this would never happen at a grocery store but when shopping online ... ( liz owens / online shopper) "i had no idea .... .. it can happen, i never even thought about it." as a busy mother liz owens does a lot of her shopping on the internet. she was skeptical when we told her the prices she sees .. ( liz owens / online shopper) "on sale for $31." ... are not always what everyone else sees. ( liz owens / online shopper) would always be the same." and so we gave her a list of items. and at the exact same time-- she looked them up on her computer from her home in southlake we had six other people looking them up same items, same website, same time. and most of the time -- everyone's screen showed the same price but not every time. when owens looked up a night's stay at the caribe royale hotel in orlando on travelocity -- her price? ( liz owens / online shopper) "it is $132." but look at this -- we did the phone and the hotel was listed at $119. out of our group -- two saw $132 -- four - $119. in fact - we found several cases of this on travelocity. the travel website says it sometime do

welcome to this panel, disrupting isis online, the challenges of come bathing online radicalization. we're hosted by the congressional internet caucus. we would like to thank the cochairs for hosting us here today. we have the caucus host events every few weeks on salient topic to the internet and policy and we invite you to come out for events coming up throughout the summer. so today we have several excellent panelists with us today. we have emma llanso, works on the free expression project, we have rashad hugh seine and we have seamus hughes. and my name is miranda bogen and i'm a fellow at the internet law and policy foundry and was a fellow at the congressional internet caucus in the past. so let's get started. i'll just give a brief overview of the issue going on and then we'll jump into it and get into the real issue here with extremists online, what role do the platforms play in this and how -- what is the right way to be approaching the issue of dealing with extremist content online and recruitment for terrorist groups abroad. so as you may have seen going on, we have -- the

but that doesn't mean everyone's online or online exclusively.o a number of shoppers that just aren't interested in shopping in that channel. >> i don't actually shop on cyber monday. i like to go out and have fun. >> a little bit, just because it's easier and sometimes cheaper. >> i don't do a whole lot of online shopping. >> reporter: now, retail ceos including macy's terry lundgren and target ceo brian cornell have really been sounding some bullish tones here on cnbc this morning, but a number of retail analysts i've spoken to in just the last hour are seeing more mixed signals. keybanc particularly at walmart is better than ever but mall traffic seems lighter to him than what he's seen at black friday ever before. deutsche bank's paul trus sell and his team are somewhat unimpressed. he says it seems shoppers are in less of a rush to get out there and spend, but at the same time he does think target and jc penney had strong openings. also says kohl's best hour might have been at 10:00 when things actually got better as the night wore on. now,

-based online transportation company operating worldwide.nother is based in singapore and does most of its business in southeast asia. there are more or less than 40 motorbike taxi dispatch firms across indonesia. the young entrepreneur nadia harnessed i.t.. even media has taken an interest in his success. in august 2015, he was invited to take part in a forum attended by the indonesian president joko widodo. >> translator: in indonesia, smartphone ownership has spread very rapidly in the last few years. in fact, within five years, i think all indonesians will own a smartphone. what we now need is to build new businesses that will harness this new technology. >> translator: i must tell you i am extremely impressed with the achievements of go-jek and i agrow that it's important to take a broad perspective to attract new investment for further development. i know that this is a very important and pressing issue for the government. and i feel it's indispensable for the development of our country. >> however, the rapid increase of online motorbi

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the disturbing trend of online harassment is escalating. but the victims, including celebrities and ordinary people, are beginning to fight back. once again abc's terry moran. ? i know you're always on the night shift ? >> reporter: even the star behind the summer hit "work from internet trolls. melani corde of the group fifth harmony. she became a victim of trolling after she appeared to stall in an interview before describing her bandmate as quirky. which should thought was a snub. >> quirky? >> yeah, very quirky. cute. >> reporter: the attacks were enough to drive her to shut down her twitter account. "i've been racially cyberbullied with tweets and pictures so horrific and racia that i can't subject myself any longer to the hate." that's what actress leslie jones did too, temporarily abandoning her twitter account after the vicious online attacks in july. "it's just too much. it shouldn't be like this. so hurt right now." harassment online is more often directed at women than men. a 2014 study showed that more than 1 in 4 women online h

