And welcome to Hawaii, the state of clean energy, Wednesday again, where did the week go? But here we are in Hawaii, look at this background, isn't that a great scene, I have to put up with this every day, it's just terrible, I can't stand it, all my classmates in Canada, look at this in the middle of December and eat your hearts out, or hop on a plane and come to Hawaii, we'll have a nice reunion here. So anyway, Hawaii, the state of clean energy, we're sponsored by the Hawaii Energy Policy Forum, and the forum is in turn funded by the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute who I worked for during my normal day. As the name implies, the policy forum was formed to enact smart policies to help decarbonize our energy infrastructure. And so we look at what's out there and where we see a gap, we will try to formulate legislation, get consensus from all our members and then submit this legislation. And where we see good legislation coming down the pike at the legislature by somebody else, we will support that if we have a consensus from our members and we will provide testimony in support of that. So for example, this year, we had some really great legislation come out of the Big Island with Riley Sado, the transportation services bill legislation, it's like transportation services contract, which allows the counties to enter into partnerships with private companies who would buy all their transportation infrastructure, the vehicles, the fueling systems, everything, and then charge the county just a fee on some kind of a basis, for example, for buses, for passenger miles, travel. And in that way, the counties can afford to purchase new equipment, keep it up to scratch, not get to the state where we were on the Big Island where we only have nine buses out of 65 operating. So that's something that the policy forum supported. The other one, which is legislation I submitted was to equate hydrogen and electric vehicles, same as a battery electric vehicle. They're all electric vehicles and have the same market support benefits that a battery electric vehicle does, like traveling in an HOV lane, parking, all those things that our market pull and make people want to buy electric vehicles, nothing against battery electric vehicles. In fact, all fuel cell electric vehicles have a battery in them. So we are essentially battery and hydrogen electric vehicles. That's some of the good work that the energy policy forum does. And we meet fairly regularly, and we're always looking for new legislation. So if you think of something we need, a gap, just contact me, care of ThinkTech Hawaii, and let me know, and I'll present that to our forum. So today I'm speaking about energy. I want to talk a little bit about the energy system generically, not only just in Hawaii, but wherever. So I want to talk about that. It's kind of like in the little educational program today. And I hope to come back with follow on presentations that continue to develop that further. And of course, being a hydrogen guy, I'm going to use my bully pulpit to talk a lot about hydrogen in this show and other shows. And if anybody else wants to get there or in, please volunteer and come on the show. I'd be happy to have you as my guest. And you can talk about what you think about the energy system. So let's roll on to some of these slides. And we have this new way of showing slides, which are one of our texts came up with just now, like moments ago, where you have the slide beside me, I got my beach behind me. And then I can look at the slide and talk to it without having to look down with my head down on the table. So, which is really good. So Robert, thanks very much. That's great. Great, great deal. So okay, so here we go. We're going to talk about energy solutions for Hawaii. And, you know, it's really helpful. An old friend of mine from 20 years ago educated me Dr. David Scott. He's Dr. Hydrogen in Canada came up with these simple ways of looking at an energy system. And I think if people can understand what, you know, because it's so complicated, you know, you think about, well, what's our energy system? And how do I fit? And what can we do? It really helps if you have a basic understanding of how the energy system works. What's the, how's it formatted? And me being like, I like systems engineering and logic. This really works well for me. And I hope it works well for the viewers out there, too. So I'm going to all said, I'm going to focus on how it will solve our energy problems, how we can decarbonize our energy system. So let's roll to the next slide. So here you go. This is the energy system, a really simple diagram explaining a really kind of complicated system, but you can break it down into the various buckets. It starts off at the top, where we have our primary energy sources. So what do we mean by that? That's like crude oil, coal on the fossil fuel side, which we want to get rid of eventually. And then we have sunlight, wind, geothermal, wave energy, all the renewable energy sources that we have here in Hawaii. And so those are primary energy sources. Some of them can be used just directly, like PV. Sunlight makes electricity, you can almost make it directly. You have conversion technologies. So a chunk of crude oil coming out of the ground, you can't run it in your car, you have to make gasoline out of it because your car engine would never run on crude oil. It would poke up in no time. So we have things like are called refineries. We have two of them here in Hawaii on the west side of Oahu. And they take that crude oil and they take all the light stuff out of it to make gasoline and diesel fuel. And then all the really heavy stuff goes into our fossil fuel electric plant. It's almost like tar. And then you go down even further into that barrel and you get stuff that you make asphalt and mix it up with stuff to make our roads. And so basically we use the whole barrel, but we use refineries to do that. And then we have things like I said PV, which takes that sunlight and converts it into electricity. So it's something that we can use. And that's something is we call that an energy currency. It allows an energy transaction to take place. So gasoline is an energy currency. It allows you to power your engine or fuel your internal combustion engine and the engine explodes and goes up and down, makes motion. And so it gets used up. The same with electricity is also an energy currency. It allows you to run your TV, your computer, light your light bulbs at night, your stove, hot water heaters, a whole variety of things. So it's an energy currency. And the same is with hydrogen. Hydrogen is an energy currency. On its own it's just like gasoline or electricity, but it allows you to make an energy transaction. So if you look at the next little lump, no, no, no, no, no, no, not the next slide. I'm still working my way through the system. No worries. Then we have energy currencies, conversion. You made your energy currency using your conversion technologies. You have your gasoline. How do you convert that into something useful? We use an engine to do that. Or in the case of hydrogen, you use electrochemically, you use a fuel cell. Of course, hydrogen is so much better than using an engine because you have no emissions except hot water from the fuel cell, whereas the engine's throwing off all sorts of terrible emissions, including knocks and carbon stuff, get into your lungs. It doesn't smell very good. You're looking through a haze all the time. So our beautiful vegetation looks kind of dull. Certainly it does in Houston. Whenever I get off the plane here in Hawaii, I'm amazed because we do have pretty clean air at how bright all our vegetation looks and our flowers look, whereas in Houston it's all through this brown haze. So it doesn't look as great as it does here. Then you have your end uses. That's the ultimate where we want to get to where you start off with your primary energy sources and your work your way down the ladder to the end uses. And that's things like transportation. That's getting from A to B, from your house to the store, from your house to where you work. Running your air conditioning, that's an end use service or cooking or anything like that. And so these energy currencies, both electricity and gasoline and hydrogen, don't forget hydrogen, all allow you to do something for an end use. That's the ultimate thing. That's what you see the most of. You don't see all the other stuff that made up that energy currency. You're just, you know, the general public is just interested in the actual end use. What can I do with it? What does this empower me to do? So now we'll go to the next slide. So just a little more development on the energy currencies theme.  You know, you use it for financial transactions. Well, energy currencies allow you to make energy transactions. So look at it as that. It's really important. So when we get in these conversations about, you know, converting from fossil fuels or decarbonizing our energy system, it's kind of useful to see, you know, how all this works. And so energy currency or sources can be harvested to manufacture your energy currencies. So for example, on the fossil fuel side, you know, the sources that you produce are, or the currencies you produce are gasoline, propane, SNG, and jet fuel. So we can get to the mainland, get to Las Vegas, and maybe hit the big time if you get the right one. I would only put either on the black or the red. I'm not that brave. And then the renewable sources are things like hydrogen and electricity. The problem with electricity is you can't save it very effectively. You can in batteries, but you have to have monster batteries to save a lot of it. Hydrogen is a much better method, currency. Let's stick to the terminology here, Mitch. There's a much better currency for saving gobs and gobs of energy that you normally would throw away. Electricity pretty well have to use it right away. It's gone. I mean, it's like on demand. It doesn't hang around unless you have a battery. And batteries, like I said, are really expensive. Next slide. So we've said that hydrogen, electricity, or energy currencies, and they don't really compete against each other. It's not, gee, only electricity or only hydrogen. I know I say that I'm a hydrogen guy, but they compete, they don't compete. They complement each other. So you can use hydrogen to make electricity, and you can use electricity to make hydrogen. So they're like interactive. And the beauty of it is when you make a hydrogen out of water and electricity, there's no, if you're using an electrolyzer, there's no harmful emissions at all.  So it's a perfect, it's a perfect cycle. It's like the ideal solution and why we don't grasp that and run with it. I don't know, but that's why I'm here is to help you do that. So this is what we want to do. And this is why almost 30 years ago, I had my big aha moment when I saw my first fuel cell and I went, my exact word was, wow. And next three or four words is, I want to be part of this because this is this is the future. And it is, and we've come a long way in the last 30 years. Next slide, please. Okay. So electricity, you know, here are the advantages that can be made from a variety of energy sources. And it's clean, fast and safe when handled properly. You know, electricity came in at the turn of the last century.  