it led to the creation of general electric. a century later the green version means lights out for >> in 1879 thomas edison patented the first commercially viable light bulb. it changed the world forever cre created millions of jobs and launched edison general electric, ge. can the government today create green jobs by banning edison's light bulb and forcing consumers to buy a more costly alternative? it's a burning question in winchester, virginia. >> for 35 years the general electric lamp plant in winchester virginia provided hundreds of americans with good high paying jobs. >> when i first got hired on there were 900 plus plies. everybody wants add job. >> duane worked flaent for almost 14 years. >> i made $30 an hour. with the pay i was making it was two incomes basically. >> in other words, you were doing well. >> yeah, we were doing real good. >> doing real good until president george w. bush signed the energy independence and security act of 2007. (applause) >> the law in effect banned the incandescent light bulb gradual

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detroit auto makers and harley davidson general electric mcdonald's caterpillar of arisan even foreign corporations like toyota got handouts courtesy of the fed and banks to the scalp these transnational giants are doing just fine profits are up and their c.e.o.'s are laughing all the way to the bank but someone forgot to tell someone for out about the small businesses you know the ones that make up ninety nine percent of all businesses in america and employ more americans than the big corporations the fed didn't give them a penny and today small businesses are in big trouble senator bernie sanders was wondering what the heck this is all about so we asked fed chairman ben bernanke he that question on tuesday during a senate hearing on the boy this crisis situation no why aren't you doing for small business what you did for the large financial institutions where we are addressing unemployment and i just discussed in my testimony the aggressive steps we're taking to ease monetary policy which is our main tool for us repaired to provide low interest loans to small businesses in the same w

they did contact us and we got a hold of general electric. says, indeed, the glass on the range can suddenly shatter if it has been somehow damaged beforehand. they say the glass may not break until long after the damage was done, even months later. the company said g.e. warns consumers but inadvertent damage including potential for shattered glass in use of care. avoid scratching or impacting glass doors, cook tops or control panels. doing so may lead to glass breakage. they could not see how bad the damage must be to result in shattering. breaks are very rare but the company uses tempered glass just to be safe. tony has been repairing appliances for 30 years. most vulnerable glass is the piece inside the oven door especially after running a cleaning cycle. martha is sure she didn't damage the door. however, after we got involved, g.e. stepped up and did replace her glass for free. >> it really does work to call "7 on your side." >> consumer products safety commission citizen there is no recall for this problem. we would like to thank g.e. f

they generate electricity, which lets me surf the web all day. guinea pig: row...row.ook me 6 months to train each one, 8 months to get the guinea pig: row...row. little chubby one to yell row! guinea pig: row...row. that's kind of strange. guinea pig: row...row. such a simple word... row. anncr: there's an easier way to save. get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. fried ants are delicious. really. my students actually ended up teaching me. (foreign language) you think managing a sales team is tough... try working with five different villages. after two months i was ready to quit, but after two years, i didn't want to leave. i didn't know i had it in me. turn two years of service into a lifetime of experience. to all the peace corps volunteers past, present, and future, thank you for your service to your country and the world. i am crossing my fingers that this has to be the bullet from the carjacking. david: not a lot of bullets lying around brentwood. no, it's more of a slash-your-throat kind of neighborhood.

they did contact us and we got uh hold of general electric.ey said indeed the glass on a range can suddenly shatter if it has been somehow damaged before happened. -- beforehand. ge says it may not break until long after the damage was done and even months later. the company says they warn consumers about inadvertent damage to glass oven doors including the potential for broken and shattered glass. specifically the guide says avoid scratching or impacting glass doors, cook tops or control panels. doing so may lead to glass break kedge. they could not say how bad the damage must be. it says breaks are very rare, but the company uses tempered glass designed to break safely just in case. >> the glass breaks, buts usually it has to be hit. >> he has been repairing appliances for 30 years. he says the most vulnerable glass is the piece inside the oven door, especially after running a self-cleaning cycle. >> the outdoor glass is not one that breaks often. >> she is sure she did not damage the door. but after we got involved ge stepped up and they di

no. >> martha called general electric and it offered to send out a technician for a fee.houldn't have to pay. >> i said let's try 7 on your side. >> they did contact us and we got a hole of general electric. they told us indeed the glass on a range can suddenly shattered if it has been somehow damaged beforehand. ge also said the glass may not actually break until long after the damage was done, even months later. the company said ge warns consumers about inadvertent damage to glass oven doors, including the potential for broken or shattered glass. al they said avoid scratching are impacting glass doors, cook tops or control panels. doing so may lead to glass breakage. ge did not say how bad the damage must be to result in shattering. they said breaks are very rare but they use tempered glass designed to break safely if it breaks. he has been repairing appliance force 30 years. he said the most vulnerable glass is the piece inside the door, especially after running a self cleaning psyche . >> the outer glass doesn't are break that often. >> she is sure she didn't damage t

