thomas edison invented largely practical products to make money. there's nothing wrong with that. no criticism. but tesla felt that even though -- it's not like he didn't like money. he enjoyed his meals at delmony icko, enjoyed a nice apartment at the waldorf astore ya but he built a technology that tran scened the markplace and invention was more important than simply profits. so, he no doubt, i think, aimed high , perhaps higher than any other inventor we have had in this country, and i guess pardon my reason -- part of my reason for writing this is book is to give him more credit and exposure than he has gotten. not trying to criticized disson or marconi, they did amazing things, but tesla did as well. these are few pictures of him as he ages. you get some sense of him. through the idealism the hogue he bring power to ann around the world freely. thought he would create robots that would eliminate drudgery. basically driven by inner forces that felt that sheer creation was the most important thing in the world, and i would argue that we all are the better for it. so thank you

after thomas edison and this happened as they were -- this pivot to what was essentially completelydifferent machine, and a much more rudimentary one, happened the middle of this validation study using these cancer patients in tennessee as guinea pigs. >> host: you remind me, actually, maybe something went over too fast, is that her whole model is based on using capillary blood as opposed to blood from your veins. explain why that's a big difference. >> guest: well, it's not just the fact that you're getting such a small sample of blood. it's also that cap blare blood tend -- capillary blood is polluted from by tissues by cell. and you're not getting as pure a sample of blood as you are when you're doing it with a needle from the arm, and one problem in particular with capillary blood is known as lycis and when we're picking the finger and milking it to get the blood out, often you're putting stress on the red blood cells and they explode, and that creates more -- releases potassium and creates more potassium than there would be in the blood so a problem that no one has solved with

. >>> " a mi me da mucha penqu n son pocos días eso es lo ganas y la actitud edison cavani lo va hacero del mundo . >>> eso es todo por el momento estamos después de una breve pausa . >>> acá vemos la trilla mundialista de hoy estas habas difícil sin jugo,. >>> actualmente es húmedo vita de la kaiser de sudáfrica, y este primer gol del mundial de 2010 fue ante la selección de méxico, quedan ocho equívoco la propiedad se >> el viernes empezamos con la previa de uruguay y francia importante en tu uruguay que pueda mantener su salud edison cavani , en el otro partido el tremendo partidazo, este pues el partidazo esta ronda segundo vendría siendo el de francia, sábado estaremos con la previa del partido tiene a su es ya chocando con inglaterra croacia se medirá ante rusia es todo por hoy continuamos gracias por las historia y mañana estaremos al (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). (música). ,1 (música). (música). (música). (música). >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> en directo desde el en todos pueden tener nuevos hogares en europa, tambiÉn la mÚsica en el reventÓn musical cele

want to see if the world cup and if we just take a look here uruguay got off to a dream start as edison cavani another man who really impressed everybody he met a lot of scrolls in the seventh minute put the team ahead but then of course portugal full back down pepe handed the ball into the back of the net so was one all and once again it was edison. i didn't see any of course he was the hero of the hour scored an absolute cracker of a go there to send your white into the last eight but it was a little bit bittersweet because he ended up limping off helped off by none other than christiane although as you mentioned they're from portugal so it will have to wait and see whether he'll be able to play in europe wise next match of course which will be against france well pablo having seen in action what's your take how do you think they're going to do against france i think it's going to be a really really tight affair but at the end of the day france looked incredibly strong they looked really good but i think what we need to do is hear from matt and uncertain himself because you know it wa

edison barros de 46 aÑos de edad es un ciudadano de ecuador previamente expulsado y fue arrestado elte de su padre al regresar a nueva york se le neÓo la entrada en el aeropuerto y lo deportaron y decidiÓ cruzar la frontera ilegalmente para reunirse con sus hijas quienes na skwaecieran en ese paÍs. por esa razÓn ice aÑadio en el comunicado que barros es un criminal convicto extranjero, actualmente en custodia de ice pendiente de su expulsiÓn de los estados unidos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> continÚa la controversia por la destrucciÓn de la estrella de el presidente trump en hollywood. aunque la placa fue reemplazada simpatizantes y detractores del mandatario se enfrentaron esta semana en el lugar. y aunque muchas personas no estÁn de acuerdo con la polÍtica de trump, tampoco estÁn de acuerdo con la violencia y piden tolerancia. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> de regreso a mÁs informaciÓn nacional. son muchas las noticias que estÁn generando titulares hoy, desde una balacera en un centro de retirados hasta los momentos de terror que viviÓ un conductor contra un bus de pasajeros. >>> momentos de tensiÓn se viv

