i was named south dakota's outstanding young farmer within a few years after dad passed and then south dakota's outstanding young leader and that that time our us senator was tom dashel. he was the majority leader in the house in the senate and was from south dakota and i was at a lot of his meetings. he ended up appointing me to a board that oversaw all the federal farm programs in the state. so i was involved in policy and and showing up with different people and people started to ask me to consider running for the state legislature, you know, it was interesting because asking my family they just thought well that's strange and you know, nobody's done that before but in our state this the legislature meets for 40 days a year you go in in january you balance the budget past bills and then go back home and back to your jobs and it wasn't that big of a commitment to outside of session and we figured we would try it and if it worked then everything would be okay. i did that got elected and ran for leadership right away and served as the assistant majority leader in the house, but that's

of s.d.n., originally it was the south dakota network. and he turned it into one of the most sophisticated state networks in the country and expanded by 50,000 miles of fiber-optic kiebl. greg, in his -- cable. greg was probably the most influential person helping to set rural broadband policy in the halls of the state capitol. for 30 or 40 years, rod in his work as the c.e.o. of a telephone company made sure two small towns, kennebec and presho who would be the envy of the most cot poe poll tan -- kos poe poll tan areas of the world. it was the first telephone company in south dakota, all the way back in 2013, to have 100% of its customers connected with fiber. so, yes, ladies and gentlemen, these were titans of the rural broadband arena. but when i think about connectivity and these gentlemen's contribution to it, i don't just think about rural broadband. i think about the connections they made with their families and their communities. it would be hard to do more for sioux falls or for scouting than mark did. it would be hard to do mor

small businesses are also dealing with the impact of 2018's supreme court ruling, in this case south dakota versus wayfarer. in the wayfarer decision, the courts gave the greenlight to small businesses becoming tax collectors when they sell online. collecting taxes for state's even where businesses had no brick-and-mortar presence. small businesses had never been responsible for this kind of tax collection before. almost immediately after the ruling came out, state states across the country became -- began passing these laws. speaking out alongside them were those in new hampshire, montana, also states without sales tax. that is why montana senator has been a leader on this issue. but it's not just the burden of states without sales taxes. it's a burden for small businesses everywhere. let me repeat that. it is a burden for small businesses everywhere. sales taxes in america are very complicated. 45 states and different localities have different tax rates, different tax definitions for taxable product. in illinois you will pay sales tax on a twix bar, but not on a snickers. if you take up s

and third, south dakota had adopted the streamline sales tax agreement. all of the sst states have voluntary enacted simplification and uniformity provisions contained in the agreement. the supreme court though also specifically recognizes in the wayfair decision some key provisions from the agreement, including a single state level administration of the state local taxes imposed. second, uniform definitions of products and services. and through, this simplified state and local tax rate structures. among other things, though, sst states offer these following items. a free and simple online registration system that any sailor can use to register in any of our member states. tax ability matrix sees that indicate what is taxable or exempt in each state. a uniform exemption rules. the court also formally recognizes sst as a service provider that allows sellers to reduce their compliance burdens by outsourcing their sales tax collection and remittance obligations. operating successfully in the sst states for only 15 years and based on contract sst has with eac

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from one of america's most promising young conservatives south dakota governor christie kristi noem.r book, i see how you grew up. you had a tough father, you worked on the farm. you became independent quickly. the book, not my first rodeo. >> i think it is interesting, this country is hungry for a little bit of american west. when we have this discussion about history. the importance of civil debate and discussion and pushing back on critical race theory, those who would remaker our republic, it is good to reflect back on the way of life that built the country, a lot of the blessings i had as a child growing up in the west on thea ranch, making a living off the land there are lessons to be learned. one of the best gifts my parents gave me was impossible things to do. we're crippling our children, by doing everything for them. we have parents and grandparents who think they need to get up every day and protect their kids, my parents did the opposite, they prepared me for life, gave me hard things to did. creating us to be problem solvers and take up the next challenge in front of us,

