now go-jek's business covers ridesharing, logistics, food, and fintech.o-jek's ceo and founder nadiem makarim is today's highflyer. ♪ haslinda: still in his early 30's and at the control of a billion dollar business, it has been quite the ride for nadiem makarim. go-jek has grown to become indonesia's leading mobile on-demand platform. from a ridesharing app, it now controls 95% of the online food delivery market. go-jek employs 300,000 riders, dominates the same-day logistics market, and it's indonesia's largest digital wallet, all achieved in just two short years. ♪ haslinda: nadiem makarim, welcome to "high flyers." good to have you with us today. nadiem: thank you for having me. haslinda: now, go-jek is a play on an indonesian word, ojek, which is a motorbike rider. how did that come about? it has to do with harvard? nadiem: yes, so i think when i was in business school, we had an independent study project. i had this idea that i always wanted to do, and so i did it first as a school project. and then in between the summers, i decided whatever, let's

the logisti logistics base got a lot more interesting. pro logics is acquiring. the deal makes pro lodgis more attractive let's check in with the chairman and ceo of prologis. what it means for the future of the company. welcome back to "mad money." >> happy friday to you. >> thank you i love this deal and you know that. and one of the things i love about it is that you are a seasoned player when it comes to buying and then integrating quickly the best properties. so why don't you outline what you are going to do with it. >> dct is a company that we have had a high regard for. probably the closest strategy to prologis in the u.s. and highest quality portfolio of significant size that is out there. we want to use that platform to sear serve our customers better but along the way generate savings through synergies, certainly on the cost size but more importantly on the revenue size the size and the scale of the prologis platform. fabulous factories in the west southern california, demand there. chicago, would they be integrated easily in th

making the logistic preparations for june 1st. as the president said it doesn't happen june 129 it could happen thereafter. what he has been able to do in such a compressed short amount of time is nothing short of historic and remarkable. gun, as we have always said with moving the embassy from jerusalem, having historic tax cuts, pulling out of paris, this president keeps the promise of other presidents. this president in that letter last week i thought really got some kinetic energy going. folks all of a sudden said wow, this may actually not happen and if we want it to happen, then we're going to start moving it. ever since then, north korea, south korea and the united states have been very very positive moves. let's see what happens as the president says if he is satisfied it will go forward. the other thing i wanted to mention to you while we are still on the 2016 election, hillary clinton or that person who lost the election and never should have she has said i'm going to put the coal mining out of business. coal minors will

is only helping the saudis with aircraft refueling logistics and intelligence sharing. but do support. and logistical support a priority is the fight against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and isis in yemen . support. reports now on the pentagon's mixed messages concerning its role in the conflict in the. this latest development contradicts the pentagon statements that indicated that u.s. military assistance to the saudis in yemen was limited to intelligence logistics and aircraft refueling but so far what we do know is that a team of a few green berets apparently arrived on the south of the u. many border sometime last year and according to the pentagon they've only been there to protect the border however reports suggest that they've been helping them destroy people with sick missile launch sites and it's worth mentioning that even though this war has been going on for a few years saudi arabia hasn't been successful in quelling the who is the resistance so it's fair to say that maybe u.s. involvement will help the saudis do just that but thanks to the saudi onslaug

companies like xpo logistics global provider of transportation logistics has been making a killing.is so good, my issue with the stock is it rarely gives you any pullbacks. it just doesn't come in. the darn thing is up 15% 2018. let's check in with brad jacobs, the chairman and ceo welcome back to "mad money." good to see you. the company has reported so far this year, there is you and amazon that have just blown away the numbers. and i think they are synergistic because you just teamed up with alexa and google >> we are proud we grew 11% organically. >> you played a big role in trying to get packages to people everywhere. >> absolutely. and we have amazon as a customer, and we are facilitating their growth. >> one of the things that i thought was interesting is that you introduced, you have reversed logistics 170 million return packages. >> not just packages, telephones, large pieces of equipments. >> how about xpo direct? >> xpo direct is exciting. in the old model, retailers would have a distribution center in the west coast and something in the middle of the country and somethin

