liz ann sonders and heidi moore joining me. up next, we're on the money. what is starbucks' recipe for success? my conversation with the company's founder and ceo about how he wants to do for tea what he has done for coffee. >>> and how health care may not be so healthy a business. >>> and later, talking tough on the smartphone market. can a new phone from a glass economy not so far away take a bite out of apple? what innovation means for your personal technology use, as we take a look at how the stock market ended for the week. back in a moment. >>> welcome back. president obama pushing for an increase in the minimum wage to $9 an hour. but business is debating the unintended consequences of such a move. this week i caught up with starbucks ceo and founder howard schultz to talk about that, farming, and how high-tech is driving his business. >> some big news in the day was taking our loyalty program and our mobile payment business, which is very strong in our retail stores and leveraging it into the grocery store. so a customer buying a pound of coffee or

mandel, what is it like having heidi murkoff in the room when doing an exam >> i love having heidi murkoffroom. every doctor likes to be on their toes >> there's his little chin. reporter: you might not know her face but chances are she helped you through her pregnancy too. back in 1982, heidi murkoff was a young writer who unexpectedly found herself in a family way. >> i did not see that coming. i had hundreds of questions >> reporter: but she had a tough time finding answers. going back to those pregnancy manuals that were available at the time, what were they like? >> well, very few were available. you know there were doctor ones which were kind of like don't worry, honey, we'll take it from here kind of thing. >> reporter: reading those pregnancy books at the time you thought your fetus was doomed >> actually i did. i had had a couple of drinks, maybe a couple at a time, a couple times a week. i find out i'm six weeks pregnant. and then i pick up a book that says, you know, alcohol is poison. so clearly i felt i had a lot to worry about. and worry i did. >> reporter: so she did her own

him and heidi klum, why not. maybe even together. >> eat some cheeseburgers.o. >>> we mentioned march madness. it gets under way today. president obama has once again filled out his bracket. he's got indiana beating louisville for the national title. >> that's right, and a certain little someone is following in the president's footsteps. >> here what i'm talking about, march madness. i'm more like march gladness. time to turn the season around, people. it's time for hope! >> it's time for hope. that's internet sensation kid president filling out his brackets with espn's robert flores. there you go. he, oh, by the way, has got duke, gonzaga, indiana and michigan in the final four. as for the title game, though -- >> 'zaga or michigan? >> oh, no. >> who's going to win it all? >> this is bad. i'm going for my favorite, gonzaga! done. >> we can still see your legs. >> i'm pretty sure you can't. >> cute kid, right? gonzaga! >> oh, man. >> i learned how to say it. i was saying it wrong this whole time. >> now it's gonzaga! >> all right, for some of you, your local n

eyes in just one week with olay. >>> the howard heidi study shows what a lot of very deep data shows hold people to our stereotypes of them, so if we stereotype men to be leaders and women to be nurturers, women pay this likability cap and i never knew that until five years ago and i felt it and every woman i have ever seen learn about that study has said a-ha, and a lot of men have, too. >> welcome back. i am soledad o'brien. sheryl sandberg says when a man is successful, he is well liked and when a woman does well people like her less. is this really the case? you visit the heidi/howard study that inspired sheryl sandberg's pursuit of gender equality and get surprising results. >> success and likability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women. >> it is a centerpiece of sheryl sandberg's talks on workplace inequality, the story of how two groups of business students reviewed the credentials of the same venture capitalist except one class was told the name was heidi and the other howard. >> the good news is the students, men and women, thought heidi and

. >> this is how it heidi -- this is heidi. the family has 20 hens and three roosters. other 14-year-old girls wish for a dog or a hamster, but just wanted chickens. >> they are completely different. they are really sweet. >> heard chickens come from the british and welfare trust, a charitable organization which regularly picks up older battery hens. we cannot go along as no egg producers are willing to let us take chickens -- take pictures of their chickens. battery cages like these meet eu regulations. there is a perch, a nest, and space to scratch. the hspend 18 months in these cages without ever seeing the sun or grass, and they are called then turned into soup or animal feed unless they are rescued. the organization's founder greets the freed birds personally. as 18, jane saw a report on laying hens and could not forget it. she went to a battery form and offered to take hands that were not playing enough eggs. when her garden but too small, e found famils to adopt the birds. in the cages, the hens have plucked out one another as the others, and for the first time i

