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i think things chaied up. >> can we now taste?ust for kicks for me can you add more pepper and ginger to one? >> cheers. >> cheers. >> and then at the end when she tasted that, watching the expression and her smile, this is my tea. >> that is tea! >> it was fan ttastic. >> yay! i like it. >> oh, that was such a good day. >> that's what i like, guys, about watching that tape. i know, howard, that's the real deal. you know howard is very detailed. i said, hello mr. pod calling the kettle black. the two of you together, you were very serious about what you wanted. >> you know how all this started. gayle, you were there. weigh were at a wedding. who's wedding? we were at a wedding. >> at a friend's wedding. >> okay. >> that would be george and melody. we're sitting at the table. go ahead. >> i started talking with about t tea. i was telling you about a tea i was brinking, a certain brand. >> wrong brand. >> and you said have i got a tea for you. you sent tea to my room and the next day i was like, oh, my god. this tea is so good. >> a

this he went straight to the dominance of thompson's station in the back of the chai at the top fifty but the fight to make einstein and screamed. acting. but a compliment that i got to see the softer been hardest hit by bullets and yet not totally into this gigantic activity. but best of it. i mean things have been in the movie attributes the success of the fin to the benefits or should i switch it off. which of the i mean. i think all of us agree it would not enjoy invention of printing again to make do with the flu about. james hopes also should change would go to associate with sequins talking about hiding at the end of the river that make me a packet of me the kiddos that were detected. i live. the plan i've made. try to speak truth to the student was in need. this will not effect the change this question is of course volunteered for this one. who isn't it odd that the team is made to rescue the dentist he comes back and beat again. but sometimes i do. al qaeda just wanted to go. i just wonder how you with the joints wanna take that and this connection the ghost of a connection.

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ademÁs de la tuta se encontrÓ con nazario moreno el chay.o y las personas que trataban de salir de Él se dieron con piedras, palos y tubos, hasta que la policÍa tuvo que intervenir. lanzando gases lacrimÓgenos. al final 35 detenidos y una decena de lesionados los indÍgenas plantaron frente al edificio para exigir mÁs obras sociales en sus comunidades. >>> lo que estÁ sucediendo en tamaulipas en mÉxico. tiene a los habitantes viviendo en pÁnico. en los Últimos 4 dÍas grupos rivales se han enfrentado con todo. en casas pÚblicos en las calles. y en negocios, disputÁndose el control del territorio. por lo menos 24 personas han muerto y ante la emergencia las autoridades han enviado elementos de ejÉrcito de la marina y la policÍa federal para reforzar la seguridad en carreteras y aeropuertos. >>> al regresar en noticiero telemundo el aparato que promete cambiar la vida a millones de personas paralizadas. van a poder recuperar el movimiento y hasta su vida sexual. >>> hablamos con familias hispanas que hacen mal vars, para poder pagar el alquiler

people are talking about chai >> stephani -- china all the time.razil and koreans. >> interesting. is there a sense amongst the russians that now because of what is going on over there, they are more anxious to have a place here. >> i have recently heard that. that they want to get out of there and actually move here. >> what is the characteristic of these non-american buyers? do they tend to be at higher parts of the market? >> obviously when you see a headline like the $88 million, that's what people are going to pay attention to. but i have worked with buyers who are buying $2 million apartments, and many of them are cash, some financed as well. >> what sense -- let's talk about cash versus finance. again, this is a country-wide phenomenon in that there are cash buyers and a lot of people who can't buy with cash are left out, because if i'm up against a cash buyer, even if my offer is better will you take the cash deal? >> a lot of times we will because it is a more secure buyer. and if we are talking about condos and new developments which is w

this station that of the chai activity now. but the fight to make einstein and screamed his name and his acting but in the main thing that i accept that it is after band or dependable it to me yet gotten me into this didactic activity. but it's tough to do. i mean things have been in the movie attributes the success of this into the bend of the social message across. the all of us agree it would not enjoy intention of drinking again to make do with the photo above. james hopes also should change would go to associate with statements of what the above hundred at the end didn't regret after making it the kids got me to lick it and said what did it to the back my photo. it just went through. the money right the mix. he mentions in two thousand feet. this will not be back to this question who was trying to do this one. i had. who wouldn't it makes the list of the ghost gums back but then think again. but sometimes i make them fit for a bag fell to her car the move. just wanted to go. and i'm dates but don't imagine what it teaches

