skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. [ bell ringing ] >>> stocks rallied on wall street today with tech companies helping to lift up the market. the dow was up 264 points. the nasdaq gained 113 and the s&p was up 39. >>> new at 3:00 now, an fda panel just voted in favor of emergency use authorization for a new covid-19 vaccine. the shot is made by novavax. it is a protein vaccine similar to traditional vaccines used for hepatitis b and shingles. it uses a protein mass produced in a lab, unlike the pfizer and moderna shots which teach the body to make the protein. a problem of heart inflammation but novavax says its shot comes with few side effects. manufacturing problems have held it up here in the u.s. >>> all right, so break out the t-shirts and lighter wear. it's time for a look at our first alert forecast. >> by the end of the week i think we'll have people flocking to the beaches to find relief from that inland heat that is building. before it gets here, one more day of near average temperatures before this area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere takes over. bui

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secretary of state henry kissinger, after kissinger said ukraine should concede land to russia. he compared that to appeasement of nazi germany in the 1930s. melissa bell takes us to some of the regions that kissinger was talking about destroyed beyond recognition and where "the smell of death is everywhere." >> reporter: after three months of war, with mariupol is a city of ghosts. these pictures obtained by cnn show the dead only now being retrieved from the rubble. at least 22,000 people are now believed to have died, according to the city mayor's office, now working in exile. >> it's absolutely dark inside the city. just lights by russian troops, you know, russian patrols. and everywhere is the smell of death and really, the smell of the fire, smell of the smoke and smell of death. >> reporter: very different to what's now being transmitted inside mariupol. russian tv channels, to go with the russian passports residents here have already been issued with. 20-year-old nicole is one of the lucky ones. she fled mariupol with her 5-year-old nephew in early april. it took them fi

she actually talks with the taco bell manager, a guy named henry wallace. >> i went and met him once. he said, nice to meet you, ms. sumpter. i've hired your daughter, and i think she's going to be great on our team. >> that year february 19th was on a friday. >> dee sumpter refers to that day as horrible friday, but it started out as just any other day at their home on elon street. >> she said, well, i'm gone. i love you. i said, i love you more. and she stuck her head back in the door and said, mom, i love you. i said, baby, i love you more. and then she took off. >> that afternoon, dee gets a call at work. >> her godson's mother called and said, have you heard from shawna? and i said, no. she said, ms. dee, i'm not trying to say anything, but something's wrong. i don't know what, but something also not right. >> she noticed some unusual things around the house when she came home. her daughter's car was not there. that wasn't unusual, but what was unusual is it was a cold day in february, and shawna's purse was in the house and her winter coat was in the house. >> she's wondering, w

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sfpd is investigating, but so far have made no arrests in san francisco henry lee ktvu studios. for the warriors throughout the month of march, will celebrate women's empowerment month. webex. three females. san francisco police officers rang that bell before last night's game against the clippers to mark international women's day. the officers say they are proud to represent women police department, the warriors and the city of san francisco. it's 5 58. it's a bittersweet time for us here at ktvu, because, after a long and very distinguished career a fan favorite of ktvu is saying goodbye. warriors head coach steve kerr made the big announcement last night during the game. vessel ordered welcome to chase tonight. we're so happy to have you congrats on an amazing career. don't get my proof through retirement. there he is. i hope you heard it all that ktvu sports director market bunions right there is retiring at the end of this month. mark has been broadcasting here and ktvu for almost 43 years. he covered every sport you can think, including the 49 years and the raiders and the

henry michael williams, 44 -year-old british national. the fbi tracked the gun sale with the help of record showing calls between him and waves. he was killed at the scene ball all the hostages got out safely. the family of the boston jogger who was moved from a heart transplant with from a getting the covid. >> he said he is fighting for his life. he joined tucker carlson to share what his son is going through. >> he has deteriorated so quickly that they had to resort to open heart surgery. >> the 31-year-old underwent the 37 our open heart surgery and had a medical pump put in on tuesday. and good golly, miss molly. dolly parton teaming up with duncan hines to launch cake mixes and buttercream frosting. the flavors are inspired by her favorite family recipe. that sounds delicious. >> she is cooking nine to five. >> my daughter loves dolly parton. listen to her musical the time she's fascinated with her life. she set a christmas time you will love this, i note that dolly parton's mom is. i said who. she said misses clause. >> and she is