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you have logistic talks taking place in singapore. last night in the dmz you had the team of three americans going into north korea to have three separate conversations. one focused on logistics, one focused on the overall conversation, and the important one in new york. we will try to get a read out of that. >> hans nichols at the white house, thanks very much. keep us posted of course if we hear from the president, and we will come right back to you. >>> more now on that tweet from roseanne. her abc show was canceled after she sent this tweet saying former obama adviser valerie jarrett, muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes, had a baby equa equals vj. the backlash was immediate. roseanne later writing i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks. i should have known better. forgive me. my joke was in bad taste. that was not enough to save her show. in a simple one-sentence statement, abc which is owned by disney, said roseanne's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values

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i mean, joe hagan can handle the logistics. they've done logistics in far less time than he has here. the white house is calling it a preadvance team, meaning they'll have other people coming in. that i think will be squared away. a big issue of course is what's going to be in this joint communique. now, soung kim and choe son hui worked on this during the bush administration. they know what the problems are. they know what north korea agreed to. the complete abandonment of all their nuclear weapons. they also know what tanked the process, which was north korea's failure to give any kind of verification protocol worthy of the name. so i'm sure there's a lot of focus on that. given the fact that the president really wants us to move very fast, i'm sure there's an effort to kind of look at what would be a quick start. for example, do you want international people to come in and take control of the fissile material, is that something that can be done? i would say on the whole, this is going forward. clearly our president wants thi

but do support the story local issues with intelligence europe north or advice and logistical support a priority is the fight against al qaeda in europe in pencil and isis in yemen the extent of our support is refueling and sharing well mixed messages anyway let's try and get to the bottom of it let's go live to washington our d.c. correspondent samir a car you samir so where does washington stand at this point is it boots on the ground or those simply helping what's the message. well up until now most believe that u.s. military assistance to the saudis in yemen was limited to intelligence logistics and aircraft refueling and that was according to official pentagon statements but this latest development contradicts that so far what we do know is that a team of a few green berets apparently arrived on the study of many sometime last year and according to the pentagon they've only been there to protect the border but reports suggest that they've been actively involved on the saudi side helping them destroy who people istic missile launch sites and it's worth mentioning that even though

that the white house advance team is still planning to leave for sing more this week to organize logistics for the planned summit. >> boris sanchez, thanks so much, at the white house. >>> so what's it like to journey 18 plus hours into the middle of nowhere deep into north korea's mountains? cnn's will ripley was one of the few in the world to go there and witness north korea's so-called destruction of its nuclear test site. here is his experience. >> reporter: from the moment i landed, i knew this story was unlike any other. 18 trips to north korea and this country still keeps me guessing. for more than 24 hours, we didn't even know if our trip to the nuclear site would happen. the rhetoric with the u.s. was really heating up. only when we boarded the bus did we know it was a go. we rode for more than 12 hours on a north korean luxury train. it was surreal. a 10-course banquet with all the blinds closed and strict orders not to film outside. we also couldn't film on the drive to the nuclear site. arriving there was surreal. the buildings were log cabins, almost like a summer camp. it was

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team from the white house is on its way to north korea to south korea to actually plan the logistics are they basically the advance party for the president trump entourage but the problems within this process have been intense let's just take one that the there has been no ambassador to south korea throughout trump's administration the finally president has nominated a valuable admiral to actually take the post but he will not be in place by time the time these negotiations take place if they do take place in june in addition of course you've got a new secretary of state mike pompei oh he has been to south korea for talks secret talks were held but at the same time he has little experience in terms of this type of negotiation it's a kind of negotiation that has a history to it goes back decades in terms of dealing with the ongoing problems with north korea now that is something that the trumpet ministration largely lacks it does not have sufficient time it would appear to get its strategy fully worked out and it appears that president trump is insisting on actually shooting from the

and north korea now in singapore to hold talks about logistics and security arrangements for any june twelfth summit and inside north korea a u.s. delegation meeting with the north korean counterparts to talk about the agenda for any summit so the diplomacy is going on at a for nothing hikes but frankly here in so you wouldn't know it's committee halkett is joins us live from washington d.c. has this reverberating their company. well we're certainly watching to see what the president might say nothing on social media as of yet but he will be heading to arlington national cemetery later in the day to celebrate the memorial day holiday it's a federal holiday here in the united states and a lot of americans truthfully probably focused on the kickoff to summer activities this is traditionally what this weekend represents for many but certainly at the diplomatic level that is no vacation that's being taken right now there are talks of course going on back and forth the logistics team on the ground in singapore certainly it appears the united states along with counterparts making preparatio

