online gambling is now legal in some states. we ask if online gambling is a bet worth making. ♪ >>> wajahat ali is off tonight, taking the rains is our i digital producer. glad to have you here to do this >> always fun. >> when we start talking about online gambling, there is a big divide in responses. >> yes, we have some responses here . . . of course for those of you at home, we want you to be part of this conversation, to tweet us using the hashtag, aj stream. >> americans are logging on to place their bets, spending more than $2.5 billion on illegal offshore gambling just in 2012. analysts at morgan stanley predict this kind of gambling will generate close to $10 billion by the end of the decade. a justice department ruling cleared the way for online gambling at the state level but not nationally. some are calling on the federal government to lift its ban, seeing it as a way to create consistency. so far flee pro online gaming bills have been introduced in congress, but not everyone wants to see those bills become law. >> i

catz went on 300 online dates. he says singles should lower starnds to meet more -- standard to meet more possible mates. >> what percentage of men are 6 feet tall. what percentage of men make $100,000 a year, has the same long-term values, want kids. so many things get in the way of a relationship. >> the advice is echoed by our own online dating experts. >> it's a numbers game. >> and practice. mind-set. >> you do. >> people want to find mr or mrs right right away. it doesn't happen. >> it doesn't happen that way. >> meet as many as you can in as little time as you can. >> as for evan catz, he found his match in bridget. he didn't meet her online, he met her at a party. she was a year older than his maximum dating age criteria, and he was a different religion than she was looking for. >> is there a lesson to broaden your search. >> accidentally i stepped into it. she was nothing like what i was looking for, but i have the best time with her, and i can be my best self around her, and i was not constantly criticise

people are much kinder than you expect online and we can be cruel online but not true around this topicwe are hungry for information. i can tell you lecturing over the world or across the world grief.com, all these things, it is like she said, it's about the connection, we yearn for it. >> a lifeline for ill people and ill patients are isolated and social media let's them leave the four walls and interact with others for support and share knowledge beyond the illness and justin you create my last days and i'm curious about these people you talked to and the people you interviewed and families of those who passed away or suffering from terminal illness when it comes to final days what are the values really that people treasure and what is really important in life to those who are near the brink of death? >> it's really interesting, they all said the same thing, which is it's about family, it's about love, it's about experiences, and it's really just about connection. all the material wants and needs are just gone. and they are really becoming about the moment you are in now. and it's lik

retailersng, online -- online-only retailers slated 25%. we are joined by stephen. thank you for coming on. they are going from strength to strength. has done so well in the last couple of quarters. placed,nk they are well where the market is right now. iny are well-positioned where they are priced and all of these are different. are they such a success story? they go to an age group that has not been cap before. they are completely online and keep costs down. >> i think they are well- positioned. they know their target demographic and they go after the 20 somethings. they are well-positioned to go after that. they are in digital marketing. they're being very aggressive. are targeting the under 25 a 1930s. underhe under 25's and 30. 25's and under 30's . >> their brand is different because of the answer. >> they are unique. they offer brands, essentially platform,/e a department store. -- eight platform/department store. primark, as well. we see that they are taking a share from h&m from primark. as well as a lot of menswear. if you are a rival and you look at them,

how do you talk about death and dying online? the thing is that we all have one thing in common, and that's that we're going to die. so why are we waiting to be happy like they are? why are we waiting to do the things that we want to do. we should be doing them now, and calling our moms and brothers and sisters, and mending relationships, and meeting people on the streets, and leaving our legacy behind every single day. that's why it's so popular and joyful. we're not focus on the dying part but focusing on the living part, which is the point of dying. it reminds us that we have to live. >> david, go ahead. >> there are three major responses to the terminal diagnosis. we have the people who get depressed and there are those who fight it with futility, and others, it is what it is. and that's what we're doing, but we need to get those people who are depressed to get onto social media as well. >> libby just mentioned: we have a great video coming from lizzy. >> an event where people get together and talk about death and have tea an