>> is it like a chain, a anchor chai >> a bitmore. m >> holly molly, it's bigger than that backdoor. >> it is. and actually in that moment you hear a snap and that's because its fin broke and they were finally able to get it completely on the boat. >> you can never go fishing again because you're never going to catch anything better than this. it's your last day fishing. >> it's a big sucker. >>> some very intense moments at a structure fire in china. firefighters responding to the scene have already rescued 15 people, 5 are still trapped inside this building and here you see them bringing a child out of that building. that small childress cued safely, but there are still people inside. here's an even smaller child. 18 months old and you can see in that image the firefighter had taken off his own mask and placed it over the face of the child to help protect it while they brought it outside. and now this woman comes out. she turns back to the firefighters and gestures. there's two more people inside. firefighters continue their rescue

agents have contacted chay drid chu as well as -- david chu as well as other supervisors. leland yee was a member of the san francisco board of supervisors in the late 1990s. >>> there is a new effort to train airport workers to be on the lookout for human trafficking going on right in front of them. ktvu's brian flores heard from one victim of trafficking and joins us live to explain the program underway at oakland international airport to rescue others. brian? >> reporter: hi, tori. good afternoon. it's a bigger problem than most think. here at oakland international airport as well as the two other bay area airports, tsa agents, airport employees and even passengers need to be aware that this is, as you mentioned, happening right in our own back yards. the antitracking coalition hosted the event to teach agents the signs of human and section trafficking. organizers say this is a major problem right here in the bay area. oakland airport was the last of three bay area airports to get trained for the signs of human trafficking. and while tsa agents and airline employees wer

us officials are providing some assistance of their own chai she said that a japanese man in washington with ukraine's finance minister alexander slept on he agreed to guarantee one billion dollars worth of loans. with his loan guarantee agreement ukrainian government is empowered to take steps to gain access to low cost financing from international capital markets and help to ease ukraine's economic transition project early for the muzzle. the use of the us and its allies are prepared to impose more sanctions on russia. if they continue to whip up the mast blindness is from the us the ukraine. the eu and russia will discuss the christ again on thursday when they meet in geneva this time to check on them like it's in the latest trading on wall street the chief investment strategist from pnc financial bill stone has thirty tackles us stocks moved higher the open on monday. in this holiday shortened trading week displayed very core showing last week and rising tensions in ukraine. helping the sentiment was better than expected us retail sales for march which included some of her revisions

the film will expand chai. its use he now teaches peace accord knew he couldn't find it. as you who've read too much and out of bed that school the teachers he says she said it was too wrinkled my nose has written since tuesday. to my internist often used to. it also shows the steps. ahh bliss hours on toast and john c c he's doubly member of saddam's immediate need that to invite us to go again. the police have said that what comes out and announces to the temple without consent. she is and that she was coming months and time management and more they catch a quick engine is when we met someone that began. was i did not have fought to java to get to image into teeny increasing his chances of surviving many have to travel long distances like what you don't need on their hands up connor on chinese top in danger the london twenty clinics at around the country in the aegean sea costs of buying kmh when a nation gb to my boss. it has a torn piece of land in and says to shut it the chance to its many prostitutes. in the gypsies expedient off but i see members of patients acorns

building but decided not to instead met only with tea and appointed a regional heads and demonstrations chai is no treaty the offices that have taken aback and one that i've seen yet smith he did insist he was ready to compromise and in fact a local referendum should ban it thus when the price for coming up with them but this one from the uk zags it from the european union is found in bond from talking to media one was for him to come on his ideas in a series of inks he's not even his own landfill has vanished from the intense oc split like iceland to start how cool the simple things in two thousand pounds was handed to me in mansfield to settle seventy wax for the british embassy in manila. it was his cry is whacking out the best strategy for the uk for execs from the european union. a few days they sent the bricks is toward women has been forced into a dt assignments mansfield stalled on economic affairs has vanished from the next while the foreign office banned him from giving any interviews with the press esc i will soon make that position. that they don't want to be announced to the tip

