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spain is now approaching nearly 18%. how do those facts fit in with the news of today? ll, it shows you that you're not talking about a single entity in the european zone of economies. spain, for example, was precisely one of those economies that binged on subprime, that espoused new paradigm thinking, that built condos as far as the eye can see, that opened its borders to come in and mix having to pay people to go away and it's dealing with a significant hangover. ditto, ireland. ditto some of the economies that were exposed to central and eastern europe, mainly romania, austria. so it shows you that the european nations, even the one that's share a common currency, don't share their common economic health. >> do you think that germany and france, the numbers today are an anomaly or part of a trend? >> i hope it's part of a trend that we finally abated the deep loss that's we saw past. >> but i also want to bring in asia. should we be focused on these numbers coming out of europe or looking more at numbers coming out of asia? >> yeah, the hope rests on asia. you're not

. >> at a medical conference in spain today researchs introduced a new drug that might replace the best known drug thinner coumadin. the new drug reportedly has fewer side effect force heart patients who need a blood thinner. at virginia's arlington national cemetery first members of the public paid their respects today at the grave of senator ted kennedy. darkness had fallen by the time he was buried last night within sight of the grave of his brothers john and robert. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." and tomorrow morning on the early show kathleen kennedy townsend will be a guest. thanks for joining us this sunday evening. for russ mitchell i'm jeff glor, cbs news, new york. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

rico, they unloaded the stones, and filled their ships with the treasures of the new world and then sailed back to spainnotice anything unusual about this building. our tour guide says it's one of the narrowest buildings in the world if you like water sports, you'll love puerto rico. of all u.s. capital cities san juan is the oldest when it comes to history, it's also one of the richest. for teen/kids news, i'm nicole. >> fearless warriors, no i'm not talking out zena or hercules, i'm actually talking about an ancient form of exercise. i'll show you what it's all about coming up next. >>> teens are tackling an ancient form of exercise. it's even helping athletes be in the best shape for the game. tyler reports from the yoga mat. >> reporter: if you think this is all there is to yoga try striking a pose. a lot of athletes go into yoga and think, i'm going to be good at everything this is going to be a piece of cake, and then they fall and they're embarrassed. and they're in shock. yoga is a series of poses based on movements and postures found in nature. >> and we're going to take your right foot into tr

. >> this new lead started in barcelona, spain, three days after madeleine vanished. investigators that worked for the mccann family say a victoria beckham look-alike said something to a british man outside a bar, very late at night, which suggested that she knew something about madeleine's face. so why did it take so long for him to come forward? he's claiming personal reasons. all right? here's the sketch of the mystery woman that's being handed out to police. we don't have a name. all we know is the 30-something-year-old may be from australia, and is possibly fluent in spanish. at one point, portuguese authorities had named the girl's parents a suspect as well as a man living in portugal. they have all been cleared. the official missing persons case for madeleine mccann closed a year ago. this current investigation where all these leads are coming from, this is actually privately funded. so it does seem strange, but, you know, this is an investigation, the parents want answers. >> looking for any break. richelle, thanks for that. >>> updating you on little haleig

. >> reporter: they'd fly in a new president, and kidnap or kill obiang. britain and spain knew in advance but did nothing to stop them. >> but you're going there with the best military force in africa, with the backing of serious western governments, yeah, this is a good gamble. >> reporter: the mercenaries and their backers could become as rich as obiang and his clan - if their coup succeeded. >> you gamble with your life and you would make a fortune. sometimes it's better to live like a lion for one day than a sheep for 100 days, as the old saying says. >> check your local listings for "wide angle." you can also find it online at pbs.org/wideangle. and that's "worldfocus" for this wednesday. i'm martin savidge in new york. as always, we thank you for joining us. and we'll look for you back here again tomorrow and anytime on the web. until then, have a good night. >>> "worldfocus" is made possible in part by the following funders -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com major support has also been provided by the peter g. peterson foundation dedicated to promoting fiscal

