hertz opens the passenger door while brinkley sprints to the driver's side. >> flames were already to the driver's door handle. i can't go in here and do it safely. we've got to get them out of the passenger side of the car. >> officer hertz unlatches the man's seat belt and pulls him across the passenger seat. the man is arrive but suffers from severe smoke inhalation. >> i've seen dead people that look better. he was gray. his tongue was hanging out of his mouth. i thought he was dead. >> brinkley stays with the victim while hertz races back into the raging inferno. >> we've got one out. we don't know if there's anybody else in there or not. >> the two officers still think there may be more people in the vehicle. >> after clint went back out it really burned fast then and it was nearly totally engulfed at that point. >> facing blistering heat and blinding smoke, officer hertz frantically searches the car for more victims. >> i didn't know if there was still fuel. tires burn for a while. things start to pop and explode. >> suddenly, an explosion rocks the vehicle. >> he stuck his hea

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. >> the he in herritz t gen of the mother, he in hertz the genes ofhe inherits the jeans of the mother to fin this cures and once he is brought home, this ape possesses this extraordinary intelligence beyond that of a normal chimp and decides to keep him at home and decides in sort of a way to keep him there in order to bring his work home with him and gradually the irony is he starts to to humanize will, although he is a chimp, and he becomes a sort of surrogate son but he then grows u conflicted becae he wants to be like human, he wants to aspire to be all of the things we can be but at the end of the day he is still very much an ape. >> rose: okay. roll the tape. is is a clip where caesar is defending charles as he accidentally crashes the neighbor's car. here it is. >> stop! you stop right now! hey! hey! get out of there! get out of the car! what the hell are you doing? get out of my car. i said get out of my car! >> i didn't mean to -- >> answer the damned question. what were you doing? >> i have a car -- >> the police can handle this. stay rht there! stay right there! >> rose: wo

-- i have enough cash that if there's an attack tonight or tomorrow, i know i'll be able to go to hertz or somebody, and i'll be able to negotiate a deal to get a car, and i'll be able to somehow have enough cash to be able to buy gas to be able to get back to depp very. but -- denver. but when you you are of of a grp that your life revolves around a four block area and you are totally dependent upon public transportation, you are totally dependent upon that little grocery store that's at the end of the block, the school's two block over this way, and the church or the synagogue is four blocks the other way, even if, even if mayor had ordered the evacuation of new orleans within the recommended 72 hours prior to it making landfall, asking those folks to somehow get outside of that comfort zone and go to an area where somebody was going to pick them up on a bus and take them to huey long and put them on a 757 or put them on an amtrak train and take them to houston or atlanta or somewhere else would be like asking any of us to leave this room and go to mars. but we can nicing -- recognizi

. >> it is amazing and if you'd like to be a part of this it is at the hertz theater tomorrow.we got word amazing thing to for all of you do. dog wor >> fasten your seat belts for this gritty movie. his teenage son is transitioning from man to woman. not only is this patriarch dealing with with amazing ast and gritty and morales it has that cortines and really amazing. >> a brazil formula one documentary-- >> and perhaps too much racing footage and not enough real storytelling. only 2.5 hats out of my reading. >> henry's garden let us talk about this apple tree. the problem is that you did not see the problem and these apples are developing on the our part of the branches and what is happening is that this particular branch is one to break. >> a perfect example it is going to break. the bulletin of want to prune their trees >> i was across the hall, and noticed that there were even apples can get sunburned. these are really still edible but you want to prune. to shade the fruit. the other problem is that these branches are essentially to getting destroyed. if it is not good for

we made the decision about two years ago to make it a hub for world production of 60 hertz power generation equipment. in order to be competitive in the global market, we have to use high-tech processes. we aren't there is a shortage of folks that can come in and beat machinists. -- we found there is a shortage of folks second gunman and the machinists. we decided to launch a apprenticeship program. germany has a very intensive apprenticeship program. k it is a partnership with the community college here in charlotte. they will work with us and work with the college in the 3.5 your program. when they are done, they will have a two-year degree and be ready to run a machine by themselves for us. host: are you finding a lot of people are eager to participate in your program? caller: yes, there really is a large group of folks that have decided they will not go on and get their four-year degree in would like to get into a track of a technical skill, but there is not a lot of opportunities to do that. there are a lot of people interested. we're starting up slow, only six students in this first p

at 10-hertz, 10 of the 12 neurons in less than two leaders of volume in two leaders of mass, we can, in fact, operate in very dynamic environments, reconstruct a path, the path prediction and, in fact, operate entirely day today. and, in fact, we learn over time and we can do this time and time again. so there is an example, but taking this and apply it to our uavs and applying it to these remarkably exquisite sensors that are being built is the challenge of the day. as i visited the joint operation centers in both milan and kandahar last year, i was impressed by first of all i was impressed by the servicemembers that were there. but i was impressed by the operational assets that we had on the flight home. i was really impressed by the processing and exploitation sales we had in each of the centers. they were manned by individuals come in many cases scientists and engineers that had to really understand the features of video feeds and the other sensor feeds that we were using day in and day out. the problem is that doesn't scale. the problem is i can build sensors with far greater ag