Well, you know, it was a poorer quality of light. It made all sorts of carbon which got on the walls, you had to trim the wick, you had to fill it, it was just basically a pain to use. And then when suddenly we introduced electricity, and it was clean, fast, safe, click the switch, instant lights, mom didn't have to go around being sexist. But in the old days, it was mom that did this. They go around, trim the wicks, fill the lamp, you know, clean, clean the lamp the whole nine yards. So it caught on very quickly. People loved it. It was a real winner. Disadvantage, as I said in the previously is it can't be effectively stored. By that, I mean, you can store it in the battery. But as you saw in Stan the Energy Man last week, in the little animation he had, you have to have this monster battery. It's really heavy, and it's really expensive. So that's the disadvantage. I just want to talk quickly about the fossil fuel age. If you really look at it, I love this graph. This is a really old one, an old picture. You look at how we came from way back in the caveman days to where we are now. I mean, like in the Roman days, they cut wood. They had to go around the world looking for wood to chop down for building their boats, making charcoal, the whole nine yards, and they processed doing that. They kind of leveled all the forests, and they had to keep on going out now, conquering more lands to get more wood. Then they, I won't go through the whole thing, but then we had coal, oil, and gas, which is the fossil fuel age. You see how quickly we're going through that. It's only been like 250 years we've had fossil fuels other than wood, and we're going through that pretty quickly, and we're already bumping out to the next second solar generation, and that's where we're going to be going. I think we have to stop for a break now and give you a chance to contemplate on what I've just been talking about, and we'll be back with more on the energy system. Aloha, I'm Stan Osserman, Stan the Energy Man, every Friday here on Think Tech, Hawaii. If you're really interested in finding out what's going on in energy, especially here in Hawaii, but also all the way around the world, and especially if it has to do with hydrogen, look into Stan the Energy Man every Friday, 12 o'clock, Think Tech, Hawaii. Either. Aloha. Aloha, I'm Winston Welch, host of Out and About. It's a show that we have every other Monday on Think Tech Live here. We explore a variety of topics that are really interesting. We have four organizations, events, and the people who fuel them in our city, state, country, and world. We've got some amazing guests on here, like all the shows at Think Tech, so if you want to catch up on stuff, tune into my show every other Monday and other shows here on Think Tech Live. It's a great place to learn about stuff, to be informed, and if you have some ideas, come on my show. Let's talk about it. See you later, and Aloha. Here we are, back after the break. I made a quick walk out to the beach just to get my feet wet, and the water is really nice and ready to go after this show. So here we're back. We're talking about the energy system to kind of break it down into its components so it becomes more understandable to everybody, and so that you can be informed when you start hearing some of these things, you know, when you're watching TV and reading in the newspaper and hearing the latest and greatest about hydrogen, and as you'll hear more and more as we're coming along. So anyway, let's roll with the next slide. So I love this slide. I think it came from Planet of the Apes or whatever. It's, you know, what happens when the oil runs out? Well, believe it or not, we do have solutions to that, and it's hydrogen. Well, one of the things. I mean, we have battery-electric vehicles, too, but we might not have to go to this extreme to get across. I think they did this in Hawaii, too, because it's all the lava fields in the background. Next slide. So just a few more words about hydrogen. On the right, you'll see an artist's depiction of a molecule. It's a simplest molecule. It's number one in the periodic table for all you scientists out there. It's got one electron going around in orbit around a proton in the middle. So a very simple molecule. It's actually the most plentiful element in the universe. I have to, you know, tongue-tie that one. The sun is a big mass of hydrogen and it's continually fusing. That's where we get our light and our heat from. Simplest, dense central nucleus, and it's like a planet orbiting the sun. And so what we have to do is capture the magic there of that hydrogen atom. So the biggest compound having hydrogen in it is water. So here in Hawaii, we look out over the Pacific Ocean. That's all hydrogen oxide out there. So the issue is that hydrogen is always joined to another atom. In order to, it doesn't occur freely.  It doesn't work that way. So what we have to do is we have to break those electrochemical bonds. And if we go to the next slide, so those bonds, it takes energy to break those bonds. So we can use a variety of sources to make it. Including fossils and renewables. So like a fossil fuel has a lot of hydrogen in it. And natural gas is our most, that's what they use today. The majority of our hydrogen is made with natural gas. But when they make it, they have to break that bond and it produces carbon dioxide, which then vents off in the atmosphere. So what the heck? We're not really getting the full advantage out of the hydrogen part because of the CO2 that's given off when we make it. But hydrogen is easily transported. And here's a really key element. It can be stored for really long periods of time. It's not like a battery that self-discharges. I mean, as long as your valves don't leak, it'll last forever. So I've got tanks that I filled up 10 years ago. And I go out and check the valve and the hydrogen still there hasn't gone anywhere. So you can store it for long periods of time. Completely renewable. And here you go in red when it's spent. The byproduct is pure water. You make it from water with electricity. You use it to make electricity and it converts back to water. I mean, how awesome is that? I mean, nature gave us that. This is a gift. So we need to be using it. Next slide. So we talked about it not occurring naturally. You know, the Hindenburg has done us a lot of damage in the hydrogen community. Everybody talks about the Hindenburg. It used to be every night at half past midnight, two o'clock in the morning, we'd see some grainy old black and white movie about the Hindenburg disaster without fail. And everybody still brings that up. I mean, a lot of people walked away from that. And it was proven that the fire, that's not a hydrogen fire. That was the rocket fuel aluminum powder they used to coat the outside of the balloon. And that's what's burning. And people were actually able to get away from it. If you're in a plane crash, you would just, you know, spear in and that would be it. You'd be in history. But a lot of people were able to walk away from that. People, the public has that perception. But you know, hydrogen is a fuel.  You can't just willy-nilly let it loose and expect that it's going to be totally benign. You have to be smart about it. So the real issue is the we need hydrogen infrastructure on a massive scale. So up till now, we've been doing kind of like projects, lab projects, a little pilot project. But we haven't really ramped it up. I mean, the technology hasn't been ready before. It's ready now. I mean, we have huge electrolyzers that can be now used to make massive amounts of hydrogen. We have a way to store hydrogen. There's a variety of ways to do it. But H&I is working on some of those. And so we need to be at our infrastructure in place. If you look at our infrastructure now, it's all geared for fossil fuels, taking like 120 years to develop this infrastructure. There's a huge investment in the existing infrastructure. So obviously, we want to get as much time out of it as possible. But we've got to start putting in the infrastructure. So at H&I, we're working on infrastructure projects to test it out, try it out, see if the guy who sold you the goods was lying when he sold you this bill of goods. Like, you said it would do this much and it's only doing this much. You said it wouldn't rust and look at it. It's all rusting, falling apart. We're ironing all that stuff out. So we're like the scouts ahead of the wagon train. But you know what? We're there. I mean, it's we're ready to go. We've got a brand new hydrogen station going in at the Nelha facility in the Big Island. We're going to support three hydrogen buses for the county of Hawaii, you know, Helion bus service. And so that's all part of getting this infrastructure up and going. So next slide. So I said we have to break the bond. You know, we have to apply energy the next slide, please. The way you do it with fossil fuels, as I said, is you're using energy to break it with natural gas. It emits the pollutants and you're consuming, you know, a lot of non-renewable fuels, whereas hydrogen is totally renewable. And next slide, I think, is my last slide. Okay, this is what, yeah, this is what I mean by hydrogen at scale. Look at the size of those electrolyzers compared to the guys, they're as high, you know, in diameter as the guy is high. And like, they have a whole row of these things out there. That's the scale. When we talk about hydrogen at scale, that's what we mean. Like if I look at my electrolyzers I have on the Big Island, my stacks are like about that high by about that round. They're not man sized like these are. But there are companies out there that are obviously, because they're there making these like, now hydrogen makes those and they just bought proton onsite which makes the PEM or proton exchange membrane electrolyzers. It's like a solid state electrolyzer whereas the one you see there is an alkaline electrolyzer. It's liquid, has a liquid electrolyte. They've been around since 1929 and they started out in Norway when they were making hydrogen to make ammonia for the fertilizer industry. They had this massive hydro plant with like a huge row of these massive electrolyzers there and they were making hydrogen to make ammonia. That's my phone dinging. So that's what I mean by hydrogen at scale. It takes a lot of input energy to do that and we have sources here in Hawaii. We can use geothermal power for example. It's the best power we have for making hydrogen because it's 24 seven and it's at megawatt scale and we have a lot of it. So why aren't we need to be using that? The other thing is obviously sunlight. Not so much here on Oahu. We're kind of running out of land but on the Big Island they've got lots of land. So you know if you have like multi megawatt PV arrays that's another good way to make it although you know the sun only shines for you know five and a half to six hours a day and you get cloud and you get all sorts of other stuff. So it's not like continue 24 seven. That's why I really like the geothermal side. Wind is the same thing. It usually turbines run at night and once again but it's intermittent and you can go for you know two or three or four days without serious wind. It's very gusty so it's not the ideal but you know we have a lot of wind. Not here on Oahu. I think our last wind farm is planned to go in at Barber's Point and there's no really other obvious place on Oahu to put in a wind farm but once again on the Big Island and like in the saddle and places like that it's got excellent wind resources there and so that's where we should be looking at generating a lot of hydrogen and also solar there as well. You have all this land to be used to be making hydrogen. That's it for my little blurb on the energy system. I hope you got something out of it. Next time I will get up here and pontificate by myself. I'm going to have another set of slides which talks more about the hydrogen applications and what we're doing here in Hawaii and what we can do and what we should be doing. So until our next show next Wednesday I'd like to say hello hi everybody. I got to get back to the beach.


