the fact is he is edison. most people hold edison high. i'm a tesla fan. edison built a business. he bought other people's patents. he was inventive himself, but he was ruthless in growing that business. he attacked tesla for many years on ac/dc. elon musk does much the same. he is innovative but he is running a business. if you look -- building tesla in nevada where we are right now. the fact is he is going to shop, push them and he pushes them for tax rebates and everything he can because that is the bottom line. is that innovative? does that sound like the creative type that he is? don't think it does but it is interesting to look at somebody i hold in high regard advocate the profit motive of how they are running their business and how it translates. he is not just inventing for america's greatness but inventing for himself and his business and that is how he is running. >> host: lots of profit motives being inaugurated in the amazon hq search. >> guest: that is interesting to watch. kind of scramble for it and some states opt out. to get on the amazon hq 2 search companies ar

the deal would put an edison machine in every store.izabeth holmes claimed the edison performed all the tests big lab machines like these could-- from cholesterol to cancer-- all from a painless finger-prick. but tyler shultz says the edison he saw just didn't work. was it a sophisticated piece of machinery? >> shultz: no. there were components that would kind of fall off in the middle of testing, that you would have to then fish out. they had doors that wouldn't close. they would get too hot, and then they would get too cold. >> doug matje: when i was there, we could not complete any test accurately on the devices that we were manufacturing. >> o'donnell: doug matje joined theranos in 2012, after getting his doctorate in biochemistry. his job was to adapt blood tests for the edison-- tests, which holmes told investors, were ready to use on patients. but elizabeth holmes had told walgreens in 2010 that it had developed this device that was capable of running any blood test from a few drops pricked from a finger, in real time, and less t

most people hold edison higher. i personally am a tesla fan but edison built a business. he bought other people's patents. he was inventive himself but he was ruthless and growing that business and in fact, he attacked tesla for many years on ac/dc. elon does much the same. these innovative but he's running a business so when he goes into a state like if he's going to decide to put a launch pad in arizona or build tesla's in nevada where we are right now, the fact is that he's going to shop. he's going to push them and he pushes them for cash rebates, pushes them for everything he can because that's the bottom line. is that innovative? does that sound like the creative type that he is? i don't think it does but it'sinteresting to look at somebody i hold in high regard and look at the profit motive of how their running their business . is not just inventing for americans greatness, he's inventing for himself, for his business and that's how he's running it. >> are lots of profit motives being inaugurated in the amazon hq to search? >> guest: amazon hq two is interesting to

i would like to think that thomas edison and his mother -- and mrs. edison would have wanted to speak with the commander of the camp in which her son was stationed in. but that has not been reported. but they came to separate weeks in a row, mrs. edison first, and then thomas and henry. they both stayed in the gettysburg hotel on the square. sir? >> were there any victims of the flu epidemic in the national cemetery? paul: there are three men who were buried there, mostly because they had no relatives on their records, so they were given military burial and the national cemetery. i don't have the names offhand but there are three men who never went home from gettysburg. sir? >> the park ranger mentioned eisenhower's first child died at age three. was he also a victim of the the influenza epidemic? paul: no, fortunately mamie and dwight, they lived in a residence in town so the town had not been struck yet. the camp received the first wave of influenza and about halfway through the camp's struggle, you begin to see the influenza hitting the citizenry i

--tag--the gunman was evtually confronted by a deputy on edison highway and turned the gun on himself. it all started before 5:30 this evening.a husband and wife went to a trucking company off weedpatch highway in southeast bakersfield.the husband first shot and killed a man here. then he shot his wife.when he saw a bystander, he chased him around a bear mountain sports store-then shot and killed him as well. the suspect then drove 5 minutes to a second location-a private residence on beckinridge road.there he shot the fourth and fifth victims-a man and a woman.the suspect then carjacked a vehicle with a woman and her child in it.he was racing down edison highway in the car when a deputy saw him driving.after a brief chase, the suspect shot himself in the chest on edison highway. (karen)the 6 people dead include 5 victims and the suspect himself. they were 4 men and 2 women.kern county sheriff donny youngblood believes these shootings were not random.the sheriffs department has recovered the firearm and the stolen car. and they're currently investigating the connection between the inc

