ledecky is famous for the world's highest altitude cold desert in a region which gets only between 50 to 100 millimeters of rainfall annually the glaciers have been a life source for ages. they provide water for the cities. and for the farmers as well. but due to climate change almost 20 percent of the glaciers in the area have been lost in the last 50 years. although the glaciers melt during summer time there is still water scarcity during certain months. what many people don't understand for farmers the challenge of water is only in spring time it pained me which is when they need to arthur and which is when the glaciers are still not warm enough there so they don't melt. a wooden scaffold serves as a skeleton for the ice stupid in winter scarce melt water from the mountains is transported in underground pipes to lower regions. due to the difference in pressure it shoots up all by itself. and the minus 3 in the air will extract the heat in the water and then it falls down and freezes in the shape of it and the beauty is that you don't need machines are pumps or electricity or fuels

one of the best examples is katie ledecky a five-time gold medalist swimmer for stanford, basically hadollege sports to get any endorsement money which deprives female athletes in their platforms to actually grow the sport. i think it's going to be a big step forward. also the ncaa, if you look at title 9, one of the things that this bill does is to allow college athletes to get sports agents, have legal representation. the ncaa recently made moves to allow only male athletes, some of the male athletes for college basketball, to have sports agents and denies every female athlete the same right. we can't follow the ncaa. the ncaa has been a bad actor with players. that's a walking title 9 violation in itself. the state of california should be taking the lead on this. >> the other argument you will hear referred to for generations, this is not the way it's supposed to be, this is not amateur athletics and tim tebow who played college football and is a commentator on tv had this to say about that over the weekend. >> we live in a selfish culture where it's all about us, but we're just addi