitri lagos. you each have three minutes. and anybody else is welcome to speak on this item also. you may want to line up on the screen side of the room. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is sara lee pennington and i've been a leaseholdser along with elaine wells and padman lauer along with the suite of offices at 4093 24th street since january of 1988. to note, 4039 is only one of three addresses in the building which encompasses four building addresses so we have a question as to why our address is the only one designated by at&t. i'm speaking on behalf of the people who are leaseholders and renters at this address. we are, of course, concerned that every precaution will be taken b

>> rich edison live for us in the state department. there's breaking news on foxnews channel. dow jones moments ago crashed through the 24,000 mark although it's recovered only slightly. now you can see we're below 24,000. the dow had been up hundreds today now off 214. tech sector and retailer. twitter offer 11 percent and falling. breaking news as we're speaking and we'll have much more from corne correspondents at foxnews. >> and the comous white house is defending the question on citizenship. >> i think it will determine individuals in our country and provide information that allows us to comply with our own laws and procedures. >> supporters say that will help the feds enforce a law that protects minority voters. critics say this is something completely different, that it will actually make the census less accurate because it will intimidate immigrants from responding. they say it's a political move, pure and simple, to give republicans more power in congress. expect a fight and big one on this matter because the government uses a census to determine how many house seats

rich edison has more. >> reporter: russia responds to the west. russian foreign ministerster sergey lavrov informed john huntsman that 60 american diplomats have until april 5th to leave the country.>> these measures include the expulsion of the same number of diplomats including our decision to which draw the license for the u.s. consulate in st. petersburg. >> reporter: the russian government is also forcing the u.s. to close its st. petersburg consulate in response to the u.s. expelling 60 russian diplomats and closing the consulate in seattle. in response to the poisoning of an ex-russian spy and his daughter in the united kingdom. >> you know that russia was forced to make reciprocal action in response to those unfriendly unconstructive illegal actions by washington in this case expulsion of diplomats and closure of the consulate. >> reporter: the russian foreign ministry is also ordering britain to reduce the number of its diplomats in moscow. more than 2 dozen countries including the united states have ordered out more than 150 russian dipl

miller from ford, james roche of general motors, william day of bell telephone, chrysler, detroit edison, and a dozen more of the top employers. the committee was set up by the governor and mayor after last summer after what the whites call the riots. after what the negros call the rebellion. hudson jr.,is jl the owner of a leading department store. this is where the committee hopes to make its breakthrough, a breakthrough with jobs for the ghetto. in the past, if you wanted a job at ford, you had to go to the factory and ask. such was the hopelessness that many did not try. ford has come to them, sending job interviewers into neighborhood poverty centers. the company used to give each applicant a written examination but many of the people flunked so the examination has been dropped. >> you were last employed in 1966. the firm went out of business? >> yes. >> do you have an automobile? >> yes, i do. >> we have some work available at our assembly plant in wayne, michigan. if you can pass our physical, we will have the girl send you out there today and they will put you to work either the

slides in montecito started to file wrongful death lawsuits against southern california california edison. a suit claims faulty equipment sparked a huge wild fire that stripped hillside bear ahead of the heavy rains that set off the slide. her partner of 20 years died in the disaster. the similar suit was also filed this week by a separate group of plaintiffs clul including a woman whose 12-year-old daughter was killed in the mud slides a spokesman says it would be premature for the company to comment on the lawsuits. >>> it's 5:40. two are major stories coming from the overseas coming up at 6:00, u.s. military stays two coalition troops were killed in syria. we have details about that. plus, a russian hacker accused of breaking into silicone valley companies has just been extradited from the czech republic to the united states. we will tell you about the cyber crimes he is accused of committing. >> and kevin durant's return to the warriors didn't last very long. up next, what he did that got him ejected from the game. >> well, there's nothing ridiculous about the commute. and that is rig

edison research is on the sidelines for that utility. julia: now more from mark crumpton. mark: the suspect in the shooting at a maryland high school is dead. shooter andsays the the schools resource officer both fired. the schoolnow if resource officer killed the student. the school had investigated threats of a possible shooting and found they were not substantiated. leaders of the senate intelligence committee are releasing recommendations on efforts needed to protect u.s. elections in response to russia's meddling in the 2016 election campaign. clear the russian government was looking for vulnerabilities, highlighted some of the key gaps. there is no evidence any vote was changed. rush attempted to been a trait 21 states. penetrate 21to states. a new united nations report accuses turkey of human rights violations and calls on ankara to end the state of emergency that has been in place since a failed coup attempt. turkey says the u.n. high commissioner for high met -- human rights lacks in partiality and collaborates with terrorists. the turkish foreign minister calls i

thomas edison was the most prolific inventor in american history, making breakthroughs in elephone technologys, ielectric lighting,, and, of course, the phonograph, or sound-recording machine.