edison cavani p practicÓ hoy por primera vez desde que tuvo que abandonar el partido ante portugal.rtido ante mÉxico por una dolencia en la espalda . >>> mientras tanto el director de selecciones nacionales de mÉxico les desea suerte. >>> por el curtipartido contra brasil no se dio, pero creo que por el compromiso del equipo y la imagen que vimos, son muy rescatables contra alemania y contra brasil. va para tambiÉn cosas positivas. >>> aquÍ estÁ la trivia mundialista de hoy, ¿cuÁl ha sido el mejor puesto de corea del sur en un mundial? publiqÉe su respuesta nuestras redes sociales, y a las 11 tendrÉ la respuesta correcta, los actuales campeones de la liga mx confirmaron la transferencia de carlos i. aa boca juniors, mientras tanto los guerreros revelaron su nuevo uniforme para el torneo apertura 2018, miles de aficionados los acompaÑaron para seguir viviendo la emociÓn del mÁs reciente campeonato, no obstante el enfoque de los jugadores estÁ en su futuro que con la referencia de izquierdo y la baja de araujo les presentarÁ un importante reto. >>> sÍ, muy importante, otro de los mexi

the ohioans invited me to when they dedicated the statue to thomas edison. i had a big fight, i said what are you doing? he is from new jersey. edison township is my largest town and that is where he invented the light bold, and the phonograph -- lightbulb, and the photograph and so many other things. i said, maybe michigan can put him there? but ohio? what did he do in ohio? it turns out he was born in ohio. he left ohio when he was 13. whatever. we still had fight. john, i was amazed that even tonight you put up a picture of the committee when it was called the house interstate and foreign commerce committee. you had a picture of john before the rayburn building was born and what is now the resources committee. i didn't realize they used to meet and resources because both john and i at one time were on the fisheries committee. i asked if that was the case and he said that they met there for years. we learned some history tonight. i also want to thank greg walden and fred upton. joe barton is here. most importantly, john dingell. without john the committee

then there was a case design and she christened it the edison and this happened with this habit will -- pivot was a different machine and much more rudimentary happened in the middle of the validation study using the cancer patients. >> you remind me actually that maybe we went past her whole model is used on capillary pain so that's a big difference. >> it isn't just a fact to get such a small sample of blood and also that capillary blood has tissue from the cells and it is because if you are drawing blood from the tip of your finger it isn't as of the sample as with the needle from the arm. one problem into two healer will -- in particular is when you prick the finger and milking it to get the blood out, often you put stress on the red blood cells and they explode and that create potassium and more than there would be so a problem that no one has called with a finger stick with capillary blood that there have been studies showing that potassium test are completely unreliable when done on capillary light and as i recount in the book it is a big problem that they encountered as well.

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heather: that was rich edison reporting for us as you heard from afghanistan.terrorists will spend more than 6 years behind bars, a judge sentencing daniels after he pleaded guilty to try to join isis in libya in 2016. authorities say the ohio man wired a terrorist $250 and then said he wanted to commit violence overseas, attorney says that he has mental health issues and he regrets helping the terror group. he will be under court supervision for the rest of his life. and just days before president trump and vladimir putin meet in finland, russia is spotted building up military sites, satellite images revealing new structures and bunker improvements maid by moscow in territory nato members, poland and lithuania, spokesperson says that russia continues to demonstrate aggressive behavior in europe. a dozen protestors thrown in jail after blocking an ice off in a busy road with two-story tripod, a banner hanging from the structure ice ruining lives in columbus, ohio, police taking it down while protestors chanted at them. in the meantime in poland, i should say po

that was edison.es bloomberg's first tv interview since taking the helm. we will speak to toney douglas, next. ♪ haidi: here is the latest where najib razak has pleaded not guilty. he is entering this plea in the high court. he is facing three counts of criminal breach of trust. this is along with a possible fine and this is one charge under the anticorruption act as well. there could be a final less than five times the value. ongoing.stigation is there were 2.5 billion dollars that disappeared. we are expecting this to be a pretty long and protracted case potentially involving other members of the government as well. this is the latest, a not guilty plate is being entered by prime minister najib razak. a pretty muted reaction. clearly need a more details for a stronger market reaction either way. let's look at the latest business flash headlines. the ceo has been fired for violations of company apostle -- policy. they did not say why he had been dismissed. they said it doesn't have anything to do wit

