that morning, metropolitan edison had released emissions to edison had released emissions to prevent an explosion. afterwards, the utility spokesman had to face a hostile press. narrator: metropolitan edison was not necessarily engaged in a cover-up. it seems more likely that the company simply did not understand how serious the problem was. there had already been a partial meltdown. but it wasn't until the early morning hours on friday that federal inspectors discovered it. by then, something totally unforeseen was happening. a massive hydrogen bubble formed in the reactor vessel and pressure was building. some experts felt the reactor was moving towards a china syndrome, a meltdown. this is the incident center at the nuclear regulatory headquarters. it was here that the government's nuclear experts gathered when the accident at three mile island was first reported. here they would stay until the crisis was over. >> you know what i am talking about? the other one that they didn't put into operation yet. you need air and you need power to keep that thing open. we will see if we can f

however, they stepped up, kept the ball in play to cut back on him and fire underneath edison, with the—important goal 12 minutes from time. it was a fascinating tussle, not short of incident. va ruled rose handled the ball but a gore apartment penalty after 30 minutes was saved by livery. the spurs are ahead. but the tie is farfrom over. var rule. for me, man city is the favourite. to win the champions league. of course, it will be tough. it will be a complete difference in one week. —— manchester city is the favourite. we have to when the first leg. and give us the belief and we are going to be there and to fight a lot, but i think it is a good test for us. liverpool took command of their quarterfinal with porto thanks to a 2—0 home wind in the first leg. first half goals from naby keita and roberto firmino sealed the wind and our sports correspondent david 0rnstein was at anfield. these are the occasions that liverpool live for. european knights under the light. this perhaps wasn't the most famous of them all, but liverpool just needed to the most famous of them all, but liverpooljus

thomas edison made something so unique.ber covering edison. >> you were there with the microphones, mr. edison -- neil: get it going. >> think about it this way, he created something that was so unique, changed the world, i don't think electric cars are going to change the world. i'm sure there is a bunch of lefties -- neil: think that technology has blossomed in so many areas. >> but what is the technology? it's a battery? >> you always say that trivialize it. have you been in a tesla? there are beautiful cars. >> so are mercedes-benz. neil: you have no idea what you're in. you're in the back seat. >> kneel, i'm telling, are electric vehicles going to change the world? neil: i think they already are. everyone and his uncle. >> everybody and their uncle? they're dipping their toes. by the way they make most of the money -- neil: tens of billions of dollars worth of dipped toes. >> where revenues. neil: you're a caveman. >> get an interview with elon musk you're sucking up to him so much. neil: i just love the technology. >>

edison died of carbon and outside poisoning in a car which was his own part in a garage. i think at his home in maryland. what is puzzling still is the fact that the engine had been turned off and there was still gasoline in the tank. the people who knew edison said he was perfectly capable of killing himself and saving gas at the same time. he was that tough. there was conspiracy theory that for some reason he was murdered. after he retired from the marine corps under mcleod because he has been a hardened advocate empowering marine corps representation, very happy about the douglas mansfield act which dictates that there always be three marine divisions and three marine aircraft planes. he supported that concept retired. he became director of public safety for the state of vermont. the theory is that somebody with gangster inclination got him and part of the vendetta had nothing to do with marine corps service. he was esteemed not only as a field commander but as an expert marksman. captain of the marine corps rifle and pistol team. the only real failure in his life, the

imagine going to edison but i'm sorry david i'm not predicting you're going to like you buy as usual what you would have to do and want to most anybody would do you know guns on the ground good honest i'm a little bit mean much fun. thank you thank you. the members of the third left him as i mentioned on the ice every other party want to. leave me do i get off in a nickel on the top forty forty some of you have got a little off now and i'll put your money yes gonzalo money is yes yes why not all of these accounts a lot to party first the. simple money on the source debt there's a monitor something you so little if you go commuting was for from the get go was gone cause i think it was a chosen one ok let's go it's a. bloody good deal you're the only one i know how long you mean i stand for you society down to you must be utopian society doesn't defeat through. never be imposing on what you want i can tell you that if you suck at least my grandson on a bunch of letters i'm going underground loser leader legitimate joe you don't think we'll take you to top one hundred one. there comes a

