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our average boosted gdp over the ten-year period is .7 percentage points higher over the ten-year period because of the tax act. >> we were hoping for .4 so .7 is good news. excluding intergovernmental transfers and counting only income from sources outside the government such as social security, payroll taxes and medicare premiums, you estimate that the trust fund programs will add the deficits through the 2019 to 2028 period by amounts that grow from $655 billion in 2019 to $1.5 trillion in 2028. these trust fund programs will add a total of ten and two tenths trillion to the deficit over the ten-year budget window. is the current trajectory of these programs fiscally sustainable and without legislative action which year do you project that the social security disability trust fund and medicare's hospital insurance trust fund will be exhausted? not that i'm suggesting cuts in those. i'm suggesting solutions somehow, but -- >> well, the aging of the population and the rise in healthcare costs we think will -- are the major forces driving the increase in the deficit over the next ten yea

then we can have you can have a ten percent of a celebration. everyone would look like it involved be like a stale bag of cheese puffs one communal wine cooler. and pin the tail on the donkey sans donkey to be over for john i don't. know they were still doing time for the thing this is the leader and this has the a part up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent they only care about. when the two korean leadership hands a few weeks pencil for peace was celebrated by. except at the american press hundreds and members of trump's cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for hope thinking do you just put out a finger. like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the hum of fighter jets taking off is this man's well above that. now he'

slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your bras five jeans will mean faster data transfer ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. i. i. mean here is protest leader calls a pause in his campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party appears to offer an olive branch. this is a live from london also coming up at least fourteen people are killed in an attack on libya's electoral commission says it masterminded. after eight hundred fifty three killings in sixteen years of violence the basque separatist group eta says it has completely disbanded. president loses yet another lawyer and is reported to be hiring mantra defended bill clinton during his impeachment. hello media's opposition leader has suspended protests for thursday after the ruling party appeared to back down on its refusal to pick him as prime minister. nicola told her supporters at a rally in the capital year of on that the issue has practically been solved it follows reports that the government will suppor

ten people are dead, ten others are wounded. a 17-year-old suspect is in custody, along with another person held as a possible accomplice. then it could have been worse. police say they found improvised explosives at the school and off campus. i'll speak with the house homeland security security chairman and our correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. but right to the breaking news. a horrific school shooting and an urgent hunt for explosives. ryan todd is piecing together the details. what are you learning? >> new information from multiple sources and officials in texas say it appears the prime suspect walked into sante fe high school this morning wearing a long coat with a shotgun under the coat and began firing shortly after school started. >> tonight investigators are questioning 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis, who they say planted explosives around sante fe high school in texas before opening fire. >> shots fired -- >> more shots fired. additional shots fired. >> reporter: the first call came in

party party and i think that is still a very real trauma and people remember those ten deaths ten years ago and are very reluctant to let things escalate. their correspondent in the year and in armenia thank you so much. now it's catch up on some other stories making headlines today french police have arrested over one hundred people after anarchists smashing shop windows and torching cars that are made a rally in paris authorities had warned of possible clashes with far left groups for a call on social media for revolutionary day elsewhere thousands took part in a peaceful march against government policy it's all strongly and cardinal george pell is likely to have two separate trials on the sex offense charges he is facing at a court hearing in melbourne defense and prosecution agree the allegations against panel should be split seventy six year old is the most senior catholic worldwide to face trial on sex abuse allegations he's denied wrongdoing. and donald trump's former doctor says a letter giving him a glowing bill of health in the run up to the twenty sixteen elections was dictat

cheaper competitor product apple now wants to release a slim down version of the i phone ten. greek prime minister alexis de france has good reason to smile he's receiving high praise from. the o.e.c.d. general secretary for his country's impressive progress and reforms even though they were not voluntary and sometimes against the will of the greek people. reese's reform efforts are paying off. the greek economy is growing again. we think this year is going to grow two percent. perhaps next year two point three percent. that's why the country intends to leave the aid program by the summer and stand on its own two feet. in order to achieve these goals the o.e.c.d. feels that greece needs to use reforms to further reduce its debt. the members of the euro group that even hinted that greece might receive debt relief. although germany would be against the move. air pollution and invisible thread that affects almost everyone on the planet clean air has become a luxury now the world health organization has described the situation as unacceptable . nine every ten persons around the wa

