if an office gets a dhl package a day late, it may be a problem, a major problem for one company.ire business is unable to get chicken when that is what it sells, and the only thing it really sells, that obviously translates into something more serious for that customer. the chicken and the food service industry sort of revolves around getting a product from the farm through the processing plant to the kfc shop in a matter of days. in fact, kfc uses fresh chicken that is processed in a fairly rudimentary way and delivered fresh to the outlets. that is where it is dumped into the secret formula and fried off, on premises. no frozen chicken is used, so they did not have anything stored away. because they only have this one huge hub, there was no fallback in terms of distribution. when the lorries stopped moving and the chicken was eaten, there was no way of getting it to those outlets. there is one in northern scotland and at the tip of cornwall. each of those are several hundred miles from this distribution center, so they became completely cut off. love: a story about both and aus

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dhl has reported its results. last year profits up 7.2%. to the white house, gary cohn has quit after a battle president trump over tariffs. he opposed president's proposed steel and aluminium tariffs because of the impact on the american economy, us jobs and the threat of a global trade war. that has left investors pretty nervous. we can show you what trading is doing in the european markets... some suggesting this can only do one thing, which is harm global trade. we often introduce you to interesting businesses and entrepreneurs. and today's guest is no exception. his name isjohn collison and with the help of his brother patrick he founded "stripe". stripe enables businesses around the world to more easily accept online payments and run their websites. set up in san francisco six years ago, it now has over 100,000 customers worldwide including the likes of amazon, fitbit and facebook. in 2016 it announced a new round of funding that valued the company at $9.2 billion. according to forbes that means the brothers are now worth upwards of $

a dhl package a day late, it may be a major problem for one company, but if an entire business is unableen that is what it sells and the only thing it really cells, that obviously translates into something more serious for that customer. the chicken in the food service industry revolves around getting the product from the farm through the processing plant to the kfc shop in a matter of days. chicken kfc uses for a -- fresh chicken that is processed in a fairly rudimentary way and delivered fresh to the outlets. that is where it is dumped in the secret formula and fried. on premises. they had no frozen food to resort to. because they only had one huge hub, there was no distribution option. eaten,e chicken was all there wasn't any left and that there was no way of getting it out to the outlets, some of -- one in northern scotland and one in the tip of southwest england, each of those are several hundred miles from this distribution center. they became completely cut off. carol: a story this week about love and australian style surfing. julia: cabo san lucas. chris: the story is surfing and

they switched partners to dhl and there have been some issues in the process.aking it in stride apologetic to customers. kfc rearrange the letters. you can imagine what they are trying to spell there. lauren: what is worse? no chicken or no gravy. i'll get back to you with an answer. connell: that's what's going on in the world. lauren: investiture members today. they be thinking about the gravy all day. attorney general jeff sessions pushing back under criticism from the president. a look at the fallout from our fear that the political pain of getting warmed up as they speak. and a teacher taken into custody after firing a shot in a high school classroom. we'll be right back. ♪ today, smart planning is helping the new new york rise higher than ever. as the world leader in unmanned aerial systems, we're attracting the world's best talent to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your busine

shortage leading to limited menu offerings at many uk locations kfc switched its delivery contract to dhlfebruary 14th leading to logistical issues. no word on when the restaurants will restore full menus. >> you're telling me at kfc the gravy is not made from scratch >> good point. >>> it is now time for the must-reads my pick is in the "wall street journal. editorial called cleaning up the cleaned up tax code. of course there is talk about how there are technical issues with provisions of the tax bill and republicans wanting to fix them one way or another republicans have to make technical corrections to the tax bill and lawmakers could address the issue in the find details of the budget bill. the changes in tax rates can unlock new dollars for the treasur treasury so this is specifically referencing a farm accounting treatment, which is a looch hole th loophole that could allow some farm businesses to evade taxes it just shows you this was a hasty bill that got passed through. a lot of openings in there it's not clear the republicans will have the votes to fix it. >> you wonder if this

as far as postal issue, i mean they have alternatives they have fedex and dhl and ups.maz amazon is -- >> they go through some margin pressures a little bit nothing to be concerned about. they have very high advertising businesses >> we're going to talk about aws later with go daddy. victor, thanks a lot to get to today. good to he soo you >> thank you >> meantime, the cme group announcing they'll acquire the uk financial company for $5.4 billion it will be the first for the cme since '08. and terry duffy, cme group chairman joins us today. good to see you again. >> thank you for having me >> tell us what we need to know about this firm. >> we like the noise nex is an outstanding firm as you know it has the cash platforms on the interest rates and then the platform on ebs for the foreign exchange very complimentary to cme's futures products and then they have the compression services on the back end for efficiencies for clients. and then obviously they also help with the messaging on foreign exchange so you're talking about looking the foreign exchange market, cme rough

