this legislation is another example of the energy and commerce's -- commerce committee's record of success on bipartisan reform to improve the state of health care in america, and i will encourage my colleagues to vote for this package. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman from texas for yielding to me the customary 30 minutes for debate. mr. speaker, i rise today to debate the rule for h.r. 3716, ensuring terminated providers are removed from medicaid and chip act. among other things this bill requires state medicaid and chip programs for report providers terminated for reasons of fraud, integrity, or quality to c.m.s. within 21 business days. the requirements in this legislation are straightforward and have achieved broad bipartisan support. i find myself strangely in the position of agreeing with all of what my colleagu

will the president's visit trigger a cascade of new commerce between the two nations? here to answer that question and so many others -- our good friend vito echevarr^a, consultant for travelucion.com, and ben greenzweig, from momentum events, the organizer of the cuba opportunity summit that just wrapped up here in new york city. welcome to you both. good to see you, my friend. quite a visit from the president, yeah? >> yeah. >> historic -- 88 years. took a long time. i've got a bunch of questions. >> sure. >> first one -- let's start with the one we just asked there. do you anticipate, as a result of this visit, that the floodgates are open now in terms of commerce between the two countries? >> most definitely. you have a lot of companies everybody from starwood to marriott, to independent outfits such as travelucion, for example, which is the largest cuba digital-media source out there, with 432 websites dedicated to basically shifting traffic to a major website called cubaplus.net, which is gearing itself up for the onslaught of american travelers that are gonna be

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce.re the hands that dig for opportunity, identify patterns, and uncover risk. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >>pam moore: in the is breaking news in the western white house five states wrapped up their voting in composite decide the race once and for all of a very late true to his life to the national correspondent mark parent. >>reporter: he expected to win the state of florida and once all of the votes are, if damaged, has this phobia market will be a said tonight he decided not to endorse straw or anyone else he wants to see what the stress continues >>reporter: a big night for hillary clinton's mother stays for answers and illinois and missouri the postal neck-and- neck between vernon sanders and her record some. >>reporter: the most leveraged the nominee will nominee would have enough delegates were in may not matter the does the rest of record to go several times and it's as if it to the commission in cleveland. >>catherine heenan: against its home

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >> vicki : president obama touched down in cuba today. a visit from a sitting u-s president is historic in its own right, but for millions of cubans, its also a sign of a new relationship that's already bringing change to the island nation. scott mclean with our c-n-n partnership reports from havana. >> scott : political beliefs. president obama touched down in cuba today -- the first sitting u-s president in 88 years to do so. symptoms of the embargo are still very apparent, but once frosty relations are undergoing a major thaw. embassies are open things changed slowly in cuba but since 2014 things have increased and with more than 100 why five hot spots--wifi hot spots they can use the internet but it is expensive after landing the president tweeted that he is looking forward to hear from the cuban people including this man who was i

chancellor george osborne is set to speak at the british chamber of commerce conference. we are there, live. manus: china's ruling party elites prepared to discuss the latest five-year plan, fresh pmi show economic slowdown. crash oneg in a car day after the charge with rigging bids for oil and gas leases. ♪ manus: welcome to countdown. anna: very warm welcome everybody. 6:00 in the morning here in london. let us talk about the markets, once again, the equity market. we are seeing a trend in asian session, money going into emerging markets and foreign exchange. the biggest three-day rally in asian stocks pacific since august. manus: we have the msci world, and we drew a comparison from that moment -- mid february. a .38% three number of different things going into this, which are the beige book coming out. the job numbers were not bad. inple were batting off this china, because you would get more stimulus. if you look behind the hood here, as in p trimmed losses. and canada, go canada. it is the only developed market that is actually put in a positive return 26 in. go can

speaker, this bill was reported unanimously by the energy and commerce committee. it has the support of a number of democrats on the energy and commerce committee from new york that have been working with mr. gibson on the legislation, including mr. engel, mr. tonko and ms. clarke. it was reported out, as i said, without dissent. i urge passage of the bill, commend mr. gibson for bringing it to the floor and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4434. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i ask for a roll call vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman asks for the yeas and nays. the yeas and nay

