together with some as local industries they were thinking in your direction. you might just change the future of paper itself. not one days and cold but definitely signs of spring here in japan our meteorologist robert spencer has the forecast record. yes that is a very typical for spring recess the city's warming trends in and the cooling trends last four days of an exceptionally cool across parts of japan not even reaching the twenty degree mark for the past four days but things are going to be improving with denver in the school letters is there in cloud cover to station a boundary which has been lingering over at korea a light misty rain now going ahead into mid week on wednesday that the move outdoors is unclear whether the un is still the threat of afternoon thunderstorms we had the tiny black cardstock to costs and steely so if you're in tokyo. don't be surprised to hear a rumble under two but for the most part this is the remedy some of the clearing weather vip even across the korean peninsula high pressure of the dominating need for decent weather the

together with some as local industries. they were thinking the connection that might just change the future of paper itself. it's done to check on the my kids and the latest trading on wall street the financial like it's economists from moody's analytics john on ski has the details. following a long holiday weekend us stocks finished higher. while we're treasury bond yields. despite a bigger than anticipated a cancer percent monthly increase by marches index of u s leading economic indicators improved sentiment the dow jones industrial average gained three cents over percent for the day while the nasdaq was up six tenths of a percent in the snp five hundred rose by four tenths of members of a percent. the leading industries in terms of stock price performance on monday including gold mining biotech and pharmaceuticals. the down side was led by platinum home construction and mortgage finance the weakness of the latter two categories brings attention to tuesday's release on existing home sales for march are expected to have d

prevalence of smart and tell them all ballgames contribute to the overall princeton fail the local industry has been doing very well in recent years the korea is still not in leading country and the global market. the us and japan top the international market share with over eighteen percent each. tying outbreak in n korea followed with twelve eighty and six percent respectively. experts say fostering the right environment for industries such as schemes movie animation and design as crucial as i'll be able to create more added value and the future. seasoning. i don't use. domestic violence against children catapulted to the spotlight with two recent cases of child beatings that resulted in death. and if vendors on the back and i are overwhelmingly that tyler own parents. this meant an intake to look at that continues to rise of child abuse cases in that nice according to the ministry of health and welfare of the number of child abuse cases reported last year amounted to sixty eight hundred on year to four hundred cases from a year earlier. but the actual figure is estimated to be far higher

connectivity thing offered to all businesses in what's being described as a significant boost for local industry. two speed economy for businesses in county mayo in the center of attention by a poor connectivity is having a real impact on the ability of one local photographer to employ the latest technological advancements with the speed that i have more wins it will probably take a bow for what it is tobacco only faster than mine that's just nuts. it would make sense that it didn't hit the bar in tone and reducing the time to take it so cold on my flight is quite fast broadband speeds has become standard imagine towns and cities that are still huge problems for many communities and homes to accessing reliable connections. vocals issues in at the press for businesses in tomorrow's with a new solution in the time we can hope for the donor. we use code applications and told the difference with the book we used to be able to do and for storage and after a covert sources it has transformed my business the existing metropolitan area network small and medium sized enterprises are being offered for dif

what would actually be when we were taking over local industry. but then it only cure for ideological purposes and they're quite chilly there's no going with short when powering the concert was no wind. and bill viola teacher that's all it was easier to accomplish that i've spoken to him and he was a cougar town or country at the end of every also don't agree with the fact that the social standards country will be established that the eu and imf now. tensions in the stocks of ukraine continued to escalate with protest movement continued to grow will keep you updated and hauled the situation eased about twenty am salazar teaser at the notion of. now for the latest on the us position regarding ukraine's fragmented political climate of the tarts he's got a neat stack down. early this monday we heard secretary of state john kerry's advisers say to the us is considering arming ukrainian says several hours later we hear the white house spokesman said the us is not actively considering we took a bit of confusion there makes one wonder if all u s official

this blog as i found when we were taking over local industry. but then it every year for ideological purposes. they're quite chilly. there's no going back when powering the unconstitutional it didn't feel tired all the contents all the spirits in the course of the stop and think about it and it was a cougar town or country at the end of every also don't agree with the fact that the social standards in our country will be established with the eu and imf now. is it about tensions in the spots of ukraine continue to escalate with protest movement continued to grow will keep the updates and hauled the situation eased about twenty am. absolutely we're not totally crazy dream present meantime said that a referendum on making the country into a federation could be held alongside the upcoming presidential election. when thomas dozens of people been hurt in clashes between pro and anti government protests the city park offers a c on sunday. a neighbor city of study and still so so some of the west bombings in recent days is up to craig's interior ministr