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everything is online. >> they communicate almost entirely online.i feel like it's a way we have to move and go toward. is the irs moving toward going online or not? >> that is definitely the future >> right now can you interact online? >> no you cannot. >> you can find out where your refund is. the irs last year took off the only service they had were you could email a question and if somebody answered it back to you. so even as it's moving forward, it's moving backwards. >> my time has expired. thank you. i think both of you for your testimony. they call votes and we've only got a few minutes left. i think we are both going to skip our closing remarks and just say thank you so much for being here today. if there's no further business before the committee, the, the committee stands adjourned. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> up next on c-span2, joe biden talks about sexual assaults on college campuses. then vladimir putin's annual televised call-in program talk .-ellipsis include syria, ukraine and u.s. russia relations. c-span "

and oxford after free online classes mean as massive open online courses, but completion rates are low, often around 10%. other online classes are available at a cost but are more formalized offering credits towards certificates, new workplace skills or earning a degree for a fraction of the price. georgia tech now offers an online masters in computer the online program caters to less traditional students. 90% are employed and on average are 11 years older than on-campus students. syracuse and johns hopkins have degrees online for the same price as on campus though the internet options are more flexible and can also be less costly since students can work remotely after hours while keeping their job. still, 71% of academic leaders polled question the legitimacy of online learning and employers may not view internet credentials the same way as those rn khan academy is a small nonprofit with a big mission, to provide a free world class education for anywhere anywhere and it's a leader and pioneer in online education and sal khan is executive director and founder. sal, thanks for being her

you can't buy it online. which is funny because when the internat began, there was a lot of, you can get this online but you can't get it in the store. now we're doing the opposite. what else do you do to get people in the store? >> that's a great point. i think one of the things that -- it sounds simple, but we do offer the opportunity to do rerns in the store. and i think that's a really important point because people don't like doing returns online. so they're a pain and you don't want to go to fed ex. they hate doing it. and then they eye something else maybe they didn't notice online and they're making an exchange instead of a return and they'll come back. >> so true. how many times have you returned something, you think you're going to leave with a credit and you leave spending double what you were in for. >> stacey, what about events? other things you can do in a store that you can't do online? >> it's such a great question because this is where small local retailers can really differentiate themselves

they discount thousands of products down to the cent online.inutes, all to get you clicking and to give you the best deal. >> we're currently $130 million company. we're going to finish off the year about 160 million. next year we'll be at 280 million, and we'll probably be at a half a billion to the next three to four years. >> reporter: their computer system spots a trend for a product. say this eos lip balm has it's becoming more and more popular, as people are buying, they will adjust their price over and over. before you know it, $4.97, the best price on amazon. as for sorting it out in their warehouse, they can technology handling that too. >> you have to be very organized. >> the platform we built organizes it for us in a way where everyone knows exactly where to put what and how many to put and what to take. >> reporter: do you think people realize when they check out of amazon they're buying what it is, that that order might be getting filled by five guys in queens? >> i love the fact that that is happening. but probably not. i think p

>> right now the online degree still new.certainly for certain skills, the technical skills, the technical degrees you can argue it's on par. certainly with your example of penn state that has a brand name offline as well so that will carry over to an online degree but employers will safer what they know and that's the brick and mortar campus. >> the first daughter is going to take a gap year, there has been a lot of talk about pros and cons of that but what is the goal of a gap year? >> i think a gap year when it's done well it frames the rest of your life honestly. if you do it in a somewhat structured fashion where there's some expression involved, students are trying to find out what a career might look like but the process that's in front of them. >> what do employers think of a gap year? is that something for students to do going from high school to college, taking a break, is that the best route? >> i think it's going to depend what they do during the gap year. employers are going to be looking for academic growth, the

(liz owens / online shopper) "it is $132." but look at this -- we did the same search on travelocity -- sitting right next to her on our phone and the hotel was listed at $119. out of our group -- two saw $132 -- four - $119. in fact - we found several cases of this on travelocity. the travel website says it sometime does offer lower prices for people who use smartphone. we found something stone's online language software. shopping on a desktop -- the price was $249 on a mobile device -- $189 -- a 60-dollar difference. (liz owens / online shopper) "i think that is shocking. we did the search at the exact same time and i got a much higher price." sometimes it was where you logged on from that made a difference when owens priced this ge 7-foot christmas tree on home depot-dot-com with free home delivery anywhere in the boston and minneapolis - saw a price of $438. home depot says sometimes it does offer different online customers different prices -- based on where they log-on -- which it says it can figure out by using your comp

