the bloomberg ranking used ecomic integration, startup costs, labor and material costs, transportation, inflation and corruption as well as the consumer base. boeing is hiring contract workers. wants to avoid manufacturing issues that could slow overall output of theigh- tech plane. boeing is hiring about 300 contract mechanics, part of an effort to increase production, and investors like the sound of that. the company's stock price rose sharply when theen news broke. amazon.com has found a way to make deliveries even faster. amazon has filed for a new patent for its anticipatory shipping. thonline giant will use a massive amount of data it collects. amazon knows about your searches, purchases and wish

chinese ecomers is growing at the rate of 120% each year. we have this report from beijing on how consumers and traders are embracing online shopping. overseeing trade, this man is about to see another record broken in a business that's used to breaking them. started three years ago with three people, he employs 45, and is looking to move to new premises. and the net wide discounting day by online merchants across china puts him on target for another good year. >> sales for this year will be $10 million. we are hoping to go beyond 50 million. >> from food to fashion, no place on the planet has embraced ecommerce than china. it is changing the way the country consumes, with provincial china giving access to goods only available until now. >> the eeffects of ecomers has been felt in the remote corners of china. the smallest of businesses have been able to reach markets they never dreamt of reaching. making and selling straw and wicker products from the reeds they collect along the river banks. the villages in the east have gotten by, relying o

individual, to me, what we need more now is individuals .ecoming leaders in life becoming much more respectfulf each other. raised conditions to the point that we can help each other. small increments that i see popping up in the classical world. why do you say "so-called jazz world?" >> the notion that if it doesn't sound like jazz, it isn't. but to me, the word jazz means "i dear you." [laughter] -- "i dare you." [laughter] tavis: i like that. you said leaders should be leaders and we don't have to be followers. i take what you mean by that. can music teach all of that? we all know that music is not being taught in our schools the way it used to be. there is a huge price that our country pays for that. i am trying to get a sense for what we are missing or lacking. what we are void of by not exposing kids to music the way that we used to back in the day. nyu, thiswent to teacher asked the class, how long have you had a hard time in math? how many had a hard time? the whole class raise their hand. this is a music composition class. you are doing math now. it slammed everybody in the face. when

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. >> yes, he was a young pop star and now he's trying to ecome like eminem.efinitely going to get credibility from that standpoint is a bad boy with an edge. neil: that is to. >> we had a one of the bad boy that was skirting the whole story of things like what eminem doesn't know he has a rap sheet. neil: he made it sound like he did it by design? >> is pushing the envelope. >> exactly. >> i think he is pushing the envelope to not be a one of the bad boy and be a bad boy. i don't think he eventually got arrested. neil: he seems like a nice young man. i don't know him well. i hope that we are no watching a train wreck of. >> the last thing i think he was known for was growing up on stage. the. neil: so nice to think of that. we're going to take a break. ladies, thank you. he is getting bashed for not plowing the snow. now he's cling on all u.s. mayors to pick up a shovel. it makes you want to pick up a shovel, doesn't it? >> put simply, we are in the midst of an inequality crisis. giving cities the flexibility to set their own priorities and we set their own p

also looking at a variety of other ecomic data points that will confirm a slowdown such as the purchasing managers' index the indicates the economy is doing very well. >> the other component is the unemployment number. with that as a result the people of giving up there is no opportunity help their aaron i'm leaving the work force. what about purchase additional rates being at a 35 year low or is there some component of the baby boomers retiring leaving the work force? >> that is part of it. going back to school because they're not findi the jobs they want to accommodate baby underemployed so they go to school to improve their marketability or baby boomers who say i will put my feet up and enjoy the rest i have learned to. look at the broadest measure it is called the you six in the remains steady. lori: should we be concerned this is a jobless recovery? >>> yes. we would like to see increase in the jobs out there as well as an increase of the quality and jobs because that would help to narrow the gap between the haves and have-notsnd allow everybody to participate. lori: the tap has comm