spain. >> breaking news. the country right now that brings the most value dollar for dollar. i'm very fascinated by the quality of the wines under $20. big fruit, very massive. >> not my favorite. i'm sorry. >> what's the grape here? >> taniga national. >> i think i have too much of the other one on my tongue. >> do you want to go back to it? >> no. >> what do you think? >> it's a hard follow. i get what you're saying. >> this is for big meats and burgers. >> i can see that. >> finally, primi tivo. from italy. linked to zinfandel in the summer. we're hot dogging it, barbecuing, this is the wine. >> i like it. >> you can bathe in it. >> rolling in here. question? >> what do you think for the summer mad dog? >> i'm high on the blackberry, but the apple i try to stay away from. >> why is this night different from all others? >> gary, thank you. go to the web for more on these wines,arlyshow.cbsnews.com. >> to the weekend. >> to the weekend. have a great day. >> watch for the saturday edition of "the early show"

news, reagan national airport. >>> there was bubbly when a couple renewed their vows in spain. the ceremony was performed in an aquarium tank with sharks and turtles as witnesses. whose idea was this? the couple's 9-year-old son, who also played flower boy. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> in sports, clete thomas digs in. >>> here's a look at the weather in cities around the country. new york sunny, 79 degrees. chicago, thunder, 87. l.a. sunny at 80 degrees. time now for a check on the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds scattered over the northwest and southwest. it's a cloudy morning across much of the southern plains and deep south. later today, scattered thunderstorms will be rumbling across the southern plains. the heat continues in the northwest with temperatures once again climbing into the mid-90s. some strong storms are likely over the southeast. and it will be hot and sticky for much of the southwest and the deep south. >>> in sports, texas gave oakland nothing for eight innings, but everything changed in the ninth with jo

. >> well, you know, jamie, spain has tried this already, and for every job, new job created that would help the environment, they lost two-and-a-half jobs. because, of the new programs, and it is going to cost american jobs, american -- american people jobs, and it is going to drive jobs overseas, and it is going to cost the american consumer about $3,000 a year in additional expenses, because when they turn on their light will cost more because the producer of the electricity will have to pay more, more taxes and will cost more for gasoline on anything -- and anything that is an energy source that pollutes in any possible way and will cost jobs here in america. >> jamie: congressman what are you telling your constituents? what are you telling your constituent and what do you think the senate will do? >> well, i don't think the senate ultimately will pass it because constituents across the country are becoming very interested in the and the health care issue, and they are saying, hey, this is an economic time of difficulty, and we don't need more taxes, we don't need more spending. we

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. >> new study finds binge drinking effects tension, and young men and college students. researchers in spainine it as men that drink at least five drinks in a sitting. and women that have 4 or more. they found among about 100 students those that binge have more problems completing tasks that require memory. >> and according to a british survey, the higher your iq the longer you will live. after studying 11 people for 35 years foun people with low iqs were twice as likely to die by middle age. people with high iq may be better as preserving health than people with lower iq who get less information about staying healthy. . >> with the receiver ranks already depleteed by jerry, the ravens lost another one. at least temporarily. derrick mason suffered a dislocated finger. he left the field with trainers. but appeared better later today. no word on his availability thursday night against the redskins. after almost three weeks of hard work, the ravens are very much looking forward to thursday. it is meaningless to be sure. but the lights will be on, and the stadium full. and better yet, someone ot

dramatic new video of fires raging out of control in spain.look, this is amateur video shot. you can see the strong wind fanning the flames and forcing firefighters to retreat. the official on the canary eeled says that it started almost simultaneously, which is a sign they could have been started by people. more than 4,000 people forced to evacuate theyear and 50 homes destroyed so far and some 5,000 acres burned. well, he made the ultimate sacrifice jumping on a grenade to save fellow marines. a warship has been named in his memory. a world record attempt, probably safe to say you've probably never tried. just two stops and we go across america. texas, smoke rising from a crowded flea market seen for miles. hundreds of shoppers evacuated after a fire breaks out in austin, the flames spreading quickly, more than 200 booths destroyed. the fire closing parts of a nearby highway as emergency crews responded to the scene and one firefighter treated for smoke inhalation, the cause is under investigation. nevada, this really stinks. a sewage line b

