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reporter: the film is based on the 2019 novel "nickel boys."n a grim reality. the real life dozier school for boys. a reform school run by the state of florida from 1900 to 2011 finally close after hundreds of black men came forward to tell of abuse, including floggings, forced labor and forensic anthropologists covered human remains in unmarked graves. how did ross see his role? >> have to give it to cinema and see what it wants to do with it which is often different from what language wants to do with it or lend language. -- linguistic language. >> what's cinema wants to do with her, that's an interesting term. >> i went to interesting to the character with mykael wright are of course and figure out what is the most visceral -- the most open ended and the most unconscious way, ephemeral way and visible way to convey the information? reporter: working with cowriter jocelyn barnes and cinematographer joe mover a, draws give cinematic life to two young men in 1960's florida, with the civil-rights movement in the background, rampant racism in the

jeffrey: in the film "nickel boys," it is we who are asked to look.aid what we have here is a classic miscarriage of justice. jeffrey: forced to look at the world through the eyes of two young black men living in an often brutal time and place in the jim crow south. the camera perspective is from the point of view of the characters themselves, not us looking at them. actor: where'd you come from? jeffrey: director ramell ross. ramell ross, writer and director: to do this means that you're aligning the subjectivity of the audience with the subjectivity of the character. and that seems to be an undeniable way to get into the truth. jeffrey: the film is based on the 2019 pulitzer prize-winning novel, "the nickel boys" by colson whitehead, who based his fiction a grim reality, the real-life dozier school for boys, a reform school run by the state of florida from 1900 to 2011, finally closed after hundreds of black men came forward to tell of abuse, including floggings, forced labor, even killings. and forensic anthropologists uncovered human remains in un

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we have seen that with the cm and more recently with nickel.china used its dominance to flood the market. there is work that can be done between canada and the u.s. and probably australia and a few others to create some mechanism around the price flow that will give the business certainty as such that you can actually attract capital. there are very specific projects that if we made the decision to jointly invest we can pull forward. germanium is one example of that. we have done some co-investing over the last couple years with the u.s. department of defense. there is a lot more we could do. it would help to alleviate the strategic vulnerability that is huge for the united states in critical member -- minerals because virtually all of them now are coming from china mr. goldwyn: there has been talk of a strategic minerals reserve either on the u.s. or canadian side to support that. we don't have -- one of the reasons we don't have many critical minerals produced in the u.s. is the challenge of regulating and permitting and stakeholder considera

those five cent nickels cost over $0.13, almost $0.14 to make each one. the u.s. mint says that during the 2024 fiscal year, they pumped out 3.2 billion pennies and just 202 million nickels to meet demand from retailers, the mint would probably need to print an additional 850,000 nickels, which would then wipe out the savings of eliminating the penny and actually wind up costing the united states $78 million more. still, some argue it may be time to put the penny out to pasture. the national association of convenience stores says that eliminating pennies could actually speed up transaction times, as an example, canada actually stopped using their pennies back in 2013. if president trump wants to do the same, that would take an act of congress. we'll have to wait and see if ditching the penny is going to be a priority on capitol hill. still plenty more news to come on news central. coming up, hunting for intel on mexican drug cartels. find out how the united states military is stepping up the use of spy planes along the southern border. we'll be right back. >> the

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and canada supplies critical minerals like geranium bump, nickel, copper, and graphite.the building blocks of a range of american economic sectors including defense. typically the alternative source of supply is china. let me address concerns about the trade deficit between our two countries. when you break it down you look at non-energy-related trade and the u.s. has a surplus of over $50 billion. the united states is a net exporter to canada of manufacturing goods, particularly motor vehicles and parts. hampering industries with an american trade surplus would cheaply disrupt industries where the united states already exports more to canada. as i noted, parts go back and forth often seven or eight times before a car is complete and for which there are no easy alternatives. it would make these things more expensive while not supporting a rebalancing of the trading relationship and in the case of energy the current trade balance also already provides the u.s. an advantage. by leveraging canada's resource abundance to obtain at low