and import tariffs on steel and ten percent on aluminum then two weeks later he granted the e.u. and six other countries a waiver. the goal of the extended deadline is no secret europe should make trade concessions a comparison of tariffs on five thousand product shows the europeans charge an average of five point two percent levy compared to just three point five percent by the americans. germany's economic minister maintains that germany has always been prepared to talk about the lowering of tariffs. the patient on your knees but he's a good place the european union is ready to continue these talks and if and when they lead to a concrete mandate we're ready to discuss it with you. but the e.u. has made it clear it won't negotiate under threat. greenpeace activists protest outside ve got views annual general meeting there calling for climate friendly vehicles the banner says clean up and they mean the corporate culture as well inside as ever high performance models are on show including hybrids and electric vehicles and v.w. is going about a massive overhaul of how does business

years after the financial crisis hit remember the financial crisis of two thousand and eight well ten years later twenty eighteen these are some where we've come from since then and first they start with good times are back in the market the government pumps trillions of dollars into the economy to stabilize the banking system bank stocks lagged behind the market but got a boost after november twenty sixth seen when donald trump was elected president and promised to tear up crisis air regulations so this is the dow jones industrial average up there on the way and these are the banking stocks which kind of lagged for a while because everybody thought well you know frank was supposedly going to do something and all these sort of regulations that were brought in to keep them from defrauding the american people but john came in and the republicans are promising to tear up everything well the number that they look at to determine whether or not they are succeeding as politicians as the dow jones industrial average that's going up they consider themselves to be succeeding the underlying fau

then we can have you can have a ten percent of a celebration. everyone would look like involved to be like a stale bag of cheese puffs one communal wine cooler. and pin the tail on the donkey sans donkey to be over for jon i don't. know they were still doing guys first thing this is the leader and this has the ark up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent naomi caravan. went to korean leadership hands a few weeks ago actual for peace was celebrated by an. excerpt at the american press trumps cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for help thinking do you just put out a finger chain like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the home of fighter jets taking off as this man's well of the balls. now. he's in the most powerful pos

four of ten in college, two of ten out seeking moderate reform. they criticize many aspects of the system but are less ali alienated it from it. the largest group of the young, nearly four of ten in college, half of the non-college kids, is in the middle of the road. they are less critical, less active, more willing to conform. and a final group, one of ten in college, two of ten out is classified in our survey as conservative. a sizable, if relatively silent group. larger, in fact, than the radical group. but our survey finds reasons why the new left in colleges has more impact than its numbers would indicate. cutting across all groups, in and out of college, we find wide spread dissatisfaction with and criticism of adult society. and in the colleges, nearly half the students surveyed say they sympathize with the goals, if not the tactics of the new left activists. 48%. this is in sharp contrast to adult society, where there is a growing backlash against student radicalism. the whole subject, feelings about the new left, is a source of public pas

government has to pay ten times more than italy does to borrow. they're showing that their pay is such a bank will continue to buy these bankrupt chalion bonds you know in a world where the pentagon recently announced they lost twenty trillion dollars and they can't find it you know that's a that's showing you for for example that the u.s. can print money they could blow up twenty trillion dollars and nobody it doesn't matter italy if they blow up ten billion euro is the chaos ensues across europe right ok so you have twenty trillion dollars gone missing in the pentagon and there's no accounting standard whatsoever and italy that's a subset of the size of the italian economy the total g.d.p. of italy is considerably smaller than twenty trillion dollars and so you have obviously robots that are buying these bonds without any sound economic reason to do so so this is part of the bound bond pocalypse is that there's nobody actually a human being deciding that these negative interest rate bonds are a good deal these are robots eighty to ninety percent

