in stanford or please a pseudo-expert, it has to please the federal core of engineers and the united states epa, those are the review organizations the plan that is in place now was done with the model that is acceptable to those organizations it was done by a, firm, using the model for federal review for these programs and when it was given to the experts, even the professors that were critical of the model felt it was appropriate and saw no evidence of bias and they did not know whether or not the model was accurate. >> i think the public may have a concern, we believe you but we know there's misinformation occupant there about all things. as a person from the community, how do you think people see this? do you think that they feel that the government does not get it and not listening to them? >> the voters supported this, and that is the reason for building the train. what the voters voted for was a 33 billion-dollar project where tickets were $35 to go from san francisco to la and it was going to carry 117 million riders annually. i have the documentation, you cannot disagree by shaking you

understanding vose at trey on i think is the product that cannot be manufactured in the united states because of the eparted and makes up as much as 10% of our military uniforms and other things -- >> i would respectfully say to the gentleman - foot is a different situation. if the gentleman has different facts on that i'm happy to look but the facts i've been given is that it's only one company. it's in the netherlands. and mr. simmons is telling me that is correct that we have several companies in the united states and they've made big investments in the united states. some put in $500 million of investments and south carolina one is put somewhere else but they aren't going to stay in business if we continue to buy from a source outside the united states it's not enough supplies it's the matter whether we are going to comply with the very amendment or continue the succession. >> of the chair recognizes the lady from ohio, ms. sutton. >> thank you. i wish to share my support for doing all we can to make sure our military utilizes products made right here in the u.s. and when viable alternatives exist a

also about if you look at the way we've analyzed accidents in the united states, it focused on a single unit being affected. pu so our eparequirements focus on a single unit event. the size and staffing is really based upon a single unit event. so in many cases at multiple event site, resources could be brought to bear to help fight the problem at that single unit may be taken from a multiple unit and if you're dealing with a multiple unit event at the same time, you have considerations with regard to adequate staffing, who makes the decisions on how to triage and how you go about proceeding with what you need to do first. other impacts. the ability to provide emergency notification when communications will be damaged. the ability to transmit plant data to licensees is extremely important for the people in the emergency operation facilities and emergency operation centers for the state to have continued information so that they're better informed and so that the state and locals can make better decisions with regard to protective actions. the availability of real time and on site and off site radiation measurements durin

epa estimates. deferred payments offer ends may 31st. >>> 16 minutes past the hour. we talk a lot about the special relationship between the united statesf together as leaders on the world stage. now that certainly on display after a big toast yesterday by the queen at buckingham palace last night. president obama is now getting back to business this morning. he meets with the prime minister of britain, david cameron and the two leaders will be holding a joint press conference in about 20 minutes. we'll bring it to you live. set to start at 7:35 eastern time this morning. later, the president makes his way to parliament. he's going to address both houses, also a historic event to have a sitting president of the united states to address the parliament. >> get him to talk about libya, afghanistan, the global economic situation, of course he heads on to a g-8 meeting in france after this. an awful lot on their plate. a big win for democrats, kathleen hochul won the special election for a congressional seat. she appealed to voters who are upset with the gop's plan to revamp medicare. yesterday's election was to replace former republican con