>> i wrote that story about rob marcus. his point was that he is concerned about value creation., how much more will time warner have in its operation that cannot be engineered through financial tricks like buying back shares, etc.? the question right now is, can they do it themselves, or would they be better off to sell to charter communications or potentially another company out there? is he not interested in a sale at any price? he thinks there is more opportunity in the company itself. >> where did they need to be? look at other cable bills that have happened, times,ly it goes about 8 tda.e a little more ebi the initial offer from charter we here will come in at about $135. that itquite a bit needs to creep up there. however, we will see. i've saved the thought about creating value, because i want to get back to that. in terms of pricing, any chance comcast and cablevision would be willing to walk up $150 a share? >> my forecast is that it will be accommodation of companies it actually come in and offer a joint bid, most likely comcast and charter. you never start off with a