. >> pakistan has not stopped local bookies from developing a thriving local industry. even the police are getting in on the action. >> it's pakistan's favorite pastime. and whenever there's a major cricket max -- match, thousands watch if they can. even though it's illegal, thousands place bets in hope the are local team would win. >> i was hoping pakistan would do well, but thank goodness, i won't lose the $50 bet i played. >> reporter: big sporting events like this they rake in millions of dollars in illicit proceeds. al jazeera was given access to these book makers outside the hotel room. we've hidden their identities, and once the match is over, they will pack up and believe are le. 30 years later the laws were revised when parliament passed the prevention of gambling act. the penalties are $10 fine and up to one year of prison. given the relatively lax punishment, illegal betting thrives. the police have been evolved in or accused of being involved in these gambling dense. >> the conestablishes are badly paid and find it difficult to make ends neat. some get invol

it's having a devastating impact on local fishing industry. early morning, heat and humidity. the fish market in the south comes alive. it may be one of the poorest countries in the world, but the ocean on the coast is rich with fish. this man and his crew have spend four days at sea and faces this government. he says the problem is government taxes. >> we are tired. i can't make the money, with what they want. with so much effort. so much expense, and so many to pay. >> like many fisherman. this man exploits his fit. than meet the proper processing facilities, he can't compete with the foreign trawlers. they have to make do with the lot to market. >> this is the biggest fish market there is. normally it's very busy. everyone is trying to get best prices for all the fish. for the traders, it does not translate to much money. >> this woman's life is harder. since 2012 the military staged a coup ahead of a presidential run-off. >> the government has done nothing for us. we by a lot of fish. sometimes we don't get the customers. meantime we don't make our overhead costs. >> perha

are but also by the same time the oc token summer that only these industries quick sample e comics and go to china. and then eating the local investment in sectors that would previously coached that is how one chooses us. and until allow this to gain a bigger market share some of the industry is still legal can you then explain to us hw are some of them likely positive impacts their work as ceo on that this sophistry pack going both weeks. ok first we got all those sixty four substitutes and so the sickest of all attendees and then to paternal aunt. so of putting two of us. it's the nation via the ones you use so cool to care not to provo trade analysis program according to a destination after we signed the city's treatment. all routes every spec sportsman and could increase by seventy seven percent. come on. yes i intend to town. on the other hand china's export to taiwan with increasing by nine percent. so we'll keep you updated here. the other hand all we can create up to them and fall into it all folded jaunts really want to remember the awful mean that all chinese investment to come to taiwan. we're not allow any walke

industry that the mass media the communication know this very critical and you know of my cut of two local industry when we mind to worry because if we open on all attendees this year than the control consists of. so these kind of a market we are very careful in. the hbo has owned this sunday so can we cannot open a mean come on to become an extension. mass media is solely to spend a lot of time to nip to toronto to communities was a different issue. and it was a topic to that act as a nation at the most important parts that we have to report to all her pieces each. he is fishing on the interior condition and so i think that some so we signed on in the june last year. scotty own up march to may when a report to all the interior commission for three times to tell them of when not only report to the commission week old. you know individual. it has been printed and signed in to tell them you know we are going to all the signs and sense of automotive has some amazing new member make precise eight. you tell me your going to sign but you didn't you read the details coach. it is not going to open the frid

processed locally and we report from the capitol, that is having a devastating impact on the local fishing industrythe early morning heat and humidity the main fish market comes alive and it may be one of the poorest countries in the world but atlantic ocean off the coast is rich with fish. and these men and crew have just returned from four days at sea and says his biggest problem is government taxes. >> translator: we are so tired of this, i can't make any money with my work, we use so much effort but then we have so much expenditure and so many government taxes to pay. >> reporter: like many fishermen he would like to export his fish but no proper processing facilities here and he cannot compete with the foreign trollers so he has to make due with the local market. this is the biggest fish market here and normally it's busy with everyone trying to get the best prices for their fish but for the traders here it does not translate to much money at the end of the day. and they say life is harder since 2012 when the military staged a coup ahead of a presidential run ooff. >> translator: the governmen

