hendricks is a solar projects lead developer. all of the energy flowing off of this project is given away for free. and that's going to equal a reduction of energy bills, electricity bills for $500.00 families in washington dc. the project cost $5000000.00 covered by investors and government grants. hendricks, as the system will eventually pay for itself through the sales of renewable energy credits to the power company. remaining profits will go to a housing charity that co owns the project. we're building clean energy projects in community. we're taking the wealth created by that energy installation, and we're making sure that it's flowing back to the community itself. if all goes according to plan, this field will generate green energy, solar energy for washington, d. c for the next 2 decades. this is a city that is a leader in green energy using renewable to meet more than 60 percent of its energy needs. now the challenge is to have more of this in more places, every community he and every family can help to save the planet a

hendricks, as the system will eventually pay for itself through the sales of renewable energy credits to the power company. remaining profits will go to a housing charity that co owns the project. we're building clean energy projects in community. we're taking the wealth created by that energy installation, and we're making sure that it's flowing back to the community itself. if all goes according to plan, this field will generate green energy, solar energy for washington, d. c for the next 2 decades. this is a city that is a leader in green energy using renewables to meet more than 60 percent of its energy needs. now the challenge is to have more of this in more places, every community and every family can help to save the planet and save money to boot. congress recently passed climate legislation that includes billions of dollars for clean energy projects with a focus on disadvantaged communities. the goal is to cut u. s. carbon emissions by half by 2030, and roscoe says she's glad to have been drafted. i feel like i'm a part of something. heidi's, jo, castro, al jazeera washington,

> and one of the world's largest private car collectors has added to his fleet. 73-year-old rick hendrick $1.1 million for the first electric 2024 corvette e-ray. he called it a piece of history. the e-ray will go on sale to the public later this year. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> and how many bones would you pay for this dinosaur? a t-rex skeleton sold at auction in zurich for more than $6 million yesterday. it's about 65 million years old. it's called trinity because it was assembled from three different t-rexes. at 38 feet long and 13 feet high, trinity is posed in a ferocious growl. it was bought by a private european collector. >>> up next, live long and prosper. an oscar-winning actor set to star in a new "star trek" spinoff movie. " spinoff movie. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (vo) at the tidy cats innovation

the project cost $5000000.00 covered by investors and government grants. hendrick says the system will eventually pay for itself through the sales of renewable energy credits to the power company. remaining profits will go to a housing charity that co owns the project. we're building clean energy projects in community. we're taking the wealth created by that energy installation, and we're making sure that it's flowing back to the community itself. if all goes according to plan, this field will generate green energy, solar energy for washington, d. c for the next 2 decades. this is a city that is a leader in green energy using renewables to meet more than 60 percent of its energy needs. now the challenge is to have more of this in more places, every community and every family can help to save the planet and save money to boot. congress recently passed climate legislation that includes billions of dollars for clean energy projects with a focus on disadvantaged communities. the goal is to cut you as carbon emissions by half by 2030, and roscoe says she's glad to have been drafted. i feel

he against the backdrop, or the continued isolation of russian athletes. marco hendricks has even sent a petition against that suspension which has already gained more than 6 to half $1006.00 inches. yeah. was thought, don't move 8th well. what has motivated me? i'm natalie and trainer with all my heart and soul. and i worked in germany and also in the russian federation for a couple of years. now i've only positive experiences in both countries. i've met a lot of good athletes and trainers in russian. all russian athletes, just like the athletes of all of the nations, belong in the limbic games and as a train, i also know how much work in training takes to take part in the olympics. russian and bill, russian athletes have invested half of their lives to get to this point to participate in the olympic games. and so i find it absolutely unacceptable to simplex.

