byrne. if i could provide a little bit of context because i think there are a bunch of laws that are intersecting here which may make it -- >> i understand that. but i want to be very clear and simple about what i'm asking. so, there are mitigations that were taken in the c-e-q-a document. do we have confirmation from the federal agency that found us in violation in 2005 that those mitigations are sufficient to meet our legal obligations? >> sarah james environmental review officer. yes, we do have that confirmation since the mitigations come from the biological opinion that was provided to us. by fish and wildlife. >> well, so, do you have a letter? do you have an opinion that states that? >> the opinion is the biological opinion, it's a 70-page report with a great amount of detail that spells out, as i said, over 40 measures that were we're required to implement in order to offset both the operation of the golf course ~ and for the specific project. >> let me he ask the city attorney this.

navy into the black sea. >> nick byrnes, welcome back. let me ask you, the general gave it over to you. how do you handicap the odds at this point, that the russian troops will go into the eastern part of ukraine? look, you guys are the experts, i'm not. but it seems to me, if russian troops go into the ukraine, that is going to prolong and make this whole story uglier with much deeper political and financial implications. >> larry, i think what putin is trying to do here, he's trying to intimidate and coerce this new embattled government in kiev to stay in line, to stay in the russian orbit, not to have an association with the european union. it's very unlikely he's going to give up the crimea because angela merkel or someone else asks him to. the big question, will he limit himself to that or respond to the inevitable appeal from leaders from eastern cities in ukraine to rescue those ethnic russians. but there's probably a reason he may not do that in the short term it's a lot to digest. about 65% of the people in eastern ukraine are et

steve byrnes? >> thank you, krista, with dale earnhardt jr. i'm not going to put words in your mouth. i'm going to guess it was disappointing, but i heard you on the cool down lap encouraging your team. >> yeah, we weren't going to run first or second had we not stayed on the strategy. we tried to save as much as we could. we got to half a lap and ran off two there. so, you know, we took a gamble and didn't win the race, but still worked in our favor to run second. gave us a chance to win. sucks to lose like that, but we can't let that be a negative. we got to go to bristol and try to win there and only way to be productive is be positive. got to look at the positives in today and keep working toward our goal of winning some more races, but it's tough. tough losing like that. that thing started sputtering off, too, really disappointing. >> thanks for your time, we'll see you at bristol. chris? >> junior fans on the edge of their seat, but the fans appreciate that's the best start. he's had three straight top five finishes to start the season.

>> deputy city attorney marly byrne. because you have a negative declaration in front of you, the question for you is whether or not there is substantial evidence in the record before this body to support a fair argument that the project could result in significant environmental impacts. however, the question is what environmental impacts would the project as proposed result in. so, again, you're looking at substantial evidence not to support the project description which is what is proposed by the recreation and park commission, but rather to support whether there is a fair argument can be made supported by such substantial evident there will be an impact. >> so, if there is a fair argument to be made, even though it's a fair argument on the other side, what does that mean when you have two fair arguments? what's the implication of that? >> the question is whether you have substantial evidence. so, substantial evidence, c-e-q-a defines it as fact, expert opinion based on fact. other assertions based on fact, it all come

oh and chris byrne said welcome to the network or talk with a matrix of news makers joining us on this program here at the european parliament in brussels. my teacher shock a member of the delegation for relations with the united states and the lines for liberals and democrats group or all day in london james rubin the former state department spokesperson during the clinton presidency and that the euro news studio in brussels eu munster senior director for foreign and security policy at the german marshall fund welcome to all of you first question to all of you and started with bodies yet how much is the present spying scandal affecting relations now especially with regards to who was holding the ukraine crisis it is understood telling me that there is a prob that the trust has been broken into. absolutely the trust has been broken i think the fundamental question for our citizens and also for politicians is reading your own. why does it mean. our alliance. if there's no trust. then the meaning of this alliance is under serious pressure and i'm sure will feel the impact jamie what are

