then you have consumer staples, like proctor & gamble that is trading 21 times forward earnings. i think that's an obscene valuation to pay for really what is atrocious growth over the last year. >> if you think all growth is going to be atrocious, that's the reason why that looks appealing, right? do you figure you're getting a corporate earnings yield of about 5% and think at best the economy's got 2% growth, you're looking at a lot of other spaces that don't seem like they're really going to turn around. especially with oil rolling over. maybe you're playing for a rebound there. that's the reason. people are saying, 5% is okay with me. if 2% is what we get. >> right. but in the case of proctor, it's the worst of a very sort of questionable group, in the sense its valuation is just as high as the entire s&p 500 consumer staple sector. yet its growth rates are much worse. >> they're negative. >> negative on earnings. down 15% over the last year. at this point, there's something that's not right. and finally, all the commodities, corn, sugar, wheat, all going like this. for all o

proctor & gamble is trading 21 times forward earnings.t they'ved that negative growth >> if you think all growth the is going to be atroeshts, that's why that looks appealing. you're thinking you're getting a growth of 5%. you're looking at other spaces that don't seem like they'll turn around. especially with oil rolling over. that's the reason. people are saying 5% is okay with me if 2 spkt what we get. >> in the case of procter, thest the worst of a questionable group. it's valuation is just as high as the entire s&p 500 consumer staple sector. >> they're negative. >> they're negative on earnings. the top line down 15.5% over the last year. finally, all the commodities. softs, sugar. all going like this. that's not good either. >> but there seems to be -- there's a floor underneath these stocks. >> the reason that -- at what point are you going to be a seller of this thing when it's trading 16 times earnings? clearly, at 16 times earning, a 20% discount, it would be a screaming buy. somewhere between where we are and that level. >> for

. >>> the search continues for a missing 9-year-old girl, sofia proctor. she was last seen on the 1,000 block of 14th street in northwest d.c. she was wearing a white dress, white sweater, white head band an silver shoes. investigators believe she's with her mother julia proctor seen in the smaller photo there. proctor was driving a 1998 volvo. police. >>> huge water woes tonight in alexandria. thanks to this, a water main broke shooting out water for hours tonight. hundreds are without water all together. shomari stone is joining us with how homeowners will have to deal with this problem and how it could impact your commute. >> that's right. police are suggesting that people stay away from edsall road and south. a lot of people have been going to the store to purchase bottled water because they have no water at home. they are draining water out of the massive hole that could easily swallow a car. there are two valves that are broken, a water main broken. it all needs fixed. so the people here will get their water restored. as for what happened, it is quit

they believe sophia proctor is with her mother, julia. she was last seen tuesday afternoon on 14th street northwest. her mother last seen driving a 1998 volvo with d.c. tags. contact police if you spot them. >>> a verdict is expected today for the third baltimore police officer on trial in the death of freddie gray. caesar goodson faces second-degree murder charges. he drove the van that transported gray after his arrest. gray later died from a broken neck. have the nbc washington app and we'll send out an alert when the verdict >>> new t new details in the case of a man who walked in to a tv station with a take bomb. alex brizzi walked in wearing a hedgehog suit and life vest that looked like a suicide bomb. he was eventually shot by police. brizzi will now be sent to a state hospital for schizophrenia treatment. >>> today there are millions of dollars in prize money up for grabs in the quicken loans national. golfers are taking part in the tournament through the weekend. tiger woods is the host. golfers at the time started at 7:00 a.m.

. -- sofia proctor, and even though police believe she with her mother, they label her missing, last seen in the 1,000 block of 4th street and northwest, if you know where she is, contact police. >>> lets take a closer look at the flooding as the cleveland park metro station during last night's rain storm. this time lapse video is right behind me, if you look closely, under 2 minutes the station stairway went from a trickle to full blown mississippi river and the people who just got off the train found out the last legf the trip home had-- leg of the trip home turned into this. it was expanded and part of the drainage was elimination. the entrance is between the parking lot and the catch basins in the street. literally when it rains, it pours. >>> wusa 9 news learned when the dc taxi cab commission meets tomorrow, it will be the agency's very last meeting. the body that has been regulating the city's taxies is being abolished part of a transportation overhall, marry jay said it will be replaced by a department for hieled veers-- hired vehicles, they will see online transportation ser

