also the biggest e-commerce market in the world. it is important, our ambition is quite simple.ach the mission we have to be good. >> are there specific types of retail operations that lend themselves more readily to using tictail? is it just as easy if you are selling a service or selling things? put the general platform and everything we do. we are more suited for the small business. if you're in micro-business. ,f you look at the early trends less than two years ago. we have seen huge growth in the fashion and lifestyle segment. we're turning products that than 200 that are less sku's. hosting of this, where does it exist? >> we take care of all of that. what you need to think about is your product and your brand. , allll the backroom stuff the operations stuff we take care of. >> expensive to do? >> it is not expensive erie it the platform is free and that we charge for specific add-ons that you yourself tchoose. help recover an abandoned car. he gets more advanced but you youstart doing things when are ready for. >> and want to thank you for sharing your insight. the cofoun

this week, marsha blackburn and steve scalise, both republicans, both members of the energy and commerce committee, as well as jared polis, a congressman and democrat from colorado. first up, here's steve scalise. representative scalise, when it comes to telecom bills and the fcc, what's sure general philosophy, your approach? >> guest: my philosophy is that one of the things that we've seen in terms of great innovation, job creation and technology in the technology industry is the fact that technologies move so fast that government hasn't figured out how to regulate it and slow it down. and that's something that, i think, has been a great hallmark of an industry that has really been a success story in our economy, but also something that's given people so many great things to do to help change their lives. i mean, what technology's done especially in the video marketplace has been revolutionary, and in large part it's happened because the government hasn't figured out how to slow it down. when you look at what the fcc proposes many times, we've had some pushback because we see them tryi

you think they could be useful for e-commerce?i am more excited about pinterest rolling out their advertising. when women go on pinterest and billboards for their wedding or bachelorette parties, they are in the mode of either dreaming, or of shopping. >> you wrote a blog post about how you have developed as a young leader. you say you have your own personal board. describe that to me. it was on your board? that one of the great things about being a young entrepreneur is that there are all of these other young entrepreneurs. we are doing this for the first time. lexi have said being a ceo can be lonely at times. you think it can be lonely being a woman ceo? >> it is difficult to be a female ceo. the only role models i have had in my life are men. tough, he isk viewed as being confident. tough or sheacts has a point of view, she can be considered aggressive, bossy, other negative words. young to figure out how do be authentic to who you are as a woman, and how i am able to be warm and loving in the office, and being tough, and aggr

talking about some of the tech issues that the energy and commerce committee is looking at. up next, representative jared polis, democrat of colorado. you have been quite active in tech issues, can telecommunications issues. where does your interest stemmed from? >> before i came to congress, i was an internet entrepreneur. i saw firsthand the need for a highly educated workforce. for schools to be able to offer hybrid learning, online learning, enrichment in regular course work, they need to have high-speed connectivity. that is why president obama recently announced his initiative to bring high-speed connectivity to 99% of schools in five years. signed onher members improvements. it is really the infrastructure of the future. >> what do you mean, the future? coursework,more supplementary courses are being offered online. students will be going to a classroom at some schools, you might see 10 different students on computers, each doing their own thing. that enables the teacher to focus in small groups and better spend their time. it's already happening. i went to an element

>> either one. >> community leadership alliance and i just want to give kutos, to the chamber of commerce and they provided a resource list as did the planning department and supervisor chiu's office and we dpot a lot of help from the department and who were in support of this application as well. >> thank you very much. >> and is there any other member of the public seeing none, public comment is closed. and again i want to thank mr. mana for reaching out to the community and to all that were helpful and that including the chamber of commerce and to the police department and so if we could have a motion on this item and we have a motion. >> right. >> sure. and i don't see any reason why we would not want to pass this out of the positive recommendation and so i make the motion. >> so we have a motion by supervisor yee, if we could take that without objection. and then item will be forwarded to the rest of the board with a positive recommendation. >> thank you very much and congratulations, mr. clerk, is there any other business before the committee. >> it concludes today's business, mr. c

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we had a gift exchange and a meeting with the chinese-american chamber of commerce and the other entities. the last butch of borrowing pictures of motivating but going going back to the next one i didn't see the terminal that commissioner adams mentioned the port of shanghai is interested in building their international terminal outside of town that's about the size of sf 0. i took a couple of quick shots one for planning is diane here. that egg building is their actual term but next slide is the beautiful park an 0 open space if they can make it happen in shanghai the only difference is the fence is electrical (laughter) >> so with that, i'll i'm going to turn it over to talk about this. >> this last slide is a picture of two folks who's the head of the hunters point project. on the right side is chris he's the president of lenore company out of miami and to the left of him as we're looking and the chief operating officer and jenny second from the right the executive director of the recreational center they helped to put together which they think so investor there's a vies program in exc

