there are magnetic nano particles in bio are attracted to the surface of the phosphates in the water causing them to stick together in a process known as flocculation you need. ratio of ingredients and now technology means that two to three times faster than anything else in the market. of course we intend to set up a production facility in russia this will be much more efficient because currently we have to take the magnetite outside russia incorporated into poly was abroad and then bring it back here which is naturally quite costly. as the world's population grows so does the money for freshwater and flocculation plays an important part in meeting. the next time you have a glass of water it might be best not to think about where it came from. which is everything when building and composite materials often be simple strength to weight ratio was using them requires a completely new manufacturing process and the similarities with baking unc conny. check with tight restrictions on emissions and more people flying than ever before aircraft manufacturers are being forced to lose some wei

bio cut it is based on nano flock but customized for the russian markets it's improved sedimentation rate of biosolids reduces the energy required during bio purification by twenty percent but it still has to pass through many other stages before being returned to the environment waste water first flows through a metal grate through me of any debris is then filtered to remove sundered solidified the chemical agent is added to the water in the first storage tank is then treated with microorganisms creating sludge which also needs to. removed bio cut can be added directly to the active sludge reducing the number of treatment stages. of the well known professor and member of the academy of natural sciences professor gruber conducted the research it was he who invented nano magnetite. in two thousand and seven a professor said during design to technology for producing it on an industrial scale. and then in two thousand and nine two thousand and ten mr krueger who's the head of our company in austria came up with a way to work nano magnetite into polymer elements. magnetic nano particles

of the academy of natural sciences professor gruber conducted the research it was he who invented nanomagnetite. in two thousand and seven a professor sued during or designed a technology for producing it on an industrial scale. and then in two thousand and nine two thousand and ten mr krueger who's the head of our company in austria came up with a way to work nano magnetize into polymer elements. magnetic nano particles in vial cards are attracted to the surface of the phosphates in the water causing them to stick together and sink in a process known as flocculation the unique ratio of ingredients and now technology means that bio cut works two to three times faster than anything else on the market . of course we intend to set up a production facility in russia this will be much more efficient because currently we have to take the magnetite outside russia incorporated into poly was abroad and then bring it back here which is naturally quite costly. as the world's population grows so does demand for fresh water and flocculation plays an important part in meeting the man and the next ti

you want with the nano property and everything but a raw performance. the search is focused on any area called the cold chills to the hum of the whole overall and actress comedy but crushing season are hampering search efforts this is the holiday bowl but the two men were staying beneath this year. the call for one of their body is those are covered. yesterday afternoon a distance of the best of a hundred meters separates the till. but in terms of the face of danger the face of safety are worlds apart. members of goalie in the coast guard unit descended twenty five meters into a billboard known locally as the shaft hoping to see may have watched the body and there. well i've come to you that stuff is cool because if you don't want. in the face of wayne is forecast to reach storm forced ten. the search has been suspended until thursday morning. pasco sheehy fourteen use the sheets had been and still a west cork two sisters have told y'all about its institutional abuse inquiry that the nazareth home and daddy was off. hal will be like one of them teach th

stands for nano technology or he who speaks for the people. at hims which is this biggest conference, largest health care conference we launched this critical operating system to take big data into the cloud and make it actionable in time of need at point-of-care, anywhere anytime. so until we could do that, you wouldn't take advantage of the amazing amount of science that is evolving now. to cure yet incurable diseases. >> using such things as photonics. i saw an amazing demonstration using the power of light to interrupt some of the brain transmissions that cause the outward symptoms of parkinson's. a man who was really afflicted stood up and walked normally across a room. it's astonishing. >> well, and i think that's what is exciting. because for the first time, we're interrogating how the brain works, how sight works, how cancer cells work at what i call the atom levels. so at the first time we can touch and feel the cell in real time. so if we can do that, understanding the mechanisms, we really have a show tt at treati parkinson's diseas