oh and chris byrne said welcome to the network heart talk with a matrix of news makers wired into this edition here from the european parliament in brussels party at cromer finish an e p a share of the delegation for rove relations with iran and cheese with a group of greens european free alliance. from the studio bureau news in brussels his excellence came up with barramundi he runs ambassador to the european union. and from vienna robert kelly associate senior research fellow. he's with the stockholm international peace research institute welcome to all of you have a question to all of you starting with aria. there is a new round of talks going on piano quarter final agreement how serious do you think iran is in opening its nuclear programs in the world or is it just buying time the political will he stand still. my taste nice to see the nice pretty serious than you and think and i slept on the kennedy agency neocon has had input costs the nation they have few points where their disagreements. so my tiffany's. these went to go well if he's serious and we'll put aside its ambassador o

they should be treated very carefully. >> this is tracy byrnes.own on this? they lock everything up because it is that dangerous. this stuff is poisonous. it is not for little kids. everyone knows that you cigarettes are the healthier version of smoking. why is everyone having such a hard time with this? >> you know, i am not sure. we really need to look at the possibility of these products getting people a lot of benefits. giving society a lot of benefits. it takes people away from using combustible tobacco cigarettes. yes, these are consumer products and they should be treated with care. keep them away from your kids. nobody has a problem with that. we think that that is what you should do. charles: on one hand, you do have the larger cigarette companies that recognize the growth. more and more states are wrecking regulations on them and treating them just like cigarettes. this could really stop you dead in your tracks. >> you know, it is very disappointing. this product could really help a lot of people if they are allowed to use the product. s

. >> the victim keltie byrne was a championship swimmer and a part-time worker at sealand. >> as seen a huge net -- >> efforts were hindered by the agitated whales. >> i would like to use this summer but my more immediate goal is to swim fast at nationals. >> it was sort of a cloudy gray day, and we were looking for something to do, so we thought why not go to sealand? it was kind of like this dingy pool with these whales. >> it just felt a little bit like an amusement park that was kind of on its last legs and everything was a bit gray. >> yeah, it was like a swimming pool. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. and they would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish and the whales jump up. i remember saying, oh, what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and she was pushing her way up to get out of t

patrick byrne is ceo of the company. thank you so much for coming back to the show. when you first said you were going to do this we asked to you come back to tell us how it went. we appreciate that you honored that. you've done a million dollars in sales so far. what is your typical bit coin customer like? how do they behave differently? >> one way they're different they're male as opposed to female. typically our shoppers are 60% female. bitcoin users are 80% male. they also spend quite a bit more, 230dollars, versus $150. melissa: why do you think that is? what is your gut on that? >> well, part of it is a mix. it's a mix, they buy, they're more prone to buy computers and electronics than are normal traffic. however not that much more. they are buying a lot of furniture and sheets and everything else. maybe it is affluent thing. maybe it is because they're affluent. if they have bitcoin, and bitcoin excuse affluent. maybe they're trying to show support. i'm seeing on blogs and such that the bitcoin community is trying to show support spending money at overstock. m

in the end kyle celebrating and our steve byrnes is down there. >> chris, kyle busch jumps out of the car and celebrates with his wife, samantha. kyle, yesterday you said -- oh, thank you. that feels good. yesterday you said the fans won, but today you won. tell us how you won this race. >> i think the fans won today, too, man. holy cow. what do you expect when you have a green/white/checkered finish and everyone has to put four tires on. that right there is -- the days of thunder thing there. what do you mean? there's two laps to go. everyone is going to pit. unbelievable day. i can't say enough about interstate batteries, everybody from interstate, m&ms, peanut, sn snickers, doublemint, toyota awesome today to be here again in their hometown and of course sprint. appreciate them being here and helping us with our sport, monster energy, nothing greater than this to keep the party going all night long. >> can i borrow your towel for a second? >> no, that's mine. >> to krista voda. >> what a weekend for kyle larson. i want to know, could 0 you smell that victory? here you are battling

we know patrick byrne. he is a nice guy. he will probably listen to you. >> yeah.ou buy couple trucks and something bigger than what fits in the back seat of a car. would you be amenable to something like that, to grow in that area? >> i think with small startups i think it is important to focus in on something. we focused in on attacking, people already doing this process themselves. we find they have like, the largest pain point, the background how we came to this idea, i used to be ebay power seller. i had my own fulfillment system but it was all me. we find those are people we really want to help out with. that is what this product is designed for. but we, definitely see different extension, in different areas for sure. liz: we're thrilled to profile the company. we love gutsy startups. you're welcome anytime especially when you launch the ipo, let us know as soon as you do. >> we'll do. thank you very much.m recall nia whole lot worse just before, the day before the automaker's ceo mary barra is heading to capitol hill to testify about safety concerns there is

