but we have no success here goodyear's simply responds with their written statement goodyear doesn't buy natural rubber from cambodia we source less than 5 percent of our global requirements for natural rubber from thailand. it goes on we are committed to the responsible sourcing a raw materials including natural rubber. the statement continues. we offer a retread tires for commercial vehicles and aircraft reducing the use of natural rubber. but why does goodyear retread the tires of commercial vehicles and planes and not the tires of private cars which make up the vast majority of vehicles we visit germany's only big retread are for automobiles hyphenating us here worn down treads of tires are peeled off and replaced with new ones. i was taught cyclists on us and if we look at this tire here we can see only its surface is worn for dogs. so essentially the product is disposed when only about 20 percent of it is worn because that's absurd. in germany there is no legal obligation to recycle tires or because you will use centers to source most of the old timers that he needs from france

in the floating over the city in the middle of on the goodyear blimp. is a bear watching and they know it's the end is gone. you know good to be able to call you when i wake up. i 'd do take you love you love you up and i end up on. the cubicle crew. and. i know. about. the fact that. in. your arms it takes a cue a people in pain days 8 individuals being executed in 2 days is classify my opinion as a mass execution why is he taking his decision now the governor is rushing the execution simply because of the drug situation there is a trial that arc is all pals that will be expiring they have decided that it would be better cheaper for the state to execute all of these individuals at one time before the trial get expire. and it's had the same kind that year playing to get married and well my and love is stronger than death. i don't know how many executions i stopped counting at about 15 and i think that number is in the twenty's right about now but this is taking place now 8 execution scheduled 'd in over 2 and a peer yet it is shaking the trees and just

were looking back to their declaration but that would be a bit of a feel i think of that of said goodyearsale hold for a court go and keep the flame alive and make sure you went back again only kay thank you so much thank you. the declaration of roe for 700 years old it is a medieval document it was sealed not assigned it was an e-mail to avignon it went by ship and by horse and 2 weeks to get there before all the ancient document is very modern and its concept firstly it's sophisticated and all the stuff about the history of the scots as they are for the purpose that's there stablished the credentials of scotland got here before the english according to the declaration the languages or that it tells a cop but the roman historian solace that quotes from said john the divine that all people are created equal the main support for that should be the case these are interesting concepts but even more interesting is 2 things about the document 1st leg seems to go beyond the the usual feudal medieval cast list of the barnes and noble's good king robert the cleric who wrote the document it talks

ita goodyear we would expect to grow by 5%. done two to three times that amount in a very short amount of time. we've seen from the credit card statistics that we follow very frequently and along the pipeline that these levels are beginning to tail off so they are elevated so that the down ,ick in credit card spending they are not continuing to fall and we've seen demand to increase and stabilize on these levels. and we share that now come we have about an 8% incremental demand for loans that we publicly have stated on the balance sheet at this time. customersh our drawing on credit lines and how much more in the weeks and months? are you getting new ones are just extending the ones that are already existing? >> it's different for different banks. a corporateminantly and large corporate bank. much sent to undrawn facilities at this time. 133 billion, we could see millions coming in and most of these are coming from large corporate spread large corporate so fast. they have strong balance sheets and professional finance departmen

i would tell you to goodyear the point, japanese leaders understood war with united states. they understood they could not survive in a long war with the united states. in fact, the admiral yamamoto, was the one who devised a strategy to attack pearl harbor. and he did it because he said japan cannot last and along worth united states. the only we can survive in a war is to deal with the united states a crippling blow at the outset. he thought that might be an attack on the naval base at pearl harbor could do that. but even yamamoto in september of 1941 said that a war would have so little chance of success should not be fought. so, there is a possibility that certain elements of japan would have responded to an agreement that would promise the benefits that japan needed. systemic thank you so one short question was why, if mr. groot was a good friend of franklin roosevelt, did he not send a letter, not just to mr. hole his boss, but hey frank, you ought to understand what i know. why didn't he speak up? today people would do that. what was the attitude in 1942? >> guest: th

now that i know the operation of the river, i know the fish never see a goodyear. even when we have a good year in california, the fish never see it. they need that, just like we need good years to recover. so i think the item for the sfpuc to release the water is a good one. it's upsetting to san francisco because i know that residents have these values. the 40% is already a compromise. the scientists said what's needed is 60%. i'd like to see san francisco increasing its values, and i thank you very much for the opportunity to comment, and that's all i have to say. thanks. >> you have five questions remaining. >> hi, commissioners. my name is susan stansbury. i design water conserving gardens as a profession, and the main motivation of me ayse and my clients is to conserve water. i'm calling on behalf of the tuolomne river trust. as you know, demand is already low. it's already 192 million gallons a day, and -- >> clerk: thank you, speaker. your time is up. >> i'm sorry, madam secretary, i believe this is a new speaker. >> clerk: okay. i'm sorry. i got kicked off

so he drives to the house in virginia knocks on the door, chairman open subset of goodyear here meeting around back i've got some brush for you to clear. [laughter] chairman of the committee were like gods as someone said. so the chairman blatt vowed to their wishes about legislation. so if they wanted something, they were the experts in that field. so is one story i like about brooks, it's a different time now, in washington they don't live in the same neighborhoods, some don't even live in washington they commute back to their districts and spend two or three days in d.c. before kids would go to the same school, usually it would be wives not spouses who would be in some social programs together. something that was natural god knows they were partisan, they didn't have this era of personal destruction. they live with the same cul-de-sac as the brooks family in virginia. one of the former governors of virginia lived down the block, strong thurman is the well-known segregation a list. he was about two or three beors down. besides being a segregation a list, he was known for marrying a wo

now that i know the operation of the river, i know the fish never see a goodyear. even when we have a good year in california, the fish never see it. they need that, just like we need good years to recover. so i think the item for the sfpuc to release the water is a good one. it's upsetting to san francisco because i know that residents have these values. the 40% is already a compromise. the scientists said what's needed is 60%. i'd like to see san francisco increasing its values, and i thank you very much for the opportunity to comment, and that's all i have to say. thanks. >> you have five questions remaining. >> hi, commissioners. my name is susan stansbury. i design water conserving gardens as a profession, and the main motivation of me ayse and my clients is to conserve water. i'm calling on behalf of the tuolomne river trust. as you know, demand is already low. it's already 192 million gallons a day, and -- >> clerk: thank you, speaker. your time is up. >> i'm sorry, madam secretary, i believe this is a new speaker. >> clerk: okay. i'm sorry. i got kicked off