investigators believe with her mother julia proctor. she was driving a 1998 volvo. if you have any information, please call police. >>> the threat of stormy weather coming back. >> if you liked yesterday, you ain't seen nothing yet. tomorrow is going to be different because it is going to hit us early. >> it really could hit us early. that's the concern we have now. this could come overnight and maybe 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning we could have severe thunderstorms rolling in on through the area. warrenton, fredericksburg, waldorf, leonardtown, some showers. this is part of that front that will be making its way back to the north as a warm front. we will see the chance for some showers tonight. back to the west, we're watching this area around chicago. not a lot going on right now, but they are expecting a possible outbreak of severe weather here. watch happens here. here we aret watch what happens as these storms develop around portions of iowa and wisconsin and boom right down towards our region. there's 7:30 tomorrow morning and another chance during the aftern

night and day to proctor the long primary season, the candidates have zero campaign events on the calendar today. now to the forecast. here is a live look outside at pennsylvania avenue and the capital. cloudy outside, but at least no rain. doug: if you saw the flag there, the wind is really gusting right now. that trend will continue as cooler and drier air comes in. it will be a different weather pattern for us here. this is a time lapse at nationals park. field ofe in this fairweather clouds clearing out so it is gorgeous. plenty of sunshine around the region. some showers headed this front. some turned heavy in northeast maryland. all of that is renting out. mountain showers over pennsylvania. cool through the afternoon. we see the numbers probably holding in the low 70's this afternoon. it will be a whole different pattern, but plenty of sunshine through the next couple days. our forecast looks really really nice. overnight, clear skies chemical. 55 to 62 degrees. that is very cool for this time in june. jummy: thank you so much, doug. now we want to start with another story of how th

rivals are countering saying this could be a way to gain sales. >> proctor and gamble not above tryingwith packaging but on the other hand, these companies have actually been going the other direction for years and coming up with highly concentrated formulas you need to useless was a selling point. i actually think the typical customer is pretty focused on exactly what their dose needs to be and people don't take the manufacturer's recommendations. they reuse k cups for coffee and things. i'm less alarmed. >> this isn't going to work. >> i think they are bummed they had the pods to begin with. when you have the liquid, you throw as much as you can in and like juggling it out and kind of figuring out the measurement and you way overuse, right? so now, so it's clear the pods are just not enough. >> well, they also argue the size of the washing machines i guess have increased 50% over the last couple years and people are over stuffing their loads, is that true? >> makes sense. these washers, it's really hard to choke a good new washers. whatever you can stuff into them. i buy that. i'm th

sophia proctor last seen tuesday in the 1000 of 14th street northwest. police say they believe she is with her biological mother julia who was seen driving 1998 volvo with d.c. tags. if you have any information or have seen or heard anything police want to talk to you immediately. now election news. marco rubio has had a change of heart about his future. today he announced he will run for re-election. rubio insisted he would give up the senate seat at the end of the term. many republican colleagues encouraged him to run believing he is the party best chance to keep the seat in floor. dennis hastert reported to prison in minnesota today and began a 15-month sentence in an attempt to cover up decade old sex allegations. he admitted to ab wrestlers he coached. the statute of limitations expired for the years. the 74-year-old was not charged with sexual abuse in those cases. the latest polls indicate that the referendum vote on great britain staying or leaving the european union is too close to call at this point. the vote on the brexit issue is a combinatio

he spent most of his career as proctor and gamble where he ended up as chairman, president and chief executive officer. under his leadership proctor and gamble significantly recalibrated his portfolio, expanding manufacturing footprint adding 1 million people to its global customer base and grew organic sales by 3% a year. two years ago two years ago, president obama selected robert mcdonald to be secretary of veterans affairs. over the course of his tenure, va has expanded veterans access by focusing on productivity and va community care, continued to drive down the disability claims backlog, progress towards end to homelessness and thanks in part to large unprecedented partnerships and vital networks across the federal government, with profit and nonprofit organizations has focused on prevention and treatment for veterans. he will be interrogated briefly by norman eisen. norm served in the obama administration for the president for government reform and went to the public where i first met him to serve as united states ambassador there. he is with us at brookings, we are pleased to