i have to go lionel be from donna martin tom byrne. we all hope we can all guess which is not all the city of major football team and monkeys to shoot the latter much too nice to feel the same six people who are paid by these people suppose much nicer than the chopper suppose. the thing he sees you voted mention is this a team effort. the city council that sum represented a poem i just got to the cinema foundation. the system. on deal with what we do every year yell when we celebrate my shoes. the film it's my new quilt on it at its center this represents artists can use it throughout the year. i have studied this is the accumulation of all our efforts. i know which delights of the tube actually took time to meet some lunch to show what we do. held at the ones on each side. a special day initiative. on that day the seventeenth of august yourselves. the chili televised. ron and you can't possibly elsewhere in the world. healthy. just read you can. got a great form also everybody welcome. we try to ask to hold him on some of the wealth.

steve byrnes is down there for the celebration. >> it's a wet victory lane. kevin harvick will take it. how important is this win for you, just your second points race for stewart haas racing? >> oh, man, this just solidifies so many things, so many decisions. just got to thank all these guys at stewart haas racing, thank sprint and the fans. jimmy john's budweiser, outback, chevrolet, everybody, mobile 11, who makes this thing go round, has been so much work. all the time and effort these guys have put in. what a race car. >> you had a dominant car. did those caution flags make you a little nervous? >> the 22 was able to time the restarts there and i knew what was going to happen was he was going to take a shot down low. i tried to do the best i could. just really happy, thank everybody at the shop, all these cars. so it was a lot of fun. so, man. this is awesome. >> hey, enjoy your win. let's go to matt yocum. >> an impressive weekend for dale earnhardt jr., from start to finish. it seemed like, junior, your best start was going to be the last restart. >> y

the character of by either of the whistleblowers but the chairman of the road safety of snarky gay byrne has called on the commission to withdraw those remarks on the minister agrees. i think the issue should withdraw the remark. and which is made on the records that will make any other questions that needs to make. to be tested at the gates of the accounts committee. it's very important in their minds to the garden whistleblowers. a whole new beast a first information about people after that they try to use the correct procedures most prestigious tale the boats that are the whistleblowers john wilson the marsh mccabe said to be very pleased and thankful for the over our cars are marks on road safety minister brown has said he will be introducing regulations to make it clear that text in accessing the internet on the phone went riding even when it is a non speak rachel is illegal colin sullivan artsy news dublin castle. a photobooth reform to the dump our jaws of david to these rocks of the over i can say that this is something of a contrast to what i would shudder to say about all of th

commissioner byrne, planning department staff. the item before you is for mandatory discretionary review for the merger at 1070 grand street. the project sponsor proposes to merge two dwelling units into one unit resulting in the elimination of one unit in an existing 47 unit building. proposed for merger are one bedroom, one bathroom condo and the adjoining two-bedroom 1-1/2 bath condo resulting in a three bedroom 2-1/2 bath condo. the smaller unit was appraised at 1.5 million on june 24th, 2013 and the larger unit was appraised at 2.4 million on october 17th, 2013. units that appraise below 1.342 million dollars will be considered demonstrable housing at the time of analysis. last week the threshold for determining financially accessible or demonstrably affordable housing was raised to 1.506 million. demon tram flip affordable financially [speaker not understood] is defined as a unit that has a value greater than 80% of the combined land and structure values of a single-family -- of single-family homes in san francisco. as deter

that was patrick byrne a c.e.o. and chairman of online retailer overstock dot com. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return the director of public affairs for the bitcoin foundation jeannette young elite anglin is sitting down with me live and in studio we're going to talk about the latest drama surrounding the world of big point you won't want to miss my interview with her and also in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing all things tat from wearables to twitter to cover and it all got you covered and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of your play was the numbers of the bell today sticker off. the shelves are force. and the finish line of the marathon. we welcome eric made an abby martin to be terrific oh show me your team at work. boom bust it's going to give you different perspective give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about breaking this works it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness. with the system it's very very prob