most cases run their course within seven to ten days. but that didn't happen with was a. she suffered organ failure and only survived because she was swiftly resuscitated. otitis and its acute form means that various organs can no longer adequately fulfil their function of course that leads to circulatory failure mung failure and also kidney failure as was the case with ms seeker. her condition remained critical for weeks on end she and her husband began to fear the worst. ultimately her doctors decided to open her abdominal cavity to remove dying or inflamed tissue it was a risky operation with an uncertain outcome. was a marine was lucky the operation was successful and after all the pain and setbacks her condition stabilised. now one year on she's back on her feet again her gold ladder has been removed to prevent the pancreatitis recurring. and she feels almost as fit as she did before her severe illness. i'm here in the german red cross clinics in berlin west end in the department for gastroenterology and meeting dr and the storm he's head of the department of gastroe

i have a very different perspective in next ten yard instead of thinking about what i might do in ten years time i now say no i'm not waiting i'm going to do right now. the priority is to live life in the present and we should leave. how often does this cancer occur in germany about twenty thousand patients are newly diagnosed with cancer female a little bit more than meal and the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer causes a lot of fear why is that. cancer is very dangerous unfortunately is detected very late in most cases the papers. cannot be operated anymore with us tazes in the liver and the lymph nodes are preventing a complete resection of the pain cross cancer which is necessary to heal the patient and that what makes this cancer so aggressive first of all the cells are dressing very early spreading and they're costing metathesis as i mentioned on the other hand side symptoms such as weight loss or john dies very late in the disease course and when this of course the cancer is often so far advanced that it cannot be resected anymore so early detection would be great but actually the

ten-year is up six basis points today. i know we're conditioned - >> not an insignificant move in a day. >> that's my point that's a very large move we're conditioned for a very calm rate environment over the last couple years. we don't see six basis point moves in one day i think that's the problem as it relates to today and why we're down >> you have the jvix jumping asa result, the dollar is up that's not a great scenario for people either. >> it's a combination. people are going to have to digest this. joe brings up velocity we have been talking about that time and time again. the velocity of these moves. that's what gets people very -- they start to unravel a little bit and start to get the next reaction is let's start selling. with the velocity, but does it continue or do we pull back and get to 3%, maybe we get back to 2.98%, something like that if we can grind near these 3s for a while without the big move like you mentioned, bill gross talking about 3.25, something like that. that would shake things up >> it doesn

deaths ten years ago and are very reluctant to let things escalate. calmly there our correspondent in the in armenia thank you so much. now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today australian cardinal george pell is likely to have two separate trials on the sex offense charges he's facing a court hearing in melbourne defense and prosecution agreed the allegations against pell should be split the seventy six year old is the most senior catholic worldwide to face trial on sex abuse allegations he's denied any wrongdoing. donald trump's former doctor says a letter that gave him a glowing bill of health in the run up to the twenty sixteen elections was dictated by trump himself carol bornstein is letter said trump would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency orenstein had previously said he had written. french police arrested over one hundred people after an archivist smashed shop windows and torched cars that are made a rally in paris authorities had warned of possible clashes with far left groups

welcome back bank is considering cutting ten thousand workers nearly one in ten employees from their payrolls the plan is the latest attempt to cut costs and stabilize the german banking giant and staffing levels reportedly have been a source of acrimonious debate within the company the planet's surface the head of the banks an annual shareholder meeting on thursday were even more radical proposals are expected to be considered including breaking up the big bank dr banks stock has lost a third of its value this year last month which of bank c.e.o. was quote unquote invited to leave his position only two weeks after telling employees that he was absolutely committed to the job. the year long grudge match between yelp and google has entered another chapter this time by yelp filing a legal action with the european union's antitrust agency yelps alleges that google favors its own services such as google maps and disadvantages competitors in search results when they do that yelp c.e.o. luther low cited a case from last year in which google was ordered to modify displays of search results

months you're going to see the biggest wave of mergers and acquisitions ever in history by a factor of ten as just thirty or forty percent of everything that's traded out there gets gobbled up and taken from. the twenty eight team facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg public apology tour continues to refer to failing to protect privacy of users they've made a stop in europe now earlier today mr zuckerberg told leaders of the european parliament that facebook hasn't done enough. but it's also become clear over the last couple of years that we haven't done enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well and that goes for feet news foreign interference in elections and developers misusing people's information. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility now is a mistake and i'm sorry for it mr zuckerberg also said facebook is committed to europe noting their headquarters in ireland other key facilities across europe which dovetailed into a mention of facebook's plans to increase their european workforce up from seven thousand to ten thousand employees. u.s. video streami

