i'm the manager of the gilbert baker estate. i really am just one of his best friends who, when he died unexpectedly a little over two years ago, we tried to pick up the pieces and had no idea in a way what we were getting ourselves in for. but we found out a lot of things about gilbert. we found out that he had a memoir hidden away on his hard drive. it's now published. and available just this past week. in that book, he writes a lot about san francisco. and i learned so much about him from san francisco. i came here with him many times. i came here -- i was here, the art director in the movie "milk" and we were looking at research and all thesen n banners from the old pictures in the 1970s and i sent pictures to gilbert and i said do you know anything about those and he said, girlfriend, i made those banners. well, come out here and make them again because we have to make them again for the movie. my husband vincent here is also very active in the estate. we came out and made the flag for when we rise and i've held the end of

gilbert: really? lemonis: yes. i'm very impressed. gilbert: why? lemonis: because any time one person over 40 years can build a business in america and have it stay open and last, is a big accomplishment. you've fed a lot of people over the years and you have a lot to be proud of. gilbert: i never thinking about that. i thinking of something, i thinking with my heart, not, not with my brain. lemonis: well, that's why you're successful. gilbert: you think so? lemonis: yes. because business isn't just about thinking with your checkbook. how proud are you of your dad? ana: very proud. to have him be an immigrant that didn't go to college, to accomplish what he's accomplished is, i mean, it's amazing. lemonis: what worries you the most about your dad? ana: his health and, you know, having him -- gilbert: i'm okay. ana: i know you're okay, but some days, you're not okay. gilbert: don't worry too much. ana: i do worry. gilbert: okay. ana: i'm going to worry about you. he's so stubborn, you know. it's like... gilbert: don't cry. ana: i know, you're making

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gilbert was court-martialed for his refusal. he was given a death sentence. after widespread outrage from black americans, president harry truman commuted the sentence to 20 years of imprisonment. he served five of those 20 years. because of these events the 24th infantry regiment was disbanded, but the division was desperately in need of infantry soldiers. therefore, the 24th infantry was reactivated and forced back to the frontline. it was there that p.f.c. jones went missing on 26 november 1950 at the age of 19 years old. he was recovered by the north koreans and his remains have been secreted for the past 68 years. they were returned to american soil just a few weeks ago. that's the record. that's the record of p.f.c. jones and the story of the 24th infantry regiment in the korean war. pfc jones represents, represents a generation of young african-american men who stood forer this country when this country didn't stand for them. thank you to the department of defense for its efforts in recovering and transporting these remains and enabling these ceremonie

we honor gilbert's memory and legacy by dedicating this building in his name. when gilbert created the rainbow flag, he generously chose not to trademark it because he recognized its symbolism and knew it should be accessible to everyone to show their pry. this month, millions of lgbtq americans march through the streets with pride, celebrating the beautiful diversity and best regards, nancy pelosi. [applause] >> our next speaker is a person of considerable distinction. in 1969, he was the first single adult in america to adopt a child. the fact that he did that as a gay man is really profound. he was also or tainted by mayor gavin newsome and has the distinction of marrying the most number of couples during the summer of love at city hall. he is the original owner of the rainbow flag apartments. he was the one who put up the name rainbow flag, who put up the flag itself and also as i said before, he was the one that gave us a chance. he said yes whenever other land lord that we approached in six monthses said no. he then said that's a security come of $3900. [

gottfried. [ laughter and applause >> hi, i'm gilbert gottfried anvil paper cup.aking you tingle? [ laughter ] do you feel tingly you're getting a little turned on, aren't you i could tell that's fine. relax your head and float down stream >> seth: and hey -- yeah, give it up for gilbert gottfried, everybody. [ cheers and applause i personally am in the mood for a rumor. but since he's shown us that he's so good at steering - [ light laughter ] come on out, roomba rumor. [ light laughter ] what are you doing >> psst. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] are you kidding me >> we're having a bit of technical difficulty back here [ laughter ] people are freaking out. nobody can see it in the audience but here's another "roomba rumor. patty dawkins said her husband is away on business. but he's actually dead under the porch. [ laughter ] anyway, it's been a real pleasure >> seth: yeah. >> have a good one [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, you guys - [ cheers and applause yeah, give it up for "roomba rumor. for "late night casserole," no idea is too strange. and that will become abunda

