frick had another move to make. e he hired a group, a notorious group, known as the pinkerton guards. the real term is mercenary group. and they came in lumbering up the river on their barges to fight, 300 of them, to fight these strikers. but it didn't quite work out. when they arrived, a brawl ensued, nine workers and one guard were killed as the workers started firing on them. the people of home schedustead the side of the workers. this is our families, our workers, our neighbors. so they chased them out of town. they couldn't flee on their barges because they burned them. so at the hey market fair, if you recall, local law enforcement had ultimately been effective in stopping the radicals. this couldn't be the case this time because the mayor, the sheriff, they're on the side of the workers. in fact, public opinion by and large was on the side of the workers. but that's not the end of the story. because in the meantime, anarchist named alexander burkeman broke into frick's office, shot him twice and repeatedly s

fricking awesome. and i think he can do 10 times as much.than: i think we can really sell the pants off of this. marcos: i think it's going to be very interesting. lemonis: but only if he'd listen to feedback. you don't tend to hear the negatives. ethan: i get defensive. lemonis: ethan smith is rightly proud of what he's created. ethan: we're doing it better than other people. we've had 100 million views on facebook of this. lemonis: but his products, well, they need refinement. bruce: nothing fits right now. we need to tweak it. lemonis: his sales pitch definitely needs work. i think you guys have done a [bleep] job explaining to them why they need to own it. and his business plan needs a reality check. i think your numbers are obscenely wrong. if i can't get him to loosen up and work on collaborating... ethan: i think there were a lot of people that were saying the same thing about a car, when henry ford came out with the car. they were happy with the horse-drawn carriages, but i think that, you know, long-term, worked out in a different w

now you have to talk to us what frick had another move to make. he hired a group, when a tourist group known as the pink or ten guards and they are politely referred to as a detective agent but the real terms mercenary group. and they came in long growing up the monongahela river on you their barges. 300 of them, to fight these strikers. but it didn't quite work out. when they arrived, a brawl ensued. nine workers and one guard were killed. as the worker started firing on them, the people of homestead were on the side of the workers. this is our families, these are our customers, our neighbors. and so they chased them out of town. they couldn't sleep by their barges because they burned their barges. so at the hay market affair, where local law enforcement had ultimately been effective in stopping the radicals. this could be the case this time because the mayor the sheriff, there on the side of the workers in fact, public opinion, by and large is on the side of the workers. that's not the end of the story. i in the meantime, an anarchist named alex

fricking awesome. and i think he can do 10 times as much.nts off of this. marcos: i think it's going to be very interesting. lemonis: but only if he'd listen to feedback. you don't tend to hear the negatives. ethan: i get defensive. lemonis: ethan smith is rightly proud of what he's created. ethan: we're doing it better than other people. we've had 100 million views on facebook of this. lemonis: but his products, well, they need refinement.

thank you so much for watching tomorrow night neil patrick har sis going to be here and we have mus frickgy marley featuring ben harper, we hope to see you then, take us home, regie. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> now at 11, breaking news, the big decision about how long distance learning is going to continue in san jose. >>> as wildfires burn across california a new thread is emerging in the east bay hills. >> we are a ticking time bomb of sorts. >>> what will halloween look like this year? the announcement that could scare lots of trick-or- treaters. >>> and some southbay business owners say the pandemic is not ruining them, the county is. >> that they forget about us?>> now at 11 and streaming on cbsn bay area, breaking news, the san jose unified school district just announcing distance learning will continue through at least the end of december. officials say conditions continue to remain unsafe or in person learning. the decision comes just one month into the new school year and a week after santa clara county entered t

underwater experience that is where we're headed next diving into the depths with marine biologist hunts frick he's been exploring the underwater world for 50 years and is fascinated by its inhabitants from the atlantic to the pacific of the mediterranean sea to the arctic ocean the german scientist has traveled the world to explore life under the sea. plans for against job takes him any meat is beneath seen. a marine biologist he researches the behavior of fish and other denizens of the deep. 79 year old hands free comes from bavaria. we met him by the river in munich yes this is. now the students. to get home runs fricker is many things professor nature filmmaker author but most of all and lover of the deep man shrimp to ensure the rosica it for mother use when we honestly. because your body's displacement of the water makes you fluid is. not something i always enjoy. that you can move almost like an astronaut a space in my home they can come over the is spend over 10000 hours in the sea often dedicating years to a single fish species. the kind of trick a fish for example hunts for his exper

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believe shawn frick's ability and creativity to work with the u.k.'s red lines. do you good to great. i trust the british government to implement their withdrawal agreement and obligation under international law and prerequisite for any future partnership protocol in ireland northern ireland is essential to protect peace and stability on the island and integrity of the single market the one room of the got people especially worried is that tucked away in voters' pocket is something called the entire market belt and the contents could jeopardize peace and security along the irish border but downing street denied this same that it's only proposing my alterations which would provide clarity on certain big us parts of the deal but even at home not everyone is convinced that he the head of the u.k.'s legal department quit over the whole thing and then there is this one minute minor detail proving to be just a little contentious international law in a very specific and limited boy oh wow zones it's just specific but is all this proves to be the straw that breaks the ca