welcome back bank is considering cutting ten thousand workers nearly one in ten employees from their payrolls the plan is the latest attempt to cut costs and stabilize a german banking giant and staffing levels reportedly have been a source of acrimonious debate within the company the planet's surface the head of the bank's annual shareholder meeting on thursday were even more radical proposals are expected to be considered including breaking up the big bank dr banks stock has lost a third of its value this year last month which of bank c.e.o. was quote unquote invited to leave his position only two weeks after telling employees that he was absolutely committed to the job. the year long grudge match between yelp and google has entered another chapter this time by yelp filing a legal action with the european union's antitrust agency yelps alleges that google favors its own services such as google maps and disadvantages competitors in search results when they do that yelp c.e.o. luther low cited a case from last year in which google was ordered to modify the spoils of search results fo

a temperature range overnight roughly about five to ten, ten where we have the rain. of that weather front, the rain and also the cloud, from the south—east. it will brighten up the ridge of high pressure a cross brighten up the ridge of high pressure across us. there brighten up the ridge of high pressure across us. there will be some showers around, most of them in the north—west, and some of them will be heavy and thundery with hail. one or two popping up elsewhere. temperature—wise we are going down. temperatures lower, especially in the south—east. then for saturday we have a new weather front coming in, across the south—west. some heavy showers getting an across parts of wales and also northern ireland, but move away from that and it looks like it is going to be drier and brighter. still the timing of the showers a little bit uncertain. but i can tell you, dan and steph, it is mighty perky here this morning. you make it look lovely, it looks really lovely and sunny but i imagine there is a bit of a chill. thank you very much, we will see you in a bit. more horse

employees falling from eighty seven thousand to nine hundred seventy seven to me a five thousand and ten years and although it was not until two thousand and thirteen that the final near was put in that entity as cementing assets in employees have long since been dispersed to the private sector some great military ships are still being built most recently the two queen elizabeth class aircraft carriers but there's real concern that unless the government fully adopts of jorn particles report on shipbuilding strategy it will not be enough to keep the industry on its current skill never mind the nestles and visitors most of john recently m.p.'s from across the political parties and across the shipyard constituencies put their concerns to the new ministerial team at the ministry of defense of britain is due to ship and many of the warships and sea trials in talk being built and those being planned a testament to our naval heritage and the up to date skills of a superb work force right across the u.k. i hope this debate today is straight to the new minister and his officials not that this pla

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since ever in history by a factor of ten as just thirty or forty percent of everything that's traded out there gets gobbled up and taken pride. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine merry go round. nor middle of the room. welcome back a talking danish minister has sparked outrage after she called the effects of ramadan a risk to everyone and a story book said that fall stating leaves muslims observing the holy month lacking energy and it becomes dangerous for the rest of society. i want to call on muslims to take leave from work during the month of ramadan to would negative consequences for the rest of danish society i wonder if a religious order commanded observance or fourteen hundred year old pillar of islam is compatible with the society and labor market that we have in denmark in twenty eighteen this can be dangerous for all of us. the outspoken politician clarified that bus drivers hospital workers or people operating heavy machinery are a danger to themselves and if they haven't eaten all day the minister is already kno

yea rs crisis in 2008 put in the last ten years they have fallen by 4%.onomy has not grown it has not grown because productivity has not grown. he generally work is basically the same now as it was in 2008. breida producing and 90 in game to earn anymore. in a statement government said our new hire living wage has boosted pay for lowest earners at £2000. cutting taxes and make a sure people have the skills they need to a secure high well—paid jobs. real wages or spending power after we have been paid are going up, just unemployment is not a 40 year low with many people that may not feel that much better off. the people on this march they're calling for more secure and better paying jobs. the foreign office say they're supporting the families of 2 british nationals, who were kidnapped in a national park in the democratic republic of congo. the tourists were abducted yesterday a ranger travelling with them, was killed in the attack. north korea has announced it will dismantle its nuclear test site later this month — in plain view of the world's media. the t