Mr. District Attorney, starring David Bryan. Mr. District Attorney, champion of the people, defender of truth, guardian of our fundamental rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And it shall be my duty as District Attorney, not only to prosecute to the limit of the law all persons accused of crimes perpetrated within this county, but to defend with equal vigor the rights and privileges of all its citizens. This is David Bryan. In a moment we'll bring you another case from the files of Mr. District Attorney. But first a word from our sponsor. And now here is our star, David Bryan as Paul Garrett, Mr. District Attorney. A District Attorney pays special attention to crimes committed by juveniles, no matter how petty, because the incorrigible minority of the teenagers of today will include the major criminals of tomorrow. There are even a few who don't wait until tomorrow. This case started with a gang fight at night in a public park. Give it to him. Get those three headed for the park. Let's go. Hey, ask for it. High school pick you. I told him this park was closed except for my gang.  Look at him run. Get that one, Eddie. Kick his teeth out. All right, guys. Get lost. We need to talk about this later. Come on. I hope they get caught. I hope the cops catch them and put them in jail.  Through the bushes. Not for hilltops. I don't have to run. I didn't do anything. You're my girl. And if I run, you run. I don't want to be your girl anymore.  It'll be my girl as long as I want you to. Cup your old path behind a zoo. Don't push me. Go on before I... Leave her alone. Who's that? Never mind. Just leave her alone. Walter. Well, if it ain't Franey himself, the president of the G.O. I was wondering where you run to, Yellow Belly. Now, I ran to call the police. That's where I ran.  Oh, that ain't fair, is it? Maybe next time we'll bring a platform and have a debate instead. Come on, Julie. I'll take you home. On the trolley car? Get wise. She likes automobiles, don't you, honey? I'm going with Walter. Oh, no, you're not.  Well, isn't the little man getting brave? I don't need the gang for you, Brainy. Now, well, I got this. Look, it's a nice... Jackie, look at him, Julie. Look at the big, brave basketball player. Look out, Walter. It's sharp. You might get cut. What's the matter, Yellow Belly? Afraid? Cat got your tongue? Come on. Take it away from me. Because if you don't, you know what's going to happen, don't you, Brainy? You jerk! Walter! Early search, honey. Chief, I've even gone over it myself. I've worked with ten different squads in the past five days. There's no sign of a murder weapon. Nothing. You're in the beach, me. None of the high school kids saw it happen. The main fight was down near the park park.  It will probably be Spicer's parents calling again. Not that I blame them. Almost a week and that boy's killer is still at large. Here. Yes, Miss Miller. Is Mr. Haken here to see you, Mr. Garrett? What about? He doesn't want to tell anyone but you. Well, you tell him I'm busy. Ask Burton to see him. He says it's very important, Mr. Garrett. All right. Send him in. Well, I guess I gotta get down. No, no. Stay, stay. If he's a crank, you may be able to help me get him out. Thank you. Mr. Garrett? He's Mr. Garrett. Oh. My name's Jim Hagen, Mr. Garrett. Well, what can I do for you, Mr. Hagen? It's all right. Mr. Harrington is a member of my staff. Well, it's about my daughter, Julie. I'm afraid she's in some kind of trouble. With the law? I'm not sure. I reckon it must be. Ever since we come here to the city, she's been changing. Staying out late, keeping things to herself. How old is she? She's 16. Can't you and your wife exert any authority over her? My wife said that Julie needed freedom, that it wouldn't hurt her none. She used to bring her friends to the house, and then she stopped. Ruby, that's my wife, said it was because Julie was ashamed of me. Ruby says, one look at me and everybody know I used to be a farmer. Mr. Hagen, this seems to be a family problem. I'd like to help you, but, well, what is it you want me to do? Oh, I thought maybe you might come to the house, talk to Julie.  Mr. Hagen, do you know that your daughter is in trouble, or do you just think so? She's hardly taking a bite of food all week. I've been hearing her crying in her room every night. Then last night... Go ahead. Julie was out late. I was setting up waiting for her to come home. Must have been about one o'clock, I guess, when she came to the front door with a boy. I heard him talking. She's crying.  Telling her to get hold of her nerves and keep her mouth shut. About what? Oh, I don't know. Well, if the boy struck your daughter, you could prefer charges, but she'd have to sign the complaint. Do you know the boy's name? She'd call him Jackie, if that's all. Could you identify him? It was too dark in the hall for me to see him. Julie never brought her friends in. I'd know his voice, though. And you have no idea what it is that he might have been telling her to keep quiet about. No. Well, you just said no. It sounded like yes. You said this cryin' had been going on for about a week. When did it start, exactly? Uh... No, maybe you're right. Maybe I'd better handle this myself. Hagen, did your daughter go to Central High School? Yes. Did your daughter know a boy named Walter Spicer? She went out with a boy named Walter before she took up with this Jackie I told you about. She used to go out with Walter Spicer? Yeah. That's why I came here. That's the night she started cryin', the night Walter was killed. But she's a girl. She couldn't have had anything to do with it. But she might know who did. It's after three o'clock. School is out. Will your daughter be home? Sometimes she comes, sometimes she don't. She'll be home to eat, though, at six o'clock. All right, Mr. Hagen, you can go. We'll be at your home tonight at six o'clock. Park? Where can she be? She's run away from home. That's where she can be. I knew she would. I warned him to quit nagging the girl, Mr. Gad. She's old enough to take care of herself, and now she's gone because he brought you here. Your daughter didn't know I was going to be here, Mrs. Hagen. And a 16-year-old girl isn't as self-sufficient as you think. That may be Miss Miller, Chief. Or may I take it? Hello. Mr. Garrett? Yes, Miss Miller. We find you. The girl wasn't at school at all today. I see. You want me to stay here at the office in case there's anything else? For a while, please. Harrington will give you a lift home later. Harrington goes close to your place, doesn't he? Good. We'll see you later. Your daughter never showed up at school today, Mr. Hagen. Where can she be? I told you where. She run away. Did you see her doing the day, Mrs. Hagen? Ruby? No, Ruby didn't see her. Ruby was at the beauty parlor all day. She would know if Julie did come. I was only at the beauty parlor for two hours. Just two hours. We're not living on a farm anymore. I've been a good mother. Wasn't me who drove her away. Better put out a missing person's report on Harrington. Right, Chief. You have a recent photograph of your daughter. In the bedroom. Would you get it, please? We can have telephoto sent to nearby states, along with her description. We've got it. He never understood it. Any more near understood me. I'm sure he didn't, Mrs. Hagen. He just wanted to set her on the house every night. I don't know how I lasted all these years, except for Julie. I was the one who took care of her. I was the one who saw to it that we got away from that dirty old farm so she'd have a chance in life. I wanted her to have all the things I missed. It was all for her. Oh, I'm sure of that, Mrs. Hagen. Pete will put it on the telechop right away, Chief. Watch the photo as soon as we can get it to him. I got it, right here. We'll take it in. There's not much more we can do tonight. If Julie should come home, or if you hear from her, let me know, no matter what time it is. We will, Mr. Garrett. Find her for us, please. Please find her. We'll do all we can. I hope you're satisfied, Jim. I hope you're satisfied now. Oh, Ruby, leave me alone, please. You'd better try to get some rest, Mr. Hagen. I'm sure Mrs. Hagen will take care of herself. Come on, Hagen. We'll be better off back on the farm. Make some excuse. That poor guy. She's got him in up there, wait. I'm not worried about them. I'm worried about the daughter. Let's get this photo in as fast as we can. There's no need for you to drive me all the way home, Harry. Can you drop me off at the subway station? This time of night, Chief would eat me alive. That's out of your way. Oh, forget it. Oh, please. The station's just ahead on the corner. Hey, it's just ahead all right. Look. An ambulance. Yeah, quite a crowd this time of night. Something must have happened down there. I wonder what it is. You won't take long to find out if there's a police car there, too. Come on. Hey, get back there. We can't go down. Did you speak to Taney's office, officer? Well, let's see her credentials. Yeah. Hey, what is it? The girl got killed under the train just to pull into the station. Oh, did she fall or jump? The motorman on the train said she was pushed. Pushed? Well, that's what he says. Said he could see her and the boy on the platform as he came out of the tunnel. And the boy shoved her. Now, he was gone by the time the train stopped. All right. Take me down there. Now, the lady better wait up here. Yeah, I guess he's right, Miss Miller.  