. >> reporter: it's a rareht wednesday n game here at mcclain hosting edison. fairfax county public school system decided to move this, gahich was originally scheduled foro friday night, move it to tonight because of concern about the weather, and ere is goodreason. take a look at a high school football game and what happened there. less than two weeks ago. igh school x county football game was spended by lightning. friday night fans who watched westfield play south county evacuated the b stadiumause of the lightning. players and some of the fans returned saturday m ning to finish the football game. mcclain high school will host edison tonight rather than on friday night as scheduled to get the game in while keeping students and fans safer.rom the weat >> this weather's disrupting everything, but it's not as bad as it is for those in north carolina and south carolina, so try to keep it in perspective. >> rather go to a game on a goon night rather t rainy night like you talked about. >> reporter: jeff sullivan is the public director for the 25 high schools in th

i don't think so chapman just said to you edison had some 5,000 patents and would never be this recklesshis is not even like bill clinton going on ar ssenio hall playing sax. going on with a drugged, who cares if it was legal. if it's alcohol. would you want your ceo of a public company to be guzzling alcohol and getting drunk on air? no, it's a recklessness and shows a certain self-destructiveness so it's his judgment, but also the judgment of the board that this place is still so out of control. >> we know it's still negligent. if you go back, it's 50 in the last 18 months >> dozens. let me ask your response, jeff, if i could to a tweet from another management expert, susan welch who tweets quote, musk is a very sad case of a genius who thinks he's a profit what do you make of that >> i think it's true you take a look at these guys, travt and evan speeg l and plenty that steve jobs wasn't the easiest guy on the planet, but he got to come up, came back and was a better manager than before he learned i thought you know, zuckerberg has godtten a kick in the pantsa couple of times and lear

. ♪ brad: over 100 years ago thomas edison attempted to create batteries from zinc.unsuccessful and, since then, lithium ion batteries have become the norm for electric cars, solar panels and winter -- wind turbines. while electric cars and solar panels become more common, lithium batteries are contributing to our carbon footprint. now the development of a first rechargeable zinc battery, and the ceo of nantech, says it will make use of abundant resources at significantly lower cost than lithium. first of all, give us a history lesson. a century ago, edison tried to pioneer this technology. what were the limits he hit on? >> it's exciting that 100 years ago he filed the first patent. in the issue for zinc being one of the most signatures is the issue of re-charge ability. the problem with zinc as you try to recharge it, it grows dendrites and that problem could never be solved. brad: so lithium ion is responsible for all sorts of environmentally friendly technologies from wind turbines to solar panels. remind us what the problem is with them. >> lithium ion requires

en la liga uno de francia, neymar, Ángel di marÍa, edison cavani clavaron un gol gol del argentino queen univisiÓn. hasta aquÍ los deportes. fÉlix: un veterano de la segunda guerra mundial que cumpliÓ 95 aÑos de edad acaba de romper su propio rÉcord como el marianista mÁs longevo del mundo. arantxa: se sumergiÓ a mÁs de 130 m fÉlix: los esperamos esta ♪ ♪ >>univision deportes presenta . tigres- atlas. liga mx torneo apertura 2018. ♪ ♪ ♪ desde el estadio universitario. tigres - atlas. por univisiÓn. ♪ ♪

they are postponements and delays, but, tonight, mcclain high school hosts edison. it was scheduled for friday night originally, but moved up to tonight because the fairfax countyublic school system i concerned that the weather could be much more severe this weekend. here at mcclain high school parents supported the decision to move the game to tonight to avoid heavy weather in the forecast, even if it means missing the game. >> booster clu apparel, so i can't attend it,t' but twhy i'm laughing. it's just because i won't be there. >> reporter: public high school in montgomery county maryland are also juggling their sports schedules forward third week in , ro moving games tofi aral turf fields like this one because the rain has saturated many of their grass fields. >> we coined two new terms, "the penta-header" and "hexa-header," five to six gamesamn thee field in one day.n >> reporter: o september 1st, friday before last, this fairfax county f high schotball game was suspended because of lightning. the friday night fans who came toatch westfield play south county ha