that flag was made by gilbert. this was the sewing machine on which he created the original flag.s flag is not the original but it is one of the flags with that template. next we will talk about the aids crisis and how it activated and mobilized lgbtq activists. in every movement, you see signs of progress and then push back. after this incredible spirit of openness come gay people being public about their sexuality, who they were, their sexual orientation, protesting, on the heels of that comes the aids crisis. in the early 1980's, stories about aids, mysterious illness that was striking gay men in los angeles and new york, comes to the forefront in gay publications first. quickly, the mainstream press catches up. but the early headlines because , nobody knows what causes aids, there was more fear mongering than anything else, at least in -- and it leads to the lgbtq community being further ostracized. here are two journalists who were part of the mainstream press. in the 1980's, wasn't particularly welcoming to be on the staff of a major newspaper. both of these journalists repo

flag in 1978 as a symbol for san francisco's lgbtq community. >> when you see this iconic flag that gilbert baker created in 1978, you know you can be safe. you know there's a place for you. >> for many years it was home to many people living with hiv. it's nice to see his legacy lives on there. >> we ran a bunch of interviews for him when we rise last year or the year before. every time i seep t the flag i think of him and what he would think. >> i hope he is happy. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk says it won't be long before the company will have a car with a 400-mile range on the road. he made the announcement during tesla's shareholders meeting yesterday and he also says that some time next year drivers will be able to use self-driving features in their vehicle without intervention. he also says all teslas built since october 2016 will have autonomous driving capability. >>> another elimination game for our dubs. dropping down to 64. pretty comfortable coming in and going out of the game. afternoon highs tomorrow, the 90s are gone. 100-degree temperature highs today and notice the 60s along t

charges friday including second-degree murder, prosecutors say he shot 70-year-old father thomas gilbertsenior after dad starting cutting back on weekly one thousand dollars allowance, gilbert to be sentenced in early august. sad news this saturday evening as 9/11 hero passes away, just 2 weeks after emotional appearance on capitol hill, luÍs Álvarez, former bomb squad detective diagnosed with colon cancer 3 years ago, spent final days urging congress to take action and renew the 9/11 victim's compensation fund, listen. >> you made me come, you made me come because i will not standby and watch as my friends with cancer from 9/11 like me are valued less than anyone else because of when they set sick they die. jon: jackie has more from new york news room, jackie. >> good evening, jon, just one day before his 69th round of chemo, he mustered strength to go to capitol hill and that trip would be his last. doctors decided not to move forward after Álvarez's organs began shutting down. this is all you need to see, Álvarez spent 3 months at ground zero searching for survivors and remains after

her and gilbert baker fought for that, but it was trevor's yand he was, like, we got to get a big flagp and contacted gilbert maker and the harvey milk democratic club, trevor contacted them to be a fiscal sponsor and they jumped in and we got between gilbert, harvey milk democratic club, and that flag and took over when trevor retired. and there were a lot for free. the kid that comes and you want our parents to know what the community is about, you send them on kathy's tour. my parents went on that tour with trevor to learn about the castro and it changed their attitudes. and kathy's tours, every saturday i see her and give her a shout out and she always has a big crowd and they charge, but she probably gives the best neighborhood tour in the city and all over the place in the contributions to the astro merchants and sf travel, and trevor is looking down and she is very, very proud of what you have done with her business. so i just want to say thank you. do we have a motion? >> move to approve all the legacy business no, ma'am niece. >> seconded. >> motion by commissioner dwight to a

how do we understand about liz gilbert.'t sit here and say it's not your business when i'm on instagram telling you my life. >> is love just love. >> love is definitely it and it never occurred to me -- it would never occur to me to discriminate in love based on gender. i fell in love with rhea. i didn't fall in love with body. she was my best friend for many years and when she was diagnosed with terminal cancer i was forced with the reckoning of her immediate death. there's a name for love that i have for this person and that is she's the love of my life. yeah. >> liz gilbert. >> we're bringing liz back. >> we're bringing her back. she's going to stick around before we go. >> okay. i'll sit here as long as you let me. >> go to cbsthismorning.com to read an excerpt. you'll enjoy it. >> she's staying with us for one last piece of advice before we california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visi