e-commerce was a key driver. clear that this is a straight shot up. this trend to continue, sales at a 10% compounded growth rate, four times faster than the overall economy. managementitability, targeting operating margins of 10% over the longer-term. business, the white line, surpasses that 10%, though you can see margins have declined in each of the past three years. the reason why is because e-commerce boosted demand for less profitable services. growth in the business-to-business sector could be under pressure. one thing investors will be watching for, the proposed acquisition of tnt express. it should boost its market share in europe, where it has trailed ups and dhl. that transaction is expected to close this year. fedex reports earnings after the close on wednesday. alix: thanks, scarlet. joining us now is a senior freight, transportation, and logistics analyst. is thing that caught my eye fedex's relationship to the slowdown in manufacturing. >> about 13% of revenue is there freight business. that gets lost in the shovel, -- , and has been hu

for representative the republican from texas chairman of the house energy and commerce subcommittee with the 1996 telecom act was passed and now senator markey democrat from massachusetts was the ranking member at that time. what did you get right? bin and we reinvented the wheel for all intents and purposes not one hand -- not one home in america have broadband. today for a 12 year-old boy or girl they think is a constitutional right to have a 50-inch screen in their living room before the act passed we were in the dial-up world we had to move to new digital so it was of a digital free-for-all. sole '02 telescope the timeframe to create the capacity that all these new companies so words like group -- google and you too are impossible to be created so we got a lot right but nothing was perfect but one thing we did do took the world from analog to digital and now you're using the words that were created including twitter that would not be possible. >> also what we got right is we collaborated with the strong friendship, as he did with other members of the committee. with a sincere desire

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce.ands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. . >>> listen to this quote, i thought we were having a kkk. i was fearing for my life. that's what one said this past week, why? the sudden appearance of chalk writings all over campus walkways and buildings and what did these inflammatory words say, vote trump or trump 2016. dozens of students found this cause to protest and several paid a call on college president james wagner. afterwards, wagner released a statement which in part said this, the students voiced genuine concern and pain in the face of perceived intimidation. i cannot dismiss his and presentation of feelings and concern as motivated only by political preference or over sensitivity. there's been a lot of campus activism recently about trigger words, sensitivity on ethnic issues even in the cafeteria menus but this is the first time can kndidate is a flash p

right to control interstate commerce as toll get or which involved in matters of commerce .hat lie within a state but in this case, chief justice roberts in this part of the opinion very correctly states that if you allow the federal government to say we have risdiction to mandate people buying health insurance and not just any health insurance, it has to have the things in it that we dictate, then there is no place you could ever draw a line and say the commerce clause does not allow for this and ultimately decided that under the commerce clause, obamacare was unconstitutional. that simply citing the fact that everybody at some point seeks health care and some people have some form of health insurance at some point, that does not give the federal government the right to come in and take over and even dictate the purchase of a product. we had some in this room and in the other end of this building in the senate, who furthered the argument that this is old news. the government's been able to do this for many years. it's called car insurance or automobile insurance and governments have been

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >> that kicked off the comic conin san jose. >> it features comic book fans, memorabilia and costumes. >> jonathan bloom joins us live with a look. >> comic conis underway, going until 9:00 tonight. tomorrow is the big day, and opening ceremonies studded with stars, almost sold out but not quite. we hear there may be a couple tickets left. it's been going on in southern california for almost half a century and took a special guy to bring it here to san jose. one legend is real. the other, made of wax. here at silicon valley, the line has always been blurry. >> we have characters right to fly. we made jet packs and water packs. >> reporter: it's why apple co-founder decided he had to bring it to san jose. >> now, we have device that's can see through walls like super man. >> torso. >> torso. >> neck. >> they're rolling out the carpet an

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce.hese are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >> pam :nike. has come up with an invention. that may revolutionize the sneaker business. or not. it is nike's new self- lacing sneaker. they are called hyper- adapt 1-point-oh. the sneakers are designed to lace up when your foot slides in. and hits a sensor in the heel of the shoe. there are two buttons on the side which allow you to adjust the fit. after the laces automatically tighten. nike has been working on the concept since 20-13. it is based on the sneakers in the "back -to- the- future" movie series. the self-lacing sneaker will be available to "nike-plus" members. this holiday season. and in three different colors. >> brian :we will see temperatures go into the low to mid '70's and then for the weekend it will get a little cooler >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of opportunity for all fight for $15 is all about. hey, have you heard? heard what? before school starts in september, all kids going into 7th and 12th grade have to get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against diseases like meningitis. that can be serious, even deadly. yeah, that's why they can't start school without it. something to share? (giggling) actually, yes! talk to your health care provider. even kids who've had one shot >>> well, tonight new york city says donald trump owes the city money.