so family of three of our people is the highest power at the leash and she laughed the heat's ish chai seen collection is growing in eastern ukraine. i don't lose a friend in all of them ukraine and has always loved carol and reverb or an investment that it inspired us. how can any invites someone to say alas it's not save ourselves. when one lead in our one only time will pass it along with any seven lead at the moment which must display a new cooking eating and weight. his deputy has sided with the gunmen then and wanted a central government to cancel the anti operation that has to stop the rot set in the region the regional council asked to withdraw troops and honesty all depends on the dance they deck it is also insist on adoption on the last local referendums and increasing the site is of local councils the unity government and you should not only here until sunday to demand need to get started. marinate in other news i pretended we also demand the government needed to combat the enemy military action speaking in a los angeles zion train and on the course has today been imminent d

chai is the wall second largest economy has provided a boost to the local economy as substantial progress has been made in rebalancing its external cause of the old school smuggle had the heavy reliance on investment and trade its resultant a blast bomber bill inc's itunes the financial stocks at the local government finance is also prone to walk it's still early we talked with xt issue with that. the out of my stops the nobel prize laureates i economics science is that that's what the time that can maintain its sustainable world's richest it depends on the eighth to home grumpy today see any imagination and also will be a very big test for eight before china and a certain time and many other asian emerging economies including india indonesia and japan also need to make stripes with whom to try products. onto other news the international manager fund has to know that it's twenty fourteen kill the economic growth will cost the three point six percent down by zero point one to ten percentage points from its generate past events. the imf warned about the global economy is strengthening but f

oprah chai will be everywhere, their stay. could raise that. >> the nasdaq ceo also paid a visit to charlie. here's what he had to say about michael lewis, who alleges the stock market is rigged by high-frequency traders. >> he did say that. i think i was irresponsible on his part. let me tell you why. i also feel -- >> you don't disagree with what he said? you disagree with qualifying it as rigged? both.ittle the old. -- of his description of how it works is not accurate. i feel poorly for the academics. are researched more than any other market out there. we have had 100 academic papers written about how the u.s. market operates. there are a similar number overseas. when you see the stack of papers there, it is about this high. i have read a lot of them. you have people come out in favor of them and against it. >> high-frequency trading? >> this is what academics spend their life work studying. this does not really allow itself to default into a story. it is not a storytelling issue. it is a dense academic paper. >> hfts hav

i asked him about lowered expectations for chai >> stephanie:'s economic growth. >> it is adjusted to 7, 7.5, and that's good news for china and the whole world. [ inaudible ] way high, and to push the rebalancing, drop back from investment [ inaudible ] to consumer driven and also push the [ inaudible ] agenda. you push for the growth and you push for the reform, so i think the chinese have made it very clear they understand the choices, they want to take the gradual growth, [ inaudible ] 7.5, supported by energy efficiency, climate changing, but meanwhile push for the reform agenda and move things forward. >> how do you explain to a western audience's china's attempt to get its consumers to buy more. >> the [ inaudible ] involving the -- the key issue involve opening the service sector. you want people to consume [ inaudible ] you want to make sure people can own more money. how can you do that? you have to open the service sectors and also open the private sector so private sector will be able to hire more people. when people earn more they spend more. >> we have also seen strikes

defend the philippines in case of a territorial dispute with chai? nah? >> are you saying the u.s.ider using military force? >> reporter: he never really answered that, because the answer not necessarily. the treaties don't say the u.s. must intervene militarily. mr. obama did signing a agreement to give the u.s. military greater access to military bases in the philippines. about 2,000 u.s. marines are rotating into australia. the pivot to asia, apparently on a slow role. the white house believes even if he has one agreement, then the trip was a success. >>> there is more ahead this news hour, including munich looking to turn the tables in the champions league final. ♪ >>> now diamond smugglers could soon be out of business in the ivory coast. the embargo on blood diamonds is considering to be lifted. >> reporter: a stone so small yet worth so much. this diamond could be his ticket out of this mine, but there's always someone watching. he decides its value. the gem can be worth anything from $0.05 to $50 million. >> translator: finding a diamond is a question of luck. if it's small

