while my colleagues would like to use ita membership, the ita is fundamentally a tar rich agreement. to move an ita expansion initiative forward. let me also offer a brief perspective on the wto's -- since the ministerial conference in december, we have been pleased to see a continuation of the work man like bottom up approach to the characterization that -- our intention has been to continue contributing to the negotiation in the same spirit. the economic gains from an eventually tf agreement are important and merit are continued attention. just as importantly, trade facilitation has huge potential to advance development and it's great to see that this is recognized among a broad range of developing wto members. there's real promise here. and the steady issue goes approach as the best potential to continue to build towards strong results. we're please to see work advancing in services, information technology and trade facilitation, but what about the rest of the wto universe? i think there are important silver linings to be found in the frank and honest acknowledge of doha's current

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we just went through enforcement process with the eu on the ita. i think that that, in fact, has put an emphasis on the value of the existing agreement and provided a good example of why it needs to be expanded. we are seeing some local content requirements growing in various -- the use of local content requirements being explicit in the number of countries. we're working hard at those. i would commend those of you who are dead and trade statistics to take a quick look at the w. work called made in the world initiative. there are some events in washington here tomorrow sponsored by the washington international trade association. taking a look at statistics, i think it is important because it characterizes how we think about trade and what we talk about where the real value is. thank you. >> thank you, jennifer. what is important beyond all these technical issues as related to your industry is the story that you're telling about how your industry is an enabler for services industry and end enabler for procurement and business to business development

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it's not how much swings it takes to drive, you know, ita about do you have the right attitude? can you show up on time? can you make the company money? >> 12.5 times 15. >> i don't want you to use the calculator. >> the students go through approximately 420 some hours of training. we operate at the campus of the community college a 12 week, full time program, 7-3:30. >> if you were going to figure out how much [inaudible] you need you rounding up. >> average age of individuals in the trades is in the 40's from what we are told. in the 50's quite frankly those folks are getting ready to retire. we see a void. >> the average is making 60-80 thousand dollar a year more with benefits much it's hard work i will not lie. >> if you like working with your hands and creative and you look at a building and say, i did that finish and that building is there for a hundred years. come to my program you will work for anyone in the country. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as fa

ita, no. mr. gunta, no. mr. woodall? mr. woodall, no. mr. van hollen? >> yes. >> mr. van hollen, aye. ms. schwarz aye. ms. captor mr. doggett aye. mr. blumenour aye. ms.ccollum. mr. pascrell? mr. honda? mr. honda, aye. mr. ryan of ohio? mr. ryan,aye. ms. ms. moore, aye.ms. castor? aye. mr. schueler? n. schueler, aye. mr. garrett? mr. garrett, no. >> are there any members, other change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vot ar. 's miss castor, i think, isn't it? yeah, i do, but i just want to -- yep. go ahead and offer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> so d by ms. cast an amendment at the desk. >> the gentle lady from florida has an amendment at the desk. the clerk will designate. >> anre by ms. castor relating to medicare. >> the gentle lady is recognized for nine minutes. >> thank you, mr addition to the republican plan that breaks the promise of medicare and ends medicare as we know it, the republicans also proposed to raise the cost of prescription drugs and slash theen in place for two years now and are working very well. this is a

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itas backed by republicans. and this-- david's absolutely right in his recitation of history. candidate obama opposed it. most democrats wanted a single pair, at least teams who were engaged. they couldn't pass it. they didn't have the votes to pass it. and this was the compromise plan. >> and i would say first, i'm for it as a matter of policy. i think the mandate is something you need if you're going to have a good system. as a matter of constitutional law, that's sort of different so we do have to respect the constitution. one other thing i did want to say, and i've heard ts from a lot of people, iwe got to see the justices in a more high-tension setting than we normally do. i can't tell you how many conservatives have told me this week we were opposed to soto mayor, but she's really good, and they were really impressed with her, i think roberts is very good. i think scalia is always flamboyant but super smart. i think so the or mire and kagan showed the public how smart they are. >> it i did not listen to it in itentity. i jumped in d ou but i dwant to say one thing about