it's a bit of fun with a thin piece of ten. it's a bit offun and with a thin piece of ten.m 070. still goalless. 22 minutes on the clock. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. we have high contrast and colour of the sky that there today. very crake and the damp and cloudy in the east, first in the west as the more blue sky and 5un5hine on offer. this was the view this afternoon. fairweather cloud around and more cloud that's been producing rain from a central and eastern parts of the country. here's the satellite picture and view from space. you can the satellite picture and view from space. you can see the satellite picture and view from space. you can see clear skies across space. you can see clear skies acro55 parts of northern ireland the west of scotland into western parts of wales and west england as well. the cloud and rain in the east will continue its progression northwards. clearing eventually from the southeast of mushy pu5h clearing eventually from the southeast of mushy push into northeast england afterwards eastern sc

a shooting at a high school in texas has left ten people dead and ten others wounded.th murder. he allegedly used a shotgun and a revolver from his father, who legally owned the weapons. now on bbc news it's time to click.

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ten people have been killed and ten others injured in a shooting at a high school in the u.s. state of texas the shooter has been identified as seventeen year old student demetrius pog who insists he stormed santa fe high school with the shotgun and a revolver and later surrendered to police several homemade bombs have been found at the scene and in the suspects home the governor of texas said information on his computer suggested the crime had been planned in advance. shooter has information contained in journals on his computer and cell phone that he said that not only did he want to commit the shooting but he wanted to commit suicide after the shooting the weapons used in this attack. there are two weapons one was a shotgun and the other is a thirty eight revolver. and neither these weapons were own or legally possessed by the shooter. information that both of these weapons were obtained by the shooter from his father. kind of oprah has more on how events unfolded. around eight am the school went into lockdown people heard shots in the hallway we are confirming that ten peo

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that's ten minutes faster than the previous record. the nose is 2900 feet tall and takes two or three days to complete. congratulations. >>> here's a question. do you get nervous seeing your phone battery zooming towards zero or feel like a part of you is missing when you leave your phone at home? well, you might need to see a doctor, in fact, you could have a full blown case of anxiety associated with your cell phone. >> i certainly am addicted cell phone user. i think some apps are probably more addicting than others, and i think they are built to be addi addicting. >> while there's apps on your phone to help you, abc 7's jessica castro explains in a special report tonight on abc news at 11:00, after game one. >>> speaking of which, look up. warriors superstar durant is flying into oakland on the side of an alaska airlines plane, while, not the real kd, but a huge photo of him. the boeing 737 features is 560 square foot image of k.d. you may have seen billboards for the plane all over oakland. it will land at oakland international ju

people dead and ten wounded. we started immediately barricaded the door as soon as we got in the classroom i mean a couple fellow classmates were trying to calm the girls down because they were just crying bawling and you know it was real and it was actually happening to our school . several people down here probably going to. come out. and see is no one is one out everybody just started running outside and you know everybody loved him. to the fears. so you think you could see like maybe he wouldn't do this again. the information contained in journals on his computer and cell phone did he said that not only did he want to commit the shooting but he wanted to commit suicide after the shooting. this is the that's the. this is. all the santa fe shooter has been identified as seventeen year old student to me to do this here he still md the school with a shotgun and also a revolver and later he surrendered himself to police court documents state he didn't shoot people that he liked so that quote he could have his stor

at ten forecast.re were plenty of clouds around today and it was slow to break up. as a result temperatures were cooler and below the average for most of the bay area. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over northern california. clouds will once again be on the increase tonight with a few areas of drizzle. on the satellite you can see the low pressure area to the north spinning up those showers and thunderstorms. another low is just off the coast. that will move right over the bay area tomorrow. it will bring a slight chance of showers to the bay area. highs will remain cool with numbers in the 50s and 60s. thursday will be slightly warmer with partly cloudy in the 60s and low 70s. the warming trend will continue into the weekend with mostly sunny skies. another cool low will move in on monday to bring more clouds and a slight chance of showers to start next week. (grant)there were 6 vehicles involved two fatalities so far the rest have been transportednb lanes of 880 closed with no eta of r