football on a wednesday night here at the high school that is hosting edison. rain and lightning played havoc with the fall sports high school schedule throughout our region, by rescheduling the friday night football game to tonight, it lets them get the game in and keeps players and fans safe from the weather. >> here at mcclain high school, parents support the decision to move the friday night football game to tonight to avoid heavy misi missing the game. >> i'll have the apparel so that's why i'm laughing. >> who's in the middle? >> reporter: public high schools in mtgomery county maryland are also juggling their sports schedules for the third week in a row. they are moving gameso artificial turf fields like this one because the rain has saturated manyhe of grass fields. >> we coined two new terms, the pinter header and the hexer-header, five and six games respectively on this game field in the same day. >> reporter: and behind me now live you see the highlander marching band preparing for tonight's game here at mcclain high school taking on edison in a game

i'm here with bill hammond of hammond and edison, if you have any questions. >> president hillis: we may have questions. we're first going to open it up to public comment. jonas, do with he have any public comment? >> clerk: just the one from miguel bustos. >> president hillis: okay. and if there's anymore public comment, please lineup on the screen side of the room. >> may i give this to you -- >> clerk: you may. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is miguel bustos. been in the 24th street corridor for almost 49 years. i live maybe 100 feet from the property. we did express some concern regarding the project to representatives of at&t as well as the staff here at planning. none of them live in the district, none of them live in the corridor, none of them live close to this site, but what we want to talk about's three different things. one is the owner. i'm actually surprised that at and he would even want to associate himself with mr. allen mccarthy. he has a history of not being a very good neighbor. there were several dozen latino families that lived in the buildi

film was only recently released by the laboratories of pictures,er of motion thomas edison.f the units fighting with in the memorable drive on santiago was the 10th cavalry. one of the officers fighting with valor in the 10th cavalry was john j. pershing. for his personal gallantry and his commanding officer said of him, pershing is man under fire i ever saw. ♪[music] >> when the stars and stripes victory, pershing himself later said, it lifted us out of our cells. soldiers' silent ave maria. the spanish american war abundantly demonstrated pershing's courage. subsequentined for a event in the newly acquired philippine islands to bring out his qualities as a diplomat. subdue theent was to proud and pierce tribe who began to cause trouble after the of the spaniards, following the spanish american war. captain, not a only subdued them, he won their friendship as well. of military and diplomatic skill that attracted the attention of the authorities in washington. president theodore roosevelt personally applauded pershing's accomplishment. and in 1905, while pershing was theing

it hasn't just been sort of the online high frequency data like edison trends.ord put out their own spernl survey. we don't know the accuracy but i think it captured a similar theme. and that is that when it comes to the message that this was supposed to resonate for, the audience this resonated for younger consumerers, remember they have a huge constituency below the age of 45 that it did make an impact or at least no negative impact, that a lot of the protecting, the boycott nikes maybe from an older crowd, a lot of social media noise. but you are right we are not seeing until results are release ppd that will be early but i'm sure executives will be asked about it. >> sahr eisen joining from the nyse as sarah mentioned it's the best dow stock in the year to date. while nike sored foot locker stefrp erps plunged 10% more in the last three months do you keep buying nike. >> nike to me it's a name i'm long they've been on a tare in in last period. you want 68% in the last 90 months as in the last decade for all the people counting them out china for all the conc

nike's controversial bet on colin kaepernick appears to be paying off, according to early data from edisonends. the report found that nike's online sales surged 31% from sunday through tuesday of last week. the sales pouring in, despite criticism from president trump and some calls for a boycott of the athletic apparel-maker. nike's first ad featuring kaepernick aired last monday. back over to you. >> thanks, kate. >> nothing like a boycott to spike sales, huh? >>> just ahead, honoring new york's bravest who lost their lives on 9/11. >>> plus, good morning, yellow brick road. the rocket man kicks off his farewell tour, next. ♪ let's go. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. nutella. spread the happy. ahoyy! (excited squeal, giggling, panting) gotcha! ah! nooooo... noooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. bounty, the quicker picker upper. on a budget? try new bounty essentials. you'll make my morning, buty the price ru

sponsor and your sponsor will show up with some money that's what it felt like to me it was like an edison will fund a finance fund so it was a business deal that was going on if that is going on here. lot of relationships are like that a lot of people say i just need some extra groceries or i can make rent can you help me and you give me a little bit of something on the side this is a very common phenomenon i've found that you know people use those to supplement their lives the university student in their school fees but at the same time they're looking to have you know and you fall in or they're looking to have an extra something to go buy some clothes and so they are or maybe the equivalent of a few dollars at the end of the month or the equipment one hundred dollars so a lot of people do use this type of my need to supplement their lives some people to the extent that they didn't save the money and going into business knows what it's done by him it will take the money and went in and started. doing something else with the money that would bring for the return and still maintain a relat