patrick byrne on why his company overstock dot com was the first major online retailer to accept his payment and we rounded all i would take longer tells us that an inverted yield curve in puerto rico is a signal that investors fear a default in the u.s. commonwealth take a look at the trade in britain verifying that you used to run as a horrid time since you left now since the market lows in two thousand and nine it lost over sixty percent here's the question in the face of so much reflation how can one be bearish at this time. well really what i believe is that very similar to what happened ninety six to ninety nine and from zero three to zero seven essentially our policy makers have put band-aids on you know by inflating you know equity markets in this case by it and zero three to zero seven period they cut interest rates to one percent they engender the housing bubble and the market went up five straight years but then it ended very badly in zero eight what happened in zero nine to thirteen is we've again got a zero interest rates and we have nobody wants to buy all our treasurie

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in million dollars of cash and equivalents on hand, if you do the math, box has less than a year of byrne left. year end january, posted a net loss of $168 million versus revenue of $124 million anthony s. 1 filing. and not profits in the foreseeable future, but aaron levy is bullish about what lies ahead. the 29-year-old is counting on revenue to grow and in its filing, research from idc saying digital information is expected to the 300 fold. and higher demand for the storage and contents. and by the fortune 500, they are paying customers. oracle's president mark hurd wade into the box idea telling maria bartiroma this. >> i do think it is the investor trying to prognosticate. the future of the technology industries headed and trying to make that based on those prognostications. >> google drive, amazon web services, microsoft, down 2.8%, the ipo is being led by morgan stanley, jpmorgan, those guys are pretty busy with ali baba as well. adam: the box idea may be coming soon but one of the most anticipated ideas is pricing tonight. can be crushed maker digital king management is set to hit

tracy: tracy byrnes with your fox business brief.ing homes fell last month, the sixth decline in seven months. national association of realtors said sales dropped to an annual rate of 4.6 million, the lowest peak since july of 2012. and the average 30 year fixed rate, 54.32% down from the previous week's 4.7%. the chief economist said interest rates trend higher. the number of american filing for jobless claims jumped to a seasonally adjusted 320,000. of labor department reports the four week average fell to the lowest since late november. the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. >> dolly parton's new song blue smoke with the upcoming album with the same name. we have been rocking to that and can't get enough with it. back with us is dolly parton. welcome back to the show. you got a new album coming out. the business has changed a lot. there is all the digital stream, itunes, pandora, so many ways, did music pay like it used to when you put out a new album? >> it does not. everything is different from

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that was patrick byrne a c.e.o. and chairman of online retailer overstock dot com. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return the director of public affairs for the bitcoin foundation jeannette young believe anglin is sitting down with me live and in studio we're going to talk about the latest drama surrounding the world of big point you won't want to miss my interview with her and also in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing all things cat from wearables to twitter cover and it all got you covered and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of your play was the numbers of the bell and a sticker out. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend stupid's tear jerking poetry keep john norris. we post only what we found out r.t. to your facebook u. street. the piece of legislation was a terrible mistake now i'm very hard to make out a letter to get along here is a plot that never had sex with the earth make their lives

. >> i'm tracy byrnes with your fox business brief.ney announcing abc news president ben sherwood will begin a succession to succeed anne sweeney, president of abc network and television group. sweeney announced this month she will leave disney next month to become a television director. >>> nokia says the sale of vodafone unit to microsoft will be delayed until next month. the deal needs approval by regulators in asia. nokia expected the sale to be completed in first quarter. >>> blackstone sold 15 million shares of seaworld cutting its stake to 25% and relinquishing majority control over the theme park operator. blackstone could raise $500 million from the sale. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. , more headaches for general motors. new reports say federal authorities are looking into whether the company covered up the ignition defects when it filed for bankruptcy back in 2009 and even more damaging for, damning for regulators, nhtsa may also be held accountable for failing to flag the