no, chicho y nano!dejen de quejarse, cambien, cambien. chicho y nano hacen lo mismo, rimar sin sentir. a todo el mundo van a aburrir. vivan en paz, a mÍ no me miren, o mejor serÁ que se retiren. >>> portate bien, porque chicho y nano. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> Él no es grande, es chiquitico. lazarito es nuestro dj, Óyeme papi como como guey,♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> (aplausos) ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> los amo! >>> oye brother, paralo. shirley quenn te invitamos siempre. viniste al territorio a hacernos sentir mal. >>> quiero que me cambien el coro. que me renueven el coro pero ya. >>> pero que pasÓ shirley quenn. >>> te dimos la letra no lo supiste rimar. >>> saludos a mi papi, Él te la firma, yo no puedo. >>> vamos a la pausa hermano? >>> escuchen esa mÚsica, estÁ rica. como viene nuestra receta preferida con sabor brasileÑo, la receta de hoy se prepara con ritmo de zamba. >>> me pegÓ con el relojote. ya volvemos con mÁs. me diste bien duro. (risas) >>> ay, ay, estamos a solo dÍas de [ crunch! ] [ locutor ] el nuevo fritos chicken enchi

cuando bomberos llegó al lugar los 10 adultos y 8 ñaños ya habían evacuado, se investigan las causas.en correctamente >> la primera tormenta de la semana no provocó contratiempos en las carreteras pero hay que estar preparados para la segunda >> le tenemos recomendaciones >> la lluvia comenzó a caer el miércoles, pero durante esta noche y la mañana del viernes las precipitaciones serían más abundantes y con viento, hay que estar atentos >> con el agua y el aceite las carreteras son más resbalosas >> la lluvia contribuirá con la sequía pero de ninguna manera será suficiente. la lluvia del miércoles fue de menos de una pulgada, y se necesitarían unas 8 pulgadas para que se sienta la diferencia. la patrulla de caminos recomienda revisar las llantas >> es bueno que la gente sepa donde se junta el agua >> en esta segunda tormenta podría haber mayores problemas, como inundaciones súbitas >> parece que esta tormenta hasta podría durar más días >> la segunda tormenta estará entrando en las próximas horas a la region con más humedad. no se pierda los detalles en el sigueinte segmento >> en seg

and we are excited about nano tech and a lot of the n.i.t stuff. a lot of the research was done in the '60s and '70s and we are living off of it now, we have to do the same kind of investment to live off it in the future. students like challenges. they like things that have not been done before. you want to get kids involved, you have to push for something bolder and bigger. that is how we start to develop the talent pool. >> did you see the george clooney and sandra bullock movie about space? >> yes, i did. >> what did you think? >> it was incredible, it was really beautiful. i thought as a friend of mine said, that it was -- who not is have been classified as science fiction. it was a drama in space. the only problem was it was a lot of fictionalization of the science that did not have to happen. it was fascinating that something about space really sort of captured people so much now. what i would like to say is, is that something then that helps us to see that it has a relevancy to everyone else, to our world around us, i would have loved to hav

. >> this is the nano, right? nano technology at work. >> yes, that's exactly right. it's a new battery, a new electrical circuitry. it's really completely revolutionary. this is a device that can be attached directly to the heart. it has a life of as long as 19 years depending on the amount of pacing that's required by the device. and we think it really has -- >> you contrast it with the current? >> yeah. what i have in this hand the current state of the art. and in my other hand here, the new revolutionary device. the smaller device does absolutely everything this larger device does. you can see that the larger device has a connecting wire that threaded through part of the body and into the heart. and with this revolutionary device, does not even need a connecting wire. that is threaded through part of the body. and so it's -- it does not leave a scar. >> why would anyone use any other device after this? >> well, you're asking the wrong guy, jim. and the reason i say that is in an entirely positive way i'm very biased and we think that as this new device comes into

but it actually consists of compass folds less than a nano meat to pot. let's see what happens to this coffee the membrane can make it filters out the dark coffee reducing you will. the entry two to two compounds can be discarded as wasteful. i was a member in between russians and poles and governmental process called osmosis. it was close to the membrane to balance the soul to its new system. apply pressure on the sequel to a fresh look is produced only saw the man the salesman says his county's seven. these companies are now using membrane so far and ninety nine point eight percent of all foreign seas chemicals into ones. a bit of food to eat on all this japanese technology believes the one some emotion pumpkin extract fifty thousand tonnes of fish to death. from an intake of one hundred thousand tonnes of seed. it contains about three point five percent said off to the seven nation the freshwater has less than zero point zero five. because these japanese my membranes room and saw some fish. they require different institutions that hold the sixty s repl

