this ‘60s building and the old italian villa next door, which was once home to mr fiat himself, wereria's suitably smart. as trendy as this place may be, its design is farfrom over. going forward, the chief architects of this space will not be its creators, but its inhabitants. the idea behind this whole place is the same behind any big data project — collect as much information as possible and make the whole thing more efficient. one theory on trial here is personalised heating. instead of setting the heating for the whole building, workers here are able to set their own desired temperatures. so this system is actually quite clever. when there's a few of us there in the same space, the system above us will take everyone's preferences and just average it out. and despite different personal heating settings, this set—up is proving to be more efficient. the very good thing is that by understanding your position, the system will shut down if you're not there. we're still, let's say, simulating numbers, but we're almost sure that the improvement, the ecological and aesthetic improvement

mrs. this time, and that is pushing shares up. let's look at the biggest pops in terms of our auto companies here. fiat chrysler up 4%.eneral motors up all beating estimates. at their highest since march, especially for general motors. one company that was on the downward trend is your modern day electric car stock. that is tesla, down 2.5%. the closinge after bell which was at 1:00 p.m. eastern today. it announced that there were 22,000 cars that were shipped versus 25,000 in the first quarter. not enough battery packs. we will see how shares react to this when we open again on wednesday. about another day -- day in a have to go. haidi: thank you for that. have rescuedks u.s. auto sales again as remy was just touching on a few minutes ago. it is unlikely 2017 will match last year's record. manufacturers still selling expense trucks and sport utility vehicles. that is good news for investors. let's take a deeper look at the numbers. we are managing expectations, but things are looking up. were down 3%.les ford and gm were down 5% each area the market love it. this is counterintuitive because auto stocks have been beat

fiating the results. we want to base it on applicable law. >> thank you. i yield back. >> mr.irakis, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair, i appreciate so much, and i thank the commissioners for their testimony today. chairman pai, in past hearings, i questioned your predecessor on his proposal to close various fcc field offices, and the impact it could have on the radiofrequency interference complaint response times. at the time, you were also concerned that these closures could erode the fcc's enforcement abilities. in the closing days of the last administration, the fcc closed 11 field offices, including one in tampa. i represent part of the tampa bay area, i think you know that. in light of these closures, what actions has the fcc taken to ensure that interference complaints continue to be timely addressed? >> thank you for the question, congressman. it's no secret that i had substantial disagreements with the original reorganization plan that was proposed, because it would have impacted the field, including places like tampa. going forward, we hav