i am online at of mercer. how do i then get inspired to get in my car or stop by, what have you, to go into the store? >> that's a great question and it's really interesting because i saw a statistic that 71% of people will shop online because they think that they can get a better deal yet 94% of consumers will go to a brick and mortar to spend their money. so we've got to bridge the gap. how do you get those online customers into the store? so i -- what i see a lot of small businesses do is they throw these coupons up online, but what i've found that works better is by using something unique or a freemium. >> so you can get this special thing in our store, you can't buy it online which is funny because when the internet first sort of began you can get this online but you can't get it in our store. now we're taking that same playbook and doing the opposite. what else do you do? >> i think that's a great point. i think one of the things that -- it sounds very simple but we do offer the opportunity to do returns

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online sales. "cyber monday" deals... is the number one ?online retailer, "amazon." they started their online deals earlier this ?month. but they have ?new deals just for today. here's a live look at some of them ... as usual, they are all in ?limited quantities.... and only up for a limited time. but some are them are up to 75 percent off, the deals are going ?live... every few minutes. and of course "amazon" isnt the only retailer with huge online deals today. check out "target" "best buy" and even "walmart"... which is selling some t-v's online, for 50 percent off. and a reminder when buying electronics ?online... always check the product ?number, to make sure it's the current model. and ?stores arent the only ones offering big deals this cyber monday. the big ?cruiselines don't want to "miss the boat" either. several are offering extra incentives to book cruises for-one carribean cruise deal with m-s-c cruises... or extra onboard credits on royal caribbean, totalling up to five hundred bucks a person. several are also offering discounts on your ?deposit. and we'l

add in the surge of online r.eturn rates from online sales can be 30% or more, and that has research from gartner warning retailers the old way of dealing with returns is a ticking time bomb. >> retailers are not very good at managing returns right now, and so unless they invest in their ability to manage returns, the volume of returns coming back will cause problems in their overall supply chain. >> reporter: best buy is one retailer working on ways to recoup losses associated with returned goods, adding open box merchandise to its store and web inventory, increasing the chances of selling those items at a discount while decreation losses. but now there's a new option for retailers, one company is working to disru t traditional model for dealing with returns. the company claims its technology finds the best resale price across marketplaces for retailers the moment the return is scanned at the store. >> currently many retailers are getting 15 cents to 30 cents on dollar for these returns because they are having su

buying your groceries online. sales from online grocery shopping are expected to top more than 13 billion dollars for 20-16. abc's rebecca "nats gopro rebecca receiving deliveries "hello?thanks" it's breakfast time at my house. and the deliveries are coming in. to see how different online grocery services stack up, we placed orders for the exact same breakfast items from four different companies at the exact same time? nats rebecca jarvis ordering peapap, fresh direct, amazonfresh - the market leaders? and start up instacart. consumer savings expert lisa lee freeman with me to breakdown our buys. rebecca (11:54:24) "you can really compare prices with these sites." lisa: you can easily find out who's got the best deals." check it out: on this particular day we find four different prices for the same box of cheerios. amazonfresh - $3.54, peapod - $4.79, instacart - $5.49, fresh direct - $5.99 - a difference of more than two dollars between the lowest and highest price. and for these paper towels - - difference of ne

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what some employers really think of your online degree. all that and more tonight on a special edition of "nightly business report" from chicago. for monday, may 16th. >> good everyone, welcome. we're broadcasting from the heart of chicago thanks to our friends at the studios of wttw. the big story tonight, the rally on wall street and driven by two very familiar factors, oil and apple. the combination lifted the dow jones industrial average 175 points and closed at 17,710. nasdaq added 57 and the s&p 500 gained 20. let's focus first, though, on oil prices which rose to 2016 highs because of some production outages globally and because of an upbeat forecast from goldman sachs. one of the most active banks in commodities. jackie deangelis his more. >> a new order called for by goldman sachs. are the bears on wall street starting to get bullish? goldman changing the price target to $50 a barrel. goldman was one of the biggest bears on the streets at one point calling for $20 oil. we didn't see $20 exactly but earlier this year in february, w

