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even longer just interviews with isabelle wilkerson. what did you learn from researching this film, that is going to stay with you? >> i knew nothing about cast, i knew nothing about things like the fact that not see lawyers studied american race laws, in order to create a blueprint for holocaust particles. i knew nothing about manual scavenging in india, and what -- people endured there, and across the diaspora. there is so much i didn't know, and so many interconnections and connective tissue that i hope people are as enlightened as i was in reading isabelle's book. >> i can say the same for me, as somebody watched it, i learned a lot of watching this movie. a bit different, thank you so much, i know you've been all over the place, so we greatly appreciate your time, and your insights this evening. thank you. origin also is a cross select theaters this friday, make sure to catch it, you do not want to miss it. more ayman, after the break. yman, after the break.
renewable? it what proportion of that will be renewable?— renewable? it definitely could deliver energy _ renewable? it definitely could deliver energy to _ renewable? it definitely could deliver energy to millions - renewable? it definitely could deliver energy to millions of l deliver energy to millions of people. it depends on interconnections, depending of how big is this hub, depending on how many hubs you are connecting and depending on all the flexibility depends on conditions like wind, the speed of wind... bhd depends on conditions like wind, the speed of wind. . ._ speed of wind. .. and investment, it also depends _ speed of wind. .. and investment, it also depends on _ speed of wind. .. and investment, it also depends on investment. - speed of wind. .. and investment, it also depends on investment. i'm i also depends on investment. i'm looking at estimates from the lobby group went to europe. we only installed 60 gigawatts of new capacity last year and miss the annual target by half, turbine orders fell by 47%. new investment dropped by 20 billion euros. the end of year report for last year is pretty lamentable? absolutely, and the problem —
the uninsured creditors, some fraction of what they they they'll end up getting. in the ordinary course, the fdic would make payments to the uninsured depositors on monday. whether that's by selling the whole bank or selling parts of it, but to the extent they bring that money in over the weekend, that will give greater confidence to pay that money outcome monday. >> are you confident this is an isolated incident, or do you think's a red flag for other institutions down the line? >> it's hard to say. i think in cases like this, going back to the financial crisis, the first thing you do is look around and say, well, who else looks like this? also, were there any other interconnections. unlike the financial crisis, there weren't other banks or financial institutions of silicon valley bank. so you don't see that kind of
stoneman douglas high school in parkland. of course, sam brock is there for us. i can see balloons behind you. i wonder how people are marking this, but there's also controversy about legislation because i know there are a lot of folks there who fought hard to change the laws in florida. now there are some other proposals out there. get us up to date, sam. >> for sure, chris. also just to add another layer to what maggie was reporting. there was a student who was in lockdown five years ago on valentine's day who was in lockdown again last night at michigan state. the interconnections over these mass shootings are too many to even enumerate because they are so common. in terms of what you're talking about, in florida, there's a proposal, we have been told, it's not been submitted to the legislature, that would allow for concealed carry with no permit and no training. you might wonder how would a state that has absorbed these
stengel, some of the intersections between donald trump and the proud boys. >> president trump tweeted about the january 6th rally and told attendees be there, will be wild. many of the witnesses that we interviewed were inspired by the president's call and came to d.c. for january 6th. but the extremists, they took it a step further. they viewed this tweet as a call to arms. a day later the department of justice describes how the proud boys created a chat called the ministry of self-defense leadership chat. in this chat the proud boys established a command structure in anticipation of coming back to d.c. on january 6th. the department of justice describes mr. tarrio coming into possession of a document called the 1776 returns, which describes individuals occupying key buildings around the united states capitol. >> rick stengel, the threat that they posed on that day and their interconnections with the trump
a poodle to the americans, and there's a thieving magpie and so on. there's so much going on in your work, and sally shaw, director of this gallery, firstsite, has said, "it's a fantastic show. it's for everybody. "it covers geography, history, fashion, textiles, "and it's a beautiful—looking show." but are you trying to do too much? i don't think we try to do too much. i think we try to get people to think in different ways. there'sjust so much going on. i understand what you're saying. there's a lot to take in, there is, and we do deal with a lot of diverse issues and narratives. but for us, as artists, it's about communicating to as many people as possible and showing those interconnections between past, between present, between history, identity, culture. that's what makes humanity what it is. we're not this defined kind of monolithic existence or experience or single history. and we've always been fascinated by history and those links
north carolina. that was bad enough those people suffered. we should not have that happen. we don't have millions of people either buried. >> i'm wondering to some investigators say these guys knew what they were doing. does it seemed like from what they know they knew what they were doing? >> yes. it appears they wanted to knock out this area of north carolina for whatever reason or purpose. they picked a particular substation that would do that. in fact looking at maps you can see this to be the critical note if you hated and knocked it out of its 40000 people would no longer have power. there is no way to bring it up again unlike the san jose incident met lots of different and wires and interconnections around their that could prevent that from going out as it did. here you've got a single line in a single point failure. they knew what they were doing they knew what they are targeting.
north carolina. that was bad enough those people suffered. we should not have that happen. we don't have millions of people either buried. >> i'm wondering to some investigators say these guys knew what they were doing. does it seemed like from what they know they knew what they were doing? >> yes. it appears they wanted to knock out this area of north carolina for whatever reason or purpose. they picked a particular substation that would do that. in fact looking at maps you can see this to be the critical note if you hated and knocked it out of its 40000 people would no longer have power. there is no way to bring it up again unlike the san jose incident met lots of different and wires and interconnections around their that could prevent that from going out as it did. here you've got a single line in a single point failure. they knew what they were doing they knew what they are targeting.
country than 40000 people of north carolina. that was bad enough those people suffered. we should not have that happen. we don't have millions of people either buried. >> i'm wondering to some investigators say these guys knew what they were doing. does it seemed like from what they know they knew what they were doing? >> yes. it appears they wanted to knock out this area of north carolina for whatever reason or purpose. they picked a particular substation that would do that. in fact looking at maps you can see this to be the critical note if you hated and knocked it out of its 40000 people would no longer have power. there is no way to bring it up again unlike the san jose incident met lots of different and wires and interconnections around their that could prevent that from going out as it did. here you've got a single line in a single point failure. they knew what they were doing they knew what they are