treasury secretary jack l. ew said that yesterday.he problem is republicans in congress and president obama can't get together to fix the member nothing is going to happen before the election. but the real question is whether obama will put down the fight can get together with republicans and come up with a reform after the election. there is a reason to think that they will dig their heels in after november. >> as we said. i can picture the democrats in the senate who wouldn't want to be seen voting for this thing. and absolutely i believe it would doing on the house. why did they waste our time on something that will not go anywhere? >> they do it, it is true. and president bush back in 2004 tryinged to get in the issue of tax inversion and earning stripping problem that i was talking about. there is an election and posturing and you can see people digging in their heels on positions. the democrats want to address the earning strip position. this is an impediment to progress. he wants to take the wind fall of a reform that he's talk

>> my name is jack clark l., governor of the state of delaware testifying in support of a clean power plant. we know what this plant can do for the nation. more research manufacturing and construction jobs and more efficient and less costly energy we know that because we see this happening in delaware. over the past five years we shifted from one of the dirty as an engine makes is in the nation tour of the cleanest. creating jobs the same time. we have done so with the same approach that the president proposes for the country. we shut down the tools which nine out of ten dirtiest power plants while the remaining units installed hundreds of millions of dollars. since 2008 we have strengthened building codes and have spurred a hundred million dollars in the efficiency of great. we have also worked this is the route to region to dramatically cut carbon pollution. the original green house-initiative and used a market-based system to help reduce carbon pollution power plants by more than 40% in 2009. in the epa plan we will stimulate more of this activity. reducing dirty emissions recogniz

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jack flew to the u.s. with high hopes, but when he arrived in l a, he discovered that the person who hired him was a con man to seattle to stay with a family he knew. that is where he was first introduced to the internet. for some reason, i never get tired of the story. >> my friend stuart said, jack, this is internet. you can find whatever through the internet. i said, really? i searched the word beer. i do not know why i searched beer. i found no chinese beers. i was curious, i searched china. all search engines said, no data. i told my friend, can we make a chinese homepage? i made a hope translation agency. it was a very ugly homepage. 9:30 we launched it. 12:00, i received five emails. i was so excited. this is something interesting. >> when jack returned to china, he set up china's first internet company, china pages, a yellow pages for chinese companies which offered an online english-language directory of chinese companies and information. >> [speaking chinese] >> with his website up and running, jack set out to find companies to advertise on his site. jack realized he would need the cooperation of

l. a. to final stop was in -- the final stop was in seattle and just about to stop here at the jack londone station in oakland when the collision happened. here's video from the scene. it happened just after 10:00 last night. it started on 50th street but a fire chief says the amtrak train dragged the suv seven blocks before the train stopped at high street. the driver of that suv died. no one on the train was injured. passengers said they felt the engineer slam on the brakes and smelled those brakes afterwards. then they waited on board for about five hours as investigators looked into the scene. >> i spoke to the gentleman caking care of the creeper -- taking care of the sleeper car area i was in. probably looking at a pretty long draw and then we find out that there was one person in that car. and unfortunately you know, they didn't make it. >> reporter: that rider's frustration about the delay quickly turned into grief once he found out someone died. oakland firefighters don't know why the suv was on the tracks. that's now the focus of a police investigation. live in oakland, ryan take

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