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my rule about stories about mill lel yan millennials have to substitute adults between ages of 19 andat millennials are right now. to say they're buying homes is no revolutionary -- however, there was a story line that said, you know what, this generation is going to be different, tahey're going to ret forever, they like the mobility and flexibility. are we seeing evidence maybe that great long-term bull case for rental properties might be challenged >> well, i think that that story line was always kind of r ridiculo ridiculous when the great recession hit and the housing market collapsed, credit became unbelievably tonight. today it is still tight. one of the reasons why the rental market has continued to be strong. now in many ways, there's a bit of a shift the credit's loosening up a bit. millennials not only growing up a little bit but doing better from an economic perspective because labor markets are tight. that suggests absolutely people are going to start buying homes. remember, a few people buying homes is not going to collapse the rental market. after all, over half the rent

but the key thing is by roughly speaking 2042 physician fees is sort of the base lel of physician fees are scheduled to rise by a little bit less than 10%. the fed is shooting for 2% inflation. slowly over time there would be a reduction in the real value of the fees to physicians. and through the aca there are similar adjustments for payments to facilities where their fees are scheduled to go up less than their input prices. that's i believe going to be a challenge for the providers system decades to come in the fee for service system. what we have been trying to do is build a somewhat different type of payment model where physicians in the delivery system or broadly can capture some of the efficiency. and by pooling those efficiencies out and allowing the providers system to share in some of the savings, they can perform better financially. than if they're just having the fees eroded by inflation. over 20 or 30 years. that's the theory of how the models should work. in the advantage of the models i was listening to a well known venture capitalist. he said these flexible payment model

can you explain why would lel field feel the need this far on to confess to something just because theretwo individuals. so, it was a conversation that's had. but it's a conversation that's had. but it's a conversation that's had. but it's a conversation that's quite detailed and notes were taken of that conversation. levi bellfield denies making that? he denies the killing of milly dowler and confessed in full to police officers about that and denies that confession as well. it has not taken us by surprise. any further questions? again, thank you very much for coming today. i have copies of the statement to hand out. studio: well that concludes that news co nfe re nce studio: well that concludes that news conference by mike ale stone‘s legal team, his barrister, solicitor, and sister as well. suggesting that there is new evidence that could link the serial killer levi bellfield, the man who killed milly dowler to the deaths of lin russell and her daughter megan in that attack at chillenden in kent more than 20 years ago, in 1996. stone, who has been in prison for 20 yea rs, always stone