half the students read heidi's story.er read it with her name changed to howard. >> the good news was the students, men and women thought heidi and howard were equally coffer competent and that's good. the bad news is everyone liked howard. he's a great guy, you want to spend the day fishing with him. heidi, not so sure. she's out for herself. she's a little political. >> it's a powerful example. a staple, we wondered if the results would be the same today if the experiment was done. we decided to rerun it at new york university school of business. watch. >> find your name and take a seat. >> these business students are about to participate in an experiment. >> thank you. thank you, come in. >> the goal to find out whether powerful men and women are viewed differently. >> you have been given a case. read the case. you will see a separate form under it that has questions we would like you to answer about the case. >> this half is reading about a business executive named martin. the other half about kathryn. the students do

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heidi, not so sure. she's out for herself. she's political. >> it's a powerful example. we wondered if the results would be the same today if the experiment was done. we decided to rerun it at new york university school of business. watch. >> find your name and take a seat. >> these business students are about to participate in an experiment. >> thank you. thank you, come in. >> the goal to find out whether powerful men and women are viewed differently. >> you have been given a case. read the case. you will see a separate form under it that has questions we would like you to answer about the case. >> this half is reading about martin. the other half about kathryn. the students don't know, it's the exact same person. the difference, their gender. >> take out the answer sheet. those six questions. some of them ask on a scale of 1 to 10, how much they liked their executive. one to ten, how much they trusted the executive. would they work for their executive. likability. >> 8.0 for kathryn how about martin? 7.6. >> the female executive was more likable. the complete opposite

okay. >> put your hand on your hip. >> and last we have heidi. heidi started at 182.unds down. >> all right. all right, heidi. >> so as totals, i'm going to tell you -- >> this is important. here comes the big money. >> team klg is down 67 pounds. >> yes, yes! >> team hoda is down 64 pounds. >> we won! >> 131 pound loss. >> we won. yes! we won! >> no, no, no. >> in your face! >> it was a tie. >> how is 64 and 67 a tie? >> because we -- >> we'll weigh me and you. >> oh, i've lost 47 pounds. how much have you lost, hoda? >> the competition was based on the on-air challenges. and that part was a tie. >> we should point out their families are all here. you have the most gorgeous beautiful families who are here and they all came out to cheer you guys on so we want to give a shoutout to all families. joy, since it is a tie, you guys, we want to talk about what the winners -- what are we doing? >> the prize. >> what is the prize? >> what do we have to share with them since we won. >> pretty darn phenomenal. so everybody will receive a two-night stay to the fabulous canyon ra

get ready to meet heidi, everyone. heidi, the swimming rabbit. >> what? >> you'll hear in pop news.>> where are her ears? >> her ears are in a scrunchy. >> that seems wrong. >> and yet so right. and yet so right. >> but right now let's turn to the juror questions in the jodi arias trial. dan abrams is here to weigh in, but first abc's ryan owens is in phoenix with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. i have to tell you this has been absolutely fascinating to watch. arizona is one of just a handful of states that allow jury members to actually question each witness. and when that witness is an admitted killer with an ever-changing story, well, it turns out they have an awful lot of questions. >> miss arias, you are still under oath. do you understand? >> yes. >> reporter: she's spent 16 days on the stand in her capital murder trial. but of all the questions she's faced, these may matter most. >> while you were mad at travis while you were stabbing with him? why didn't you call 911? >> reporter: wednesday the judge read the questions from the juror

her name is heidi. >> well done, heidi.we want. >> she's 4 years old and basically her specialized vet in hampshire, uk, said she needs to swim. so they gave her hide throw therapy. she gets to swim. >> something does not look right about that. what you're watching is the video of her third visit, her third session. and there, they're not very long. but aloveng about her seventh session, she's loving. >> how can you tell? >> i feel like 80s a slow torturing. she's liking it. she has her life jacket. >> swimmers ear for a rabbit with those kinds of ears? much different problem. >> and they say, you know, near the end of her therapy session, theyurn theydro on trgth and everything. i think it's really need that they're giving therapy to a rabbit. >> well done. >> and they say after they dry her off and she goes back to her warm garage. >> that is a big rabbit. >> it is a big rabbit. >> you're right, though, the bunny does seem to enjoy it. >> i told you. >> this is a video that was captured in thailand. these people are waiti