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >>> now details on that moving truck we were telling you about, stolen from san francisco two weeks ago. police found it in pacifica. yesterday, we told you how jeremy and his wife erin had just moved from san diego to san francisco when somebody took the fully loaded truck. it was a budget rental truck, from in front of their parent's home. police found the truck in pacifica, but everything inside was gone. >> oh, boy. >> yeah. friends and family have donated toys and furniture. >>> vacant hotel in san jose will be converted into a homeless shelter. our media partner, the mercury news, reports a housing nonprofit will manage the building under a five-year lease agreement. that hotel has sat empty since the city bought it in 2008. >>> in san francisco, improvements will be made to a portion of lumbard stree

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. week came to an end for cal...monday they fired an assistant coach, wednesday their leading scoring broke his hand, and today this.. jabari bird didn't play today against hawaii with back spasms.. r today, cal, this, bird did not play against hawaii, because of back spasms. the rainbow star played 18 minutes because of foul trouble, but had 16 points. sam singer scored is it, and kept the lead to just 2 midway through the second half. bears super freshman, brown, was a no-show. he turned it over, led to a layup. 19 points for the antioch native. what might be the final game if he leaves to the nba. >> situation that took place, one coaches, and then tyrone goes down. and it's tough, a young guy, but for us, this is life. >> of course, you're disappointed, but you win balls games, you lose ball games. life goes on, and we had a great season. >> texas

he believes that commerce is what will unite us. he also believes incidentally with the native americans, that's what will tie to us native americans. naive? yes in many ways it was but he did not view as native americans as people to be conquered he thought if we traded with them, they would see the same interests. bind west to east, north to south. through commerce. the government's role is to maintain the peace. peace is essential for the development of prosperity and commerce, domestic and international. that's why he puts down the whiskey rebellion, or the whiskey insurrection. briefly, alexander hamilton is often spoken of as being the guy who somehow created american economic policy during washington's administration. make no mistake, washington set the strategy. washington set the goals. hamilton's job, and hamilton was not washington's first choice as secretary of the treasury -- was to implement those goals. hamilton certainly came up with exceptionally detailed and very important ideas, and plans, for maintaining the econ

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. with isis. it can send encrypted messages that self-destruct. kpix 5's joe vazquez on why that same ap raising some red flags with san francisco city hall ton. an app that is popular with isis. >> reporter: fine up for the messaging atmosphere calmed telegram, and you will -- app called telegram. it is a secret chat feature that allows messages self destruct. some supervisors and staffers are using telegram to conduct city busy business. it named an unnamed city employee who says staffers are being encouraged to use telegram, because at a way around the city's public records laws. >> they have a robert to make sure that's -- responsibility to make sure that's open to the public. >> reporter: the app maker told 60 minutes this sunday he developed telegram to him disdents avoid criminal prosecution in russia,

to regulating interstate commerce. but we could go over here to the federal government to find a way that this president can have his legacy approved. find all kinds of ways to do what you want to do as opposed to what the constitution requires. it would be nice to have that debate with the nominee whether we have national debates or hundreds of appearances around the country, with the basic constitutional issues and then let the people decide. and what is the role of the supreme court generally of the constitutional system? i yield the floor. >> i found this interesting in my chamber especially through the looking glass with "alice in wonderland". listening to this speech i thought of balance. president obama is blamed for everything with the approval rating of the supreme court has gone down. they have been appointed or nominated by republicans and we will blame president obama because dominated with presidents to bring down the approval of the u.s. supreme court? according from my friend from iowa he said this is "a

