and i was working for a company that was called sears roebuck in major appliances, and it was doom and gloom about what was going to happen. people got it for me came in to buy their refrigerators to replace them. people understood it. what they were doing was making the air better for their children and i never heard a consumer complaint about what was moving forward and in fact it caused a lot of great increased technology and that, so thank you for the work that you do and i think lots of times we focus on what our problems when people are trying to understand regulations when they are moving forward and we don't celebrate our successes. i do want to talk about something that i am concerned when you talk about balancing your budget and i think the chairman has been very thoughtful on how we work to coordinate climate change and other things to make sure and you were mentioning that too about using the best science and not duplicating it but yesterday we heard from the gao and inspector general about the increasing demands on the epa. it was in the reports. it didn't even deal -- you

the next project was sears roebuck. sears and the partner julius who were turned over 50 million a year of their cattle home business or in the midst of constructing the largest business building in the world covering a million square feet of floor space on the chicagos west side. it had been funded by goldman sachs commercial paper and now they can back to goldman for 5 million-dollar loan. henry had for ideas, he recommended selling sears on the open market making it the first publicly owned retail operation in existence they doubled the firm's investment and having a 10 million-dollar profit and term both goldman sachs and sears into household names. during the next 11 years, goldman and lehman underwrote a number of great companies that excited him for the most which he knew would be the new land park in the firm drive to the top was studebaker which became the first automobile manufacturer owned by the public. even his partner was impressed by about one. as they descended and all the things the bankers put forth be

the reason i smiled when you said sears roebuck is my dad worked there and hardware for many years so it brought back a very nice memory. >> i was in division division division i, two and three you can tell them. >> so your question was about the new challenges that we face that epa and that has been our management challenge in trying to put together this budget. wenders did the president's strong call colin actually i very much agree with that we just have to find efficiencies and do what americans are doing which is trying to find ways to get our job done on lower budgets. that is fair and i think we should be at epa embracing that in being part of it. i just want to know for example on toxics which i do and we haven't identified as a real area of focus and concern. we have also called for modernizing our nation's toxic chemicals. i am still hopeful that we will get around to that soon, the congress will take up continue its work there. but we have increased our funding for toxics in this proposed budget. it is a plus-up of $60 million to deal with some of the issues he mentioned in

one of the great challenges we face was making sure that every household gods of their annual sears roebuck and company catalog in terms -- in time to mail in the order by the holidays. those were the simpler times. there was not a shortage of thieves during that time. out of town newspapers warn travelers to new york city to avoid the gentleman that would sell sections of central park to foreigners. [unintelligible] they talk about cities invested with the scum of pickpocket nurse -- thieves, pickpocket, scoundrels. they have always existed but today they come out of so many different directions. a consumer who moved his wallet to his inside pocket, steered clear of dark alleys, and arm themselves with moral fortitude could probably navigate the marketplace relatively intact. today's consumer is fall -- vulnerable online, over the phone, and even in emails. it is addressed as a beloved aunt molly. croaks do not just pick pockets, they pocket pictures shot with children, they fish for passwords and crushed credit ratings. they are in your computer, on your smart form -- smart phone, in your

one of the great challenges we face was making sure that every household gods of their annual sears roebuck and company catalog in terms -- in time to mail in the order by the holidays. those were the simpler times. there was not a shortage of thieves during that time. out of town newspapers warn travelers to new york city to avoid the gentleman that would sell sections of central park to foreigners. [unintelligible] they talk about cities invested with the scum of pickpocket nurse -- thieves, pickpocket, scoundrels. they have always existed but today they come out of so many different directions. a consumer who moved his wallet to his inside pocket, steered clear of dark alleys, and arm themselves with moral fortitude could probably navigate the marketplace relatively intact. today's consumer is fall -- vulnerable online, over the phone, and even in emails. it is addressed as a beloved aunt molly. croaks do not just pick pockets, they pocket pictures shot with children, they fish for passwords and crushed credit ratings. they are in your computer, on your smart form -- smart phone, in your