gilbert started cutting his son's weekly $1,000 allowance. in early august. arthel: back to politics. presidential candidates seeing the windfalls and the fallout from their first rounds of debates. a closer look at the issues dividing the liberals and moderates and how some of the contenders are reacting today. more from the campaign trail, up next. >>> hey, guys, you know what, america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ is this ride safe? i assembled it myself last night. i think i did an ok job. just ok? what if something bad happens? we just move to the next town. just ok is not ok. especially when it comes to your

en forme de gilbert borrego. >>> el presidente donald trump firmÓ una ley que proporcionarÁ ayuda a lase $19 millones de. ayudarÁ a aquellas personas que perdieron todo en huracanes incendio entre otros. esta ley tuvo meses de retrazo. . y el escÁndalo. y el ingreso de universidades prestigiosas. y presuntamente tiene una relaciÓn con el seÑor william... que presuntamente el autor intelectual. y las actividades ilegales. sacÓ de circulacion su flota y luego de un reciente incendio en washington dc. y de acuerdo los registros del departamento de bomberos indican que otro monopatÍn de la empresa se prendiÓ en llamas en diciembre en una bodega de la compaÑÍa en san francisco. agentes de trÁnsito dicen que no estaban informados y encuentran este nuevo reporte como alarmante. >>> las autoridades dominicanas, publican nueva informaciÓn sobre la muerte de 3 turistas estadounidenses en la isla. . lascontinuar aumentando los prÓximos dÍas. y termÓmetro las proximas horas. refrescando en lao caÍda de la noche, la ciudad de livermore. tenemos los detalles de como pinta el fin de semana mÁs adelant

year—old who writes for tea m sunday. 32—year—old who writes for team dimension took it from philippe gilbert just enough time to let you know that the boston —— boston is up to st louis in the stanley cup final. if they win it, they will win the stanley cup for the first time ever but at the moment, they are losing. hello there. we've got some heavy rain in the forecast over the next few days, particularly targeting parts of england and wales where there's a risk of localised flooding. that rain has already begun to develop across northern france where an area of low pressure has formed. that wet weather moves into east anglia, southeast england and could be as far west as hampshire by the first part of monday morning. so, something to watch out for. this area of low pressure and this heavy rain is driven by the very big temperature contrast we've got at the moment. with warm, moist air being driven in from north africa, the mediterranean into central europe, that's colliding with much cooler air coming down from polar regions, and it's those temperature contrasts that are making an area of

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.ell, now, hasn't this season turned into a blockbuster? first we had the "jeopardy!" all-star tournament. and then we had james holzhauer winning all of that money and all of those games, and now emma boettcher winning a bundle in just two games. jonathan and erin, are you here to replace her or allow her to keep her run going? we're about to find out, aren't we? good luck. here we go. ♪ now the categories. first off... aha. let's go shopping, i guess. uh-huh... there's a theme. and finally... ...not con- verse. emma, start. uh, sketchers, $600. it was very crowded in the privy chamber of this king, as sketched by hans holbein the younger. emma. - who is henry viii? - yes. sketchers, $800. this french sculptor put away the clay to sketch isadora duncan. emma. who is rodin? good. sketchers, $1,000. costume designer edith head created many sketches of this actress for hitchcock's "rear window." - emma again. - who is grace kelly? - she's the one. - sketchers, $400. anne is sketched here

the building at 324 larkin street near the asian art museum was renamed this afternoon as the gilbert baker rainbow flag apartments. baker is widely credited with designing the rainbow flag that became a global symbol of gay pride. >> when you come to san francisco and you see this iconic flag that gilbert baker created in 1978, you know you can be safe. you know there's a place for you. >> to be a part of -- it's now market rate housing. for many years it was home to many people living with hiv who struggled to find homes. >>> good-bye forgo bike. the bike share system is getting a new name. bay wheels. the rebranded bikes appeared in san jose today for the first time. the department of transportation tweeted these photos we're seeing here. these are the new electric bikes which can be docked at a station by using the bike lock cable. that feature wasn't available before. >>> nmore to come here. a tragic accident and no solution in sight. >> the santa clara couple grappling for answers after their dog died in the care of a local trainer. we got them together searching for solutions.