sophia proctor was last seen tuesday afternoon on 14th street in northwest. investigators believe she's with her mother, julia. the mother was seen driving a 1998 volvo with d.c. tags. if you've seen them, please contact police. >>> it is 4:31. it looks like we have more storms heading our way. >> certainly very unusual to have this kind of wind and light anything and storm potential so early in the morning. so don't be caught off guard. storms likely to be moving inside the beltway before 5:, so be ready, they're coming in fast and furious. could have another round of storms this evening, as well. we'll have to wait and see how strong those will be. risk of a few raindrops tomorrow. not a big deal on your brinfrid. weekend still looks good. but look at this lightning. this is racing toward the metro area. first raindrops already moving into the winchester area. this is coming right in on 66 here fast, not slow. so be ready for a big light show and periods of blibding rain early this morning. jack taylor, this promises to be an ugly thursday morning commute.

her name is sophia proctor and even though police believe she's with her biological mother right nowe she is. she was last seen tuesday afternoon in the 1000 block of fourth street northwest. if you know where she is, please contact d.c. police. >>> and that's a quick look at what's going on this thursday morning. >> news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> right now at 4:30 we are keeping a very close eye on radar this morning. it is a yellow weather alert day as we track showers and storms. good morning i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mikea turner in for mike hydeck this morning and allyson we've got our eyes to the skies and eyes on the roads. it's going to be a crazy day. >> absolutely. we are going to see a pretty wet commute for a lot of folks especially areas off to the south. look at the system headed our way and the amount of lightning with it so this is only going to intensify for areas off to the south. you are going to see a good bit of lightning and heavy rain and good bit of strong winds

talk to people from proctor and gamble, and other american companies. they are absolutely in love with brazil. they are building their... their business in brazil are going up 30% a year. why? because brazilians are having access... you know, more and more brazilian consumers. >> hinojosa: it's really extraordinary. some of the meat packing industry now... brazil has the largest... is the largest meat packing producer, or one of the largest? >> the largest meat producer. >> hinojosa: meat producer? >> we have... we joke and we say that we have as many people as we have cows. we have 200 million cows in brazil. we are one of the major companies in the meat packing industry in this area. now in the united states is a brazilian company. >> hinojosa: and you have now uncovered vast oil deposits that are extraordinary. >> and this is another challenge, because we are the country that has the best energy matrix on earth. 47% of all energy consumed in brazil comes from renewable sources. >> hinojosa: so let's just say that again, because i think it's important

meant he said when you start a company cannot take on your competition he said i cannot take bob proctor and gamble head-on i will not get anywhere it is like feeling you have to pass to get where you're going i thought that is a delightful moment that is what emily's list does some people fail right into the wind and don't get anywhere but emily's list we attack where we're going to move us forward and get to where we're going eventually >> and how to get to where you were going how does it feel to know the next president of the united states will be a woman? >> i'm not celebrating we have a lot of work to do to get a pass a general election. >> but is phenomenal. >> i think we are prepared and hillary clinton is the most phenomenal woman i have never met people say that about politicians but i am telling you she knows so much about so many things and is so committed she is a child of the '60s who committed herself to make a difference in people's lives and has done it ever since the children's defense fund all the way it to running for president of the united states famous excited i am

career spent most of his at proctor and gamble. under his leadership, proctor and gamble significantly calibrated its portfolio. he grew the firm's organic sales by 3%. just about two years ago, president obama selected robert mcdonald to be the secretary of veteran affairs. yearthe course of his 10 the v.a. has expanded veterans access. it has continued to drive down thanks in part to large partnerships across the federal government with both profit and nonprofit organizations, it has focused on prevention and treatment for veterans homeless. brieflybe interrogated by our very own norm eisen. he served in the obama administration as special government ethics. he then went to the czech republic where i first met him. and iwith us at brookings am very pleased to have him. he will be talking with you afterwards. with that, please give secretary mcdonald a round of applause. [applause] secretary mcdonald: thank you for that kind introduction. i want to start by answering the question asked today, can the department of veteran affairs

proctor in d.c., they have offered their services pro bono, so that goodwin procter, they did a ton of work and fought hard for me. a number of former colleagues at crs that stood out for me, though fisher, rosenberg, dick from it, all -- did brummet, all of them declarations on my behalf. in the last couple of days, there has been debate in congress. they're concerned about protecting the second amendment rights, but people suspected of terrorism, the right to buy a gun, congress had a concern about me and my first amendment right to speak and that was senator lindsey graham. i am not one of his constituents. my congressman for my district said it was a legal matter and i could get involved. senator graham did read he wrote a letter to the librarian of congress and it was included rome we went to court and i will be eternally grateful for senator graham. we do not agree about guantanamo , but he did a declaration saying that what i had to say about it in my perspective having been the chief prosecutor was an important voice to be heard. the one member of congress that stood up for

