and, inventors who worked very closely with thomas edison. granville woods was an exceptional inventor from, indiana. he holds 60 patents relating to the railroad industry. his range from a steam boiler furnace, a telephone transmitter, automatic air brakes to slow stop trains and overhead wires used by cable cars and streetcars. he invented more than a dozen devices to improve electric cars. randall woods noted invention is the rail system, which is the power source to keep cars. this is the same system that is used in our subways today. george washington was born to slave parents in diamond grove, missouri in about 1864, but was freed in infancy. george carver is known for his in plant chemistry and agriculture. he developed three products from peanuts 118 products from sweet potato and 60 products from pecans that the carver, three patents for processing paints and stains of superior color and and for producing cosmetics. he also developed products such as bleach shaving soap lanolin and ink. patrick oliver dedicated his life to his experi

so james kelly goes to the ies of thomas edison. edison is a young inventor. kelly was sketching, there he is, speaking into that box. and kelly and edison became lifelong friends. it really, all the illustrations esthat kelly made of edison arey you can see them in various h books and publications and in the edison laboratory in west orange. well, being kelly from harper's, it was on his business card, he had teasy access to some of the most important people that woud go through new york city in the 1870s, 1880s and '90s. and while former president grant was visiting new york, kelly had the opportunity to sit and granh would pose. it would be an excellent opportunity to ask k questions. that's why i call kelly the st ultimate civil war buff. because he got to sit down with grant and sherman and sheridan and hancock, chamberlain, and ask any question he wanted. and then he would have the general sign the portrait.ze and kelly kept notes while he was doing these interviews. basically, to protect his art from criticism. if someone would come along and criticize

this a hose and that's different from other edison. so we looked at when you look at the behavior, it looks very nice. it looks very elegant out, she showers and but you figure out is when you look at the details, she's really has a lot of knowledge about how to use jose is like to use it as, as or less. so to get at the back or what be no, see the cnbc here isn't of i have a friend as sort of uh, trying to kind of info was and actually sub latasha english. oh right. it turns. 2 out that how is this actually fairly complex towards because of a long bed even bigger than an edison and they are flexible. and so, but mary has just has 2 ways of using the whole. this one is like to show what. yeah. and the other one is a, this less of style and she wants to get to go back and she's very systematic about getting your body clean and right. that's why it looks so fancy when she does that . that was narrow science has to be side blast speaking to us earlier. as a reminder of our top story, it's donald trump has announced another key pick for hi

i think edison's love to show and uh, they love to use closes. they do that naturally. they spray themselves for the special here is that mary is so very good, this a hose. and that's different from other ellison's that we looked at. so you were surprised to see that she has this special skill. yeah, yeah, she's a when you, when you look at the behavior, it looks very nice. it looks very elegant, how she showers and but you figure out is when you look at the details, she's really, there's a lot of knowledge about how to use hoses my to use it as, as or less. so to get at the back or let me know, see the scene we see here is another, i have a friend as sort of uh, trying to kind of info was and actually so latasha english. oh really? yeah, i mean for a human, it's not that complicated, right. but talk to me about the logistics here. what does an elephant actually have to do to, to use this as a tool or? yeah, i mean, so you, it turns out that the hose is actually fairly complex towards because of a long bed even bigger than an edison and they are flexible. and so, but ma

the double use chief international edison richard will, could, takes a while to look now at what a trump 2 point, oh, presidency could mean for proto us china relations. a donald trump is back, and she's promising a return to an american 1st foreign policy. and that means taking on china, he's chosen to hoops with a big jump, sundays, marco rubio for 6th street state. and mike wolfe's as national security advisor. both see china as the historic threat to us power. so what can we expect? well, let's take a look at the 2 biggest issues, the military situation, and the prospect of a trade military fence. she, jim ping is now well into his 2nd decade in power. china is getting stronger and more aggressive. in the south china sea, it's coast guards, direst vessel from the philippines, and it's being threatening taiwan with air and navy drugs. either of these flash points could start a war. the drags in the us. there is a risk and a growing risk of a use of force by china, either in the south privacy or in the taiwan strait. we know front of the us intelligence community that senior tech has t

