you know, elon musk, who runs tesla, elon musk has a brother named kimbal musk, which also happens toe the name of a new cologne i'm marketing and kimbal paid a visit to the fox business channel this morning where he gave the hosts of the show a lot less than i guess he bargained for. >> thank you for having me here. i'm so excited about plant a seed day. >> hold on, hold on, i know you want to get to plant a seed day, i understand entirely, kimbal. however -- >> i am excited about azing. >> i know you are. look, you are on the board at tesla and you've got a new chair, okay? have you heard anything from her? is she laying down the law? >> i am so happy for the future of tesla. on march 20, 2019, we're going to do a plant a seed day. we're going to get a thousand families. >> oh, come on. >> a million families. >> i don't need to know you're very happy about the future of tesla. i want to know what ur new chair is doing at tesla on the board. >> what i'd like to share is i am so happy about the future of tesla and plant a seed day will be a way for companies across america to particip

mob still runs the show it's an interesting statement can you tell us a little bit about war in the kimball incident and what led it to being a place with such a. dark and questionable history with the police. well worn is like many other small towns in america it's unchanging there's a concentration of power and the police were not questioned and my investigation showed that. these problems went back decades and that the black community had been talking about them for ages but nobody would listen and it took a outsider as well as a viral video to bring attention to this small town but what i learned was that there are many towns just like warren whose problems are been swept on the road. so it's not like mayberry anymore as you're thinking you know well what we've all been told about small town america. interesting can you tell us a little bit about i guess about war and steubenville and how they differed in terms because there were two it's as i talk about the campbell incident in warren which was a big it made national headlines actually c.n.n. ran the video at you know viral in the day

. >> anthony: the foreman, the mine in kimball. >> watch your head. >> anthony: so this is all our steelt of a miner is 60% greater than the average weight of all labor in the united states. that's phenomenal. >> anthony: wow. >> the people of mcdowel county want mine jobs. >> there is no bar. >> anthony: wow. >> we want to gather for the opportunity and keeping us safe. amen. >> amen. >> what do you got? >> oh, i may put my sandwich back here if you got bare meat. >> that's delicious. >> >> anthony: do you think the country as a whole understand the coal business and what it is all about? >> no. >> when you travel from new york to here whether you are on a boat or plane or car, it is because of a mine. >> anthony: mine causes damage of the environment. what can't be grown must be mined. there ain't no cell phone without mines some where. >> anthony: anybody think it is going to come back big time like 30 years ago? >> my personal opinion, every time a republican's in it, it goes up. >> anthony: this used to be a solidly democratic state. what do you think trump attractive, three times m

>>reporter: jill and bill kimball moved to paradise a year ago from the east bay. they were living the dream in retirement. >> that is my corvette that is in the garage. >>reporter: on wednesday, they had to leave in a hurry. they gathered up their pets in their rv, but they could not find one of their cats named hank. >> i just, just one. i couldn't find him. it's hard thinking about him. it's just been a nightmare, actually. because i don't think we have a house. >> exhausted. really, just really tired. i didn't sleep well last night. >> i guess it's just too good to be true. paradise lost. >>reporter: by midafternoon, there were 250 people here, and more keep coming. capacity is for 500 people, not counting those coming in rvs. >>reporter: many people from paradise had harrowing escapes, but fewer as heart melting as joe allen's. he was driving through fire well trying to reassure his 3- year-old daughter, olivia, who was in the backseat. >> we are not going to catch on fire. okay? we're going to stay away from it. >>reporter: at one point, he sings to her. >> b

david: kimball musk is not as well known as his brother he on.e gave a bizarre interview to varney. stuart: you are on the board of tesla. >> i'm happy for the future of tesla. we are going to get a thousand families, a million families. stuart: i don't need to know you are happy about the future of tesla. i want to know what your new chair is doing on the board. >> i'm so happy about the future of tesla. david: kudos to stuart for not take that from tesla. should a guy this like this be on tesla's board? >> should he be on television is the question. >> tesla investors should sell today at 3s 50. should sell and stay the heck away. >> tesla has a good board. ' steve german is on the board. investors let elon musk get away with a lot of stuff. the deal with solar city from the cousins of eve on musk is the problem. >> this is a live or die by one maps strategy. you either believe elon musk can do this or you don't. rich, do you agree with me or am i wrong about that? >> i think he's steve jobs reincarnated. when he swings the big bapt it will be

i like to first start off by thanking program committee, especially lionel kimball for allowing this opportunity to put this session together. i want to give a big thanks to the entire executive board, especially executive secretary sylvia cyrus and last but not least, president abigail for her leadership and for this session in particular. the theme for this year's conference recognizes the centennial of the end of the first world war. the war would define the 20th century and still continues to reverberate today. over 20 million people died and millions more after 1918 as the fires lit by the war continued to burn. world war 1 is traditionally tasked as a european affair. frequently minimized, treated as tangential or included altogether on peoples of african descent and african-americans in articular. the great war transformed black america. an argument can be made that the first world war was the seminal event of african-americans in the 20th century, one that set the course of black social, political and economic life from its african mask to the present. the war was a moment of

two he is in the story gets you've moved into a world of extraordinary chambers in the courts of kimball you want to stay were all the commercial overthrown and i was shocked and horrified by all that was hidden from. the torture centers killing fields every aspect of starvation there in force lane for the rapist and of course in their interest to think that the murder it's all on the record now.