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down. it's stealing our fish, devastating our crops. it's hurting our farmers. get mad and go, go kill that thing, right? and right there on a docking main. marty's metaphor is a lightbulb moment for me whole new way to think about a giant problem that began when people figured out how to move lots and lots of carbon that stuff of ancient life. from the slow cycle locked and rock and under oceans into the fast cycle. in the sea water and the sky and we've moved so much carbon that monster now weighs a trillion tons, give or take more than every living thing on earth. so not only do we have to stop making the monster bigger. we have to catch it, chop it up and bury the pieces back into these slow cycle was something called carbon removal. removal chopping godzilla down. we got this 400
ft. tall lizard, and we're just chopping that thing down that certain removal is. joins us now some pretty cool graphics there . i mean, sometimes you gotta just show the folks what it's all about. um, and the and the godzilla reference. talk about that for us. yeah you know, i think about this term even if this is my beat, and when you think about this big c 02 problem in the atmosphere, marty , there are former fishermen from maine who started this ocean repair company called running tide. put it in terms that really made it clear for me . i mean, it just comes down to are we feeding carbon godzilla every day? are we chopping bits of them? apart the best we can. every aspect of our lives creates this sort of planet cooking pollution at this point in human history, but i just wanted to go look for hope and ideas on how to tackle this and i found hundreds of them out there. there's so much technology going on from whether marty uses the power of the
going to be disease. we're gonna put a roller coaster over there and everybody is going to come to our rollercoaster. because mickey mouse's to whoa, what was beaten mickey mouse and i want to set up a camera of the faces of the kids, realizing they're going to the other team, part mad, he would be if you showed up and you went into desantis land. told you that you were gonna go to orlando even as babies universal. maybe i'm not sure which literally hurting for black so hard, but marty, i will so grateful for you for making us laugh like that. what a way to end this show if you have money. nfl thank you and up next on cnn country. music star brad paisley joins alison to talk about his trip to ukraine, where he performed in kiev and met with president zelinsky back in a moment. mm hmm. hmm. hmm hmm.
state governor, looking at the finances, that might be the ultimate hook publicity for disney, by the way, all of them mean like, i noticed man isn't being serious, right? so we have to, like, be careful and not taking this too seriously. what the hell theme park you're gonna put next to disney and feel like, yeah. come over compete like what you've got for space, man. what you got forever. god, they're still showing that michael jackson movie. i ain't been there quite a long time like the whole idea like here's how we're going to be disney. we're gonna put a roller coaster over there and everybody is going to come to our rollercoaster. because mickey mouse's to whoa, what was beating mickey mouse set up a camera of the faces of the kids realizing they're going to the other team, part mad? he would be if you showed up and you went into santa's sleigh told you that you were gonna go to orlando. you need to ask like babies. universal maybe i'm not sure which is literally hurting for black so hard, but marty, i will so grateful for you for making us laugh like that. what a way to end this show if you have money. bill thank you and
employee of the old national bank before using what the interim police chief said. was a rifle going in and firing upon people there. four people killed and you heard the mayor there who also was very emotional about all that transpired there. and among those who are injured and in critical condition. a 26 year old police officer who just graduated from the academy and the interim police, chief there, um talking about how she had just recently sworn him in on march 31st a very emotional day . so many lives, um, that have been impacted from the shooting that took place earlier today are omar jimenez is there in louisville? also back with us as our cnn, senior crime and justice correspondent, shimon prokupecz. so we began with you, omar. and of course, we've got a host of people. andrew mccabe and chief charles ramsey as well . marty you first there in louisville. when he said that
the world�*s first public mobile phone call to a competitor at a rival company. i was on sixth avenue, demonstrating this cellphone. i took out my phone book — that gives you an idea what primitive times these were — and i called my counterpart in the bells systems building, joel engel. i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, "joel, i am calling you on a cellphone." "but a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone." silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. dialtone. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty was not impressed. we had been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going to trap us in our cars, and we at motorola did not believe that was the way to go.
i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, "joel, i am calling you on a cellphone." "but a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone." silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. dialtone. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty was not impressed. we had been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going to trap us in our cars, and we at motorola did not believe that was the way to go. goodbye. the way the first call was made has not really changed. the phone converts your voice into an electric signal which then modulates a radio wave. the radio wave goes to a mast, the mast sends your voice to the person you are calling, and by reversing the process, that person can hear you speak. except there weren�*t many masts around in 1973 and mobile phones are now unrecognisable
i was, i took up my phonebook, that gives you an idea what primitive times these were, and i called my counterpart in the bell system. i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, joe, number and basically he answered. isaid,joe, i number and basically he answered. isaid, joe, iam calling you on a cellphone, a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone. silently under another line. i think he was gritting his teeth. �* ., , , think he was gritting his teeth. �* ., , _ , ., teeth. bell happy focusing on developing — teeth. bell happy focusing on developing a _ teeth. bell happy focusing on developing a car— teeth. bell happy focusing on developing a car and - teeth. bell happy focusing on developing a car and marty i teeth. bell happy focusing on | developing a car and marty not impressed. we developing a car and marty not impressed-— developing a car and marty not imressed. ~ . , ., , , impressed. we had been trapped in our holes _ impressed. we had been trapped in our holes and _ impressed. we had been trapped in our holes and offices _ impressed. we had been trapped in our holes and offices by - in our holes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going to trap us in our cars and motorola's did not believe that was a way to go. the motorola's did not believe that was a way to go.— was a way to go. the way the first call was _ was a way to go. the way the first call was made _ was a way to go. the way the first call was made has - was a way to go. the way the first call was made has not i first call was made has not really changed. the phone converts your voice to an electric signal which modulates radio waves, which goes to a
we are going to eliminate poverty because we are becoming more productive because of the cell phone, and ijust mentioned, we're going to eliminate disease. our educational system is going to be revolutionized. i think all of these things are potentials of the cell phone. not doing it by itself, but it will be an essential part of this great future. zoe kleinman, bbc news. what an incredible story, but i love that it took ten hours to charge and you got 30 minutes of use out of it. i also love that marty's first call, that historic first call, was a call to his rival to remind him that he had beaten him in the race to develop the cell phone. congratulations to him, 50 years ago. in other news... the struggling cinema chain cineworld has said it will raise new funding as it dropped plans to sell its businesses in the us, uk and ireland