a lesson american edison, lucy and human voice. when the summits nima this 2 days, some of this being overshadowed by i'm searching the fuel, my concerns, overhaul still it to use both economic and military, it on the global scale. and the knowledge that president joe biden, who is an outgoing president, cannot speak on behalf of his successor donald trump. however, president biden did meet with the 2 closest allies of the united states in asia. that is the leaders of japan and south korea. they discussed concerns over hostilities by north korea and china. they sent out a joint to communicate saying that they quote, strongly condemned north korea's attempts to support russia in its war against the crane. i refer a reference of course to the at least $12000.00 north korean troops that are now in russia. they also promised to maintain a very, very close alliance as a way to try to dissuade china to increase its all still disease and its temps to regain control over taiwan. now, the president of china will be meeting with joe biden on

how does there as environment edison clock reports now from buckle very much the sense of the quiet before the storm here. we heard from tom bobby, who is the co presidents this year. we'll start from simon still to you in climate she issuing a, a call to arms. if you like. the main event starting on tuesday with a high level segment wellesley does, are flying in the nature of while i was teaching, paying as united states in china and above the 2 biggest images. they wait to hear the sending representative, deer and tech, the general and technical tears he is coming in. no doubt will deliver one of his typically fiery climates at speeches at just the things up. main focus this call is finance $2.00 trillion dollars. yeah. needed by developing nations to help bottle climate change. expectation to be paid back a bit to one trillion dollar to is still a tremendously large amount of money. if you think about it, up until now, develop nations if any provided $100000000000.00 a year since 2022. this is 10 times that amount. nickel. how does era back who has advised you all the summit leaders wil

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global attention that is more and more sifting towards the southern hemisphere or chief political edison. mikayla kristen are reporting from the g 20 summit in rio de janeiro. let me show you. i thank you so much for that. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines today and the india has closed schools in the capital delhi until further notice is toxic. smoke envelop envelops the capital. pollution is 60 times the daily maximum limit recommended by the world health organization construction and non essential trucks of also being bombed. the topics of care is being held across india and in pumps of neighboring pack us down . the north korean leader kim jong has cooled on his military to improve it slicing capabilities. that's according to state media. kim allegedly made the remarks that a cold friends have come on this on friday, where he said threats from the us and its allies have brought tension to what he called the worst phase in history. from his in front of blocking roads to protest against a trade deal between the e. u and several south american nations kno

and they told me is chief political edison mission . alexis now has read every one of its 700 pages, so you don't have to miss out a lot any surprises, any juicy gossip. but you can tell us about a look. i'd love to tell you that there was some kind of a tele detail in that through all of us here. but there wasn't. and it was a remarkable how she stuck a by her policies. and clearly this is an attempt to explain. it's not an attempt of someone to straighten out of the record and the most the new elements were really learning about her childhood and upbringing in the ged in the former company . this is gemini and how she also was grateful for that historic experience, but also the room full of intellect to maneuver. that's her parents enabled her to have service and no huge surprises in the is the mac. well, you know, but she comes across as a human being as a person, rather than this historic figure feels a bit like you can listen to her internal voice as she was taking some of those historic decisions. like on what became known as the rest of the crisis in 2015. what does she say ab

the w as chief political edison. he has a casino who has just got back from the 220 in brazil. mikayla. thank you so much. now, before you go, we have got time to have a look at the top story again, the us embassy and keith has shut down off to saying it received warnings of a russian air attack. several european countries followed the move, which comes off to ukraine, slide us supplied longer arrangement sells at targets inside russia. and with that you are up to date. thanks so much for watching the data please. the shannon balls thing in the decide things this award winning offer is available for every language that gentleman has never been sent to to go the 70 century and all that was the period where.