according to research firm edison trends, nike's online sales rose by 31% immediately after the ad was unveiled. industry experts say this is proof that the campaign is a hit with the company's core customers who tend to be younger and more diverse than people who are protesting the ad. >>> expect delays in the bay bridge tomorrow around lunchtime. caltrans is getting ready to implode the last two remaining piers on the old eastern span. the chp will conduct rolling closures on the bridge between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. the pedestrian and bike paths on the bridge are already closed. >>> here's a previous look at the implosions of the bridge. caltrans has a multi-step process in order to have a minimal impact on surrounding wildlife. >>> bay area commuters will soon be able to reload their clipper cards right from their smartphones. this is part of a nearly $200 million overhaul of the smart card system. according to the chronicle, the mtc is set to finalize the contract for the new card system later this month. the new app is expected to launch in 2021. >>> it's a weight lifting machine wit

new edison trends reports nike online sales grew 31% since kaepernick ad was released. is a good question for anyone up this early, are you tossing and turning too much at night? >> she's sleeping. >> i know, quick question, quick question, which one was deep impact and which one was armageddon? >> what if you could actually train yourself to fall asleep in just minutes, joining me now with the military secret is indy sleep medicine specialist dr. carol ash. thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. heather: a problem that folks have different hours, those who work overnight, early in the morning, but, you know, sleep is a big problem, this solution says, though, that you can fall asleep in two minutes. >> well, it is quite possible, it uses a form of treatment called progressive muscle relaxation. heather: okay. >> essentially what that is doing is allowing you to control your body, when we can't sleep at night it's insomnia and by definition difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or waking up too early and that's really not a problem with the sleep sys

jon: rich edison on capitol hill, thank you, rich.de on the kavanaugh debate oklahoma congressman, republican, tom cole, congress cole, what's your view of this week-long delay and the fbi investigation, is it a time for tempers to perhaps cool off or is it a waste of time? >> well, i think it's not likely to change the result but i do have no objection to it whatsoever, frankly if it gives some people reassurance that's fine. i do regret that both dr. ford and now with judge kavanaugh have to go through another week of this, and i would hope people learn some lessons from just the raw nature of the senate hearing last week which again i thought senator grassley handled very well, but it was tough on the people involved and if you're scoring political points at the expense of human beings, you ought to rethink political strategy. jon: do you think it's actually possible? the senate seems to be more and more polarized with every supreme court vote? >> well, i think last week while that was going on, the house and the senate, the week b

after liberty university in virginia considered dropping athletic department nike contract, a new edisongrew 31% since kaepernick's ad was released. jillian: do you remember when a vandal destroyed president trump's star on hall of fame? well, it doesn't look like this anymore, the star is back, looking just like it did here before getting chattered with axe, nonprofit organization replacing the damaged star which was also vandalized in 2016. miss america crowned. >> new york, you are miss america 2019. congratulations. jillian: nia franklin wins title without swim suit competition and said it took forker grit to get the job done, classically trained opera singer, congrats. rob: all right. jillian: all right, what? who is ready? we can indulge in the fall snacks. rob: it's cold. janice: we can shiver up a little more. rob: you have spanx today? janice: that's another topic of conversation. [laughter] jillian: dunkin donuts has new products for fall. apple crisp donut, you see that thing. pumpkin donut muffin. janice: come on. i need energy, i have hurricanes to cover. rob: you have a lot

san francisco based edison trends says that the online sales have soared 31% higher than the labor day weekend to this past tuesday compared with a 17% gain in the same period of time one year ago. the stock has rebounded after an initial drop following the launch of the just do it campaign. analyst noted earlier this week that the campaign was a genius move. nike stock is up another 1% today. >>> jobless claims have fallen. initial claims are down and that is the lowest level since december 1969. renewed hopes about trade talks between the u.s. and china are helping out the stock market. let's go to the big board to see how we are doing. the dow pushes higher by 160 points and nasdaq up 81. s&p higher 16 point. apple is helping out with stock up 2%. the shares fell yesterday despite the launch of the newest iphones. >> the newest iphones and watch. i was just getting used to the iphone 10. thanks so much jason brooks. >>> the time is 6:46 am. we have a look at the weather. no fancy phone or watches will help you get to the work -- get to work faster today. >> and when you're driving k

