farley likes solid power is we are not rendering any of those investment obsolete. we can leverage those. >> quantumscape has a lsimilar se series why are you different from quantum scape and why let's say the performance may be better because of the relations of few adverse. >> i would say key advantages is industrialization that we have already achieved industrialization. to be more specific, literally sitting from 30 feet where i am is our megawatt scale that mirrors lithium ion production we are producing battery at preliminary scale to date. >> i am worried about ev fires you are better or worse than we have right now >> substantially better. basically in a solid state battery, we have replaced that volatile and flammable liquid with a very stable solid ion conducting materials such that under stand abuse conditions and etcetera, our cells may still fail but in a benign and catastrophic matter instead of a thermo run away in your hand, you will simply have a dead break >> how about price when will you be able to get this thing going and how much can it go down

and i said to my friend from high school, "do you mind if we drive chris farley to this party? and we were driving and he goes, "i got to pee, i got to pee. and we pulled out, like, underneath the l tracks and i was like, "i got pee too." as we are peeing, chris is like, "do you want to play swords? you know, the classic game swords you are with your young friends and you are both peeing and you kind of -- cross the streams. >> seth: yeah, it's a fun game >> i'm like, "yeah sure! it's a very fun game i haven't played it since i was 7 or 8, but it's chris farley. >> seth: yeah. >> so, yeah. we kind of played swords for a second and then he just turns and pees all on my leg and just started, like, cackling hilariously. and, yeah, still have the jeans. haven't washed them, still wear them they stink but it's a nice memory >> seth: it is a nice memory i have a lot more to ask you about, we will be right back with more from ike barinholtz. about, we will be right back with more from ike barinholtz. ♪ [knocking on door] ♪ ♪ so many bottles of champagne ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm in a room

>> i'm a uniform in farley hall, the home to journalism, a conservative professor and make no apologies for the worldview i hold. i believe in the sanctity of life, the sovereignty of the individual, we are all created equal and in god's image. laura: i have to read what ole miss, we asked them for a statement in the city the university of mississippi welcomes all points of view on our campus and do not discriminate based on political points of view. he is scheduled to teach in the spring. that is their response. >> that is half true. my graduate classes been removed. i expect the classes i'm still on the schedule for will bring removed as well. laura: it says you are still scheduled to teach in the spring. >> i am, two undergraduate classes. on september 9th i received an email from the department chair confirming my schedule. that i would be teaching two graduate classes and two undergraduate classes on october 11th, two of those classes have been removed. laura: do you think this professor should be teaching at the school? yes? the right will ultimately prevail here, thank you for te

farley said he coerced her into a sexual relationship when she was 22. meleana shim says she was manipulated by riley as well. >> farl farrelly, they said was brought back to paul riley's house and he encouraged her to kiss in the apartment. >> reporter: in cancelling this weekend's games, league president lisa baird apologized to the players and staff, saying, "i am so sorry for the pain so many are feeling." but star player alex morgan says she reported riley's behavior back in 2015. in a statement she said, "the league was informed of these allegations multiple times and refused multiple times to investigate the allegations." riley has denied the allegations. >> he has a huge role in the professional league, but he also has influence across the entire sport. so there was always a level of concern that something still might happen to them. >> reporter: dana jacobson, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: all right, tonight, investigators are looking into what caused a deadly midair collision in chandler, arizona. a single-engine plane and a helicopter coll

. >> of course that's my favorite "snl" sketch with patrick swayze and chris farley. >> patrick swayze, would have hired him in a heartbeat to be a chippendale no problem. >> farley, maybe a host. >> despite all his success, banerjee still had grander dreams of global domination. >> in 1991, i was getting stalked by an american guy who had come from los angeles who kept wanting to have meetings with me, and they had a troupe of dancers called the chippendales, which he wanted to bring to europe. >> steve banerjee is introduced to a heavy duty music agent, a guy named carl leighton-pope. >> carl had bryan adams, van morrison and deep purple and the guys from squeeze. >> steve banerjee took me to his club. >> chippendles. >> and i wasn't about to do some kind of pseudo sex show. >> ladies, what do you what him to do? >> it was just the most extraordinary thing to see, but it wasn't for me. >> wipe your chin off. shame on you. look at that. what a mess. >> but then a friend has an idea for him, which is that in europe, they should make the show not a nightclub act, but this could be a sta

i have a commitment from jim farley from last night, he'll give it to you, but i need you to say you will push no matter what >> yeah, so listen, i hope members of the house are listening to this right now. the first step is congress needs to pass the bill to get the $52 over to my office so we can get to work. once we have that, i am confident. i've talked to tim cook at a apple, large consumers, everyone knows we need to make chips in america. i think american companies are willing to step you to guaranties tee demand, then we need to stimulate domestic production yes, we can get it done, but we have to get to work. the money needs to get over here and we have to get to work now. >> do people understand if the chinese continue the fly-overs with taiwan semi, which is way too important, our companies are going to suffer? i know you know this this is a matter of national security, but also national pride. if we take back leadership under you, secretary raimondo, this would be an extraordinary time for america. >> not if, when. it's going to happen it will secure our national security

i mean, that's crazy this is a message to farley. i don't care, beg, borrow and steal, get the semis you've got to get more mexico, tight at a drum because of the semiconductors. david, we know that these issues keep popping up, yet are we going to be talking about this next year because nothing is being done >> i don't know. from what you have told us, no, we're not most likely going to be talking about this, because things are being done. i would point out, in support of your view, at least overall, when it comes to stocks, and ford has been the best performer this year of some 60-plus% followed by gm, which is up today, and tesla has been the laggard. we know over other periods of time, that's not been the case jim, is ford still sort of the name that is your go-to? >> yes, absolutely the street doesn't recognize this, ford was determined before farley got there, to make cars and trucks everywhere. that's always been the mantra. henry ford, henry ford ii, and forte is done with that. ford will bill and make where they can make mon