the guilt edge mine is a former mining site in south dakota. mining began on the site in 1876 with sporadic operations until the 1990's. the environmental protection agency declared the former mine a superfund site in the year 2000. mr. johnson's bill authorizes the state of it'd to purchase approximately 266 acres of forest service land that will allow the state to clean up the guilt edge mine superfund site once the e.p.a. completes its portion of the cleanup. this is a good bill that will lead to a more seamless cleanup effort and empower south dakota to pursue additional water reclamation efforts. this bill will allow revenue from the land sale to go toward improvements of the black hills national forest. recent mismanagement of thereces jeopardized forest management efforts. this is a key provision of the bill and the result of a compromise worked out with south dakota that will improve the management and care of the black hills national forest. and i strzokly support -- strongly support its inclusion. this bill is an example of a win-win

, faced in rapid city, south dakota. welcome and thank you all for your willingness to speak with us today and i look forward to hearing from each of you. before you begin your opening statements, i just have a few reminders. four witnesses and senators joining us by video, once you start speaking, there will be a slight delay before you are displayed on the screen. to minimize background noise, please click the mute button, until it is your turn to speak or ask questions. you should all have one box on your screens labeled clock, that will show you how much time is remaining. for all witnesses, you will have five minutes for your opening statements, your full, written statement will be made part of the record. for all senators, the five minute clock applies to your questions. if there is any technology issue, we will move on to the next witness until we get a figured out. and for that information, senators, we will have opportunities for everybody to ask all of your questions during the course of this hearing. i am happ

south dakota's very populous. people think it's very conservative, but it's really not. in fact, my last race, when i ran for governor, just three and a half years ago, i only won by three points. it was against a guy who is a bernie sanders supporter. so it's very much a state that can go back and forth, and tom was the majority leader. i cared about tax reform. and i was somebody who didn't complain about things. i tried to show up and be a part of the solution. i think he appreciated that. he had a leadership camp every year that he would host for new leaders in the state that he thought had potential to serve. and he did invite me to that one year. and i went. it was in the black hills, for a weekend. and he brought in speakers and we spend time together, talking about policy and what it's like to run for office. it was interesting to me, because i never once considered becoming a democrat. i think maybe he hoped i would, but boy, four years after that even when i ran for congress, i had a lot of republicans who questioned if i was truly a republican just because i h

brian: do you know if tomi lahren is from north or south dakota? >> pumpkin spice move over. you have neighbors that have big lawns and you put up the christmas lights. in australia at costco, they put up christmas trees four months before christmas. if you want the three meter tall christmas trees, it will cost $1,200. ryan * you have got to worry about blocking that out. i don't even think about it until after thanksgiving. i like pumpkin spice and they opened it up in august. jeff bezos made a lot of news when he weren't to mcdonalds and talked about his first job. he said he was a grill man. now he needed a yacht that need work. he was looking back at how it all got started. what was your first job? >> i was a barista in my bakery. brian: i say barista. this is susan li as a barista. watch. decaf cappuccino for joey. latte. have a nice day. so i got my orders right. but i burned my fingers a few times making those hot drinks. brian: my first job was for jerry seinfeld's dad. i was 13 years old. he wasn't that famous yet. i walked down pennsylvania avenue, they had help si

the boy will alsoo receive a scholarship to learn about south dakota's agro tourism industry.i love stories like this >> well, it's tom cruise with another job dropping stunt. this time crews took to the skies coming off of the hugely popular top gun remake, top gun maverick to promote the latest installation of the mission. impossible series. the clip was shot as promotional was shown to a group of people at a convention mission. impossible. 8 comes out. july 14th, 2023, by the way, top gun maverick once again, the top-selling to get in theaters this weekend. the movies now be 5th highest grossing movie ever at the domestic box office beating out marvel's black panther. >> coming up in the next hour, temperatures are not going down as the bay area sees another week of hot reaching triple digits. schools are making adjustments to the school days. his return to school from the labor day weekend. plus, a bay area resident recovery from power outages. last night. some are preparing on how to stay cool in an emergency. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. so sweet, so crispy. n

journey on successfully partners with law enforcement in south city, south dakota, to provide social services where -- shelter unsheltered individuals. however, journey on, like many nonprofits across the nation, have run into mounds of government red tape. even when they have received federal dollars, the money takes too long to be released, and the paperwork burden is onerous. we should be removing barriers to address homelessness, not creating new ones. over the last decade, -- has pursued a housing first approach to helping homeless individuals with families obtain stable housing as quickly as possible, without barriers or preconditions. however, the housing first model often ignores the underlying causes of homelessness, and our only proven to be effective at curbing homelessness at the individual level, rather that the broader community level. hud now allocates roughly 75% of all competitive grants to permanent supportive housing projects, even though these projects were originally intended to serve just a portion of the total homeless population, who are chronically homeless.