. >>> un triunfo difÍcil para la celeste porque edison cavani que suma tres goles en el torneo gemeloa selecciÓn francesa quiere llegar a semifinales por primera ocasiÓn desde el 2006, su goleador bammbappe es su pie clave. >>> los aficionados presentes en el mundial dÍa tienen a su favorito. >>> francia se viene bastante potente. >>> en la otra llave brasil y bÉlgica se enfrentarÁn en un duelo entre la mujer ofensiva y defensiva. los diablos rojos han recibido pocos goles, el venta campeÓn ha recibido solo uno en contra . >>> tenemos que seguir de la misma manera >>> los belgas tuvieron que navegar contra la corriente para llegar a esta fase cuando perdÍan dos a cero contra japÓn vinieron a poner el tres a dos . >>> la selecciÓn de brasil dejo en el camino a mÉxico. y los mexicanos aÚn sufren la eliminaciÓn, pero apoyarÁn a brasil . >>> latinoamÉrica estÁ primero. >>> serÁ otro choque de estrellas entre el siempre polÉmico neymar y por belgica hazard y lukaku .. >>> bÉlgica pretende clasificar a las semifinales. ambos partidas serÁn maÑana a quien telemundo. >>> osvaldo martÍnez, tel

. >>> un triunfo difÍcil para la celeste porque edison cavani que suma tres goles en el torneo gemelo

just time for a quick score update from sochi where it still year ago i want to point you go now edison kamani with the breakthrough off the seven minutes converting that cross by luis suarez would back one used to. you know world a big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. free brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories are going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in kemah very shy or. welcome back u.s. president donald trump has said he does not rule out recognizing crimea as russian the province rejoined russia in twenty fourteen but is internationally still considered part of ukraine samir k

the basic version is thomas edison said something like i didn't invent the lightbulb. i invented a thousands ways not to have a lightbulb. we have to be willing to undertake that journey when it comes to ct. >> thank you. my question is many countries from egypt to bangladesh are often accused of abusing their counter terrorism provisions as part of efforts to crack down on dissent that increasing political grievances and fueling radicalizati radicalization. how can we hold our partners to focus on the real threats that matter? >> only reason i'm hesitating is i doubt anything i'm about to say is anything you haven't heard before. there is a tendency. it's not just true of the united states but countries around the world. it is an emergency in many cases that you don't accept risk in confronting the physical threat which means you do accept risk in other places, including the possibility that some of our partners or allies around the world may take license with the support we give them in ways that we do not want them to. we have to con front is everything of importanc

can start without their last star edison vonnie defense seems to be in shape of course. humanities who pulled off a fantastic defense this flight of the last time around no one no doubt a few clubs will be going in for him probably for transfer as they will for some of the young talents yes but i still think he's going to be a huge miss for those goals particularly the first one really under-rated he played a fantastic suarez and then busting along to get on the end of the cross and head in and then oversee the second want to beautiful finish line is going to a massive miss has been replaced by christian today but also france will be missing plays much weedy and his performance in that midfield alongside can't pull. it all match winning performance so will be a massive miss will he suspended tweedy and he's being replaced by themselves so there's both teams missing key players that bit of a case perhaps of. for speeding and we've will object to only the french sack and the run defense which has been so famed in the last in the last two games their defense of this place f