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young values of nickel plastics, particularly we gave them ice micro plastic particles and found that they accumulated in the live a for example use of our phones. and we will say detected them in smaller concentrations and pump tissue and even in the hot homes. and that's how i've been out since we saw an increase in inclement tree mas loans. fact one in the same thing happens in all cells for the specific emails and ones on send. the experiments also show the test as already information. for example, in the go to lift the micro plastics appear to make it was reset just a little light for the wells are investigating the links between micro plastics and health issues and the connections are becoming increasingly apparent. micro plus 6 phones and testicles have been linked to a decline and fatality deposits in the corrupt $2.03 increase the risk of halter tax strikes. my group of 6 also seemed to irritate and over to the adult micro biome pulse. it goes up to 5 millimeters close as mike cr plastics. the relatively logic particles usually passed through the go undefeated under ex greete

it costs more to make the nickel actually than it's worth. you might have to do a nickel. know that i will get rid of the nickel. here is what i think. businesses are going to adapt, consumers will adapt. people will want to make a big deal about no, this could be an inflation -- they are doing it with everything. settle down. be okay. we will be okay if we don't have the penny. >> it will be on apple pay and apple will be a bank in our lifetime. >> no business takes cash anymore anyway. >> a taxi driver loves a tip in cash. >> when it comes to straws. trump is serious about mount rus rushmore. nobody likes a paper straw. nobody got behind this and we have no way to quantify how it helped us. turtles ate plastic straws. i'm sure we could do a better job to let us enjoy our beverages. i'm all trump on this. >> we'll take a call today. take the 99th turtle. >> dana: thank you so much. >> bill: sean duffy is on the ground in clyde, north carolina 30 minutes west of asheville during that area. how the trump administration now is putting new focus on the area about five months

and that's where the nickel comes into play.duce a nickel though, it costs 13.8 cents to do so. and the treasury would have to produce about 2 to 2.5 million more nickels in order to make up for the price. in order to make up for the penny going out of circulation. so you end up spending a little bit more on the nickel to get rid of the penny. but overall, as you said, there is support for getting rid of that loose change. people not too fond of pennies, but it definitely is going to change the way consumers spend. and potentially, as you said, fill the prices of things. >> yeah, i mean, look, let's be honest, when was the last time you used a penny? >> i was going to use one for this live shot. and then of course, i forgot it. so there's a lost penny for you out of circulation. >> and that would have been the most. you've used a penny and probably years, maybe this year. it's fascinating. from, like an actual cost price. the actual benefit perspective. appreciate the reporting as always, my friend. thanks so much. >> thanks. >>

but the experts say that if we lose the penny, we'd need to make more nickels, and nickels are more expensiverease in nickel production would not only wipe out the savings we get from eliminating the penny, it would actually cost more than if we keep the penny. and if you understood that, you've probably never bankrupted a casino. [ laughter ] either way, one way or another, trump's going to make sure that at the end of this -- we're penniless. [ laughter ] whereas he is making a fortune. on trump's crypto coin, his family and their partners have already pocketed a hundred million dollars from trading fees. just those trading fees. they stand to make billions on the coin itself. nobody seems to have a problem with this. if anything, others seem to be focused on trying to figure out how to do it themselves. i've seen -- >> guillermo: do you have money? but you want so much money? bro, it's me, guillermo, from "the guillermo and jimmy show." i'm launching my own coin, the g-mexi coin. we all want to be rich! >> how does it work? >> who cares? i'm feeling -- >> famous. >> guillermo: anyone can i

well let's discuss this further with a panel of guests today who are joining us in robi, we have nickel davis, monday. it was such with the east africa peace and security governance program at the institute for security studies in k tenants, south africa, crystal oldest son as a journalist for the african report, a quarterly magazine that focuses on african politics and economics. she spent a decade reporting from conflict zions on the continent and in new york you can get at a go k is editor of summit for africa, part of the seminal global news website. thank you. all 3 of you for joining us. maybe stop. i think about time with you crystal, because it's being a greeting situation in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo for years and years and years. but rarely is it being as bad as this. absolutely. james . we see thousands of people being displaced. we see hospitals overrun, and i think it's a humanitarian tragedy that these unfolding last year, this time we were talking about this. it's been an issue literally for almost 50 years. and these being very little effort to

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it's almost $0.14 per nickel produced.ickels because they're going to be the smallest unit, it actually is going to increase costs for the government. >> it's still not clear if it's within the president's power to end the minting of the pennies. >> well, president trump, he instructed the department of justice to fire all remaining u.s. attorneys appointed by president biden. the doj has already fired the top federal prosecutor based in san francisco. in his first interview since losing his job, former u.s. attorney izzy ramsey spoke with ktvu political reporter greg lee about what he's proud of, what's next, and what he's seeing at the doj. >> it really was an honor of a lifetime, and it was unique for me, having grown up here as well. >> ismael izzy ramsey, reflecting on his nearly two years serving as u.s. attorney for the northern district of california. among his priorities, while the region's top federal prosecutor and all hands on deck approach to cracking down on fentanyl, dealers. >> lives are being lost. we're b

