during a seven week strike, twoo years ago this winter who was on the picket line supporting his brothers and sisters, communities for better environment and i think we have to find ways to bridge the blue-green divide and create alliances that challenge both corporate power when it has an adverse reaction on the environment and the local and federal level when they think t the answer with workplace safety and community health visit deregulation. >> another alliance happened in richmond that i found fascinating and if that happened witthat happenedwith people liv. can you explain how that came to be? >> there was the record of drilling for oil in the rainforest section of ecuador and they had been involved in the litigation against chevron for billions in damages and they spent hundreds of millions of dollars litigating the case but surprisingly they established a strong cross-border relationship against big oil. lots of cities have relationships as i point out we have a sister country, ecuador. >> i do not want to go into a debate about the share but i would like to hear from each of you

. -- twoo. most of what we have been talking about in terms of the movementese immigrant is in california in the 1850's and 1860's. that is going to change and become a national phenomenon around 1870. and are both cultural economic reasons for why that is happening. first i am going to talk about the cultural ones. it is tied to that hearts poem called "plain language." i'm going to write that right here. that is the actual title that most americans -- but most americans knew it from this title. a palmlanguage" was about two crooked gamblers in the west, one is chinese and one is of european ancestry who are cheating each other. the chinese immigrant gets caught, and the white gambler calls him a heathen chinese. is sort of how it ends. for most americans, this poem sort of resonates with the issues and problems tied to chinese immigration. his intention was not necessarily to vilify chinese immigrants, but that is what it became. it became a national success, so popular people wrote songs base

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says the twoo relative company's value is less and making it value less than gm is inexplicable.d elon musk for creating a brand with a strong following. investment in clean energy fell 17% last quarter as he was in china scale back support. than $53 million was spent on projects including renewables, efficiency, and electrical cars. that is the lowest investment for the period since 2013. there were bright spots, including a sale share by tesla. our next guest feels china is doing many things the u.s. can learn from in terms of clean energy by creating extraordinary job growth. ahave just tannenbaum, he has hedge fund based here in the -- new york. there was a followed 70% investment in china, we will talk about how china is doing better, but i want to get your first reaction on this news. >> i think it is really a non-event. the big story is what america can learn from china. china is dreaming big and they can move big with a lack of regulations. whereas we can dream big and regulations are a problem. a quick example, china announced putw weeks ago they would 153 billion dollar