-china joint commission on commerce and trade processed? >> well, thank you for the question to on the last point with regard to china and biotechnology products, in fact we were in china in december, secretary pritzker, secretary vilsack and myself for a meeting of jcct and this is very much front and center on the agenda, both the issues of exports but also their process for approving biotechnology products. and assuring that they have a process that is consistent with the best science, and that they make decisions on a timely and appropriate basis. this issue is a key issue with our negotiations with the european union, and there of course we want a wto case. they are there's been european court of justice court about the importance of the eu maintains its own timetable for approving new products in biotechnology products and this is a key part of our negotiation. so it is very much on the agenda and the europeans understand the boards to us and we are working to find ways that we can make progress on this consistent with these interest.

>> this week on "political capital," commerce secretary penny pritzker will talk trade and the u.s. economy. handicapping the field. obama's asian trip. and debate affirmative action. >> we begin the program with the united states commerce secretary, penny pritzker. thank you so much for being with us tonight, madam secretary. >> oh, thank you for having me. i'm thrilled to be here. >> well, we're delighted you're here. president obama and japanese prime minister abe were diplomatically polite, but they didn't conclude any deal on the tpp, one the administration hoped to complete by the end of last year. do you think you're going to get a deal this year you can send to congress? >> i think so. i'm pretty optimistic about what can happen. remember something -- i come from the private sector, as you know. >> right. >> and it's hard enough to negotiate deals with one other party, let alone get a deal done with 12 parties. and -- but i have enormous confidence in ambassador froman and in the president, they're negotiating capabilities. and remember, we're down to the end game of this ne

does this have the possible consequences of hurting the advancement of on-line custome commerce? >> i think it will help the government and the security community a heads up that we need to take things a bit more seriously. certainly open source has been a great way to get things done, but there needs to be more oversight by this administration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. certainly there has been a battle ensued between good and evil, good guys and bad guys, white hats and black hats. that is never going to stop. when you have vulnerabilities like this, it definitely makes the entire internet community pause, and to reevaluate and say what do we have to do in the future so this does not have to happen again. >> we're in a world where people are still using the word "password" as their password, and we're depending on them to do something to make the whole system safer? >> yes, human nature will choose pass ward if you let them choose any password. if you needs your phone or finger scan to access, consumers are going to stay the way they are, and we

currently -- clearly internet commerce is a high growth trend. results of bed bath & beyond. are you going to buy the same things you can buy in your bathrobe with coffee in three c licks? >> and have it delivered to your house. i agree. i don't even know when was the last time i went to a bed bath & beyond. dan chung, thank you for joining us. merchandise is flying off the shelves. we will tell you how this movie has translated into big bucks for disney in all aspects. stay "in the loop." ♪ well, one of his knee's films has something to celebrate. we are talking about -- one of disney's films has something to celebrate. we are talking about the animated film, "frozen." merchandise flying off shelves. s sold outss elsa dres in stores across the country. an original being sold on ebay for $1600. the insanity over "frozen's" forhandise means big bucks disney. what is it about this movie? >> i know. i'm the father of two little girls. the insanity has taken over my home. they thought they had a hit with this film. i'm not sure disney knew this was g

if i do commerce on facebook, am i more likely to get hacked than if i do commerce on my own personaler that happens to be? >> i think there are plenty of legitimate commercial uses. one of the key trends we're seeing where you should be wary when you don't know the site you're doing commerce on. and so there are plenty of places like facebook and others where commerce is legitimate. but the key is to be wary of those that are suspicious. liz: symantec, don't click on surveys and offerings, usually, right? david: two words to avoid, reorder and payment. when you see that, in your headline, do not open them up at all, right? liz: thank you. david: thanks a lot. talk about taking the bull by the horns, coming up we have two men behind 52 business. this is a startup that plans to create 52 businesses a year! liz: what is 46 stories tall, 860,000 square feet and home to 15 daily publications and 21 magazines? in a moment you will be the only ones to get to see the inside of this landmark new york skyscraper. this is a fox business exclusive. cheryl has it. ♪ why relocating manufacturingpa