nordstrom has bought two or three online retailers in addition to their own online. extremely good. you still have to go back to amazon every time. they have links with other retailers and it's amazing. specialty retailers, whether it is joseph bank where 10% is online or american eagle outfitters, these companies have developed and spent a lot of money developing their online. >> they are still not there yet. i think all brands are struggling with this idea of how to get online. one person we spoke to yesterday was tommy hilfiger. >> if they are shopping online, we have an amazing e-commerce site. here and in the rest of the world. if they are not shopping in the stores, they are shopping online and when we close our stores at 8 p.m., they are shopping around the clock. it's a benefit to all of us. >> reaching your customers everywhere they are is probably the biggest challenge out there. how do you do that? we have a huge selection and the key is to have different ways for people to find what they want and have it -- and have aggressive advertising. amount on treme

people are kinder tan you expect online.e can be cruel, but not true around the topic, and we are hungry for information, lecturing around the world, grief.com, all these things, it's like she said, it's with the connection. we yearn for it. >> the community is giving us feedback. >> and susan you are the creator of my last days. something i'm curious about, the people that you talked to and interviewed, families that passed away, when it comes to the final days, what are the values that people treasure. what is really important in life to those who are near the brink of death. >> it's really interesting. they have said the same thing, which is it's about family. it's about love, it's about experiences. and it's really just about conviction. all the material wants and needs are just gone. it really becomes about the moment that you are in now. it's like you are almost made clean. you are dispatched from everything in the world. it's always the same, which is really, really interesting. >> i couldn't agree more, justin. livin

despite online shopping continuing to gain share, even best buy's online sales are up more than 20%, the world's number one package delivery company, ups, issuing a profit warning for the last quarter. morgan brennan is here. it feels like we have two pieces of news and they do not seem to jibe. explain it to us. >> i prefer miss sherlock. two points here. first, shares are sliding after the shipping giant warned this morning that fourth quarter profit will be smaller than expected, just to put those numbers in focus, fourth quarter earnings per share up $1.25. we are also talking dropping full year 2013 adjusted earnings per share, that's $4.57, below the company's earlier guidance, putting all this in context, analysts have been calling for an eps of $1.43 in q-4, $4.76 for the full year. here's the reasons. we saw a shorter holiday season. we saw weather cutting in. one of the biggest issues, that onslaught of last minute orders tied to what ups calls quote, an unprecedented level of online shopping. so putting that number in perspective, biggest delivery day came six days later f

and that's where the parallel comes with online dating. a big market. >> you professors can't help yourselves. you have to turn everything into a product or service, oh, my gosh. >> well, there's a lot of parallels between the online dating market and especially the job market. but as i draw out in the book, the way people search for goods in the -- the way people search for goods in other online markets or the way they go through web pages or other things, those have a lot of parallels to the online dating market. and i like using it as an example because it's a place where no money is changing hand. a lot of people get caught up in the idea that economics is all about money. and i like to make the point that you can see a lot of economic principles without making money. >> the price theory starts to apply later, is that right? >> yeah. there's really not that much in the way of prices in the book. a lot of the ideas spill over into other things, i talk about people searching for goods. and when you get outside of the online dating side,

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being able to see every keystroke. >> laptops ordered online, is that right? >> and they did that by intercepting laptops ordered online to signal that malware, is that correct? >> yes, there are different methods that they have, they can signal remotely if you click on a listening, and they can interdict products before they get to them, and they can signal and own your computer. doesn't matter what passwords you use, or encryption, they can see all of the activity inside of your commuter the minute that malware gets online. they got human amounts of data from israel and canada and the uk, surveillance and information they get from there. so really being anything that you do that's electronic in nature, online or by telephone, is susceptible to nsa monitoring and analyzing. and that's the true nature. >> our community has been really disturbed by many of these revelations: i want to go to our gobble hang out. and we have julie here, a political analyst with freedom works, and i know that you have the questions for glen. go for if. >> hi, glen, my question is,

it's not online versus physical, it's interesting combination of online and physical. >> thanks to our two guests. next time, we'll see you online. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. john siegenthaler is off tonight. health care challenges. the new year brings new controversy as insurance coverage for millions of americans kicks in. >>> blizzard warnings, first big snow storm of the year, heavy snow, bitter cold and blinding winds. >>> crowds for cannabis. and dreams come through, the view and the dream of the 125th rows parade --