hendricks has not resigned yet. the journalists they're talking about the father and the son who are the publisher and the reporters of this newspaper. the curtain gazette news. it served a curtain county for 118 years. 30,000 people live in this county. and this was this weekend's paper that broke the story, the headline county of filming just a little windy here, but you'll see it on the top county officials discussed killing burying gazette reporters. it's quite chilling done. yeah the paper serving the community, but not the officials. thank you, gary tuckman. i appreciate it. in seattle, a synagogue vandalized with anti israel graffiti on sunday, just days before holocaust remembrance state temple dewhurst, sinai's rabbi believes the timing was not a coincidence. seattle police department released footage of the suspect spraying the anti semitic images on the synagogues walls and are now asking for the public's help trying to identify them. seattle's mayor tweeted we will not tolerate anti semitism in seattle,

school. 6 people, including 3 children, were killed in that shooting in the city of nashville, from hendrick. has more of the developments coming out of national justin jones was re nominated in nashville and tomorrow on wednesday, or rather on wednesday in a couple of days. it is very much likely that justin pearson, the other republic or the other democratic member, will also be re appointed to that council. so this is a reaction against the republican super majority, punishing 2 democrats, and in nashville. it was cause for celebration, usually at these demonstrations. the chant is no justice, no peace. in this case, the crowd chanted no justin, no peace. in kentucky, police say a 23 year old man used a rifle to kill 4 people in louisville. it happened inside a banquet. police say the gunman was an employee. several others were injured including a police officer. the gunman was also killed in the shooting. italy's coast guard is conducting rescue operations to save to migrant boats. one vessel with $400.00 on board has been a drift in the waters off the coast of greece and walter. the oth

hendricks and baird bruins out on duty. they're part of a special unit with kathy. caught my eye for the past. 15 years. german and dutch police have been teaming up to patrol the border and fight organized crime, including smash and hall atm robberies. the police are careful not to reveal too much about their tactics. i f. e. good instinct. up here on the autobahn. you only have a few seconds to glance at cars and look inside them unblocked, healthy elder than god in the autumn. what else? but so i have a radio call comes in from the dutch police and the city of n. should i just across the border? i ran out a car with german license plates, has caught their eye the officers speed up to intercepted yaviagiss ill told them over in another 600 meters annual tom. comes in. where are you going home now and the officer searched the vehicle using a sniffer dog thing. one. the dogs are also trained to find explosives. the police do find something, but just cannabis seeds. anyhow, he got no trace of explosives or tools to robin a.

thank you very much, john hendrick forcing on the story for us. go to israel now and have been will protest against plan judicial changes. oh, the plan will give more political control. 2 politicians, the expense of the supreme court. but critics say the amendments could also pose a threat to israel's democracy. and then only a prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced that he would not to fire his development as to you of gallant who would open. he criticized his reforms. comalla, we live like a bit so happy to hon. gerland, a few words about to faint minister gallant home. even in the last few days we worked together and stand together around the clock on all fronts and the face of security challenges. we were disagreements between us even severe disagreements on summer shoes, but i decided to leave with disagreements behind us. gallant remains in his possession and we will continue to work together for the security of the citizens of israel, whose l. a development survey, a group of israelis, including the national security minister of march

oh john, the hendrick joins us live now from chicago. so john, how do we arrive at this point? well, the tennessee legislature was holding a session when 3 lawmakers had had enough with school shootings. justin jones, justin pierson, and a woman named gloria johnson. all 3 of them were on the floor, conducting essentially a protest. and there were people standing in the audience seats who were cheering them along the tennessee legislature, though those are 3 democrats, the legislature, as a republican, super majority. and they were very unhappy with this is, was a protest about a reason school shooting in nashville in which several children were killed. so as these 3 were protesting, republicans were upset about that. and eventually they ousted 2 of the 3 members, only the 2 black men, not the white women. and so what happened today was a reaction to all that justin jones was re nominated in nashville and tomorrow on wednesday. i. 3 or rather on wednesday, in a couple of days, it is very much likely that justin pearson, the other republic or the other democratic member, will al

john, thank you very much for john hendrick. live there in new york city. well, it's not here from chris pilkington, who's a former trump administration winehouse policy advisor. and a former manhattan assistant district attorney is joining us live from washington. d. c, very good to have you with us on al jazeera. so the mystery about the charges is, is finally over and the indictment has been sealed, as we heard. first of all, what is your view of the case is, is a winnable case for the prosecution? thank you so much for having me. you know, as john mentioned this case really is unprecedented. and it's difficult sometimes to separate, particularly in this case, the politics from the prosecution. but at the end of the day, the criminal justice system is one of the most important institutions in the united states. so the case has started, right? so they have the arraignment today. that's the beginning of the case. the next steps will be probably very significant motion practice motion to dismiss motion to change venue, a number of motions, and that will sor