how about gilbert arenas. the former wizard make hideo bu the big three.eamhe won and team's name is the enemi if that matters to you. he had 12 points in the comebacy v >> if you had a te, what would you name it? >> the frenemies. >> frenems. much. thanks so very that does it for us. you've got "nightly news" coming up next. up next. at comes with $1 soft drink from mcdonald' ( ♪ ) $1 any size soft drink. joy included. ( ♪ ) >>> tonight unprecedented invitation, president trump in asia saying from hours from now he isilling to meet kim jong-un at the dmz. >> we'll call it a handshake. >> will president trump step inside one of the most secretive thcountrie on ear? disturbing new details about the man arrested for a missing utah student. >> i can't believe he'd do that to her. >> the growing tributes to tt young woman and the suspect's appart plans to build a secret room. >>> a warning topa nts about petting zoos and the suspected connection to a bacterial infection that killed a toddler. breaking tonight, found alive, an

hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the u.s. department of justice raises the stakes in its case against wiki leaks is julian assange john trial or is american journalism is real and the documentation of palestinian memory the archives it keeps under lock and key beijing versus washington many american companies have been established in china and then very profitable and trade wars turn into anchor wars and. some of the hunger games fasting and furious for ramadan 7 weeks ago when julian assange of wiki leaks was dragged out of that embassy in london headed for possible extradition to the united states the sites editor christian crabs and told us the legal charges waiting for him in the u.s. were just the tip of the iceberg that there would be more coming and last week he was proven correct u.s. prosecutors have expanded the indictment against the sanj by another 17 counts is maximum jail term has jumped from 5 years to 175 years and the u.s. department of justice is going after him under a different

>> my son who is nuts but i didn't know how much. >> gilbert, jr.'llowance of $1,000 a week but had recently lowered it to $300 which prosecutors say was a motive for murder. authorities found numerous rounds of ammunition in the son's apartment which gave police evidence they needed for an arrest. >> you have a shell casing envelope with the serial number of a gun that was uncovered at the crime scene. >> reporter: one month after his father's death thomas junior was indicted for second degree murder. they said he was insane, didn't know recognize from wrong at the time he fired that shot, didn't understand the consequences of his actions. his attorney with whom he has disagreed with openly in court has pointed to a history of mental illness and that 911 call from his mother shelly. and experts from the prosecution testify prior to his alleged murder searches included how to find a hit man. we also thought we'd an extremely mentally ill child on your hands rather than just amen tale ill child on our hands. between the prosecution and defense, there

lamb: i mentioned martin gilbert who died recently.ere he was in 1991 on this inhere he was in 1991 on this program talking about winston churchill, the official biographer. [video clip] in an >> in 1900, after a battle, many british people claimed victory in south africa. he wrote a piece about a, a journalistic piece and ended his piece "if modern man would see a the face of war more often, ordinary folk would see it hardly." will hardly." in mr. lamb: he went on to lead one of the worst wars in the history of the world. in an language is good but what and him does it mean? ms. millard: one of the things that is interesting to me, this story, the part of churchill's life is that when we think of winston churchill we think the older man sending young men into and war, but no one knew better, and if you knew as well the realities of war, the terror and the devastation and he said to his mother after the second war, he had nearly been killed many times. a horse standing next to him was killed. the feather was shot off of the top of his

and collecting a city pension of $5000.00 a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent 35 years it and now it's here of course in wisconsin is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly world and suburban white milwaukee is where the homicides occur i can't get a copper from deer in there to come here and know what to do about a homicide investigation i think the challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review you read for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not believe. it i live with a mental health issues do i look like a criminal to. i'm here because i want your support. i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid. shack or gina sounds like something went wrong and then did she call these all. officer which say they will be the reason the band so i am safe they sat with a russian. prison for me this is a half truth is not really rosy time. thank you very much thank you thank. you my. boy this is a big time for iraq. thank you. we have to look more detail workers for man came from. worse to burn it

