tonko, and salute his great work on the energy and commerce committee, as well as mr. burgess and mr. kinzinger. we've worked together this legislation to the place we're at this evening. again, it really recognizes the passionate work and highly skilled work that over 700,000 ham radio operators conduct every day in this country. a couple years ago in hartford, connecticut, they had the centennial convention of the american radio relay league, which was brought together thousands of ham radio operators from all over the country to share their skills, to look at the latest innovation and technology, which mr. kinzinger referred to, and again talked about the networks that they collaborate on in terms of early weather warnings, as well as assisting the american military. last congress we had 69 bipartisan co-sponsors, this year it grew to 126. again, that's because of the external grassroots pressure which these groups brought forward. again, they have no sort of skin in the game in terms of any personal benefit, as the congressman from illinois said. they are all basic

jill lagan, the president and ceo of the boulder city chamber of commerce, and mr. tray abney, reno-sparks and northern nevada. from legislation to a wealth of internet resources, to town halls and more, let's look now on what our delegation is doing regarding small business. examples of legislation. senator dean heller has a bill in this congress called the veterans small business opportunity and protection act. it would help the spouses and dependents of veteran-owned small businesses after service members pass away from a disability or in the line of duty. a look at business hel hearings, congressman cresent hardy who arguably is the most active in small business members, given both his position on the house small business economy and his own long background as a nevada business owner himself, well, he conducted a federal hearing in north las vegas in november on how new regulations are affecting and possibly harming small business. vital role in the economy by spurring innovation, job creation and competition. i will continue to support small businesses because

to the government employees at the ntia and apartment of commerce. these legal prohibitions haven't passed by congress and signed by the president. if your political superiors instructed to proceed with this transition, to spend your time, to spend one penny of government money, you have an obligation as an employee of the federal government to declined to follow that instruction, to violate federal law. and let me know for you, if you don't, your superiors direct you to do it and you carry out those orders, you are risking personal criminal liability about the two years in prison. i would note this administration that has politically mandated handing over oversight of the internet, this administration is not going to prosecute anyone. in january of 2017 a new administration will be in washington. we don't know who that will be but i am advising the employees of the department of commerce, your political superiors do not have the authority to instruct you to violate federal law, to violate what congress has passed. disagrees with congress. he is not

with the commerce city police. reportingin commerce city amanda del castillo denver7. >>> what a headache, this is what neighbors and south d weeken car after car doing donuts in the parking lot. we told yoo about this problem last week, this video was shot this past sunday night. neighbors say police came and scared off the crowd once, but he came back after they left. >> very scary at the same time. it is the weekend and my kids are in front playing, last weekend they came through our friends, what will it take a death? >> last week city counselors police to figure out how to fix the problem, the meeting waa canceled, it is supposed to happen this week. police made to arrest and issued citations and impounded one vehicle this weekend. >>> let's talk about a growing monster, road rage. we all dealt with an angry driver or 2, even though ii is frustrating here's how to avoid being the victim of an aggressive driver. >> the most important thing is to be courteous. avoid the problem altogether by using your blinkered

federal mint put denver on the map of western commerce and industry. the denver mint has been robbed twice. the first time was an inside job. orval harrington worked in the mint for many years. he was a trusted worker. in 1920, orvil had been working at the mint for many years, handling gold every single day, but he knew he would never make more than $4 a month, and it frustrated him. he hatched a plan. he planned to steal one gold bar a day from the mint, and he was going to do it between inventory periods so that no one would really be aware of the embezzlement. to dispose of the gold, he planned on renting or leasing a cold claim and victor, colorado. melting it down, a gold claim in melting it down, and claiming he had minded himself. it was an ingenious plan and it might have worked. unfortunately he stole one too many bars. one day, a coworker noticed him behaving suspiciously and alerted authorities. in this case, the secret service. and they watched him steal a gold bar and they confronted him at a bus stop right outside of the mint. he confess

helping small business simplify e-commerce. >>> welcome back, everyone. at the half hour mark, here's what we are monitoring for you. the campaign trail will be crowded with the presidential and vice presidential candidates, senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren will be campaigning for hillary clinton and both will be in ohio making a pitch to millennial voters there. >>> happening now if you are on the east coast or south you could be paying more in gas and it's the result of a major pipeline leak in alabama, and sarah is in atlanta. walk us through what caused the shutdown? >> reporter: hi, and the leak was discovered in central alabama spilling some 250,000 gallons of gasoline and it disrupted service to millions, and the colonial pipeline companies, that's the affective line and it stretches from texas up to new york harbor and distributing some 40% of the east coast gasoline. repairs on this line are expected to last and it has been shut down in the meantime and as a result we are starting to see price increases and shortages here in the south