correctness nazis hound me to apologize for every slight and when i have to learn to pronounce words like chai and quinoa. i get it. liberals can be obnoxious. they don't want politicians nagging but what we can name the football team, how big our soda can be, who we have offended, we have wives for that. >> is this a situation that's so far over the line that it doesn't strike you as a liberal p.c. lynch mob? >> let me first say you took a three and a half minute editorial i did, mostly not about the subject you showed. when you show it out of context it doesn't make sense. the point we were making, it started asking how do republicans win elections? how do they do it when they don't represent the people. there are more of us than there are of them. they are crazier than they used to be. i then went into how do they do it? obviously the voter fraud stuff, gerrmandering, et cetera. then i went into cultural resentment. heart landers to resent unimportant things that come up with liberals or get them to vote against their own interest. these people are voting against their own interest. they ar

want to do something to elevate tea but do something to help people get access to education and oprah chaibe available mother's day. only she could raise the tent on this. tea is a $90 billion global, more than coffee. i came back. the company was in deep trouble and i came back. your question about, i am deeply involved in the company. i have shifted my focus to innovation, specifically, what we are going to do on mobile platforms. we have got an opportunity to do something significant. >> you want to be a forerunner of mobile pay. >> everyone in the world is chasing mobile payment. the question is who is going to become the visa of digital payment. no doubt the phone will become -- your digital wallet. >> who are the competitive -- the competitors? >> it is everybody. we are already processing over 5 million mobile transactions week on your phone. >> give me a sense of how fast the velocity of mobile payments, and at what time will they be the large majority of the way people pay in contrast to credit cards and cash? >> first off, i think there is no question that the phone is displacing

they started selling oprah chai. an infusion of cinnamon, and gloves, mostly black tea and a south african schrub. for every purchase the donation is made to the oprah winfrey leadership academy. it will cost $15 for 2 ounces. >> you get some tea, you get some tea. >> meanwhile berkeley students are feeling a double-double let down. >> some thought an in and out burger was setting up. but turns out it was a senior blank. many saw the banner announcing a opening of an in and out. the closest franchise, is 11 miles away. the campus is the further out from the in and out location. >> if i were an in and out, i'd build one. everybody disappoint there isn't one. >> can the police search your smartphone without a warrant? >> and pets killed in the south bay. we'll tell you who police say is to blame. >>> and update, breaking nows, at least six people were shot inside a fedex facility in georgia. we have new details about the suspects. >>> breaking news. at least six people shot inside a fedex facility. what we've just lear

. >> charlie: what's happening in chai is that? >> china is very good. we have webo. we've won that listing. they'll come public on our market in two weeks. we have two great technology companies listing in nasdaq the same day. saber holdings an webo which is the chinese twitter. so we're a very strong franchise there and pipeline of really first rate chinese companies. >> charlie: why did ally ba ba in the end decide not to go public in china? >> i don't know that that's the end so i can't comment but we'll see how things proceed. >> charlie: cybersecurity is an issue, too, isn't it? >> it has been for a long period of time. it obviously represents a tax on our business and other businesses, but it's fund meany important that we excel at it and the last thing you can do is get relaxed at all. so we built up our capabilities. we've got to stay one step ahead of, you know, that kind of risk. >> charlie: this happens to be today's financial time. >> yes, it is. (laughter) >> charlie: you've read this story, i'm sure. >> i have. i haven't seen the hard copy. i've read it

oprah chai is going to be in stores.to be big. >> you can get that full interview tonight on charlie rose. here's the question. if tom drinks that t, does he have to do yoga? he's arching his back. chai.ah >> is interesting that he is talking about seed because of coffee prices being higher. -- talking about t because of coffee prices being higher. >> citigroup earnings, we will be right back. ♪ >> the morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. alex insists that we speak commodities. she had to go out and find breaking news just to justify. she has company news this morning. >> it is taking websites hit hard by securities. to websites scramble to patch your systems. many us to rent -- many underestimated the time and cost to restore user data. aboutonves as was paid $57 million last year. eight percent higher than 2012. cbs is the most watched network in the u.s.. amazon may release a smart phone in the second half of the year, this according to the "wall street journal." user could see three-dimensional