we're in the closing bell "market zone." today we have ally chief market strategy lindsey bell here along with the ceo and ladies, welcome. we'll kick it off with the broader market stocks getting hurt today again on the back of rising omicron fears. the dow is off 700 points. a broad selloff. every sector is lower. this is the fifth down day in the last six sessions. the nasdaq is in on the selloff. down 1.25% doing better than the s&p 500 which is down 1.3% you know, the strategy has been buy the dip recently on covid-19 variant concerns even on some fed tightening concerns is there any reason to think this time is different >> no. i mean, i am in the buy the dip camp right here. you're starting to see the pressure on the market over the last several days. we're starting to he soot economic impact that omicron can have on the economy. and so because of that, because you have companies, because you have local governments, state governments, talking about implementing new restrictions or actually implementing new restriction

>> dana: what about the liberty bell? >> greg: that is cracked. >> dagen: patrick henry's last home and burial places in my hometown. and charles, the member of the football hall of fame who won five super bowls. >> greg: 49ers. >> dagen: and the cowboys. >> greg: he was a 49er first. >> dagen: correct. >> greg: i know my 49ers. jessica, did i go to you yet? >> jessica: bagels and pizza. >> greg: new york city. i'm glad you didn't use nationalities like you did in rehearsal. [laughter] >> dana: denver, colorado. >> jesse: that's what denver is known for? >> greg: the altitude. my hometown. it's known for me. me. san mateo. i am the best thing to ever come out of san mateo. sure, there was barry bostwick who was in "rocky horror." tom brady, san mateo. bigger. bigger. who are famous people? i think bruce springsteen lived in san mateo. >> dana: what about the cheater? >> greg: barry bonds. bigger. want to be the hardest thing to give up? should i stop? quickly. the hardest thing to give up? >> dana: dogs. >> jesse: chocola

kpix5. >>> new details about the forer raiders player henry ruggs and what's keeping aron rogers off the field this sunday. that and more at three. >>> let's get one last check of the weather with mary. >> we are catching that sunshine for now. tracking our next was sit temperature. you can see the lightning strikes just off shore to our north. it's all because of a cold front that will bring the return of the rain. for this seven. sun, even dry for this evening. here with go hour by hour. dry conditions this afternoon. this evening but here we go with the return of the rain. this is at 3:00 a.m. and here we are at 7:00 a.m. a few more showers but as we head through thursday afternoon, we are going to dry out with sun. back to you. >>> if you have no plans for thanksgiving that year, why not spend it at your local ice cream shop though this may fall in the category of things nobody asked for. salt and straw is offering thanksgiving flavored ice cream. >> you can have the entire meal and frozen creamy form. and parker house row was salted butter cream. how about a sweet potato pie fla

henry junior. ♪ [bell ringing] -- >> joseph patrick henry. >> william l. henry junior. ♪ [bell ringing] ♪ >> you'll never be alone if you fall, i'll catch ♪ >> if you follow, i'll catch i will never let you be alone ♪ no, you'll never be alone. ♪ [applause] >> thank you that was a perfect song. >> [indiscernible] he always had a dream about keeping the american dream alive. and i ask for everyone to honor that, and keep it alive and to continue to support and defend your country. my children speak to him all the time and i have said this before, thank you. >> we remember so many other americans lost to violence, depression and the pandemic in our country you do not receive a national moment of recognition and whose families more them deeply come as we do today. and my beloved sister catherine patricia salter, we have not gotten over it, but we have gotten on. we have tried to live life fully each day, and your love and companionship as a sister continues to inspire us and inspire me. your light shone bright and you live on in our hearts. ♪ >> g

the alarm bells should be ringing loud and clear. this storm is going to pack a powerful punch. >> reporter: henri strengthened into a hurricane saturday morning, packing winds up to 75 miles per hour. >> we don't know what we'll see but we need to be prepared. >> reporter: the threat has shifted to the central and western part of the state. in worcester, people grabbed last-minute groceries. >> i'm just keeping my fingers crossed, hoping for the best. been through it before. it could go either way. >> reporter: time to prepare for millions quickly running out. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. >>> anthony flores joining us for sports. just when you think the giants' bandwagon is running out of gas, they gun it. >> so funny, i had the last question, they won, you already know that as a giants fan, a dramatic victory. i asked the coach, how does this compare to the other big wins? he kind of laughed, we lost two in a row. >> that's true. >> it was a wild finish in game two of the bay bridge series. and you're going to hear from the m