the but the economy will get another projection after the baby's there minutes after a number of ecomic reports are released. we will take up the good tunes the bad news the ugly. hillary clinton begins the 2016 public rehabilitation on benghazi ashy gears up for another run at the white house. and after a volatile session on wall street dow jones industrial average stretching five days. the top storyy president obama bluetooth delir his fifth state of the union which he is expected to push id, and in a quality agenda that did illustrational and threatens to support without congress stood back to conduct that he will use every means available to him to move forward to the achievement of those goals that includes working with congress if they will work with him but he simply boat stop there because mindful of congress' reluctance to be cooperative the president will exercise his authority. >> the actual state of the gene could be defined by both good and bad numbers that are a result of the economic policies. first the current national debt stated that $17 trillion that is a number that

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there is a simple answer to the problem of us leaving afghanistan, which will soon ecome taliban-run again. and this administration's bug willing, even though the bug willing began in the last administration, in fairness, it did -- but the final bug willing will be by this administration if we don't take action to prevent those who fought for this country for believing they died -- their loved ones died in vain. i don't believe they did. they fought for liberty. i heard from too many who have lost in afghanistan who have said don't let our loved one who died in vain. the taliban were defeated in a matter of months in afghanistan. and we did it with less than 500 embedded special ops, intelligence. we gave air spofert. provided some weapons -- support. provided some weapons and they defeated the taliban. former vice president under karzai in the first administration, former vice president massoud, a friend of mine, a muslim, rushed out of his home to embrace me when i got there not too long ago. because he knew i was his friend. i don't want him to live under rat call islam. he doesn'

last month, president obama communicate ecome muted the prison sentences for eight people serving undern august eric holder announced new guidelines designed to reduce sentences for nonviolent drug offenders. >> in recent years, black male offenders have received sentences nearly 20% longer than those imposed on white males convicted of similar crimes. this isn't just unacceptable, it is shameful. it is -- it is unworthy of our great country. it is unworthy of our great legal tradition. >> today the senate judiciary committee approved what would be the biggest overhaul in federal drug sentencing in decades. it would cut mandatory minimum sentences in half for some drug offenders, increase eligibility for reduced crack cocaine penalties, and expand discretion for judges to rule on drug cases. this bill was approved with bipartisan support, and now moves on to the full senate for a vote. well need this, and we'll be watching closely. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> rudy iffy on christie. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in

the case --ecoming advertisers are relying less on traditional sources of advertising content -- movinghese little, disruptive, more innovative spinoffs out of hollywood because the user experience is so fleeting and maybe this ad does not need to be that permanent and require the same kind of investment? >> sure. i think that is a trend, not only in regard to the content creation and the actual video, what in the context of the pipes that create the efficiency. software is ultimately disrupting deficiencies, and as a result, the market will receive a much greater return on the investment and real-time feedback on the data that informs those decisions. >> how quickly do they make the money back because a lot of platforms will be offering these video ads. what does that do for pricing? how quickly do you make the money back on those ads >> the money depends on the particular advertising. schools -- direct response, and then more traditional brand advertising, those that have been advertising for decades. they are moving toward the formats like social mobile environments with bite-size pi

heart disease and strokes have been beaten back, cancer might .ecome the final killer the extensive piecefrom george johnson this morning in the week in review session -- section. morning,call this thomas, good morning. you, thisw are morning? host: fine, thank you. caller: i have a question for you. i see we are discussing immigration reform. immigration reform, as i understand it, is when you have away of coming in here, can get into the country illegally, let's make you legal. a kind of a pat on the back or a reward for your ingenuity. what does that say to all of the people -- people, say, like my grandfather, who came to ellis island and did it the right way? is this not a slap in the face? i heard a couple from connecticut saying something -- i was not born then, but i do not remember german soldiers goose-stepping in from new mexico, arizona, or those places. but not something like 3 million illegals just managing to get into the state and tapping onto our resources. why do we have to change the laws already in place? the original laws are fine. i think you should be doing is enfor