All right. Down this way. The train was eastbound. It happened right at the beginning of the platform. Ah. Wasn't taking any chances on the motorman getting time to slow down and stop. Put it back. No identification on her. I know who she is. I wonder why she was pushed. She knew too much about that boy who was murdered in the park last year. Well, she isn't going to be able to tell anybody about it now. No, no, she isn't. This is David Bryan. Before we continue with Mr. District Attorney, in the case of the knife in the park, here is an important message I'd like you to hear. And now back to David Bryan, starring as Paul Garrett, Mr. District Attorney. A high school boy had been stabbed to death in the park after a gang fight. A worried father led us to believe that his daughter might know something of the murder. But the girl died violently under the wheels of a subway train before we could find her and question her. Harrington called me to the subway station. I had no choice but to send for the girl's father. My little girl murdered. Murdered in a city.  People live in peace on a farm. Take it easy, Mr. Hagen.  Home? Without you? Not anymore. There'd be just Ruby and me. Ruby got tired of me a long time ago. Only the girl held us together. She's all I had. Now I got nothing left. Nothing except her picture. Can I get it back? Yes, we had some blown up copies made. You can get the original at my office at any time. Why don't you give them that copy of the blow-up you got in the envelope, Chief? Oh, yes. Here, Mr. Hagen, I brought it down for identification purposes. I only had this taken three weeks ago at the amusement park. First picture of her in years. Almost like I knew something was gonna happen. Three weeks ago? Why, Chief? Blouse, the girl was wearing tonight. Looks like the same one she was wearing in the photograph.  Oh, yeah. She'd been wearing it all the time for a few months. It isn't on the blouse now. No, she stopped wearing it a couple of days ago. I got it. With you? Yeah. May I see the pin? Thank you. What is a cheap high school club? Boy's Club. See the crest and inscription? Yeah. State Street Tigers. Got a clubhouse in the foot of State Street near the river. Rented an old store, painted the windows black with a tiger head on them. Was some sort of an organized gang that started that fight in the park? Those State Street kids are tough, Chief. What I want to know is, does one of the members go by the name of Jackie? Yeah. He might have given her the pin. He also might have pushed her off this platform if she saw him kill Walter Spicer. Where is that club? I'll find out if he's there. I want to get my hands on him. The law can handle this, Mr. Hagan. Officer. Yes, Mr. Garrett. You got a prowl car? Yes, sir. Drive this man home, then go to the county building. My secretary should be back there by now. Yes, sir. Tell her to call Judge Macklin and get a search warrant for the clubhouse of the State Street Tigers. Right. After you get it, pick up a squad and meet Harington and me at the clubhouse. Yes, sir. Come along, Mr. Hagan. Hi, girl. Hi, Julie. Well, take my car. Is that the far exit? What's the idea of the clubhouse, Sage Chief? Well, even if there is a boy named Jackie who belongs to the club, we've got nothing but hearsay evidence against him. It's circumstantial. We could never convict him. His fellow members will probably swear he never knew Julie Hagan. That pin could prove he did. No, any member might have given it to her. She might have found it on the street. We've got to prove she knew the Tigers. Find some evidence that you've been at the clubroom at one time or another, for a dance, perhaps. Hey, some of those clubs keep a guestbook, Chief. No, that's a possibility. If there is such a book, we've got to find it. Clubroom is on the next corner. Better stop and leave the car here. What time is it? Uh, 1.30. Probably won't be anyone around to disturb us. Yeah. Boy, Judge Macklin will have a fit when Miss Miller gets him out of bed at this hour to sign a warrant. She can handle him. Judge is all right. It's a good thing I gave Miller the right home. You'd have taken him a different way than not to cheat of mine. What do you mean by that? Chief, sometimes you surprise me. What? Oh, here's the place. State Street Tigers. No lights inside. You wouldn't see them any, huh? With the windows painted over like that? I was looking under the door jam. Locked. Springlock. Then I could probably pick it with a nail file. Go ahead and the warrant's coming. I'm, uh, I'm a little bit out of practice. You mean you used to do things like this? Well, when I was a kid, my mother was forever forgetting her keys. We were locked out of the house more times than we were in it before I learned this little stuff. There you are. From now on, I want an alibi from you attached to every burglar report we get. Come on, come on. You better close it again. Yeah.  You, uh, you got any matches? Yeah. You should have brought a flashlight. There's a floor lamp over there. Wow. Quite a layout. Furniture, pool table, cue racks. Even a telephone on the wall. Yes. Come here. Take a look at this. What? On the wall here, by the phone. Names, phone numbers, scribble and pencil. Yeah. Tigers seem to have a lot of girlfriends. Rusty Denton. Rusty Elmwood 41111. Eddie Marsher called. Fleming 6589. There's no name on this one. Elliott 0261. Red lettuce, tomatoes. Some kid wrote down the grocery list. You know the things he- Here, here. Take a look at this one. Jackie Wilkes. The phone Evergreen 6205. Jackie? Yes. And Evergreen 6205O is Hagan's phone number. Give us the kid's last name, too.  I want a photo of this. We can check the handwriting on every boy in the club and find out who wrote it. You'll have to testify that Jackie Wilkes knew Julie Hagan. Hey, Chief, there's a card. You stop outside. It's too soon for the squad. Kill the light. Anybody in here? Dope's leaving the door unlocked. Hey. Just stand right there, son. Who are you guys? What are you doing in here? We're looking for Jackie Wilkes. Jackie Wilkes? Never heard of him. Well, that's strange. His name is written on your clubhouse wall right next to the telephone. Oh, oh, that stuff. That was here before we rented this joint. We've been meaning to paint it over. Oh, is that so? How long have the club been here? A little over a year. You cops or something? Those numbers have been there over a year. Yeah, that's right. That's funny. Because one of those numbers belongs to a girl who has only lived in this city a few months. Girl named Julie Hagan. She was killed tonight, pushed over a subway platform under a train. That's too bad. Mortimer on the train saw it happen. He got a fast look at the boy's face. Maybe just good enough to identify him if he sees him in a police lineup. You just parked the car outside, didn't you? Yeah. How old are you? 18. I got a license. Good, because I want to see it. Sure, you can... What do I have to show it to you for? I didn't do anything. You know why you want it, boy? We want to get a look at your name. Oh, okay, sure. Take a look at this instead. Put that gun away, kid. You killed a girl tonight. Don't make it any worse.  She was my girl.  And Julie saw you do it. And when you thought you couldn't keep her quiet any longer with your threats, you pushed her under a train. It was an accident. She tripped. Did she? What were you doing in a subway when you owned a car? Yeah, Jackie, you hear it? Those are police cars. Better give yourself up, boy. Stay back. Gun or no, gun, Junior, here I come. No, Herrington! Stay away from him. Nobody says cheap. You tell him, Brainy. Your gun, too. All right, mister.  You're going to lead me out of here with one of these guns right in the middle of your back. Do a cheapy. He's killed crazy.   One of them will get you. We'll see. Move. You cops out there. Who's that? Jackie Wilkes. And I got one of your big shots with a gun in his back. So listen. Is that you, Mr. Garrett? Yes. Don't let him bluff you. Take him.   Back off across the street. Let me and him get to my car and don't follow us. And if you're thinking of shooting, remember, to hit me, you got to shoot through him. Never mind me. Take him. Mr. Garrett, we can. He'll be picked up someplace. He's a killer. He'll hurt somebody else even if I get away. He shot Herrington. He's in here wounded. Wounded, but still alive. What? I can see you against those lights, Jackie, but you can't see me. I'm behind you. I don't have to shoot to anybody but you. I've got your gun. You should have looked for another one. No! Get down on the ground. Herrington. He's wounded on the side. How about the kid? He's dead. How old was he, sir? 18. We had to do what we did, but a kid? His age stopped mattering when he pulled the trigger. Kid or no kid?  Yes, sir, I know. You did what you had to do. Thanks, Mr. Garrett.  Why did you start carrying a spare? Oh, I didn't, chief. But you fired a shot. Well, what was it then? The electric bulb from the floor lamp. I unscrewed it and threw it on the floor. That was clever, Herrington. You heard what he called me, didn't you, chief? Brainy. You just sit still until the ambulance gets here. You'll be all right. I think it's coming now, Mr. Garrett. Yes, it is. This is David Bryan. I hope you enjoy this case from the files of Mr. District Attorney. I'll be back in just a moment after this message from our sponsor. Now, here is the star of Mr. District Attorney, David Bryan, with a word about the program you have just heard. Death with a gun in his hand was the way Jackie Wilkes chose to avoid trial. The police closed the clubroom with the State Street Tigers and six of its members who were identified as having taken part in the gang raid on the high school technique group were given prison sentences ranging up to two years. But life had ended for Julie Hagan, too. Her parents had taken an interest in her friends. Too late. Now, this is David Bryan inviting you to join us when we present our next case based on the facts of crime from the files of Mr. District Attorney. Mr. District Attorney was originated by Phillips H. Lord.