the alarm bell should be ringing loud and clear. this storm is going to pack a powerful punch. >> reporter: henri's strength was packing winds at 75 miles an hour. >> we don't know what we'll see, but we need to be prepared. >> reporter: it's shifted to the western and central part of the state. in worcester, people grabbed last-minute groceries in anticipate of long-lasting power outages. >> i'm keeping my fingers crossed. we've been through it before. >> reporter: the time to prepare for millions quickly running out. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up, bay area professors working to find safe homes for afghan refugees. we'll hear from one teacher who made the same journey years ago. >>> and a big celebration in the south bay today. where to find the newly named barack obama boulevard. >>> and right now we're watching the smoke in the skies around our inland east bay, but look at the temperature. just 68 degrees in walnut creek. later on, we could see temperatures 30 degrees warmer. the seven-day forecast, we'll look

henry was not at all fond of belle, he found her to be crude and reprehensible and he would quickly inform anybody who asked about the relationship that he was -- she was his aunt by marriage only. so you know you've got to be a pretty interesting woman to be reviled like that by an outlaw like henry star. he spent 32 years in crime, he claimed to have robbed more banks than both the james younger game and the dualen dalton gang put together. he robbed banks on authority back and robbed his last in a car. allegedly he robbed 21 banks during his outlaw career and made off with nearly $80,000 all on his own. now, the legend has really romanticized many outlaws, especially the james brothers through originally dime novels and editorials like we heard earlier. then later i think through tv shows and movies it's really how most people in the public know about these men. a lot of them have become these robin hood-type figures versus the evil law men and though we did hear about quite a few evil law men it is interesting that that's the typical way that wild west outlaws had been characterized. i

henry starr's uncle was tom starr who was married to belle. he found belle to be crude and reprehensible and would quickly inform anybody who asked about the relationship that she was his aunt by marriage only. so you know you've got to be a pretty interesting woman to be reviled like that by an outlaw like henry starr. he spent 32 years in crime. he claimed to have robbed more banks than the james/younger gang and the duelen gang together. he robbed his last in a car in 1921. he made off with nearly $80,000 all on his own. now, the legend has really romanticized many outlaws especially the james brothers. through originally dime novels and editorials like we heard earlier. and then later, i think through tv shows and movies, it's really how most people in the public know about these men. and a lot of them have become these robin hood type figures versus the evil lawmen. we did hear about a few evil lawmen, it's interesting, that's kind of the typical way that wild west outlaws have been characterized. so i want to leave you with this thought.

so as this report, it's lunch time and go james henry cars, household the copier works as daily which owners and say they had 5 children to help and more money. they also wanted more boys. they live in the police, in the most populous state, which is drafting a bill to promote a to charge policy for probably $5.00. the policy will benefit the government, less russians, less subsidy, and those are 2 kids will get. what does the government, it's none of their business does the paid and job to feed the children. this is a weird way to the states to child policy boss, families from several welfare schemes, including food subsidies, in one of india, poor states. the government says this will improve development, but opposition parties believe the aim is to deepen the community divide ahead of next year state elections. the state is governed by prime minister entering the modem. pathogen party whose members have promoted the idea that muslims have too many children. threatening in the hindu majorities just reached out for comment, but our request was denied. those behind the bill want to br

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>> yeah, ensled people belling. and at fear that -you know, so you have george washington, who is a slave owner, who brings, in fact, some of his enslaved people to philadelphia for the constitutional convention. you have thomas jefferson, who is nothere, but he is writing in to madison and madison is writing to him. and one of the things that jefferson is concerned about is slavery, is the way that it will be depicted. and so you have th silence. there is a silence in the constitution. it's hovering over the formation of the constitution, like banquo's ghost, haunting it, in shaping it, but not being explicitly said. but it is the power that is creating this sophistry, this really weird "we believe in freedom and equality, but we want 20 additional years on the atlantic slave trade." what they said in south carolina was that "south carolina would be just a backward place. our wealth comes from the negroes. that is our natural resource. and weust protect it at all cost." so this is what is part of the tectonic plate

