electric cars are not only good for the planet, but they re also good for our ears not that everyone minds. makes car revving noises but, of course, there is a problem if electric cars don t make a sound, you can t hear them coming. so, dan simmons has been driving a little bit slower than usual, it has to be said, to find out what might replace the sound of silence. if electric cars have to make a noise, well, we could end up with something like this. electronic music plays well, you wouldn t accidentally step out in front of it, would you? this is an art experiment to see how cars could interpret and complement the soundscape around them. more on that idea in a bit. but first, to get a feel of what the ev manufacturers themselves have in store for us, i ve come to japanese car giant nissan s technical development centre in bedfordshire. what do you think people expect an electric car to sound like? that was the interesting question that we started with what should a c
spoke with fox news about how she felt when she heard those five not guilty verdicts. and how the trial has affected her son and her family. we will bring you that interview in a moment. first, to senior correspondent mike tobin live in kenosha, wisconsin. mike? and jon, a group came out here to demonstrate against the verdict in front of the courthouse where a year and a half ago demonstrators clashed with police again and again. less than a mile from the location, where kyle rit tone house killed rittenhouse killed two and wounded a third, and despite signs that depict rittenhouse as evil, even after a klansman, people came out here armed. i counted four ar style rifles out here, another four pistols in holsters. there was a father and daughter team out here with rifles and one side arm with them. meantime, kyle rittenhouse spoke with our tucker carlson. that interview will air on monday. we have a sneak peek now. i tell everybody there what happened. i said i had to
the jury reached the correct verdict, self-defense is not illegal, and i believe they came to the correct verdict and i m glad that everything went well and it s been a rough journey, but we made it through it. reporter: we also spoke to the great aunt of one of the victims here, anthony huber, one of the people shot by kyle rittenhouse. she was in court almost every day. she, of course, is worried that he s going to become some kind of a folk hero in all of this and she says if she were to talk to him, she would warn him not to become a political pawn. he wanted to have an adult gun, be in an adult situation. he s going to have to man up real quickly and learn to say no and say, i m in charge of my own person, i m going to say no to these people that are going to use me as a pawn. reporter: it s also the same message that his attorney, mark richmond, had here after he spoke. he had the same concern for kyle rittenhouse. also interestingly enough, with the cameras fol
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thank you for being here. at this hour, americans throughout the country are making their choice and making their voices heard at the ballot box. it is election day, and the steaks are very high. several races expected to carry national implications with them for both republicans and democrats ahead of next year s midterms. the most high-profile race is in virginia where democrat all points bulletin hopes to return to the governor s mansion for the first time for the first time since 2018. he s in a tight race with republican glen youngkin. the race has been dominated by cultural issues really, but also former president trump has loomed large over this race as well. we have all of the key races covered for you. let s begin with sunlen serfaty live at a polling place in virginia. what are you seeing and hearing? reporter: well, kate, voting is under way here in virginia and has been for hours now. we re here at an arlington, virginia, polling center. this is a suburb just