no. >> martha called general electric and it offered to send out a technician for a fee. she shouldn't have to pay. >> he said let's try 7 on your side. >> they did contact us and we got a hole of general electric. they told us indeed the glass on a range can suddenly shattered if it has been somehow damaged beforehand. ge also said the glass may not actually break until long after the damage was done, even months later. the company said ge warns consumers about inadvertent damage to glass oven doors, including the potential for broken or shattered glass. they said avoid scratching are impacting glass doors, cook tops or control panels. doing so may lead to glass breakage. ge did not say how bad the damage must be to result in shattering. they said breaks are very rare but they use tempered glass designed to break safely if it breaks. >> glass breaks, but usually it has to be hit. tony has been repairing appliances for 30 years. he said the most vulnerable glass is the piece inside the door, especially after running a self-cleaning cycle. >> the outer glass doesn't are br

of general electric and one of the country's most important business leaders. ve an even more important title: job czar. the republican was recruited by president obama to help generate ideas about creating jobs. >> just look at how many hours a day do republicans spend on job creation, to democrats spend on job creation, does the white house? it's nowhere close to 100%. we're not spending enough time on jobs. >> simon: it became known as the "facebook revolution." eight months ago, they forced egypt's dictator out of power. last month, we went back to cairo to see how much it changed. we found that the military is still strongly in control, that it has reimposed a state of emergency, and protestors are being arrested, beaten and tortured-- sometimes, just for singing a song. >> pelley: there's almost a thousand agents representing nfl players, but no one represents more of them than drew rosenhaus. >> way to go, stud. hell of a job today. really proud of you. >> pelley: and as you'll see.... >> what you're offering me is a joke. >> pelley: ...he's feared, rever

and we got a hold of general electric. the company tells us the glass can shatter if this has been damaged beforehand. g.e.says the glass may not break until after the damage was done. the company says ge warns about damage to glass oven doors including the use. saying avoid scratching or impacting glass doors or control panels. doing so may lead to glass break damage. and says breaks are rare but the company uses tempered glass just in case. >> glass breaks. >> and tony has been repairing appliances for 30 years and says the most vulnerable glass is the piece inside of the oven door that is after running a self cleaning cycle. martha sure she didn't damage the door, however, ge did replace the glass and for free it does work to call 7 on your side. >> the consumer products safety commission says there no recall for the problem. we'd like to thank ge for fixing it. >> and if something breaks in your kitchen and you can't get it fixed contact michael finney. >> and want to update the forecast for you yes. >> there is leigh

morgan made seventeen point four billion dollars in profits and paid no taxes general electric paid no taxes and. a three point two billion dollar rebate now we don't want to weigh our viewers down with the numbers but these numbers indicate why the average american is so frustrated why they're saying that the corporations are benefiting they are winning and it's the every day common american that is living paycheck to paycheck according to statistics that have been released one out of every six americans is signed up for some type of anti poverty. program one including maybe food stamps and more than forty five million americans are on food stamps so many are struggling to hold on to their jobs so many are fighting to get a job and when most americans see the profits that are being made by corporations the benefits that wall street is gaining from a government backed taxpayer funded bailout it's reached a pinnacle of the aggravation is helpful you can feel it when you're walking through lower manhattan and at this point the aggravation the frustration is getting worse it's expanding a

him is that an example of the kind of person that these free trade agreements benefit benefit general electric but if it's going to benefit all the big corporations that are close to the president. that need to create jobs. but if they're creating jobs abroad following along with jeff immelt school of thought he says that's what allows him to create and sustain the jobs that he has in the united states to have us djimi ten billion dollars worth of profits last year they could easily afford to create jobs this is about making you know what a billion more i mean isn't a profit pretty good well it might be but as he said in his interview he doesn't work for anybody but shareholders and he has to deliver profits so is the bigger issue is that system where these public companies are constantly having to deliver for shareholders i think that's the bigger issue is that public companies are having to deal with shareholders we don't have any type of policy to keep these jobs from leaving like you have and germany countries like germany actually workers make more than american workers make and they have

with us, former chairman and ceo of general electric, jack welch. columnist for "the new york times," david brooks. former democratic congressman harold ford. and nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >>> good morning. this week, as the president suffered a setback on his jobs bill, he argued that his dual foreign policy milestones in iraq and libya are, quote, powerful reminders of how we have renewed american leadership in the world. a few hours ago i sat down with the chief foreign policy adviser, the secretary of state hillary clinton, who is wrapping up a week-long overseas trip to countries such as libya, pakistan, afghanistan, and uzbekistan. secretary clinton, welcome back to "meet the press." i want to start with iraq and the president's decision about withdrawal. as you know, republicans have already piled on, suggesting that the prospect of sectarian violence once u.s. troops leave is real. among them mitt romney saying that it unnecessarily endangers the success that the united states has had in iraq by withdrawi