emily: you are doing more e-commerce.t point, are we at the point where you are taking a cut of the revenue, is facebook making money? >> facebook is making money out of selling you the newsfeed that takes you to messenger. it enables advertisers to buy an ad that will get you in a thread with a business in messenger. we are creating more demand and as we build the ecosystem on messenger we will create more supply on messenger. that is later. for now we are focused on creating that ecosystem. we are -- the business is advertising and we believe if we can help businesses grow their business that is great. that is what we will focus on and there is more value for everyone there. emily: when it comes to bots you have a new way to share with friends. you have any concerns about this turning into a spammy experience? >> we have clear rules if you are a developer and we have great control for people to block or mute conversations they do not want to get notified. we feel pretty good about that. emily: will there be a bot store?

the center of commerce, the leader in the western united states. and the city fathers at that point decided that a mint they could be proud of was going to be part of that process. there wasn't a federal facility. denver was just the frontier. it was the wild west. so private strit, private banks stepped in to fill that void. clark and grouper were bankers out of eleven worth, kansas, and they came to denver and set up an assay office and private mint. the federal government did not appreciate private bankers ming coins. but it was not illegal. so they couldn't do anything about it. so they bought clark and grubber in 1862 and took over the assay office and began manufacturing gold bars at the first denver mint facility. oh in 1895, congress passed an act to form a mint at denver. and than language will become very important in years later. the mint was modeled on a florentine villa that was owned by the madici family, a prominent banking family in florence in europe for centuries. and the opulence and the expense and the grandeur of the facility w

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coming up, breaking down the latest data on e-commerce and real estate.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> you're watching bloomberg markets. oflet's begin with the check the headlines. mark crumpton has more. at the state department, republican jason chaffetz of utah said during a hearing today the former secretary of state conveniently created a chaotic system that's costing millions to repair. saidte department official the agency is improving its records management but is overwhelmed by open records request. a foreign-policy advisor repeatedly interrupted the intelligence briefing last month. he inundated rivers with questions. new jersey governor chris christie also at the briefing reportedly intervened. federal prosecutors say they're moving to drop corruption charges against former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. officials say they will not .ursue another trial the high court unanimously held that the actions mcdonnell took to benefit a businessman who gave him luxury gifts did not cross the line into illegal conduct. in portugal, several thousand firefighters a

there's no question the new technology changing the face of global payments and commerce. the rise of the smartphone has drastically changed consumer behavior when it comes to mobile payments. checking an online account and transferring money is as easy as checking email on your smart phone. in 2014, 2% of mobile phone users reported making a purchase on their phone. 39% use their phones to make a purchase in a store. global investment in financial technology ventures tripled in 2014 to $12 billion, and increased 67% in the first quarter, the first quarter of 2016. payment companies and marketplace lenders account for about 2/3 of these highly valued startups. n the cutting edge of this innovation is a round block chain, a ledger based technology based on transparency. block chain technology holds the potential to disrupt health care records management, manufacturing supply chain management, real estate recordkeeping, international clearing and functions, an even regulatory oversight by government agencies. peer-to-peer asset transfer online has been a challenge for a numb

then there is another way we can talk about commerce, foreign commerce. that is, i say i was, you know, a true free market person. i didn't want any tariffs. even though technically, under the constitution, you can have tariffs. the principle of free market is to be no tariffs. there are some libertarian leaning groups that love entangling in alliances. they like the wto and the nafta organization. agreements in the pacific fund. they want managed care so the corporations can run it and reward the people who are on the favorable list. there is very little debate about free trade in washington. i think trade is very important. the founders understood it and knew about it. there is another modern day way of working protectionism. that is the manipulation of currencies. that's why a gold standard is so important, because everybody has the same rule. you can't manipulate gold unless you are going to dig more of it or something like that. to manipulate currencies and, of course, it is all china's fault. the currency isn't right. we have to punish them. p our f

commerce is always left out. the engines of commerce, the creative departments of coca-cola.rtising? charlie: they have trucks in africa that could be used to deliver edison. bono: we worked to get those trucks to get drugs to people. refrigeration was the key. i will tell you something else. i went to a meeting in coke. tablea can of coke on the , in atlanta for the ceo looked. i said, that can, we can put it on the cover of time magazine. it is going to change the world. you are going to get into some trouble if we do what we ask you, but it will be the most incredible riot of interest in your brand you haven't seen for 20 years. i said, picked it up. he picked it up. i'm not following you. i said, look underneath. vederneath, in the conch space, we had a condom. to put thisng you in supermarkets. people will be upset. you are conservative company. the argument, wake up, people. bono: the -- charlie: the battle against aids. what did they say? bono: it was too hot to handle, that particular thing. became a red partner. they have been great. like apple, like starbucks. we ha

