take china for instance because of the internet for outside influences have their own people like ali baba and so on and provide content that america almost totally unregulated europe is the biggest market in the world and what we're doing now is attempting with our data protection laws with a copyright protection laws with. upcoming. monopoly laws to do something about about monopolies you can't get hold of because they're not like steel works all works which companies would sit somewhere and you can sort of grab them they're everywhere and nowhere and we're trying and i think it's great that we're trying we may be making mistakes i'm you know i'm not. dogmatic but i think we're going in the right direction. greece the e.u. commissioner who imposed record anti-trust finds on apple google best idea she described package of the new directive quote unquote as great news how do you square that with her strong. down on antitrust and trying to. essentially grade in these giant companies i think coming from the united states where deregulation has been the rule for the past for my entire lifetim

just feel it's a dice roll remember ali baba. that's it. in kentucky. >> caller: my man, jumbo 145th boo-yah kentucky derby >> good stock. >> caller: fast women and beautiful horses, position in hannen armstrong sustainable infrastructure, 52 week high 5.4%. >> i have to do work i don't know it, closed fund i will find out what they are if i can and come back. jane in new york >> caller: how are you boo-yah to you, first-time caller from queens, new york asking about this azaz >> i thought it was good quarter, drone business is good, lot of the defense stocks are down, people didn't like the federal budget for them but i think fine erik in massachusetts. >> caller: how we doing? my stock is nvta. >> genetic information companies recommending them for spec only but recommending them. we've been listening to a lot of cloud-based companies and charles river lab doing technical work like this group. clyde in california. >> caller: been holding schwab in ira for a couple of years, doing well, now a dog. what would you do? >> don't give up on it,

learn to look outside the box when it comes to community benefits, and not have this concept that ali baba and the four g thieves can do as they please because they got some jackpot. thank you very much. >> thank you. mr. rosenkranz? >> thank you, commissioners, for the opportunity to speak today. i will try and squeeze two quick things into my three minutes. may i use the projector, please? first, two months ago, we asked a polling firm to ask a question in one of their telephone and online surveys about whether folks in california would support restoration if it can be shown to occur without san francisco losing any water supply, and the results are -- [indiscernible] -- 3-1, the answer was yes, and we sent this out to our list of supporters by e-mail and got a lot of enthusiastic response. i got a rather unenthusiastic response from a close friend of the p.u.c. who criticized the way we asked the question and we had a spirited debate, which was kind of fun, but not public, underwear she could have more discussion of that opportunity to keep you folks aware of the water and power and res

. >> glen, you've been doing this for many years you've opened many famous ipos ali baba, twitter, snapw is the demand looking compared to other ipos like that >> just as good. like pat said. you know, we have an indication out there 20, 21 we're building the book with a lot of retailored flow and also combining the institutional flow as well, so right now it looks great. you know, we have a little more time like pat said half an hour to 45 minutes. everything looks really good. >> we'll come back in half an hour, and i think we'll get a lot closer and patty will actually explain how they build the books. really fascinating to look how the process works. down here post 8 behind the action bob pisani, guys, back to you. >> meantime, let's get over to courtney reagan live at the levi store in times square to talk more about why they are going public good morning, court. >> reporter: levi strauss is the largest seller of denim both in the u.s. and in the world, and it built that market share position as a private company, so why go public now why open yourself up to the public market scrut