melissa bigs bradley the found and ceo of a travel agency and chris sugden is at edison partners good to see you both. >> thanks. >> i've been following your firm since it launched ten years ago about. and it's been incredible. i think the audience should check it out to see how you've going to are grown over the years congratulations. >> thank you gloo what's something you learned the audience can learn from. >> i think right now expertise is something that people have to excel in. it's in a competitive advantage in the world of information overload the internet brought. there is so much information online that you really need to know the audience and the market and you can create really deep loyalty with your customers. if you can difference yourselves on expertise. >> you started your company as a content site and then realize, people are coming for the content i can do more with this. >> yes. and the travel space is a great example of what the internet has done. there is lots of mass market sites out there. but the average american spends 30 hours researching a trip. we focus not

when i was in high school we had a program in montgomery, thomas edison. do nursing, restaurants, all of the construction trade. i ended up planning in the ninth grade to drop out of high school two years early and just finish all of my stuff through the program. got me set up with a job. jobs sponsored the rest of my training, got my journeyman's license. i have my masters license. i'm making six figures. i have a rental property. i have my own house. it just -- it's not everybody needs to go to a traditional four-year college. yes, you do need to get the skills, but a lot of those skills don't even need to be attained after high school. you know, i don't know what europe does but i think that we need to -- people can identify, you know, certain kids, and my mom's a teacher, are not going to be cut out for it. there's no need to really start it after high school. we can start this stuff in high school, kind of a half-day program like the edson has going on and more of that stuff would be great for this country. host: ok, david, let's take this point about

built on strong defense but they also hold their own in attack with their front to lose suarez and edison cavani and that balance makes them very dangerous as coach dia de shawn pointed out in his press conference earlier today. they are very effective in defense but they also know how to attack and they are very good with their counters. they switch from defense to attack with direct start of play that is truly admirable. so it sounds like a tight game who's likely to make the difference so usually for your goal i would say addison cavani i think is one of the most underrated strikers in the world but it looks like you missed the game at best sit on the bench because of injury but france have a few who could make the difference but from a i think play is the one here he's only nineteen years old but he scored two goals against argentina in a ten testing performance and it shows he can handle the spotlight if he gets the ball in the right positions i really think you can hurt your boy and here's what captain hugo lloris had to say about his young a mate. the whole world saw him showing in

ceo of i understand gary travel and chris sug done is a managing partner at the growth equity firm edison partners. good to have you both? >> good to be here. >> i've been following your company. i think the audience should check you out to see how you've grown over the years. congratulations. >> thank you. >> what's something you've learned that the audience can learn from? >> i think right now expertise is something people have to excel in. it's a competitive advantage in the world of information overload that the internet has brought us. i think there's so much information online that you need to know your audience and your market and you can create deep loyalty with your customers if you can differentiate yourself on your expertise. >> that's what you've done, right? you started your company as a content site and then realized, oh, people are coming to me for the content, i can do more with this. >> yes. the travel space is a great example of what the internet has done. there's lots of mass market sites out there. the average american spends 30 hours researching a trip. we focus not o

year ago i well the problem for them they had edison cavani out injured their second striker luis suarez if he'd been on the pitch it might have been a different story but as it was they had no chance really so ergo i wasn't up to snuff but did france performance show that they belong in the semifinal of world cup yes i mean when you beat argentina as they did and then beat year ago i in successive knockout games you deserved to be in the world cup semifinals i mean they started the twenty one quite slow in the group stage but that's always the best way don't waste your good performances early on build up slowly and they are looking good now one problem though the semifinal opponents will have a lead brazil or belgium or belgium will find out tonight because that match is set to take off or kick off rather in just a couple of hours what can we expect from this battle i'm thinking it might be quite high scoring you know that two of the best attacking teams in the tournament obviously brazil are the favorites for the whole thing but many people have got belgium has dark horses so yeah i th

a wall street journal report, edison software, reading emails to develop these apps and letting theires read them as well. this is something both third-party apps developers got consent from gmail users and the practice of reading the emails so the question is did people understand what they were signing? >> a huge issue when facebook and cambridge analytica. not anymore. >> seattle have become the first major american city to ban plastic straws and utensils. >> a huge movement, this went into effect sunday. restaurant, delhis, cafeterias, coffee shops can no longer offer you a plastic straw or utensil but if a customer wants they can ask another utensil or straw. the first city doing this. heather: paper straws are what we will be seeing. have a great day. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour, almost 10 minutes. this will give you chills. paramedics refusing to leave a little girl's side after saving her life. the amazing story from the hero himself up next. heather: a touching photo of a historic florida paramedic sitting beside a toddler that he helped resuscitate going