number 3, rapid city, south dakota. number 4, pittsburgh, pennsylvania.age cost for a one-bedroom apartment in those 5 cities sits around $900 or below. that's $300 under the national average and a lower cost of living isn't the only thing that makes the city's attractive. and our study found the average unemployment rate in top cities 25% lower than the national average. and we also found that the arts and entertainment venues per capita in cities is actually nearly 3 times higher than the u.s. average. >> and a key role to remember for those graduates and soon-to-be graduates, you don't want to spend more than 30% of your gross income. >> on rent, but you really can't beat a new start all in your 20's with extra money and your wallet. back to you. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. it's corn. the viral sensation corn kid is having a court stick day and >> we'll tell you all about it >> we'll tell you all about it when we come back. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a

of most the brawl democrat of his time from south dakota.ed to anything from south dakota. he got the democratic presidential nomination as a senator from south dakota. the dakotas, together, don't have a population the size of brooklyn. yet they have four senators. this does not seem like there is a solution for this. >> as you're talking about i realize that the state of sullivan. vermont. was within my lifetime it reliably republican state. which is almost inconceivable now. i don't think there is a solution because the normality is within us and because the nature of the constitution is that it is so hard to change by the way, one thing i don't think should be lawson's conversation is that we don't ever want to lose the protections against tyranny either. we don't want to live in a country where 54% of the people at the sky that the first members about idea the first amendment goes but i think that the problem is that this whole system is never designed to deal with millions upon millions of people who have lost their minds. and i wish i

especially jamie who was coming to us from rapid city, south dakota this afternoon. from sioux falls to washington dc, americans are experiencing growing housing and security read homelessness implicates several critical issues. america has a huge shortage of america can -- affordable homes, addiction, domestic abuse and violence. the need goes beyond just a safe place to stay. individuals also need supportive services, whether it is clinical health, case management, so they can break the cycle of homelessness. that is why organizations like a journey on, which is successfully working in rapid city, as well as the dope fund in new york have expanded array of services that are successful in going well beyond the shelter. journey on partners with law enforcement in rapid city, south dakota, to provide social services in case work and is meant o -- management for calls to unsheltered individuals. they have run into mild -- miles of government red tape. even when they have received dollars, the money is too long to receive. we should be removing barriers to address homel

in south dakota, if they certify the wording, they are already planning to collect petitions to have a ballot -- a measure on the ballot in 2024 to override with the state legislature has done because they want to take it to the people, thinking they will win. that is going to happen in all 50 states. if you come from a state that you think is conservative, pro-life, expect some activity like that. do not take anything for granted. >> i want to give it to you. on the medical side, there are things that are emerging. talked about the dangers of that. >> the pill. why not just take this bill? it's easier, cleaner. i just read that half of the abortions now are through the bill. it's not just the bill, it's two pills. the first pill kills the babies. it disintegrates the placenta. you do this at home, it's convenient. you take the second bill, it's a baby. some places it's up to six months. some areas it's up to six months. women are doing this in the privacy of their home, without a doctor. we are going to see more of that. if it doesn't happen the way it's supposed to, the baby can be

his opponent had been recorded by carl rove. -- south dakota that got got more republican.in that election a group of -- out of nowhere, a group of conservative blogs, political blogs, innocuously named, to cover the race called daschle be soon, or south dakota politics. they started hammering daschle nonstop. the transition eventually to pushing conspiracy theories. and they got a ton of attention. they published this blockbuster scoop. like siren emojis. you've got it on the direct report. that tom daschle head cut a secret deal with the state's name american population. if the native americans delivered enough votes, the leading leaders delivered enough votes, daschle will return the black hills to the two nation. >> it is something that should happen. it is their line that was stolen. far beyond the power of one senator to do it on the zone. clearly not true. i quickly -- of course i, dismissed it, who is reading these idiotic blogs. no one who matters. and then we started doing focus groups. all the sudden these undecided voters are reading back to me what they are hea

