the most interesting things were the electrical contracts from big firms like general electric, westinghouse think anybody really knew what the hell we had. schoumacher: the tva wasn't usually front-page news, but tennessee happened to be the home state of senator estes kefauver. kefauver had made his name nationally with televised hearings investigating organized crime. adopting a coonskin cap as his trademark he had waged two popular but unsuccessful campaigns for president. then in 1959 kefauver took on a new crusade against a different kind of organized crime antitrust violators. kefauver announced that he was going to hold hearings in knoxville. uh, the word i heard was that the justice department decided well, they better get moving. schoumacher: robert bicks was the assistant attorney general who oversaw the justice department's investigation of tva's identical bids. we came across part by accident a very small company in the industry, and an official that was known to somebody in the antitrust division who told the story with regard to one particular product in a meeting after his co

the ap-1,000 design made by westinghouse. two in georgia, two in south carolina. and they'll come online in the next three or four years, i would imagine. we are overseeing their construction quite heavily. we have a lot of inspectors out there every day inspecting the construction of these plants. and china is further ahead, actually, in building ap-1,000s. there are two ap-1,000 plants in china under construction right now. they'll start up sooner. you mentioned the french design, the epr design, which is under construction in finland and in france. there's two under construction there. the plants there, unfortunately, have experienced incredible delays. so, generation three is, let's see how it operates, when it actually comes online. our job is to make sure these things operate safely. not to promote them but make sure they operate safely, so we'll see. we actually at the nuclear regulatory commission within a few weeks ago gave a license to a new design, new design certification application we approved for the -- what they called the esbwr. and that one -- we

. >> you can tune in this wonderful new westinghouse television set. >> television, nuclear bombs, jet engines, personal computers, and the internet. these are all just some of the innovations that rounded out the 20th century. that's an extraordinary amount of change in just four generations. can this century be as innovative? what makes conditions ripe for innovation? how can you or i be an innovator? i'm fareed zakaria and this is innovators driving the future, a "gps" special. i have always been fascinated by these kinds of questions so i invited the smartest, most innovative people i know to help answer them. in in hour you will hear from travis kalanick, the ceo of uber, on what failure feels like. peter thiel, who started pay pal and was an early investor on facebook on why we do not live in innovative times. linda rottenberg who has worked with hundreds of entrepreneurers and the founding ceo of sun microsystems, now a billionaire venture capitalist on why tomorrow technology will do most of what humans do but better. you will also see some innovation in action. we'll take you

. >> you can tune in this wonderful new westinghouse television set. >> television, nuclear bombs, jetonal computers, and the internet. these are all just some of the

the ap-1000 design made by westinghouse. there are two in georgia, two in south carolina. and they'll come online in the next three or four years, i would imagine. we are overseeing their construction quite heavily. we have a lot of inspectors every day out there inspecting the construction of these plants. china is further ahead actually in building ap-1000s. there are two ap-1000 plants in china that are under construction right now so they'll be starting up sooner. you mentioned the french design. the epr design which is under construction in finland and in france. there's two under construction there. the plants there, unfortunately, have experienced incredible delays. so generation three is let's wait and see how it operates when it actually comes online. our job is to make sure that these things operate safely. not to promote them but to make sure that they operate safely. so we'll see. we actually at the nuclear regulatory commission just within a few weeks ago gave a license to a new design certification application we approved for the -- what they call the esbwr.

. >> you can tune in this wonderful new westinghouse television set. >> television, nuclear bombs, jetines, personal computers, and the internet. these are all just some of the innovations that rounded out the 20th century. that's an extraordinary amount of change in just four

heading our way coming up >> : time on some o'clock the morning top story at the rain had our way of westinghouse and free up this morning are coming down >> : how much rain to expects >> : this year's storms all suddenly could see the up to 5 in. far higher elevations in the north bay right now most of us a seeing a dry break heading up the door may encounter what roads but looks a lot of this pushed and the self the to go to the north bay we do have some said showers over nevada area and there aren't the 117 and a change. in taking over the south bay take a look at moderate to heavy rain developing millipede is ron dixon landing. it looks like this continues work its way east from this point forward only talking about scattered showers as we had in the afternoon. at its to be hit or miss often on to turn raw handy and when will pick up today with wind gusts up to 35 mi. an hour >> : we will see more and develop overnight heading in the sunday. dry weather by sunday evening and then looks like we will be dry for the most part monday sprinkles are possible. but more and heading in our direction t