nec will launch rechargeable batteries for home use in july. a demand for growing emergency power supply is growing after the march disaster temporarily forced tepco to ration electricity across the tokyo area. nec says its batteries will provide six kilowatt of power per charge. for a typical household, that's half a day. it says it aims to boost its production capacity by early next year. power shortages are prompting other electronic firms to make similar moves. panasonic is set to unveil a new product on tuesday while toshiba may launch its batteries before early next year, which was the plan under a previous announcement. and now let's get at recap of the latest market figures. >> that's all for now in business news. >>> and welcome back to your weather update. we're looking at the weather in east asia. we're talk act the seasonal front that produces moisture right below it. heavy rain to japan yesterday, and it's still continuing to be pretty active again today, and really across the country, still very unstable conditions. so while the w

to pay thirty bucks to get the id that is unless you know to say that you need it just for a voting nec case it's free but don't expect the d.m.v. to let you in on this little secret. would you ask him and he says this voting were for later books. if you know one of them. it should be because it would be doing any of it unless you're. going to make significant other people's difference for we do it for free but if. we don't know that they're going to use it and why don't you have that is a question i would like to ask your supervisor why don't you ask people. is this a defibrillating or is it for something these put it on here and it says so is the state statute. pretty clearly and so the question so is this the way democracy should work in america jump through hoops first in the d.m.v. or are we seeing voter disenfranchisement in this enfranchise at its finest scott walker's wisconsin offer his take on the issue is horace cooper member of the conservative project twenty one black leadership network legal commentator and an adjunct fellow with the national center for public policy resea

get transparency out of out of the cia and out of obama and to to get some justice on behalf of the nec terms of these drone strikes it's a p.r. exercise when your legal team at reprieve particularly clive stafford smith spring it's unlikely we'll get a warrant so the whole thing's. going away and i mean you know well well the thing has it is awareness it is awareness but we think we have a very good client i mean you know rizzo has been on record in saying it in and knowledge that he was the one who was signing off on these death warrants you know he has admitted that he was the one who was you know allowing for these drones to operate in fatah for allowing these drones to kill individuals there which we know has resulted in a number of innocents who have died and so you know it's beholden on the pakistani courts you know to not to not allow this to continue and to stand up for its citizens and say ok enough is enough i guess the kind of argument is that killing civilians and military operations isn't considered illegal under international law it proved to be deliberate disproportionat

i'm not a marxist, and i really fear, nec, capitalist or socialist, macklin said any control over thisk of men. and he sent this letter off and his obligation was returned to him and it said, you have not filled out the other side of this confirmation. so i think that he, i actually, if you knew john reed, i don't know. in this point in time. but certainly new people, of the socialist, other people who were kind of part of that, part of that circle. i mean, john reed's story is tragic in its own way. and because of, it's almost sort of following a different path. >> to what extent did the slaughter that had been going on in europe for the past three years, especially for evan levin over in scotland, what influence was that to what he and norman thought as opposed to what ralph and arthur -- >> sure, it was huge. world war i was unbelievable. i mean, 1.8 million germans, 1.7 million russians, 1.4 million frenchmen. i mean, the death was just astonishing. even in the u.s. u.s. launched about 50,000, but really the fighting only lasted six months. they were losing like a 1020 meant a day.

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high fever, telltale stiffness in the face followed by excruciating contractions of the jaw and the nec, the spine arched and this was often fatal. after william brouwer, the lockjaw struck 16 durell lillian, than mine-year-old emma cochrane, and 11-year-old thomas hazleton cut in 11-year-old anna warrington and then 6-years-old, a 13-year-old, a seven year old betsy roosevelt, and a list continued to grow. soon, six of the school children were dead. within weeks, three more would die of tetanus. has the appearance served for an explanation, many pointed reflexively to the vaccine and its manufacturers across the river. the parents charged the vaccine was corrupted which was after the plausible claim since the vaccine was produced in a stable environment crawling with dust and bacteria including tetanus on occasion, but the board itself defended the vaccine makers and its own policy of the compulsory vaccination. and official reports said the children were dirty, they have left their vaccine get filthy and their parents were ignorant having kept those wounds clean. to silvestre to the p

i'm a reasonable guy but this behind the door nec negotiatios that you talked about has frustrated people like me. i want it take it to the streets and have a chance to get the american people involved. let's have a temporary debt ceiling increase and be able as republicans to come back with another form of cut, cap and balance and take this fight to the american people. >> greta: what is temporary to you? >> i'm -- >> greta: a week or two weeks, a month. >> a few months to the end of september main. i don't know the time period. >> greta: and come back with another cut cap and balance. you are negotiating fenc againt yourselves because the last one was shut down. >> means that we have yet another plan that gets america out of debt and no democrat is going to get away forever with saying no. here is what we haven't done. we haven't taken the case to the american people. we have had behind the scenes negotiations that ended and evans is looking around -- and everybody is looking around with the august 2 deadline. let's get some time to construct the balance the budget amendment, a cut and

you sound like somebody in the science area and see possibility of a time nec market failures blocking the path of that scientific insight to produce innovations that start growth. talk to me a little bit about that. where are the markets and how they happen? >> alright, so in principle, creative energies to just be able -- potential energy should be roll downhill. essential energy getting really -- as it rolls down heal it and capture some bumps in the helena can get stuck at the bottom. how do you get over this? there are times when it is perfectly feasible for the markets to say hey that don't does not very big. it is not very expensive to lift the ball up and get it over that bump and let it keep rolling downhill. i am going to invest or if i'm the person involved i'm going to seek investors and keep growing. there are many many situations though where that just doesn't work. it doesn't work because oh you know it is difficult to get anyone ball and what you have to do is old those that ball. than that is a public public -- anybody can roll down that so it may take many of the situ

you sound like somebody in the science area and see possibility of a time nec market failures blocking the path of that scientific insight to produce innovations that start growth. talk to me a little bit about that. where are the markets and how they happen? >> alright, so in principle, creative energies to just be able -- potential energy should be roll downhill. essential energy getting really -- as it rolls down heal it and capture some bumps in the helena can get stuck at the bottom. how do you get over this? there are times when it is perfectly feasible for the markets to say hey that don't does not very big. it is not very expensive to lift the ball up and get it over that bump and let it keep rolling downhill. i am going to invest or if i'm the person involved i'm going to seek investors and keep growing. there are many many situations though where that just doesn't work. it doesn't work because oh you know it is difficult to get anyone ball and what you have to do is old those that ball. than that is a public public -- anybody can roll down that so it may take many of the situ

hurt the housing market that is already suffering enormously in terms of being part of the national necnomic recovery especially as you receive the higher down payments of 20% or more can you comment on that? >> i'd be happy to, senator. i think we are in the process of the fdic with the other federal bank regulatory agencies of reviewing the common letters, the numerous letters on both the retention proposal and its qualified provisions. the issues that you have raised of whether or not we are appropriately the proposal appropriately excludes a large number of american families and households from home ownership is an issue that we are looking at carefully and might float the consequences to those families and individuals as well as our economy. >> as you know, the agency going forward with a notice of proposed rulemaking on this issue when the fdic board approved the noticed making i commented that time that we have to strike a balance between trying to address the problems made in the crisis in terms of securitizations and proper underwriting of mortgages with access to mortgage cred