[laughter] >> rebecca cooper from the nuclear nobel monitor -- i wanted to ask about the prospects for the second part of the 123 agreement implemented of processing agreement. ii understand that india was also hoping to do this after their election, can you talk about the process and how you feel that is good two go in congress? >> those talks are going to start later this summer and so we're on track in that regard. >> freelance correspondent. you mentioned and out of this economy trade corporation -- all like to ask you as the coming wto talks, what is in the u.s. strategy and also everything is politics. how is the u.s. willing to get it down? and you mentioned about the climate change. and climate change basically, to deal with that is trained technology and you have mentioned about some conversion with india. and basically how is the u.s. going to globalize u.s. train technology? thank you. >> purse of all with respect to of our new trade policy i don't want to wade into that. you have to ask ron kirk, the new head of the u.s. trade representative who will -- who has had already

. >> rebecca cooper. i am wondering if you could talk about the nature of nuclear being more sensitive or something more specific, and, secondly, if you could also talk about the nuclear amendment in the committee before the end of the markup. >> i think what you're going to see is good it constructive debate, and i think those well -- those will include how we deal with the wasan

that >> rebecca cooper with nuclear new build monitor. i wonder if you could talk about both what do you see the nature of the four amendments on nuclear being more sensitive to the senate as was tried in the committee or something more specific like expanding loan guarantees for nuclear plants or upping the amount of nuclear taken out of the baseline in the res? and then secondly, if you could talk about how likely it is you'll get to introduce that amendment before the committee before the markup, thanks. >> well, i think what you're going to see is good, constructive debate on nuclear and i think those amendments will range from everything that you have suggested to loan guarantee, to how we deal with the waste management issues. i think the gambit is going to be all throughout. so i wouldn't suggest that anything be limited. as far as what we might expect out of committee, we have been trying to work to see if we could get a nuclear amendment cleared that speaks more to a sense of this nation's policy towards nuclear from -- just kind