police say they located three children and their mother julia proctor and they are all in good healthhea we have new details about thee the death of an elderly from virginia. francis hobson in connectionho with the deathbs of 85 year old sinclair. hopkins was sinclair's caregiver. she was the last person to seeos sinclair before she went missing saturday morning. they believe hopkins dumped sinclair's body the day she died. hopkins is now charged withchar first degree murder. the search is for a hit and run driver who d.c. by the time officers on thehe scene the driver had taken of on. police closed off the area toara search for includes. at this time they have not release the identity. > fairfax county police haveceh arrested the man you see on the screen. investigators i sarah simmons ho groped an 11 year old girl inside a target store on on saturday. the incident was caught on camera. a fairfax county officer not involved in the the case sawco e pictures and recognized the logo on his shirt. from there, detectives were able to identify the suspect as 19s 9 year old brendan car doab

police say he was hit by a stray a man named marcus king, andre dudley, and christopher proctor. three of those men are charged in his death. they're being held now without bond. >>> parts of the district plagued by violence. now members of the faith community are doing what they can to try and stop it. tracy cooper was one of the victims carried two weeks ago while carrying groceries into her house. darcy spencer joins us from northeast with more. >> reporter: well, erica, church leaders plan to hold these peace walks at metro stations in these areas that have been plagued by violence. they're not sure if this is going to work, but they say they've got to do something. >> we want to stop the violence. we thymine like you can help us. >> reporter: church leaders talk to young people and gather to pray at the min a response to violence on metro and in ward 7 and 8. >> far too much bloodshed in the streets of washington, d.c., even in capitol heights. we believe because there's a level of hopelessness and pain. >> reporter: this is the first of several peace walks they have planned

the law firm of goodwin proctor here in d.c. over the last couple of years they offered their services pro bono to assist as we moved towards court. so john mccaucus and matt riththy at goodwin proctor did a ton of work as well and fought hard for me. there are a number of former colleagues at crs that stood up for me. lou fisher. mort rosenberg, dick grim et were all career crs employees that at various points in time testified or did declarations on my behalf. i was disappointed in congress, and particularly in the last couple of days, there's been a lot of debate in congress. there is concern about protecting the second amendment rights of people suspected of terrorism. you know, their right to buy a gun. i only had one member of congress that had a concern about me and my first amendment right to speak, and that was senator lindsey graham. i'm not one of his constituents. my congressman from my district said this is a legal matter, and i can't get involved. senator graham did. he wrote a letter to the librarian of congress t

her name is sophia proctor. she was last seen with her mother julia on 14th street northwest. this was yesterday afternoon. police believe she is still with her mother and they are looking for two of them. take another good look at the pictures that we have up here now. we have them posted as well on the facebook and twitter pages. jonathan: we are getting more breaking news right now in the newsroom from arlington where washington boulevard and the down. police activity is going on out there. we are working to gather information on why they were called there and ultimately made the decision to block all traffic in the area. it comes at a bad time in the afternoon. we have more information as we get it. at 4:00, clean-up continues across maryland, virginia, d.c. from the severe storms we saw yesterday. alison: you will remember one warning after another coming in as the storms tore across the area. each one moving through. the damage soon became clear. flooding at a metro station. trees splitting homes. and slamming onto cars. thank you for staying with us for our extended sto

he said i can't take on proctor and gamble head-on.though swat me like a fly and i won't get anywhere. it's like failing. if you want to get anywhere, you half to pack to get where you're going. i just thought that is delightful. that is what emily's list does. some people sell right into the wind and they don't get anywhere. they yell at the wind. but emily's list and i know yourself, we pack where we are going we get the power of the wind and we get to where were going eventually. >> that's an excellent way to describe how to get to where you want to go. how does it feel to know that the next president of the united states is going to be a woman? >> it feels good but i'm not celebrating. we have a lot of work to do. it's going to be a nasty general election. >> are we ready? >> yes were prepared for the struggle. >> hillary clinton is the most phenomenal woman i have ever met i know people say that about politicians but i'm telling you, this woman knows so much about so many things and is so committed. she is the child of the 60s who