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that is something that is going to be a point of discussion. hillard would ever since 2022 edison still warren ukraine, started in the subsequent sanctions on russia. we've seen that the tree in between the 2 countries is only going up. so we're looking at several key issues as your not just for you to imagine. so we are looking at improving payment mechanisms, settling for you, been local, govern, sees, connect to richie initiated as well. well, actually as a member of the backbone or the tweed relationship between you, daddy in law school has been oil and defense. now with new kings to expand here, we're looking yes for july bills, mining science and technology also for tonight's on agriculture. and that's something that the important, the president of russia recently been shown as the walls. i don't know, excuse me. but if you were to say india has been all part. and then ally for decades were developing relations with india in all directions to the last meeting . mr prime minister drew attention to the fact that indian agricultural produces have an urgent need to increase the volume

. >> well, in this edison research exit poll, it really shows a big shift in hispanic male voters, as see in their charts right here, comparing kamala harris, who won a majority of hispanic votes. she lost support from hispanic men in this election as trump made gains with that group over his performance in 2020 against president joe biden. we talked with one researcher about what issues seem to resonate the most in oakland's heavily latino fruitvale district. some people said while they might not have supported donald trump, they do know voters who did. >> i can vouch to knowing a few latino men who voted for trump. i couldn't tell you why, but i can say that i know a few that did. they did it last time, and then they did it again. >> trump received more support from hispanic americans. uc berkeley political science professor lisa garcia bedolla says it's important to understand that latino voters are a diverse group. >> it is diverse by national origin, even though two thirds of latinos are mexican, depending on what state you're in, that's going to differ. >> she says despite the t

. >> a new edison research exit poll shows president elect trump made gains with latino voters this yeard to 2020. ktvu jana katsuyama has a closer look now at the data in oakland's heavily latino fruitvale district. >> some people said while they might not have supported donald trump, they do know voters who did. >> i can vouch to knowing a few latino men who voted for trump. i couldn't tell you why, but i can say that i know a few that did. they did it last time, and then they did it again. >> trump received more support from hispanic americans. uc berkeley political science professor lisa garcia bedolla says it's important to understand that latino voters are a diverse group. >> it is diverse by national origin. even though two thirds of latinos are mexican, depending on what state you're in, that's going to differ. >> she says despite the trump campaign's tough rhetoric on puerto rico and immigration, most latinos voted based on basic living concerns. >> that's the economy. you know, safety, neighborhoods, housing especially. right? so inflation and affordable housing, those are the

jayden edison is the public education reporter for the texas tribune. jayden, thanks for being with me. i want to start here with an example here from a kindergarten lesson, just to set the climate of what we're talking about it instructs teachers to tell students that george washington, thomas jefferson the founding fathers, quote realized that slavery was wrong and founded the country so that americans could be free. it does not mention that they enslaved people as well. what is the explanation or defense of that type of omission right. >> where a lot of it has to do with age appropriateness, right. you know, in conversations with education officials earlier this year when kind of talking about this curriculum and some of the controversial aspects of it, you know, the age appropriateness factor was an emphasis, right? >> it's like, you know, we need to teach about things that, you know kindergartners through fifth graders can truly understand, right? >> and then you know, largely speaking to i think you have to highlight the political dynamics of wher

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su cita a fin de proteger su camino, pero para quienes aun no logran c concretar el tramite como e edisonistan para emprender su camino el m martes. >> nuestra salida si o si es el dia 5 de noviembre a las 6 de la manana. >> mientras en el sur apresuran su salida en el norte reina la incertidumbre por el proximo resultado electoral. >> con respecto a lo de las elecciones, si nos encontramos con un poco de miedo. >> josiber espera en este a albergue de ciudad juarez a que su cita se concreta en los p proximos dias, con el temor que la posibilidad de que el juarez se los proximos politica mi migratoria cambie. >> hay dos caminos muy claros, uno es mas restrictivo que el otro. >> y es que de acuerdo con este especialista de ganar trump, la politica podria endurecerse aun mas con la deportacion masiva. >> habla de mas o menos 11 m millones de personas deportadas. >> panorama que segun ella no seria muy diferente con kamala harris el tipo de politica a lo mejor se puede ver un poco mas humanitario, pero tambien es una politica de restricciones. >> de acuerdo con el instituto nacional de migrac

animal has been reintroduced into the country as far as softer became extinct in the wild barn and edison. the clock has more early sun and the dying days of autumn lights. the mountains of shuck duck national park were an ancient species somewhere. roads once again to find it, you have to travel deep into the wilderness, an old savior, ami truck, navigating the bumping terrain. and then you have to cross the rivers and streams winding through the boundless wood. so how many bison are up here? so in the national park, we have 64 animals. and what are our johnson this evening where you never know based campus set, the temperature drops fast as a day draws on. and suddenly response a big mail by some, just doing it's been an incredible site, as you know from near extinction. there's now a free range, the self sustaining population of $7000.00 biases, roaming in your back from the break. familiar, any advice and range across the confidence that was finally hunted out of existence in the wild. in 1927. this price is related to the last few remain, didn't sue's i didn't know the 4 to 6 animals