west, east nickel and luck of it's good to see many thanks for joining us on the program today. so on the one hand was seeing such positive steps forward towards potentially ending the ukraine. conflicts with the start to shift the in approach is called the head spinning. why do you think donald trump decided against the telling americans european allies that he was going to hold these direct talks with a lot, but it's not to my piece of well, i think he said he's not pretending as this was. that was the case before, and donald trump, producers, he's not pretending that if he's negotiating with europeans and then the other countries, the weight always has happened is that washington take decisions. it pretends that it's to get its allies on board with it, and then it goes into the negotiations shop. doesn't want to waste time in red tape . and so he's going directly to the point. and he's been very clear during his campaign that he wanted to negotiate piece with restaurant that he wanted to end the war in ukraine. he recognized himself that us was responsible for this war. i thi

let's take out the nickel to make it cost $0.13. for every nickel, it's $0.03 for every penny.id of the nickel while we're at it. but i think it's a it's a it's a no brainer home run idea. this is one where i think trump will get solid support. >> in that new cbs yougov poll we talked about. they asked how americans would describe the president. 69% tough, 63% energetic, 60% focused, 58% effective. how much do you think of this can be attributed to? he is his own message, right? he markets himself and his agenda essentially as one thing. >> you know, and all the presidential campaigns have done, chris, the most important attribute, which is more important than actual policies that people vote on, is the perception of strength. that's why donald trump has always done well. that's why biden had a problem. he was just not. even though they're relatively the same age people didn't. you just saw biden as being infirm and not being strong. and even though trump is old, he is energetic. i mean, he's tweeting at 3:00 in the morning. so that's the sort of thing that that's why people vo

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let's build a fortress, we have the critical minerals and the energy in the aluminum and the nickel inmake sense. it's going to create inflation of both countries. you know what happens, inflation and interest rates go up 9 million americans every day wake up in the morning to produce products for ontario alone not to mention the other providence were the number one trading partner, the number one customer as i say export destination to 17 states -- just ontario. his 28 across the entire country but i have to tell you i love the u.s. and i love americans and so did canadians this is absolutely unnecessary. all the costs are going up about countries. there will be layoffs in both countries, this is not worth it, let's work together. liz: you have fighting words, you said come midnight if there is no result that comes out that is positive from the mexican style discussion that happened earlier today that maybe there is a pause on the tariffs for 30 days you will yank liquor made in the usa from all of the government liquor stores the way it works in ottawa everything that's important goe

argued that the decrease in the production of pennies would lead to an increase in the production of nickels. the old five cent coin actually costs about $0.14 to make, which makes it even less efficient than the penny. >> hey, ray, look, this week's. hottest new release, $0.99. >> but the real question would be rounding, since items could no longer cost, say, $0.99 or four easy payments of 1999 without pennies. what companies now round up or round down to make this work? there are arguments for both sides, but when canada got rid of their penny in 2012, its government instructed companies to round, in a, quote, fair and transparent manner. now, does president trump and his treasury secretary have this kind of power? technically speaking, it is congress who oversees the mint's operations. but experts have weighed in and said that it's not totally clear if a president can just stop the production of a coin. oh we'll see. >> you know. >> we have some interesting facts here about the penny that i did not know. the average penny only lasts about 25 years. i didn't realize that. did you know that

it's almost $0.14 per nickel produced. to be the smallest unit, it actually is going to increase costs for the government >> now, it's still not clear if it's within the president's power to end the minting of the penny or any coin. and electric trucking startup is selling off its assets after going bankrupt. nikola corporation is down to $47 million in cash, and efforts to keep the business going have failed. the arizona based company says it was once valued at almost $30 billion. but several scandals, including its founder being convicted in 2022 for misleading investors about the company's technology, has all led to the downfall. starbucks rolling out new cup designs in 14 states, including here in california. starbucks switched from its transparent, single use plastic cup to an opaque white compostable cup. starbucks says it's working towards the goal of sustainability and plans to use all compostable, recyclable or reusable cups by 2030. so we'd like to know what you think we're asking this morning. does sustainabilit

it's that everything is centered on gas prices go up a nickel big open nickel now make up a dollar thel u.s. refinery active. two more refineries maybe three. don't have enough refineries the lesson was built in 1977. when candidate talks about saber rattling red cut off energy to america it is preposterous that the best oil out there, the crazy thing is a lot of got us a lot of it overseas because we cannot refine it. we don't ever want any country ever was on this the hard with your covered, to hold back any resources that we can produce ourselves in this case we are blessed why not take advantage of it question but that's one thing i would add quickly president trump could do this if he is watching let's push u.s. refineries we need to beg once maybe somewhere in the midwest and some are in the east coast too. >> a few nuclear power plants. >> a lot of those put all of the above but the thing is we've got this for the going to build that of the powerful is because of the ai story but that's happening fast and furious that's driving the stock market. but remember you places like cali

