that was positive on enhancing the cpp. and, frankly, ontario would rather do something nationally with the other provinces than do things on their own. so between ontario and the federal government and doing some further work, there was actually agreement on monday to do two things with respect to the canada pension plan. one was to increase the benefit and, number two, increase the amount of income that is going to be covered by the benefit. so it's a big deal in canada, right up there with stabilizing the cpp in the 1990s. so there's a lot of detail to be worked out as to, okay, exactly -- you get down to the bottom line, what does it all mean in terms of implementation? long window on implementation starts 2019, seven-year window to implement the whole thing. that got agreement -- that's what got agreement from the hesitant provinces, to have a very long runway. so that now changes the conversation in canada in terms of, okay, given that we're going to do that, what else do we need to do? and it's quite a change in conv

that was a positive on enhancing the cpp. frankly, ontario would rather do something nationally with the other provinces than do things on their own. so the between ontario and the federal government and doing some further work, there was actually agreement on monday to do two things with respect to the canada pension plan. one was to increase the benefit, and number two is to increase the amount of income that's going to be covered by the benefit. so it's a big deal in canada right up there with stabilizing the cpp in the 1990s. so there's a lot of detail to be worked out as to okay, exactly you get down to the bottom line what does it all mean in terms of implementation. a long window on implementation, starts 2019. seven-year window to implement the whole thing. that got agreement -- that's what got agreement from the hesitant provinces to have a very long runway. so that now changes the conversation in canada in terms of, okay, given we're going to do that, what else do we need to do? it's quite a change in conversation.

that was a positive on enhancing the cpp. frankly, ontario would rather do something nationally with the other provinces than do things on their own. between ontario and the federal government, and doing some further work, there was actually agreement on monday to do two things with respect to the canada plan. one, was to increase the benefit, two is to increase the amount of income that is going to be covered by the benefit. so it's a big deal. in canada right up there with stabilizing the cpp in the 1990s, so there's a lot of detail to be worked out as to okay, exactly you get down to the bottom line what does it all mean in terms of implementation. a long window on implementation starts 2019. seven year window to implement the whole thing. that got agreement -- that's what got agreement from the hesitant provinces to have a very long runway. so that now changes the conversation in canada in terms of, okay, given we're going to do that what else do we need to do. it's quite a change in conversation. so good things can happe

the cpp has generated to first kind legalt of a decisions, interesting ones, one from the supreme court and a more recent one from the d.c. court. i will admit that i would rather be bored every once in a while, but we will deal with these issues moving forward, and i'm excited about the work that we have to do. but we all can't wait for anything to get the work done that we need to do to keep our kids' future secure, and to continue to make progress on public health, because after all, epa is a public health agency. that is what we do for a living. and we have real work to do and real challenges to face, and we are not going to wait for instructions from congress. they may never come. we are not relying solely on voluntary measures. they are really cool but they ain't getting the job done. full suite of tools and authorities granted to us under the clean water act, the save drinking water act. thatnvironmental statutes have led to improvements in quality of life for all of us. vermont law school has given all of you, whether you are a master's in understanding the policies that are nec

as you know, the department of homeland security, in consultation with the cpp, conducted a pilot study of pre-inspection that clearly demonstrates, demonstrated fully implementing the program could save significant time at the border crossing. additionally, locating booths on the canadian side of the border can help resolve some of the logistical challenges we face on our u.s. side. we have less room, as you know, mr. secretary. buffalo side has less room. i understand that fully implementing this program will require legislation here in congress. i'm working with my colleagues including ranking member leahy. he has a canadian border too, on that legislation. however, as you know, in addition to the legislation -- which i hope will pass this year -- we need a specific mou with canada at the peace bridge. where are your negotiations with the new canadian government to make this happen? we have a new government. will you commit to getting an mou permanent pre-inspection completed for the peace bridge by the end of year? >> senator, it's been a while since i've checked in on progress conc

cpp >> we're not really surprised ad that. >> i think fangs were hoping that but he wasn't reallylly considering. >> might be good for the game to get away from it.get aw focayus on winning theng championship finally you canlyou call it breck sit part two. two. england out of the euro cup. iceland pulled off one of the o biggest shocks in europeanshks i soccer championship history beatingng eland two-one knockink the team out of euro 2016. 2 ice land's presence game games cinderella story.to they have the world shortestes soccer season because of the extreme weather, lack ofkf sunlight, cold conditions and aa entire country population halfia the size of washington, d.c.ingc >> my goodness.go >> isn't that amazing yet they t field a team don quite well.l. >> they learned to be efficiente >> they have.>> the shock so astonishing england's coach manager quitanaq right after the game.e g >> he quit? >> oh, my gosh.h, what is it with soccer people quitting after they lose.. >> like messi. messi. >> i don't like that. it's not send

that has been provided to cpp so they can build into their larger acquisition program. we started from the get go knowing whatever the solution or products we were going to bring out had to fit into their acquisition program. operational requirements, cost benefit analysis, all those things that would help them make a successful decision, as they move forward was provided to we them. we made sure we looked at it from an entry and exit holistic program. we we looked to see what we could do to speed up entry as we brought things forward for exit. we knew we had to deal with five seconds. five seconds added to an entry process is a huge amount of so time. so we were down to looking at technology and operational processes that were three seconds differential from something else and brought that working together. working with the general public was incredibly important. we have 1,700 people from 18 to we 81. we looked at all ethnicities. 50 different countries of it origin. it has to work for everyone that is in the traveling public. >> great. my understanding is there's an