i'd love to sit with you over a cup of chai, and we'll take it up. specific question. >> unfortunately, that's all we have the time for, but karen speaks tomorrow on a panel with jeff, and supreme and combating violation and ways to do it around the world. that will be interesting tomorrow evening at the contemporary arts, but thank you for thanking karen for the wonderful presentation. [applause] thank you for supporting this for the seventh year, thank you, pat and mike. we are adjourned. good evening. >> thanks so much. [inaudible conversations]re und extinction and this one is the result of human intervention. this is from the seattle townhall and it is about an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i, too, am very impressed such a large number of people are hear on a friday night. i really aappreciate it. i want to introduce you to what is known as an alanal. to believe able to survive in different sorts of habitat. in the case of the hawaiian crows most of the species died out after the human acombrie acombriefb -- arrived. in hawaii, the

i would love to sit with you over a cup of chai and take this on because that's a long story, a longe could take this on afterwards, yes? very india-specific question. kiran will be speaking on a panel tomorrow about combating violence and how there are different ways of doing that around the world. it's at the museum of contemporary art. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking kiran for her wonderful presentation. [applause] thanks to pat and mike koldyke for supporting this. we are enjoined. good evening. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public events from washington putting him in the room with congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, and offering complete gavel to gavel as a public service. we are c-span created 30 years ago and brought to you by her local cable or satellite provider. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. month, we'res pleased to present the winning entries in the student cam video documentary competition. it encourage

someone last week said can you pick me up a dirty chai. everybody's own starbucks. a dirty chai.s sfla. >> i don't think we ever planned for people to start ordering things that were not on the menu. what's happened is one of the keys to the success of the company has been the ability of the customer to customize. and that customization has given rise to things we never believed were possible but also a credit to our people for being able to make it. you can make your own starbucks in ways -- i was just in last week, i was in indonesia and i walked into a starbucks in bali and i walked in and i heard people ordering things that i've never even dreamed were possible but again, it's the local relevancy of starbucks around the world now in 64 countries. >> local relevancy has to do with something that is uniquely american capitalist and i want to talk about with you. the world's changed. we were enemies with vietnam for substantial portion of the -- of vietnam's existence. vietnam is now a remarkable country for starbucks. talk about starbucks capitalism and how it's changed relatio

i would love to sit with you over a cup of chai and it will take this on. it's a long story.ecific question. >> unfortunately, i think that's all we have time for. karen will be -- kiran sethi will be speaking tomorrow night. combating violence and how there are different ways of doing it around the world. it should be very interesting. tomorrow evening. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking kiran sethi for her wonderful presentation. [applause] and, of course, and thinking pat and mike for their incredible vision and generosity in supporting this program for the seventh year. thank you, pat and mike. [applause] ..

you build chai's -- ties to china. we have done that in a hugely dynamic way. even on the military side, we are now expanding our military with direct interaction with china. both sides are committed to expanding that. we are negotiating a treaty with china. a lot of the reforms that china is advocating domestically are things we have advocated for them to do for years. we have provided expertise in thinking through some of those issues. there are a lot of ways in which we engage china very broadly. these are a very institutional -- these are on a very institutionalized basis. i think in addition to that, we need to do a little more. we need to do more in terms of articulating our conception for the region. it is not just the principle of obeying international law and respecting territory integrity. how we see the region evolving and not just categorical terms. we have a stronger story to tell him that. >> can you take on the question of anti-semite is him -- anti-semitism? >> there was a pamphlet that went around. it said that as of a certain date, all jews in

i'd love to sit with you over a cup of chai, and we'll take it up. specific question. >> unfortunately, that's all we have the time for, but karen speaks tomorrow on a panel with jeff, and supreme and combating violation and ways to do it around the world. that will be interesting tomorrow evening at the contemporary arts, but thank you for thanking karen for the wonderful presentation. [applause] thank you for supporting this for the seventh year, thank you, pat and mike. we are adjourned. good evening. >> thanks so much. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thank you very much. i, too, am very impressed that such a large number of people are here on a friday night, and i really, really appreciate it. thanks very much for being here. i want to start by introducing you to this up op the screen, a hawaiian you, and i know that he looks a lot like an ordinary crow you might find around here, but there's significant differences of the his beak is thicker and legs are thicker. the hawaiian islands had several species of crows which probably, at least