gilbert shows up. gill is not here. chris calls over gill, and i had already applied for the apprenticeship out there in pleasanton. he shows up, and he said, oh, you want to be a carpenter, i said, yeah, i want to be a carpenter, he said let me see that paper that you got. he signed it for the apprenticeship? i said, yeah, i sure did. he gets on his phone, takes it out, calls the preapprenticeship , okay, hangs up the phone, looks at me, and says get looks like you will be a carpenter in about ten years, you are a number 799. [laughter] >> when he said that, my heart falls to my shoes and i said oh, man, i was taking on these waves of emotions, i don't know if anyone has ever been there, but they have those big sliding doors there, and right when he said this, through the door, it was like god was coming, the light shined, in her head popped out and she said you want to work, and she said okay, do you have your license? i said yes, so she goes outside, she comes back in, you have your highs will diploma, i said i sure

and now, unfortunately, he has died. 50-year-old joseph gilbert solano was off-duty when he was shot in the l.a. suburb of alhambra. it appeared the shooting was random. ret nelson in custody, also suspected of shoaling and killing another man who was just standing on the street about an hour before the deputy was shot. family members say that the suspect has a history of mental illness and drug abuse. >>> a new job for jerry brown. his new role just announced at cal. >> and in two minutes, oracle arena on the eve of the warriors' final game there. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> the warriors' run in oakland is coming to an end. tomorrow night will be the team's final game at oracle. >> the new chase center in san francisco will be state of the art when it opens this fall. as amber lee reports, fans will miss the old arena are growing nostalgic. >> reporter: fans say warrio

and congressman eric swalwell also senator kristen good gilbert brand senator bernie sanders south bend, indiana mayor pete taboo to judge and the senate. michael a senator rather michael bennet colorado governor john hickenlooper author marianne williamson and businessman andrew yang that's quite a list. the night said the candidates appear we're actually randomly selected the debates they kick off at 6 o'clock those tomorrow night. and thursday we're going to have coverage of both days of the democratic debate right here on kron 4 in siberia politics host catherine keenan is going to moderate the conversation our pre-debate analysis starts tomorrow at 5.30. then we continue with post-debate analysis at 8.30. >>so it because that has a lot of candidates. not a play as we take a live look outside the embarcadero in san francisco. you can tell it is quite windy tonight. >>filling in now for a lawrence a it looks like that wind is kicking up. >>and definitely is so that remain with us the rest of this evening. tomorrow in some places we can expect to see a breezy conditions as well but ri

and collecting a city panter number $5000.00 a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent 35 years in dallas here of course. is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly world in suburban white the walk is where the homicides occur i can't get a copper for daring to come here and know what to do about homicide because to gauge the challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review you read for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not bully. i live with a mental health issues do i look like a criminal to. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid thank you. shack 14 times so i went home in all these all this officer which say they want you these good reasons is a bag so i am safe they side with a. prison for being through the day after this procedure. thank you very much i have. a right. to have my. or is there a difference this time her bra. we have to look at him more detail work christopher manning came from. worst he born it worse he raised it did he have black f

>>about was gilbert mcallen reporting gomez's family has set up a go fund me account to cover expenses. >>before we go how about a live look outside want to check in on the golden gate bridge there. it is traffic looks great both directions. and the weather looks pretty good too we're going to check in on your forecast we'll take another look at traffic and we'll have the hollywood >>in texas first responders in the humane society of the us have sees hundreds of animals from a home. kendall green has more on that story. >>you know i pass all the time i house. >>that was the reaction of a neighbor 2 or 3 houses down from the home where nearly 200 cats and $10 were rescued and culley police say after complaints from residents. they served a search and seizure warrant around 7 this morning. authorities say the animals were stacked in crates where many of them when i can clean water suffering from neglect and in need of medical assistance. >>conditions overflowing litter boxes. >>the box office milestone deadline reports the movie brought in 47 and a half million dollars internationally ov