in arica, this i relatively new to us comparedto, for example, britain, which had a 30-year struggle with t i.r.a. of course. or spain, had that long struggle. fran with thealgerians. >> but it was -- you know, it was over hundred aricans, 150 i think. >> but the release says something about. europe just looksat terrism androsecution i think in i very diffent context. yove spernt more ti in europe i wonder if you agree. >> i thnk it's not just rrorism and in other cminal cases like rder. evil. metimes a much shorr sentence than in the u. >> but en they must beaken aback by the response. well,yeah. >> by e response and the celebration. >> and i think ts also shows is scotland, which about ten ars ago, got the right to make independent decions on some things, li this -- >> o course they rlly play up now. >> rig. >> the big moment on the world stage. >> right, right and getng a lot of criticm. and especially the way the news kindf leaked they're getting cricism for the ndling of it in general. >>e've got to end it there. dagmar aalund, charles. >> thank you. ñ to managthe severe patients and therefore reduce prentable d

new car sales in germany. in france, up 11% compared to last year. spain, up 45%, even in the uk. it seems to be that everyone has taken the opportunity basically of getting rid of any old banger -- >> here is the question, richard. a lot of people have been asking me, that's fantastic, we have the best year -- ford had the best month because of cash for clunkers. what does this mean six months from now or a year from now? how is this type of program sustainable? >> well, it's not. obviously it's not. but then we're in pretty desperate straits when they're introduced. you don't think governments came along and decided to give away free cash for new cars because they loved us, do we? i heard this argument, as you have ali, many times, that it is just deferring, you know, bringing forward sales from later in the year. guess what, so what? at least it means that disaster and ruin haven't happened now. and worry about next year later. >> let's talk about disaster and ruin. we in the united states need the rest of the world to start doing a little bit better to help us out of this rece

news now. >>> the swiss government will sell the stake of ubs and discontinue the risk management. the situation at ubs has become more stable as markets recover. the federal government has chosen spain's bbva as the winner and is a trouble of guaranteed financial group in texas. that's cnbc.com's news now. "fast money with melissa lee" starts right now. >>> dow jumping 150 points off of the morning low. the fast money traders have your best ways to play live from the nasdaq market site. i'm melissa lee. these are the fast money fliers. the bear market will tell you how to protect your money from the fallout. the top internet analyst will tell you if it's a birthday buy. they're so tough they would make ray look flush. >> still a little fuel in the tank, folks. >> get to the word on the street, of course. behind the reversal today, oil trading higher. joe, what was your screen like today >> what was my screen like today? today she loved me. she loved me. on the open. you came in with a bearish position. you were highly frustrated. the s&p futures looked like they were going to go down and challenge the 9 79 1/2 level. slowly rallied off of the lows all day. jim cramer came on. kudos to

ever in europe, after the record of $181 million in spain last year with less than $40 to go until the next draw, there is still plenty of time. bbc news. >> this is "world news today" from bbc world news. i'm george alagiah. the main headlines -- the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is sworn in for a second term amid protests outside parliament. two jailed american journalists have left north korea with bill clinton after he obtained a pardon from the country's leader, kim jong-il. more on bill clinton's trip to north korea appeared i am joined by gloria rivera, london correspondent for abc news. we are going to see the airplane landing any moment now, within the hour, anyway. yes, personal joy for the families, but what do you think it says in a broader sense? is there a political significance, diplomatic significance? >> i think it is all three. and certainly significance for the clintons. but secretary of state hillary clinton and bill clinton. it was just over a year ago hillary clinton was going through a bill that -- bitter battle for the nomination and the months that followed were particularly difficult for her, and bill

new subaru legacy. >>> it is that time of year again the big tomato fight in spain.is estimated 275,000-pounds of tomatoes is involved. that's 137-tons. dates back to a food fight in 1945. they have kept the tradition going ever since. >> every time i think of food fighters. remember the hot dog and ice cream cone. >> i think of pizza and ketchup. >> i want to go and participate. >> i'm bringing tomato to the studio tomorrow. >>> the traffic, 0 outbound benning road is closed 3 9 and anactia avenue in northeast dc . police continue an investigation involving a shooting. 395 northbound from the beltway to seminary. or glebe i would say an earlier accident and on the inner loop. >>> a couple of clouds afternoon. outside chance of a storm 88. tomorrow shower and storms, 80. could be soggy for the redskins game if we condition end the game early. next week it gets nice with highs in the 70s. >> as for wall street, we are hoping for eight days of gains but we will have to see how things turn out today. >>> the "early show" is next. maggie rodriguez is live next from the k