they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers.ting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst. ah, false alarm. hey! you guys are gonna scare away the deer! idiots... providing global access for small business. fedex. >>> in japan, there is a very old, very deep, and very rich tradition of martial arts. many styles, many schools. this focuses on boxing and this man is a legend, having trained generations of fighters using a simple and effective philosophy that has really application to our story. pasted on the wall behind the ring, one is speed. two is timing. three is distance. the same idea applies to the convention-shunning techniques. until recently, the chef partner of one of the very best if not the best sushi restaurant in new york, the sushi yasuda. under very mysterious and completely misreported circumstances, he left the manhattan restaurant that still bears his name and at age 52 moved to tokyo to start all over again. >> i was tomorrowed to track him down. this great man is runni

ntia, the department of commerce and the u.s. government has no role whatsoever with respect to who gets domain names at the second level or above. what content they put on those websites. and how it is handled internationally. so when you posit there's some first amendment protection that exists today, i'm not sure what you're talking about because when you're talking about website owners, we're not involved in that. so there will be no first amendment protection from the united states that would extend in any way to protect people operating at that level of the domain name system. >> i will say it is remarkable and distressing to see a senior representative of the obama administration saying you have no idea what i'm talking about when it comes to first amendment protections. because i'll tell you what i'm talking about, sir. right now under the existing arrangement, if icann decided to delist a website because it disagreed with the political content, i'm assuming your agency would step in to prevent that? >> you're not positti

helping small business simplify e-commerce.illing teams train in virtual reality simulators in here, so we're better prepared for any situation out there. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. . >>> president obama hammering donald trump this afternoon while campaigning for hillary clinton. let's get insight from our political experts. brianna. president obama came out swinging today. will it make a difference? >> he took on donald trump. particularly on transparency, not releasing his tax returns, a number of things. it can't hurt, certainly, because he has a near record-high approval rating right now, which is good for hillary clinton. the question is how much can enthusiasm for president obama be translated to hillary clinton. when you look at the obama coalition, she has been courting, she is not doing as well, particularly with latinos and millennials. the clinton campaign says she polls okay with millennials but are they motivated to get to the polls? that's where president obama comes

helping small business simplify e-commerce. clinton and trump campaigns are out with new duelling attack ads. use using the words of other to strike a blow. starting on friday when clinton called half of trump's supporters a basket of deplorables. golden line for an attack ad. trump pounced on it. take a look. >> speaking to wealth donor, hillary clinton called tens of millions of americans deplorable. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call a basket of deplorables. its racists, sexists, homophobi homophobics, skein xenophobics, you name it. >> people like you, you and you deplorable. do you know what's deplorable? hillary clinton viciously demonizing hard-working people like you. >> should point out her campaign and she came out the next day said she regretted saying half. hillary clinton is firing back with an ad that features something mr. trump said just yesterday on the campaign trail using it against him take a look. >> you can't leave this nation if you have such a low opinion for its citizens. how s

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commerce is always left out of. the creative departments of coca-cola, you know, that's their great advertisers. can we use their advertising? >> rose: they have trucks in africa that can be used to deliver medicine. >> absolutely right. bobbie shriver, founder of one and red worked with coca-cola to use trucks to get drugs to people in rural africa. refrigeration was the key to it. i'll tell you something i've never told anybody, i was in a meeting in coke and i put a can of coke on the table in atlanta and the c.e.o. looked and i said, that can, we can put it on the cover of "time" magazine, it's going to change the world, but you're going to get into some trouble, but it will be the most incredible riot of interest in your brand that you haven't seen for 20 years. he said, what is it? it's just a regular can. i said, pick it up. he picked it up. he looked at it and said, i'm sorry, i'm not following you. i said, well, look underneath. underneath in the concave space we had a condom. not asking you, not asking you

of this commerce. most of the sites tend to be in russian or ukrainian. there are certainly other language specific websites or websites in all different languages. all of that said, the majority of fishing, spear fishing and spam campaigns are done in english because the majority of victims know that particular language or are familiar with that language. something interesting about a lot of the sites being in russian or ukrainian, a piece of advice that i got from a researcher that i spoke to about this was if i wanted to go into some of the sites to be really careful about how i communicated because being a nonnative russian speaker, they can tell that right away and basically kick you off or not want to do any business with you. not that i was doing any business but if i wanted to communicate. and and interesting thing he brought up was google translate is really poor for translating into russian. but there are a couple of other sites that might be a little better. there's some hints of how to bett

