over 125,000 jobs and directly and indirectly that comes from the m trick that the american transportation association uses and have used for a number of years and it just shows that for every billion dollars that is invested it translates into it indirectly and if you translate it into the program and 125,000 is actually a conservative estimate. >> and the other benefits is we mentioned 198,000 jobs that are within a half mile and 800,000 in the redevelopment area and the plan area and of course, in the area and those will be permanently affordable and the new hotel capacity and the increase in cal train rider ship, that is over 50 percent and improved access to the new warrior's arena. >> and finally i wanted to show this slide that shows all of the development that is already occurring around the new transit center. and one that is the primary goals of the tjpa and the city with this project is to spark development in the area surrounding the transit center to be a national model for development where you have got the jobs and housing and recreation and shopping and retail and all in close proximit

travel association and american public transportation association. >>> time for the now executive edge. this is our daily sellment focused on giving business leaders a leg up. we start things out with retail. retailers at this point to find out whether buyers are on work computers, mobile devices or standing in the grocery aisle. that data can be connected with other personal information like your zip code. the techniques can help customize shopping experiences. but consumers argue aggressive tracking and profiling opens the door to price discrimination. some of the things they talk about in this article are creepy. the idea of them tracking which items you're walking up and down, if you pick up something or put it back on the shelf or into your cart. that is starting to sound truly invasive. >> i'm not bothered by any of this. the only thing i'm bothered by is the possibility for price discrimination. a year or two ago we did a story, i think it was on staples. and there was a physical story that was close by to your house or not, they would charge you more or less money. and that act

transportation authority employee and three people. that report from the associated press. also, the americanbar association held it national security conference. part of that discussion was focused on organized crime and how billions of dollars have been made trafficking in marijuana. here is a look. >> the problem has been created that organized crime particularly and latin american entries have made billions of dollars trafficking marijuana and other contraband, drugs and other contraband materials. i do not know how successful we would be and i would agree about the success that might or might not happen from legalizing marijuana. the example i would use is when alcohol was illegal in the united states, you did not have luckless and no stretch involved in any great way. they did -- you did not have la nostra involved in any great way. prohibition, it creates the out the bone and lucky luciana and others hitting involved in the importation of illegal alcohol and the speakeasies and the network to consume it. it when prohibition is eliminated, too late to nostra.e la cosa they have dominate

american against the government. creating the largest airlines, concerns about competitiveness and monopoly mentality. these two companies have gotten the backing of the association, flight attendant transportation garnered a lot of support for the move forward. all up arrows, united continental, jetblue, every single airline is hitting a 52-week high. one that we cannot show you, little smaller, up 26.8% on this news moving forward. big news in the airline sector, and you can see the crowd behind me, there is a big crowd not ready to open it yet, indications have not gone out, still halted at the moment. dagen: google glass will be back for business. like conferencing, hands-free, and could save companies a billion dollars each by 2017. these classes could be particularly useful for out of office jobs like technical repair as it allows workers to fix problems on-site. according to market research firm gartner. you can sing while you work, google glass will have a music feature streaming service called google play. should be available to the public at large next year. a pair could cost between 300 300-500. there is the ticket that woman got for using google glasses. connell: while driving. i wou