. >> you finally, taking the plunge one more time in the south of spain, christina and guido took tir love to newtook part in the wedding. packages start at $1500. >> do you think they were worried at any point as he was placing the ring on her finger, it would just float away. >> you know what they say, nothing says love like a shark tank. >> that's what my husband said to me. >> how about a red dress instead of a white one. >>> in honor of woodstock, it's the psychedelic show. >> psychedelic. >>> welcome back to "the early show." ahead, the fight against cellulite. did our weapons of mass destruction hit its target? we're testing a new treatment promising to smooth out the lumps and bumps of cellulite. does it work? we'll find out in seconds. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm erica hill. >>> also ahead, healthy, delicious and also good for the earth. our "chef on a shoestring" here this morning from texas, chris's old stomping ground, his menu of sustainable steak and seafood. what does that mean and more importantly, how does it taste? >> how about a double shout out, khou, houston, texas, that's where

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administration is allocating to upgrading existing raillines and built new ones that will one day rival europe's, so think what is happening, spainnd other european countries are hoping to get u.s. taxpayer funding for high-speed rail and related infrastructure, at the very same time washington is busy dismantling lead are sectors of u.s. industry and ruining the lives of workers and communities, who could easily do it themselves. it's pretty hard to conjure up a more damning indictment of the economic system that's been constructed by state corporate managers. surely the auto industry could be reconstructed to produce what the country needs using its highly skilled work force. [applause] >> but that's not even on the agenda. it's not even being discussed. rather, we go to spain and we will give them taxpayer money for them to do what we steroid the capacity to do it here. it's been done before. during world war ii, kind of a semi-command economy, government-organized economy, the whole -- that's what happened. the industry was reconstructed for the purposes of war, dramatically. not only ended the depression but initiated the mo

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new interview. and also we have more on the passing of senator edward kennedy. >> you can see that here on wjz. >>> people in spainarticipated the town red today. during the annual festival. participants got the chance to pelt each other with thousands of pounds of tomatoes. trucks carried them through the local streets. about 275,000 pounds of white tomatoes were used during the massive food fights. no tickets required, obviously. >> hot and humid on this wednesday evening. meteorologist tim williams has your updated first warning weather forecast after this commercial break. >>> taking a look outside right now. clouds are starting to move in just a bit. the feel of the air is not real terrible. >> not horrible, compared to what we had about a week or so ago. where the humidity levels are high for a period of time. today, they kind of went up for a little bit. but because we haven't had days upon days of that building heat and humidity. today feels comfortable. we'll take a look at your current condition. while the dew point is very high, as vic mentioned, we haven't had a prolonged period of this. it is tolerabl

new clues. a woman was seen in barcelona, spain within three days of the little girl's disappearance. the pentagon is keeping his eye on two subs in international waters off of the east coast. but the spokesman adds it doesn't cause any alarm within this building. they say it's business as usual. >>> the fbi found $90,000 in his freezer, now a lawyer for congressman william jeffords said a louisiana democrat will appeal a conviction against him. he's found guilty of taking $400,000 in bribes and getting millions from shady business deals in africa. the former congressman could face more than 20 years in prison. >>> it took a former president to bring journalist laura ling and euna lee back home from north korea. that has some in the world asking is bill clinton overshadowing his wife, the secretary of state >> carol costello tracking the reaction. if you're watching that unfold, it's a matter of time before they start, you know, criticizing and questioning what's going on with the clintons. >> i know, it didn't take long, did it? the story with an incredibly happy ending has become an

spain this month were asked to wear face masks. scientists will continue to monitor the virus for any type of mutation. in new york, lauren sivan, fox news. >>> health care reform is a topic that sparks questions. congress will work on a plan over the summer break. donna edwards was in oxon hill yesterday to explain it. she says ending the practice of denying coverage for a preexisting coverage and a hole in prescriptions will help you. and she pointed out if you're worried about a government run health care plan, she reminds you that the government already runed military health care and medicare. >>> it is a beautiful morning outside. >> and it is about to get warm. so what will it feel like this afternoon. tucker barnes is in with a look at the forecast. >> winds out of the north at about 10 miles per hour. a lot of blue sky across the area. this will be a picture perfect summer day for washington. we'll have a lot of heat this weekend and that's the fore shadow of our weekend. but right now look at that. 78 at reagan national. dulles and wbi77 degrees. winds out of the north and the air in check and dew po

