final porsches detlef from plotkin is pleased to see that formula he has become a racing series now in its 6th season and getting more competitive mercedes b.m.w. an audi are there too and typically porsche men are as he puts it they're not going in like kings but rather starting over from scratch and just playing along with the others. unlike most other carmakers toyota is holding its course for the future with hydrogen in los angeles after the premiere in tokyo it presented the 2nd generation mariah. the premier toyota reserve for elway was of a new plug in hybrid version of its prime for its the 2nd toyota after the prius with an all electric range up to 60 kilometers. toyota's luxury vehicle division lexus presented its new l c 500 convertible powered initially with an old school but ripped 5 leader v 8 naturally aspirated engine. yet even in america the new age of electric drive is moving ever closer so it shouldn't be too long before the hybrid drive available for the coup play is offered for the convertible as well. the decision to buy an issue is not usually based on logic who

i personally just got back from a trip with miss plotkin as well as a couple other members of the middle east and while there are certainly challenges, there are also opportunities there. there are protests in iraq and lebanon . against the irani and involvement. we had never seen before. people in the region are beginning to understand that iran's influence is malignand undermining their interest . there is an opportunity here because in addition to containing isis that are other largest goal is to stop iran destabilizing influence from syria to lebanon to iraq to yemen, across. how can we contain them to mark and we build on that and get an opportunity. also the concern about iran has given us a historic opportunity to try to deal with these h israeli-palestinian crisis area it's an enormous crisis in the middle east. there's now a much more connection between the arab states and israel because of their concernabout iran. this , is there a way to build on, to create a more stable middle east. so those are the three broad policy areas that i'm interested in but a huge part of this is me