john henry clarke said a variation of it and might bell the case that malcolm got it from them. he finally said -- by every means necessary, he got something they had been circulating for a couple of years. you see it in the organization of african-american unity. its founding document we know that founding document that was attributed to malcom x authorship-wise, written by john ol' her killens and john henry clarke. so they were professional writers. they were quoting malcolm. he was quoting them. >> paule and malcolm had a close for instanceship. he into call her in the middle of the night when he was not able to sleep and talk and ask her for advice, and also helped her, and he was at her house oar a new year's party, the new year's before he was killed, and she said she -- he sat the entire evening with his back up against the wall. >> i would be -- >> connection because of the west indian background at all. >> i'm not sure that's what it was. i think they were in political circles, and actually social circles, which is interesting, because she invited both betty shabazz an

but george henry thomas was able to destroy general john bell hood's confederate army because that left flank was weakened so much by the black troops attacking on the right. in december of 1864, the black division of the ninth core in the army of the potomac and the two black divisions of the 10th and 18th corp. of the army of the james formed the 25th corp., this became the largest grouping of black soldiers in the civil war. general butler, commander of the army at the james, loved having black troops in his core. he tried to get the black ninth corp. division transferred to him but that didn't take place. now, in the greater fredericksburg area, the first black troops to fight general robert e lee's army was the 23rd regiment united colored troops. my colleagues and i respect the 23rd during the battle of spotsylvania courthouse, they were called on to assist the 2nd ohio calvary, being chased by general thomas ross' brigade of calvary. they marched from the ruins to the intersection of orange plank road to the alridge farm and drove back the confederate calvary. that let the white

henry was not at all fond of bell. he found her to be crude and reprehensible. and he would quickly inform anybody who had asked about the relationship that he she was his aunt by marriage only. so you know you have to be a pretty interesting woman to be reviled like that by an outlaw like henry starr. he spent 32 years in crime. he claimed to have robbed more banks than both the james younger day gang and the dueling game put together. he started robbing banks on horseback in 1893, and rob his last in a car in 1921. allegedly, he rubbed 21 banks during his outlaw career and made off with nearly 80,000 dollars all on his own. now, the legend has really romanticized many outlaws, especially the james brothers. through originally dime novels and editorials, like we heard earlier. and then later, i think through tv shows and movies, it's really how most people in the public know about these men. and a lot of them have become these robinhood type figures versus the evil lawman. although we did hear about a few, call them pretty eva lawman, it is interesting that tha

no revenue to speak of, of course yesterday founder and ceo henry fisker told "closing bell" the company doesn't plan to invest in bitcoin saying it's not sustainable. "techcheck" is back in two. >>> welcome back to "techcheck" on tuesday i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa, jon fortt, julia boorstin is with us. a bit of a divergence in stocks. dow lost steam nasdaq up, though. more than erasing yesterday's losses tech and consumer discretionary at the top of the index and faang enjoying a day higher. at&t, though, cinching again a day after the deal was announced with warnermedia we discuss that in a moment. first a fresh news update. >> and at this hour, home depot posting a big earnings feed by blowout sales. comps remained strong first two weeks of may home depot shares given up early gains, down on the day macy's meantime posting an even bigger comp sales growth number 62.5% also surprise profit the company says sales helped by government stimulus checks and americans heading outdoors as more people are vaccinated housing starts fell more than expected in april driven in part by

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[closing bell rings] the dow is down 315 points. the s&p down 37, on a report that president biden will hike the capital gains tax at some.that will do it for "the claman countdown." time for "kudlow." larry: hello, everyone. welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. great to be with you. lots of big news today, mostly on the climate front and how ironic. today is earth day. i'm all for the earth but i am not for these climate change policies that are coming out. i'm not a climate denier. i know there is a human element to the carbon emissions story. i also know there are natural elements to the carbon story but what we learned today is that president biden wants to slash the level of carbon emissions to be 50% lower in 2030 than the

good evening, mr henry, we're from the bbc. any word for the fans? that's the liverpool's ownerjohn henry. fans have more questions now about how to rebuild trust. most of us should see some sunshine bytes bells at some point today, and for the next few day —— sunshine and bright spells at some point today and the next few days it is sunny by day and called by night. —— cold by night. it's wednesday, april 21st. our top story. one of america's most high—profile race trials has ended with the conviction of the white former police officer, derek chauvin, of the murder of george floyd. chauvin had been filmed kneeling on the neck of mr floyd, an african—american, for more than nine minutes during his arrest in the us city of minneapolis last may. as our correspondent, lebo diseko reports, the court was hushed as the verdict was read out. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. derek chauvin, convicted of two counts of murder, and on