know yet unless we're willing to try hard enough that we go through what, as i mentioned, thomas edison went through. if we're not willing to fail, we're never going to find the road to successful that's been our problem. we're so afraid of failure we aren't willing to try. that's the best practice we could have done is try hard enough to succeed and endure the setbacks along the way. ay. >> we'll take two more. kate in the back and right in front of you also in a white jacket. we'll take these two questions together, please. >> kate bower from the washington institute and thank you, general, for being so generous with your time in this wide range of questions. i've had a question that you personally addressed, but i'll follow up back to it. you discussed in your prepared remarks the threat from terrorists getting ahold of unmanned aerial systems and i was wondering given the commercial technology what can be done to disrupt the ability of terrorist organizations to get ahold of them and deploy them or is this more a question of looking at the battlefield responses? is this just part of

the flume was previously used by southern california edison under a hydroelectric permit with the federal energy regulatory commission. for more than a decade, edison has been in the process deaf commissioning this permit -- of decommissioning this permit and they're simply seeking to ensure that the flume can be repaired and maintain and continues to deliver water. earlier this month the forest service issued a letter stating that they would require the inclusion of new in-stream flows as a contingency of the issuance of a special use permit just to allow the stow make repairs to the flume. -- the city to make repairs to the flume. this requirement would even in an average year the two communities would receive no water from the flume on more than 100 days. i repeat, no water for nearly 1/3 of the year. additionally, during periods of drought, the forest service estimates that the communities could go more than 50 consecutive days during the summer months without water. this is simply unacceptable. while my amendment will not be debated on the floor today, i will continue to work with th

rich edison is live at the u.n. they're calling out russia and china right? >> they are.retary of state pompeo and haley said china and russia are letting north korea slide on sanctions enforcement. they met today with china and russia including japan and south korea. the trump administration said north korea is benefiting from smuggled petroleum they're receiving shipments offshore and north korea is getting smuggled coal and benefiting from guest workers around the world. russia and china are blocking efforts here at united nations to penalize north korea and pushing efforts to get kim jong-un off the hook in some way on some of the sanctions. to try to ease sanctions against north korea. ambassador haley said that's all efforts to denuclearize north korea. >> best way we can support those talks is to not loosen the sanctions. we can't do one thing until we see north korea respond to their promise to denuclearize. we have to see some sort of action. >> secretary pompeo still president and he are upbeat on discussions with north korea. the state department is acknowledgi

when i was in high school we had a program called thomas edison high school of technology.is a great program. you can do nursing, restaurants, all of the construction trade. i ended up planning in ninth dropout -- to drop out. license,journeyman's my master's license. i am making six figures. i have a rental property. i have my own house. not everybody needs to go to a traditional four-year college. yes, you do need to get the skills, but a lot of those skills do not even need to be attained after high school. i do not know what europe does, but i think we need to -- people can identify certain kids that are just not going to be cut out for it, and there is no need to really started after high school. we can start this stuff in high school, kind of like a half-day program like edison had going on. more of this stuff would be great to this country. host: let's talk to your point about starting early. guest: congratulations to david, first of all. this is the example of how if he had gone the other path, dropping out or leaving the educational system altogether and not equipp

france-uruguay uruguay playing without edison cavani...the best forwards in the world 40th minute... game tied... off a set piece raphael varane flicks in first goal of the game france head into the break up 1-nothing things got worst for uruguay... 15 minutes into the second half... fernando muslera can't handle antoine greizmann shot he bobbles the ball... france win 2-nothing... the will play their first semifinal since 2006 they will face belgium tuesday tuesday face belgium they will face belgium tuesday (weather) coming up i'll have the forecast. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the 4th of july special. save up to $500 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36-month financing. ends sunday. (ken) now take a look at this -- police are searching for a woman who was caught-on- camera shooting off fireworks at people. it