heidi, maria, mike howard, efrin, paul warner, john berry, john pakz ton, george and glen. >> thank you, supervisors, thank you miss miller. my name is peter vang. i'm a resident. i'm a great admirer of the emergency management and as you can from some of the reports that have been written but it's always been bothering me tremendously over the years that we know when we walk into the garages, down stair space of these apartment buildings we see these studies in sheet rock areas that are going to collapse. i'm so happy that the city administrators office is really thinking ahead because tenants must be given greater chance to be able to stay in their homes with their books, furniture and pets and neighbors. if we can somehow strengthen that ability to stay home it can mean huge benefit to the neighbors how we must rise through maybe 6 months or a year long crisis. i really admire this work you are doing. thank you very much. >> thank you, i'm with san francisco tomorrow. caps one of soft story building of a much larger array of much more affected buildings. it's a priority that is requi

heidi klum proves "america's got talent". you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back.oday will be a decent day in the west. cooler than a lot of people like. definitely need the winter clothes from northern california, northern nevada back up through washington and oregon. highs in the low to mid-40s in the mountainous areas. down in the valleys should be upper 40s. cooler in l.a. and southern california with onshore flow. that compared to the gusty winds and warm weather you had last week. tuesday, a weak storm will move towards the coast. we'll see that cold front bringing showers in numerous areas out there. doesn't look like anything too major. we keep it dry in southern california. not too bad in the west. >> fresh snow one montana. >> yeah. if you can get there. >> thanks, bill. >>> now for entertainment news. "jack the giant slayer" took the top spots at the box office with $28 million in ticket sales. over $2 hundred million budget, the 3d flick fell short of expectations. >>> peter jackson's "the hobbit" had better news joining the ranks of films breaking the

heidi. you have the first question. >> you had your first meeting with the president with the republican conference in nearly three years this week. do you feel that you're any closer on policy or at least in terms of warmer relations? >> we had a frank conversation with the president. it probably lasted a little over an hour. i thought it was important to have an honest dialogue and clearly we have some very big differences on how we approach some of these. but there's also area for common ground where we can really get some solutions and things done to solve these big problems and we talked about that. again, it was very frank and candid conversation. but we put out a lot of ideas that we conservatives have and i think there are going to be some areas that the president is serious with working on us, then we can get things done and start addressing some of these problems that we have. >> what are the specific areas? >> i think if you look at the budget in general, we just unveiled our budg

. >> very heidi in the mountains. >> what's happening there? >> we're in love.times we're in like, and sometimes we're in love. we're in love. >> and sometimes in lust. >> this morning i couldn't turn on the shower. it was only on scalding hot, and he is flying back from dropping his daughter off. i'm, like, how do you turn the shower on in this dump? you just turn it left. it doesn't get any colder. he goes, well, some people like hot showers, you weirdo, and then i hung up and i'll see you in a couple of hours and hopefully i'll be in a better mood. >> you guys might as well be married. >> i was able to find a shower that did work down the hallway. i didn't know there was another one. >> that's been quite a while for you. >> it's been four months. four months. i think i'm going to propose. >> we love you, chelsea. awesome. >> great fun. >> 10:30. >> thank you for having me back, ladies, after all our turmoil. >> we are so over that. >> not so soon, baboon. >> after a while crocodile. no, no. >> baboon. >> after a while crocodile. please. the feud continues ton