recovery will be dependent both on the national economy as well as what happened in our local technology industry in particular. we do not project a recession in the 4-year period, so every year of this projection, we assume that revenues will continue to grow. we make, we don't assume any major changes to service level and the number of employers beyond the levels that we have already assumed. for example, we know that the voters have approved a rebuild of our san francisco general hospital. we assume that we need to staff that hospital and pay for furnishings, fixtures and equipment. we don't assume significant growth in other departments. we assume that there will be no change in close labor contracts and then our open contracts we assume no wage increase in the first year beyond those that were already negotiated and then we assume an inflationary increase in the subsequent three 3 years of the projection. that's between 2 1/2 percent each year. on our health, dental and retirement contribution. we seen some increase by 5 percent a year. we are hopeful that based on the surveys, kaiser and bl

do i love the old dual will not only affect rescue operations but is likely to impact the local fishing industrysince you left the western port city of in town last tuesday hitting for the southern resort island of gg. three hundred twenty five high school students and fifteen teachers and one board. they were marking on a four day field trip. search efforts in the sump and very intense about this morning newly recovered bodies were taken to two tents on the dock age and delilah. one tent is for men and boys the other four women and girls in full body cannot be identified. the physical description is posted on the signboard for the families. family members are also now able to monitor the search operations in real time after tv monitors was set up on the dock. and in the gymnasium that is serving as a makeshift shelter officials from south korea's coast guard said rescue teams were trying to break into the ship's dining hall. as part of the next phase of the search operation. parents of passengers on monday issued a letter of appeal to the government urging it to speed up the rescue process beca

we report from its capitol it's having an impact on the local fishing industry. >> in the island morning heat and humidity the fishing market becomes alive. it may be one of the poorest countries in the world, but the ocean off the coast is relinquisrich withfish. they have just returned from four days at sea. he said the biggest problem is government taxes. >> we are so tired. i can't make any money with my work. we use so much effort, then we have so much expenditure and so many government taxes to pay. >> like many fishermen, he would like to export his fish, but there are no proper processing facilities here, and he can't compete with the foreign trollers, so he has to make do with the local market. >> reporter: this is the biggest fish market here. it is normally very busy with everyone trying to get the best prices for their fish. but for the traders it does not translate to much money at the end of the day. >> he said life has become harder since 2012 when the military staged a coup, ahead of a presidential run off. >> the government has done nothing for us. we buy a lot of fish,

. >>> nepal's tour guide strike could impact on the country's vital tourism industry. localuides are refusing to work, following the death of 13 sherpas at mt everest last friday. we have this report from kathmandu on what this could mean for the families of tour guides dependent on tourism money. >> 1500 experienced sherpa guides work across the himalayan mountain range. they have learnt their trade over many years. the knowledge of the environment is vital. they have little life or medical insurance in an emergency. their work is unpredictable and dangerous. demonstrated by the avalanche on friday, killing 13 sherpas. trekkers say there needs to be more protection for the sherpas. >> they are taking all the risk of the the climbers get the clory. the sherpas shlep gear for weeks before the climbers go up. it's not fair. >> it's the height of the tourist season in nepal. visitors from across the world are gathering. nepal can offer what many can't - great trekking holidays and the highest mountain peaks in the world. tourism generated $29.8 million, attracting 800,000 visit

industry. tomorrow local animal activists some promising to wear bloody aprons, will protest the planned re-openinganimals experiencing terror pain, and death. >>> nasa shares with the world some amazing new images from space. that's coming up. >>> you don't have to travel 239,000-miles to get a lunar souvenir. the auction that has space buffs over the moon. >> right now we're enjoying a warm sunny sunday. some changes are coming for they ever work week, leigh glaser has the accuweather forecast after the break. go to abc7news.com and click on the watch abc logo and search, watch abc in your app store and watch all your favorite abc shows live or on demands on your mobile device. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> nearly 11,000 runners got their hearts pumpin