sophia proctor was last seen on tuesday afternoon along 14th street. investigators believe she is with her mother, julia. the mother was last seen driving a 1998 volvo with d.c. plates. if you see them, please contact police. >>> new details this morning on a murder investigation this northeast washington. d.c. police need your help finding a car they believe is connected to this crime. take a look. this is the car police are looking for. they say it is connected with a deadly shooting that happened on monday on monday tetello avenue. appears to be a four door silver a dan with a sunroof. >>> dric south pole. you can call it a success right now. this plane flew two sick workers to chile. it had to go through dangerous conditions. a pitch black runway and temperatures at minus 75. that kind of cold can actually disable planes. but this one was specially designed to handle it. the sick workers are part of the national science foundation research project in antarctica. hopefully once they get to chile held get the treatment they need. >>> 5:08. >> fall in

marcus chang, andre dudley and christopher proctor are charged in his death. >>> and in decision 2016nald trump is clearly frustrated over questions on money he raised for veterans. hallie jackson was there when he lashed out at the news media. hallie, we talked to a lot of people about trump's tone. good morning. >> reporter: hey there, good morning to you. what a seen here at trump tower. and today questions on trump's temperament, questions on what this all means as we saw basically inside here a preview of a president trump. all of it now as he is brushing of independent challengers. it's something i asked trump about yesterday, the idea that there's speculation somebody could be coming after him on the conservative side as an independent. trump said basically, somebody running as an independent cannot win. but multiple sources are telling nbc news this morning a conservative writer david french is now considering an independent bid. french has a military background, but he doesn't have money or name recognition. that makes it a long shot to take on trump. trump takes on the media

marcus king, andre dudley and christopher proctor are all charged in his death. >>> and a man accused of taking photos up women's skirts has pleaded guilty. michael edwards took revealing photos and videos of women at the grocery store. he pleaded guilty to two counts of unlawful filming and a sex offense. >>> 5:02 now. starting today your cost to park in the district just became more expensive. meter rates go up across the city to $2.30 per hour. that is a $1.55 increasor a 30-kecent increase for premiu spots and commercial drivers will pay an extra $2 an hour. >>> and verizon employees reached a new contract last week to give workers an 11% rate over four years. and it adds 1300 new call center jobs. the workers have been on strike since mid-april to vote on the agreement after returning to work. >>> there could soon be a new candidate in decision 2016. unlike the three current contenders, you may not have heard this man's name for a presidential run. sources confirm to nbc news that david french may run as an independent. the conservative writer and iraq war veteran is considering

marcus king, andre dudley and christopher proctor are all charged in his death. >>> fairfax county policeare looking for help to track down a repeat burglar. they say somebody's been stealing cash and jewelry from people at the avana apartments on patriot drive. most of the break-ins have in the morning. if you've got any information about this, you're asked to call police. >>> we've got some new details in a heartbreaking story out of prince george's county. you may remember a dog died in the care of the clinton kennel last month. well, now we know the kennel fired the employee who was responsible. officials say the employee violated company policy by leaving the dog outside in a pen overnight. the dog got out and was later found dead. the kennel took full responsibility and said in part, quote, all vet bills were imminently paid by us and we are deeply saddened by this event, end quote. >>> a lot of nerves rattled with this next story. this morning school officials on the look out for bears near two prince william county schools. the bears were spotted yesterday morning at pace west sch

we have this insanity of a very smart guy who came out of proctor in and gamble. very smart guy, bob but donald, with no also surrounded by the bureaucracy that he suggested that waiting in line to get into a v.a. hospital was comparable to waiting at disneyland for a ride. now, you have to get to a point where you wonder, what were the conversations that took a really smart guy, businessman, west point graduate, guy i admire, to where he so loses touch with core reality. if you are a veteran trying get into the v.a. hospital it ain't the same as taking your family to disney world. yet this system is so corrupt now -- corrupt not in the sense of bribery, but of being dishonest with the facts. the v.a., in los angeles, eliminated 3,000 appointments in order to say that the line was shorter. that's illegal. criminal behavior. yet nothing was done, nothing happens. host: part of the problem is that the democrats and republicans are not talking to each other, they're talking at each other. how do you get beyond that? newt: you talk to the american people. people get t