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my name is heidi turm ian and i'm here to speak on behalf of the earthquake institute chapter. we are a regional member based organization that's dedicated to reducing earthquake risk. we advocate for the development of comprehensive programs. we feel the city and county of san francisco safety implementation program is such a program and the measures will protect the city's inhabitant and make san francisco a more resilient community. for the northern california cal chapter of the earthquake engineering institute, i want to state that we are in favor of creation of mandatory for wood frame buildings in the city. the proposed ordinance learned from experience from other areas in the city and other areas. there have been inventories in santa clara counties and they have done great work in this area, there are mandatory evaluations ordinances in berkeley andal alameda. we feel practical experience exist to facilitate a program such as san francisco is looking at here today. we feel the cap study to reach a wide variety of audiences and they have a technical group and many stake h

heidi is convinced the additional screening saved her life. >> i am ecstatically happy with this new law. because there are women who, like me, a lot of women who have dense breasts. >> some women expressed concern, notifying patients they have dense breasts may unnecessarily alarm them. but doctors argue that the information can also help women be aware of their additional cancer risk and motivate them to be more proactive about regular screenings. nbc bay area news. >>> information is power. >>> back in a moment. stay with us. >>> it's quite an anniversary. 50 years ago today, they shut down the rock. coming up on the 6:00 news, we'll talk with a former prison guard at alcatraz. >>> that will do it for us. "nightly news" is next. launch sequence initiated. [ beep ] 15 seconds and counting. [ male announcer ] at kfc we have one mission: and t-10...9... serve the world's best-tasting chicken. that's why our chicken is delivered fresh. 8... and prepared fresh by real cooks 7... t-5. all systems go. 4... with kfc's world famous secret recipe. preparation complete... 2.....1... and now

this is heidi's hydrotherapy, which her vet recommends to deal with her arthritis. >> heidi's arthritis and back. they say this is really helping her, and look, she's wearing a scrunchy around her ears because she apparently just hates to get them wet. >> a bunny who is swim. >> and hates getting her ears wet. >> arthritis in the hips, not a good thing for a bunny. >> my dog has arthritis in the hips and this is a good thing. she loves jumping in the pool. now we will let her. >> there you go. >> there you go, mom. if you're listening, let cookie in the pool. >>> coming up, all of that talk about late-night talk shows and who may be signing off and who may be signing on. >>> later, an epic weight loss. an inspirational journey. a man who lost more than 300 pounds without surgery or pills, is now helping others do the same. you're watching "world news now." ♪ when you dig down deep so deep oh you gotta want it ♪ ♪ just gotta want it >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your par

senator, including heidi heitkamp in north dakota and other red state democratic senators. is michael bloomberg being helpful to your cause as you try to put this coalition together? >> i respect mayor bloomberg's passion on this and let's not forget the argument -- the ads and the sort of field organization has always been on the other side, on the pro-gun side. and so to have a counter there is very helpful. obviously each senator is going to have to make up his own or her own mind and i respect that. >> but does this hurt your cause as you try to recruit a heidi heitkamp on your side? >> as i said, each senator is going to make up his or her own mind and i have a great deal of respect for that. >> senator schumer, i have to leave it there. we have a busy morning and a packed show. i thank you. >> thank you. nice to talk to you. >> happy passover. >>> now for the republican perspective, another member of the so-called gang of eight, jeff flake. senator, welcome. senator, let me start -- >> thanks for having me on. >> sir, let me start with the same question that i started

and i don't look like heidi klum and it's hard to forget that and realize that's not the important thingmbarded by so much. >> reporter: it's stunning that you, stephenie meyer mega star is insecure. >> isn't everyone. the more famous a person is it seems like the more difficult it feels to fit into that role. i don't know. i've always been like that. >> reporter: there's pressure for meyer to expand the twilight series but says she is done with vampires for the time being and she is working on a sequel to "the host." >> you are letting your gut or dreams lead you. but after "the host" what comes next? >> i have real fantasy like with a map in the front piece fantasy and assassin stories and ghost stories. and you know there's so many things i'd love to be able to do. >> reporter: and legions of fans bratlessly breathlessly await. >>> next up, inches from death. a great white shark threatens to bring a honeymoon to a tragic end. we have the must-see footage. from the fuel-efficient ecoboost... to a plug-in hybrid with an epa-estimated 108 city mpge, it eliminates everything else from the