award announced their short list, and unfortunately andriy kurkov and his novel lviv touring by hendricks were not included in it. in long lists, but i drink, there is nothing to be upset about, i think because he also received a lot of different awards during the past year, and after all, how i used to get into different lists, for example gray bees made it to the list of the best books of 2022 from the fall of new york. be sure to read these two books if you haven't read them yet . and regarding and what happened to this extremely dramatic, complex and long-lasting case , let me remind you that in 2021, october 21- in october of the same year, he accidentally killed the cameraman of ukrainian origin, galina gutchens, on the set of the movie rust, and at that time , court cases are ongoing. now , in their statement, the prosecutors have dismissed the charges against him. they say that in connection with the discovery of new facts, but they warn that when they check them, they can reopen the case in general, so far in this story, only dave gold has suffered his punishment - this is the fi

gunman killed the man at a louisville community college and fled. police say it was unrelated, john hendrick, al jazeera. well thing in the us, in the state of tennessee, a democratic lawmaker who is expelled, has not been reinstated. nashville city council voted unanimously to allow justin james to return to the state house on monday. republican politicians expel james and another young black democrat legislator last week over their gun control protest on the house floor. they were demonstrating over the legislatures, stands on gun control, following him shooting at a private school. 6 people were killed in that attack, including 3 children. now the philippines in the us have lost the largest joint military drills more than 17000 forces are participating in the exercises which will take place over the next 2 weeks. chinese government has warned the philippines against granting us access to more military facilities. father below has the latest from manila. turns off the timing here. the international community definitely will be watching closely these values them exercises as they're coming

thank you for that, john hendrick live there in new york. let's discuss this further. now with kurt volker was a former us ambassador to nato and was a key witness in president trump. impeachment trial is focused joining us from washington d. c. thank you so much for speaking to tell me 1st what he thought of what the president, the former president just said now well, and no surprise. we knew that this is the position that he's going to take, and that there is a narrative there, which is that the democrats are weapon ising, the justice system against president trump. so that's the line that he's going to be taking. and then at the same time, the democrats will be taking the line that look, nobody is above the law, even a former president, if it committed a crime, has to be prosecuted. so there's really nothing new in this. what i worry about, as i look at this from a foreign policy perspective, is we have countries around the world where people are prosecuting their predecessors. they are seeking to investigate their political opponents. and they'll be seizing on this

john hendrick has been following the latest developments on the attack. the encounter took only minutes, but the video released by louisville police shows just how quickly and dramatically it unfolded when police encountered a gunman at a louisville bank. a surveillance camera captures a still picture of the gunman inside the building. a 2nd still picture captures that gunman, apparently after shooting several people in the lobby of that building, lying in wait for police to arrive, then police video show cory. busy galloway and nicholas will arrive at the scene. they are immediately fired upon and reversed the car, gather their weapons, and then march up the stairs toward the gunman who was unseen behind the glass of the building. realtors immediately shot later successfully undergoes brain surgery . galloway is apparently also hit, runs down the stairs and is trying to find an angle to engage the shooter. eventually he shoots out the glass and then shoots the gunman yelling. i think he's down. then we see galloway walk past that gunman into the building

john hendrick, live there in new york as we continue to watch pictures, sorta where president trump former president trump has just arrived. he arrived after his hearing in new york earlier. these are life pictures from west palm beach . as you can see, some of his supporters lying the streets there as his moral cade heads towards his private residence at my lago, the former president will be delivering remarks from mar lago in an hour or so i understand, after again, pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts. we will hear from donald trump for the 1st time after the charges were unveiled to date. well, let's discuss all this further now with bruce fine who is a constitutional lawyer and a former us associate deputy attorney general is live from us in washington. d. c, thank you. is live with us from washington d. c. thank you very much both for being with us. and i know you're gonna break all this down for us. 34 counts of falsifying business records in the 1st degree. first of all, how serious are these charges and how strong do you think the prosecution's cases i think we need to evaluate