online tracking which i consider the most insidious form of online tracking where sites, other thansit, that are typically invisible, you don't even see them, are collecting profiles of your browsing history. you wonder how could this even happen. how could the site other than i'm visiting see me? let me show you screen shot this is definitive study of stanford tracking. this is new york times. see in this picture how many areas are highlighted in red and these are all content that's being served by sites other than "the new york times." and when this happens your browser connects to a bunch of other sites, seven you can see in the picture and lots more concealed that are invisible. all of these other sites know that you visited "new york times" and what other sites you visited and that is how they compile dossiers on you. one study revealed on average top 50 websites there are 64 independent tracking mechanism. and so just to drive home this point of how subtle these trackers can be let me show you screen shot. let me show you what some of these different third parties can be track

online tracking, which i consider the most insidious form of online tracking, where sites, other than the one you're visiting, that are typically invisible, you don't see them, are collecting profiles or dossiers other than where you are visiting. let me show you a screen shot -- this is from a definitive study. you will see in this picture, how many areas are highlighted in red. these are all content that is being served by sites other than "the new york times." when this happens, your browser connects to a bunch of other sites. seven that you can see in the picture, lots more that are concealed invisible. all of the other sites know you visited "the new york times" and whatever sites you visited and how that is how they compile dossiers on you. one study revealed on the average website, there are 64 independent tracking mechanisms. and so just to drive home this point of how subtle these trackers can be, let me show you the screen shot. let me show you what some of these different third parties can be that are tracking you. it could be facebook, google, well-known companies, compani

that's on the online market. i like to make the point that you have a lot of economic principles. lou: the prices reflected later. >> yes, there's not doubt much in the way of prices. it's some talk about people searching for good. and when you get outside of the online dating sites, prices begin to come in for that much more and i talk about the difference between searching for a partner in searching for pharmaceuticals and that is one example that i've gotten into. lou: i'm thinking that we are going to see only dating exccange is mandated by the government. but you are happy and it worked for you and i know it works for a lot of people. >> it's probably not for everd to get past the point. so when the market started there was a lot of stigma attached and in the book again into the parallels of the health reform debate in the other cases about this. and we're past that now. lou: we have lots of people doing it and that is the quiddity that you are referring to. >> and we're getting very close on time. and i jus

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it's not online versus physical, it's interesting combination of online and physical. >> state of emergency in syria as negotiators prepare for peace talks. >> hello, welcome. also on the show - sunni fighters take over several police stations in iraq's province, seizing weapons and freeing prisoners. >> translation: i feel that whenever they want they can break into my home in whichever way they want. >> ang

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puttingous are people this sensitive information online? how anxious are the realtors?> i think people are anxious about security for a good reason. i think what the internet has done and what solutions like dotloop has done is it allows transactions and processes like real estate -- in processes like real estate to be more secure. think about it. five years ago you would be backstopped back and forth. of that paper lands on someone's desk. it is not secure. it is not private. anyone walking into that office can pick up that paper. what the internet has done is create an ecosystem where all of those activities, anything changed, all of that information reduces acked, which more complete and secure experience across the board. >> doing deals, ipo, private equity -- all sorts of things are done that way. is your company doing that but with special expertise in real estate so you have the processes appropriate for this kind of transaction? >> there is certainly a deal room, but we have created a workspace. it is not just a place where the information can be stored. we call

yes i do i think there's significant freedom left online. and i don't agree with julian assange says quote i think that although obviously we should be quite concerned about a lot of the recent. revelations about spying and so forth the internet remains the most powerful tool for the spread of freedom in the world today are but in your estimation how much of internet is being controlled right now. virtually none of it you know in general the internet is a very open place where everyone is able to communicate and talk to each other governments try various ways to try to control it but they're almost completely unsuccessful but how are they unsuccessful evolve your personal data is actually being transferred to government agencies i mean everything you read on facebook or in any social media is not just yours or your friends to share with but it's also shared with the n.s.a. and the rest of the world. well i don't think that's true i mean certainly we should be concerned about the amount of data that the usa is collecting but in terms of what