Hello and welcome to NTN Nightly. I am General Norville. This edition stops stories. St. Lucia remains on high alert as the country prepares to reopen its borders. The health sector has been bolstered as St. Lucia continues the fight against COVID-19 and the business community urged to take advantage of technology. On Friday 15th May 2020, the Government of St. Lucia presented a measured five-phase approach to the reopening of the country. Officials indicated that while the COVID-19 referred to looms, the country cannot remain closed indefinitely. As such, the country must remain in a state of preparedness and strict protocols implemented throughout the phases of the reopening must be adhered to. Anise Antoine begins our broadcast. In preparation for the reopening of St. Lucia's economy, the Government of St. Lucia held a national consultation on the framework to open St. Lucia's society with a view of engaging all stakeholders. The framework highlights five stages with strict protocols that have been established for the various businesses and organizations across each sector so as to ensure that the threat of COVID-19 and its spread is minimized. Chief Medical Officer Dr Sharon Belma George, highlighting the importance of adhering to the protocols indicated that St. Lucia remains on high alert given that the threat of COVID-19 persists. Dr Belma George emphasized that the country should remain in a constant state of preparedness. The reality at this phase is that we have to be prepared that as we get cases and ensure our system is aggressive enough to identify them and to also manage them. So our expectation is that we have recurring low epidemic waves as is seen in a lot of the country, the region, avoid the possibility of a large epidemic wave as we see in some countries within the international zones. But we at St. Lucia, we have to be prepared to live safely with COVID-19 at this point. The Prime Minister of St. Lucia, Hon. Shasne stated that plans are currently being put in place by Caricom to facilitate the opening of borders across the Caribbean. The Prime Minister explained that although the borders will reopen, St. Lucia's tourism source markets may still be facing restrictions on travel. We believe genuinely that through testing, we can significantly reduce the risk. And so we have to anticipate that very soon that there will be a rapid test that globally is accepted, that at least can reduce the risk of a person having COVID before they travel. And certainly we must continue with the protocols of taking person's temperatures, watching person's behavior, and at the same time making sure that if in fact they show any symptoms, we have the ability to isolate them quickly. Reopening our borders also means that we must get our local population to have confidence in what we're proposing in order for them to be able to go and work in those places and know that they're going to be safe. Minister for Tourism, Information and Broadcasting, Culture and Creative Industries, Hon. Dominic Fede, explained the protocols being put in place to mitigate against the potential risks that may arise. We believe that we've got the protocols right. So one of the main ones you would have heard is the fact that you've got to test COVID-19 negative before you can actually board. So we've made that one of the requirements in order for individuals to check in. So the list of protocols from the seating arrangements on the airplane to the taxi trip to the hotel to the number of buffets you're going to have in the hotel environment to the situation on property where staff will have to be wearing the various PPE protective gears where you must have quarantined rooms, for example. You must, for example, have a nursing property to deal with any medical situation. The opening of St. Lucia's borders is slated for Thursday, June 4th, 2020. From the Government Information Service, I am Anicia Antoine reporting. St. Lucia, as of Saturday 16th May 2020, has recorded a total of 18 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 100% of these cases have recovered, placing St. Lucia at a 100% recovery rate for the second time. All 18 of these individuals have since reintegrated into their communities. Prime Minister the Honourable Alan Chastney speaking on the National Television Network NTN on Saturday said that while the country has achieved a milestone, the COVID-19 threat remains. The Prime Minister disclosed that as the country gets up to reopen its doors, its capacity to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic has been substantially increased. We have confidence in the team that we have. We have confidence in the protocols that we've put in place that if in fact there is going to be an outbreak that we could manage that outbreak. We're also confident because we have moved into OKEU and we're now physically preparing Victoria Hospital to be a full respiratory hospital. We've secured resources from the World Bank and they have amended all kinds of protocols to allow us to implement that project in record time. And we're talking about, if I'm not mistaken, 91 beds and 70 isolated rooms. Despite the difficulty, and I have to say to you the difficulty in getting and procuring PPE equipment with the assistance of Taiwan and the assistance of many other countries around the world. We have been able to acquire our fair share of PPE including respirators. I understand that we have 14 of them either have arrived or are about to arrive on island. So we do have a proper facility to deal with an outbreak. We've certainly increased our capacity a thousandfold by what we have done. Prime Minister the Honourable Alan Shaw-Snaker amended the hardworking men and women who continue to put their lives on the line for the health and safety of all's inclusions. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are far-reaching and have left no one untouched. Members of the business community have been forced to take advantage of technology now more than ever before. A panel speaking on the National Television Network NTN on Sunday 17th May 2020 brought into focus the digital economy and the many benefits of technology, especially during this time. Details in this report. The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic and the constraints and challenges imposed on society and people's lives by the virus have incited an enormous effort towards innovation and development. As such, the digital economy is being used as a source of resilience and competitiveness to mitigate the effects of the virus during this time. This is especially critical to the business community as it has been hard hit by the pandemic. Director of the National Competitiveness and Productivity Council Fiona Henson explained the importance of integrating technology into a business to ensure its survival. Traditional sectors can become more resilient, more competitive through the use and adoption of digital innovations, basically. So with the digital transfusion that is happening across the globe, permeating every single sector within an economy, changing the way we live, the way we work, learn, socialize, and so on, the traditional sectors can become more resilient. So I believe they are intertwined. The digital economy does not exist in isolation of its own. It's basically used to improve processes. You have online banking, e-commerce, the online banking replacing long lines. At the bank, you have e-commerce versus visiting the mall, manufacturing, automation, and so on. So the list goes on. So even post-COVID, I believe that we will see even more acceleration, more transformation with the digital economy. Sherilyn Monroe's Gustave Chief ICT Officer at the Division of Public Sector Modernization encouraged individuals to take advantage of the opportunities arising from the digital transformation. This is no longer the status quo going forward. You cannot depend on the traditional economy alone. You need to now invest in ways. So you, as an entrepreneur, as a business owner, et cetera, you may not have the skill set in terms of being able to promote your goods and services online, but there are certain companies or different options that you can avail yourself to in terms of providing and of having that digital presence. So the threat is only if we don't try to change. If we stay rooted in the old ways, then, of course, it would be a disruptor, as you indicate, and we will stay behind. But if you really want to catch up, the world is moving ahead. I think COVID has shown us the world is moving ahead. There's no turning back at this point. The Chief ICT Officer noted that the Division of Public Modernization is currently in the process of updating the national ICT and sectoral policy. We've engaged the private sector, all the different sectors, in terms of contributing and providing a guidance in terms of how they see ICT benefiting them, the sector. And we're going to use this to come up with this national ICT and sectoral policy that we're going to then use in terms of guiding the government, in terms of the different programs, et cetera, that can be developed for, especially the persons like entrepreneurs, persons who really don't know how to move forward into this digital economy. According to the Digital Economy Report for 2019, the digital economy accounts for approximately 39 million jobs globally, and the digital deliverable exports amount to 50 per cent of the global services exports. From the Government Information Service, I am Anisia Antoine reporting. In keeping with changes in international oil prices and government application of the modified market pass-repetroleum pricing mechanism, the retail price of LPG 20, 22 and 100 pound cylinders has changed. The retail price of gasoline, diesel and kerosene remains unchanged. The price changes take effect from Monday, May 18, 2020. Gasoline remains unchanged at $11.50 per gallon. Kerosene remains unchanged at $7.15 per gallon. Diesel remains unchanged at $11.92 per gallon. The 20 pound cylinder decreased from $27.24 to $26.19. The 22 pound cylinder decreased from $29.96. The $28.80. And the 100 pound cylinder decreased from $158.31 to $147.71. The next adjustment of the retail price of fuel products will be on Monday, June 8, 2020. And this is NTN Nightly Primers. Hutchingson is up next with the NTN Nouvelle Aquial. COVID-19 is a new pandemic disease as declared by the World Health Organization. It is transmitted directly by respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes or indirectly through rubbing the face with contaminated hands. There is still no specific treatment of vaccine against COVID-19 and as such, the farming community should adhere to some special recommendations. Ensure that firm clothing and gear is clean. Wash hands thoroughly before harvesting crops. Use face masks and head ties whilst harvesting, cleaning and packaging crops. Use all safety precautions when transporting crops to the markets and depots such as handling crates and crops with only clean hands and covering sneezes and coughs with a tissue or the inner arm to ensure body fluids or droplets don't get on produce and washing hands or using hand sanitizer after using the tissue. More than ever before, your important role as gatekeepers of St. Lucia's nutritional health and food security should be taken seriously. When you exercise these precautions, you not only safeguard your health but also continue to allow all St. Lucia's access to freshly grown fruits, vegetables and other local crops. Remember, it is our responsibility to ensure our nation eats fresh St. Lucia's best. Welcome back. We now join Primus Hutchinson for today's Novel Aqueol. Mr. Otin Genel, Mr. Madame, Department of University of Sabley, this is the information of the government. This is GIS, the National Television Agency of the Indian State. This is the Novel Aqueol. This is Primus Hutchinson. Before we start, Prime Minister, we have Alain Shastney and the Greek University