from transportation leads to food leads to logistics and now leads to payment.hink that kind of foresight go-jek at an advantage, having accelerated quickly toward the verticals. haslinda: which has more going for it? payment? guest: we have four mega-verticals which is food, logistics, transport, and payment. the biggest one will be payments. just by the nature of the business itself and the , 75% ofl given how many the population are [indiscernible] we believe this path from transactions to becoming a ubiquitous payment while is something that is the biggest toortunity to take go-jek its next inflection of growth. haslinda: do you envision more come petition from elsewhere, from other startups question like you have become an inspiration for indonesians. guest: i would not call us a success yet. we have -- haslinda amin you have created a million jobs. that would be a success. guest: that feels good and in terms of the ecosystem we providing jobs in the formal and informal sector. thatnk part of what drives growth is also the structure of indonesia and how we

i mean, logistics in the dmz and logistics in singapore. you have people working very hard. you know, the summit is largely a scripted affair for the most part. so you want to have every detail ironed out. that's what secretary pompeo is doing right now. making sure that it's worth the president's time to fly to wherever he's flying. >> sure. do you think that kim jong-un would agree to complete dismantle, completely denuclearize before that meet something you heard david lee miller saying this is a long process even if he were to agree to that? >> i think he would. the trade off -- we have to remember is the belief that kim jong-un was educated in switzerland, he's been exposed to the west. if you look at the history of north korea, his grandfather and father came in with one vision, which is very typical of this hermit kingdom. the grandfather's vision was a self-reliant state. kim jong-un came in with two visions. one being a nuclear power and the other being a economic power. so he may be willing to trade off the nuclear power to be an economic power. so i think this is

the site of the possible summit to work on logistics. the soul delegation was seen leaving their hotel this morning heading to negotiations. and there is this man, he is a senior official in north korea's ruling workers party and was seen at the airport in beijing. president donald trump confirmed his destination tweeting we have put a great team together for the talks with north korea. meetings are currently taking place concerning summits and more. the vice chairman of north korea is heading to new york. north korea's decision to send him shows how serious they are taking these negotiations as he is seen as one of kim jong-un's most trusted aides. he was by his side when he met with the south korean president on saturday. he is also north korea's former spy chief and is credited with authorizing cyber attacks in the u.s. including the hack on sony pictures. that landed him on the u.s. sanctions list which bars him from entering the u.s. that means he is likely being granted a waiver to make the trip to new york. >>> a week from today a

it reacted their terror and logistical operational networks. it helps us with north korea and again the united states is part of the [inaudible] which was the only country concerned about security. russia is in it for military in europe is an ever economic investment. macron had a very strong language here is that if there were no changes they would become north korea and he wanted to over late posting missile testing and inspections but that requires russia, china and iran to agree to that and they were going to agree to that. >> host: we see oil prices rising. what is the geopolitics of oil prices rising given what we said about the russians for oil? >> guest: yes, we now know that the iranian oil market will shrink. saudi arabiara plans to flood to compensate and oil is good for the economy included russia and to include other countries that may not be in the us orbit but it's an opportunity to see what the next two weeks as oil starts to go down because saudi arabia is cascading for the loss of iranian experts. also iraq will do the same th

logistics -- every single logistics company in the world is looking at this.se are the areas that most benefit. payment is actually a relatively trivial problem in business. it is a huge problem for consumers, but not business. emily: christian lanng, ceo and founder of tradeshift, thank you for stopping by. facebook is planning to offer its whatsapp payment services to all of india starting next week, even without a partner. state bank of india will join once it has it in place. the rollout shows how urgent the race is to win market share from local rivals, google and paytm. whatsapp has more than 200 million users in india. coming up, va firm structure capital is betting big on the sharing economy. we will speak with an early uber investor on why he sees only more growth ahead. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: over the last decade, shared economy services like airbnb and uber have transformed how many of us live. according to the brookings institute, the sharing economy is estimated to grow from $14 billion in 2014 to $335 billion by 2035 and only g