you would proceed in step with the growth of industries and local demand. you want shortly into the studio for more. if you live in the so called. except that it takes to put a plan which will speak in portugal. wind chill was growing vegetables and rice. he led the chiefs the subsistence lifestyle but now she works at the construction site. above ridiculous pretty enough to enjoy some proven called perks. the young guy. my two week only twenty three. we had trouble making ends meet i'm happier with this new lifestyle. many new tools neighbors used also to be homers in total and political structure it remains to be seen if the rupiah will work when the current projects finished. experts say. for all four walls or to supply the services this year the services from goldman. job creation from the private sector recent developments have focused our little buddy rick and condominiums. no effort has been made to nurture industries to provide jobs for residents. and urbanization can create social problems that it doesn't provide jobs the average income and total s

the night life industry supports our local economy by purposing $1.6 million from businesses ranging from foods and beverages to other needs. 80 percent of san francisco's night life is conveyed in business areas in the eastern part of the city. and 57 percent of patrons were viefrtsz and the others residents of our city. these bay area patrons that come into the city spend $120 a night and san franciscans spend $70 a night. 48 thousand jobs in san francisco are part of the night life industry. i mentioned those are largely middle-class working jobs they require people to work into midnight and 1, 2, 3 clock and later and start early in the morning. a restaurant workers bar, club workers and including late night workers folks in hotels and bakeries and so forth. we know that san francisco is not a citadel we're connected in our region and there are many people who live in the east bay and convert into san francisco for night life. it's an expensive city for housing we know that very well and there are many workers in our night time economy who work in the city but can't afford to lit

industrial use and hitti histor asks for a unique character of open space one that reflect the industry and the local community surrounding the site and has a historic texture and something you find when i walk around the sites there are moments you come that on the new york and you see this moment of discovery and spriedz. there happens to be this magnificent view in most directions that san franciscans today can't get to we have an opportunity to uncover that view particularly looking at the ship repair and the bridge downtown. we can rediscover that history of the site the buildings the rail lines, did cranes and when you look in between those spaces what you see is this network of spaces. that sort of used for multi purposes it becomes the fraction for how to create that network of parks rather than creating one singular spice the month semantic of in the course spaces that are linked to the spaces that activate the historic structures and create the experience within pier 70 that will have different character. that includes areas for relaxing and includes places to play for families, children, s

seems to be in their best interest to create controversy and to really squash down local communities, to pile on industry, even though the industry is creating jobs and not harming the environment. they don't seem to want common ground. [tim dechristopher] the environmental movement has always been defensive. it's always been where someone wants to destroy this much and the environmental community convinces them only to destroy this much. [narrator] ultimately, wilderness of the west belongs to the american people who should control its fate. [rick draney] i understand that they are just as passionate about their views and their opinions and their perspectives. but i think there is still plenty of room and plenty of space to have some meaningful dialogue and find some common ground, somewhere in the middle. [robert redford] i think the greatest point to be made, to be brought around, is think about your children, and theirs and theirs, and those yet to come. [narrator] the great debate is about planet earth. the answers will determine its future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this program is made possible in part by and

they think, if our people here, our local people feel that violates zoning or causes various conflicts with our land use plan. so they challenged the state and the industry on that. it's worked its way up to the courts, and the courts in new york state have ruled that communities do, in fact, have home rule. they can stop drilling within a local area if they feel that it doesn't comply with the land use. and this is very important because as the industry points out, they -- with shale gas, they like to develop in big, large areas. they need predictability and uniformity. and if communities stop opting out here and there, it makes it more difficult for them to develop. so it's a very important battle that's going on in new york state, and pennsylvania also has had counties or local municipalities successfully challenge the industry. so while we don't have national policy on this or limited national policy, there's developing policy on a community level. that's very important. now, the story in new york started with this awareness with the big deal with the ifs sit farmers -- got sit farmers, the $110 million deal. and all this chain of events that went wi