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for the love of god just come here and say something to us, the people that are fricking voting for you depending on you to take care of us. where are you? show your face to us. do something. don't just sit there and let your city go down to the ruins. do something for us. elizabeth: let's welcome former nypd commissioner bernie kerik to the show. your reaction to that? >> liz, back in the '90s, before 1994, mothers were putting their babies to bed in bathtubs, afraid of the random gunfire and afraid of the murder rate. we were averaging 2200 murders a year. that is happening in minneapolis i predicted it would get far worse when they started calling defunding for the police. when the cops started walking off the job. you want a safe and secure environment to live in. you want a peaceful environment to live in. the only way to do that is have the police there in full force. you diminish the police and diminish the safety and security of the community. they were stupid, these people were idiots to even go down that road. elizabeth: your thoughts on a.g. barr reportedly saying that democr

other mechanisms taking place in the gills it's a miracle and wonder since he was 11 years old hans fricke a has always been fascinated by anything that moves underwater. he's even constructed his 2nd diving equipment using pieces from a fire extinguisher and again smiles. in his early twenty's he rode a bicycle through the egyptian desert to go diving in the red sea since then he has been a dedicated marine biologist. i mean incredibly curious person and even now that night i'm still a curious person. and this curiosity has led me to many interesting research projects. in order to research in the sea for as long as possible even belton underwater house. at the bottom of the red sea his longest stay in. we had a toilet we had a shower with warm water and of course we had beds. practically like living on land or under water and we had a lot of fun. now 79 months for back under water to live but he won't be retiring either he'll keep returning to his well and bringing his discoveries back to terra. now water is the world's most popular drink closely followed by tea as a briton i'm never too

it took us this long, but we fricking, fracking finally figured it out because we just obtained the realtpacking plant. we just obtained the real version of what those cdc disease detectives actually found and recommended to stop that outbreak at that plan. their real report before it was spiked and replaced with the one that told the meatpacking plant they didn't actually have to do anything if they didn't want to. we now have both versions. we obtained the real report, the first undoctored version of the report from the house education and labor committee. it has never before been made public, but here it is, and with this you can see what used to be your cdc, what used to be the world's gold standard public health agency having its legs cut out from under them in the middle of this epidemic at the time we need it the most, while they were evaluating at what the time was the worst outbreak in the country. the original version we just obtained is dated april 21st. this is the one that was disappeared until now. it was replaced with a new version that came out one day later on april 22nd

i like a one-layer cake, not a seven-layer cake, and this company has so many fricking layers, so we're flatten out the organization, but we're gonna be a team. i love investing in american businesses. we want to really be proud of what we're making, and we need to put out good product. all right, let's get to work. [ applause ] tracy: good job. man: all right, let's go to work. ♪ lemonis: all righty. i want to spend the evening, overnight, in a tumbleweed tiny home to understand why customers love it and how we can make it better. [bleep] when i went inside the unit, what was most interesting to me was how space gets utilized. this isn't well-thought-out. furniture's in the way. i wish this furniture was integrated. this window's too small. no collapsible tables. i think their use of space is not really great. my fat ass up here... it's actually kind of cool. what i felt was missing from the unit is little things that we have become accustomed to having in our homes, like charging stations -- a variety of things. ♪ [ knocking ] steve: good morning. lemonis: good morning. steve: how'd y

because we're so fricking polarized. >> this is a problem that's getting worse?ting worse and i don't see it unwind anything time soon. >> joe is a professor of psychology at new york university. >> political identities of one of the most important political identities people have in this country. and that's grown over time. >> how did that happen? >> our political leaders stopped cooperating and voting in different ways. the media that we tune in to. you can select media that aligns with your political identities, and social media allows you to tune in to whatever you want to tune in to. whatever you hope to see. so you can confirm all your beliefs and identities and expectations by plugging into these different realities. >> that can make it harder to understand why others would view things so differently. can you imagine a democrat looking at the videos you saw and coming to the complete opposite conclusion? >> no, i can't. no, i can't. >> so this is known as what's called the bias blind spot. it's really easy to see bias in other people but hard to see it in

it knocked the whole fricking thing down. >> i hope i live. i hope i live. it's coming down on me.'m one of them. are you okay, sir? >> yeah. >> okay. >> can i just -- you were inside the world trade center, doing what? >> getting ready to go upstairs and the floor gave way. the whole building collapsed on us. >> how did you get out? >> just struggled our way through. >> walk towards the light. that's all we did. >> david lee what can you tell us? >> john, the scene is horrific. one of the two towers literally collapsed. i was making my way to the foot of the world trade center. suddenly while talking to an officer, questioning me, we heard a very loud explosion and we looked up and the building literally began to collapse before us and there was debris falling, i'd say at least three- quarters the height of the building and people and the entire perimeter began literally, including myself, which is why i'm out of breath, to run for our lives. >> those steel girders, strong as they are, had a lot of weight to support and apparently, i'm just, i'm not a structural engineer but i'm j