now his passion has made its way to the south dakota corn palace. he visited this week learning more about his favorite grain and was was dubbed the corn ambassador. pretty cool for a seven-year-old sen-ye >> that will be great on his resume or dating profile. >> he also got a scholarship from south dakota. i think they called it some kind of agriculture tourism. to learn more about corn. >> that is awesome and that is good to hear. > >> i saw this video yesterday people on a tour with san diego whale watching got a rare sight when exotic shark cruised alonge cruised alongside the boat. >> are you kidding? insane. look look at this. >> usually this whale shark is found in tropical waters around the world but this one was seen off the coast of southern calif. southern california. hot weather weather and light wind have allowed for unusually high sea surface temperatures so that is inviting exotic species for the north. they spotted the shark. some do grow up to 40 feet and 11 tons. that is huge. making it it one of the largest fish alive alive and wh

let me just speak if i might, for a minute, to south dakota. housing availability and affordability are a huge issue for south dakota in. i hear about these issues all the time. from constituents especially, in communities like rapid city, which is quickly expanding. and with construction costs and supply prices significantly inflated, it's making it more more difficult to start and complete new housing project. according to the national association of realtors, the average cost of housing in midwestern states in 2013 to 2021 increased by more than $80,000. so if i might, miss wade, you touched on this in your written testimony. but could you share your insights into the u.s. housing deficit in terms of data and how it's impacting families and livelihoods across the country? >> yes. senator, that's a great question. by one estimate, and by the way, i've seen this estimate double, we had a shortage of 3.8 million homes in the u.s.. which is staggering. i think it's almost hard to grasp. there are a lot of things that have to come together to add

the boy will also receive a scholarship to learn about south dakota's agro tourism in the street. without hot weather around the bay area. records falling everywhere. now we couldn't see hotter weather for tomorrow >> now at 8.30, we are continuing to monitor 2 fires burning in siskiyou county. we're starting with the mill fire which is killed. 2 people in the town of weed off. i-5 near mount shasta. the sheriff confirms both of the victims were found in separate locations. both were women, one aged 66, the other 73. the victims names have not been released. the mill fires burned more than 4200 acres. it is now. 55% contained. hundreds of structures have been destroyed. the other fire burning west of the mill fire in the other side of i-5 is called the mountain fire. it's now 20% contained. it's burned almost 11 and a half 1000 acres. evacuation orders are under way for that fire. almost 1400 homes are being threatened by both fires that has forced thousands of people to flee the cause of both the mill and mountain fires are under investigation. >> fire crews are working overtime

let's ask south dakota senator mike rounds. kind enough to join us from south dakota.k that they have momentum with them and that joe biden wants to deliver on that momentum. the question becomes is he the guy to do it. what do you think? >> it's think it's a smoke screen. i think what he's focused on are independents. right now he's real close to about 19 points down with independents personally. he's sees at this stage of the game it's almost 50/50 with independents on who should control congress. he's focusing on independents and he's trying to basically tell them to, don't look at the inflation rate. don't look at gdp. don't look at the energy prices. don't talk about gas being $1.40 more than when he took office. if he can refocus and change the scenario, then he thinks he has a chance at winning the independents. our message to those ends should be the same one that ronald reagan had in the 80s. are you better off today than you were four years ago? clearly the answer is no, they're not. >> neil: as you know, senator, he's seizing on the fact that as gas as high