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ita few moments, we'll hear from the ambassador to the wto has done a great job on behalf of the american business community and stakeholders. he will give us his assessment about where we are. but let me highlight the two essential pieces of today's conference. we want to underscore american and european business communities remain committed to the world trade organization and a global rules based trading system. with the impasse in geneva, today's panelist and those who are in this crowd want to see the new approaches to trade liberalization. some of the things that will be discussed will include do we not negotiated international service agreement? interest is growing and exploring opportunities to reach trade and in services across a number of key sectors like finance, insurance, banking, media, telecommunications, express delivery and other sectors. services are an act -- are an essential -- essential component of the footprint and it has yet to be a major part of the doha round negotiations. it got a low priority. it is important for the interested community to think about how we ca

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travares mchill was killed by two security guards and in 2011, prees chief brian tooly resigned after itasng its feet after a police officer's son was not arrested. billy lee temporarily steps down. speaks volumes of the track record of this particular police department. and it makes it more understandable why there is so much outrage and a call for action to trayvon. here to discuss the law, the connection, and the possibilities for justice for trayvon are the reverend al sharpton, president of the national action network and host of politics nation, and kenji yoshino, timwi weiss, and president of the southern poverty law center. we tried to talk a lot about the culture and stereotypes. i want to talk about the culture and politics here. reverend sharpton, you have spent the most time with trayvon's parents. have you been at the forefront of this for our network and i think nationally. can you tell us whether or not they feel like we are beginning make progress toward justice? >> i think the feelings i've got from the parents and able attorney ben crump, they think it's a step in the rig

ita italy's tenure hit 5.2%, the lowest figure since august.t cuts set to be announced on friday. >> we have best buy earnings out. the company is coming in on an adjusted basis when you strip out charges of 2.47 a share. comp store sales for the quarter were down by 2.4%. they did have some disappointing comp store sales over the holiday period. they're now also looking for some comparable store sales for the fiscal year down -- i'm sorry, that was for the full fiscal year was down 1.7%. taking a look through -- i don't know if this is guidance for the quarter or not, i'm just digging thr through. hold on a second. very long release here. at this point it looks like that stock is going to open a little lower, down 25.85 to 25.97 after closing at 26.62, even though the number did come in a little better than expected. >> all right. with health care hearings complete, the supreme court will now decide the fate of president obama's health care law. decision is expected in june. joining us to weigh in on the supreme court case and future of health

on an mfn basis for the tariff elimination through the expansion of product coverage in the existing ita. while the non-tariff barriers are important and certainly a challenge for the industry, i don't think that we would like to see them on tariffs barriers included in a negotiation that just involved the tariff elimination. i think that would take a very long time to negotiate and we are interested in quick actions among the government, and we would like to see some the negotiated very quickly, and we are hopeful that can perhaps negotiations can be launched soon. >> thank you. i would agree with jennifer that mixing the non-tariff barriers to trade with the tariff reduction is an unnecessarily confusing step. however, i am seeing an explosion of the number of cases and that's an indication i think of the tip of an iceberg because those are difficult cases and i would suggest that there are many more instances of barriers than there are cases, so this is a real problem and it's a problem that doesn't address one half of the room versus the other half of the room. but it addresses all o

yeah, itas substantial here.and show you a little bit of where we are in front of this strip mall that wasn't probably 2 years old they tell me. can't tell what stores were actually in here. there's a sports store sign, i think, on the other side of that. you wouldn't know what was here. this ef-4 tornado, winds of 170 miles an hour. witnesses and officials saying about 200 yards wide. just poured through this area. just mangling the metal. keeps on going. of course, the tornado didn't stop here. just on down through this town of about 9,000. levelling several neighborhoods. on down to the hospital here, medical center where they did get some time. they were able to evacuate those patients in the interior portion of that hospital and on to an important complex and that's where the fatalities are here, where the six people were killed. we're told that also that one of the young ladies inside was a nurse at the hospital we were just talking about. but they say here that it took less than a -- probably about 30 seco