josé manuel pérez rodriguez is a coal engineer and now edp's head of hydrogen conversion. se we already have the electric connections. we already have the water. we are next to the sea, next to the port to make exports of the hydrogen produced. we think it makes a loof sense. eric: it's not just the falling costs of clean energy that are driving the change; it's the rising cost of carbon. in 2005, europe introduced the world's first international emissions trading scheme. in may the price doubled to $80 a ton, sending electricity prices soaring. josé: the main cost of producing electricity with coal is the co2. so there are market reasons and environmental reasons that are linked. and, of course, the investors are demanding us that we make this change. eric: well, you grew up in asturias, a coal region, you're a coal engineer, could you have ever imagined this happening? josé: no, never. no, when i started 20 years ago, it was all around the coal. i mean, gasification of coal, making fuels from coal, making power plants from coal. so, and i studied, as well, the pv technolo

josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore.eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out.

josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anynymore.the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out.

immigration overall has been a drag on the whole economy, as measured by gdp, estimates researcher jose ivan rodriguez. >> the impact of not having enough immigrant workers, it was around 1.1% per year in 2020 and 2021, around roughly $200 billion. if we do not have enough workers, we cannot produce. if we cannot produce, people cannot have access to goods and services. paul: the shortage of immigrants is especially acute in sectors like personal care that rely on them. >> 80% of our staff are foreign born. paul: adam lampert runs a dallas, texas, senior care company. >> we're open every single day. we want peop to call us. the reality is, is that the people who answer the call are immigrants. paul: but there aren't enough of them to fill care jobs. for several reasons, including a clogged immigration processing system. >> it's that our government is backlogged and that they don't have the resources to address the visas, which are central to employment. paul: another issue -- a new legal ruling that's made the future of the deferred action for childhood arrivals, daca, uncertain. >> at least 20% of ou

>>> there is so much more of our conversation with jurdd apatow and our sitdowns with jose andres and alex rodriguez. you can catch the full interview on hbo max. thank you for watching and join us every sunday night to find out "who's talking" next. >> announcer: the follows is a cnn special report. ♪ ♪ >>> may 2nd of this year, a spring morning no hint of what is to come that night. the nine justices of the supreme court attend a memorial service for one of their own, the late john paul stevens. the end of the court's term is just weeks away. >> the whole host of consequential decisions to ter comes to an end. >> is this the end of roe v. wade. >> of law and life. >> at the services the judges call themself as happy family. beneath the surface, there is much more to the story. >> they're not only not getting along with each other. they don't like each other. >> it is a court at war with itself. and in the center stands chief justice john roberts. >> john roberts is someone who is used to winning. >> he's very much a just dicial conservative. >> not a fan of roe v. wade. >> but the set is keenly aw

these people, by the way, are also not easy former director of santos aidillio rodriguez ex-president and blaugran and joséomeu sandra rossel and the player's parents recall their company dis, which owned 40% of the rights to the player , claim to have received less than a percentage. what she was supposed to do, since most of the transaction amount was hidden, the prosecution believes that the parties did not disclose the real compensation figures in order to pay less taxes, and the organization estimated the shortage at plus or minus 50 million euros. neymar was brief in his testimony in court and insisted on the fact that he was only focused on the number one game my father does everything i did not participate in the negotiations. i only sign what he tells me to sign the spanish prosecutor's office demands for neymar a two-year detention and fines of 10 million euros. but the company s went. far further so the organization is asking for five years in prison for a thirty-year-old striker and a fine. in the amount of 149 million euros, as for the rest of the defendants in the case, the prosecutor's offic

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mariners astros game to julio rodriguez grounds one towards the whole jose altuve is there to make thethrow shades of derek jeter was very nice, very pretty play about field. it was way out there, throwing across his body astros win 4 to 2 and they lead the series two games to none. they can wrap it up saturday in seattle. all right, thank you. all right, thanks for watching. we have a great rest of the night. good night. t. [ indistinct arguing ] instead of saving every episode of "the bachelor," why don't you just hit yourself on the head with a sledgehammer?! dad, turn down that song! [ hall & oates' "i can't go for that" plays ] ♪ no can do ♪ the kids had a friday off of school, so we picked up manny and went to our favorite pancake place-- relaxing. mitchell, hi. what?! oh, have him tell cam i'll pick him up for racquetball in an hour. i can't even hear him it's so loud. can everybody just shut up?! i hate it. [ music stops ] sorry about that. anyway... [ cellphone ringing ] hello. gil: hello. is this phil dumpster? what do you want, gil? got to be kidding me. hang on. [ gil speak

of mariners fans on hand game two of their division series, third inning, julio rodriguez grounds one towards the whole jose beautiful play their jump throw to first for the out. in the end of the end of the great play by altuve looks like derek jeter, right there to help out his picture. framer valdez. you're done. alvarez has fans, and that's because he was the hero in game one, and he's the hero again. right on cue. sixth inning, alvarez takes luis castillo deep the other way. and that is a home run. alvarez families loving it. astros win 4 to 2. they lead the series two games to none. game three is in seattle on saturday. and our dunk of the preseason. it's only preseason, but we've got to show you some highlights, right check this out a poster ization to show you it's l. a clippers rookie from france's from paris, france. it's pretty sweet. his name is moussa diabate. look at that. he gets up and over the guys dunking over. should i mention his name? i don't know is that jack white don't want to throw them on. throw him under the d a body, but but that's who he is. quite quite poor jack white had a lit

intense seattle mariners fans on hand for game two third inning julio rodriguez grounds villains towards the whole look at how joseng a beautiful play. jump throw allah derek jeter. he kind of made that famous to get the out. ah back of picture framer valdez. jordan's alvarez has some fans and right on cue in the sixth inning, alvarez takes luis castillo deep the other way to the crawford boxes for a two run home run. his family is loving it. the astros win 4 to 2. the series two games to none, and game three, is in seattle on saturday. baseball playoffs in full swing. obviously out here, not sure who to root for who we know who to root against, i guess in the baby alvarez. oh have a series already. he's playing the astros are one of the favorites as you well know, dusty baker. you think i would escape looking for that world series as a over the astros? kind of because of the whole, you know, they're in the aids division the cheating scandal, but i root form simply for the very reason that you just said dusty baker. i wanted to win a title. that would be nice to see great. he deserves one 49ers. a lot of injuries

at roma, josé mourinni opened the pao de bala for the argentinean in the italian capital of great hope, but the team from seville answered with two goals from rodriguez41-year-old khaki was not marked by effective actions, he spent exactly an hour on the field. and a little more about belarusian football, the best coach of the country last season, the vampire continues to be out of work in an exclusive interview with our tv channel the coach noted that there were proposals, but the matter did not come to concrete steps in terms of signing the contract. now the coach is studying for the pro category, at the same time he is following the outcome of the national championship, the coach is not surprised by the leadership of the energy player in the season for me, this is expected , let's say it is expected for the simple reason that now this year the flow of football players was enough at the beginning of the year there were enough football players left and let's say so the overall level of the tournament. it averaged out, and, accordingly, once the overall level of the tournament averaged out, but the first place goes, probably, training, work skill ski

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