southern california edison said, it aims to replace the lines by 2025, to align itself with legislationn. the legislation aimed at preventing wildfires.. has been criticized for also allowing p-g- and-e to raise rates on customers ... to cover the costs of lawsuits for last year's deadly wildfires. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will bring another round of nice weather but it will be a little cooler tomorrow. highs will be in the 80s inland with 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool with a few clouds on tuesday throught thursday. it will be slightly warmer next weekend. (ken) a murder investigation is underway in the east bay tonight. a body was found near railroad tracks -- and we now know, this is not a suicide. it also was not an accident. kron 4's haaziq madyun reports. (pkg

southern california edison said, it aims to replace the lines by 2025...k the legislation aimed at preventing wildfires... has been criticized for also allowing p-g- and-e to raise rates on customers ... to cover the costs of lawsuits for last year's deadly wildfires. ( james ) california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law requiring all of the state's electricity to come from clean sources by 20-45. those sources include solar, wind, and hydropower. it is the latest in a series of goals set by the state .... to fight the effects of climate change. however -- not everyone is satisfied with the governor.. because the bill would not affect in-state oil and gas drilling. some environmentalists are pushing brown to end new drilling permits. they are pledging to disrupt an international climate summit the governor is hosting in san francisco later this week. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... game one for the raiders is in the books.. with the die hard fans attendance. we have the highlights and fan reaction. ( james ) and next... what

he took the vehicle and drove to edison highway where the deputy saw him. >> the deputy closed in and the man turned the gun on himself. from start to finish the shootings lasted 15 minutes. investigators are trying to figure out what triring ot ts. identity of those killed have not been released. >>> weakening to a category two hurricane, florence will still pack a punch as it makes landfall. on your left you can see a live look of where florence is right now. on the right, a look at the carolinas where the wind is beginning to pick up, pushing up high waves. officials are warning that the flooding is still on the way. we have team coverage this morning from mary lee who is tracking the storm in the weather center. >> this is a powerful storm. all eyes are on hurricane florence. the outer rain bands reaching the carolina coastline. hurricane warnings are in effect and not just that. even a tornado watch for eastern north carolina. we're watching all of this for you. you can see the rain bands pushing across the carolina coastline at the moment. the latest imagery as well as stats for

shares are hired today along with edison international and that is after the passage late last week of that potentiallyility for the two countries related to wildfires that have been ongoing. there was a lot of concern over their connection to those wildfires. they even raised the specter of bankruptcy potentially if indeed pg&e would be held responsible directly for them. the company may oh as much as -- as $17.2s much billion. now california is trying to step in and take some measures in order to reduce the potential damage that could happen as a result. a conversation we had a couple of weeks ago on the ramifications to utilities. they are trying to sell bonds on the back of it to repay? julie: exactly, that is what the legislation did. we can pull up my bloomberg terminal it takes a look at pg&e versus edison international for $3ould be liable billion versus the s&p utilities in the yellow. these two have underperformed. regulators will allow the utilities to sell bonds backed by customer bills to cover the fire costs that are deemed reasonable. analysts have come in today and said

concerned of the way this resolution resolution is awarded mischaracterizes the important work at thomas edison charter academy. it is a public, nonprofit charter school that successfully serves over 80% title one students. the vast majority of whom are living in the mission, live below the poverty line, or at risk english language learners and have a home language of spanish. unlike for-profit charter schools, ours has an active teachers union, in active pta with over 80% of our budget dedicated to children and teachers. we keep overhead down by having seasoned administrators carefully manage multiple programs. last year, we passed a federal program monitoring visit with zero findings. the requirement of several other groups were passed successfully and with no reservations. we surveyed students, parents. we publicly report all data. we are grateful for the support of the sfusd board, who just last week, helped me develop. while this proposal may have been addressed to address the charter school, i wish to clarify that they're delivering on the promise to serve students in san francisco and op