henry ford, thomas edison, winston churchill, jk rowling, steve jobs, bill gates. when i go aroundnt this country and speak to students i ask what do you think is hindering you were stopping you, what obstacles are in your way and it's always the same answer. students tell me that they are poor and have no money and no wayan to make think so i told tm this story. in the early 70s there was an unknown actor trying to make it in new york. he moved to california but things were not going so well they are either. as a matter of fact, things were so bad he had to sell this stock because he couldn't afford and then one day she saw something that gave him an idea to write a script about a man who was going to stand up t to life, take a st and go the distance. within three days he finished the script. some hollywood producers read the script and loved it except for one. they didn't want him to play the main character. he was too much of a risk at the box office. they offered him $360,000 but only on the condition he couldn't be in the movies. remember the actor had no car,

at the state department, rich edison, fox news. >> america has lost a legendary politician.arlier today. hallings helped lead south carolina through desegregation in 1960s and serve six terms in u.s. senate before he retired it in 2005. hallings known as moderate democrat who attempted to balance federal budget. ernest with 97 years old survived by three children, and several grandchildren. >> the 9/11 memorial in new york city gets an upgrade today. six stone are installed on memorial glade. needs symbolize the strength and determination of people who got sick or died from 9/11 related illnesses we have more from the world trade center site in downtown manhattan. >> jon, the glade is new edition specifically for families people who got sick and died in the aftermath. for many folks the turmoil lasted for years after that terror attack people falling ill l and dying and they had to prove their illness were because of toxins that they were exposed to on 9/11. the glade situate where had main ramp used to be and ramp recovery workers used to get to bed rock of the building dur

it centers around the company's edison device. she claimed the machine could run numerous medical tests on a single drop of blood. but it turns out the device never worked. she now faces 20 years in prison. >>> they deliver free meals daily on easter sunday. easter feasts and celebrations in san francisco's church today. 1,000 meals provided for homeless individuals and their families. today those meals were extra special. >> it's a special day where someone who might be alone and who might be struggling with life at that particular moment has a place to come and say this is home. this is where i can be. this is where my people are. >> in addition to providing meals, they also provide a number of services to help the homeless find resources. >>> spirits were in full bloom today at the 52nd annual cherry blossom parade. the parade marched from the civic center to japan town. lots of elaborately decorated floats carrying members of the japanese american. that looks familiar, that peacock. the event is a celebration of culture and tr

imagine going to edison but i'm sorry dave i'm not predicting you are like you by as usual but what you would have to do in an on time almost any community if you will you'll be guns on the ground in the hundreds i'm a little bit mean but fun spoke with thank you thank you. remember how on earth are questionable as i mentioned on the ice and realize what you want to. leave me do i not going to go under the top of the party some of you guys are going to last now i know what you mean yes gonzalo yes yes he's one of these the council of the party first the me. and the you're going to will not go in the source that says obama doesn't believe you so little if you go commuting others for him to get a boat was going cause i was going to chosen one ok let's go it's a. good good good no you're. wrong in your eyes then for you society to do you must be took in society that indefinite future. never impose what you want i can tell you that if you suck at least my grandson the only bunch of lawyers on the underground lives on the run for their legitimacy in the general you don't think you're taking

one of thomas edison's early videos actually is of the easter egg roll and it's available from the library of congress and it is online. i would encourage everybody. >> you must have had a lot of fun looking at pictures and videos over the years. where did you do your research? >> the library of congress, the national archives come to good -- national archives, the good folks of the national park service and white historical association. also online newspapers are , wonderful, especially for something like the easter egg roll. it is very easy to find the news coverage. and there always was news coverage. >> do you know the earliest photographs were? >> the earliest would be from around the 1870's and they show children of all ages in period attire. it looks more like sunday fineries than what we would expect current children to be wearing. begich gowns, suits and ties sometimes three-piece suits and , ties. >> on little children. >> little children. >> everybody was very formal going to the white house. >> yes, but only in their attire. it was a big deal but it was also a time to have fun.