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. teacheversus pil. raj/2shot legendarsnford cch tara vanderveer guided jennife >>> march madness is here and we have a local dilemma. it is teacher versus pupil. >> legendary coach tara van vandeveer faces her opponenoppo student she coached years ago. >> this is probably destiny that we end up playing stanford at stanford. >> the top four seeds in each region host rounds one and two, which means saturday night will be a home game for the cardinal, advantage tara, right? >> i don't know. this is the court that jennifer built. it great for our fans, usf fans, stanford fans. all in all, a great situation. >> that's how both coaches are approaching it. their friendships mean more than the game. >> i think tara and i are closer than that. we texted back and for the and we were like just have fun of it. i said, d

i think we can put you on the payroll for a month in the chamber of commerce.ou get the quality of life draw. and that is an important part of how we can drive this economy. commissioner o' reilly, you've visited montana. many of these businesses only have a handful of employees, do not have armies of lawyers to wade through the thousands of pages of regulations. do you agree it's reasonable to exempt small businesses from some of these regulatory burdens such as enhanced transparency rules? >> absolutely. and i know you have legislation on this front. i know there's legislation considered in the house on this front. but we -- my colleague and i, commissioner pai, have articulated a viewpoint this should have been addressed by the commission. it wasn't sufficiently in our opinion. this should be something we can do. and your legislation would adequately and properly address this. >> commissioner pai, is that common sense? can we stratify this to a certain degree? it's an overused term in d. c. one size doesn't fit all but i think it makes sense for these small

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a murder-suicide in commerce city. police say a man shot and killed -- tom, that's where the police held a community meeting, they wanted to talk about domestic violence. >>reporter: karen, that meeting ended about an hour and a half ago. he had a history of domestic violence, can police were quick to point out he is no longer a danger to this community. even so, some friends of the victim say that information is way too little, too late. >> it breaks my heart. >>reporter: westminster neighbors were in shock after the death of monica montoya. >> it's a broken family. and you know, you hope that everything comes together for them. >>reporter: the popular 43-year-old was the mother of 9-year-old triplets. >> the three kids were auz outside playing, we saw them oulz outside all the time -- outside all the time. >>reporter: she was seen outside. after receiving a franltic phone call, montoya raced to her a confrontation ensued. her stepfather opened fire, killing montoya and himself. cathy gurmen says montoya was an engine

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over to palo alto, chamber of commerce day and 72 degrees. san francisco coming in at 65 in the mission. the marina a little bit cooler and 63. north bay east bay and trivalley sunshine all around with 70s from napa down to the east bay and oakland with 70 degrees. and the trivalley, danville, 73, pleasanton at 71. high pressure specifically keeps it dry and mild into this upcoming saturday. it looks like the chance here with showers returning late sunday evening into about tuesday. .25 to .5 inch likely in that storm system. we'll have more coming up on any possible changes in terms of this rain chance tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> jeff, thank you. >>> march madness for a lot of our local schools, including the mentor versus the protege'. a lot of buzz for stanford and usf. stay with us. a scary moment for one of thgia >>> did you see this? a scary moment for one of the giants' newest stars. take a look again. johnny cueto was hit in the head by a line drive during last night's game against the arc's. here it comes right in the forehead. after th

a murder-suicide in commerce city. police say a man shot and killed -- tom, that's where the police held a community meeting, they wanted to talk about domestic violence. >>reporter: karen, that meeting ended about an hour and a half ago. he had a history of domestic violence, can police were quick to point out he is no even so, some friends of the victim say that information is way too little, too late. >> it breaks my heart. >>reporter: westminster neighbors were in shock after the death of monica montoya. >> it's a broken family. and you know, you hope that everything comes together for them. >>reporter: the popular 43-year-old was the mother of 9-year-old triplets. >> the three kids were auz outside playing, we saw them oulz outside all the time -- outside all the time. >>reporter: she was seen outside. after receiving a franltic phone call, montoya raced to her mother's home in commerce city. a confrontation ensued. her stepfather opened fire, killing montoya and himself. cathy gurmen says montoya was an engineer

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greenville chamber of commerce officials say poor road conditions are hurting the upstate's economy. 3 3 19:55"capacity problems, road maintenance ce issues, congestion is all contributing to the lack of business at least to move goods and then certainly to move their work

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and happening right now, the south carolina chamber of commerce is talking about the senate. there are live pictures. the chamber is arguing that the condition's of the state roads will start to hurt the state's tourism industry. let's listen to part of the news conference. >> what i would say to you today is this -- it is time for our general assembly to move on, particularly the senate, to fix our roads. the rhetorical question has to be answered and i think temple lake summed it up. how many people must live before we fix our roads? how much business do we lose trying to get our goods and services to our businesses across the state?

