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bloomberg deals reporter alex spoke with docusign ceo dan springer.pringer: i think it has been a long time coming, but i think it has been worth the wait. if you think about what docusign has done, we have transformed the concept of how people do agreement at our leadership in e-signature has created an opportunity for me to accelerate how they do business and for users to have a much simpler and better experience. that is why it is great to work at docusign. when i meet people and customers say they love docusign, it gets me excited about what people are doing -- what we are doing. alex: you are the number one provider, but it is a new industry -- where will you put money to work? where is continued growth when to come from as you move forward? verywe are actually focused on growth. i am glad you bring that up. when we think about our opportunity, even though it is still 50 times our current revenue of half of a billion dollars, with the total opportunity is much larger. if you look at the opportunity to land new customers that number, we serve the

shannon. >> shannon: dan springer from seattle. thank you so much.ore states are considering passing their own laws just like that one. let's bring in tonight's panel to talk about it. scott, derek, and bre. bre, i hear from a lot of folks on the gun rights side who say with the proper due process they don't have a problem with it. >> i honestly have kind of conflicting feelings about it because time and time again you can see where if that had written procedures in place, people would have followed, could've potentially prevented a mass shooting. on the other hand, what does constitute an ability to take it away? in this case, it seems a little bit better. no one has complained about it. in other cases, could my parent who is upset at me or another family member call and have my gun taken away for a personal matter? that's not always clear. it is something we have to wrestle with and we have to look at. i think it will be interesting to see how reactions play out in seattle and other states enacting these laws. >> shannon: i talked to lindsey graham

dan springer, ceo of docusign, with the stock up 30% in the first few minutes of trade thank you. >>ou very much >> not the easiest tape to go public in today, as we have been saying all morning long. some of the big cap names that had earning last night were unable to hold the names, although intel, microsoft have done a good job of staying not too far into the red s&p slightly positive. managed a curtain razor for next week you think earnings season is slowing down not quite, mcdonald's, merck, snap, clorox, tesla, cbs, pandora, alibaba, and berkshire will close out the week. >> i'm going to be giving scrutiny to snap twitter was able to come out with a strong quarter. they were in the social media doghouse for a long time you expect snap to be able to come up with something >> i think it's worth noting all the major averages are poised to end the week lower, but still positive for the month of april. >> yes, with one session left on monday we'll be watching that closely dow down 70, of course, and we'll keep our eye on the white house today. that press conference between the presi

correspondent dan springer looks at both sides tonight. >> i'm grateful to the police got the gun awayof this army veteran who is being treated for ptsd recently had his gun confiscatee police. 1 of 27 guns seized from 16 people by spd since last july legally under washington state's new extreme risk protection order law. even though alexander mackenzie committed no crime, he realizes due to his mental state, being armed was too risky. washington is 1 of 6 states with red flag laws. in the lake of the parkland school shooting the brady campaign says at least 30 states are considering them. >> i think we've seen building consensus and blue states and red states that this is a good way to balance public safety, give people their second amendment rights. >> guns are removed for one year but there is due process. only family, roommates, or police can petition a court for the civil order. a judge has to determine the person is a danger to himself or others and the gun owner gets a chance to make his or her case. even gun rights advocates who are afraid of government abuse say it appears to

dan springer takes a look at the initiative that is surprising some for the lack they were fading at least in the emerald city. >> looking at how the red flags or those are working and what is remarkable is that conflict and controversy they see guns of those that are dangerous to themselves or others. due process was built the family members can detain for extreme risk protection weighs the evidence usually has a significant but now to surrender his or her gun many times they do handed over if they refuse police can get a search warrant that way. the confiscated 27 drugs from one -- guns from 13 people but so far they have not how a confrontation. >> and vegetables cared it would probably wasn't a good idea.. >> alexander mackenzie according to documents suffers from ptsd and strange customers abilities were tall but then a few days later they ehave to be but with florida and the church in texas many more are considering them in so far washington state there hasn't been a complaint that anything has been violated. >> you see people distraught or o crazy to take out their problem pro