. >> reporter: lindsay edison studies the sounds and has dozens of recordings, each one different. >>ey put this red mark, that is where they are putting most of their energy in the call. >> it then, there is this -- getting a bats weight is not easy. bassett don't like paper bags. >> 27.5. >> if you see a bad, do not pick it up. they can transmit diseases, although they are largely harmless. it is best to look and admire. >> later this year, they will attach tiny transmitters to the bats and track them at night. all in an effort to learn as much about these creatures as possible. don ford, kpix 5. >>> with major wildfires raging, governor brown has declared states of emergency into counties, riverside in the south, shasta in the north. in shasta, the car fire has now burned more than 45 square miles west of reading. it is 10% contained. that fire grew dramatically last night. it kept expanding today in the dry heat. this afternoon, a reporter from our sister station narrowly avoided disaster. >> this is insane guys. look off quickly this fire comes towards the freeway. get in the car

. >> is he the thomas edison of our generation and will change the world or a stock wildly overvaluedue the answer is yes. i think he changed the world can land rockets on mars inspired a race to electric which is great for humanity. should the company be trading seven times revenues when the majority of the auto psychiatrist is below 5, look out below. >> what do you do if you're an investor, are you saying sell it or -- people had these concerns about tesla's valuation a long time >> and you're right. i have been saying it, i thought it was overvalued awhile if amazon hit $2 trillion, go from 850 billion to 2 trillion, we would go that makes sense i also think if tesla went from seven times revenues to six times what the industry has at two or three, stock cut in half, i think we would all go yeah, that makes sense >> jpmorgan price is 180 they reiterated that last week that would be almost 50% cut in share price. >> tesla is unusual. whenever i do anything on this program or in my blog or video, when you mention certain companies, people come out and two companies that invokes the

. >> steve jobs is kind of like the thomas edison crossed with pablo picasso with a touch of p.t.he has the technology and the vision. >> a few weeks ago we sold our 250 millionth ipod. >> you have access to everything in the world if you have a couple of the machines steve jobs created. that takes a brand of visionary. >> someone called me the i-ceo a couple years ago, i'm reminding myself of what's important, which is, of course, the internet. >> when the internet first became available to the public, i think a lot of people could easily see that the possibilities were so vast that your brain just went into sparks. >> i think facebook is actually more valuable as you get older. you've interacted with more people, maybe you've lived in more places. we all grew up in the same neighborhood and we found each other again on facebook. >> it makes me feel connected. i go on that site and i'm home? >> the technology existed. what we needed were visionaries who understood how technology could be put to use for the consumer. >> what is a summary of how you changed the world? always work h

thing we can in addition to understanding more about the psychology of belief and risk perception, edison to trying to treat platforms as publishers and seeing how that goes, and edition to keeping in mind the distinction between the popular in the good and developing more media literacy and competition a literacy is we can keep in mind what computers can't do. one of the ideas i talk about in my book is the idea of techno shaufenism. this idea that technology is always a highest and best solution. a lot seem to have us believe that somewhere out there there is an automated solution that is going to fix the problem of misinformation. when mark zuckerberg testified before congress he said 30 times we're going to build ai tools to fix this problem. we are going to build ai tools to fix this problem. and if there were a way to build , ai tools to completely fix this problem somebody would have , built them by now. ai tools are not going to solve the entire problem. the problem is going to be -- if we are going to attack this problem, it's going to be part humans and part computer. right? the

. >> bill gates, part thomas edison, part henry ford, part holden caulfield from "catcher in the rye.9, he dropped out of harvard to design computer software with his friend paul allen. they came up with a system that operates 90% of the personal computers today. >> microsoft was making a lot of money then. they were charging $200, $300, $400 for say a word processing package that was costing them about 50 cents to print on floppies. >> hard working, modest, easy going, it would seem to a fault. of course, he does have at least one secret. but we'll fix that. is it true that you can leap over a chair from a standing position? >> it depends on the size of the chair but this chair, probably so. >> yes! >> i took a step before i did it. >> that's okay. >> bill gates wasn't just one thing. he was a brilliant guy. had great parents. family values. but he was a killer. he basically was a ruthless guy, and so was microsoft. >> no, no, no, somebody's confused, somebody's just not thinking. > there's no way. you guys never understood, you never understood the first thing about this. >> a lot o

