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skin the tesla brand may be the most famous electric car maker in the world but auto mechanic elvira o'dell of pots and computer scientist hector rhea's may be the most ingenious for the last decade the pair of and transforming old gas guzzling exhaust spewing beaters and mexico city into environmentally friendly zero emissions electric cars and it's testament their ability it's reported that they can convert an older guzzler into a green friendly masterpiece and roughly a week they do this in an effort to help cut down on mass of mexico city's massive pollution problem caused in part by the estimated three point five million cars carrying the city's twenty million residents and while the pair have only been able to complete twenty cars over the last decade for them it's the answer. to go green and the ingenuity to truly take the motto of reduce reuse recycle to heart for a good story good story let's love those two guys you like so why not change the world differently you were little to do are those our show for you today everybody remember everyone in this world we are not told we are lov

for the death of caden o'dell, guilty. >> this was an absolutely horrible, numbing experience.en my knees. >> it was like the whole courtroom, i felt like, everyone just cried about it. >> how did she look, mary, when she was led off to jail? your little girl? >> she looked very stunned. she didn't look back. >> just a week after that verdict, justine winter marked her 18th birthday in a jail cell. and then came sentencing day. and everyone wondered, would justine finally tell erin's husband, her family, what they desperately wanted to hear? in your ideal world, what would you like to hear from justine? >> to be sorry for what she took from us, because it was -- it was huge. >> but just before sentencing, the family received this -- a statement written by justine. and it wasn't even close to what they were looking for. in it, she called herself a miracle who was wrongly convicted of a horrific crime. she wrote that she would never, ever in a million years take her own life or anyone else's. that this was an accident that had been blown out of proportion. that she didn't need ti

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassle, kate o'dell and bill mcgurn.eard senator toomey say that where this is going, obviously a lot of things in play, what do you make of his argument that not reducing that top rate but getting rid of the state and local tax deduction is not that big political problem? >> well, i think he was saying that it is in some sense a political problem because the republican consensus has been to eliminate these like the state and local deduction in exchange for lower rates and what the senate has done here is give some lower rates to people who have business income but not lower rate, not significantly lower rates for people who have wage income like you and i. >> or the professionals who don't -- you know, doctors, lawyers, or corporate, business, executives, who you know, make a fair bit of money for a few years. >> right. i mean, one thing to remember is that a lot of people who claim a million dollars on their tax returns only do it one time. so it is not as if we're saving the same class of individuals over and over. i

we're back with dan henninger, kim strassle, kate o'dell and bill mcgurn. heard senator toomey say that where this is going, obviously a lot of things in play, what do you make of his argument that not reducing that top rate but getting rid of the state and local tax deduction is not that big political problem? >> well, i think he was saying that it is in some sense a political problem because the republican consensus has been to eliminate these like the state and local deduction in exchange for lower rates and what the senate has done here is give some lower rates to people who have business income but not lower rate, not significantly lower rates for people who have wage income like you and i. >> or the professionals who don't -- you know, doctors, lawyers, or corporate, business, executives, who you know, make a fair bit of money for a few years. >> right. i mean, one thing to remember is that a lot of people who claim a million dollars on their tax returns only do it one time. so it is not as if we're saving the same class of individuals over and over.