gunman killed a man at a louisville community college and fled. police say it was unrelated, john hendrick al jazeera. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just 0. now. at least 40 people have been killed in an air strike on a village in northern me and ma thousands more were injured in the attack on tuesday morning. happened during the opening ceremony of an administrative office. 30 chang has more from bangkok. we understand at this, the opening ceremony for this administration, there were more than a 100 people present, including many children and women from the local area was an office of the peoples administration. that's an organization, organized by local defense forces and the national union government, the government in exile in opposition to mammals military genta. at 7 45 in the morning. the crowd was attacked by jets. those were followed by m. i 35 helicopters, the philippines, and us launch their largest ever joint military drills, hold, and 17000 troops all participating in the exercises, which will take place over the next 2 weeks. meanwhile, tensions co

elaine hendricks.ays ask me because it continues to be a favorite, and i think it's because a family movie. but it's a rom-com. dennis quaid was gorgeous, look at him. and people continue to love the show. and so fans ask me all the time, dress like my character now. on twitter, they call it chessy core. >> gen-z is dressing like your character. >> they say it's hot! they say it's hot! >> what do you think about it? >> i never thought it was hot. but you can't see my waist. i would beg nancy myers, let me show my waist. i can't -- and she was like no, no. this is good. and so i remember dennis told me when i was looking like chessy, he said you can't dress like you look in real life because if you're that hot, people are going to say why doesn't he just look in the kitchen? and -- i'm like, he was right! he was absolutely right. so -- but i think that this generation is smarter and they're like no, this is comfy. all right. whatever. you think it's sexy? go for it. >> what is it called? coastal elite.

. >> it's really -- hendrick's >> what about the gin consumer, jim?> what about that poor consumer >> i'm worried about the gin consumer because i thought hendrick's was good and suddenly the kcategory is getting more narrow >> ryan has a gin? >> he sold his gin for $770 million he has a gin >> i'm not following everybody have you sold your mezcal yet? >> stop it that's my wife's mezcal. i'll be signing bottles in houston tomorrow >> are you going to come to work the day after you sell it for a billion? >> you bet i will. even if it's a saturday, i'll come to work i've been coming to work saturday there's nobody here. one saturday i came in and logan roy was there. >> yeah, they spent a lot of time in our building >> tlhere i was i was with shiv in the boardroom. >> the money that "succession" paid got us through the quarter. they spend more for one episode than we do for an entire year. >> someone asked me yesterday about dominion, and i said i think the 4.6% yield is good, and they said, no, the real dominion i said, no, the real dominion is dominio

i was severe, it's john hendrick is following developments from chicago. john, what do we know about this using so far? this is another shooting like so many we've covered here in the u. s. there have been over a 140. this is the $100.00 day of the year. that means there been one and a half mass shootings on every day of this year. and in this case, the government appeared at old national bank and louisville sometime around 8 30 in the morning. that's when police got the call and they arrived within 3 minutes and immediately encountered the suspect. at that time. there was an exchange of gunfire and it appears that one of those who was injured in the hospital was a police officer possibly to. one of them is in critical condition. and we know from governor andy bashir, that 2 of the people that were killed at the scene were personal friends of his close friends. he says, and he says a 3rd was undergoing surgery at that time and he hoped to get that person would survive. so here in a close knit community, this is something that touched even the governor who

john hendrick al jazeera, a democratic politician expelled from the u. s. state of tennessee's legislature, husband re appointed nashville city council voted unanimously on monday to san justin jones back to the state house to fill the vacancy created by his own removal . republican politicians expelled jones and another democrat last week, and after they protested on the house for about the legislature stance on gun control following a mass shooting, we consume sharif reports the march of between project engine hundreds rallied in support of the democratic representative. as he made his way to the tennessee states, to being appointed back to the sea from which he was expelled only a few days earlier. they may get on that we are united, tell me who you're with and i will tell you who you are. you know, we stand together and we will fight together. our tennessee law gets law officials, the power to phone vacancies in the state legislature. the nashville city council voted unanimously to restart jones to office 4 days after republican, stripped him off his