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-canadian maritime trade as well as global commerce from the heartland. had a study to expand tourism and mod rnize a transportation network and a secure operational system. as the bill moves forward, i would urge the house to incorporate any final measure relating to the st. lawrence seaways on that economic potential, and i thank my colleagues on the great lakes task force, particularly co-chair, mike kelly, who was down here earlier, and david joyce, for their continued hard work and commitment to our region of the country and i thank ranking member defazio for his support on this effort and i thank chairman shuster for his leadership. mr. defazio: reclaiming my time. i thank the gentlelady and the other advocates for this provision in addition to, of course, the senate. you know, you worked tirelessly on this issue. you approached me many, many times about the fact we sort of neglected the potential of the seaway and i think this provision would be extraordinarily meritorious and i certainly intend to support it in conference and help to warner suppor

however, we're starting to see more traffic like here across commerce city. folks hitting the brake lights after york going to vasquez and eventually to i-70. minutes on that entire trip ix - from i-25 to i-700 you can see on the map we have 70, if you want to head out that way. it's usually a little bit smoother, depending how you want to cut across commerce city. 6th avenue, c-470, drive through the denver tech center, side streets look nice. we had police activity and other activity round the convention center. everything is open and clear now, so the roads are pen and the light rail is slowly getting back to normal. d, f, h lines were delayed but trains are starting to run normally now at this hour. > can help fight against thieves. >> cars these days keep a -?digital record of just about everything. so when this man had his stolen car returned to him, he happened to notice that the car's entertainment system had several strange phones synced to it. police used new technology to extract th data and build their case against the suspected thieves. >> when i

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there was a lot of commerce, there was also some manufacturing.wasn't supposed it happen up der the british mercantile system. according to that, all manufacturing was to be done in england in the home country and shipped out to the colonies, but the people got around the rules and the laws as i hear they still do in new york. and so there was manufacturing here then. so hamilton came from a place that marked him and he moved to a place that continued to mark him. he never graduated from columbia, the revolution had happened and he left his college to fight. he started in a student militia company, then he became a captain of an artillery company. he was noticed by george washington, put on a staff as a colonel where he served for four years and then finally at the end of the fighting, he was given a field command at the battle of york town. after the war, he came back to new york, he made his money as a lawyer, but he also briefly served in the new york assembly and in the continental congress. he was sent as a delegate to the constitutional conv

also on an economic level in terms of the amount of commerce and trade and physical aspects of traderelationships trying to improve the transportation, the the ease of transportation between the two countries. you would be surprised at the conversation going on among counterparts on both sides of the border and say the secretary of commerce or the secretary of agriculture. when i used to give talks in washington that were sponsored by but say the center for security and international study and more recently the mexico institute of the woodrow wilson center, american policymakers and the higher middle level from all agencies come to the settings to hear what experts have to say about mexico. they would include the attorney general's office, the fbi, and never surprised me that u.s. military, the defense department , it's just a wide range of individuals who have a real interest in mexico and if you did these over a period of years like i have done you would see the same faces. they were just as expert in their particular areas involving mexico as i was as an outsider and a scholar loo

but with e-commerce sales projected to surge, and the u.s. unemployment rate under 5%, good workers may be hard to find. ups has launched a redesigned hiring website. it's recruiting on college campuses, at ncaa games, and is offering shorter, more flexible work hours. some think it's going to get ugly. >> online is growing, which means demands for those jobs is growing. this year it's going to be even more of a struggle for retailers to find the people they need to get the orders out the door on time. >> reporter: even if sales remain sluggish for traditional brick and mortar retailers, demand for e-commerce continues to soar. factor in a light labor market in some regions, and pay is likely to push higher. wages could rise as much as $3 an hour, from an hourly rate of 10 to $12. the dynamic requires companies to strike a difficult balance. on the one hand, having enough people to handle volumes smoothly, on the other maintaining profit margins. training workers to handle the holiday rush can take six weeks, and then companies need to hang o

russian-american chamber of commerce sergei millian who says he worked on trump licensed projects, told abc news there were extensive connections. >> the level of business amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars that he received as a result of interaction with russian businessmen. >> reporter: hundreds of millions of dollars from russian businessmen? >> correct. >> reporter: trump made for the miss universe pageant to a russian oligarch with a man the fbi considers a top russian mafia figure vip section. the developer of a trump license hotel project in toronto is a russian born billionaire and russian language promotional videos attracted hundreds of wealthy russians to buy condos in trump licensed projects in florida until u.s. sanctions cut off the flow. now, trump says he's open to lifting those sanctions. >> we'll be looking at that,