. >> jim byrnes, authorities have dismissed -- there is one claim of responsibility, the chinese martyrsrigade. how unusual is it for an act of terror to go unclaimed at this point? >> it is unusual. we are looking at all aspects in this event. we have intelligence that needs to be pursued relative to this mr. ali, the purchase of the tickets and the stolen passports and the like. and that will drive operations and the cycle begins. what's of note is the thumb fingerprint of one of the tickets sent to the fbi's fingerprint database. that database holds the records of 70 million individuals. and of those 70 million individuals, 73,000 known or suspected terrorists. that is automated. it should be done quickly. if we get a hit it will be tremendous leads. >> david souche, we are hearing that authorities are moving away from the terrorism angle. >> because we know about the aircraft and what is going on. if you have flown that leg, you know there are a lot of legs in between there where there is no communication at all. you don't talk to anybody for hours and hours. the fact they were in th

south by, which was amazing, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] i play a guy who's married to rose byrnet we can't get super messed up all the time anymore, as most parents do, and then a fraternity moves in next door and at first we try to hang out with them and we start hating each other and then we go to war with each other. >> jimmy: is it weird for you to be the parent in this movie instead of one of the guys in the fraternity? >> it is a little weird. but at this point in my life i'm much more likely to be calling the cops on someone than to get the cops called on me probably. because those damn kids are too noisy. >> jimmy: i heard you're making a computer animated movie about sausages. is that true? >> i am, yes. >> jimmy: is that an idea you had when you were high -- >> yes. >> jimmy: -- and then said oh, this is a great idea? >> yes. around seven years ago. that's how long we've been trying to make this movie. it will be the first fully like cg r-rated comedy. >> jimmy: about sausages? >> yeah. so instead of pixar it will be like dixar. [ laughter ] that's a stupid joke. that c

that was patrick byrne c.e.o. and chairman of online retailer overstock dot com.time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return the director of public affairs for the bitcoin foundation jeannette young believe in lynn is sitting down with me live and in studio we're going to talk about the latest drama surrounding the world of big point you won't want to miss my interview with her and also in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing all things chapter from wearables to twitter cover and it all got you covered and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of the members of the bell of a sticker up. on the news. most women use is work with martin luther king said i have a dream obama is to tell you how to draw. drones have not caused a huge number of civilian casualties. that for the most part they have been very precise six like. this small body on the ground is a little girl and just next to her is a little boy of eight. we do so well first of all so which was a complete. guess it's all the one that i can confirm that we ar

that was patrick byrne a c.e.o. and chairman of online retailer overstock dot com. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return the director of public affairs for the bitcoin foundation jeannette young believe in linux is sitting down with me live and in studio we're going to talk about the latest drama surrounding the world of big point you won't want to miss my interview with her and also in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing all things kept from wearables to twitter to cover and it all got you covered and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of your play was the numbers of the bell and a sticker out. oops my bad that's what david willetts the u.k. minister for universities should have said when confronted with the fact that he got his balance wrong instead he doubled down on stupid just like they all do because the taxpayer always always always picks up the bill for stupid tell to. write. her straight. and i think the true. on our reporters would. be in the. welcome back now bitcoin has gone through a turbule

that was patrick byrne c.e.o. and chairman of online retailer overstock dot com.ime now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return the director of public affairs for the bitcoin foundation jeannette young elite anglin is sitting down with me live and in studio we're going to talk about the latest drama surrounding the world of big point you won't want to miss my interview with her and also in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing all things kept from wearables to twitter the cover and it all got you covered and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of your closing numbers of the bell today stick around. we have a solution to the manufacturing crisis in america potemkin factories filled with attempted jobs oh how the patel good markets will be impressed to see it thriving but going to come out of me. under a little more than a lot of these policies i think you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. a very serious thing. now wait. welcome back now bit coin has gone through a turbulent peri

tracy: i am tracy byrnes with your fox business brief.eating 300 new jobs in its plant in ohio. the automaker will invest 5 and did million dollars to produce new v-6 engines. the 2015 s 150 pickup truck will be the first model to use the new engine. consumer spending rose slightly last month. the commerce department says consumer spending increased 0.3% in february following january's 0.2% spending for 70% of the country's economic activity. walmart suing visa for $5 billion for allegedly unreasonably high switch fees at it's new lawsuit a few months after the world's largest retailer of the out class-action suit with other merchants against visa and mastercard. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: here's who's making money today. anyone with a piece of microsoft, shares climbing after the first public speech is ceo and denouncing long-awaited ipad, shares of 2% right now. steve ballmer enjoying all this retirement. still has 330 million shares of microsoft meaning he made $300 million