dan springer joins us live from seattle with more on this. hi, dan. >> hi, heather.red flag law is working. the remarkable is the lack of conflict and controversy as police seize guns from people deemed to be a danger to themselves or others. there is plenty of due process built into the law. immediate family members and police can petition for an extreme risk protection order. a judge weighs the evidence and usually signs the petition. then police serve it and ask the subject to surrender guns. sometimes they don't. often they do hand them over. if they refuse police get a search warrant and get the guns that way. in nine months they've confiscated 27 guns in seattle from 13 people. police are careful not to be heavy handed. so far they haven't had a big confrontation. >> we have had three individuals that have specifically thanked us after the execution of the order because to their admission, they agreed it was probably not a good idea they had firearms in play. >> 31-year-old alexander mckenzie who is a veteran being treated for ptsd had been acting strange and s

dan springer is live in seattle. so, dan, how is this red flag play working in seattle?reporter: well, dana, voters in washington state passed it in 2016 and kicked in last july. so far the reviews are positive in seattle which is one of the few police departments pursuing these court orders. 27 guns have been seized from 16 people. there have been no big confrontations and no one has claimed their rights have been violated. alexander mackenzie is a pretty good example. he's being treated for ptsd and was acting strange staring at people while carrying his handgun. police pe teugsd for an extreme risk protection order. they got it and soon had the gun. mackenzie told us he was grateful. and he's not alone. >> we've had three individuals that have specifically thanked us after the execution of the order because to their admission, they agreed that it was probably not a good idea that they had firearms in play. >> reporter: six states passed these high risk or red flag laws in play, but the brady campaign said up to 30 more states are considering them. there is plenty of d

ceo dan springer has got to be dancing in the hallways at the nasdaq, congratulations, dan. >> thankery much, very excited by the warm reception we received on wall street. liz: i can only imagine, i've used docusign, signing everything from tax forms and things like that, where normally i would have put them in an envelope, licked the stamp and send them off via the mailbox, isn't that truly your business now? >> it's absolutely the case, in fact, what you're describing as one of our hundreds of millions of users is just what we aspire to hear. we love what people tell us the doculove stories, docusign allowed them to get quickly onto business, accelerate business for the business producers but for the consumers to get back to life after simplifying that task, that's what we want to achieve. liz: you're a disrupter definitely, you heard the treasury secretary. no one can deny, it's not just you, it's e-mail, everything from, remember faxes? i still fax, am i the only one. >> you might be the last one. >> thank you. but docusign is certainly a business that may very well push first c

dan springer reports. >> i'm grateful the police got the gun away from me. >> reporter: this army veteran who is being treated for ptsd recently had his gun confiscated by the seattle police. it's one of 27 guns seized since last july legally under washington state's new extreme risk protection order law. even though alexander mckenzie committed no crime, he realizes due to his mental state being armed a was too risky. washington is one of six states with red flag laws. the brady campaign says at least 30 states are considering them. >> we're seeing building consensus in blue states and red states that this is a good way to balance public safety against people's second amendment rights? gunrights. >> reporter: guns are removed for one year. a judge has to determine the person is a danger to himself or others and the gun owner gets a chance to make his or her case. even gun rights advocates who are afraid of government abuse say it appears to be working. >> we've seen the downside of people who are distraught or crazy taking out their problems on the general public. we don't want that to h

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dan spring e springer, fox news. >> rick: now to the northeast, more action on gun control.l is about to be signed in the state that bernie sanders calls home. what those measures do and why they're causing some to take their concerns to the streets in vermont. come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. >> rick: new gun control legislation in vermont has gun rights activists fighting mad. rallies taking place this weekend in cities including south burlington and bennington. folks don't want the governor to sign gun control bills that raise the legal age to buy weapons. bryan llenas picks up this story. >> reporter: two separate gun control bills were approved in the vermont legislation this week. the bills make it easier for police to take guns away from pe