of people come down one was the king of spain that went to cartagena to pay tribute to gabriel garcia marquez and another was bill clinton who flew down from new york to pay homage there were 5x presidents of colombia, a lot of famous writers including his girlfriend and many others. and in that it gabriel garcia marquez gave a speech remembering when he wrote to "100 years of solitude" and what a story it was and what is stroke the book took him out of 30 years of policy and turned him into a kind of international superstar and at the same time a very famous man. i had already begun to rearrange the book and after that i had to cut the book i did go to my publisher and say it is 2,500 pages long every single page is a jewel and you will love it about publishing the long version? [laughter] his response was indescribable as you can imagine and he said cut that book at 450 pages like you promised me 18 years ago. so i cut anybody here who was written anything a long paper or a small pieces knows cutting is incredibly painful there is nothing worse you are your books who high felt that i was tearing grace drips off myself i cut it 1800 pages fin

especially with the presence of the new kingdom, the call him the king of spain. what is the story in jerusalem? >> what i said the story from cairo, that is because i'm coming from there and washington because that's where i am. the story from his trial -- of the story from israel, you would need a few israelis to explain it. i guess the israeli view is trying to get everything and before you start anything. the story in israel is that we are into a conflict that will continue for a long period of time if we can keep the status quo were everybody is kong, then israel will be fine. you'll find a variety of people who read the israeli press and commentators here in the united states that say israel will never find a better than at this time. things are, and the economy is not doing badly. there is no suicide bombing. that is a good time. the catch on that story is that there was never the kind of calm. so, we have got to keep in gauging the other parties. that is my guess. for the israeli strategy, it is how to handle the a bomb -- the barack obama moment. if the b

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new king in the middle east? they call him the king of spain, benjamin netanyahu. what is the story in jerusalem?>> when i said the story from cairo, that is because i am coming from, that is where i am. the story from israel is complex and probably to be a few israelis to explain it. i guess the israeli view is, is trying to get everything before the talk, everything. the story in israel is we are in a conflict that will continue for a long period of time, and if we can keep everybody calm, then israel will be fine. we find a variety of people in the israeli press or commentators in the united states, we say that israel never finds it better than at this time. things are calm, the economy is not doing badly, there is nobody shooting at israel, no suicide bombing and as such, israel, a good time. the catch on that story is never that kind of calm continuing forever. so they have got to keep engaging other parts. that is my guess of the story, for the israeli strategy, is how to pass the obama moment. as such, if the obama moment was used, i guess israel will be faced by hard choices. as such, the

spain buy 1,000? >> that's very interesting, carl, because this new regulation, which applies to domestic private equitystors, so this flies in the face of what we just saw the fdic award a bid recently that will, by their own admission, result in a substantial loss to the fdic fund, which is already substantially weakened. and it went to a nondomestic foreign bank buyer. we are seeing more people step up and lobbing bids into this situation. the bank united deal and indymac deal. we're seeing more players, mostly as a result of, attracted to the sector. i'm not so sure that will continue now that the rules have been ratcheted up. >> really? are nondomestic buyers affected by these rules? >> i mean out of the private equity. >> oh. >> are you dealing with any shortage of bidders from overseas? >> i think we'll see more bidders from overseas as a result of -- as a result of the problems we face and where we seem to be going, particularly centered around commercial real estate. they've been obviously very aggressive in the last couple of transactions and i think we'll see more of it. >> yesterday we talke