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one is in singapore, working on logistics. the second met with north korean officials in north korea. that team is led by veteran diplomat sung u.s. ambassador to the philippines, and also includest ast secretary of defense randall schriver, and alison hook from the national security council staff. these meetings come after another extraordinary show of friendship between north korean leader kim jong-un and south korean president moon jae-in. they met this weeks d on 24- hotice, their second summit in just the last month. president moon is the man in the middle, pushinboth sides toward the summit. and to talk about all this, i'm joined by patrick mceachern, a state department offial focused on east asia who's currently on leave at the odrow wilson international center for scholars. thank you very much for being here. >> pleasure to be here. last week a senior white house official said june 12 is, i'm quoting him here, like in ten minutes, suggesting it was possible to get the logistics ready by june 12. is it impossible atin t

are logistical steps still being taken for that summit to happen? obviously large advance crews have been there. they'd have to go back. is that work ongoing or has that all been halted? >> at this point there is supposed to be a group of advanced staffers and other folks including the deputy chief of staff joe hagen supposed to be going there next week. it is unclear whether that trip is still planned. they actually haven't been clear about whether that's going to happen or not. but, look, senior administration official briefing reporters yesterday described the number of days between now and june 12th as i think he said it was ten minutes. it's a very short period of time. there are very intense, strategic negotiations that need to go on not just from the logistical side where you need to figure out who is going to be where, the security situation here, which is very, very concerning for both sides. but also there is so much work that needs to go on in terms of exactly what the deal is going to be, what are they going to agree to. and you remember

is it ispossible at thoint to get those logistics ready? >> i don't think so. look, in your intro you noted how the north koreans and south koreans were able to set up a summit and execute it within 24 hours. it might take the united states a little bit long tore execute these sorts of things, but i don't think it's you be reoistic we should be able get it done by june 12. the real challenge won't be so much th logistics but the policy preparations going ont riw. >> right, so the policy preparations are happening, presumably, as far as we know, in north korea, in these meetings going on. do these teams have to agree on an agenda or a document that president trump and kim jong would sign together or is it even less than that? >> i think they ned toagree on some sort of agenda. what are the t leaders going to try to accomplish when theyme in singapore or wherever they might decide to meet in the end. this isn't an effort to tree to tee up a peace treaty or a detailed map to denuclearization. i think a successful summit would men having a gneral road map of the wa

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it is worth noting the part of the summit being canceled is because of the last time the logistics team from the u.s. went there, the north koreans did not show up. and we see an official from north korea, the top negotiator from north korea, was spotted at the airport. all of these things together show these working level talks and working level diplomacy is ongoing. we could see more meetings with secretary of state mike pompeo and north korean officials before the summit takes place. one more thing, prime minister shinzo abe of japan, will be meeting with president trump before any summit. >> all of this is on hyper speed. matt rivers, thank you. >>> president trump honoring the fallen and himself on memorial day at arlington national cemetery. the president remembered those who made the ultimate sacrifice. calling the love of country more deep and pure. >> they marched into hell so that america could know the blessings of peace. they died so that freedom could live. >> before making those remarks, the president used the memory of fallen soldiers to tout his economic achievements. ha

terroractivated their and logistical operational networks. the united states is one of the only countries concerned about security. hesaid there were no changes wanted to lay on top of the nuclear deal. that requires russia, china and iran. >> what is the geopolitics of oil prices rising? given that russia is in oil?for a while? -- for >> oil will go down. oil is good for a lot of economies. to include other countries that may not be in the u.s.. it's an opportunity here to see what the next two weeks in 30 days looks like as oil starts to go down because saudi arabia is compensating for the loss. one of the major concerns i have is iran's -- iran starts using iraq as an office shell company. has penetrated iraq to the sectors. -- economic sectors. i was interviewed in the new york times piece. really concerned having a political party in iraq. active militia members, are new york times piece called them formal militia members and have meaningo the program, iran has access to the training program, and they threatened to kill americans if you