record online sales. 23% gain. 1/3 of all of their christmas business is done online. winner is another department store here in the u.k. they had the best ever christmas trading period. they saw margins, profitability actually rising. this discounting is not hitting the bottom line all across the board. debenhams seemed to have goten the mix wrong. that was really where the winning products were in fashion and in electrical good. what the key test will be is how does next come out tomorrow. we get the numbers likely to be slightly better. many analysts are saying they didn't discount in the run-up to christmas. they should be ok. the scope for clothing retailers, especially those who did early discounting. clearly the winners, house of frazier and john lewis. >> what else is on our ray dor this morning? -- radar this morning? hundreds of flights have been canceled in the united states. 357--mile-an-hour winds could make the wind chill reach minus 10 fahrenheit. >> a rescue operation is underway for a group of scientists and passengers stranded aboard a ship in the ant

exceptional, their online domination. they are handing money back to the investor base, some 300 million pounds. this year they're going to have an excess cash. they are also giving a special dividend for this year. >> how much did this policy of not discounting help? you might wonder if they don't discount ahead of christmas, are they left with a lot of stock to discount afterwards? that doesn't seem to be the case. >> you look into the statement and they go, we have got 11% less than usual. they are struggling to find the garment, the netware that they can put on promotion. they did so well in the run-up to christmas because they give the consumer the clarity that they weren't going to find the jumper they were about to purchase cheaper than next week. you saw that tactic being employed by others, all slashing their prices by some 30% to 50% in the run-up to christmas. profits.it just eroded the employment of non- promotions by next has one out compared to its competitors, many saying they stole market share this season

the online campaign has paid off. wednesday, the supreme court of nepal banned the importation of gtmo's until further notice, many companies like monsanto will not be up to sell their products to the poor. this has been warmly welcomed by the country's web users. globally speaking, the average life expectancy currently stands at 71 years old and has progressively grown in recent decades. this graphic was produced by chilean graphic designer, showing at this moment in time we can expect to live longest in monaco, where the average age of death is 90 years old. japan, singapore, and macau are chat intod at 84, and south africa has a average life expectancy of 49. south africand have an average life expectancy of 49. a wacky idea of dressing like clothing mannequins, striking a photo next to them, posting them on the web. one way to pass the time when you go shopping with his girlfriend. this person from brazil lost both of his legs at the age of 13, but this has not stopped him from his favorite activity, skateboarding

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a lot of commerce is going online. my wife orders a lot of things now online, and i do, that before we would have gone somewhere to get. it's natural that lending would gravitate there as well. there are issues, though, important law enforcement issues there, and i struggled with them when i was attorney general of ohio, and i hear from my colleagues, former colleagues that they struggle with them now. because, you know, online, the internet, you know, activity doesn't, isn't a respecter of jurisdiction, or there's nothing necessarily physical or tangible about it, can be originating in a different state but not complying with state laws here, can be originating in another country and not complying with american laws. and i think law enforcement officials are grappling with the strategy of how to deal with that because online lenders that are legitimate and valid deserve protection against online lenders that are not complying with the same requirements they comply with. it's definitely a difficult subject and one that

or the shift to online gambling? and is the big bet on online gambling actually working?e will talk to the president of borgata. >>> plus -- >> coming up, power pitch. th is startup wants to help you buy a used car without ever stepping foot in a dealership. does it have what it takes to drive to success? >> are you in or out? >> stay tuned. >>> hello, everyone. on today's power pitch we have a start-up that wants to disrupt car dealerships by letting you point, click and buy your wheels online. ernie garcia is the cofounder and president of carvana. before that, he was an analyst at the world bank of scotland and served as vice president and treasurer of drive time, the seventh largest used car retailer in the u.s. with 108 dealerships. here's his power pitch. >> i'm ernie garcia. we offer a whole new way to buy a car. the entire transaction can be completed online. you can select your financing, warranty, trade-in, sign contracts online. you can also schedule delivery as soon as the next day. when the car arrives, you get to test drive in your neighborhood where you're