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i think what the industry operates in locals go woohoo it's very easy for us to reach every single person. if someone is attacked for example i'm in between and has information on the police straight away. i'm not the report is the view was that this genocide tools have increased state control and everyday knowing. for example rwanda is a better example of an african country. my mate a bike helmets and seat belts must be warm while driving if not you'll quickly get a hefty fine. this has become intensely disappointed society. it's also a trade as an individual level some people yet make huge changes to that lovely. not in the new l a for mckenna. do we catch up with on a sunday he tells us he's tent city with four home since beating prisoners. i was a big drinker achieves a lot of women. a small but i did everything else especially chasing girls. but no it repented and from the lords twice a week in the new atlantis comedy one step at a small evangelical challenge he's found his salvation the eye. it seems he is on the he man the barricades and genocide in the new lamp for the benefit of

. >> reporter: on the south branch of the chicago river at the confluence of industrial effluence that forms what locals call bubbly creek, there's a spot where dreams run deep. >> get those hands up. get the blade in. >> reporter: this is where you can find montana butsch-- yes, that is his name--and oarsmen from the inner city. you don't usually put inner city and rowing together in the same sentence. >> no you definitely don't and that makes it terribly exciting. >> reporter: butsch took up rowing at 15, competed in college, and sees no reason why his young friends cannot follow in his wake. >> it switches a lot of kids on, and then they totally embrace it. it's really fun to see that happen. >> reporter: brian behena is a coxswain, captain of the crew, and navigator of the boat. >> i didn't even know about the sport existed until he came to our school and introduced us to it and i'm glad i took advantage of coming out to row. >> reporter: to enjoy it, the teenagers had to overcome the reality of chicago's mean streets. >> a few of our kids have been jumped by gangs or by people they don't like in th

the debate on the future of the fracking industry is certainly polarizing opinion local authorities are scrambling to support their look to cash in on the investments the energy industry is sure to provide in return for the drilling despite widespread objections there's details on the website for you right now. i'm sure that people in australia and penguins in antarctica getting the chance to witness a rare solar eclipse which promises to make the sun look a little bit like a fat but not a more details on that right now on our web site. but . the really. good you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy right albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across silicon we've been hijacked trying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond

we are c-span, created by the table -- cable tv industry and your local cable and satellite provider. watch as in hd, like this on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> during this month, c-span is pleased to submit its leading entries in the student cam video competition, this is the annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to think critically about issues. students create documentaries on the question, what is the most important issue the u.s. congress should consider in 2014? the first prizewinners -- from montgomery blair high school in silver spring, maryland. they want congress to take action against water pollution in the nations waterways. water, it makes up 75% of our bodies. take water away and humanity would perish within one week. water is the most vital substance to the human body, yet it is because of us humans that nearly 50% of all streams, lakes, bays and estuaries are unsuitable for use due to pollution. u.s. we have learned to take water for granted. toiletswater and flush -- use the same idea. water is an unlimited resource. but step outsi

brotherhood charpts and locate smith of journeymen of the plumbing and piping industry of the united states and canada local 38 united worker and allied workers and local 66 sheet worker local one hundred four and the iron workers and architecture metal and glass workers and teamsters and auto man or woman local 77 of and machinist local 1414 common class to the san francisco unified school district. the public has an opportunity to comment at this meeting and the regular board meeting of april 14th >> no speakers. >> president fewer. i need to make the public announcement and inform the board i'll be abstaining that. i now call the labors international union of north america local 2 61 moved and seconded of the adaptation of the tentative agreement i so moved. superintendant. reading of the recommendation. >> thank you president fewer i'm i'd like to call of executive director carmen. thank you superintendant and board members it is the contract for the international local 2 61 the recommendation is it the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapts the tentative agreement and th

the debate on the future of the fracking industry is polarizing opinion local authorities are scrambling for support as they look to cash in on the investments the energy. history is likely to provide in return for drilling despite widespread objections the details are just a click away. also people in australia and penguins in antarctica getting the chance to witness a rare solar eclipse which promises to make the sun not like a big thought but for more on the whole issue go to our web site also you talk. to me speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. will get to abby martin break on the set in just a moment here on r.t. international for now motorists in england and wales are paying the price for controversial c.c.t.v. technology in the last five years over three hundred million pounds worth of traffic tickets have been issued and campaig