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. >> it feels more like nickel to. >> using a precious metal analyzer. we got our answers. >> we see we have predominantly copper, a little bit of iron, a little bit of nickel, and just trace amounts of other metals, cobalt and silver. there is effectively no silver. i would say you could just use this as a paperweight. >> the golden eagle. >> we have the almost the whole middle of the periodic table here, but no gold, no value here. >> not even a dollar. >> not even a dollar. no. >> i was angry. now i laugh about it because it's not real. it just isn't real. >> not real and too good to be true. chandler says in all things money, you can bet your last dollar. when that's the case. >> you just run as fast as you can. >> wesley skelton didn't get very far with the seller they haven't responded to. seven on your side investigates. either. the credit card processor agreed to refund a couple of his purchases that were within the last 30 days. he says he got about $600 back for seven. on your side investigates melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> if it's too go

in 1857, the coin got smaller and became 88% copper and 12% nickel., the penny is primarily zinc with some copper. it wasn't until 1909 that president abraham lincoln was put on the penny. he was the first president to be featured on a coin, and it was in honor of his 100th birthday. so this is a bit of a tribute to the penny and to this presidents day weekend. and of course, happy birthday to george washington, too. washington was added to the quarter for his 200th birthday in 1932. that's it for this edition of matter of fact, i'm soledad o'brien, and i'll see you back here next week. to watch more stories like this anytime, head to matteroffacttv. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 9

. >> feels more like nickel to. >> using a precious metal analyzer.answers. >> we see we have predominantly copper, a little bit of iron, a little bit of nickel, and just trace amounts of other metals, cobalt and silver. there is effectively no silver. i would say you could just use this as a paperweight. >> the golden eagle. >> we have the almost the whole middle of the periodic table here, but no gold, no value here. >> not even a dollar. >> not even a dollar. no. >> i was angry. now i laugh about it because it's not real. it just isn't real. >> not real and too good to be true. chandler says in all things money, you can bet your last dollar. when that's the case. >> you just run as fast as you can. >> wesley skelton didn't get very far with the seller they haven't responded to. seven on your side investigates. either. the credit card processor agreed to refund a couple of his purchases that were within the last 30 days, but he says he got about $600 back for those. >> at least something. but in general, if you're going to buy something for $59, exp

our high-grade nickel that we ship down to the u.s. >> would those potentially be sectors that you could would target, then? >> everything's on the table. absolutely everything. nothing's off the table right now. >> ontario premier ford. >>> tonight, israel says prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet with president trump at the white house on tuesday. in the region today, another hostage release by hamas, including an american-israeli held for 15 months. cbs' elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. ♪ >> reporter: hugs don't come any tighter. keith siegel's daughters didn't look as if they'd ever let go. earlier they'd watched their dad being paraded onto a stage in gaza city by hamas before being handed over to the red cross. in tel aviv's hostage square, emotional israelis watched his safe return. two more hostages were released today, too. ofer kalderon, kidnapped from his kibbutz on october 7th, 2023. the family that greeted him included two kids who knew firsthand what he'd just been through. they'd been hostages, too, but were freed in the first exchange. also released was yarden en b

value in donations and losing the one-cent coin would cause merchants to raise prices to the next nickelet rid of the penny. that it just was not at all necessary. lots of countries do without them and do just fine. >> reporter: if the trump administration is able to stop the minting of new pennies, it wouldn't be without precedent in the u.s. in 1857, congress discontinued the half-cent coin. some of those coins can fetch hundreds or thousands of dollars from collectors. meaning even in a post-penny world, a penny saved could end up being more than a penny earned. brian cheung, nbc news. >> yeah, so much for our thoughts, and good luck that a penny brings sometimes, right? thanks for watching. i'm frances rivera. i'm frces vei i'm tom llamas in new york. stay right there. more news on the way. >>> another deadly plane crash. this time in arizona. one person killed and

. >> if i like you enough to let you stay in my house for a week, it kind of feels a little nickel and dime to be like. oh, but andre used the nice shampoo like you. >> well. >> i. >> mean, but it slept. >> on my couch. you ate my food. you used my. >> maybe you buy that that shampoo specifically. >> so this was. >> a roommate situation, right? it's not quite like having someone stay at your house. >> i don't buy the nice stuff i used to. and then my son started. >> and i sometimes. >> sometimes some people buy the nice. that's what works for them, right? and that's fine, but, you know. but it's expensive, so you can't keep buying it just because someone else wants to use the. >> nice stuff. right, i agree. >> seriously. >> i agree. all right. >> let's swing out to our meteorologist rosemary oroczo here. you have been tracking the weather. i know you just came in. was your drive somewhat treacherous or was it okay? >> it was a slick one. you're going to have to be a road warrior out there today, guys. the wind and the rain continuing through the morning hours and the afternoon commute

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