of the Government. Possibly, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sharon Belma George, I am young and I am a private secretary. I would like to make an announcement to all of you who are working normally here under the coronavirus pandemic. I would like to thank you for your financial support and your public support on your Indian TV. I would also like to make an announcement to all of you who are starting on Monday, the 18th of May. I would like to thank all of you who have placed restrictions on the coronavirus pandemic to help the public and the public to help the people with the pandemic. I know that there are still a few people who are starting on Wednesdays for the government. But I would like to thank all of you who have continued to support me and the people who have supported me The purpose of this service is to promote social activity in the sea. The Church is going to conduct a service agreement to make an application for the Ministry of Equality before you start the service. According to Dr. Belma George, the government has also considered implementing the fourth phase of the operation to start the first gen. But, according to Dr. Belma George, the government has continued to conduct tests and to make sure that all the protection has been protected from the corona virus. The government has also considered implementing the fourth phase of the operation to promote the corona virus. According to this, the government has also announced its place of business and institution with the government that will continue to operate in the third phase of the operation. In this place, it has started operating since the 18th of May. It is a health service, a doctor's service, a hospital service, a pharmacy, a pharmacy for medical purposes, a place of business to sell sweet drinks, a food service, a fish, a kli-fa-ma, a kli-fa-ma, a kli-fa-ma, a drug operation, a common service, a telecommunication service, a sanitation service, a pet-wall service, a garage service, a local business service, a business to sell tools and materials to diversify the state and work. This is a financial service and a kai-lo-dience operation and a law-existence service.  This is a place of business that is able to make an application for ministers who have a place of business that is able to find a place to operate. The Ministry of Health has made a call to the public to continue to observe the work that is in place to protect health and well-being of Corona. According to this question of its end, the official of the Salar Mamzele Naomi Greenerson explained the significance of the Salar program for the public health. He made the call to the public to continue to observe the work that is in place to protect health. The service of the sanitizer service was done by the local government, but the public also made the call to the public to experience these difficulties. Ma'am Zelle Grenderson has advised the world to look in different ways to be active and to keep its value at 8%. We are following this example. It kills people, it makes people sick, it causes people to go to the hospital, it's a point of exploration. So we know that. So who is this solution? Distance, ok? Social. Social, yeah. To talk about the world's stress, to make the routine at home so that people don't have to go to the hospital, was at all, Janelle.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500 Crew Cab Short Box LT1 is stock number 12841Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2022 Chevy Silverado has the 6.6 liter V8 gas engine. It puts out 401 horsepower. It's combined with the six speed automatic transmission and this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood. North Sky Blue Metallic is the color and we shoot all of our videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive in the lower right hand part of the screen as a subscribe button to our YouTube channel, consider clicking that. And if you do, then click the bell notifications and you'll get updates every time we do videos here at Summit Automotive of our new and used inventory. This one comes with the 18 inch painted and polished aluminum rims, really good looking rims on here. And it has some really nice BF Goodrich All Terrain TA KO2 tires. These are LT27570R18s and they have just about all the tread left on them. Frame and underbody is in very nice shape. And the front fender is in excellent condition as well, I didn't see any dents or dings on that. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. Front bumper is in great shape and it does have LED fog lamps. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front bumper in the hood is in fantastic condition as well. You do get the cab lights up there. And the passenger side front fender is in very nice condition too. Passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. Check out this North Sky blue paint, it's got a lot of metal flake to it. Really a cool color. And as you go down this side of this 2000 and 22 Chevy Silverado 2500, take note of how clean that body is and how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make a smart buying decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back rim is in nice shape and the back tires have just as much tread as front tires. Frame and under body, you get the felt wheel well liners there but the frame and under body all the way underneath is in very nice condition. Just a little bit of dust up there with the low rockers and cab corners all look really good as well. Comes with the factory chrome step bars and the side box steps. Didn't see any dents or dings down that box side and coming around to the back you get the rear bumper with the steps in it, full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. The tailgate is in very nice condition as well and it is a power drop down tailgate so I got the clicker right here and see how nice that works. Inside you have a very nice spring and bed liner, very clean back here it does have the LED bed lighting and you do get four pin and seven pin wiring so if you ever wanted to put a gooseneck or a fifth wheel back here it'd be all set up for the wiring already. The hitch that's nice and solidly and you do get a tonneau pro soft tonneau cover and that tonneau cover is in excellent shape. This is one of the ones that rolls up and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side no dents or dings on the box and for full disclosure this back rim is in excellent shape as well. You get the capitalist fuel fill which is a really nice feature and down the rest of the side of the truck and the cab looks really really good. Now you do get telescopic tow mirrors on here so they telescope out like so. You get LED side lights, you also get heated mirrors and directional signals on there.   There are no rips, there are no tears on those seats. They are in fantastic condition. Power driver seat with lumbar, factory, all-weather floor mats, auto head lamps, that's for your cargo lamps so you turn on your LED side lights, fog lights, push button four-wheel drive, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, you do get that kind of weird wood grain trim on there and these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. And I got those LED side lights on so that you can see that. We'll hop inside, check up miles, radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. So you can see that this one has 6,397 miles, you do get a compass display. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls and heated steering wheel controls on the left. This one does come with the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. And then you get the Chevy infotainment system, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on there. This is also Apple CarPlay and Android Auto so while this one doesn't have the factory navigation system on it, you can project your cell phone to the screen with Waze or Google Maps. And then it's like you have nav right on the screen. This is also where your backup camera shows up. I think the truck's got to be on for that to actually work. So once we turn the truck on, we'll check that out.  You can also put down your tailgate and your stability control and of course your hazard lights. And of course your heated seat buttons right there. Heal us entry, remote start, passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition and see any rips or tears on there. Smells very clean inside this truck and the headliner is absolutely perfect. I don't think it's ever been smoked in in here. On-star and SOS buttons in that top center console there. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up. Take out the backup camera, take a look under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as front seats. Just beeped at me because I got the keys inside the truck now. Has a latch child safety system, fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost. And once again those seats are very, very clean. I don't even know if they've ever been sat in in the back. All weather floor mats back here keeps your carpeting of course looking like new. You get a USB, USB-C and a 12 volt power point back here as well. Child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms of the doors all look really good. All right, we'll start it up. Take a look under the hood. You can see just how bright those LED side lights are and when you turn those cargo lamps on it also turns on your bed lighting, the LED bed lighting. All right, starts right up. So check engine lights or anything like that. There's your backup camera. That's working nicely. And we'll take a look under the hood, turn on the lights. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll be able to verify the quality and condition of our, of this truck all the way around inside and out. There are those LED fog lamps. Under the hood we have the 6.6 liter V8 gas engine. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. And once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off. There is your emissions sticker. And this truck is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500 Crew Cab Short Box LT1 in North Sky Blue Metallic, you can go to that website right there at www.summitauto.com. 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Hey there friends, how's it going? My name is Kevin and this video is sponsored by Ubisoft. I got the privilege of playing their new game Immortals Phoenix Rising a little bit early. I've already done the gameplay session, I had a blast playing it so I hope you'll have a blast watching some of it. It seems like a really fun game. If you want to check out the game for yourself, learn a little bit more and click the link in the description. And yeah, without further rambling, let's jump on in. Oh, so this is the world I'm going to be exploring. I gotta say, a very handsome inhabitants remind me of myself when I was a young cyclops. And this is me.  Okay, first things first, I've spotted a vault. I know there's challenges in there, so that's going to be my first stop. Let's just gracefully glide down. I mean, plummet to earth. Okay, not too bad. I didn't smack into the earth at least. Oh no, don't attack me. Why, why? Just let me in your vault and steal all your riches. Okay, you know what? I kind of understand why you're attacking me now that I've talked about it out loud. Okay, slug, man.  Oh, I struggled so much against that slug. It's the handsome man from earlier. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.   You can't take a compliment for another man. You know what? This will be easy anyway. You don't have any depth perception with your little one eye. See? Missed me by a mile. Now as the saying goes, miss me, miss me. Now you got to kiss me.  Oh jeez. Okay. All right, he's gone into dust. He didn't feel so good. Never mind, I'll find someone like him. Or else I'll find someone with two eyes and make them like him.  