and i know that the commerce department is considering filing a complaint. and maybe you could bring us up-to-date on that. the last comment i want to make to give you some time just to talk about these issues, when it comes to trade adjustment assistance, there's a hodge possible of programs -- hodgepodge of programs across the country, and the truth is the jury's kind of out still. some work,some don't work. might i suggest that we adjust more to community colleges? i think that would be the atmosphere which would be more conducive to preparing people for the skill set they're going to need if they're dislocated because of changes that trade may have created. so give you some time on both points. >> okay. well, thank you, mr. neal, and certainly we agree depletely on the -- completely on the importance of enforcement, and we've had a very robust enforcement agenda throughout this administration. we've brought more case toss the wto than ever before, we've doubled the rate on cases against china. we've created the interagency trade enforcement center based

. >> you are not the traditional e-commerce company.have seen e-commerce companies that were once hot like fab really struggle. one entrepreneur thinks the e-commerce companies will be down and there will only be a few big great companies that rise to the top. what do you think of that? is very tough because traditionally, the margins are quite low. in our business which is a rental business, we have very high margins because we can utilize inventory dozens of times. because we control the entire operational process from end to end including dry-cleaning, we know how to preserve the lifetime of our garments and how to buy more efficiently. >> how is it going on the making money portion? >> the business has exploded over the last few months. we have seen almost a tripling in orders and our loyalty rate has doubled and or bookings have doubled primarily because we discovered that women would rent for more occasions and would consider us for date nights and saturday nights out and bachelorette hardee's if the price was right. >> when it co

the commerce clause of the constitution says congress regulate interstate commerce, and energy whether renewable is a form of interstate commerce. president of the hawaiian electric industries to country's about our energy policies. >> the energy system in america has become more and more federal in nature, and more national in nature. now regulatory bodies that regulate the bulk power system. power could be generated in one state, but then exported across that state's border, hence interstate commerce. >> today renewable energy policy as cross our nation, vary from next.ate to the some states regulate the amount of greenhouse gases they'll permit. require that a certain percentage of renewable energy be produced. states have energy efficiency requirements for cars or buildings. there's a patch work of renewable energy policies country.r >> the use of renewables across the united the use of renewables across the united states really varies significantly because the energy picture across the united states varies significantly. the parts of the united states that actually have very good

the commerce companies are trying to get into payments and payment companies are trying to get into commerce we are looking at how they can be most successful and the board and i believe the best way is together. >> that was ebay ceo john donahoe in february. this is him today. >> what carl icahn has done is seen the potential and opportunity in our company, so he is becoming a long-term shareholder which is a win-win. >> positive spin from the ebay ceo in his interview with erik schatzker. that was just after the news. carl icahn, who has accumulate about two percent of ebay's january, will get an independent board seat now. icahn wants the chairman of cvs caremark and former chairman of at&t to take the spot. >> doorman is coming off as an independent director that i respect. a director carl respects. i think it is a good addition to the board, one that i think will allow us to continue to execute on the enormous opportunities in front of us. >> this proxy battle that has been playing out in the board rooms and through press releases, how did that potentially hurt ebay in running the compa

chamber of commerce, geneve thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: time for a look at our on-line poll result. do you believe john boehner will be the speaker of the house at this time next year, 81% said no. before the weekend. 19% said yes. our poll question tonight, but first, russell moore, president of southern baptist, bragging to fox's tkpwrefrp en about all issue where his issue disagreed with the president. >> asking for your opinion or wanting you to preach his policy from the pulpit? >> no, he was not asking to us preach anything from the pulpit. if he had been he would not have inviteeed me, i disagree with te president on many things. lou: message is, mr. moore, offering us, we can trust him. but within seconds after the question was asked, he sounded ed went just seconds again, like he is in full agreement with the president on one issue. >> i think he wanted us to talk about what can we do about the immigration system we have right 4, one thing that i believe, strongly, is that we have all sorts of divisions, this is not one of th

what exactly is the e-commerce giant about and how big is it? josh lipton breaks it down. >> in only 15 years it's exploded from an idea to an e-commerce powerhouse, responsible for hthe half parcsl delivered in china. and more than 60,000 transactions per second. jack ma founded alibaba in 1999. now he's prepared to take the country public. alibaba is often compared to american e-commerce giants such as amazon. alibaba does not directly sell goods. it operates websites to which consumers buy and sell goods with each other. alibaba then makes money from advertising, which accounts for the bulk of its revenue. in the final quarter of 2013, alibaba generated revenue of $3.1 billion, a 6% jump year-over-year on the top line. analysts at cantor fitzgerald peg its valuation at $184 billion. for investors, alibaba offers exposure to the chinese e-commerce market. by 2020 that market is expected to be bigger than the u.s., britain, japan, germany and france combined. josh lipton, cnbc, silicon valley. >>> this would be huge, joseph, absolutely huge. wh