imagine going to edison but i'm sorry david i'm not but you are like you buy as usual what you would have to do and on the most any community if you will you'll be guns on the ground in the hundreds i'm a little bit me but bunch of which thank you thank you. remember how on earth less gentle as i mentioned on the ice and realize what you want to. leave me i have been an equal i don't know how far the party some of you have gone to the last hour one of a few minuets gonzalo yes yes he's one of these the council of the party first the me. and the you're going to will not go in the source just as obama does something you so little if you go commuting others for from the get go was gone cause i was going to chosen one ok let's go it's a. boy good boy you're going to go along you know i stand for you society down to you must be you to say to that defeats who. have never been pestering you but i can tell you that if you stop at least my grandson on a bunch of letters on the underground lives on the run for their legitimate journal you don't think you're taking the trouble because in one se

violating the constitution after declaring himself interim president more with our latin american edison and. venezuela one country with two rival assemblies delegates to the controversial constituent assembly which is loyal to president nicolas maduro needed no convincing voted overwhelmingly to strip opposition leader of his legislative immunity. that the next step is for the supreme court to begin a trial that can be accompanied by an arrest warrant or other precautionary measures why do is accused of public office the trial of the nation's taking money that belongs to the venezuelan state and much more the constitutional lawyer says the trial will likely start immediately but clearing the way for why those arrest is a risky proposition the white house has wanted to know more than once that is why the president or harmed in any way there would be a quote significant response from the united states. just hours earlier in the same legislative palace why they all had overseen a session of the opposition controlled national assembly which in january proclaimed him interim president of the

all of it centers around the palo alto-based company's edison device which holmes claimed could run hundreds of medical tests with such a single drop of blood. it turns out that device never worked. holmes faces 20 years in prison. >>> also gas prices continue to climb and of course you will not be surprised to hear that the bay area has the highest prices in all of the nation. prices increased by 13 cents a gallon over just the last two weeks. in fact, prices have been going up steadily since the start of the year and right now they are 40 cents higher than they were this same time last year. the reason is that crude oil prices are up and production is down because many refineries are going through planned and unplanned repairs. here's what you can expect if you're headed out to fill up your tank today. san jose, you will pay $4.05 a gallon. san francisco is $4.09, which is the highest price in all of the country. oakland, you have the best deal, which is no deal at all. $4.04 a gallon. >>> all right. parents, you might need a little break with those gas prices being so high. you have a cha

spurs starting the quicker, with son heung—min testing edison, who was equal to it, before city struckal blow. sergio aguero setting up an unlikely hero. 18—year—old phil foden with his first top—flight goal to settle city's nerves. a much changed spurs side struggled to carve out many opportunities in the first half, but after the break had a penalty appeal waved away for this handball. city came agonisingly close to stretching their lead, were it not for the foot of paulo gazzaniga denying raheem sterling, who couldn't quite believe his eyes. it didn't matter, though, the defending champions held on to claim the win and exact revenge. all eyes now turn to liverpool tomorrow in this ever—changing title race. jo currie, bbc news. it was a really tough game, after our mental defeat last wednesday. the last two games were really tough for us. and they qualified for the champions league, they cannot lose anything today and we cannot lose the premier league. and when you play this game, what happened was really tough. i know i couldn't have done what they have done today. we competed reall

but davy propper could not test the hands of edison. lucky not to see red for this. especially following aba our review. brighton finished the half strongly but the equaliser continued to prove elusive. and only the quick thinking of aymeric laporte kept it that way. raheem sterling provided tickets for 550 children from his former school. but he couldn't quite wrap the game up. so city not at their absolute best, but they'll be back at wembley next month as they aim for the second part of the four piece puzzle. craig templeton, bbc news. and grab only had a 3—1 when at bournemouth. sean dyche's team overcame an early own goal from ashley barnes to fight back. barnes himself atoning for his earlier mistake with a second half goal. elsewhere there were wins away from home for both crystal palace and leicester at newcastle and huddersfield respectively. two incidents of alleged racist abuse are being investigated following matches in the championship today. brentford have confirmed a season ticket holder was arrested after derby manager f