and the online playbook. for final discussion, and what you think of the online playbook and any recommendations and the next question is an area you are most interested in if you are willing to serve on a small committee to help us flush out the best promising practices, policies and programs around nation. first online playbook. chris coleman. you are not chris coleman. >> it is always great to have an online playbook, just to suggest an addition to it which is almost a chat room we can kind of have a continual conversation to say what is working or have you tried this or whatever but we do get stuck sometimes and we don't always break through those barriers. i was actually since mayor rollins brought up his cowboys, vikings fans, i have no where to go on this at all other than my closest analogy, adrian peterson and someone who can hand the ball and put it down the field, it is an example how as the community even though we can't just focus on that one factor, it is as a team we are able to build. one of t

we'll tell you how to find love online. >> yes. you got to figure out how to dress, how to pose the right picture, how to write the right, you know, all that stuff you have to did online. >> it has to be the truth. >> no, it doesn't. >> it doesn't? okay. that's going to be fun. and a performance by jennifer nettles of sugarland, love her. >> a big one. okay, so, michelle obama is turning 50. happy birthday. >> and she is among many, many wonderful people turning 50 this year. 50 is the new 22. >> yes, it is. >> president obama is throwing her a dance party. i would love a dance party. a funky dance party. that's what i would like. >> please don't invite me. >> sandra bullock turning 50. courteney cox, sarah palin and trisha yearwood all turning 50 this year. >> courtney love, elle mcpherson, terry hatcher. >> hank azaria. >> and blair underwood and rob lowe. >> that's a lot of folks. a big milestone. >> fermenting nicely in the wine world. >> they are fermenting. 50 is a little -- >> and hodawoman is not on that list, the most impo

so, how do you deal with online criticism? howard bragman, founder of 15 minutes public relations and vice chairman of reputation.com is here to give us some ideas. so great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> this is complicated because i think a lot of companies don't know, do i respond, or don't i respond to that criticism. >> yeah, and i take a step back. companies have to understand, 85% to 90% of customer decisions are made based on these kind of results. they will google your company, they will google the category, be it restaurant or dry cleaners, and they will look at your reviews. >> yep. >> and that's how they're making decisions. >> okay. so you don't want that criticism out there if you can help it. any kind of criticism. you say get ahead of the game. how do you get ahead of something -- >> well, first of all, you have to have a strong social media presence. you want to be on twitter. you want to be on instagram. you want to be on facebook. you want to constantly put out positive messages. if you're a restaur

online does seem to be where it is winning. 3 million online grocery deliveries, a third of that fromile. , this& spencer's too said is where they are being hurt. they still haven't got online. they say, we are almost ready. but they weren't there and they say, will we are massively underrepresented online. >> morrison's, one of the biggest losers today down 5.6%. tesco want to get back into india but a lot of sales from asia were disappointed when a company. >> they did. even u.k. was disappointing. in asia, the slowdown continues. interesting that they are going back into india of all places. they are going to be the first major retailer selling multi- brands in india after india opened up its market to foreign retailers. they are investing more than $100 million to go in and open some three to five stores per year. they pulled out of the u.s., they pulled out of japan. they are lowering their investment in china. this is a big bet on the emerging markets. maybe they want to try to get a piece of what could be an $8 billion market. we are going to see how that risk works out. >> car

>> easy to imagine that online shopping.ly going to double over the next three to five years. >> i am addicted. we talk about online. theon't often think about logistics behind it. give us a sense of the scale of business that you do. >> in our organization, around europe, we are operating over 7000 trucks. then, a multitude of partner organizations working with smaller deliveries which would typically affect the online delivery that you or i may order online. >> for groceries, it hasn't really picked up in france yet. is that going to pick up? >> i am sure that what we are seeing today in the u.k., we will see in most of the european markets in the future. i think shopping trends will evolve. we see that already now. may be more pronounced in the nonfood areas but i think we will see it running into food. >> which country do you see where the consumer is going to be the slowest mover? >> i think we have to also imagine that in some countries, the transport infrastructure is not quite there yet. you have to have that really

we discovered that inspection records don't exist online. and we uncovered an antiquated, underfunded system that oversees the safety and welfare of california's 1.1 million children in daycare. >> we found that california does not make it easy for parents to find out what the state knows about the daycares where they're sending their children. >> reporter: other states such as florida and texas, have had these records online and searchable for years. in some cases, more than a decade. that's why child care aware of america in this 2013 report, ranked california third from dead last, 50th out of 52, in equality and oversight ranking of all sights. plus the district of columbia and department of defense. kim johnsson works at california's child care and resource network. >> these are our children, babies, toddlers. >> reporter: california state auditor recognized this problem in 2006, but in these recent updates of recommendations not fully implemented, the auditor found california's temperature of social services still has done nothing to mo