gaza has been under siege for ten years.estinians living in gaza, it is controlled by israel. israel controls what goes on and what goes out. there is a shortage of medical supplies, there is a shortage of food, there is a shortage of building material, and constant electric shortages. this is after two wars with israel. in the last decade. so we are looking at people who have an absolute right to protest, a military blockade imposed upon them by israel. they are protesting it peacefully, at what i find extraordinary about your narrative, laura, is what is it that you want palestinians do? you say that they should not be violent, but then they have is absolutely non—violent protest, which by the way, it is a popular lead protest. that is how it started. it started in gaza said, look, it is 110w started in gaza said, look, it is now unequivocally clear that there is no two state solution, there is no negotiations for us. and they decided to protest peacefully. many different groups decided to do that. seeded want them to prot

>> not at 2.5% >> if a ten-year treasury is 3%, is italy a better credit >> ten to two? >> the italian ten is 3.1 right now. >> that's the one that's off, not the 2. >> but actually, that move was more tame. that was only about 43 basis points from low to high in the recent range and so the question becomes -- >> the two >> no, the ten-year yield. >> i agree with you on the ten >> where should that be priced italian debt to gdp is 100%. did that fact sneak up on us, or are we aware there's chronic volatility there in 30 years, and a high debt to gdp in a not substantially growing economy. nobody should be surprised that yield is where it is >> italy has an 11% unemployment rate 1.4% gdp growth. private investment, public investment very weak across the board. contrast that to in the u.s. where we're probably going to print a 3%, 3.5% gdp number in this quarter maybe it's not sustainable, but we're growing more than where italy is growing at. we have double-digit earnings. revisions are up by 9% while multiples are down by 7%, and business was up. >> you're painting a sce

hza has been blockaded for more than ten years now. nearly half of young people can't find jobs while most families depend on humanitarian aid. >> glor: holly, just incredible images from gaza today. we should note that turkey and south africa have recalled their ambassadors from israel. you have been reporting in gaza for several days now. what is it like there tonight? >> reporter: jeff, there is a lot of grief here in gaza. they'll be burying many of their dead tomorrow. gt in general here in the gaza ttrip, most people are just trying to get on with their t ves, despite frequent power cuts and shortages of the goods that they need. >> glor: all right. holly williams for us. holly, thank you. the united nations human rights office criticized what it called the "shocking killing of dozens by israeli live fire," but israeli prime minister netanyahu said israel was acting in self- defense today. and the white house blamed the violence on the militant group hamas, saying they were trying to cynically provoke the response. back at the em

lies that have been lost and another ten that have been wounded.r speaking there. the us senatorfor texas, ted cruz, said once again texas had seen the face of evil. the agony, the hell that parents of this community is going through is unimaginable. everyone of us that is apparent that sent our sons or daughters of the school in the morning to have this horror meet them. this community is grieving mightily and the entire state of texas, the entire country is grieving the lobbies parents. grieving along with the these students. there have been too many of these. ted cruz speaking earlier. for more on this i've been speaking to my colleague peter bowes, who's in los angeles. it was ten people, including a teacher who have lost their lives. we know the name of the alleged gunman. he is 17 years old, and theirare, gunman. he is 17 years old, and their are, this is new information. of the people who have been described as people of interest. 0ne was at the scene and reacted in a suspicious way and is currently being questioned. someone else who has als

of rooftop solar panels so while some have decried the move over worries that the extra costs about ten thousand dollars per one family home many including the institute for market transformation found that certified energy efficient homes sell for two point one to five point three percent higher than those that the certification and the u.s. department of energy found the designated energy efficient home said to sell eighteen to thirty nine days faster than their competitors however it isn't just the rich and their new homes that benefit from energy efficiency turns out. the lowest twenty percent of income earners pay almost ten percent of their income on electricity while the highest twenty percent of earners spend under one and a half percent which is what makes the california move so interesting it isn't just about forcing solar panels on roofs it's about lowering the cost of those panels creating jobs for their installation and making new homes more affordable in the long run for families in any economic situation so the question is will the sun shine on california's new building c