long hours, unpredictable hours, but that impacts not just women but men as well. we re seeing the evolution of younger people saying, we do want work life balance, we do need flexibility in order to manage all of our responsibilities, both in the workplace and outside of the workplace. well, carmen middleton, great job you have and a great mission. we thank you for your service and thanks for coming here and thanks for the access you gave our friend ann curry. that was all terrific. thank you, andrea. and you can see more of ann curry s special report a sister hood of spies on nbc nightly news tonight. ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™
act and in regards to the health exchange it simply is too expensive and it will not be a state-run exchange, the federal government virtually will have all kind of input into it an oversight moving in and it s far too expensive moving forward. here in arizona it cost us between 27 million and $40 million a year to implement it and keep it going. so bill: you re discussing a lack of flexibility and expense that could run $40 million per year for people who live in arizona. what do you mean how you would have little flexibility in the program? what would washington tell you to do that you don t think is acceptable? well, we don t know. we don t even know what is acceptable at this point in time. we still don t have answers to the questions that we need to really know to see how it s going to impact our budgets here in the states. we do need flexibility, in arizona particularly. we have a medicaid program here