news conference. we will bring that to you live for the latest information they have about this terrible accident. >> thanks so much. appreciate that. >>> a string of bombings rocked a popular tourist destination in spain today. two bombs exploded at two restaurants at the island of myorka. no one was hurt. a third bomb was diffused near by. it comes hours after eta claimed responsibility for several other bombings that killed three people earlier this summer. >>> despite widespread rumors about his health, north korean leader kim yong il still is in firm control. that's the conclusion of u.s. national security adviser james jones following former bill clinton's talks with kim last week. >> we can also report that the president did -- the former president did spend time with the korean leader. he appeared to be in control of his government and his -- he sounded very -- very reasoned in terms of his conversations. his health is a big issue, but obviously, we didn't have any time to make an assessment there. he seems in control of his faculties, and the former president was able to engage him on a number of subjects. as you know, he had a very good relationship with his father when the president was in o

spain, norway, finland, sweden and japan, most recently, want 0 to add a banking crisis to the mix, high unemployment sticks around even after a recession has ended. in washington, james rosen, fox news. bret: we have a correction to a story that ran on "special report" friday. we said that the recession during the george w. bush presidency lasted nearly five years. the national bureau of economic research says the bush recession ran from march to november of 2001, lasting eight months. it was a tough day on wall street. the dow fell 186 points. the s&p 500 lost 24 1/3, and nasdaq gave back 54. pennsylvania democratic congressman joe sestak is asking governor owe balm obama to interseen because only 2% of the dealers have been reimbursed in the cash to clunkers, and four out of five applications are rejected because of oversights. an oklahoma dealer has come up with a unique way to get rid of the clunkers. he used a monster truck to flatten them. the government says they must be crushed but doesn't say how. the edmonds.com car buying guide says the cash for clunkers program is driving prices up for auto buyers. in chicago, the city's budget deficit is up so high that today was an unp

new nation of israel supporters constantly attacked truman to ft the embargo. and the left in the united states used the analogy with the spanish civil war. there was an embargo of arms. the republican spain during the franco years were doing the same mistake with the israel and they can't themselves because the abs are getting arms whenever they can. nobody is stopping them from getting arms. lift the embargo and truman wouldn't. on the other hand, truman was afraid that would bring the u.s. too closely on one side. it was not until kennedy as warren bass points out in his book a few years ago, that militarily the relationship with israel began to change. and that israel would begin to get arms from the united states. but, you know, truman did not want to get involved militarily, and he thought that kind of thing would lead to u.s. military involvement he wanted to avoid. on the other hand, they gave israel and truman the first grt international economic loan they desperately needed in order to be able to settle jews in palestine and truman did put through that economic law. so, you know, again truman was not really a zionist. even afterwards. he didn't do everything israel supporters wa

family spokesman confirms a new witness steps forward claiming he spoke with a woman who gave him clues in mccann's disappears. he said he spoke with her outside a bar in spain. and that she resembled victoria beckham, otherwise known, of course, as posh spice, the wife of superstar david beckham. madeleine was 3 when she disappeared in may of 2007. remember her parents at one point were named as suspects by portuguese authorities, but they deny any involvement in her disappearance. >>> i'm jane velez mitchell. double lives and toxic se yeses. this week, two people who seem to lead normal lives hit some very dark skeletons in their closet. first, a picture perfect soccer mom crashes her van going the wrong way after a family camping trip. killing eight people, including lots of kids. turns out, mom was very drunk and high on pot. now a man who worked at a law firm for more than a decade goes on a shooting rampage at a fitness gym. slaughters three women and injuries another nine. this guy seemed like the average joe, but now we know he was a cold-blooded killer hell-bent on getting revenge for supposedly being rejected by women. these tragedies are proof tha

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new technologies, clean energy, does not enjoy. that came home to me when b.p. solar, located in frederick marry land was planning an expansion. they took it to spainrather than america, and we lost jobs because we were not as aggressive as we should have been in moving forward as other countries are doing today. we don't want to be left behind. let me just point out, i come from a proud manufacturing state, the maryland and particularly baltimore has a rich history as a manufacturing hub. we want to have a future in manufacturing in our community. when i take a look at the turbine propellors, motor witness transmission lines that are going to need to be developed, it's an opportunity for us to save and expand manufacturing jobs in america by expanding clean energy technologies. i'm bullish on clean technology for clean energy. i think that that is where we'll be having the job growth in america. i was proud to be a supporter of president obama's american recovery and reinvestment act. this committee worked very hard on that act. madam chairman, you were critically responsible for many provisions in that act that dealt with moving forward with our