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >>> the verizon fios sports desk is brought to you by verizon fios. leave slow internet behind. get fios. >> the stretch run in the nhl is tonight, the rangers tri to bounce back in buffalo against the sabres. with just over 7:00 gone by, derek but broussard on the breakaway, team leading 24th goal of the season. broussard sets up foss. gorgeous one timer. the blue shirts go on to a 4-2 victory. >>> in brooklyn, the islanders and penguins were tied at one in the third period when anders lee scores on a deflection in front for a power play goal. then in the closing seconds, travis hami nick makes a great defensive play to seal the victory. the isles lead pittsburgh by five points for third place in the metropolitan division. >>> in the nba tonight the reeling knicks were in denver but the nuggets outhustled the knicks for most of the nig

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these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce.ands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. different things his new smart phone does... ...it reminded him of his magic eraser. it's not just for marks on walls... it's tough on kitchen grease... and bathroom grime too. he's your... ...all around-tough-cleaner, mr. clean. [ indistinct conversations ] [ animal lowing ] [ donkey snorting ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ door creaks open ] ♪ >> everywhere, there is talk of you. an inn gave us food and lodging and would accept no payment. >> my son is hailed for bringing a message from god. >> and those of nazareth. >> believing you to be the messiah? yes. some do. >> and you? [ indistinct conversations ] >> that's a good one. yes, i-i know. >> so great will be my pride when i hear you speak at the temple. >> i'll not speak there again. >> but on the road, many were coming to hear you. >> well, that's over now. >> i've come all this way. you'll de

the energy and commerce committee also have a keen interest in this, so we will work in a collaborative effort, between the two committees and in a very bipartisan fashion to continue to develop a record on this and look for solutions that will help to make sure that law enforcement has ways to be able to gather the information they need to keep people safe. part of that is going to be law enforcement having to either find new ways to approach gathering information, and utilizing more traditional ways of gathering information. because i do think that over the last few decades, the reliance upon electronic information gathering has probably grown too great, and the reaction to that has been an awareness on the part of the public that, unlike 20 or 30 years ago, their most valuable information is now on these devices, and in the cloud, if you will. whereas a generation ago, they were in the faults -- vaults, safe deposit boxes, file cotton it's -- cabinets, or maybe your desk drawers at home. the public is aware of the fact these are important things to protect. and that will continue, an

is most commerce activity shut down there?well, something i didn't know until recently, the stock exchan exchange itself is just a building. they use it for buildings and the like now. the stock exchange is digital, though it is shut down. it's a national holiday as put into place by the government. the worked theory was that all the commerce would be shut down, that grocery stores and banks would be closed, you wouldn't be able to get coffee. that's not the case. places are open to accommodate all these thousands of people who have come out to show peace with those who died. there is commerce. people are out and abouins are . you can travel. the idea being if we shut ourselves down, the terrorists win. we don't want them to win again. >> thank you very much. >>> this easter monday was the plan, then what? we go to the john f. kennedy international airport in new york. i'm wondering if the impact on travel period. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we are seeing an impact, a lot of airlines have announced that they had to cance

the "state chamber of commerce" ... and other business leaders... were downstairs at the statehouse. -upstairs-... the senate has still not taken a vote... oh roads plan... though they've had the bill ... for - 321- days. several senators ... are filibustering the bill... because it tax. they say...that's not needed...because the state has a 1-point-3 billion dollar surplus... this year: ----- "if our legislature spent every dime ofhy' rut om usl oo whawddn yr re ei ab ta ----- spartanburg senator lee bright...is one of the senators ... blocking the bill ... and the tax increase it includes. bright says... they'll keep blocking it... until senators vote to end the filibuster... or...kill the legislation. the state chamber of commerce says... senators should give back their paychecks ... if they're not going to vote. a 5-year-old...is in "greenville memorial hospital" tonight... recovering ... after being shot accidentally. the "spartanburg county sheriff's office" says... the child was shot in the head... and was airlifted to "greenville memorial."