synonymous with online shopping.nline buddies who shaved pennies off per purchase. rebecca jarvis shows us how to get the most online bang for your buck. >> reporter: prepare me. >> you're going to see organized chaos. >> reporter: this is wild. row after row of can vaier belts. shipping your order of lip balm and whatever it is you need. at some of the cheapest prices on the internet. >> when i order something on amazon, what's the chances it's packed here? >> there's a good chance. >> reporter: we'll start over here. here is the 30,000 warehouse in new york, a company launched in 2010 by andrew and his four best friends. >> we went intohi a single thing about e-commerce or technology. we said let's sell online. >> reporter: now they're the biggest u.s. seller on amazon, shipping more than 20,000 packages a day. every 45 minutes you change the price. >> our systems are changing prices whether it's increasing prices, decreasing prices, market demand or we're getting better deals or buying better, that's how we drop p

georgia tech now offers an online masters in computer science for just $7,000.he online program caters to less traditional students. 90% are employed and on average are 11 years older than on-campus students. syracuse and johns hopkins have degrees online for the same price as on campus though the internet options are more flexible and can also be less costly since students can work remotely after hours while keeping their job. still, 71% of academic leaders polled question the legitimacy of online learning and employers ay not view internet credentials the same way as those earned on campus. khan academy is a small nonprofit with a big mission, to provide a free world class education for anywhere anywrehe and it's a leader and pioneer in online education and sal khan is executive director and founder. sal, thanks for being here. >> great to be here. >> how did you start khan academy? >> well, it was a little bit happenstance. 12 years ago i started tutoring a cousin remotely. things started to work out. word gets around the family that free tutoring is going on

more and more people getting online degrees. do these alternative routes pay off when it's time to enter the workforce? speaking of jobs, why are some people using gaming as a way to evaluate potential employees? >>> hidden treasures, valuable art that no one can see. we have a sneak peek. and the best way to buy a used car. how to make sure you don't drive off with someone else's lemon. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. >>> this week, we begin with an ending. the end of the school year, that is. what's next for graduating high school seniors? first daughter malia obama is taking a gap year before starting at harvard. whether it's work or college or both, either on campus or online, there are plenty of options and more students are taking a different path and that's our cover story this week. 18-year-old jonathan paul took a swing at another route to a college degree after dropping out nine years ago. >> i kind of was in limbo for a while and looking for a

people drawn into violent extremism online.ike many of the estimated 30,000 foreigners who have joined isis from around the world. >> we believe there was an opportunity to use the internet to get to those potential recruits before isis. >> reporter: they call it redirect. >> we have the experience of searching for something like a pair of sneakers and then finding an ad for the sneakers pop up later. we have used that same principle instead to find potential consumers of isis' messages online. >> reporter: if i'm a young person out there somewhere maybe sympathetic to joining isis, what is the process i go through? >> so you would likely search, for example, for a term like let's say it's "martydom valor" and you would enter that. we would show you a ad directly relevant to your search. you click on the ad and would be taken to, for example, a video like this. >> reporter: videos of religious scholars potentially credible to isis sympathizers but preaching against isis. not supporting it. >> anything is worth trying. at least

we are all online a lot of the time. so i think the first amendment argument is really quite frankly one that comes from privilege and people who haven't experienced it, who are much more likely to be worried about the first amendment problem. those who have experienced the total shutdown that could happen to victims are much more willing to say, no, no, we don't have a first amendment right to do this to an individual. >> yeah, let me open that up to the whole panel. this discussion about where do you draw the line in the first amendment because that is the single biggest hurdle toward moving forward in this space because most people do recognize it is a problem but they say should we be concerned about how this could go awry and as you said, it becomes this kind of -- if you don't care about the issue, on a more int lat level, maybe first amendment trumps it and it is a big road block until we see movement for a number of reasons. but let me open up the panel for anyone that wants to talk about the first amendment side

online or the store. >> . but let's face it. those online deals are tempting. because they make shopping so convenient. the fox 31 problem solvers. talked to the bbb and found there's one rule of thumb. >> be very careful to read the fine print. >> somebody businesses only offer a certain number of products. at sale price online. and entering a limited time. when you hop online verify you're on a legit site. make sure there's an https and the lock symbol in the browser window. use a credit card. you're likely to be covered in case you become a victim of fraud. get deals by e-mail. watch out for what's called stop in to the actual store. to sign yourself up on the subscription list. so you can get all the great deals. online. >> . a few things everyone who still has a list to check twice should know. before kicking out the holiday treasures. >> the fabulous subject of shopping. we would love your support. for the toy drive. with the salvation army. now through december 16. drop off any new unwrapped toy. ranked third on the list of americas best 4 square users c

