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researchers at worster polytechnic are tasting flame arresters in plastic gas cans.rresters might make the flames more dangerous because they clog and static electricity in fr metal can start a fire. that's probably why no plastic gas can contain nos flame or reers. >> it causes fires. >> listen to the research and make a decision. >> but the jurors aren't scientists and they see this poor victim they just want to help. >> of course they're sympathetic cases. it's very dangerous. if they can make this product safer, why don't they? >> because it would cost more. because it could clog. this could cause a spark, cause more danger. there are lots of reasons not to do this. it's a debate. but once you lawyer parasites steps in, the debate is over because you cost so much. >> i don't think that's the case. the company decides to make a product and put it out on the market, it requires to do what's reasonable. >> juries are called upon to decide what's reasonable but our legal system's stacked against companies that can make a product that can burn people. some lawyers say

coast guard academy and electrical engineering to purdue university: mcsc -- nscs from polytechnic as well as an ms in resourcing from the industrial college of the armed forces national defense university. very capable and very well educated. matt is a professional engineer and has taught electrical engineering at the naval war college national defense university, and with that, matt, take it away. >> that's quite a mouthful, scott. very pleased to be here with you today and rook forward to -- look forward to your questions after this. i took one slide out of about 30 slides to talk to you about today, and i thought it was important that i try to provide this in a strategic context of what the bulk power system, nerc and our government partners are all doing here to basically secure, arguably, the most important and largest manmade machine in the world, and that's our bulk power system. so i'm going to talk about six main focus areas. basically, our strategy to secure the power grid, insure that it is, indeed, reliable. so the first main pillar that i'd like to talk to you about is s