balls, and people who are convicted felons for most of the mental problems never had over to john hendrick. now, who's live for us in the indianapolis? and john oversee the conventions about guns. it's full gun lovers, but it's also about politics. walk us through it. that's right, president trump is a former president. trump is still speaking. this schedule has run long because there been a lot of speakers and inside it's of festive celebration of a kind of lifestyle. a lot of people wearing camouflage. there is a wall of guns that is being raffled off. there's food in there. people are bringing their children, so in a sense this is a kind of celebration of guns and it also happens at a time when u. s. guns laws are not likely to change much. despite all of the mass shootings that we have been reporting that there was a law passed a year ago by congress. the 1st significant gun legislation in 30 years, but it really didn't have any teeth. it didn't take away any guns off the market. it provided funding for school education for a red flag alerts for states that is a learning people that al

john hendrick reports from cincinnati. ah, the meandering ohio river. when's its way through a population of 25000000 from appalachia through the farms of the mid west before emptying into the mississippi. the conservation group, american rivers is named that 1500 kilometers stretch is one of the 10 most endangered waterways in america. there are health advisories, as far as fish consumption from the river is concerned. a lot of mercury pollution still is contaminating fish. we also have contact warnings where people can't normally swim, and fish in the river for the wildlife in the human residence of the ohio river basin, sewage and toxic runoff from farms and industrial plants have taken their toll. this is a working river aligned with power plants burning coal, petrochemical plants, steel manufacturers, and other polluters. each year they dumped 18000000 kilograms of toxic chemicals into the ohio river basin. that's 20 percent of all the chemicals released in american waterways. and that's why it's so dirty. there is ho

in jail administrator larry hendricks.ccording to cnn affiliate the willingham have written at least 30 articles alleging corruption involving the curtain county sheriff's office. they were talking about killing me and my son significant in my life. around it on the recording can be heard talking about digging two holes. holes are here. later these are three done. it doesn't stop there on that same audio recording, the people talking shared their dismay that lynching black people is no longer acceptable. today. what does that. black and you're asking him in the cell. i'd run chair. yeah well, it's not like no mud creek and hang them up with the rope. yeah. but you can't do anything about it. i got more rocks than we got, oklahoma governor kevin stitt told cnn in a statement. he is appalled and disheartened by the comments in the released audio he's calling on the officials to resign. so is ida belle mayor craig young to know that this is 2023. we still have folks who want to live like a 1921 alcohol phone lifestyle. when y

in jail administrator larry hendricks. according to a cnn affiliate, the willingham have written at least 30 articles alleging corruption involving the curtain county sheriff's office they were talking about. killing me and my son. they're insignificant in my life. scientists around goes around it. the people on the recording can be heard talking about digging two holes. deep holes are ever needed escalator. these are three done, and it doesn't stop there on that same audio recording, the people talking shared their dismay that lynching black people is no longer acceptable back a day. what does that. take a black that would harass him in the cell. i'd run chair. yeah it's not like that little mud creek and hang them up with the dam broke. yeah. you can do something about it there. i got more rocks than we got, oklahoma governor kevin stitt told cnn in a statement. he is appalled and disheartened by the comments in the released audio he's calling on the officials to resign. so is i. double mayor craig young to know that thi

a sheriff's investigator, larry hendricks, a jail administrator.ow before you hear this audio, i have to warn you that it is graphic. it is disturbing to hear and that cnn has not been able to independently authenticate this audio and that cnn has also not been able to determine who says what in this audio. what we can tell you is that this conversation was happening. and what they're discussing is what they would do when the encounter a reporter. take a listen. it would like a date. what does that with alan marshall? take a black that whooped, harass and throw him in the cell. i'd run chair. it's not like taking a mud creek and hang them up with the rope. yeah. but you can't do anything about it. i got more action. we got nowhere to dig deep holes are ever needed. escalator mondays are free, doug. we actually going to turn to three hitmen. very quiet. guys would cut no yeah. now all of this is happening in the curtain county, oklahoma, which is about 200 miles south east of oklahoma city. now what's going on there is happening at the newspaper the