along loch lomond's east banks, i met doctor lucy gilbert. she brought a blanket along. not going for a picnic. i will take this little square of blanket material. i'm going to walk through the vegetation for ten metres slowly. at the end of that i will turn the blanket over and see whether any ticks have attached. we have a few ticks on this. it is probably about 13 celsius today. probably about 90% of the tick population are active today. scottish ticks are quite hardcore and even when it is 6 degrees, about 20% of them are active. whereas if you go to central france, if it's 6 degrees, none of them are active because they are used to the heat. lucy's interested in how climate change can affect tick numbers. she and her team are also looking into how land management and deer numbers in scotland can influence how many tick we find around us. there is one. so tiny. only about one and a half millimetres long. these guys are... they are so difficult to spot unless you know what you're looking for. they really are. they can get through holes in socks and hide in little crev

tonight, authorities say the man in these surveillance photos is a suspect who shot deputy joseph gilbert solano in the head. >> definitely a family man. >> reporter: the deputy was offduty and waiting for his order at a jack in the box when a man allegedly shot the deputy who was weari ining plain cloth at point blank range. >> i thought something dropped in the kitchen. it was like a pop. the guy looked back and he started running. >> reporter: police released these pictures of hudson after he allegedly jump into this white suv and took off. authorities say hudson later walked into a church and called his father. >> during that call, he referred to committing murder in southern california. >> reporter: his dad then called 911 and hudson was taken into custody a short time later. authorities say they found a revolver suspected to be the murder weapon in his car. deputy solano is on life support in the hospital behind me. authorities believe the shooting was random. they're interviewing the suspect right now and say he could be linked to another murder in los angeles on the same day. davi

the east and breaks, i met doctor lucy gilbert.long, we were going for a picnic. that along the eastern banks.” along, we were going for a picnic. that along the eastern banks. i will ta ke that along the eastern banks. i will take this little square of blanket material. we are going to walk to the vegetation for a ten metres slowly. at the end of that i will turn the blanket over and see whether any tics have attached to. we have a few tics on this. it is probably about 13 celsius today. probably about 90% of the tick population are active today. scottish tics are quite hardcore and even when it is 6 degrees, about 20% of them are active. whereas if you go to central france, if 6 degrees, none of them are active. they are used to the heat. lucy's interested in how climate change can affect tick numbers. she and her team are also looking into how atlanta management and their numbers and scotla nd management and their numbers and scotland can influence how many tick we find around us. there is one. so tiny. only about one and a half

tonight, authorities say the man in these surveillance photos is a suspect who shot deputy joseph gilbert solano in the head. >> definitely a family man, loved spending time with his family. >> reporter: deputy solano was offduty and waiting for his order at a jack in the box when police say rhett mckenzie nelson walked up and allegedly shot the deputy, who was wearing plain clothes, at point-blank range. >> i thought something dropped in the kitchen. it was like a pop. and then, the guy looked back and he started running. >> reporter: and exhaustive manhunt ensued. police released these pictures of nelson after he allegedly jumped into this white suv and took off. authorities say he later walked into a church and called his father. >> during that call, he referred to committing murder in southern california. >> reporter: his dad then called 911 and nelson was later taken into custody. authorities say they found a revolver suspected to be the gun used in the shooting in his car. tonight, deputy solano is on life support in the hospital behind me. at this point, authorities believe that th

here is jonathan gilbert. >> a typical situation at the moment.he financial crisis, essentially a country that can't access debt markets because of a problem going back about 18 months with a huge selloff of argentine peso and bonds. was locked out of credit markets essentially and the macri wanteddent to stave off the advance of china into the country when he came to power in 2015. ofn you are locked out credit markets and need to get infrastructure going in your country, china is basically the only option. i was recently in santa cruz province, way down south in patagonia where china is building $4 billion worth of hydroelectric dams. carol: tell us about that dam. it is a twin dam project being built there but a lot of things might make you scratch your head saying why would this -- is this happening? jonathan: the trend in the world's renewable energy. we know about climate change and the global effort to push renewable energy, and also is cleaner than fuel and other types of fossil fuels. hydro is on the way out slightly -- more than slightly