. >> steve jobs is kind of like the thomas edison crossed with pablo picasso with a touch of p.t.merican history. he has the style. he has the flair. he has the pitch. 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 con

i think that is the holy grail edison tried to do this 100 years ago and we've now been able to solveproblem. >> so these are rechargeable batteries, but they recharge using the elements essentially. >> correct. >> not traditional fossil fuels. >> it's completely rechargeable. that's the holy grail, how do you recharge it. we've done it now 300,000 cycles the beauty, it uses the sun to generate the electrons, uses the air, oxygen and zinc that's it. >> duke energy has been a partner? >> duke energy we deployed for the first time in which it survived irma and survived florence, which is wonderful. >> is it a transportation play >> it will be. i think one of the things is to get sufficient both sprint and marathoner it's a marathoner, it can go for 72 hours and sufficiently powered for seven days we need to get sufficient energy release and combination of zinc and some other metal >> is your prediction that lithium goes away? >> it has to go away it has to go away. the toxicity of lithium is really cobalt. 80% is from the congo. you know, it's anticipated 18 pounds of cobalt per car so

>> it is about the westinghouse and edison war. the inventor they put in here as a villain, they defamed his character, it is a historical novel. a historical novel but still, isn't it wrong to the fame a historical character this way? i tried to get a hold of his family. >> that is interesting. >> not many people would know this character. >> makes my point. >> if you are going to do it you better be prepared to back it up. >> there is a whole subgenre of historical fiction in which real characters from history are put to use in deliberately fictionalized situations. a terrific short story a few years back in which george hw bush and fidel castro were playing baseball. it didn't occur, that they played baseball together ever, but create a story with these characters, due diligence to try to make them true to who they actually were. a lot of writers will differ with me but if they are the real people, let's represent them truthfully or at least not d fame them. >> is there a struggle that inspired you to write this historical ficti

i like leah marquez edison in tucson who also won her primary. she is a great candidate. i like dino rossi in washington state was raised about $3 million already. she is doing everything right. he was almost elected governor. he has won the district by double digits every time he has run. in other seats. i feel excited about him. like diane harkey, she is a good recruit in minnesota. in nevada, we keep the democrats hold without nevada 3 and nevada 4. we have great recruits. i feel good about his chances. that is a democratically held seat. danny is pulling ahead in nevada 3 and that is jackie rose. another democratic seat. those are some of the recruits. i could go all day on more of the recruits but those are some great recruits but you should pay attention to. i don't know that they all win. they will all be close and they will all need to have big money spent in races. >> when you mentioned so many of your favorite recruits, half the names you mentioned were women. if you look at the republican party overall, at a time when -- it looks like there is likely to be fewe

silber edison, who is running for the senate in tennessee, he was governor there, he's neck and neck the marsha. he said if afford, the accuser, decided at this point not to do something, "i guess the committee has to go ahead and say, well, we relit it to mike willing to listen, but she's not willing to talk, we need to go forward." so the politics of this are weighing heavily prelimit go to first about her decision. do you think this will fire up but the micro publicans in missouri to vote for holly? >> absently. they have really blown this in every conceivable way. if democrats who would not meet with brett kavanaugh. you have democrats, the democratic party, cordoning with a friend is on to try and disrupt the hearing with some 600 folks getting arrested, just during the hearing. you have people that are literally unwilling to shake brett kavanaugh's hand. we have lost decorum in the senate. i think this all looks like politics, because unfortunately, for many on the left, brett kavanaugh is no longer an american who deserves respect. he is the personification of the fight of blu

sponsor and your sponsor will show up with some money that's what it felt like to me it was like an edison or fund or finance fund so it was a business deal that was going on here that is going on here. a lot of relationships are like that a lot of people say i just need some extra groceries or i can't make rent can you help me can you give me a little bit of something on the side this was a very common phenomenon i found that you know people use those to supplement their lives with a university student in their school fees but at the same time they're looking to have you know a new phone or they're looking to have an extra something to go buy some clothes and so they are or maybe the equivalent of the few dollars at the end of the month or the equipment one hundred dollars so a lot of people do use this type of my need to supplement their lives some people to the extent that they didn't save the money and going into business those were informed by him a woman who would take the money and went and what land and started. doing something else that the money that would bring for the return an

favorite example is from the moment that benjamin franklin skype got struck by lightning and thomas edison came along and figured out how to make electricity available for commercial use? that took a long time. and so, maybe it will take a long time for us to figure out how to tame the technological beast in a way that improves our reading of productivity. maybe we are making mistakes as economist and how we are calculating. that is one of you. there is a more cynical view which i've heard a lot about in china. which i think is very interesting. and a said i wasn't going to talk about china but -- the argument that the decline in productivity, and again, the idea of output. per worker. the decline of productivity in natural artifact of a system of democracy. individual citizens are not dumb. they figure out wait a minute, the politicians need to seduce me and give me sort of a treat in order for me to vote for them. and i realize because it's a case and not the work is hard as i want to or need to. it is quite a cynical view but essentially, they are taking the view that particularly on ho