joining me live now from belfast is henry mcdonald he's an author and aren and correspondent thank you very much indeed for being with us here on detail that you so for decades is seemed like he's had returned to northern ireland and now this what's happened. well basically you are a crisis of confidence in the unionist community they believe the european union. britain to keep northern ireland the single market house in a sense economically the couple are separate. organon from the rest of the u.k. i'm not as critical of constitutional insert they added into other factors. you know over. all morning sectarian division monographs by the good friday. an oxy cocktail of social forces that reduce the violence a lot but i would say tonight it's relatively calm it's not what it wants and in iran in the case of the rioting is peter we know at least for now our kill henry the belfast city council of bryan smith has been speaking about the reasons for the rest assisted us to talk about young people who have no hope little opportunity to castel or concentrate on well or life chances are remarka

will i snored on the next few months will watch ok henry we know that the bell fasi council has been speaking about the reasons for the taking the stand you're talking about young people who have no hope. the structural inequalities that were. there all of occasions are practical i think northern ireland has been used as being used as a pawn that's been used as a pawn by the british government it's being used as a pawn curing by the european union. now we know that though the split between london and brussels could have led to violence and all the line and but again the question really is what could have been done to fend this up and was it really expected well i think once his community she thought in some way i was you know i've been away from the rest oh absolutely you're. widespread i'm ready but that's more and i just i do think oh the brussels on long island to mollify. the whole the whole. people in certain. yards are saying. well i think. she is just going along with the british for. the moment if there are modifications and 1st less. shots into the goods and services from br

two of those high flyers, airbnb ceo brian chess i key and fisker founder and ceo henry fisker joining us right here on "the claman countdown," 3 p.m. eastern only on fox business. >>> we look at the markets right now. we are six and a half minutes away from the closing bell. no more commercials, as we mentioned. dow is down 519, so we are off the session lows but, still, this is not a pretty picture at all. the unofficial meal of 2020 is getting swamped in the downdraft after papa pa john's and domino's both missed fourth quarter expectations. as the u.s. continues to do what larry just talked about, rebound from the pandemic and in-person dining slowly but surely expanding. should the pizza industry expect that this >> flat as a pizza very hard with those comps as we look to last year with everybody locked down. clear, liz, the lockdown pizza surge is starting to fade just a little. why the slice so to speak. i apologize for that. papa john's, dominoes as you reported fourth quarter earnings showed sales growth, yes, but not at the pace analysts had expected. they faced stiff competi

bell tolls. france, undoubtedly a beautiful vista, and it comes with quite a soundtrack. tim allman, bbc news. henry 'hank�* aaron, the man who broke babe ruth's major league home run record in the face of rampant racism, has died aged 86. aaron made his last public appearance just two and a half weeks ago, when he received the covid—19 vaccine. eno sarris, a baseball writer for the athletic, told me about his lasting legacy. what really kind of sums it up for him is that he was an all—star 25 times, that is a record that may never be broken again. the average career in baseball lasts five years, so he was an all—star five times in the time that an average player would even play in the league, he just combined athleticism with great contact and patience at the plate, and longevity, which in the face of all the racism he encountered, is even more impressive. and do you think it was natural talent or was it a lot of training? you know, he had a lot of athleticism. he had one year where he hit 30 home runs and stole 30 bases, so he was fast. he had triples, he was a

ktvu crime reporter henry lee talked with the special prosecutor who decided not to file charges. got six vallejo police officers will not be criminally charged for fatally shooting willie mccoy in a taco bell drive thru in 2019. mccoy was asleep in a car with a gun in his lap. i felt that all six were legal legally justified. it e already say the officers fired 55 shots in three seconds after mccoy awoke and reach for the gun. mccoy was hit by about three dozen of those rounds. as soon as the officers felt that there was no more threat. they stopped firing special prosecutor michael ramos, a former san bernardino county d. a review the case that the request of solano county d. a. krista abrams, who recused herself. the state attorney general also refused to step in. ramos said mccoy clearly posed a threat. he had this individual with the gun and just laughed. it was loaded that you have to. um, you can't sit back as a you know, monday morning quarterback and one of the officers who opened fire, ryan mcmahon was terminated by vallejo police not for decidinge fired a shot while ano