not only mark jennings but the sheriff kevin clarity and alicia manning and a jail administrator hendrickse in that recording that you reference. he is accused of making those comments about it's not the way it used to be and referencing lynchings and throwing bodies in mud creek. a local newspaper there, "the mccurtain gazette" had a recording they legally obtained in a meeting and that's where the fallout began. there's actually another article that is scheduled to be published tomorrow and they plan to include a qr code with the entire three hours of that recorded meeting, the first release of audio with clips. >> we're seeing some of the frustration, the anger in that community there. is there any comment yet from the county itself or from mark jennings? >> reporter: when jennings put out his resignation letter to the governor, the governor's office sent it to us, it was sort of strange because it's written -- a handwritten note two sentences on lined white paper that says, here's my resignation, i do plan to release a statement soon. that's the only word we've heard from any of them.

the sheriff's investigator, eric hendricks, the jail administrator.now we want to share with you more audio. but again, we want to warn you that the audio is disturbing that cnn has not been able to independently verify or authenticate this audio and the tnn also has not been able to determine who is saying what in this exchange. take a listen. i don't want to dig deep holes are ever needed escalator. these are three dunks. we actually have known to three hitmen. very quiet guys would cut no no, she . now brianna, that audio is very difficult to and tough to hear what they're talking about violence against journalists. now i should mention that the governor of oklahoma has asked me, which is the oklahoma state bureau of investigation to look into this matter, brianna, there's a backstory here, rosa, tell us how we got here. you know, this is important as you mentioned this is happening in a curtain county, oklahoma in the southeast portion of this state . the paper there is, um, a curtain gazette news and, according to the attorney of that paper, ther

and then the fourth person jail administrator larry hendricks, he works right across the street from us here at the jail. we went to the jail and we met him at the entrance. i'm gary tuchman with cnn. we were hoping we can give you a chance to have your say about these audiotapes. i would love to. uh but right now, i've been advised to give no comments as soon as is told i can make something available if you leave me your number i'll be glad to give him happy to leave you the number but would you admit that that was your voice on these tapes? i've been told to make no conference feel bad about what happened. do you feel bad about the things that were said, sir, i've been instructed to make no , i appreciate you guys stuff and by very polite. i'm just wondering, you can just personally say if you how you feel, though, about it been instructed to make no comment, because this could be a good time to say i'm i'm sorry. i made comments like that. that's not me. that's not who i am. i understand where you're going. instructed to make no comments. so he's playing it cautiously. one person

hendricks has just completed his final round of chemotherapy treatments.had been battling non hodgkin's lymphoma for months. but yesterday he posted this video of himself ringing what is known as the victory belt. here it is. it is. it is expressions there. he thanked his family thanked his friends. you think his medical team saying in the post quote these past five months have been the quickest and slowest of my life being able to ring this victory? bell has been one of the most emotional things i've ever done. on opening day hendrix was listed on the 15 day injured list. it's a sign maybe he could return to the team before june. regardless we're all just so thrilled for him. it doesn't make you choke up. i mean, just listening to it. it does and seeing his expression good for him. congratulations congratulations. what were we saying yesterday? don poppy, you read my mind? you got it right. it solidifies what is important ? we think so many things important. if you don't have your health, then what else? right? your health and your family, your loved ones

they innovators here we see a this has been hendricks at sam taylor's lock no longer extant this would be luck i'm going to get it wrong now right. like 32, i think. thanks, dave. a lot like 32 everybody thinks is a sam taylor but we've got documents that say sam didn't have a beard, but he's sitting in the gear house to lock tenders. they were making about 30 bucks a week. this is better paid to be in a canal or they convert all of their locks to a single tender, an early source of primary source, some court testimony tells us one of the first locks was here in high falls. the building we are in today was purchased by the canal company in 1850 as offices is so i speculate that it's this lock right here if you've got new and you've got an office, you're going to try it nearby, aren't you? but again, this is speculation. you know, henry, edward lamson henry of member of the national wonderful. he formed the crags more. arts colony, and he painted a lot of canal scenes. some of them get mistaken for the erie canal. and i posit he he didn't mind because that just widened the audience for