eunice, louisiana. go ahead. caller: i have been in the energy business since 1968. guest: wow. caller: started off in the 1970's's -- to address concerns about skills and what have you in the gulf of mexico and the federal register. in 1970 oc -- it was a quarter inch thick and regulations and today we have 14 volumes about one-inch thick. to address the concerns, from this guy in indiana, saying for oil spills and what have you -- we had katrina, we had ivan, gustave, all of these hurricanes coming through the gulf with very minimal amount of skill. wheat did not hear that in the national media. we were very concerned about that and we found out that all of our safety systems adequately worked and worked well. guest: you guys did a terrific job, you really did, in very difficult circumstances. personally and professionally. each co -- host: allen, clearwater, florida. caller: i want to talk about refineries. i have a question and suggestion. the question is -- first of all, i remember there is a program, i did not know how long ago, maybe a year or so, talking about in order t

sorry about what has happened to that family but we will be a as -- as he said there will be 100 eunice made available by the first of january or the beginning of january and also for your information and we are delivering the first three units to ma and also at the same time we are discussing our engineers to train how to use it so we are doing this just tomorrow. >> this -- does toyota store and coli? i should say thank you for that, we look forward to looking at information as soon as possible. does toyota collect and store all the information from edr and what is the company to with the information? >> [speaking japanese] >> translator: i'm not 100 percent sure however so far in the united states when the data or information was requested by entities such as the police or court we would submit to that data to them and i would assume they are the one who is keeping them. >> but isn't all this valuable information in preventing accidents in the future and collecting and seen trends of information? >> [speaking japanese] >> translator: i thank you are completely right. i think we shoul