All right, we're in the vault. This means I got to compete with some puzzles here. And unfortunately for me, because I'm getting a demo of this, there's someone watching me live. And this is going to be really embarrassing.  That's right, you've been getting the parts where I think I am in quote smart. But they're going to be watching an unedited Kevin, which is pathetic, honestly.   All right, I need to get that box across to there.  They're going to end the session. They're not going to let me keep playing. Okay, let's try this again. Second time lock, geez. Okay. Okay, better late than never. That's done, thankfully. This person is watching me fail. They're going to be so disappointed in me. I'm not accomplishing anything. Big brain kev, this is your moment. Come on. Yes, saw that was impressive. I bet they're impressed by that. All right, mission accomplished. I have gotten Zeus's bolt. Okay, now that I've done that, I think I'll do the fan service quest, which is basically me just making Jim Pickens body pillows. All right, let's try this gliding thing again. Okay, I didn't plummet into the ground, so that's a good start. Whoa, that is a neat trick. I mean, I can do a few carrot tricks, but nothing like that. Oh god, there's Mr. Manley again.  He's so hot though. Hey, lame horse. Yeah, what's up? My horse is like a machine. He's got armor and everything. Back in the day, people used to pay good money for horse armor. Now you get it for free. Oh no. Oh no. He looks ready to fight. Just like everything else I love, my horse disappeared on me when I needed it.  He's stalking me, pretending just not to notice him. Okay, he did not like that. I bet he didn't like that either though. All right, I fixed the air conditioning for this vault. Oh, there's another though. I better be getting paid for this. Aircon is expensive. Oh no. Oh no. I knew AI would rise up. I just didn't think there'd be this early in humanity. Man beats machine once again. Can I need a heavy block from in here? But how the hell do I get in here?  Can I, I don't suppose I can go Oh, big brain. Is this gonna hurt me? I don't want it to hurt me. How can I move this without getting zapped? All right, let's just push through. Yeah, there you go. Strong independent woman. Definitely not the right way to do it, but does it matter if it was done right as long as it was done? That's a motto to live by. Okay, finally, I'm done. That definitely wasn't right. Don't judge me. Okay, I got the job done. Oh, feels nice. This is some good natural aircon. Oh, now I get it. Fan service. It only clicked now. So I used all my big brain on that earlier challenge. Okay, on to the big tower. I assume that's where the bad guy lives. I mean, could be anyone, could be a shoe salesman for all I know. It's just, I don't like to judge books by their covers, but I do like to judge buildings. And like, that's definitely an evil person's house. It looks like that's climbable. I'm gonna go without thinking about it too much. Kevin sees shiny thing and he just goes. Yes, shiny thing. Oh, I got amnosia. Yep, that's amnosia for you. See that stealthed my way in there. Oh, good Lord. All right, you don't look well engineered, but you look big, much like myself. I'm relating to a lot of the characters. Oh my God, what is he doing? Oh my God. Okay, I can't do that. I'm sorry for insulting you. You are well engineered. I'm sorry. Oh no, he's going Beyblade mode again. Oh no, stop it. Stop it. Oh Jesus Christ. It's like fall, guys. Come on, rip him apart. Is he done? Oh, no more Beyblading for you. Now I want to play with Beyblades. Oh, that's what I like. Someone's straight to the point. Wait, not quite. What do you mean not quite? I thought that was the final boss. I didn't realize there was someone else. A bit more scary by the sounds of it. Oh God, there's lots of them. This is the problem with me stealthing my way in. Now there's the carrots are all trying to stop me from leaving. Okay, I'd be lying if I said this escape was easy. Sorry, I deal with trauma through humor. Really bad humor. Oh, look, another path that reminds me of me. An epic chest. Let me go there. Oh, I can cut down trees. I'm going to deforest this whole land. All right, I'm done. I mean, their place is pretty much a wasteland beforehand. No, no, stop chasing me. My horse is made out of metal. You wouldn't like him, honestly. Not tasty. Yucky. Another robot?  If I stop technology now, there'll never be like smart fridges and stuff like that. Okay, this guy's much stronger than I thought he would be. I for one welcome our new robot overlords. I'll be over here if you need me. Oh, for fuck's sake. I think I went out of the fire and into the furnace. Why does everything want me dead? Something like me, please. And also the game. If something could like me, that'd be nice. Okay, these robots look friendly. I don't think we'll have any issues. Okay, I'm willing to admit I was wrong. Just don't tell your robot leader on that hill that I did that because I've already submitted to his leadership. Okay, so I think I'm trying to match this and I found a blue ball that I'm gonna try and put in one of the holes on the ground to match that. I hope this is right. It's gotta be. Surely. Big brain kev, add it again. God, my one brain cell is firing on all cylinders today. Look at that. It's working. Oh, no. Oh, no. No, no, I don't, I don't want to get involved with this. I'm just doing a little puzzle down there, guys. Leave me alone.  Okay, let's try this again without getting attacked by every single enemy on the map. Activate and go. Nice and easy. Just avoid them all together. There we go. All the way around. Got it. Huh, I could lock myself away in here. That would be nice actually. Okay, that's too active. I need three more. I haven't seen any more. This is gonna be hard. Okay, lots of boxes to be moved. Let's start moving some boxes and see if anything happens. That's what I should be doing. Just manual labor. It's all I'm good for. I shouldn't be the protagonist. I should be an NPC. Just moving boxes around. Okay, I dropped the box. Did that do anything? It looks like it did something. Okay, great. Let's move some more boxes. I'm in my element here. Just moving heavy things and my reward is blue balls. Fantastic. All right, throw that out and hope I find it. Off you go. Okay, that didn't go too far. That actually went okay. I feel like I did that with, you know, the catastrophe, which is a new bar I'm setting for myself. Okay, two more to go. I'm guessing they're up there. At least one of them is. So let me go explore. All right, guys, I'm back. I don't want to fight you. If you'd be willing to come to an agreement, just let me live and just let me push some boxes around so I feel like I'm doing something.  Oh, never mind. Then let's fight. Oh, oops.  They're probably just there like, we spent so long making this game and he's ruining everything.  I broke another one.  What am I doing? I lit them all up and it's not doing anything. I was expecting this to open. Oh God, I'm missing something, aren't I? That one brain cell of mine just can't keep up. I'm making a potion of happiness to cheer myself up because I really thought, oh, it's not potion of happiness.  Wrong ingredients. Honestly, it was only bread and water because bread makes me happy. Okay, not to worry.  No, they were actually really nice. They pretended that they did the same thing when they play. I'm guessing I need to match the cows. They won't tell me exactly. I didn't get that much pity. But look, I got my balls. I'm happy. They're like, ah, God bless. He's struggling so much. Just give him a ball to play with and he'll be happy out. Okay, one more. What the problem is, how the heck do I find it? Okay, that's the last one I need, I think. But how the heck do I get in there? Oh, wait. I wonder, do I need to put the balls in here? This is going to be so annoying if it doesn't work. I've lifted them up for no reason. Okay, light mean good. I need another light. Let me get another one. I don't know why I keep jumping off and hurting myself. I think I feel like I deserve it. Yes. Oh, thankfully. I was like, please work, please work. If it didn't, I would have been so sad. It's got a lock on it, so I can't move it. I'm stumped. What do I do? Oh, we got something up here. Aha, found you hiding. You know, I feel like I've accomplished enough. Why do I have to do more puzzles? My brain, I can feel steam coming out my ears. Okay, great. Another ball. Fantastic. Wait. Oh, no. Don't be locked inside. Please don't be locked inside. Oh, thank God. I was really worried there for a second. Oh, for fuck's sake. I don't know my own strength sometimes. Okay, last ball. This reward better be amazing. I want to see singing, dancing, a whole musical number dedicated to me. Okay, unless she's going to like a musical dimension, you know what? That'll do fine too. I'll settle for that because you know what? I was getting, it's spooked by the other dimension, so I'm kind of happy it was just coins. I've spotted a little vault off on an island and well, I think I have enough money to buy it. Oh my God, look at that island. Yes, that's going to be my new private island. Okay, I'm getting a little bit worried because there's a lot of enemies here and I've been through a lot. I don't know if I can take them. Still haven't noticed me. Oh, now they have it. Oh my God, I think he's going to farm it on me. He did farm it on me. I knew it. Okay, are we done? Can I, are we done? Can I go into the vault? I want to go underground and hide with the mall people.  Oh no, what is this? This looks scary. Oh, wait, is this like pinball or something? Oh my God, this isn't scary. This is amazing. Oh, this is freaking cool. I love pinball. God, Greek gods have a lot of time on their hand. They're just making like pinball machines and stuff. Okay, I think I can get through. Oh my God, I fell again. Jesus Christ, I have butter feet. I know the saying is butter fingers, but I just have butter feet. I'm slipping slide and everywhere. Okay, I don't think I can cross there, especially not with my butter feet. I'm just going to try and get the ball down there and see, see all that work. If I can even manage that. It's in. Is something going to happen? I won. I don't know what I won. It feels like one of those carnivals.  Now, I think it actually turned on the air con in here so I can fly across the gap. It all makes sense. More pinball. Oh no, now there's two balls to keep track of though. Oh, this is going to be difficult. Yeah, this is getting hard. Oh no. Okay, just about. I'm all over the place. I forgot who stressful pinball can be. Oh great. I have three balls now. Okay, good. Another one down. Fantastic. What did this unlock? Bad foundations. Great. Oh, I see it. I've won lightning. Fantastic. Oh, lightning in a bottle is what that was. That whole challenge. I think that was a once off. I don't think I could do it again. My pinball skills are not as good as I thought they were. And I'm back above ground now. I did feel more comfortable with the mole people or the mole people of pinball. All right, I think I've accomplished enough for one day. I got my own private island now. I mean, I don't see any flags here and any other people, so it's mine. All right, well, we're going to leave it there, folks. I hope you enjoyed the video and you got a bit of a taste of the game. It seems quite fun. I got to say, I really enjoyed it. I think that pinball bit at the end was probably my favorite. That was so unexpected. But yeah, if you enjoyed, you can always check out more of the game. Link in the description as I said earlier. Thank you, Ubisoft, the sponsor. I really appreciate it. I had a lot of fun playing this. Hope you enjoyed the video. If you want to check out more of my stuff, I post every day and I also stream over on Twitch. Link for that is also in the description. But yeah, I appreciate you watching. Hope you enjoyed and I hope to see you next time. Bye for now.