it was the make chai, not war tour. $100,000 was spent on getting electrical charging stations so he could green up the embassy. $350,000 were spent on facebook ads. $700,000 was spent on landscaping for the embassy in brussels. $5 million was spent on crystal wine glasses and crystal glassware, bar ware for the state department for embassies. you can argue the legitimacy of these, but it's hard to argue that in the face of the sdast irin ben ghazi, and it's hard to argue this in the face of people say, well, we didn't have enough money. the other criticism i think that ought to be considered with regard to ben ghazi is that -- this is something i think the review board didn't adequately address -- is whether or not in the midst of a country coming out of war that really the state department should be in charge of security. whether they can adequately provide security. i think one of the biggest mistakes in decision -- these all happen from your predecessor, not you, but the biggest decision mistake i think in ben ghazi was thinking that ben ghazi was more like paris than baghdad. ha

if i now create a mortgage backed security using all these loans chai charlie and the others sold meand put a guarantee on it, charging 45 cents per hundred dollars for, i now create a mortgage backed security backed by 1.50 and capital of the mortgage backed security and the 2.50, and then i sell it back to you. this creates tremendous incentive for me as a government gsi to be in the business of buying your bad loans. >> i understand. >> i want -- so the banks only lead fannie and freddy into the extent that it's in their interest they get into the difference, extract confession, and later on once this process is underway and mortgage standards are written, the basic game is organized, that's when investment banks get into the game. it is no accident that when the crisis occurred, well over half, perhaps as much as two-thirds of all the others sit inside fannie and freddie. >> i don't know that that number's true. there's controversy about it. the fact is, though, a lot is sitting inside privately run, not subject to the act, privately invested in, highly leveraged investment bank

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chai tea latte. >> when jewish not drinking beer. >> perfect.t starbucks, too. it is 29 minutes before the top of the hour. thank you for joining us. >> an extreme weather alert now following a deadly tornado outbreak this morning. the country now facing severe flooding threats from alabama to upstate new york. >> maria molina, who has been all over the country in the past week, is now athens, alabama. down along the panhandle of florida, the big story is the flooding. in some spots you'll wind up with up to two feet of rain. >> how incredible isf punch with tornadoes and now we are seeing flooding across parts of the gulf coast. here in atkins, alabama, this is where an ef-3 tornado tore through the city with winds of up to 140 miles per hour. it did kill two people just down the road from where we're standing and we are looking at more severe weather possible today. like i want to mention, we do wants to talk about that flood threat, which is in place, from parts of alabama and even the florida panhandle, up into parts of southern new england.

it was the make chai, not war tour. $100,000 was spent on getting electrical charging stations so he could green up the embassy. $350,000 were spent on facebook ads. $700,000 was spent on landscaping for the embassy in brussels. $5 million was spent on crystal wine glasses and crystal glassware, bar ware for the state department for embassies. you can argue the legitimacy of these, but it's hard to argue that in the face of the sdast irin ben ghazi, and it's hard to argue this in the face of people say, well, we didn't have enough money. the other criticism i think that ought to be considered with regard to ben ghazi is that -- this is something i think the review board didn't adequately address -- is whether or not in the midst of a country coming out of war that really the state department should be in charge of security. whether they can adequately provide security. i think one of the biggest mistakes in decision -- these all happen from your predecessor, not you, but the biggest decision mistake i think in ben ghazi was thinking that ben ghazi was more like paris than baghdad. ha

on tuesday we introduced oprah chai throughout starbucks and tee vanna stores.nity to set the tone for the beginning of the reinvention of the tea category which i said publicly is a $90 billion global category that we think is right for innovation and can do for tea what we've done for coffee. >> going to do it for beer? you decided we're moving forward with the rollout of the program in 1,000 stores. beer and wine coming up in the evening? >> i think we've had great success testing it and as troy said in the call, the test is over. we're going to bring beer and wine to select stores. we recognize that it's not for every store, but in the stores that we did test it, not only did we get incre mentality in that category but the fixed asset to the company, the stores are open anyway and people are coming in for other things besides beer and wine. we think there's upside in our ability to take the average unit volume from a 1.3 million, significantly up in the future and i think the challenge for us candidly is make sure we do this in a way that is thoughtful not t