you've got fedex, you've got dhl, you've got any number of other sources, that's how e-commerce is getting where they need to go. i want to ask you about the scrutiny over epa chief scott pruitt. what's going on there? >> reporter: it's an ethics scandal, or ethics scrutiny would be a better word. last year elihe leased a washinn apartment for $50 an evening. the problem is he got it from a friend of his, leading democrats to suggest that pruitt was getting a sweetheart deal from a lobbyist, although epa ethics officials tell us that pruitt's lease falls well within the lines of what was acceptable. although one could argue that it certainly doesn't look good considering that pruitt is also facing other investigations for his travel expenses and his use of a 24/7 security detail. and as you know, the president ousted former va chief david shulkin under similar circumstances. there was a situation in which shulkin was being investigated by the inspector general for travel expenses, although shulkin says everything he did was well within the realm of what was acceptable. people i've talked t

by any of the official mail delivery services, whether it's the united states postal service, ups, dhlat will be part of the investigation. standing here today, we don't believe it was delivered by any official delivery service. >> [question inaudible] >> they can exploit -- explode by being moved. don't handle it, don't touch it. call us. >> did they say how long the package was at their door? they have any idea when it was dropped off? >> no. the victims when they have seen the packages, that i have gone out and handled them in some way or another and we had the explosions occur. >> [question inaudible] >> we're working on victimology right now. one of the things you want to do when you investigate what you believe to be a series of incidents. you want to work for commonality where the paths may have crossed so you can determine if it's connected or random. we have not determined that. >> [question inaudible] >> when you rule something out, you limit your focus and may miss things. what we've had to date, we've had two victims that were african american and the victim of the latest v

the united states postal service, fedex or dhl but that will be part of investigation.nding here today, we do not believe this was carried by any official delivery service. >> so we're listening to the police chief in austin, texas. in the last ten days, these packages have been delivered to people's home. they all happen to be people of color. three people killed, one was a teenager. obviously they're investigating and still no motive. a quick break. back with more in a moment. i'm just worried about the house and taking care of the boys. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. if you'd have told me three years ago that we'd be downloading in seconds what used to take minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference and do it like that (snaps). if you'd have told me that i could afford a gig-speed. a gig-s

targeted and how the packages got there we do know that carriers like the united states postal service, dhlthese packages didn't come from them. police have still been very careful not to describe the packages in extreme detail because only the people who dropped them off or victimized are going to know that information. for the time being, people are asking everybody in this area to be very vigilant and on the lookout for anything that looks suspicious. they are saying these bombs can fit in any type of packaging. anything that is out of the ordinary needs to be reported as soon as possible. as you saw earlier, we have had 265 reports of suspicious packages so far in the 24 hours after the blast yesterday. so, police are working all over this city to try to nail these down. >> martha: obviously this bomb maker is a sophisticated individual or individuals, right? >> austin police chief brian manley said to make these bombs transport them to get them to a house without detonating on their own is a feat in itself and requires sophistication and skill level. police have still yet to identify a

the mail, through the united states postal service as well as larger shipments going through fedex, dhl, ups, et cetera? >> yes, sir, we are. we get very good electronic data. >> what about usps? >> we are getting better. i think the advanced electronic data we are seeing is not what weld like. >> when you say better, it's a very elastic term. 1% to 2% is 100%, but it's pretty lousy. for usps, what percentage of goods do you feel your a debiting is this. >> we are getting advanced electronic data on aapproximate patly 50% of small packages in the postal department now. which is significantly up -- it represents data from -- >> sounds like hong kong and china are the one that is really matter. to what degree are you getting that from hong kong and china? >> we are getting all the advan advanced electronic information from china and hong kong -- give me js a second -- yes, hong kong as well. >> so are we seizing counter fit electronic goods from that area? >> yes, and we are focused on things like fentanyl. >> what% of the counter fit illegal elicit goods coming through the usps good do y

the official mail delivery services, whether it be the united states postal service, u.p.s., fedex or dhll be part of the investigation. standing here we do not believe this was delivered by any official delivery service. >> is it by opening or moving them from the porch? >> these devices can be exploded by being moved. that is why we reiterate, if you see something out of place do not handle it, do not touch it, call us. >> do they know how long the package was at their door, do they have any idea when it was dropped off or anything like that? >> no, what we know is the victims when they have seen the packages they have gone out and handled them and we had the explosions occur. >> was there any connection to the victim? >> what i mentioned earlier, we're working on victimology now. that is one of the things you want to do when you're investigating what you believe to be a series of incidents. if you want to look for commonalities among your victims where their paths may have crossed so you can determine if it is connected or random. at this point we have not yet determined that. >> is it