In South Asia, specifically in the northern parts of Bangladesh, eastern India and eastern Terai of Nepal, flooding is a serious constraint to increasing rice production and reducing poverty. Flooding also damages large areas of rice production every year. Because of this, farmers continue to dream of rice varieties that would withstand submergence. The introduction of submergence tolerant varieties is paving the way for farmers to realize their dream. The incorporation of submergence tolerance from traditional varieties into modern varieties has been a plant breeding focus at the International Rice Research Institute, or ERI, since the early 1980s. Rice varieties with a sub-1 gene commonly known as sub-1 varieties have the capacity to withstand flooding of up to two weeks. ERI, through its project on stress-tolerant rice for poor farmers in Africa and South Asia, or STRASA, has helped develop, validate and disseminate such improved varieties. The project is a joint activity of ERI and its partner institutions in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. In this video, we will show you the impressions of farmers in Nepal and Bangladesh who are first-time users of sub-1 varieties, as well as the experiences and perceptions of farmers who have been using these varieties for more than a year. We will also show some of the differences and similarities in experiences in these two countries, as well as farmers' preferences. Our first top will be in the northern parts of Bangladesh, namely Rangpur, Kurigram, Ghaibanda and Pabna districts. We met farmers who have adopted sub-1 varieties in Kurigram and Ghaibanda, Mr. Manik, Mr. Jitinder, and Mr. Rafiqul Islam. Most of them started testing and planting sub-1 varieties in 2007, and these are their stories to share. We started the cultivation of sub-1 materials in 2007. I received some 150 grams of seeds from R.S. Rangpur from Strasaya. Project Dr. Mojit supplied the seeds to me. I have distributed themself and on the 2007 and 2008, this field was submerged for 7 to 8 days. In 2009, it was submerged in seed phases, 7 days, 5 days and 10 days this way. I got the seeds every day, but my crop, my rice was not destroyed, but the other field was destroyed. This is the first time I have seen this crop, 10 crops, 10 masts, 10 masts, 10 masts. This is the first time I have seen this crop, 10 masts, 10 masts, 10 masts. I have already harvested some of the seeds, and I have got 4.6 metric tons per hectare. Mr. Sarkar, another farmer who has been growing Suvarna sub-1 since 2009, narrates his story about this variety, especially when his field was submerged by flood for 18 days. This variety of flood-tolerant rice is more qualitative-different than others. The seedling is very good, there is no waste taste, and the color is very deep green. Some farmers like to plant sub-1 varieties for selling seed. An example is Mr. Musaluf Hossein from Brownport District. In our visit, we also met some farmers, and these are their impressions about the different sub-1 varieties. Sub-1 varieties are not only known to men farmers. We also encountered a woman farmer, Mrs. Beauty Begum, who is an early adopter of the sub-1 varieties. Even after 20 days of flooding, yield is a little bit less than local variety, but it is still satisfactory and the taste is better and less fertilizer was used. I also attended training in Dhaka in 2008 and I was trained how to cultivate the sub-1 varieties. The cultivation of sub-1 varieties has also increased the use of marginal flood-prone lands in the severely flooded and poverty-stricken region of northern Bangladesh. As a result, poor farmers cultivating these lands are able to increase their rice production. We have a story about a farmer whose field has not been planted for the last five years because flood comes three to five times a year in his area. In 2010, he tried planting all the sub-1 varieties such as the IR-64, Samba Masuri, and Beery Dan 51 and 52, and here is what happened. Farmers are also happy about the sub-1 varieties because they can save on production costs since they don't need to re-transplant after the flood recedes. Unlike traditional or improved varieties that need re-transplanting, submergence-tolerance varieties regenerate after the flood, thus saving on re-transplanting which costs poor farmers an additional 60 to 90 U.S. dollars per hectare, depending on farm conditions, flood situations, and locations. In the last four years of the project, field assistants and local researchers played important roles in the dissemination process. In Bangladesh, Mr. Ahad Hussein is in charge of the Greater Rangpur area and this is his experience with farmers in terms of convincing them to use the sub-1 varieties specially during the first years of the project. We have asked them why they did not go for any pedicultivation. So they told me they transplanted previous year but all the crops are damaged so they did not go for any rice cultivation here. But I propose them if you go for our flood-tolerant variety, you can get some crop from this land and you also could cultivate the early potato. Collaboration with the government and NGOs is also a plus factor in the success of the project's dissemination. In Bangladesh, NGOs like RDRS and Solidarity are working hand-in-hand with the project staff. Solidarity, for example, is involved in providing training programs on quality rice production to farmers to enhance their skills and confidence. NGOs are also one source of the seeds needed by farmers. Links with institutions like these ensure large-scale seed multiplication and faster dissemination of improved varieties to farmers. Overall, sub-1 varieties are well-received by the farmers in Bangladesh, especially in the northern part of the country where most of the flooded areas are situated. Nepalese farmers also have stories to tell about sub-1 varieties. Many parts of rain-fed lowland rice areas in the dry of Nepal are also subject to sudden increases in water level or flush flood resulting in crop damage. Flooding damage is very serious, especially in the eastern terai of Sunsari and Saptary districts where the Koshir River annually floods thousands of hectares of rice fields in Nepal. This floods occur after heavy rains and they completely submerge the crop for several days in low-lying rice fields. As of this, farmers need submergence-tolerant varieties. Under the STRASA project, seeds of sub-1 lines such as Suarna sub-1, Samba Masuri sub-1, and IR64 sub-1 were provided for on-farm testing in the flush flood prone areas of the terai. Suarna sub-1 had an excellent performance under the flush flood conditions encountered in Torhara in Sunsari district during the wet season of 2009. Suarna sub-1 was extensively evaluated both at research stations and in farmers' fields in various parts of the Nepal Terai through National Rice Research Program Hardinath in Janakpur and the Regional Agricultural Research Station Torhara in Sunsari. Seeds of Suarna sub-1 and other lines were distributed to many farmers for conducting participatory varietal selection trials and demonstration trials. The initial results are very encouraging and Suarna sub-1 was able to withstand submergence and prevent yield losses. Some farmers described the variety as God sent. This occurred specially when the flood came and submerged their fields for several days. To their surprise, the sub-1 varieties survived and regenerated after the flood receded. A farmer who planted the sub-1 variety for the first time shared this experience. The grain weight of these varieties is very good. In terms of quantity, I have found the yield is around 5 ton per hectare. As compared to other varieties, this variety remains greener throughout the life period and the flood also did not affect this variety. In an interview with the agricultural extensionist in the eastern Terai of Nepal, he shared the farmers' concern about the sub-1 varieties that were introduced to them. These varieties need to be brought in time. That is right from the beginning of May because the farmers here go for early transplanting because when they go for early transplanting, when there is flood, the plants are well grown up and then they escape the flooding. In both Nepal and Bangladesh, farmers are happy about the introduction of sub-1 varieties. These varieties have given them more hope and opportunities to tell even fields that are left follow for a long time. The project leaders involved in this Trasa activity are also positive that this project has achieved major successes that they can share with others. Swarna sub-1 is now leading varieties in the summer genes area and with respect to if we compare the local and other varieties, it is equal yield. It is now 5 to 6 tons per hectare it will give yield and the farmers are now much interested for the Swarna sub-1 and they are liking, they are growing and the area is now expanding. We have linkages with some seed companies and some NGO who are taking sow seeds from us and just they are multiplying in the areas and providing the seeds to the other farmers and also selling to the other traders to disseminate the varieties. Two sub-1 varieties, Biridhan 51 and 52 that is Swarna sub-1 and Biridhan sub-1 already released as a variety. By this time we have developed a very good development we have. Director of agricultural extension, that is the main body of dissemination of the varieties and BAK is one of the biggest NGO in Bangladesh. They are taking the interest of dissemination of these varieties and produce the seeds also. Today when we came here we did a quick harvest the field of this farmer and I was told that the yield based on a small area harvest was estimated to be 5.7 tons per hectare. Now I was also told that this field has submerged during the crop growth period about 10 days and it has yielded a very good yield. So I think that's a very good performance of this Bir 52 and if this kind of the performance spreads across large area then you can imagine the kind of the impact that it will have. In the past farmers and their families would be left with nothing as soon as the flood came but the introduction of sub-1 varieties has given more hope to this farmers to meet their food and income needs. Although we cannot stop floods from coming especially in low-lying areas where many of our farmers and their families live we now have varieties that can withstand this floods and still assure that farmers along with their families have something to eat day after day.