to sit down with the north koreans on just the normal logistics and the north koreans did not show up three days without the north koreans being there. i think the president wanted to accepted a signal that, look, we're not going to play games about this. >> the insults have been going back and forth so that certainly can't be the breaking point. david sanger wrote in "the new york times" saying this, and i'm quoting now, that mr. trump, mr. bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo had one vision, what they called complete verifiable irreversible denuclearization, but it was a one-sided affair. never once did they raise the likelihood that the united states would have to give something up too. so, nina, was this something, an element, a realization perhaps and then the white house said we're going to call this off because right now we -- perhaps we didn't do all of our research or homework and now we've got to reset? >> yeah, and that's why we should be concerned. listen, the relationship is fragile. it always has been. that is why it's incumbent upon president trump not to play game

jitendra: logistics is a big area of expansion. to scale revenue, they have to scale the ecosystem. delivery needs a lot of work. they started expanding in different states, but basically once they fix the delivery, they can attack a lot of these acquisition targets that we here in the news, but whenever we hear about the news that amazon is entering x and y, we need to do the reality check. the delivery service ready to benefit from it? emily: let's talk about international growth. amazon has ambitions in india but they did not get the acquisition of flip cart. walmart did. what are you watching when it comes to international growth? brad: international growth is almost flat. in the u.s., it is great. they are growing by leaps and bounds. it has been a challenge for them. i never thought they would win the flip cart acquisition. it would have been a big regulatory challenge. i think they are trying to throw their body in walmart's hat, but i think we've seen the movie like the marketplace to australia, logistics, like actual prime to the netherlands, expansion to latin america. it

. >> the president sent over two delegations to -- one for logistics and one more diplomatic purposes praiking preparations for june 12. if it doesn't happen june 12 it could happen thereafter. >> much remains unknown. will the u.s. be able to get a full accounting of all of kim's nuclear weapons and have the ability to verify the destruction of those weapons if these talks get that far? and there is this question. >> are you going to drag this out over many years way beyond the president's term of office so that it's more of a promise? >> also there is china's massive influence over north korea. in fact, just today the white house announced that on june 15th three days after the scheduled start of the summit it will announce a full list of those china hi-tech companies which will face a 25% tariff. something that will anger china and perhaps influence these talks. and lastly, separately, there is this from the president. after he indicated that he would no longer tweet about the so-called fake news media with this tweet he said sorry, i have the start focusing my energy on -- well, h

the president -- logistical details. the president keeping hope alive, offering guarantees to kim jong-un. >> we will guarantee his safety. we've talked about that from the beginning. he will be safe. he will be happy. his country will be rich. his country will be hard working and very prosperous. they're very great people. >> let's get live to seoul and bring in cnn's ivan watson. good morning, the president appears to be blaming china for the recent shift in north korea's tone. how's that playing in the region? >> reporter: it's a pretty dramatic shift from president trump. of course, he used to heap praise on china and on his great friend, xi jinping, for cracking down on the cross-border trade with north korea and helping the, what the trump administration describes as its maximum pressure campaign to economically stifle north korea and force it to come to the negotiating table. the south korean top officials have been asked whether they think the change in tone since last week from north korea is a result of kim jon

fleeing the area now the attack took place in the center of paris bring up the mountain get a better logistic on just how central it was. just very close to the museum in fact that's an area popular with tourists teeming with cafes bars and restaurants lot of people out there last night it was a nice evening to easterly reports from the scene. it was here that the attack took place late on saturday evening in the very busy offer district of paris people were shouting for the police and we saw a guy lying on the street right on the cross walk with blood on his shirt if i had been run over or maybe brand and it took us a little while to figure out he had maybe been stabbed in the course of that attack the police fired shots in order to kill the terrorists and actually we can see some of the bullet holes in one of the bar windows some news has emerged of the terrorists who carried out that he's thought to be a chechnyan who received french citizenship in two thousand and ten and interestingly he was known to police he had been put on a list of people who had known extreme views and that follows

help solve problems involving discovery of new drugs, developing more efficient supply chain and logistics operations searching to find the data in developing artificial intelligence. whichever nation first developed the practical quantum computer we will have a tremendous advantage over its foreign peers. we hope our witnesses will help us examine the state of the race to develop a quantum computer and how the unite states is doing in the race. this is obviously a dense subject and we also understand there are several other areas under development leveraging the principle quantum mechanics. our goal today is simple. develop a better understanding of the potential of quantum computers and the options for developing this technology in what policymakers should do to make remove barriers and further innovation, competition and ensure a strong and prepared workforce. as we explore this topic today again i'd like to thank our witnesses coming to share their expertise on this very, gated and revolutionary technology and i appreciate you all be here today. at this time i owe you back my time and

