Uels, if we are going to incentive advise,. My amendment encourages the natural gas vehicles. Same inventtives for it provides for electric vehicles. In a state like my state, and it can be few and far between. And they are afraid they wont have access. The surface transportation bill encourages the bill that natural bill. My amendment will encourm vehicles that will actually consume the nationality tral gas fuel. Amendment. Ommonsense and i reserve. The chair the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. For what purpose does gentlewoman seek time. Ms. Schakowsky i rise in opposition which would undermain the Obama Administration tailpipe trations. Provides the benefits and on oil. Reduce relines and our health. By 2025, these rules are 25cted to expected to save million and and reduce americas dependence on oil. These are rules that have been overwhelming success due the participation of multiple stake healeders groups. And state ap local governments and than tall organizations. Es
Their little signs of hope when it comes to syria and on the diplomatic level we are trying to set up hotspots for registration when people come here. All this is a start and it will not change the influx the day after tomorrow. You have to make clear this is not going to change things frequently. Wefeel at the end of the day need more European Solidarity. We need more European Solidarity in this. You mentioned austria in sweden. Per capita they are taking more than the german people. They have been extremely generous, both countries. Other seven less than generous. At a certain moment we have to find ways and means to get to a solution. On that note, talking about European Solidarity, there has been tremendous resistance in Eastern Europe to this. The ontarians leading the way. Hunt darians leading the way hungarians leading the way. Player Eastern Europeans so reluctant to help in the crisis . I cant help but note after the last presentation that what everyones view used to be of ger
The first time this year. Road map begins with the markets searching for fresh highs. Dow closing in on 17k after logging its first sixday winning streak since december. Last weeks winning sector, utilities, where weve got action today, lead higher again . General electric overcoming the latest hurdles in its bid in france. Lululemons founder, new allies in his fight to shake up the retailers board. More drama more lulu. Stocks looking to make more history. Dows in 53 points of 17,000. Blue chips and s p in the midst of the sixsession winning streak after hitting highs. Nasdaq closing at its highest level in 14 years. S p so far this year, up 6. 2. I was reminded by s p capital last week, last summer it was up 7 . Everybody sort of knowing well close out q2. What kind of stage does it set for the middle of the year . Look the news headlines, out this morning, bullish actist. M and a, utility deal, also existing home sales at 10 00 a. M. To watch. Economists are looking for a gain there
Democratizing force. It is powerful in terms of being a ladder for social and economic mobility. But right now there are really significant discrepancies in the adoption and availability of a lot of these technologies such as broadband in lower income communities. So im concerned about that these communities are often the vulnerable populations. And that theyre often adversely affected by technology transitions. So the question very simply is, is what can we do, what should we be doing to ensure that reliable voice and Broadband Services are delivered to the public regardless of economic background or geography . Well, if i can just jump in a little bit. I think its really two questions. One question is the rural question. How can you get these facilities that are very expensive built in very rural areas . And that the fcc and a number of states have universal funds to help get that infrastructure built. The other question, the adoption question, is really a question that theres been a
Im worried about holes or gaps. If i can go down that way of this idea of the penetration were seeing sort of equally applied, you know, access to technology is to me a great democratizing force. It is powerful in terms of being a ladder for social and economic mobility. But right now there are really significant discrepancies in the adoption and availability of a lot of these technologies such as broadband in lower income communities. So im concerned about that these communities are often the vulnerable populations. And that theyre often adversely affected by technology transitions. So the question very simply is, is what can we do, what should we be doing to ensure that reliable voice and Broadband Services are delivered to the public regardless of economic background or geography . Well, if i can just jump in a little bit. I think its really two questions. One question is the rural question. How can you get these facilities that are very expensive built in very rural areas . And tha