number one that's heidi clumm. >> the model. >> does anybody and you raise your hands out there think that she has ever eaten a burger like that? anyone? buehrle? anyone. >> that would be winona judd if she was eating the burgers the way they show it. >> bill: maybe roseanne barr we might buy that before she went veg. >> it is the size of a baby's head. physically impossible to get that into your mouth. >> do you understand -- i know you do mcguirk. you get the mrs. robinson. >> by the way, come up with a more original idea. they are taking two wonderful things which are burgers and beautiful women and putting them together gross you out. it's actually kind -- it's not appetizing at all. it confuses me because i don't know what to desire. >> bill: we don't want to have that situation where you have to make a call between heidi klum. >> taking a burg tore a movie. >> burger as big a baby's head. reference. >> it's not going to resonate the audience that he they are trying to sell burgers too. maybe paris hilton on kate upton. this woman is long in the tooth in this case she has got fou

>> and team kathie lee is zakiya, heidi, and cathy, still via skype.kle. i think i'm going to get in bed with her with my knee. through all the fun is our resident nutritionist and master of ceremonies, joy bauer! >> this segment has been great. >> we're only seven weeks in. when you hear how much weight these ladies lost, you won't believe it. >> tell us. >> first, yelena. yelena started at 145 pounds. she's now 126. she's down 19 pounds! >> oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause ] >> next -- >> that's amazing. >> can you believe it? >> no! >> next we have jessica. jessica started at 206, she's now 191, she's down 15 pounds. [ cheers and applause ] now we have mindi. mindi started at 198, she's now 176, down 22 pounds! >> fantastic! >> zakiya started at 235, she's now 224. she lost a total of 11 pounds. >> good job, zakiya. >> heidi started at 182, she's now 159, down a total of 23 pounds. >> that's awesome! >> that really is awesome. cathy, of course, will get back on the scale as soon as she's able to walk. >> she can't put weight on her foot. >> it's g

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but today, heidi hidecamp, north dakota senator, democrat, elected in 2012, a target of michael bloomberg'sd. here's what she tweeted. i wouldn't expect at my bloomberg to follow my advice on how to run new york city and i don't expect to follow his on how to run north dakota. is there an effect here? we see obama, bloomberg, can they move votes? >> all this talk of bloomberg's money and the amount of money he is putting into these ads, the fact is the nra wins these fights in that part of the country, not just because of their money, but because they are part of the culture. and i do think that there's a very good chance that all of this, i'm trying not to come up with you know, explodes in his face, but i don't know -- >> i can't see how voters in north dakota and arkansas say the mayor of new york city thinks we should do this. >> they're more likely to applaud their senator for standing up to the mayor of new york city. >> if you think the mark pryor and heidi heitcamp tweets came out of the blue. they think it will be good for them. >> the bill going in front of the senate as you said

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in the 2000 race for north dakota governor, senator hoeven defeated then-attorney general heidi heitkamp. how many other states have senators serving together who have faced off in elections before? the answer and more is coming up on "the daily rundown." i give you a large hint there. we'll be right back. >> time for "your business" entrepreneur of the week. las vegas anesthesiologist dr. jason burke took his experience in the e.r. and created a hangover cure using an iv administered formula. he renovated a bus into a mobile facility and dubbed it hangover heaven treating suffers up and down the famous strip. for more, watch your business sunday mornings on msnbc. can acne cleansers be tough on breakouts and be good for your face? [ female announcer ] now there's new neutrogena® naturals acne cleanser. acne medicine from the wintergreen leaf treats breakouts. no parabens or harsh sulfates. for naturally clear skin. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® naturals. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve fo

. >>> we're going to come back and talk about joan rivers' joke about heidi klum and the holocaust. defending it. a lot of people aren't laughing, including many in the jewish community. it's an interesting issue for all comedians, and we'll discuss it after the break. >>> back now, my favorite atheist, although of course he can't bring himself to believe that. tell me this, a little fury happening over joan rivers. she said this, the last time a german looked this hot was when they were pushing jews into the ovens. she should have known better. the remark is so vulgar and offensive to jews and holocaust victims and all americans. the reason she does this kind of joke is to keep what happened at the holocaust and many of her family members died of it. is that an excuse? >> i don't think it's an excuse at all. joan rivers knows enough about comedy as anybody else in the world. >> that doesn't give her a license to do it, does it? >> it does. >> you have every right to be offended by it but she will not and should not apologize. i felt that when the onion did their apology, they actua