well, it certainly keeps us on our toes on — for both the substantive and the logistical levels.y other time i think, diplomacy being directed from the oval office in a very public way by this very unpredictable president, which create all sorts of problems for the diplomatic corps because it makes it difficult for them to fill in the details. and of course for us, normally we would be following the diplomatic process, we would be getting some sense of the preparations, what the buildup was, what the possible outcomes were, but really we're scrambling like everybody else, and yes, from a logistical point of view, yes, on friday we all had discussions, should be cancel our flights? should we keep our flights protectively? the website has suspended our accreditation, so i suppose we won't. now, it's put the accreditation back on just in case, so it has been extraordinarily chaotic. a high profile russianjournalist, who was a prominent critic of president putin, has been shot dead at his home in ukraine. arkady babchenko was shot in the capital, kiev, where he had been living in sel

officials focused on summit logistics.ore this weekend. >> both moves may call the summit back on after this comment from the president. >> i think there is a lot of goodwill. a lot of people want to get meeting and get something done. it is moving along nicely. we're looking at june 12th in singapore. that hasn't changed. >> for the latest now, let's go to cnn's matt rivers joining us wlif -- us live from seoul. matt, what has changed here? >> reporter: dave, the american delegation went to the dmz here and went to the north korean side to meet with the north koreans. the u.s. ambassador in the fi philippines and prior to that he was key part of the necessity -- negotiations during the talks in the 2000s. after the president cap selled the meeting -- canceled the meeting, there was a lot of diplomacy. you had a lot of talk with moon jae-in and kim jong-un at the dmz where the americans and north koreans are talking right now. that meeting paved the way to try to get the meeting in singapore to happen. they are playing the

these involve optimization routines that could impact logistics, economic and financial modeling, and also the design of new materials and molecular function that could impact the health sciences and drug delivery, for instance. and even longer-term, quantum computers could be used to do decryption, breaking of popular codes. so there's a security aspect to everything that quantum information touches. now, the challenges are pronounced in this field. there are a few issues. one involving a work force and one involving the marketplace. the work force issue is that universities are chock-full of students, and faculty that are comfortable with quantum physics, and we do research in the area. but we don't build things that can be used by somebody that doesn't want to or need to know all the details. whereas industry makes those things, but they don't have a quantum engineering work force. the marketplace is also a challenge, because we don't know exactly what the killer app for quantum computers in particular will be. so we have promoted the idea of a national quantum initiative that woul

well, it certainly keeps us on our toes for both the substantive and logistical levels.ive level, it have more than any other time i think, diplomacy being directed from the oval office ina very being directed from the oval office in a very public way by this president, which create all sorts of problems for the diplomatic corps because it makes it difficult for them to fill in the details. and of course the arts, normally we will be following the diplomatic process, we would be getting some sense of the preparations, what the buildup was, what the outcomes were, but really we are scrambling like everyone else and from a logistical point of view, yes, on friday we all had discussions, should be cancel our flights? should we keep our flights to actively? the website has suspended accreditation, as i suppose you want. now, it has put the accreditation back on just in case, so it has been extraordinarily chaotic. —— we want. —— we won't. a gunman has killed three people, including two female police officers, in a suspected terror attack in the belgian city of liege. he was

the important thing going on now at the army's mission and in his assumption by prepa of the logistics operation that the army has admirably performed over the last many months. now we are in the process of the material acquisition people taking over the inventories, all the material that the army has acquired for this. taking over the replenishment of future materials, receiving materials that the army quote, unquote borrowed and in addition, being prepared, fully prepared to operate the logistics of material at committees in a way that supports continuing restoration in the ongoing and soon-to-be undertaken recovery. >> we are still -- it is going to be a challenge and will probably get some help for that. but our people feel they are ready and is going to give us augmentation as we go through the transition. >> recognizing may 18th is coming up next week, we want to know that you are ready and that you are not still working through things. that is next week. if there are steps, anything that needs to be done on the outside looking in to help facilitate that, we would certainly hope