hispanic chamber of commerce president and surrogate javier -- and spokeswoman rachel campos-duffy and a senior adviser to the trump campaign. javier, to you first. i thought he made an interesting point about legal immigration and about our right to choose who comes here. here's part of what trump said. >> it's our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that

carry and commerce. this is in north las vegas. it is being investigated by the north las vegas police department. let's come back on live pictures. i believe you'll be able to see. people standing here part of the investigation. most badly damaged vehicle. five are being treated at umc for various injuries. all of them expected to recover which is incredible when you investigation about an hour. clean up is quick in happening, information is less complicating. i am craig reporting live, news 3. >> we'll keep it live. motley says he is innocent. he is accused of pulling a woman by the hair and pulling her to the ground. agreement was reached to delay on for today. nicolas cage showing the video a lot of times at the resort. if convicted, maximum sentence fine. >> police are looking for help tracking down a suspect who hit two places. this is the same man wanted for a robbery in central valley. this man approaches the employees, hands them a note and steals undisclosed amounts of money and takes off. hispanic man, 40-45 6 feet, if y

it's comfortable. 87 in thornton. 88 commerce city. close to 90 still in stip-l staple ton. 88 lake wood area. >> . may have a few clouds. on the eastern plains. over night. but otherwise sunshine tomorrow. on your friday. and then we have a cold front coming in. as it does -fplts a little cloud cover clipping northeast colorado. we'll see one or two high clouds here. what the cold front will do. maybe give a shower to the far eastern plains. a little more wind. a big drop in temperatures. i'll show you in a second. there it is. tomorrow morning. cloud cover eastern plains. here comes the front. behind it a couple clouds. one our two showers. as the front drops to the south. maybe a little more in the way of cloud cover. >> . you'll notice the wind tomorrow. we drop to 77 degrees. saturday comes up a little bit. still gorgeous. that's nice. 80 degrees. right back to where we were today. with 89 coming on sunday. >> . 74 to 67. tuesday the best chance to see light showers. or light rain. wednesday a couple showers. and thursday a couple

as i mentioned in my opening remarks, we've recently had a commerce contract outsourced to a firm outf state and given to a family member. it is important we bring accountability and fiscal responsibility back to the state government. i am calling on the governor to call for the department of commerce's director's, because i think we need to bring accountability back. he talked about being fiscally prudent. governor, balancing the budget is your job. it's a constitutional requirement. it is not a miraculous achievement. you've increased spending at the state level by almost $800 million, and our surplus is gone. i think fiscal responsibility and leadership are critical in montana. moderator: thank you, mr. gianforte. if the montana legislature sent you a bill to allow the student sends of a montana committee to vote on a local option sales tax or expanding the existing resorts tax, what action would you take? gov. bullock: one of the things i have learned -- i have driven 50,000 miles all over the state, and one of the great joys has been staying in people's homes, sitting around kitc

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what fed ex is doing here is converting the e-commerce market into earnings..5 billion from cash every year. and they're actually choosing to reinvest that in the business. they're driving higher incremental returns in the past two years which they arguably didn't do in the past decade. i think there's a lot of historical precedent here that says fed ex isn't focused on returns when in reality they've been driving growth. i think 8% volume growth versus their closest competitor 2% at u.p.s. translate into very robust earnings growth. this might be the cheapest large cap industrial stock outside maybe the airlines. >> wow, that's a big call. they're also integrating at&t. >> i think the long term guidance was positive. expecting core earnings of the business to be about $750 million. the street was kind of expecting around 650 so little bit from a longer term positive better than expected. on the point about valuation it could be as cheap as possible on p/e but probably 40, 50 times free cash twice the sort of average market rate. and the level of earnings grow

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let's see. >> one brain freeze can end your campaign. >> the -- umm. >> commerce? commerce.et's see -- >> rick perry was a serious contender until this debate. >> oops. >> forgetting is bad, and looking bad is bad. in the very first tv debate, richard nixon refused to put on makeup. it hurt him. nixon later said -- >> more important than what you say is how you look on television. >> so campaigns obsess over details. when ronald reagan debated walter mondale, rollins and beckel were the opposing campaign managers. >> do you remember how high the podiums would be? >> days. >> we had days negotiating. >> the color of the room. >> what difference would it make to the candidate what color the room was? >> because in certain conditions, certain colors work for certain candidates. >> because mondale was shorter than reagan -- >> we wanted more distance between the two podiums. we debated between 7 1/2 feet and 9 feet for a day and a half. >> the first debate came, and reagan struggled. >> 2/3 of the defense budget pays for pay and salary -- or pay and passengers. >> he looked tire

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