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montgomery tyco director says residents here do a great job.us one of the highest recycling rates on th eastern supd. >> reporter: but he says there's lots that can be done. so, theransition team came up with dozens of ideas on how to get residents t do a better job of recycling. one is called pay as you row. pay as you throw is a system where people are charged more if they throw out more trash. it insentnctivizes components and rio grandeling more. >> reporter: the residents we spoke with are split on the ea >> people trash everything and anything they don't need because they don't have to pay additionally. but if you have additional costs, peoplemiill be more ful. >> i think it would incentivize illegal dumping. >> reporter: most people look to decrease the carbon to figure out how it can be done. >> we're going to take the next year t see, does this make sense economically? and does it make sense for us to implement? and if so, do we get residents buy in? >> coming up, a wrong turn led to shots fired. still rahead, h from the driver who say

our european partners, right now there are europeans in china training to become tyco nauts for the upcoming chinese space station. china is moving rapidly to entice the world to join them in their efforts in lower earth orbit. >> i would to thank senator cruz. >> i want to thank senator cruz as well. i'm working with senator cornyn, it's critical to maintain our partnership and all the things we've heard. what i hear from you, administrator, is you have set a goal and believe that it's possible that commercial activities will be able to pick up that cost by 2025, which certainly seems very ambitious. my question is for mr. o'connell, do you believe the commercial space industry would start picking that all up in 2025? is that realistic? or should we be thinking about something else? >> senator, thank you. we are seeing a number of industry partners come forward, partly to understand the roles that they can play on the space station, the extent to which they can access it. so far we're seeing relatively small applications for the space station. but we're hoping to encourage others for larger

every time i think of adt, i think of tyco back in the day, if you remember.curity systems in the age of the internet have been up ended by all new sorts of technology >>> few other stocks to batch this morning fuji film? remember that? they got to drop the film. poor film company. i feel bad for them. why did i buy all those photomats? that huge investment i thought, people love pictures. you're going to get them quickly, this is going to be around forever anyway, 890 million -- >> i think of that movie with robin williams when he played that creepy guy at the photo place. >> they made attempts to diversify over the past months this one to bolster health care business meanwhile, tesla ceo elon musk's attorneys say he did not violate the s.e.c. and rejects the attempt to hold him in contempt of court >>> at a panel in austin, elizabeth warren reiterated points from her blog post last week she said we want to keep the market place competitive, not let a giant with manipulative advantage snuff you out. joining us now to talk about this is ed lee cnbc contributor