byrne: that is the persecution of christians around the world. millions of christians will start their lenten period of fasting and penitence today and over the next several weeks will act out their faith leading up to holy week, when we remember the death, crucifix of jesus, and then the feast of easter, his resurrection. sadly in too many parts of the world, christians will not be allowed to openly profess their faith and act out the things that for centuries christians have been able to do. this chart on my left, which is prepared by the pew research center, shows that around the world there is religious persecution. but it's particularly bad in asia and sadly in the middle east, the very part of the world where jesus came from. this next chart shows from the same source that the problem is getting worse not better. and sadly we are seeing that the perpetrators are now more frequently governments than private individuals in these countries. and the bottom part of this chart tells us the saddest news of all, the most likely people in the world

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david: patrick byrne is still accepting it i think at overstock.com. other people are advancing.nance over the weekend at common fund. some smart people are saying we at least looked at it. david: do you have it? liz: no. david: i don't either. liz: i'm old. david: thanks, jo ling. liz: if you really want to know what is going to happen to the economy then pay attention. why? because in just a moment we're talking to the man who has just been named the number one forecaster on wall street by market watch for the 9th time. david: he is the best there is. it is that simple. >>> that missing boeing 777 looks like it just vanished into thin air between malaysia and vietnam. what happened to it? next we'll bring you the very latest on that search for the aircraft and how this apparent disaster is affecting some very widely-held stocks. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com david: the search is intensifying for the missing malaysian flight 370. they cared 327 passengers, 12 crewmembers was headed for beijing. it was last heard 140 miles solve the corn coast of vietnam. since the aircraft

join the company from chicago, nicole petallides from the new york stock exchange, and tracy byrnes isay between nasdaq and the dow. biotecbiotech began to fall apa. high flyers falling apart bringing everybody down. this is the first crack in the rally? >> it very well may be. we broke through support levels pretty important on the nasdaq. a few more below us, but if we don't, i would say that is sort of a chink in the armor. looking at the two different markets combined like that. charles: you think almost all sectors are overvalued here, so what is going on? >> most are overvalued with suspected earnings and most are getting lower. are we are turning part in the market? the nasdaq and the s&p being at different levels, breaking down obvious the nasdaq is more tech waited, i would not put too much in that, but overall buyers beware. the market is getting real week. charles: right now the maker of the game, candy crush, will be priced tomorrow. a lot of anxiety what are you thinking? >> it is feeling like 2000 again. eithe ipo market like when i was reporting on them. i cannot imagine

scott kennedy, nicole petallides at stock exchange, if michael robinson in san francisco and tracy byrneskeout, i think it is a buying opportunity in the making. where do you fill? >> i agree with you and i will sum it up like this. we have weakening p.m. is in china, copper pressured and a little bit, germany in the wake of the russell/crimea's situation, if you have money to spend where are you going to invest it? our numbers while not fantastic castle coming in kind of strong and with that if you get an opportunity here, 2%, 34%, they don't last long. charles: buying a dip is a big time, same question to you. >> absolutely i would be buying on the dip. there's a lot of health and the tech economy right now. semiconductor sales are on fire. a lot of signs of health out there. i would be buying, do it on a strategic bases, put in some mobile limit orders, a lot of stocks i would love to own and i'm looking at this is a great opportunity. charles: they are extraordinarily volatile. you got to hang on, strapped in. two hot stocks we're watching. let's start with a day ii of the candy crush

welcome back tracy byrnes. i think that trumpets were justified there.ree children. she says she left voluntarily. she says you have to pay the rest of my high school tuition and college tuition. stuart, you have kids. 18-year-old say dumb things. i think the story is shame on the father, the attorney that took the case on. how dare he do this. >> she is suing the parents. shame on him. they think that they can conquer the world. the fact that this man took the case on, i think that is you are bigger problem. stuart: do we know whether she left the house voluntarily or whether she was kicked out? >> they did not kick her out. we do know that they said she had to start paying for stuff. >> i understand that this is hard to do. >> the curfew was 11:00 o'clock at night. 11:00 o'clock is pretty late. i do not have teenagers like that. stuart: good stuff, tracy. welcome back. stuart: a lot of retailers blame the winter for slumping sales. profits is up 9%. lauren simonetti, are they profiting? >> yes. have you had any potholes this winter? all of this is help