panelists included karana brown, host of queer eye and claire farley, rector of the office of transgender initiatives. dan: enjoyed tonight's pitiful sunset and the dry sunny weather while it lasts. we have more storms on the way we have more storms on the way in the sev alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. [ sneeze ] it's going to be a long bus ride hoare you ok?defense. oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be

a lot of that is because ceo jim farley is doing a great job of re-inventing we think ford is such an important position for the club that we write about it regularly. you need to know more than just what i said on the show. second reason for the bounce, we know inflation is running hot. it's probably not about to stop any time soon. we just got results from pepsico. it shows a 9% increase in organic sales growth that's extraordinary the packaged food stocks have become hot mccormick had to cut its earnings forecast because of the rising costs so it's huge that pepsico could mount a bit of a rally up more than $1 most of the day. even after management talked about inflation and they made it very clear to you that inflation is a big issue that tells me wall street is really itching to get into this group while costs are not. maybe they like the near 3% yield. pepsico is not the most represented food and beverage company. it's a best read it's still encouraging stock didn't slum even as they reported it at 6:01 they were already hammering it the selling was wrong. maybe earnings season

hearings of the markups and this was just an insane and i remember with chris farley, is like this is it. and again with all of the excitement with the majority and the optimism and enthusiasm and was happening in just think about pieces of legislation and happening in 100 days. >> what role did the women republicans play during that time in your leadership but. >> on the committees and certainly there was never ever issue of the press conference can be held that women needed to be there. and if they felt particularly strong about it read i mean, i don't mean to make the sound that it was easy but you did not want that, they wanted you out there and speaking and doing talk shows and getting out there on cnn and doing whatever you needed to do to be a messenger for the republican party. silliman did a lot of that. >> one example of that was keynote address of the republicans in san diego in 1996, ported that event it mean to and how did you prepare for it. >> well certainly, the greatest thing that it meant to me, not to speak on behalf of somebody else, but again whatever your politic

farley in particular spoke of instances of sexual coercion. >> the first time that she felt coerced, that's the word that she uses, that they went into a room together and something happened in that room and then it happened again two more times. >> reporter: riley was fired on thursday. nbc news was unable to reach him for comment. he vehemently denied any suggestion he slept with or coerced players or was verbally abusive to "the athletic." he did concede there's a chance i've said something along the way that offended someone. reaction from the most decorated athletes was immediate. alex morgan tweeting the league was informed of these allegations multiple times and refused multiple times to investigate the allegations. her fellow olympian, megan rapinoe, adding men protecting men who are abusing women. and more fallout overnight. the nwsl announcing it's accepted the resignation of league commissioner lisa baird, who earlier in the day accepted full responsibility and apologized for the pain the players are feeling. >> who do you think bears the most responsibility for not acting

farley in particular spoke of instances of sexual coercion. >> the first time that she felt coerced, that's the word that she uses, that they went into a room together and something happened in that room, and then it happened again two more times. >> riley was fired on thursday. nbc news was unable to reach him for comment. he vehemently denied any suggestion he slept with or coerced players or was verbally abusive, though riley did concede there's a chance i've said something along the way that offended someone. reaction from some of women's soccer most decorated athletes was immediate. alex morgan tweeted the league was informed of these allegations multiple times and refused multiple times to investigate the allegations. her fellow olympian megan rapinoe adding men protecting men who are abusing women, and more fallout overnight, the nwsl announcing it's accepted the resignation of league commissioner lisa baird who earlier in the day accepted full responsibility and apologized for the pain the players are feeling. >> who do you think bears the most responsibility for not acting?

there is actually a funny saturday night live clip, with chris farley, where he kept rushing. and again, with all the employments to come with being in the majority, and the optimism, and the things that came with that. you can just think about ten major pieces of legislation, happening, and 100 days. it was crazy. >> what role did women republican members play during that period? besides the un leadership? >> i think women, on committees, and certainly, being spokespeople. there was, never, ever, an issue of if it was a press conference to be held, that women needed to be there, and women needed to be spokespeople, or women felt particularly strong about it. they would get that women up there. >> i don't think i want to make it sound like it was also great, and easy, but we did not wait to return, because you are female. they want to do out there, espousing, speaking, and doing talk shows, and getting on, particularly, cnn. doing whatever you needed to do to get the message out there, to be a messenger for the republican party. so, when you get a lot of that. >> one example o

there's a funny "saturday night live" clip with chris farley being newt gingrich where they t were like, family medical leave, passed -- and again, with all the excitement that comes with being in the majority and the optimism and enthusiasm that in came with that, but just think about ten major pieces of legislation happening in 100 days. it was crazy. >> what role did women republican members play besides you and leadership -- >> well, i mean, i think women on committees, certainly being spokespeople. there was never, ever an issue if there was ever a press conference to be held that women needed to be there and women bot needed to be spokespeople. and if a woman felt particularly strong about it, we were going to just get that woman up there. i mean -- i don't mean to make it sound it was all so great and easy, but you did not wait your turn because you were a female,a right. they wanted you out there e espousing and speaking and doind talk shows and getting on particularly cnn and doing whatever you needed to to be a messenger for the republican party. women did a lot of that. >> on