monitors on the morning of the day of the accident the utility that operated the plant metropolitan edison had 20 radiation monitors surrounding the plant out to i think about 12 miles. that wasn't enough to be sure how much radiation escaped. but it's also true that if large amounts of radiation had escaped from the plant that it would have shown up. i mean, after the first day of the accident there was -- that there were helicopters that the department of energy was operating that traced a plume, there were measurements being done not only by the utility but by the nrc, e.p.a., food and drug administration, by the state of pennsylvania. and if radiation in large amounts escaped, it would have shown up in food stuffs, in the water, if there had been large amounts of ide 891231 it should have shown up in milk. so you can't hide radiation. if there were large amounts, they would have shown up. the eep deem lomingcal studies that have been done there's controversy and conflict but the best of those studies or he study that has the best data that has the best base for understanding what happe

the china syndrome," the spokesperson was eerily reminiscent of the spokesperson for metropolitan edison at the time, which only compounded the fear and anxiety. >> it was filmed back then from the area, as the story continue to unfold, as we listen to barbara joining us from new jersey. good morning. barbara, are you with us? time forry one more barbara in new jersey. we lost a that call. so as you look back 40 years ago and get a sense of how the story unfolded, no social media, no cable, what were people telling you? what were they telling you in the spring and summer of 1979? eric: people opposed to nuclear power at the time were marginalized. , whichorking for a group was critical to the plant that was shut down because of steam generator problems, similar to tmi, which had steam generator problems. you had rotary phones, or you had to call collect. it was very difficult to communicate. there are networks. people were basically observing what workers were doing. if workers were sending their families away, they went away. truck drivers were communicating through cb, but if your focu

served but that evidence of the former regime have been cleared away and also for the preparations for edison to unfair election is done in four years the military say two years are enough. and then put observers talking about this and analysts trying to analyze why the people who are marching for democracy they want four years transition for an election is held while the military want to stay in power only for two years before they give power to civilians but that's something for analysts to talk about but we also know that this is a difficult discussion and it is going to take some time before any solutions are reached raman thank you. most of all ground still to cover here on the news including atlanta jam. but the exact. down. newly released videos of alleged unnecessary force by u.s. police increasing tension between the african-american community and the law enforcement community plus. we look at one region in spain that is pinning its hopes for independence on the outcome of sunday's election. and in the sports the hurricanes blow away the islanders in the n.h.l. playoffs details with

thomas edison was a pretty good and mentor, but jacob is a guy.ast the 30." you feel so bad for them? >> juan: it's friday night. how about a movie? yes, how about the biggest box office smash movie ever, "avengers: end game." the movie had the highest preview sales ever, taking in 60 million bucks and earned already $300 million internationally. it beat out the previous record holder for "star wars: "the force awakens"." there is one problem with this movie. three hours long. the theaters can sell only so many sheets, so they can sell it throughout the night. you can go anytime you want. let's grab some popcorn. greg? >> greg: i don't know what that means, dana. you're disgusting. great you better watch it or you are dead for me. now it's time for this. greg's correspondents dinner news. as you know, the correspondents dinner is tomorrow, but the media, they are already lining up to get in. they are there, they are trying to get in. look at the end. they all dress the same for the correspondents dinner. it's so exciting to be at the correspondent