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. >> but does this hurt your cause as you try to recruit a heidi heidekamp on your side? >> i have a great deal of respect for that. >> senator schumer, i have to leave it there. we have a businessy morning and a packed show. i thank you. >> thank you. >> happy passover. >> nice to talk to you. >>> now for the republican perspective, another member of the so-called gang of eight, jeff flake. senator, welcome. senator, let me start -- >> thanks for having me on. >> let me start with the same question that i started with senator schumer at the beginning. how close are we to a deal? are you guys there? is it just dotting an "i" and cross i crossing a "t"? >> we're much closer with labor and business agreeing on the guest worker plan. that doesn't mean we've crossed every i6 or dotted every "t" or vice versa. we're closer, certainly. >> if there is a deal that you agreed to with this group of eight but you can't recruit more republicans on your side, would you walk away? >> we're committed to this. if we can get the language right, and i think that we'll stick together as a g

everybody knows heidi and they adore her.unway was her idea. she is the executive producer. she put the whole process together. >> you are not answering the question. >> well. >> how many of them? hello. >> she starts today. the reason we know it is heidi is the set is going up in new orleans and they have their name on the big "x." >> i think she bringing some glamour. it is nice to see what is so-and-so wearing. >> she is there. mel b. howie is back. >> they took off more than your skin this weekend. >> that's rude. >> wow. >> ben affleck went to pick up -- >> you. >> he went to pick his daughter up from school and got swarmed. >> he had a bit of a scruff with the paparazzi. there was some report that he tried to kick them. what his friends are saying is that isn't true. he was kicking his leg out. you should be this far away from me. he couldn't use his arms. ing his daughter. she is only four years old. the footage really said, i'm told by many people, he is just saying, please keep this far away. >> when it comes to your

didn't bother heidi. doesn't bother me. >> you know, i interviewed joan not too long ago. for her and that's how she deals. >> she's an oscar winner who keeps it real. that's why we love jennifer lawrence. here is another fine example of that. she not only admitted that recent ads for dior were photo shopped but she said i love photo shop more than anything in the world! photo shop people don't look like that. as you can see, most of the photos like this one, barely resemble her. like she keeps it real, right? so check out other cnn trends at cnn.com/trends. >>> all right. so late night comedians are talking about pope benedict xvi's final day and the government's spending cuts that take effect today. here's what conan o'brien and jimmy fallon had to say about all this. >> today was pope benedict xvi's last day at work. can you believe that? don't be sad. yeah. right now all the other cardinals are buying him shots at the vatican appleby's. >> i'm going to miss you. >> i'm going to miss you! we'll stay in touch. >> i won't miss the food in the commissary. >> your pope soun

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their names, we have margaret, bill, ella, valerie, brian, cammy, cival, stella, denise, david, and i heidi you're in the room, please stand, and let's give them a round of applause. [applause] now, every event really needs to have a planning committee, and then you have those folks that do. yes a kind of known in my office for having these ideas -- i am known for having -- for having these ideas, but ideas are no good unless you have the folks that can run with it and put it through other and make a day like today happen. so i really want to now focus on the folks who coordinated this whole day for us. delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work

. >>> good afternoon, commissioners, heidi mason. first i want to applaud the proposal to allow all ramp medallion holders to be able to purchase the regular medallions at half price. i believe that will be a great change and i think that will be appreciated by many people in the industry. second, i am troubled by the provisions on leasing back to the taxi companies. and if i could maybe turn your attention to page 5 of the staff memo, and this is in the penultimate paragraph that says that staff will choose companies to lease based on demonstrated performance. well, the price transportation pays, this approach may be putting the cart before the horse. i would urge you to instead put in place some standards for companies so that they -- companies have a fair opportunity to compete for those lease backs. i think that there was a bit of process that was skipped over here and i urge this commission to ask that question and to reject this proposal either in part or in whole until the standards have been put in place. thank you. >> thank