ability to scrape jobs from everywhere, individual company websites, state and local employment services, we, the industry, we use their data, and we have developed duplicated software that allows us to eliminate the duplicates. these are real jobs. >> we do know that if you have a four-year degree, your chances of being unemployed is lower. your unemployment rate is lower than the national average which is coming down as things stand. is this a reflects of that? once you get below 5% employment we're talking 3.5% nationally for people with bachelor's degrees. this is the reality, there are jobs out there without the people to fill them. >> we fail to the point where there are 1.5 million online job ads. now we're back up to 2.4 million, and i suspect b by 2017 that number will almost double. so the good jobs are in your computer. it really is not surprising in some respects, but because of the technology and our ability to scrape what employers are asking for we really do know especially in the jobs that pay more and require more education where those jobs are, and you can be in detroit and find a job yo

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local school board. they have an agenda that deals with suppressing wages and deregulating industry. >> what was the reactionthese high valued flyers? i mean, some rookie didn't put these things together. these things are full of information. they're glossy. they're professionally put together. they got to be thinking where the heck did this come from? what is the reaction up there? >> well, we'll find out the final word from the voters today. as you point out, both of these races are going on right now. it's election day in wisconsin. it's a typically low turnout spring election. but this is real democracy. these are neighbors voting for neighbors. these are people who want to serve at the most local level of government. and you're right. they've never seen big spending. it's actually a big bargain for the koch brothers to come in and spend money here because these are races where one of the candidates in iron county, his total investment for campaign was four rolls of stamps. but some of the people they're pillorying are actually proponents of the mine. they're so far outside this community, that they don'

local characteristic. >> this is a service industry town. >> one of our roles here has always been to take away excess moneybetter idea about how to spend their money. we'll always take it. >> is that worse than before? >> the wrong is there are people with that kind of income who could put it to so many thrilling uses and can think of nothing so crass and boring than to wave the money in the air and throw it away. how loathesome but within those of us who live here is that challenge. this has always been. here we are. >> you are sitting in the best thai restaurant in vegas by far. one of the best thai restaurants in america. >> jet has been here before. an l.a. guy, he came out here to do four years as executive chef at encore, a wynn casino on the strip. he's a reigning authority on thai food but really, everybody who loves thai food knows about this place. >> what you should order here should only be northern. you go to the back of the menu, it's northern specialties. you come here and eat chicken with cashew nuts, i'm going to punch you in the face. >> right. >> sipend is the owner and chef. now get thi

this industry is growing locally globally around the world, so these synergies are required to drive accelerated earnings growth. we're seeing that play out. we also have rumors that pfizer was going to step in and buy astrazeneca. i think there is a glaring point to be made here about our tax policy in this country. when you see the flood of money that is leaving because we are not competitive from a tax perspective, and certainly companies are looking to get while the getting is good to eamon's earlier comments about the potential for these loopholes to be changed. >> what companies do you think still have to do deals? >> i think there are a bunch of companies that are likely to continue to do significant deals. para go last year acquired elan. they are certainly armed to do much more substantial transactions. another company we're mylan. a lot of these are taking place in the special markets, where valeant competes. >>> all of those companies you mentioned are being bought today, probably in -- >>> david faber will join us later, lives at the active/passive summit with barry rosen

have fixed that in many cases from discussions with banks but we don't want to discourage local real-estate industry when they stopped in their tracks because of that potential tax bill we grow economies by manufacturing and real estate and weapons in the real-estate market but at some point we take this away but it is still slowing housing growth since the committee. >> graciously agreed asking to hold the amendment number three tusis senators soon and i would offer amendment number four to modify section 48 of the tax code if we incentivized with the most abundant affordable energy which jews call so to take care of the tax advantages that others have i do realize it is not traditional so i will withdraw the amendment and not require a vote. >> thank you. let's go to the cantwell proposal. >> is number three sponsored by myself and my colleagues. today we are here to talk about important tax provisions to create investment in our economy with predictability so it is absolutely essential to figure out market friendly cost-effective ways to distributed energy and solar projects to require significan