. >> this is the nano, right? nano technology at work. >> yes, that's exactly right.t's a new battery, a new electrical circuitry. it's really completely revolutionary. this is a device that can be attached directly to the heart. it has a life of as long as 19 years depending on the amount of pacing that's required by the device. and we think it really has -- >> you contrast it with the current? >> yeah. what i have in this hand the current state of the art. and in my other hand here, the new revolutionary device. the smaller device does absolutely everything this larger device does. you can see that the larger device has a connecting wire that threaded through part of the body and into the heart. and with this revolutionary device, does not even need a connecting wire. and so it's -- it does not leave a scar. >> why would anyone use any other device after this? >> well, you're asking the wrong guy, jim. and the reason i say that is in an entirely positive way i'm very biased and we think that as this new device comes into the market as the experts in the field get mo

>> it is, nano, penelli from the clinic and i am just hopeful that you could share kind of as the information comes forward, what the numbers are for the local hiring for the non-construction jobs, but thank you for the data and as it comes forward, what is the process to share with the community labor coalition, those numbers too? >> and i mean that we want to make all of this information public and so we are open to your specific ideas, we have specifically share all of the openings with our really expensive provider network. but that we will fund and do not fund, so, you know any ideas for how we can share some of the other statistics of compliance will be helpful. >> thank you. >> and for the chair, could we ask if... and i guess that it is penelli from us hastings could dress the question? >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisor, and i am a professor of law at the college of the law and i direct the uc hastings clinic which has been advising the labor coalition over the last four years, just to respond to what actually is in the development agreement, there is a long list of we are talkin

the winter olympics back kicking off here into sochi russia on high of fourteen actually buys the nano doesn't feel like winter at all the seasonal or elevations the higher elevations in the singles temperatures below zero. his accent forecasts i am noon. and the eye. his lines the seller and she nailed the interests the us. in any change world's tv is looking for a program monitors to provide regular feedback on nhk world to the program. as a program under new boss and six comments by email and cream live streaming is acceptable as an alternative way to watch the progress on the beer is outside japan are eligible. for more details please visit the nhk world tb homepage. i mean. eye the room. i'm moving soon it's between two groups the country's economy is moving. mr rees to large

according to defence as much as the nano and some of the opposition politicians making speeches no adults are talking about the extension of course when you're in government. another day of protest against the act of the investment the way it was don. way less time now and we knew was with at best. i am trying to gain its campaign using fruits of maintaining a position to know the code of conduct from the frantic policies. this most interesting to see new gender equality lessons in schools. can i say to medical procedures to help same couples have to thin it stood on the music was still in our business because he doesn't want to talk to us on the other hand the interior minister was fake and he's going to do everything possible to silence us but clear in the right and we have the right to privacy and the man that whatever the reasons. the whole separate incidents in two frames ttp own government ministers insist the proceeds used to help gay couples have children do not think we need to plan stuff to the station critics claimed they could be added to make amendments to the newell hour. we

is it a spiritual practice has been last month she received a rebuke eagle sitting in the new nano which is located on so oprah isn't this a supposed media has been fruitful one. it's a case of a full position on resting the use it and the state courts. it has become a routine action last week since the crisis began. it is the spicy tuna will go to these. this is going on is getting traction in the old stones. most of those. these include a cast. the stage that is real. this rotation is a slightly different route to losing out to the team on cool people and the us military area is devoted to the casket with him. it's a thursday scope. most nights and ate it with the still growing still going down the street and is in she was there with friends and sometimes foreign and they were crying like crohn's disease scare. he believes that means getting off the streets and was detained in auckland. states with and within the country. a nationwide system. school stays intact. the whispers began which included one was there. the state uses to scrub the walls. on a business. this is getting very seri

. >>> y seÑores, dÉjenme decirles con nosotros en minutos chicho y nano!na responsabilidad muy grande. es algo que siento que le debo a mi mamÁ. me ayudÓ mucho, y por eso no, este... antes, cuando era mÁs chica, decÍa, por quÉ, por que soy la mÁs grande, y me decÍa mi mamÁ, no sÉ por que. dios sabe por quÉ, y ahora entiendo por quÉ. >>> te afectÓ de alguna manera el hecho de asumir esta responsabilidad. porque como bien dijiste es algo muy grande. >>> si. este... en vez de sÍ. en mi vida personal, para mÍ ellos son primero. y no creo, no afectÓ sÍ se me hace me entra como quÉ voy a hacer el mÁs chico tiene doce aÑos, la edad mÁs difÍcil. quÉ voy a hacer. en cierta, en cierta parte, tambiÉn. no he querido tener, o he pensado, mejor no tengo mis hijos, quiero adoptar, me gusta ayudar, siempre ayudÉ a mi mamÁ, mi familia con sus hijos. >>> sÍ, maduraste, un aspecto positivo en este caso, hay circunstancias por las cuales un hijo mayor toma el papel, no es asÍ luz helena, en que otras circunstancias de la vida obligan a un hijo mayor a tomar este rol? >>> much