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this is by edison. if we are patient, we will see her steam by. this is a really big deal. the whole country is celebrating. there is a major naval review on the hudson river, followed by a parade through manhattan. placerre temporary arches built -- temporary placer archesbuilt -- plaster built. the enthusiastic for the spanish-american war disappeared almost as quickly as it rose. extremely significant event in our country's history. making us a power in the allfic, and also opening kinds of things in terms of naval diplomacy. bay was notf manila entirely a good story. it led to rebellion in the perippines involving shing and taft. keeping with the unknown soldiers is undeniably a very sad thing. on the face of this great outburst of patriotism there is an underlying sadness that comes through the whole story. that is something we should not move a side of, even if we look at the great offense. aboardoosevelt coming after the parade. teddy was the governor of new york at the time, and clearly one of the reasons olympia got built in the first place. we skipped through a lo

it all centers around the edison device. the machine could run medical tests on a single drop of blood but it turns out, the device never worked. she now faces 20 years in prison. >> a water rescue in marin county that could have had a tragic ending. this is how it ended. this is the good news but let's back it up a few hours. two kayakers called 911 from their cell phones. their kayak capsized and they needed help. this was about 8:00 last night. they sent out boats and helicopters looking for them. couldn't find them. an hour went by. two hours and then they spotted them out there in the water. >> let's take a live look outside. conditions pretty ideal. you can expect to get warmer. rob joins us now. 80s, maybe 90s on top? >> big warm up on the way. we saw a hint of that inland as we saw numbers in the upper 70s today. from here temperatures are set to take off as we get a bit of high pressure for the start of the week. we'll see widespread 70s around the bay, 80s to near 90 degree temperatures. a look at when the hottest

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all of this centering around the edison device which some he claimed could take medical tests on a single drop of blood. it turns out that device never worked. holmes faces 20 years in prison. >>> the bay area has the highest prices in gas in the country. prices went up 13 cents in the last two weeks and steadily since the start of the year. right now they are 40 cents higher than this time last year. and the reason is crude oil prices are up. production is down because many refineries are going through planned and unplanned repairs. so here's what you can expect if you are headed out this monday morning. a gallon of regular, $4.04 in oakland. $4.05 in san francisco and $4.09 in san francisco, the highest in the country. >>> that is way too expensive. the weather is so nice, people will want to go out and drive around. maybe go on a bike ride. morgan hill, 82. east san jose in the low 80s. the east bay, upper 70s for oakland. 72, concord 84. walnut creek, 83. redwood city, 78. in through san francisco, we're tracking 70s for today. and it's only expected to get warmer as we head in toward

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all of this centering around the edison device which some he claimed could take medical tests with a single drop of blood. >>> a teenager is behind bars in connection with a shooting in the north bay. an 18-year-old was shot in the leg early yesterday morning on sidney -- or snyder lane in reason effort park. he got into a fight with three people, and one of them pulled out a gun. the victim is going to be okay. police say a 16-year-old suspect arrested in connection to that shooting is a known santa rosa gang member. >>> you probably already know this, but gas prices are continuing to climb. and as no surprise, the bay area has the highest prices in the entire country. prices increased by 13 cents a gallon just in the last two weeks. in fact, prices have been going up steadily since the start of 2019. right now they are more than 40 cents higher than the same time last year. 40 cents. the reason is crude oil prices are up and production is down because many refineries are going through both planned and unplanned repairs. so here's what you can expect if you are headed out this monda

this is by edison. if we are patient, we will see her steam by grandpa's tomb -- tomb.s this is a really big deal. the whole country is celebrating. there is a major naval review on the hudson river, followed by a parade through manhattan. there are temporary plaster arches built for that. they went with the idea that it might be permanent, but it never did. the enthusiastic for the spanish-american war disappeared almost as quickly as it rose. but, it was an extremely significant event in our country's history, making us a power in the pacific and also opening all kinds of things in terms of naval diplomacy. the battle of manila bay was not entirely a good story. it led to the suppression of a rebellion in the philippines involving pershing and taft and other leaders early in their history. keeping with the unknown soldiers is undeniably a very sad thing. on the face of this great outburst of patriotism, there is this underlying sadness that comes through the whole story. that is something we should no