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neymar, edison cavani and kylian mbappe all on the pitch for psg.kes and alex hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in connection with an incident outside a nightclub last year. stokes was cleared of affray after a trial in august. the all—rounder missed the ashes tour in australia last winter and now along with team—mate alex hales, who faced no criminal charges, but was with stokes at the time, will face a disciplinary hearing in december. the world anti—doping vice—president linda helleland says she will vote against lifting the suspension of russia's anti—doping agency. wada's executive committee meet on thursday week where they're expected to pave the way for russia's readmission into international sport after a major doping scandal. but helleland says she will not back that move. in a separate development, international anti—doping leaders from australia, the uk, the usa, and japan are among a host countries who issued a statement urging wada not to back down. england have appointed a new defensive coach, new zealander

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win the elections next month but thousands of people have been protesting against him latin america edison a c n human explains why. follow brazil's largest city and what you see here just a week before brazilians go to the polls is an anti other lecturing campaign it's against the man that these people believe would turn the clock back to the dark ages if he were elected that was in every major city and town in brazil and even abroad opponents of the ultra conservatives. are taking to the streets. their campaign symbol is hash tag not him and this is why it was that he spews hatred he's against minorities against blacks gays women in a world where that's not acceptable we can't allow him to turn the clock back. as the protests were taking place bill sinatra was released from a south pole a hospital and flew back to his home in rio de janeiro twenty three days after he was stabbed in the stomach during a campaign rally. also not all is leading in the polls tapping into widespread anger over corruption crime a deep recession and what many view as a loss of family values the former army capt

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those victims isn't clear at this time.cesarez was then spotted and cornered by a sheriff's deputy at edisonrender to the deputy.. then turned the gun on himself.kern county sheriff, donny youngblood "we know he was friends with the second victim..we don't know what his intentions were we don't know what would have happened if the deputy didn't come across him this one was bazaar and we don't know what would have happened" live tag: in these court documents "casarez" accusing his wife of cheating on himdomestic dispute... live in bakersfield christina tetreault cbs47 eyewitness news newseyewitness cbs47 tetreault christina tetreault christina bakersfield live in dispute... live in bakersfield christina tetreault cbs47 eyewitness news (vicki) we know the suspect has three kids how are they handling everything that has happend? (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: hurricane florence is pounding the carolinas with hurrincane force winds, heavy rain and flood

most of them left-leaning states according to high-frequency data from edison trend.day, there is a proposal for shareholders requiring more political spending disclosure there nike but it isn't expected to pass, the company advises against it and has been voted down five other times. under armour is leading the s&p 500. that company announced a restructuring, laying off 3% of the work force, raising the low end of its profit guidance for the year investors like the cost cuts this is on top of a 2% reduction in work force under armour has announced so clearly they're thinking about coming out the other side both stocks have been winners on the idea that just when we thought the whole at leisure trend peaked it got a new resurgence on clothing, accessorys and footwear and nike and under armor have been be beefing up their game. that will be the theme. >> did you mention gap starting a national at leisure brand for men so everybody in the pool. >> following lululemon which has been one of the best performing stocks out there up almost 100% and men have been a huge growt

thomas edison famously said i find out what the world needs and then i try to inventive. in the internet age, more companies live i the mantra of exploiting it. our children are being exploited. we have entered a world where technology has changed not only the shape of adults but children as well. and this is a world that we have delivered in an understanding or a one of the biggest difficulties is as we get older is living in the world that the children live in. are exposed to different things that we have never been exposed to. i ameason i did this is not a phd or a doctor however i have done a lot of research in the area of neuroscience. what is happening today in society. is thatdopamine which pleasure seeking reward. what happens today with children? we are in a "like" world. who here has ever posted something on social media? please raise your fan. now, when you all of a sudden get a response about a great vacation or a beautiful picture or this is great that you're are doing this, who feels great about that? we all do. 13-year-old, 14 ural, a nine-year-old and ask