they have so little time to get the teams off to get everything ready, everything is timed to the nano second at these things. even if you want to -- i asked to sing live when i did the star spangled banner. they would not let you back then. they let renee the other day. that's new. the orchestra, no. my friend rob did the orchestration. they have things going on all over the place. >> it's halftime. you have to mix and all kinds of things. there's so many other things in the world to be upset about. the fact they were singing live to a track, it doesn't matter. >> someone tweeted funny. everyone loved the bruno mars concert. it said i watched the most spectacular bruno mars concert, and a football game broke out. >> seattle fans are a little upset that seahawks are not getting the respect they deserve. you know what, i understand how they're feeling that way. i think that everybody whether a broncos fan or not, is saying they played an awesome awesome gape. >> let's talk about richard sherman. he keeps talking. he's the guy at the end of the last game said something. this is what he s

patrons to nano every attacking them to be terrorists and bring down the two doctors take most of them i can stay perfectly still while the months to see in this series i've been thinking that the chance to get in this hospital. i took on the jewish elite east coast beach you have the guts to bring me sleepy. repeat for weeks the knee injuries i received a special treat and he knew what if the injuries. brady during the final. usually i like the ranks it's a step by step treatment old and being traced the fence to step is to treat the ancient tomb shocked. the second step scene closely to avoid infection. the third step is to treat the wound passengers injured know why they call especially when the bus burst into flames a fire started at the tackle box or seen them rebuilt the bus to go push their way to from. but then the fire reached the front. to protect men had been manhandled burns the show say that people would stop street minding duties in the body and called the treaty into the hospital recently. some of them happy cctv yet greater profits all my japanese primates that ollie ca

but it actually consists of compass holds less than a nano meat to pot. let's see what happens to this coffee the membrane can make it filters out the dark coffee reducing the award the entry to field two compounds can be discounted is wasteful. he's a member in between russians and poles and governmental process called osmosis. it was close to the membrane to balance the soul to its new system apply pressure on the sequel to a fresh milk is produced only saw the man the salesman says his county's seven. japanese companies in the pc membrane so far in the ninety nine point eight percent of all foreign seas chemicals in two weeks. a bit of food to eat on all this japanese technology believes the one some emotion pumpkin extract fifty thousand tonnes of fish from an intake of one hundred thousand tonnes of seed. it contains about three point five cents. off to the summit nation the freshwater cost less than zero point zero five. because these japanese my membranes room and saw some fish. they require different institutions that hold the sixty s reply to the

as has the madoff had been mounted member states have to translate that into their nest nano and i think that our member states of me ep mandy's legislation. we stand to make a difference. but that optimism could be short lived if the predicted sides of the right in the upcoming european elections actually plays out. the threats that any peace i can t v is well aware of this can get updates on my nation and everything that comes to that a vehicle in a nation and that trafficking is not something the right to bring his team to pick up on. and at the dentist rice meets top bid by xstrata extra boats to control the seat instead of trying to deal with the protocol suite useful for tea in the world. and that approach towards the great migration know will have serious blowback as explained by the giddy from the nco platform for its national corporation on undocumented migrants also known as pickup below we see happening on the transit city that the security of credits migration this approach of criminalizing migrants means that many can you put in situations of extreme collection. the fear of

and shells you only fuel cells translink on the road towards ts nano the you experiencing the security situation as you can move along. the light of the year turned out to eat it anyway to get ready for that property a trail below. a report which the people from the very thing we did encounter one that the freeway. you basically want to get out. what if that actually believe that. now he's thinking. they were originally set out to try and secure it for the hearing for the capital. i'm now going to be trying to get a copy i will. should he be a democratic bill now that she bought us some of the people who study cited security of our guys he can't help but think of it he tried to channel sky tv. telstra will essentially be that these teens are interesting to see new insights to the quality of the line in school so will leave it benson and tells matt centred in western ukraine. thanks very much so that ripple. the news knowing is the city where the center left lead him into a frenzy has been sworn in as the new prime minister at the age of just thirty nine he's the youngest man ever to le