other opposition so far come from socal edison, and stakeholders including p.g. & e, semper energy, the american wind energy association and the solar energy industries association all says they can only support only the significant amendments. this to focuses on a concerned that we are seeing quite a victim of -- a bit of an sacramento, that is how to ensure grid reliability with an increasingly decentralized energy system. it did pass the assembly utilities and energy commission, although there was scepticism from legislators. the bill would give the cpuc the ability to tasking existing state agency is a procurement backstop. at the hearing last week for the bill, we focus and how the bill will be amended to address any stakeholder concerns and should be seen as a starting point for discussions. c.c.a. is providing some ideas for different amendments to make it a little bit more tenable for c.c.a.s. we currently believe that a central buyer is unnecessary, however, we will would be willing to support one who is responsibilities are limited to procuring unmet local resource adequacy ca

fox's rich edison at the state department.>> the united states will sanction any country buying iranian oil. the u.s. had given eight countries waives to continue buying iranian oil. those waivers expire early next month and the administration says it refuses to extend any of them. there was a spike in the price of crude after news of this announcement came out but the secretary of state said the u.s. is working with allies to ensure there is enough oil on the market. >> the united states has been in constant discussions with allies and partners to help them transition away from iranian crude to other alternatives and we have been working with major oil producing countries to make sure the market has sufficient volume to minimize the impact on pricing. >> the white house says the united states has been working with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on replacing that oil supply. turkey's government said last week it had expected the administration to extend its oil waiver to allow turkey to continue buying oil. the fore

imagine going to edison but i'm sorry dave i'm not predicting you are like you buy as usual what you would have to do in an on time most anybody would you know be guns on the ground then his i'm a little bit mean but fun spoke with thank you thank you. remember i'm good for third place gentle as i mentioned on the ice and reality doesn't want to. leave me i get off in a nickel on the top forty forty some of us you know off now and up a few minuets gonzalo my heels yeah he's one of these the council of the party first the me. and the you're going to will not go in the news so it's just there's a monitor something you so little if you go can you give us a small from the get go most composers you wish chosen one good let's go it's a. good good good no you're. wrong in your eyes then for you to turn to you must be you to say to that indefinite future i have never been pestering you but i can tell you that if you suck at least my grandson the only bunch of lawyers on the underground lives on the run for the legitimacy of the general you don't think you're taking the trouble because in one

i am with hammett and edison. we are a independent consulting engineering firm and i am a licensed professional electrical engineer in the state of california. our job is to evaluate sites like these for radiofrequency exposure compliance with the f.c.c. standard. we have completed that evaluation for this site. we find it will comply with the f.c.c. limits. the maximum calculated exposure level at the top floor where the kitchen is his three-point 5% of the f.c.c. limit. it means that the levels are about 25 times below the limit. the maximum level anywhere on the building is on the roof deck as you are standing on the edge of the roof deck, 12 feet away from the antenna. the maximum level there is also below the f.c.c. limit, and the maximum rf exposure level at ground as well below the f.c.c. limit at 1.8%. i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i will conclude -- i know you have one new member, but as you stated earlier, once we are in compliance with the f.c.c. guidelines, then the federal law doe

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en minutos podrÁn ver cÓmo el padre edison serna que despoja de la sotana para correr por sus sueÑos.imo de este caso tan sonado que lleva un poco mÁs de un aÑo que fue llamado como la casa del horror en california. maity: ya sabemos hoy cuÁl serÁ la sentencia de la pareja que protagonizo esta noticiahace poco mÁs de un aÑo cuando una de sus hijas escapara y llamar a las autoridades y dio a conocer que ella y sus hermanos vivÍan en condiciones encarceladas, precarias y hambrientos en su propio hogar. esta es la llamada que le salvÓ la vida a estos muchachos de una gran tortura. atÓnitos nos quedamos al enterarnos en enero de 2018 que una pareja mantenÍa encarcelados y hambrientos a sus 13 hijos. hoy la pareja espera la sentencia por 14 cargos en contra de 12 de sus 13 hijos. de ser hallados culpablesla pareja enfrentarÍa desde 25 aÑos de cÁrcel hasta cadena perpetua. la llamada al 911obtenida por abc revela como una de las hijas de 17 aÑos aterrada alertÓ a las autoridades lo que ocurrÍa dentro de la casa del horror. " y cuÁnto se hermanos están amarrados". " dos hermanas y un hermano