henry lee talked with special prosecutor who made the decision. got six fully hope police officers will not be criminally charged for fatally shooting willie mccoy in a taco bell drive thru in 2019. mccoy was asleep in a car with a gun in his lap. i felt that all six were legal legally justified. it thought he say. the officers fired 55 shots in three seconds after mccoy awoke and reached for the gun. koi was hit by about three dozen of those rounds. as soon as the officers felt that there was no more threat. they stopped firing special prosecutor michael ramos, a former san bernardino county d. a review the case that the request of solano county d. a. krista abrams, who recused herself. threat. he had this individual with the gun and just laughed. it was loaded that you have to. um, you can't sit back as a you know, monday morning quarterback and one of the officers who opened fire, ryan mcmahon was terminated by vallejo police not for deciding to shoot mccoy, but because he fired a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fi tha

henry lee is here after talking with the special prosecutor who made the decision. henry yeah, frank. this shooting and its aftermath was just a. big source of controversy. these officers fired 55 shots altogether. and in this case, no one wanted to review the case until the special prosecutor came in. gun gun. six. vallejo police officers will not be criminally charged for fatally shooting willie mccoy in a taco bell drive thru in 2019 mccoy was asleep in a car with a gun in his lap. i felt that all six were legal legally justified, it fired 55 shots in three seconds after mccoy awoke and reach for the gun. three dozen of those rounds. as soon as the officers felt that there was no more threat. they stopped firing special prosecutor michael ramos, a former san bernardino county d. a review the case that the request of solano county d. a. krista abrams, who recused herself. the state attorney general also refused to step in. ramos said mccoy clearly posed a threat. he had this individual with the gun and just lapped. it was loaded that you have to. um, you can't sit

. >> henry blodget, insider inc., ceo, and former top tech analyst. do you have good ears, have you ever heard of bell at the top of something? are you picking up anything like that, any type of tinkling that you're hearing anywhere? >> i think s.e.c. chairman got it right that there's some euphoria, i don't think it's completely widespread. it is not 1999 but boy in certain areas like the ones you just listed, it's extraordinary to watch what's happening. i'm going to leave the day-to-day calls on the stocks and movements and so forth to so many of the experts you have on. the one thing i would give you from perspective of living through the .com bubble and housing bubble is three things, one, it can last a lot longer than you think two, it can go a lot higher than you think, and then three, the crash can be a lot worse than you think. so as long as everybody keeps that in mind as they're enjoying the euphoria, have at it >> as we have said many times, someone said, history doesn't repeat itself, we see that it rhymes, there are things like 1999, wha

or henry ford's father for that matter. croatian who did so much to give us those oil rigs. carla briere, son of a german immigrant who led a revolution in car design and possibly the most gorgeous automobile ever built, the lincoln zephyr. a slovakian who helped give us some of the first electric guitars. or richard, an english immigrant printer who gave us the rotary press. that is the modern newspaper. or the two young jewish men came who freed themselves from europe came to america, changed their , names to jacob davis and levi strauss, and gave us bluejeans. the list of immigrant contributions is almost endless, in every field of endeavor, but nowhere are they more evident than in the decades long development of magnetic resident imaging, or the mri. it began with a dedication of a remarkable young jewish immigrant who liked to say, had we stayed in europe, and i probably would have become a tailor. instead, because his family went to america, he became a nobel prize winner and quintessential american. with an enduring

he would inspire the efforts of one of our greatest inventors, alexander graham bell. and so it goes, down through edison's workshops, the space center, silicon valley, route 128 in massachusetts, which i'm sure you are familiar with, the microsoft lab and washington state, concentrations begun by government or corporate or individual initiatives where all sorts of intelligent people have created vital nodes of creation and commerce. the same can be said for detroit in the midwest in the first decades of the automobile industry. the mississippi delta during the evolution of the blues and jazz, chicago and the skyscraper began to rise, new york when america came into being, proximity matters. six key elements of invention, i am sure there are more, but the singular thing about american ingenuity is how many different ways we have invented grits, collaboration, education, government funding, immigration, innovation, hard work, obsession, persistence, irrational optimism, and the occasional earthshaking epiphany. it all works. hearing the redundancy to modern democracy. d

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