flatscreen monitors and printers. one person donated a current or -- a printer in good condition with paper inside. and the prices. >> the parts works. if anybody is looking for a functional accessory on a great place to shop. >> look at it this the deal. $3found this hp printer for 0. there is something new every day. these are the bins with new products. they received dozens of new items per day. >> buying new and used the bills. it is inefficient. >> natasha barrett. abc 7 news. >> i've been looking for that matrix printer for a while. what you cannot buy and goodwill is a hard drives. sometimes iphones show up as well. it appears that resident obama has influence over fashion. shoppers flocked to the new york gap store to buy the same selectors that he bough -- same for his that he bought daughters. he was therefore a fund raiser. he praised them for pledging to raise a minimum wage. time to sign up for amazon prime. 99 price will jump to dollars on wednesday. right now, it is $79. it has more than 15 million user

you lisa berman have discovered this is how they can raise money >> from flatscreen tvs over 20 votes name it, they got it. >> it gets you a toy or something that you need. it's the way that we typically look at it. john: more than a billion dollars is auctioned each year. and they usually keep what they like and this is a scam is what americans for forfeiture reform says. so what you think. >> they're convicting you of this. john: and he has to prove that it's legally there and that can cost him 10,000 or 100,000 legal fees. most people just give up and lose their steps two exactly. they can bankrupt you and force you to give up the constitutional right to keep your money. >> one poli department is money to buy a margarita machine. but i gather that most of the time they're using it for recent? >> most of the time. but this is also part of what finances the militarization of law and listen in. which is a concern that has been developing across the country. >> mostly when they lose property have no idea how this can happen. but before he was paid in full the man he sold it to was pull

it is only 2300 square feet but it has a pr room, a built-in 90 inch flatscreen tv and killer views of central park. he wants to move downtown or he can throw parties without disturbing the neighbors because they all party in downtown manhattan. we've got more right stories and ahead. will weigh in on one of the biggest shows of activism. barber will talk about filling out the march madness brackets. we will be back. >> you are watching "in the loop," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. to file forreparing ed ipo in the u.s. as soon as next month. the potential stock sale would be one of the biggest in history and may top the facebook offering back in 2012. it seems like only a moment ago. joining us now with more is the schuster focused on global ipos. it's different numbers we are hearing about valuations. you are at the lower end? i think the default risk for chinese ipos is a potential. we have seen 70-80 ipos out of china and the last 10 years and 25% have defaulted. there is more risk for china doing ipos than the u.s. there also seem

the idea to set up on the classroom every high school has a flatscreen tvs and microphones and cameras in order to handle virtual teleconferencing sister not only have access to the great teachers in their schools, but every other great teacher across the state. one of the benefits the students have access to dual credit courses they never had access to before. it's because of the education network and providing access to the number of college credits and students participating in learning college credits has exploded in our state. two years ago 17,000 high school students have taken dual credit classes. last year, the number further 24,000. i'm sorry, 28,000 our deepest of the first master, 24,000 students in idaho are enrolled in advanced courses. again, what we have found is if we provide equal access and opportunity, it is for a students to opportunities they didn't have before and take full advantage of them. these two examples come to think through math in the idaho education network show if we do provide access students will participate in it will improve their student achieveme