the environment. they're going to start trials in one small area, one particular area where workers will get greater access to the cores that trierp trying to bring under control. it's a brave attempt and it's only a temporary attempt. bill our best to all of them. dominic, thanks, in ocaka, japan. -- in osaka, japan. martha: back to ohio a. group of buckeye republicans, republicans, are now leading the effort to try to scale back ohio's very controversial antiunion bill. governor john kasich strongly supports this bill which has become the toughest attempt in the country, really, by a state to clamp down on union rights. but there's now a group of republicans in his state who say that they don't like this bill, and they want to see it scaled back. state senator bill seitz is a republican who is leading this effort and we welcome him in morning, good morning to you. >> good morning, martha. martha: i want to point out