anger about proctor's case will be here as the ceremony gets underway and we will show to you as a happens brief >> marty: two suisun city men arrested earlier this week -- accused of raping two young girls. spoke with one suspect's mother. who is just as surprised about the allegations as anyone else. >> reporter:with help from the f-b-i. following a two-week long rape and sexual assault. on wednesday, the suisun city police department arrested 19- year-old rashad perkins-stovall at his home here on chyrl way. hours later in fairfield. his 27-year-old friend carlos brown was taken into custody on similar rape charges. sot- "who is your son, carlos or rashad? rashad." perkins-stovall's mother says she was blindsided by the charges. sot- "it's a surprise." neighbors, including a man who lives next door and can see into perkins-stovall's bedroom, echoed those sentiments. mostly guys. rarely girls. he says they would smoke things rarely got violent. sot- "its all a blur to me, i don't understand it, so that's the reason why i'm not saying know anything." not many on chyrl way are familiar wit

now, she is believed to behe with a woman i named julia j proctor. you can see her picture to the e left of sophia's. shi police say julia may bee driving a 1998 volvo with d.c. h tag e can k2268. sophia was last seen wearing ari white dress white sneakers and silver sutures a prince george's county teacher in c trouble with the law busted during a prostitution sting.thst >> fox5's annie yu live at langley park this morning in in hyattsville to tell us how it hi all went down. dow what happened, annie?pened, a >> reporter: hey, good h, go morning wisdom and holly.ol. yeah, he was a fourth gradera teacher here at langley park mccormick elementary school inli hyattsville. ge's now facing seriousow facin charges. we have a picture of him forurer you on the screen there.een t prince george's countyin detectives arrested martince brown, 29 years olds of silverye springar on tuesday in lanham ln maryland during a prostitutionrn sting operation.ati he's now facing two counts ofo n prostitution and human trafficking after he sol listed a prostitute andue als

backward tweets calling it a bad affirmance by crooked hillary clinton saying she reportedly for mental proctorand does not look presidential. second three sanders has been busy campaigning across the state. he was in modesto today talking about climate change. he was also bashing trump for his lack of concern for california's drought. according to recent nbc pulls, the demand sanders are neck and neck in california. clinton only leading by two percentage points. >>> the man who killed a professor on the campus of ucla yesterday before taking his own life had a kill list. he drove to los angeles from his home in minnesota. he left a note at the scene in los angeles that led investigators to his home in st. paul. inside the home, investigators found a list of his intended victims. on the list, a woman was found dead in a minneapolis suburb. the other another ucla professor was not on campus yesterday and was not hurt. >>> the list has been described as a kill list. that was the wording put on it. he was heavily armed and prepared to engage multiple victims with the ordinance he had at his dispos

the law firm of goodwin and proctor. they offered their services pro bono to assist as we moved toward court. two people at goodwin procter did a ton of work and fought hard for me. there are a number of former colleagues that stood up for me. career crs all employees that at various points testified or did declarations on my behalf. disappointed in congress, particularly in the last couple of days there has been a lot of debate in congress, they are concerned about protecting the second amendment rights of people suspected of terrorism. the right to buy a gun. i'll had one member of congress that had a concern about me and my first amendment right to speak and that was senator lindsey graham. i am not one of his constituents. my congressman said this is a legal matter and i cannot involve. senator graham did. he wrote a letter to the library of congress included as a declaration when we went to court and i will be eternally grateful for senator graham. we do not agree about guantanamo. saying whatlaration i had to say a

proctor & gamble, general electric -- it is weird. >> a lot of the brands are consumer brands that peopleel great association with. coke being on there, it is not like the other companies on there. >> why? >> sales force, i think they have a very celebrity ceo as part of it that talks about the culture and meditation. you feel a sense of excitement and feel like you are creating the future there. >> i noticed you pointed out the sales force, consulting with monks or something before designing the -- >> the perks are base line, you have to have it. but people don't go to work for perks. suzy and i noticed very quickly was there are so many founder-based companies. many can say, i believe in monks in the office, i believe in giving back, seven days off to volunteer, those are things -- people want to work for places they are inspired. >> yeah. >> i was going to ask about bezos, amazon is a company that has gotten a wrap about being a tough place to work at minimum. >> it was a little bit of a surprise because it had discussion about the culture in the media. when you look at the companies,