i spoke to jaden edison, a public education reporter with the texas tribune about how people in the communityave public testimony on monday the roughly 150 people who testified about this particular curriculum. i think a lot of the concerns have to do with children who do not subscribe to the christian faith perhaps being isolated and bullied in schools. and also a larger concern may be that the government should not be playing the role of preacher. right? that�*s more the duty of sunday school. i think that�*s a general concern. you also see arguments about potential constitutional violations with up to the american constitution was very clear about prohibiting the government from endorsing a particular religion. in this case you have parents and advocates who feel that this particular curriculum crosses the line. over the last few months a lot of people have raised the issue and concern about this. i think this week you sawjust how important it was for the many dozens of people who showed up to testify at the state board of education this week. and before we go — it�*s not quite thanksgivin

well, try these just one of the issues. donald trump has, with china chief international edison, richard walker, i takes a wide open out what a 2nd, trump presidency could mean for broad us china relations. donald trump is back and she's promising a return to an american 1st foreign policy. and that means taking on china, he's chosen to hoops with a big jump, sundays. marco rubio for 6th street state. and mike woods is national security advisor. both see china as the historic threat to us power. so what can we expect? well, let's take a look at the 2 biggest issues, the military situation, and the prospect of a trade military fence, cj and ping is now well into his 2nd decade in power. china is getting stronger and more aggressive. in the south china sea, it's coast guards, direst vessel from the philippines, and it's being threatening taiwan with air and navy trends. either of these flash points could start a war. the drags in the us. there is a risk and a growing risk of a use of force by china, either in the south china sea or in the taiwan strait. we know front of the us intelligence

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now think that we use chief political edison, michelle, you, alexis, and that has not only read the book cover to cover if you also followed the launch event here in violence. let me tell that, tell us all about it. what is the book likes to start is, is it, is it a page toner? it was an interesting background and explains policy. but if she were expecting her to really come out with the real gossip or some sucking new facts and that really wouldn't meet your expectations. interesting. the during the whole close, it was scheduled for 90 minutes. it took 2 hours in the end. she gave out some advice towards the end she actually called for germany's debt ceiling to be listed for investment only. i thought it was highly unusual for her to do so on. she called on europeans to essentially get their act together and decide whether you agree on ukraine. so she did give out some policy advice. something sick, tacitly avoided during more than $700.00 pages of her name was full freedom. and what about shedding any lights on her more controversial policies while she was transfer? you know, like a re

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these, all these chief political edison, mikaela cruz knows that the g 20 summit in rio. and i also earlier if the us announcements allowing ukraine to use long range weapons inside russia is overshadowing the g. 20. amazing. well, it will become a topic, but it's the shadow is a lot smaller than the lod search from 2 presidency saturn. that is overshadowing all the tools that are taking place here between the doesn't 20 countries who represents 2 thirds the world's population, the full face of the world economy. so i'll be, this is the most powerful gathering that is, that can actually come to decisions. although usually we get a statement and we're expecting a much milder statements, particularly on ukraine. the ukraine conflicts increasing be seen as a european matter. it's something that is an irritant to solving the wealth logic problems which hungry and poverty that's a huge focus here on that. at the same time t is selma, is here 12 percent. it would be interesting to hear what he has to say with a he will also now to give the green knight for storm shadow ms solve

out is there is environment edison nick cluck reports from bach, who as a by john will, will lead is amazing for the annual client summit, no j 5 and the view as nice using ping of china, headaches and representatives. and they all the world's biggest submits is no back corner from no shots of germany there on 90 of the world leaders here at least a community the case 5 minutes. the kids stomach is actually laid down a bit of a gauntlet as he lands in the case 2035 target with the promise of 81 percent emission cuts on 1990 levels. that which is present impressive, giving more of the nations at the end of it over the years and been a bit of a back room deal on cobb and markets. so i'm a saluting to say, so it's a great asset. amendments and forward of the say it's undermines trust and sets a full precedent for transparency and governance. so will the usual sort of thing the case on that? these private conferences, the shadow of an impending trump presidency, hovers over these holes. in fact, who knows it by johnny said he would pull us out of the past spring for 2nd time or orland ga