although the commerce department is so useless it's worth eliminating twice.mise, that and i admit i'm being sneaky, that i assume will come in three weeks when this show holds a libertarian presidential form. the three leading libertarian candidates as determined by a poll conducted by the party will debate each other. i'm sure all three will offer better promised than the republicans and democrats have. but we won't know for sure until the debate. it will be aired april 1. april fooms day. but this is no joke. if we don't start to retake our freedom soon, america is doomed. that's our show. see you next week. we'll see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: happy to have you. i'm watching regrets watch over presidential back runner marco rubio like flotsam and jetsam in the miami river. marco rubio carried so much confidence and money into the race. his attacks on trump have backfired and the anvil is pulling him mercilessley to the bottom of the back.

the wild west of internet commerce, where through a download digital footprints are dusted over. it is nearly impossible to track down who is running a site or from where. >> one of the things you want to talk to the kids about. these are not monitored places. this is not ebay. >> looks like it and it is not hard to get there. >> download, see what happens. >> took us ten minutes to figure it out. >> a menu on the side. >> right there for purchase, drugs, guns, you name it. sellers rated by reliability of delivery, by quality of product. if you think there is a money trail to follow, nope. transactions are made in digital currency, bit bitcoin. >> money nicest crow until you sign off and say it is good. once it is cool, they get the money, you get the stuff. >> the currency movement is virtually impossible to trace. >> it does make law enforcement incredibly challenging. >> riley, clean and sober and working, knows it full well. law enforcement is operating in the dark. >> there is not much they can do about it. >> that is jamie boll the f.b.i. did score a major victory in 2013,

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tobi: google, and everyone else frankly is finally taking , e-commerce seriously.veryone realizes what an important role it plays. would be one to do it shopify is we want to be a neutral office. we want to power the merchants. we love helping entrepreneurship. we want to make it easier to build these online businesses. no one paid attention to how difficult this was. we built the back office. we are getting your orders in and getting your packets out. and then we integrate with facebook. we give you online stores or you can sell directly. that is really our role. emily: you're getting so much information about the payments business because you work for these businesses. who is winning in payments? is it paypal, stripe? tobi: they both have a good place. now, paypal through acquisition , of a company called norv is, and in stripes' case it is more home-built, but it is a sign of how products like retail is very important. we have looked closely. if you sign up for a new shopify, you get shopify payments, which is related to stripe, and we automatically set you up w

long-term, the chinese economy and e-commerce and payments in e-commerce in the chinese economy is auge opportunity. going back to the government versus alibaba, alibaba is a surprisingly strong counterweight to the government. as companies go, i would say it is one of the stronger ones and i think jack ma has always like to play a little to the edge. he knows that you can't really cross the government. i think they will continue to have quite a bit of authority over the company direction. emily: we are seeing another alibaba philly -- alibaba affiliate buying the china lottery, which is something that alibaba has stayed away from because of government regulations. what do you make of this? gordon: i don't think this is a good one, either. alibaba has a core business. they can expand it into rural areas. they can expand it into the united states. instead, we have seen, even before the ipo, alibaba buying into business is kind of like a scattergun shot. i think they need to concentrate on what they are best it -- best at. when you see at, the markets don't like this. alibaba and stock

although the commerce department is so useless it's worth eliminating twice.this year's best campaign promise, that and i admit i'm being sneaky, that i assume will come in three weeks when this show holds a libertarian presidential form. the three leading libertarian candidates as determined by a poll conducted by the party will debate each other. i'm sure all three will offer better promised than the republicans and democrats have. but we won't know for sure until the debate. it will be aired april 1. april fooms day. but this is no joke. if we don't start to retake our freedom soon, america is doomed. that's our show. see you next week. lou dobbs. donald trump closer to securing the republican presidential nomination with impressive victories in three states last night. michigan, mississippi and hawaii. and trump pulled it off despite a barrage of attack ads from all quarters against him. >> this was an amazing evening and i don't think i've ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. >> i think what this shows really more than any

