>> no, williston is the center of the balkan shale.ence what we're seeing through our energy investments, private equity energy team in terms of the need of housing. >> this isn't temporary housing. this is a full-on, explain what you're doing. >> can we get an idea of the numbers, what to what? >> there are 12,000, 14,000 people five years ago and we're 25,000 permanents and probably another 10,000 temporaries. >> more than doubled. >> what do you see in the next five years? >> double again, maybe triple. >> the important thing to point out the permanent housing stock is about 6,800 units and given what tom mentioned in terms of actual number of permanent employees in the area is a dramatic undersupply of permanent housing so we're actually building a neighborhood, 810 multifamily units and 727 single family home lots, neighborhood with parks and trees. >> i assume kkr can't be the only investors coming to you saying we want to do something on this magnitude. >> they're certainly the largest scale. we have to solve problems 100 at a t

here in the shale oil built in towns like what's that city and williston job's go begging wal-mart mcdonalds and even a local casino are among the many town for workers. for those looted by the last of the oil blues finding somewhere to sleep can be harder than fun job the lucky ones end up here in high school erupted prefab man camps a bunk and food who are in a shared dorm room costs as much as one hundred forty dollars a month. no one's complaining. i'm a fragger i work for fracking through always do basically just plop water gel chemicals and sand down a hole and it helps well just oil more efficiently last year i grossed eighty five thousand dollars and then this year said yes a lot more. others not so lucky sleep with i can cop overflowing with mobile homes and caravans truck drivers sleep in the truck cabs if they sleep much at all. you won't be surprised to know that just like suburban south like texas not everyone's happy. you know us winter one day when i think about here and found this open spot that soon be frozen over. and then we discovered all this water bubbling and how cold

and the global head of real estate for kkr, they're putting up apartments in this williston area. the company that has both of them, eog, continental resources in the bakken. these stocks are going to go down like everything else, because this is where we are. we're going to have a long haul truck that the engine is going to go out in 2013. that is going to be taking advantage of the natural gas. everybody should be reading "the washington post" journal. this is the bright spot. what's the bright spot? it is fossil fuel. but i know that i'm looking at buying a generator like my friend joe kirnen has. i can buy a machine that makes me fuel up without gas. i just need ford and gm to give me the cars. >> crude spikes, these companies can help you envision a day that a headline out of that part of the world doesn't mean oil has to become a expensive. >> we're talking about a duplicate fuel system that makes it so that we're no longer hostage. that's so imperative on a national defense basis, but it is not the focus in washington. petraeus and then cliff. >> meet one of the so-called p