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ntt has been developing the tech call ed innovative optical and wireless network.30, ntt aims to increase the volume of data that can be handled by a factory of 125 compared with the old 4g standard, while also reducing power consumption to 1%. the two companies plan to soon sign a joint development partnership based on this technology. developers of next generation telecom technologies face a challenge to transfer massive amounts of data and reduce power requirements. this will be the first time for the two companies to team up in the field, raising high hopes for the new optical technology. >>> turnover materials are creating a big waste problem in japan's construction industry. we focus on how one start-up is making the recovery of discarded building supplies into a business opportunity. >> reporter: these floor boards had been disposed, but they're going to a child care facility under construction in tokyo. toyoda visit add led a lotd of during his work as an architect. plenty of good supplies were being disregarded, so he started a resale business. >> translat

don't just cancel directv call ntt and tell them why you're canceling. to make what you're doing nowo and. not going to buy coke anymore it's woke going to buy diet dr pepper which is by the way anyway. i believe last 12 months in particular that people in this room in particular we have gotten some wins. what do you think has changed. they organize better their groups we've had enough i feel empowered more than ever before. we are weight a republican. >> who do you listen to? what comes in your phone, e-mail, what dm's do you get. press the house of representatives who elect us in oklahoma. we carry thehe priorities to our legislative session. our legislative's only four months every year. but it is the collaboration between the other conservative states and the union too. my relationship with let's a speaker cameron sexton in tennessee, it's great to be able to pick up the phone, collaborate and exchange how is this affecting your state? what are you seeing? and build a coalition to move pieces of legislation through to protect the people of our states

. >> that's changing of mind in the ntt of a particular program. this is justice kagan's point. i mean, yes, redssbility gets relaxed in the world it was procedural rights would otherwise existed and you don't have to, as a plaintiff show , that they would have made a differt timate determination, if they'd heard youromnts. we understand that. wh you're suggesting is that same principle of redress abity applies to whether or not they would shift to an entirely different legal base of authority, to pursue this prra and i've never seen that before. >> and again, i think this exact,hiprogram, they could've cited section ten 82 of e to go under it. -- hea to go under it. they believe they can do, it the've set it in the brief that they could do it. the reason, my guess is the reason why they did't do that is because it would've had to go under negotiat remaking, and notice and comment. if you look at the breadth of this program, it's t about helping people who are uniquely sufferg om the pandemic. it's helping % all borrowers, except for the respondents here. and so, i think when yo

th c include in other ntts, injunctive relief. it could include declaratory judgments in any other remedy that preexisted the apa. >> let me pick uonhe vacatur point. one questi i have had the chief and justice kavanaugh have pointed out the court of appeals have eloyed they could've for a long time. let's say i agree with you and some of the scholarship that says this was not contemplated at the time of the enactment. why can't remedial authority revolve over time en if injunctions and declaratory judgments are what those who enacted the apa, scholars of the time thought that vacatur d not occur to them. medial authori i a flexible concept so maybe the courts have expanded the concept. why would that be impermissible? >> it would be inconsistt th the way the court ordinarily proaches these questions of statutory interpretation. if you agreed with us this is not what congress meant to authorize when it enacted 706 there would be no basis tolt the text at this stage and suggest the clicking regions of the link that all we was not a