. >>> an increase in e-commerce business was for a for fedex. they handle most of its e-commerce business jumped 30% but higher costs due to expansion cost income operating expenses to slip. >>> the future is here. nike introduced the hyperadapt 1.0. actually, the sneaker doesn't have laces at all. when you step in your heels, it hits a sensor and the shoe automatically tightens! just like it did when marty mcfly put them on in the time travel blockbuster, the hyperadapt will be available this holiday season but, at first, only to members of nike plus. >> i'm into it. now i wanted them to work on that dog leash that walks the dog on its own! that i can deal with. better happy st. patrick's day! thanks a lot, hena daniels at the new york stock exchange. >>> the president's bracket. thinks will go all the way in the college basketball championships. >>> clubhouse controversy. a white sox veteran walks away from the game over his son. [music] no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. feel

although the commerce department is so useless it's worth eliminating twice.est campaign promise, that and i admit i'm being sneaky, that i assume will come in three weeks when this show holds a libertarian presidential form. the three leading libertarian candidates as determined by a poll conducted by the party will debate each other. i'm sure all three will offer better promised than the republicans and democrats have. but we won't know for sure until the debate. it will be aired april 1. april fooms day. but this is no joke. if we don't start to retake our freedom soon, america is doomed. that's our show. see you next week. >> a sailor who was with jfk aboard pt-109. >> the ship came out of the dark, and harold was killed. >> the young man's mother begins a correspondence with the future president. >> i was actually shocked when i saw what the letters detailed. >> the letters are tucked away for years. >> these documents could be of significant historical value, and they could also be worth a lot of money. >> this is one of those treasures that surfaces tha

many police departments setup safe zones for e-commerce. kannapolis police did so last year and the spots have video surveillance. in salisbury the captain says find a public place. with people walking around or in a restaurant there's people around and it's less likely something will happen. >> david whisenant wbtv on your side. >> new information in the case of a south carolina teacher which who he resigned after student spread nude photos of her. she wants her dignity back. arthur is suing the union county school district for breach of contract and slander. the lawsuit comes after arthur says she was forced to quit her job. arthur says a 16-year-old boy took her phone and used his phone to take pictures of nude images arthur had on her phone. she is seeking unspecified damages. >> it is 5:17. let's check in with tonya rivens and see if traffic has lightened up? >> it's not better we have a lot of problems, maureen. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. heavy traffic south of the street. as we continue to check around th

the commerce department is releasing its final revision to fourth-quarter gross domestic product.cted to rise 1% matching the latest estimate. one thing to watch for his following corporate profits. they declined last year for the first time in the recession ended in 2009. the report will be released at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. nicole: stocks snapping a five week winning streak as a rally that lifted shares to their highest levels of the year lost steam ahead of easter. the dow industrials are up halfback%, the s&p is down 0.4%. nasdaq is down 4.5%. what should investors focus on when trading resumes monday after easter? good morning to you. you said earlier expectations for corporate earnings are very low. if we beat this low bar, stocks rally? >> i think so. when it comes to earnings everything is relative, predicting earnings should be down 6%. and the low hurdle for companies, a lot of them go over easily. >> we saw five weeks of gains, pulled back and thought three consecutive days of selling. some experts are looking at the february 11th low and saying is this the turn? have

to ryan chilcote at the british chamber of commerce conference.olfgang schaeuble will be speaking later. ryan: right now the business secretary speaking. you just heard from the british prime minister. he made his argument for britain remaining in the european union. if britain was to exit, that could lead to economic danger. i have one guest to completely disagrees with him. his name is john moynahan from vote to leave. thank you for joining us. you think the u.k. should leave the european union because -- john: thank you for having me on and good morning. i think the prime minister, what you're seeing out of downing street is a carefully coordinated campaign. i have a piece of paper. that has not moved the polls. they thought that would get the thing to get everybody voting to stay in. now they are going into project fear. we, on the other hand, and that is not moving the polls either. we, on the other hand, have three highly positive reasons for leaving the e.u. the first is that it is a very that economic system. that tellsle market you what k