for perspective we have our own staff are on msl. we will license typically are physicians are licensed in north of 20 states. we do that ourselves. we will credential them at many hospitals and that is so that we can solve that access problem and the shortage of staff that many many hospitals face. terms of supply one of the things that's interesting about arm model is that we contract directly with the hospital and so for physicians to join us they are for the first time in a long time able to focus exclusively on providing care to patients. they are not involved in any coding, billing, collection. they comment. they log into our system. they establish connectivity with the hospital they are assigned to and they are practicing medicine for the entirety of their shift and then they go home. so for people that are set up with chasing paperwork and bureaucracy and chasing after payments and answering questions from management companies it's a pretty good gig. those are a couple of other pathways to consider. >> in addition to lou's po

msl authentec, that gained momentum that we saw in the u.s.. is that going to be a worry in asia? youh, i think for know, asian tech looks ok. closing at ag record yesterday. there is plenty of buybacks for that company. it is not a huge selloff. in the u.s. session, we did open fairly high. .5% on the s&p 500. about this point in the open. i think elsewhere, interesting to see that the u.s. 10 year treasury yield is around the 2.13 level. will be interesting hearing janet yellen. i think people will be focused on that tuesday morning in europe because with the bond markets where they are and given the u.s. durable goods number overnight, it was a bit of a mess. to thes play in argument that the fed is walking them into a policy era. that is a topic up for much discussion lately. let us wait to hear what yellen says in terms of policy. we have the european central bank room and big central bankers including kuroda from the boj. we will be looking at those pretty closely. anchor: the central bank bigwigs e.l ther we also talk a lot about the explosion of popularity when it comes to

the dynamics and the sausage making of the federal budget and he joins us now from washington with mslo restore. for our global audience and our american audience, do you trust the math? can they restore over the fourth of july weekend? >> yes, they can and i do trust them more than any other organization that does budget scoring in washington or anywhere else. the only job of the nonpartisan organization, working with the democrats and republicans all at the same time, their only job is to get the numbers right. is it going to be precisely correct? no but they will be almost as close as anyone else. tom: we talked about the support, we spoke to the head of new york presbyterian hospital yesterday and i asked about six or $5,000 adoptable. making about people $38,000 a year and what do they do? will this reset a republican health care, will it affect those premiums? mr. collender: if they do what they want to do which is to cut the taxes that were included in the formal care act there is almost no choice but to do those types of things. that is to eliminate or reduce subsidies or to co