having that need for another vehicle and cargo suits that need for them as well what about on the backend that i mean just the logistics of getting the cars where they're in demand that maybe they aren't or are managing the insurance and the fueling and keeping them clean and all of that while we do have a service third party service team that we use in the different cities that we have in north america you would be surprised as far as having to actually touch the cars we don't have to relocate a lot of cars simply because there's a natural gravity of these vehicles we see vehicles going from the outlying residential areas in the city in the morning moving downtown to the financial or shopping and restaurant districts and then in the night they go back to where our members live again back in the residential areas so there's really a nice gravity of how the vehicles flow through the city during the course of the day now if we do run into a case where a vehicle may be sitting for twenty four hours our service team it gives them an opportunity number one to make sure it's clean like you ment

large that it acted like a dam in the midst of the search with the water surging around the front and backend crushing both of them, shattering windows, completely flooding the interior of the first floor. the back parlor floor collapsed under the weight of all the water, and all the contents fell to the seller below. so as one reporter put it, potatoes indiana's, pictures, books and taken became terribly mixed in the flooded cellar. this house, trance removed with him when he relocated after the flood. it was taken apart piece by piece and transported on 25 railroad cars to the city of holyoke where he rebuild. it is now a museum on the national register of historic places, and you can go and visit it and walk around in it. this is an image of what was left of skinnerville after the disaster. it's hard to imagine what it was like before. it was a thriving factory village filled with houses, trees, stonewalls, farmland and, of course, skitters silk mill. >> this right is the foundation, that was all that was left of the mill. it extended far to the left of this photograph. this is skinner's h

service says that you either are offering or can see yourself offering auxilary services based on the backend that you guys have developed you know right now that's a big discussion with my group in north america and of course our colleagues in europe we are looking at some potential other offerings to bring to the north america that would compliment even our car to go and again existing public transit in washington it's a great example we have a partnership with my taxi that's working very well and that's an app based excuse me taxi to to hail a taxi cab where you can do the same thing if there's not a car to go you push that cabs in your area you can hail it that way through the app it's interesting. and you said that this is not the endgame for cargo there's more to go what does that look like ten years from now i don't want to sound too back to the future but do you see a day where there would be these you know maybe driverless taxis or something transporting people around you know were quite a bit especially with some of the developments we've heard on the west coast with companies like

outraged slaveholders who are already there but they threatened secession, to call in the polling backend. people said if you don't allow slavery, our lives will depreciate in value 50% and as all this was going on, it was a fresh moment. congress had the will to restrict slavery there. jefferson sent a message to swear manager in the senate saying slaves to be admitted to territory. and then he went on to aid in the creation of the legal system and bureaucracy to manage slavery and the new territories to rare he referred to them as the father slavery in louisiana. so it's the man who stopped slavery from getting into the last to the man who helps to extend its reach into the new territories. i don't much like counterfactual is, but i'm going to end with one anyway because i think this one really could have happened. person oral history that is required in the 1940s by a woman named program who is trying to find information about sally hemming. she went to find as many descendents of my cello slaves that she could did she recorded a number of interviews. at one of them, a person says some

has managed to do is to vote on the leadership and the sandy bill, but you all are coming in on the backend obviously of the fiscal cliff negotiations. who is really empower ed in thi congress? >> well, i think that we saw clearly that representative canter holds heavy sway over a significant portion of the caucus, but as we saw in the vote that happened on thursday, speaker boehner maintains the loyalty of the majority of the members of the caucus, but we won't see that struggle end. i think that the struggle will continue. and frankly, from someone sitting on the other side of the aisle, we all as democratic freshmen were surprised in wonderment as we watched it, because it seemed like a lack of strength in unity and it is continuing to be fracture rouse and it will cause problems for them as we move forward. >> yes, jamal. if we look at what elected john boehner no the speaker position, it was not a unanimous vote, and even some votes cast there for all alan west. >> that is my favorite vote. >> and yes, david walker got one in there. >> and colin powell got one. >> yes. and what does th

2013 guidance and the inflexion in their voice about, you know, the sense is that '13 is going to be backendbecause cat had $2 billion of excess inventory in the channel going intooth fourth quarter. >> we'll looking be looking for vocal inflexions. we thank you so much. caterpillar reporting in just about 90 minutes' time. thank you for tuning into "worldwide exchange" this morning. "squawk box" starts now in the u.s. have a great day. z

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balanced with the of revenues and 2.8 to $3 trillion of expense reductions and the third thing is backend loaded which is sensitive to the fact that we are still performing well below potential and we need to make some investments to stimulate our competitiveness. it's embarrassing as a country that we are somewhere in the 20's and educational achievement, is embarrassing the degree to read their infrastructure and training systems are better than ours. there is no road to a competitive successful united states tend to 15, 20, 30 years from now that does not strongly address the deficit issue that we have. >> i shortchanged the audience a little bit but let me try to eliminate that by taking one or two questions from the audience. can we get a microphone, can you identify yourself, please. >> a couple comments and questions come in business strategy follows your budget and getting the strategy right and getting the budget the second thing is a question about alignment and the question is there any combination of structures that make it so if you don't have a budget and you don't have appr

hurricane, that we had to take some extraordinary measures to ensure that we recouped those days on the backend. so we extended hours for the early vote centers and we extended, i think we added an additional day that wasn't actually scheduled. and it turned out, it turned out to be a record turnout for early voting. we anticipate a high turnout but he doubled the amount of early voting that we've ever seen in the district. but stepping back a bit as we talk about the planning process, we saw in the district perhaps what has happened in many years, a two-sided ballot. we found ourselves conducting along with the general election a special election, to fill a question i think a question on about. several questions on about. to fill a vacancy on the council seat. that required us to process and to act in a way that we have not normally done, which we're going to implement a two-sided ballot, how do we get to the. is it a to page about? is a two-sided? that changed the way we look at planning for the election. we implemented a number of poll worker advisory groups, and we asked them to come in and

there's a lot backend that. we will get the rest in writing. and dod took every action it could take starting from the time that the president directed secretary panetta and chairman dempsey to do so. again, i turn to the arb because that to me is a much more factually based finding. the board found no evidence of any undue delays in decision-making or denial of support from washington or from military combatant commanders. quite the contrary. the safe evacuation of all u.s. government personnel from benghazi, 12 hours after the initial attack and subsequently was a result of exceptional u.s. government coordination and military response, and help save the lives of two severely wounded americans. now, having said that i think it's very important we do more to coordinate with dot, along the lines of what you're talking about, because who knows what's going to be facing us in the next month and years. with respect to the video, i did not say that it was a video, that i was about the video for libya. it certainly was for many of the other places w