i'll just, there is environment edison nick block reports now from bucko. very much a sense of a quiet before the storm here. we heard from a view is the co presidents this year was that from simon still to you and climate chief issuing a a call to arms. if you like the main event starting on tuesday with the high level segment wellesley does are flying in. but nature, while i was using ping of united states in china the well, the 2 biggest images, they wait to hear this ending representative view and sexy general and technical parents he is coming in. no doubt will deliver one of his typically fiery climates, speeches at just the things up. main focus this call is finance. $2.00 trillion dollars is yeah, needed by developing nations to help baffle climate change expectations be paid back a bit to one trillion dollar to be still a tremendously large amount of money. if you think about it, up until now, develop nations if any provided $100000000000.00 a year since 2022. this is 10 times that amount. nick long. how does era back as advisor well, that the summ

a lot of the american edison, let's see, a name and reports now from lima. they were present 60 percent of the world's g. d. p. nearly half of global trade and 38 percent of our plants population. the 21 countries that make up the asia pacific economic cooperation group or a pick span from giants like russia, china, and the united states, to some of the smallest, like tonight and popular new guinea. the apec has been a dynamic engine and if you can on the gross, encouraging the flow of goods, services, capital, and technology, it's help turn the asia pacific into the world's most powerful trade region. yet 35 years after its inception, the multi lateral forum is inc. trouble, we've been looking to place at the moment today, the dominant economies are more worried about the own internal problems. that's distain for multilateralism and the root of law as we're seeing in ukraine and gone . so once dominating is the law of the strongest, instead of a quotes that set the rules, the integration and common prosperity, 11th, ending in the millions of people that liv

this one and i lots of america edison to see and human reports from the, for the income told him for the final photo of leaders of the epic so much us president joe biden was the last to arrive. what would be the 1st to leave the $21.00 nation group of asian pacific countries. this was the beginning of biting swan song on the global stage. and ahead of next week's the 20 meeting. it was his last chance to meet privately with his chinese counterpart. this conversation prevent miscalculations and they ensure the competition between our 2 countries will not fear in the conflict. the competition, not conflict, not so our responsibility to our people. and as you indicated to the people around the world, dogwood changing, pointing, shish china, us relations that critical not only to the interests of the chinese and the american people, but also for the destiny of full of humanity. the 2 countries should bear in mind the wellbeing of the people and the common interests of the international community . though the relationship between the world's 2 largest economies is complicated and profit

it seems to be touching the, you know, that the edison in the room, which is, you know, which is best buy. why can't we, what can we get something from? yeah. do i, i understand that frustration, tom, look, i, and i said, you know, if we have more to share publicly, we will. but at this time, i just don't have anything more to share in terms of the comments on, you know, an escalation and the larger war. we don't share that. what we, what we do believe is that russia has escalated this war with bringing in your over 11000 dpr k soldiers into the fight. and a commitment from his administration is to continue to arm ukraine with what it means on the battlefield. we don't see that as escal atory, we see that as a commitment that we set out from the very beginning of this administration. oh, certainly seems abide and has ditched reason as he heads for the door after a 4th, a allowing key to use attack them. so striking side russian territory, the outgoing you as president is now said to have approved supplying n c, posing outlined mines to key of the ukraine is a part of the un onto a con

if it comes to sort of the free go to my side of the level that i do intend in edison, i have question to face it into problem to ask him if a meant to know comes to south africa. when do you have a student? because he said those were not going to, we're going to address that at putting and then what a similar problem not pretend is going to have to come here for g 20 in november next to it. and we're seeing that there must have been color and allow him to come, eh, because i saw a friend, and i see it. of course he didn't know crimes against us. what gains either human beings, we thought of being justified as to add the actions to it they have taken. so that we think put in was the way to come to inside the forgetting that to no one's b at us. that if he said it's for the good, think it's realistic to are based upon minutes stuff is all benjamin natania and the former defense minister, you'll walk along the these posts up. what do you just need contest to be a complaint with the international law? 30 say, and what are the products that being issued? and everybody else has presented th