most of what -- most of what they produce is turned into dune strome products. windmills. washing machines, auto part, aircraft parts. these are things they're now exporting to the rest nofe world. with dumped and subsidized steel. they understand it's strategic it's what they use to conquer world markets, not just in these market bus in all kinds of high- val-added strail markets. that's -- high-value-added industrial markets. >> so if folks are living in a community where over the past 15, 15 years they have seen job loss -- the past 10, 15 years they have seen job losses in washing machine parts, aerospace and other industries, that's potentially related to chinese overcapacity in steel even though they may not know that's one of the sources of the problem? >> absolutely. china is the largest exporter of manufactured products in the world and the source of half our trade deficit in manufactured goods and many of the parts they export go to other countries. they're coming to us in the form of imported cars from korea and japan. china has a very -- >> find all of this eve

small business and with me today from the department of building inspection is ed sweeney and bill strome then the president of the access appeals commission walter parks, to help answer any questions. so today we're going to provide you with a little bit of background on how we got to where we are today. some of the program overview compliance and time lines, outreach and education, and the department of building inspection is here to be able to answer any questions around the details of the requirements for property owners. so, on this slide, there is a picture of a corner cafe. and that corner entranceway has a step up and the doors are at 45° angle. this cafe is in a 581 square foot space and 400 square feet was for the dining rather. -- area. now the department of building inspection has numerous solutions to deal with entryways that have been approved by the state architect. and we will see an example in the next slide of one of those equivalent facilitations. so the architect for this business used one of those facilitations which would have included having a ramp with a power door