more tired because of the team competition but of course i don't regret anything i want to go to live nano now and feel just an amazing is what i believe in was perfect this is truly her best performance i've seen incredible it's not always all up. you know really great showing there was no well three days to go the news was so just still dozens of medals up for grabs the first take a look at the a general standings as they are right now russia still in the top five the leaderboard largely unchanged though with norway heading of the gold coast followed closely then by kello the u.s. and germany and one of those medals for team usa came from u.s. lucia air in her i'm delighted to say she joins me now ed thanks for coming to the studio i live in a busy time all the rest of the media around the u.s. it before you came to see me congratulations on the bronze medal thank you larry wearing one of those just pretty great that expected kevin of these games so i'm really excited philip take it home is as heavy as it looks it is pretty heavy x. a lot of time going to be expected we don't see a great

nano is historically dominated the winter games are on a continuing that trend this year. well no i have won more medals in winter and in the history that any of the country and they took the lead of the course the weekend they were out on top of the medals table in a sweet old right now they are still very much that will then reply was i thinking much of that place of mine just behind of the netherlands and canada let me tell you one interesting story of norwegian only on the field all in. he won the by affluent and k sprint events are on site today. to make in the joint record holder for the modest amounts of windsor olympic medals bought in history. ironically of all perhaps not so surprisingly alongside another two norwegian club this evening he had the johns in the swell the hoff carry this huge events to not become the single most decorated olympian return again in history but unforced me or he needed was a top three finish in the swell hoff papacy to the conference would of done it for him him to be his thirteenth win certain that metal seven of them on of course do

high as 11%.as according to the nikkei newspaper they are going to mass produce nano chips that are goinggo into cars this year, so that could help their top line. the company was raised to outperform, this stock seeing some of the highest levels is july 2. tonominee -- kunami up close seven percent. and i just put up one of the top nttarmers, in tt data -- dat data. nothing much movement. >> china's reported growth figures more in line with reality according to what we are hearing. they report it has narrowed for the first time in years. in hong kong.h me >> we have all heard about this. local officials say they are doing better and beijing saying you are not. >> there is lots of over inflation of the numbers. that's not just anecdotal evidence. we see it in the figures. chinese officials are promoted within the communist party for the amount of growth they traditionally provide to the national economy. the 31add up all provinces and regions, their numbers are much more inflated national bureau of statistics numbers. for the first time we got a slower pace of growth from the of thed repo

the bio nano group i am part of his looking at a subset of those tools that can be applied to geneticaring and cell biology. many people look at genetic engineering in a negative way. i do not. the more we can grow the things we need as human beings, the more we will be able to keep the world sustainable. i am particularly adjusted in how we can design living things fast and cheap. i have been fascinated by viruses. i have been learning how to use software tools and print technologies to make viruses in a way that allows us to do positive things with them. i want to see viruses be used to hunt down and kill cancer cells. that is where i get excited every day. what i love about looking at life from the bottom up is it is a lot like the lego bricks and dinosaur. by themselves, they may not seem like much. but you can make complex structures where you have these bricks and can assemble them in different ways. by understanding the fundamentals of living systems and cells, we have this incredible opportunity to make and design beautiful things around us. bloomberg businessweek is hosting t

[laughter] >> he said he saved goodbye to me in a nano second.am bac again. >> they have no idea. >> but with mike huckabee serving it upon a platter, he never should've said that. neil: i understand why now. he isnot here now as he obviously doesn't. >> i love sean hannity and i met bill o'reilly and i said you're bill o'reilly and he said yes, i used to laugh at your show and i said i still after yours. [laughter] and he did not laugh. but he's toying with dennis miller. it's like huckabee and rush limbaugh. neil: i am working on a book right now. and coming out very soon. but is there any candidate they like in the upcoming presidential race? or the like remapped to i like chris christie. he's wonderful. and i like sarah palin is wild. and i like those guys are all great for comedy. whoever is great for comedy, i'm for it. neil: is hillary clinton operate for comedy? any others who might run? >> that kind of gone to that well too many times. when bill said i didn't have sects with that woman, no one knew what he was talking about. and -- neil:

it is a battery electrode and we have taken nano scale conductor particles and allows us to extract the electricity. >> another problem is how long charging is attacks. >> once his he charged and easily transferred. he envisions a future where we no longer pump gas but pump our cars withrged cam bridge crude. >> peter remains skeptical. >> we are not ready for electrical cars yet. >> not ready yet. but cam bridge crude will take us three times as far at half of the price. >> i like that math, dougs. >> he is a smart guy up there. >> thank you. >>> reaction after a major drug store chain first to ban cigarettes in the store. we'll talk to a former surgeon general about. that >> and president obama will stay away with campaigning with red state democrats if that helps them win. >> remembering ronald reagan on what would have been his 103rd birthday honoring the late president. >> nine most terrifying words in the english language is i am from the government and i am here to help. >>> let's get a quick check of your head lines, the only rod to one alaska city is reopening after a dozen ava

so i feel like i found an acre by funding the human genome and nano technology research. one of the things newt gingrich and i agreed on. but i think to bring this home, you should say just a couple of minutes here about the actual healthcare revolution you're trying to affect in south central l.a. last time patrick and i were together was in los angeles, and he said, i am convinced that we can give poor people in south central l.a. the same quality of health care you get in beverly hills, and i -- and so it's a laudable goal but how do you do it. would you give us a couple of minutes on that? >> the first thing is -- first of all, came from south africa, born in south africa, lived in the area of apartheid. i was the first white chinese person to work in a white hospital. i had to take 50% salary for the honor of working in that hospital. so i've come from -- i'd been brought up in this area of oppression. i was astounded to find and hear that a woman went to martin luther king hospital in south central l.a., entered the emergency room and called 9-1-1 from the floor of

so you can use your ipad or nano to power those systems.t going without listen to your favorite song. gerri: you like universal design. what does that mean? >> people aging in place and people getting older when they're remodeling their bathroom they're finding they can make it safe, functional without having it looking institutional. particularly on things grab bars. a they are fantastic looking. functional but do well to keep you from slipping and falling. and also making shower stalls to where you're able to wheel in and out in the time that maybe your mobility is a little bit limited. you see a lot of that to where -- gerri: and that's really going to attract people. that's for darn sure. i like easy to clean. that's my favorite. thank you for coming on tonight. good to see you. >> my pleasure. good to talk to you. >> we'll be right back. congressman said americans work too much. do you agree? >> >>> on abc this week democratic congressman keith ellis of minnesota said the loss of jobs due to obamacare is a good thing. why? because amer

midler tweeting good for john boehner for allowing to us catch our breath and to think for one nano secondings could work in congress. midler, of course, referring to the battle in congress over the debt ceiling now it's your turn to hash it out with us. use #greta on all your tweets and posts. and bill o'reilly is next but next but first, get ready to speed read your way through the news. right now two new bills are on their way to president obama's desk. today the senate passing the debt ceiling increase. the measure passing by a near party line vote of 55 to 43. the bill allows the treasury to borrow freely march 15, 2015. by a vote of 95 to 3 the senate also passing a bill it restore military retiree benefits. the cost of living adjustment benefits were cut last year. and a terrifying and deadly scene in new york city. a stolen truck slams into a city bus sending them both crashing through scaffolding and into a building. the bus driver was killed and several other people were hurt. police arrested the driver of the stolen truck. the boston marathon bombing suspect joe tsarnaev just go

federal cases and whether this could end up ultimately at the supreme court or literally alive for a nanoecond until they shoot it down saying you don't have a standing. >> there are a lot of procedural problems with a lawsuit like this. and standing is one of them. in order to file a lawsuit, any kind of lawsuit, you have to prove that you were injured. and the argument that the government will make in defending this is that rand paul, and any of the other plaintiffs in this case, can't prove that they were hurt by this government program, that their phone calls were monitored. they will argue that it's implicit, that everybody's phone calls were monitored. but that's a big problem. also, a class action this big presents a lot of problems under the class action rules. but the underlying issue about whether this program is constitutional or not is certainly a real one. >> i want to have this bigger conversation once we figure out if this thing can even ever get some legs, the standing, as you call it. and then i want to talk about just the notion that we have had federal judges rule on th