. >> rachel maddow works for general electric.eneral electric makes parts for nuclear plants, makes weapons in addition to making a lot of money. they own cnbc which makes its living off wall street. >> that's a good point. >> it really is. >> and mar is not poverty stricken. >> no, he makes millions. he is worth 20 plus. he works for time warner which is one of the biggest media companies in the world. they are hipocritical. that's my point. >> could you argue though that by them criticizing corporations while working for corporations it makes them real as opposed to not criticizing them because they work for them? >> i just wish they could all look like mark ruffalo. >> did you know he sounded like bill schulz? >> it made me quite attracted to bill. >> you have to be -- you have to do more hulk pieces. >> what do you make of this protest? it is not coming along. it is falling apart and they worry if the weather in new york once it gets better that it is going to be over. >> the thing with the elevator button pushing, it is not a

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if you use electric heat you may be able to save because the cost of generating electricity is down but your savings could vary on how cold the winters have become. >>> members of a college sorority are on high alert after a rapist are targeting them. so far, four women have been attacked. >> reporter: members of the college sorority feel they could be the target. you can see the man who may be responsible for at life-threatening four sexual assaults. police believe he has broken into women's homes between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m. >> it's happening inner that home. >> reporter: the women all live near each other and the suspect reveals personal details about their victims. african-americans in their mid-50s and 60s and members of the delta sigma sorority. >> rapists usually find victims just in their neighborhood that are convenient. >> reporter: since november 2010, four women were raped. now the delta sigma theta sorority is warning them to not wear their greek letters. the sorority said this is frightening to all and unbelievable that our sisterhood is being attacked. take another look at t

and said folks with electric heat should be able to save a few bucks because the cost of generating electricity is down 10 cents per kilowatt per hour to nine cents but they say how much you benefit depends on you. the savings you receive could also vary on the type of winter we va the savings are based on a normal winter and not an extremely cold winter. >>> abc2 is working with you. the carrier corporation said remove the clutter, boxes, storage units and clutter near the furnace that block the air flow. maintain your furnace and make sure it's in good condition and change that air filter. a dirty filter slows the flow of air and makes your system work harder. look for leaks around the doors and windows. add a humidifier. moist air feels warmer than dry air. >>> crystal clear weather across the state. sapphire blue skies, temperatures up in the mid to upper 60s. clear skies on the satellite picture, the closest clouds in northwest pennsylvania. temperatures running close to 70. annapolis 67. i did want to point out there are a few 70s locally. 71 in annapolis. fort royal, virginia, 76. pretty

only 1% of our electricity is generated using oil. the key fields for electricity generation are coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydro. on renewal bulls, it is the fastest-growing source of electricity generation -- on renewables. other than large scale hydro power, they are still only providing a 3% of our electricity. it is faster-growing, but it is still quite small in the overall electricity supply picture. host: with regard to the winter energy outlook, the oil that is produced here in the united states, is it the kind that can be refined into and heating oil? if so, is most of that staying in the united states or is it being exported overseas? guest: good question. the united states really does not export any significant amount of crude-oil. the oil that is produced here is virtually 100% of it is refined here. because the world of oil market is an integrated market, in some cases we do export some of the products that we refine. in particular there's a market for distillate fuels which include heating oil and diesel fuel. the world

they generate electricity, which lets me surf the web all day. guinea pig: row...row. took me 6 months to train each one, 8 months to get the guinea pig: row...row. little chubby one to yell row! guinea pig: row...row. that's kind of strange. guinea pig: row...row. such a simple word... row. anncr: there's an easier way to save. get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> police in texas are hoping this surveillance video will help them catch a serial rape evident who seem to be targeting women connected to a sorority. they believe the same man raped four women in their home. the victims are in the mid-50s to 60s. >>> tonight the search continues for a great white shark that killed a texas man off the coast of australia. engineer thomas wainwright is the third person killed by a shark in two months. he had been part of a team that capped the gulf oil spill. five months ago he decided to follow his dreams and move to australia for a new job. he was diving alone in the water saturday with two friends in a both of

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used to be in the old days that everybody had their own electricity generating plant. people would generate electricity locally for their own production means for their own factory. that got turned into a utility. the economics and study of that is very interesting. there's a fabulous book called "the big switch" which basically tracks that history. think of what clout is doing to computing is being analogous. instead of having to own and run your own software and hardware and computer systems, these things simply become services that you acquired by some horribly complicated plug. so it becomes viable economically -- the economics are compelling. you can consume by plugging in. you have to plug, yes, it is still the case that you know too much, but it is really that, that turning computation into a utility that can be consumed as opposed to requiring human to surround previous manifestations of the technology. >> i thank the panel for coming here today. we also thank our audience here for those listening and viewing. now, this meeting of the commonwealth club of calif

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