. >> by the end of the year it will be available online. >> already much of it is available online. any scientist in the world can go in and query the database and look for connections between different activities in the brain or different qualities. >> there is another very nice thing about this. that is it's a wonderful environment in which she has done her work. one of the pioneers in brain imaging is an outstanding neurologist we had here at the series. it is a wonderful environment in which to work, lots of interesting people to talk with. this is going to be a thought through and reliable set of studies. >> you would be the first to point out, she is one person working on one part of it. >> she comes from psychology. there is a series of questions. you went through this. tell me what it was like. >> the mri, as anyone knows who is gone through one, is very noisy and many people have been conditioned to cope with the fear. that was one thing. the test that you do in the mri, there are a variety of them. some are simple as curling your toes to map where your toes are. others req

communication giants empowered to govern internet traffic at the go ahead online services jump the queue at the expense of others. in this is art international live from moscow eight pm here now our top story then this hour the second and final day of voting is underway in egypt on whether to accept another new constitution critics say yes result will serve to secure the military's grip on future governments the ousted muslim brotherhood refuses to take part calling it a sham referendum that puts the army before the people volunteering day one of the ballot killed eleven r.t.l. troops and kyra. well the chip sions it once again in the polling stations for a second day on this referendum on the constitution people behind it so are this interim governments and also the minutes three and then the people who stand to gain the most if this is a yes votes and if there's a high turnout in particular the military has this key articles within this constitution which would cement military power over the civilian states' military trials of civilians will be allowed the minute she budget will be kep

especially online.your private information, you can make a payment and get goods and services without having to use credit card companies. there are efficiencies to be had. i think the whole challenge is to grab that mind -- share. that is one of the things that we will do. >> thank you so much. they carry of block share. >> i do not think it is a foreign exchange. that is a different discussion. these guys, i get the efficiency. i get the tech savvy angle. i do not suggest it is transferable to the broader public. you have any optimism that rotter technology will pick up bitcoin? >> i am not that optimistic. >> it is too volatile. >> there is paypal. if american express wanted to do this, they could. there are a lot of ways to do this. >> it is about innovation. how would you suggest that the bitcoin saga ends? someone has to be a loser here. >> there are a lot of moving chairs. i do not know where lance. it seems like there are moving chairs. >> over the weekend, the wall street journal was asking wha

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just eight pictures of the rape have circulated online.f that the woman is seeking to have one of the men convicted of po online. saying some of the pictures pay amy, has tried her more than $3 million in restitution. men to pay her $3 million but should one offender pay the restitution. the question is should the entire amount, or should the man pay the entire compensation be split among should every viewer caught with the images. justice steven breyer asked antonin about fairness and responsibility . . . seem fair. terrible crime you don't require a person to pay for what he didn't cause. this is called the national center for missing it and exploited children is >>> the national center for supporting the victim missing and exploited children is known as a amy yota in what you heard, what did you learn and what was the thinking, if you could read court for oral arguments. from what between the lines on what the the thinking if justices were asking? between lines in what >> most significant was the justices were asking? court's recognitio

online is fairly new. although, for me i feel like i've been shopping online for my whole life but it's really only the last couple of years. online shopping is becoming a real interesting way to shop, and a lot of the late adopters and the older consumers are catching up and enjoying that as well. i think what we are seeing now especially moving forward into the new year is that retailers are offering a seamless way to shop for the consumer so you can shop online or you can shop in- store or you can look in-store and pick up online and have it shipped to you. that flexibilityis something that i think we're gonna see a lot more of and it's something that bodes well for the consumer. >> credit cards, cash, gift cards - are we changing the mix there at all? >>i definitely see that. about 60% of people are coming into 2014 with no holiday debt at all. which definitely indicates that more people are paying with cash. we found that about 65% of people did use cash at some point to shop for their holiday gifts.