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so, there are pected from all t between now and 20 40hich sounds like a tremendous amount of money. it is actually not enough relative to the needs that have been projected. and this sort of shows how that funding is broken down with the two big chunks representing maintenance and operations. 80% of the funds are expected to go towards those needs and it's about enough -- not even quite enough to approximately today's level of maintenance, which isn't necessarily an ideal state of repair. and the remainder is split between expense and transit expansion that is a slightly bigger share of 70%, road expansion 5%. so, now moving from the 289 billion, of that 289, a lot of it the region has no discretion as to where it would be spent. examples will be locally generating sources. so, the real important decisions in the plan have to do with the $57 billion that the region has some role in saying where it should be directed within the region. and there are six main strategies for how that 57 billion should be distributed among the region. again, of the discretionary revenue, there is a big

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russell 20 for small-cap and 20500 as a madcap, it is fully valued at about 19 times this year's pectedarnings. lori: his is the best way to determine valuations and whether or not stocks are overbought or oversold. curious about earnings. they think -- been coming end of the test reporting season is companies to meet estates and guance was okay, butompanies we still -- the top line revenue growth is not a lot of people like to see, 30 robust corporate growth. >> you're absolutely right. lori: t ink the market will catch up to that? >> senus a short. that was oy aut one-half percent. the first quarter wws up about seven. if elected the economic data today, corporate profits in the united states the way thenited states government measures it, to get inventory adjustments , we are down billion for the quarter that just ended. i don't think valuations are sky high. what i do think habeen happening is that money has flowed into consumer staples. ny of those companies, procter and gamble, coca-la, pepsi said 18 and 21ultiples wh low single-digit topline growth. way vervalued. most of them ha

but this is not exactly how cruise passengers pect theiren >> in our life jackets -- >> reporter: wokent on life jackets because of this, a fire that broke out on board royal caribbean's "grandeur of the seas" >> not a drill. not a joke. everyone is freaking out. >> reporter: the ship with 2,200 passengers on board left baltimore friday for the bahamas when a fire engulfed a dining and bar area. passenger danielle miller, the woman on the right, says it was a frightening scene. >> there was a light sparking and catching on fi ad started lowering down the life boats. so, we were just in a panic. there were people crying. like we were both just shaking. and we were like, i can't believe this is actually happening. we thought wef1 oeam. lost power. there anjur lost power. there anjur wasn pea standing on the deck for five hours, before being allowed to return to their cabins. >> shoulder to shoulder. a couple people fainted. people were throwing up. >> reporter: how seriously is royal caribbean treating this incident? the president of the company has already flown don an mlreene flown don

they do that in an excellent way and a near her pect record but it is very expensive as you know.e reasons it is expensive is because you have demanded a zero risk situation, which is, i think is appropriate. if you do a cost analysis if you want zero risk then exponentially the cost will increase. i think it is important for the sub committee to understand about that, about why we have that zero risk demand and, therefore, the expensive part. it is my understanding that you intent to open up the launch capabilities to other certified interests. i think that is a good idea if they have the proven reliabilities. so maybe you can talk a little bit about your plan to do that and how you're going to make sure they are as reliable as who is doing it now. at the end, who are you going to decide if you have more than one that is capability how are you going to decide who has the launch capabilities? >> this is a good news story for our space operators and the taxpayers. it is a product about three years of work. let me address the eelv's which you described as the primary source for spac