one of the thing brian says, this is a quote from you, pre commerce is the zero moment of truth. yeah, that was you. >> what's wrong with that? >> i would argue whether pre-commerce was the zero moment of truth if i had any idea what it is you are talking about. to be a bit unfair, you a great book in which you do explain that. i saw the opportunity to make fun of you. >> it's not like i helped kid rock help me launch the book or serving liquid shrimp to everybody at the party. for all intents and purposes, that show, i'll give you my quick review on it, it nails it very well in terms of silicon valley, almost too well that it makes it uncomfortable to watch. i came from that party and i talked to that guy. >> do you think it will be funny to anyone else? it's hilarious to the four of us. >> i wondered the same thing. is anyone else going to actually get the show? >> not that we're better than all those people watching in the midwest, but it's so spot on. >> too spot on. >> that's what makes it funny. if you don't know it's spot on, maybe it's not funny. >> as a kid coming back t

the commerce clause of the constitution says congress should regulate interstate commerce and energy, whether traditional or renewable, is a form of interstate commerce. so, i met with the president of hawaiian electric industries to learn more about our country's energy policies. >> the energy system in america has become more and more federal in nature and more national in nature. there is not regulatory bodies that regulate the bulk power system. power can be generated in one state but then exported across that state's borders and interstate commerce. >> today, renewable energy policies very from one state to the next. some states regulate the amount of greenhouse gases they will permit, other states require a certain percentage of renewable energy be produced. even more states have energy efficiency requirements for cars or buildings. right now, there is a patchwork of renewable energy policy across our country. >> the use of renewables across the u.s. really vary significantly. because the energy picture across the u.s. varies significantly. the parts of the united states that ac

we could go to to make a presentation or invite him to the port. some of what we do a chamber of commerce is. >> thank you so much for a great report. i want to thank you for your reporting on the primes also. congratulations on the 94% of new contracts. that is wonderful and shows were trying to move in the right direction. i really appreciate that. i want to go back to that effort to improve page. we have 106 contract. but we reported 67 where are the other >> i ran out of space so seemed everyone someone would ask that question. really, there are others. not meeting the minority nor women so there may be male [inaudible] for example. so that covers the range. >> thank you. >> i want to thank you for a complete information we received a form. i just really want to thank you and thank you for the sabbath. i know it takes a lot of work to compile this information but it's very much appreciated. i think that's what helps us figure out what we can see ways we can all do better job reaching out to our community or applauding the success we've had in that. so thank you. >> thank you. >> will

e commerce which is undergoing a revolution revealed in the kazakhstan internet sector became the main topic of the fifty. let's hope into a seemingly routine. five years the internet industry in kazakhstan have been developing very actively making huge strides the prospects are very deep not only for users of the internet for laser entertainment and personal purposes. also in the sphere of business. there is a great platform for communication services in this respect i would place my bets on the further development of the internet in the spirit of social responsibility of businesses for example the great opportunities for small and medium enterprises i demolished the season with chicago she was autistic when thinking about complicated pcs at third and participants of the e commerce sector has unanimously speak about the need for state support which they see primarily in the form of permanent or temporary tax concessions especially with its tv business. what's his speech at the moment indies sector businesses and entrepreneurs can rely only on their own funds. they look for investors w

state action might be restricted by the commerce clause of the constitution. >> the commerce clause was to preclude individual states from actually impacting interstate commerce. the idea was even though we are comprised of 50 states, we are one nation and we should have open borders between our states. commerce should flow freely across state batteries. beeno there have challenges to some of the state laws that have sought to restrict production facilities that were within that particular state. the commerce clause may prevent states from acting on their own. i understand why congress has not been able to agree on anything yet. is moree energy expensive than traditional energy, especially with all the natural gas we have available in our country. there is also concern about losing traditional energy jobs. and there is controversy about the role of fossil fuels in our energy future. these problems are not insurmountable. we have faced many of them on a smaller scale in hawaii. itin 2008, hawaii decided really needed to reduce dependence on oil forever. moveur goal is to actually 15% to