that will be one thing, edison, who has high standards, will be disappointed that the goal in the firstould have done better but they have set their own high standards, pep guardiola does as well. it was an amazing game, ajoy to does as well. it was an amazing game, a joy to be at the game and i wish football was like that more often but the highs and lows is what makes football. city will bounce back and do the treble, you think, and when the premier league? it will be tough, liverpool looked like they will go on and get 97 points, it could be tight but this manchester city side, with they have gone on to get the goals they needed, probably, others would have. but it wasn't to be. it will be strange, you play the same team on saturday. we must mention liverpool last night, complete contrast, they made it look so easy. 6—1 on aggregate against porto and some quality goals. some great goals but to win like that in a champions league quarterfinal, all credit to liverpool, playing well, on the ball at the moment. mohammed sala getting goals, that's a very going into the premier league race

so, to me, it was a riskless option on the edison of our generation >> but you weren't -- you weren't necessarily comfortable enough with the story to buy the common stock >> the reason is because the common stock is not controlled, unfortunately, enough by him or the insiders what it's controlled by are a bunch of vulture-like venture and hedge funds, mostly hedge funds, who like to prey on that company. if you look at, for example, the twitter traffic or if you look at the forum traffic around tesla, the amount of hyping or underhyping, the amount of sniping is enormous. all of that signals to me that it is a market that is out of the control of the founders and the executives and firmly in the hands of financial manipulators. >> come on >> my perspective is, buy the bonds, you're protected, and allow elon to execute. >> isn't the founders and his actions responsible for a lot of what you're talking about? >> well, all i see, frankly, is that he has tried to execute to the best of his abilities. he puts out aggressive numbers he tries to meet those numbers sometimes he misses those

i can't tell you how infuriating that is as is edison who hangs in there and tries to change things. that one ofon is the times this feels discouraging with the voter suppression, the gerrymandering, is in national presidential elections and the effect the electoral college has. riggedlike the system is otese everyday voters' v don't count and i feel like two out of the past three presidents ascending to the white house despite losing the popular vote is something that cannot be tolerated in this country anymore. [applause] so i would like to know first of getting ridsupport of the electoral college? how do you plan to address the distortion of our democracy and ensure the will of the people is reflected in who serves our nation and the white house? [applause] kim, thank you. you are a schoolteacher? dedication toyour public service. with three kids in public schools, we are grateful. against the hurdles public school teachers face, i mentioned working two and three jobs, teaching to the test, not having a retirement system you can count on. .t is true public service to answer your q

how the mayo's practiced edison was different from today. father was the physician who would go out into the country, get on his buggy and horses and take it out to the farms and visit the patient's. surgeries were performed on in operatings, not room settings. instruments and medicine were knowcrude and not as we today. what you are looking at here are some medicines that were carried in a physician's back, and you you see -- bag, and there is not many to select from. there was a lot known about what would to her -- what would cure different ailments. they would administer one dose and hope it would work area they practiced out of their home -- y hoped it would work. they practiced out of their home. they rented space in downtown rochester and here are locations they rented. the masonic temple was newly built and they rented space on the second floor for patients to be seen. they worked in the masonic temple until 1914. and this building represents the very first mayo clinic that was built by the family. it housed an innovative group practi

data shows that an academic edison which for years has strained just as many women as men the percentage of women in the work force decreases at every career stage. such that women make up only 25% of the professor it enter conversation with senator baldwin indicates were aware of any that found women held fewer grants, submitted fewer applications, and were less successful at renewing grant than their male counterparts. so in light of the national academies report last summer which of the sexual rest is rampant in academic science and undermines women professional attainment in some cases leaving women to leave the scientific horse entirely, the cumulative effect results in a significant damage to research integrity and a terrible loss of talent in our country. so aside from its economic and potential scientific impact, that loss of talent actually represents a significant cost to our text years. it has been estimated that newly minted phd cost $500,000 and it is a personal loss to women who feel pushed out of the field they love, so given all of that, can you comment on actions that nh