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They're saying there's a lot of waste in the system. and doctors overordering tests and procedures. overordering surgeries, and there's no brakes on it. know way to control it and it's a lot of waste and let's reward quality and by the way, this is the hope for us, one of the thrusts of obamacare, let's put in more regulations and let's try to reward doctors for doing what's called quality medicine. but there's a big down side to this. first of all, who's going to determine this? second of all, doctors are going to cherry pick their patients, doctors are going to say, i don't want that patient...

Neighborhoods. there are big problems with this issue. >> gregg: let's put on three of the options that are being proposed. option one, sell homes in bulk to investors who agree to repair properties. number two, hire managers to oversee the rentals to be sold. structure transactions so the government and investors share revenues. good idea? >> none of these are radical. some of nonprofits are upset about this because banks who were involved with the how go bubble might be profiting from some of this. they are not radical. in some places they are actually happening and working. the only issue i...

Which tend to be african-american or tend to be ethic minorities. >> gregg: what strikes me that would be bad, banks and companies, all of a sudden, let's buy up all the surplus foreclosed homes and we're going to dump them on the marketplace just to make, i don't know, 20 cents on the dollar. wouldn't that really hurt neighborhoods and devalue itself a are still owned by individuals? >> i did some research. one sale of one foreclosed home in a neighborhood can bring the property values so much that it would be almost impossible to sell some of the other homes for anything. you couldn't get cl...

Basically it won't stabilize neighborhoods. there are big problems with this issue. >> gregg: let's put on three of the options that are being proposed. option one, sell homes in bulk to investors who agree to repair properties. number two, hire managers to oversee the rentals to be sold. structure transactions so the government and investors share revenues. good idea? >> none of these are radical. some of nonprofits are upset about this because banks who were involved with the how go bubble might be profiting from some of this. they are not radical. in some places they are actually happening ...

8 states, by the way, are also raising the minimum wage which include arizona, oregon, washington, montana, colorado, ohio, veteran and florida. got all of this? and san francisco will be the first city to raise the minimum wage above $10 an hour and utah, new laws making any daily drink specials illegal. essentially, banning happy hour. one more reason why gregg should never move to utah. >> heather: whew! quite a list. >> gregg: i love utah. >> reporter: you can't drink there. >> gregg: a great place to ski! >> reporter: sober! >> heather: important and i like the horn on the golf cart as we...