that's linda's zang. the reason she's in all those videos, including -- the race and she's in all these, she is the chief engineer in charge of the electric ford f-1:50. the chief engineer for the vehicle that can do more to change that compostable engine, then anything else since the invention of the combustible engine. if what she has done works, and crucially, if it is better than what has come before it, if what ford has done is bill the 40 1:50 that's all electric, that is better than ford f-1:50's that are powered by gas, this will change the game. this will change the climate, literally. this will change america's relationship to the internal combustion faster than anything else could. that one vehicle, it will make that big a difference. linda zang's labor of love here with her team at ford, could be one of the turning point of it -- inventions that actually catapult us forward technologically. not in an incremental way, but really all at once. joining us now is linda zang she is the chief enginee

. >> good evening, linda zang is amazing to turn the f 150 to len len -- electric. >> to have linda zang the ford engineer to do this and letting her have that moment to tell us how it all happen was wonderful to see. >> oh, thank you. i am a car person, i am obsessed with this stuff and every detail that they revealed today and the weight of the battery and the chassy that sits on top of it and her talking about the way that could be used as a generator, all is fascinating to me. nothing is more fascinating than meeting the woman who's been in charge of it. whether you are a car person or not, it is an important moment. >> the attorney general news out of new york is a very big turn for donald trump. for the attorney general to be saying what had been a civil investigation is now a criminal investigation, what we don't know is how long it has been a criminal investigation. the fact that, that statement came out tonight does not mean it is a new development and so a criminal investigation by the state attorney general, new york state, a criminal investigation, we already know it is crimi

here to discuss is linda zang, ford's chief engineer behind the ford electric game changing f-150 lightningcgyver all having played a role in your career development. how? >> well, those are my childhood favorites in terms of tv shows, and they all had really good automobiles inside. whether it's kit or the knight ryder and also problem solving. i really loved those shows and that is where kind of my passion for the automobile came from in a way. and this lightning is just so exciting and i'm so glad to be here to share that with you. >> linda, i showed the footage a moment ago of the new electric pulling a million pounds. what i didn't show was my favorite part. i'm going to run the clip and then ask you to discuss. roll it, guys. >> i've got one major thing that i still haven't told you yet. you guys ready? w woo-hoo! 50i >> come on. >> no way. >> this prototype is all electric. >> we know the slogan, right? which is built ford tough. how difficult is it going to be to convince, you know, these macheesemo guys, hey, this electric truck is cool? >> well, i think that is exactly what we sta