transcanada also has got some growth to it. company has a big project coming online next year, the keystone pipeline, a crude oil pipeline that will carry about 1.1 million barrels a day. i've been waiting for this thing to open for forever, from alberta to the texas gulf coast. man that was a mammoth works progress game. already about 82% of its capacity has been contracted out for an average of 18 years. that should give you some idea of how consistent this business is and the kinds of earnings visibility it has. that, of course, means how much management can be able to tell you it's going to make in the future. the further out, the better. now, the earnings before the bad stuff, you know, that interest in the taxes and the depreciation and the amortization, expected to increase ten-fold from 2010 to 2013, so i think the dividend is going higher. could it be higher and higher a la jackie wilson? anything's possible. on top of the pipeline, they have a power generation business, 30% of the earnings before interest, taxes, depr

. >> informed consumers may be our best line of defense, but consumers who have been scanned by transcanada who come and report the violation would be our best friend. would not be up to initiate our enforcement proceeding against jobbed u.s.a. without complaints like ms. stewart's. thank you very much for giving me this opportunity to testify before you is born. i would be glad to answer any questions you might have. thank you. >> thank you. our next witness will be chuck bell, program director of consumers report. >> i thank you very much for holding this hearing on ways to protect consumers during the current economic downturn against deceptive practices, fraud and scams. consumers union is the independent non-pop for publisher. with a circulation of 7 million. consumer reports postconsumer report.org subscribers are just part of our work reregulate research and report on misleading and deceptive practices that affect consumers. report on scams and fraud both to alert consumers so they can protect themselves and also to alert law enforcement agencies and policy makers so they can take ac