question is, is this the thomas edison of our generation, will the company change the automobile industryer or is the stock overvalued in a think the answer is yes. i think you will see the auto industry remake itself largely because of tesla and elon musk. the company traded i think seven times revenues and auto between .25 and one. this company, if the stock got cut in half, by traditional people -- iftrics, i ever say anything negative, apple,g negative about and tesla has such a rabid following that my twitter feed will light up about what an it at -- what an idiot i am because i questioned the genius of elon musk. >> two to cook -- there was no other action taken at the board meetings. meeting ofnual shareholders will postpone. no other action taken. they are the process to conduct the independent investigation. -- this brings up an interesting point you are selling tesla and you do not like some comments that elon musk has made. how do we in the current hold ceo's tomorrow account? if you think about the image of corporate america in this day and age, you assume they are doing thing

in the utility sector, sector, up 6/10 of 1%, really being driven by deason earnings from pg&e and edison international. there is some light at the end of the tunnel around the concerns around last year's wildfires in california, and ending with some media companies, real strength for comcast. comcast is up 4.4%, it's best day of the year after posting adjusted earnings that beat revenue estimates. apparently, their internet business is really fueling the growth and helping out other media companies, so there is that facebook fallout, but a lot of pockets are not touched by it. up, big tech down. let's get our first word news with mark crumpton. mark: the house has approved a 716 billion defense bill, which would also week in a bid to clamp down on the chinese telecom giant cte, which allows president trump to wage sanctions against countries that have bought russian weapons but now wants to buy u.s. military equipment. the bill now goes to the senate. members of congress are reacting to efforts by 11 conservative republicans who wednesday filed articles of impeachment against deputy atto

the oil and gas energy did what alexander graham bell did, what thomas edison george washington carverid, and what steve jobs did. we innovated. we tested, we tried, and then we tried something entirely new. eventually, we succeeded. 1, foreign oil 0. now awash in natural resources. so much that we're at the point where we cannot build export facilities fast enough. energy benefits consumers, businesses, and all americans. it is keeping prices low. it cost less today to heat or cool your home than just a few short years ago. we may see the price at the pump go up during this busy driving season, but it's cheaper to fill up your tank than a few short years ago. in 2008, barack obama said we cannot drill our way to lower gas prices. but the oil and gas industry said yes, we can. , it'selping consumers helping the environment. we are producing on after beth more efficiently and cleaner than ever before. if you care about the environment, you should support oil and natural gas. let me repeat that because it's probably not something you normally here. if you care about the environment, you

france-uruguay uruguay playing without edison cavani... the best forwards in the world 40th minute... game tied... off a set piece raphael varane flicks in first goal of the game france head into the break up 1-nothing things got worst for uruguay... 15 minutes into the second half... fernando muslera can't handle antoine greizmann shot he bobbles the ball... france win 2-nothing... the will play their first semifinal since 2006 they will face belgium tuesday tuesday why did the warriors sign demarcus cousins? you always stick up for black athletes. you're a one trick pony. the warriors have nothing to lose singing demarcus cousins. everyone want to play with the back to back champions. he is coming into this season with something to prove cousins is still recovering from a achillies injury. i have ripped you consistently for years on social media and you never respond. good riddance, chicken! you're always talking about baseball being slow. please stop pretending you are young and frisky. mlb is trying to speed up baseball, but they can't

we did what thomas edison and george washington carver did, and we did what steve jobs did.ted. we tested. we tried, and then we tried something entirely new, and eventually we succeeded. usa 21, foreign oil 0. thanks to advancements in hydraulic action and horizontal drilling we're now awash in natural resources, so much so that we are at a point where we cannot build export facilities fast enough and this new era of energy benefits consumers, buses and all americans. it is keeping prices low. it costs less today to heat or cool your home than just a few short years ago, and while we may see the price at the pump go up a little bit during the busy summer driving season it's still much cheaper now to fill up your tank than just a few short years ago. i know you remember back in 2008 when candidate barack obama said we cannot drill our way to lower gas prices, but the oil and natural gas industry said yes, we can, and we did drill our way to lower prices. [ applause ] so we're awash in this resources. it's helping those consumers. it's helping the environment. we're also prod