traditional online?mobile at this point is over 50% of sales. yesterday it was 58 pf% of reta er ers topping. the conversion rate of a mobile shopper is half of that using a desk top. funny thing, yesterday we did some quick polling, it turned out 25% of people use mobile so friends and family won't know they're shopping. >> private shopping. good to talk to you. good to get the data take on black friday. maybe we'll check in cybermonday as well. >> thank you. >>> approaching the top of the hour. the team is getting ready for "squawk box." michelle caruso-cabrera joining us with a look at what's coming up. >> good morning. looking forward to having you here later on "squawk box." as you well know, it is black friday. so we have dana telse as our guest host. a retail analyst on wall street for many years. she's been doing these overnight checks, also has lots of data for it's. terry lundgren will join us from the heart of the city with his flagship store, tell us how it's going on black friday, as is jerr

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at both brick and mortar stores and online. that's a positive sign for an industry that gets as much as its 40% annual revenue from money spent. macy's opened its doors at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. the ceo said 16,000 shoppers, more than last year, lined the street waiting to enter its flag ship store in manhattan and they were there to shop. >> on a value day like today, they're going the buy. not wonder and wait will it be there tomorrow, when i buy it online the next day, so, here, clearliy an urgent response and reaction. that combination of using technology and the experience of being inside the store is a way to consumers are shopping today and will continue to be so in the future. >> five mile traffic jam at wood bury commons up in upstate new york today to get into the mall there. initial indications of an internet sales were also strong according to adobe general index. shoppers spent more than $1 billion online. that's up from a year ago. reflects a broader trend away from traditional brick and mortar stores. target shatte

the state is launching an online voter system. while the system is meant to help iowans -- some organizations say it will hurt them instead. reid chandler explains . signing up to vote in iowa will soon just be a few clicks away... the iowa secretary of state's office has been working on an online voter registration system for the past year... starting next week, anyone with a state driver's license or i-d card can use that system for the first time. 2:35:00 "we applaud the secretary of state's office for pursuing online voter registration." - veronica fowler - aclu of iowa groups like the american civil liberties union of iowa like the idea, 2:49:00 "the problem is that the system excludes 146,000 people, who don't have access." - veronica fowler - aclu of iowa nearly one-hundred-and-fifty thousand iowans without a driver's license or state i-d... these groups say if they don't need one to register in-person, why should they need one to do so online? 3:08:00 "a lot of these people are elderly and they don't drive. or maybe they a

high says online profiles are all about presentation. users are looking for a he found that positive, but not over the top found the most successful matches. but, it all comes down to finding the right person for you whether its online or in person. live in the newsroom, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the dubuque school district is trying to help middle school students recognize and avoid unhealthy relationships. a district-wide summit involved dozens of students yesterday. the summit focused on preventing dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assaults, and stalking among middle and high school students. middle school students spent the day listening to high school students explain what's age appropriate when it comes to healthy relationships. the idea is for the younger students to get the message from people who've recently been there and experienced that. according to the national organization called "break the cycle", peer to peer education on sensitive topics helps students better listen and understand those topics. "a lot of st

the dating world is turning to online. and people have the opportunity to put a whole new "self" out there. good friday morning! its 5 a-m on february 12th. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... any light snow showers are quickly moving out of the area. the sky should rapidly clear and the wind will be picking up as well. plan on highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a slow fall in temperature during the afternoon. many areas should either touch zero or go a bit below zero tonight with wind chill numbers briefly approaching - 20 tomorrow morning. saturday continues to look great, with a good chance of snow on sunday all across the area. at this time, 2-4" continues to look like a very reasonable amount with a light/fluffy consistency. next week, plan on some 30s to start off, with a return to some 40s by next thursday and friday! today: clearing, winds: nw 15-30 alo: 17 dbq: 18 iow: 21tonight: mostly clear low: -4-2 iow: 0tomorrow: mostly sunny, chilly high: 11-17 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 1