tiktok star tariq visits the corn palace, in south dakota. his special honor as he lives out his ameri-corn dream. >>> good sunday morning. thank you so much for starting your day with us. good to have trevor back with us. >> great to be back. ameri-corn dream. >> i understand his love of corn. >> yeah, you love some sweet corn in the summer. >>> intense weather topping the news with dry hot air in the west, check out this video of a dust storm in arizona. my goodness. >> farther east, the problem this weekend is rain from the south into the ohio river valley. forecasters warning that up to 3 inches of rain and flash flooding, and in southern texas, some areas could get up to 6 inches of rain. >>> but we begin with the fires, on this holiday weekend, parts of nine states are under red flag warnings and thousands of people in northern california are threatened by the fast-moving weed fire, where a hundred homes could be destroyed. we start with alex presha right there for us this morning. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, trevor,

the boy will also get a scholarship to learn about south dakota's agro tourism industry. >> the blondear is back in the spotlight. tv cameras back in the crowd at the u.s. open this weekend. when they zoom, then that was her cue another brewer and check it down again. and she's become such a fan favorite. the u.s. open posted a video on instagram putting both of her viral moments side by side and even timing them. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> he really pounds those beers good for her. the giants. they are having the greatest year there will likely miss the playoffs just a year off of a 107 win season. but the most annoying part of all of it is the fact that the dodgers, the bitter rival to the south, have been kicking their butts all season long. the giants went into their matchup with the dodgers tonight having lost the last 10 games against them and and looking for when it was take your dog to the park day a huge fan that top of the 3rd giants down to one off for lewis brinson and he changes that with a swing of the bat. you can tell that one. goodbye. we're

so he's also received a scholarship to learn more about south dakota's agro tourism industry. cutest is so great. i love own and i love corn. he's fantastic. you know, it's not so fantastic. the heat. anybody else tired of it. i am. let's take a look at temperatures really quick. 99 degrees in pacifica. if that's not ridiculous enough for you. well. >> how about livermore? one, 12, one o 9 in dublin, 86 and timber on to in petaluma and santa lena. >> at one 16, we're going to get a tiny break. tomorrow is just going tiny break. but let's talk about overnight lows. first, really quickly. 75 in livermore. some of these were just not getting a lot of recovery right in the overnight. so it's going to be another tough night out there. highs tomorrow. >> a little bit of a break. it's not great, but it's something. and here's where the real break comes. roll all the way towards the weekend. that's when we're finally going to see this start to break down and i'm going to do the happy dance that the heat is over. justine. >> looking forward to and everyone stay cool. stay safe during s

the state is the second top sunflower-producer, just behind south dakota. more than just a great tiktok backdrop. there is some history there. after the passage of the homestead act in 1862, ukrainian immigrants ventured to north dakota and began planting sunflowers. the plant is important to ukrainians. before the russian invasion earlier this year, ukraine was the largest exporter of sunflower oil in the world. the superbloom looks different in north dakota each year. farmers rotate their crops, planting sunflowers in former wheat fields and vice versa, to keep the soil healthy. it is a unique way to make the superbloom, super special. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you next week. ♪ >> listen to "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien on your favorite podcast provider, watch us during the week on fyi, pluto, and youtube. ♪ which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm stil

the 18 billboards are in indiana, mississippi, ohio, texas, south carolina, south dakota and oklahoma. they direct people to a website abortion dot ca dot gov. that website includes information about abortion access in this state. the billboards look like the one we're showing you now. this one was in texas. newsom tweeted today, quote, in part to any woman seeking an abortion in these anti freedom states. california will defend your right to make decisions about your own health. several weeks after serena williams played her last tennis match. another legend is calling it a career. jason's going details on retirement. >> roger federer next. in >> roger federer next. in sports. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪ ♪ dupixent can cause aller

calling my boys up, in south dakota, telling them i'm coming home. to make. >> but while that was going on, across the courtroom, do you remember that moment? >> i do. >>. ? -- i remember walking out of, they're thinking, it turned out exactly the way i thought it would. why did you waste our time? >> did he? >> ken thompson did nothing, so of course, but -- >> of course i was disappointed. my heart fell, but i truthfully was more at peace that people got to hear it all, because a jury said he was not guilty i don't think that changes things. for most people, the easier believed he did, or he didn't. >> what do you believe? >> that he got away with murder. >> apparently not what the jury believed. we asked judge greg pinsky who spoke to the jurors after the trial. >> this was an incredibly tough case to prove. it was a tough case to prove in 1998. it became an incredibly tough case to prove in 2015. >> what did the jury think whether weaknesses of the case? >> the timing. the timing. they wanted to know why this case was coming to trial after 19 year

