it would is a sri lanka maniac and sold 150,000 cars on the number one and people were ordering them sight unseen and line from the ocean 10 deep. it was a fad but like all fabs, what goes up may -- must come down. people then consumer reports is still ipod -- powerful publication this is what you read before you bought the product but it was very powerful january 1986 they wrote to on the last line i am paraphrasing that it was better to buy a new used car than 82 the best of hundreds of newspaper articles with every paper in the country say yugo panned by consumer reports. it came down like the eight ball. >> host: how many are still on the road? >> guest: i estimated 1,000 i have had to revise that it is about 200 we have had been on programs talking to people and we research high and low and could hardly find any. it is remarkable. we found them in delaware we found another one we had to toe with -- it. the basic technology was not a bad. the people who own them swear by them but you have to be able to fix a car and tinker with a car and overall the car was not put together very

in sri lanka, over 1000 people per year spend 365 days in prison for want of a $1 fine. and you got it, other countries, the sub-saharan, -- in uganfa, other countries, the sub- saharan, a woman who was raped must pay $5 to complain of right to the police department. this is not the rule of law, it is the absence, the antithesis of justice. and the world must understand that we recognize that. we are so fortunate. in this country, if you want to get a business license, you pay $100 and get the business license. or more. in many parts of the world, it is discretionary, they give it to you if they want, or not. this does not give the opportunity to build and plan. and have a certain amount of capital so that you could resist. -- resist a government that always wants to plan your destiny for you. i served on the united nations commission for the empowerment of the port, with madeleine albright. we were the representatives of the united states. we had many distinguished economists and reformers from around the world. i was thinking abouttbusiness licenses because we were con

brazil, colombia, another, egypt, indonesia,, , libya, mexico, morocco, nepal, nigeria, new guinea, sri lanka, your guy, and venezuela, and china. may i take that the conference is to approve this? it is so desired. i should now proceed to the appointment of the members of the provincial committee. rule 3 of the rules of procedure provides the addition to the election of the chairman and the two vice-chairmen, the conference shall appoint six members of the provincial committee on the proposal of the president of the conference. accordingly, i propose the following members of the provincial committee. -- prudential committee, the czech republic, republic of moldova, and uganda -- we still need two more. for now will take it that you will accept the other's. if there is no objection, may i take it the conference agrees to this proposal? thank you. in accordance with established practice, the report of the prudential committee will be submitted to the conference. after the documents have been properly examined. i would now like to proceed. you will recall that, a second that the preparatory com

another aspect of the foreign minister's comments to secretary clinton was that sri lanka is consulting with a number of countries that have gone through this experience before. we think that they have framed the issue in the right way. we will be focusing on what it does. the other thing the foreign minister mentioned was the importance of rebuilding institutions and dialogued within the timamil community. the new government has a special responsibility. we will be watching carefully to see which actions sri lanka takes in the coming months. >> are you aware that mr. coke in jamaica is willing to surrender? >> that is an interesting question. i am not aware that we have the knowledge about what mr. coke is thinking. >> do you know about the arrest of an american lawyer in luorwa? >> we are aware of the resarres. in terms of the particulars, the need to be addressed to the authorities. our consul has been in touch with him. we cannot say anything more. >> any reaction to ukraine hold in their efforts to rejoin made nn nato -- rejoin nato? >> this is their choice to make. >> -- governmen

in sri lanka, over 1000 people per year spend 365 days in prison for want of a $1 fine. . . >> i served on the united states commission for the empowerment for the poor with madeline albright. we had not many lawyers and reformers from around the world i thought of a bakery. it should be clean. 482 days, 22 government officials. h it's the rule of law. we must learn and understand and defend our own system ss that the rest of the world agrees with us is never done. thank you. >> i do have to say if you like his impression of the english bar is center, you should hear his impression of president reagan. if you have any other questions for justice kennedy, please hold them up. a volunteer will pick them up. it's my pleasure to introduce, a very dear friend. [applause] >> our first two questions come from students at a high school. jo i've always been interested in becoming a supreme court justice one day. i want to know what the pros and cons are >> i mission the practice of law and advicing clients there's a distance. in the course of learning about law, you can always learn more about y