. >> edison? >> first of all, japan does not rule out the corporation without china if certain conditions are met. lack of transparency and financial viability because there are some controversial projects which china, a new york times article stated that what happened to the port insri lanka . that was made public, therefore the chinese government, there's also some concern about environmental impacts of those controversial projects which they did. it's the same thing the british empire did in hong kong. that's why that model is updated. now jbic signed a memorandum of understanding with china and we are now incorporating if those conditions are met and for example that some projects in the mekong area. it's supposed to contribute to strengthening activity in the region. but the key point as i say is that if china accepts these conditions, that's a conditional support. so i think that incidentally, the benefit to china avoids misunderstanding. japan is not a member of aaib, however i had a discus

this is a huge problem with a record number of americans have renounced edison ship because they cannot manage their finances and that makes it a huge competitive disadvantage for those seeking to work and a stent overseas could be a valuable experience for career. and with those at a competitive disadvantage so can i get a commitment from you you will work with us here in congress to lessen the burden? >> if confirmed with those taxpayers going forward. >> and finally it struck me that the irs has so few appointed positions and career staff no question about that. so that chief of staff and chief of counsel with those discretionary hires but otherwise everybody is a career staff and i just wonder wouldn't it be better for the commissioner to assemble his or her own management team to a greater extent? do you have an opinion on that? >> without leadership currently in place and with that private sector experience with that deep understanding which each of us takes with those taxpayers and actions on the committee. >> it was the nominee to have four nominees that with the quarter we have

. >> a guy named thomas edison is reputed to have said i haven't failed.t job. >> thanks for having me. >> wait. hold on! [ applause ] standing ovation. >> i guess so, yeah, here we go. standing ovation. yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> that is usually lara starting it. >> lara says she's often the first to clap. >> i feel, you know, exuberant. sometimes you're in the moment. i love that. nkoull for >> thank you all for blindly following us on our standing ovation. "purposeful" out today. >>> daniel martin is the man behind duchess meghan markle's gorgeous wedding day look. she looked gorgeous. he aced that challenge. but was he up to making over my desperate makeup back. he is the dior brand ambassador and used his expertise to clear the clutter. we want you to take a look. beauty guru daniel martin is the man behind meghan markle's gorgeous face. and he's also a hollywood favorite to incredible beauties like jessica alba, elisabeth moss, and priyanka chopra. he said less is more. five things that every woman should have in their bag. >> a really good masc

. >> some of so the stuff he was doing, he loved gold >> he loved sun edison which went into the groundroker for a while but some of his trades looked really stupid to me back then so i don't know >> so apparently the fund dropped 7.7% in june, down 18.7% for the year the s&p 500 -- >> up 2% >> we know where that is relative to what's going on. peter weiss, a boston investor says "he's stubborn. he'll never admit he's made a mistake, just makes me crazy." >> that's the reason why you shouldn't invest with him then >> einhorn when we make a mistake we recognize our position and exit. it's a lot of back-and-forth it's rare where you get people on the record. >> who knows, maybe this is the bottom for this guy. >> this one was fascinating, another investor says "if someone usually goes through divorce i usually get out and i made an exception with david but i made a mistake he has to be distracted. i'm convinced that's 30% to 40% why the stock down." not the stock but the performance is down. but we should say david einhorn says he is completely and utterly focused. >>> coming up, weekly j

edison cavani is on the bench for uruguay. i will be back with that and more at half past two. now appears to be under way. american tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese imports have come into force. china is retaliating and has accused president trump of starting the biggest trade war in history. john sudworth reports from beijing. just one product on the us tariff list. for thousands of these machines have been —— 12,000 list. for thousands of these machines have been ——12,000 of these machines have been checked the us this year, a trade about the flattened. translation: an extra 25% tax flattened. translation: an extra 2596 tax course affects us very much. it reduces very much our profits. tax course affects us very much. it reduces very much our profitsm tax course affects us very much. it reduces very much our profits. is cf moto stealing american jobs? allan if you take a look at our factory, you realise we have got where we are on our own strength, and by respecting international rules. but such individual protests are now in vain. china's incredible economic