about abortion access. 18 billboards are in indiana, mississippi, ohio, texas, south carolina, south dakota and oklahoma. the city council committee in oakland this week tentatively rejected a plan to continue the use of automated license plate readers to fight crime. mayor libby schaff spoke to kron about washing feel so strongly that the license plate readers are so desperately needed. >> let's make the unequivocal. they are very useful tool, particularly as we are struggling with police, stopping technology can be a force multiplier. it is being smart on crime. we have hundreds of cases of stolen cars that have been solved because of this technology and more than a dozen felonies. serious felonies up the in recent case we were able to rescue a minor girl from human trafficking, but we cannot move forward with purchasing the new software to actually add privacy protection without the council's approval. so honestly, i'm very frustrated that they are stalling moving foward using this technology in a responsible way. automated license plate readers are on. 21 police cars and oakland yet. >>

kennedy: we have gray get who is a staffer with senator rounds out of south dakota, asking about over classification, and you've talked about this before about if you really wanted the tier, which would be the ideal space. we prefer never to get into the conflict, but how is over classification hurting on that. he also specifically mentions it being a barrier to entry for some businesses and engaging with the they don't really know about and the possibility of duplication because of that lack of understanding. maybe talk about how you are wrestling with the over classification issue. gen. raymond: i agree with, i think we are to overly classified. you focus on the national defense strategy with the core of that being integrated, it's really hard to deter and you are changing the deterrence calculus. so it's important to us for a whole host of reasons. and the general and asked the question laid out. on the authorization act this past year directed the department to do a review while space classification of space systems, ost policy is leading that effort. we have had some success of t

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in the south dakota housing availability is a huge issue for south dakota's. i hear about these issues all the times from constituencies like rapid city, which is quickly expanding. and with the supply crisis inflating this makes it more difficult to start completing housing projects. according to the national association of realtors, the average cost of housing in the western states in 2013 2021 is more than $80,000. so if i might, miss wade, you touched on this in your written testimony. but could you share your insights into the u.s. housing deficit, both in terms of data and how it's impacting families across the country? >> senator, that is a great question. by one estimate, and i see it has doubled, we have a shortage of 3.8 million homes in the u.s.. which is staggering. i think it's almost hard to grasp. there are a lot of things that have to come together to address this burgeoning need. but at the federal level, the legislation committee is discussing things that you have worked on, senator, at the state and local level as well as the private sector.

ppe ohio, texas, south carolina, south dakota and oklahoma. trader joe's store in castro valley will remain closed tomorrow on friday after a car plowed into the store today collided with customers this afternoon. the crash sent several people to the hospital. including a young child, ktvu is amber lee has more on the victims and what witnesses are saying. chp says an 88 year old man crashed his 2005 toyota avalon into trader joe's in castro valley around 3 45 thursday afternoon, one shopper tells me there were plenty of customers around when all of a sudden chaos erupted. i heard a loud crash. not knowing what it was. i saw something that something coming into the store . i moved backwards and at that point, some guy grabbed me very strongly and pulled me back. so i was out of danger. the car had gone all the way into the store and knocked down check stands. chp says the crash injured eight people. four were transported to the hospital, including one worker and a five year old boy from hayward had i not move fast enough. i might have been hit

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senator rounds of south dakota. >> thank you to both of you for being here with us today.s you are both aware with of the capital standard team usa proposed the aggregation method as an alternative framework howeverna comments filed in response to the recent consultation on the criteria to determine theti comparability o, it indicates the current process may very well be biased and would preclude the finding of the comparability which we use oror we want. could each of you take a minute and explain why the capital model would have negative impact to the u.s. insurance products. i'm assuming you would feel that is the case and i will begin with of the commissioner. >> thank you for the question. so, the u.s. market includes a number of foreign owned insurers within u.s. businesses so comparability would allow to defer to the u.s. capital requirements for that business, so it encourages that business. as the us-based insurers seek to operate abroad it's important those countries recognize the aspects of the system and i would also point out the agreements between the u.s. an