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what we're seeing is there are just too many stores ithe u.s.a result we will see more store closures over time, particularly as e-commerce growth continues to increase. >> you broke it out into fferent sub sectors. which sub sectors need to close the most sres? the way we see it, the sub sector that need to close the most stores include those consumerleronics, home furnishings, the apparel sector. these are areas where we're seeing continued increases in the rat of online penetration and as a result we suffer from too much capacity in terms of the number of stores that are seing those industries. as a result they're the ones that will be at the forefent of st closures over the next several years. >> how many of these are within enclosed malma versus ho are freestandi it's a goodquestion, sue. right now there are 100 in enclosed malls. a good portion of those include apparel retailers and be the heart of the consolidation in that sector, and we're going continue to see more and more closuresn that area and otherwise we'll see home furnishings an

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rain chances primarily ithe afternoon. i can't give you a guarantee of anyarticular drive time this weekend, but it won't be washout. >> next week. let's go ove to first 4 traffic. melissa mollet. >> good morning. inner loop at b.w. parkway, those headlights are inner loop. we like that. s,canton spri outer loop after branch avenue. lanes are open. we had some delays hanging around and just disappear here in the past couple of minutes. you don't have tobo worryut that any longer. northeast, sheriff road between 50th and 51st, lane still shut down because of an accident there. waldorf, 301, crash withli a le bit of a backup. water main break at paris a.m. >> 66 and 95 looking great at 6:00 a.m. 270 soundbound also nice open. down to the beltway, outer loop, 95 to 27 42 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car,e >>> melissa, thank you. 5:53. the next time you order an uber, keep this in mind. >> police in california arrested an uber driver and arrested him for burglary. an alarm scared hi

police need help finding a man who vandalizen a ith messages. hate. we'll show you the damage. the van was covered with swas stick as and graffiti - sw swastikas and graffiti. itpe hd on rock creek road. >>> a bizarre case in the noheast. homicide officials were called to the pepco buildian. a was found unresponsive but details of amystery right now. detective shut down part of the road for a while for the investigation. but it's since been reopened. >>> the 2019 legislative session in anapeass has c to a -- annapolis has come to a close. for the first time, mike busch was not speaker of the house there. he die over the weekend. ish busch was the longest serving speaker in history. the senate adjournedali alitt 1 and walked across to t house chamber for a ceremony to honor the late speaker. his wife and family attended, and larry hogan said the speaker was onef a kind. >> it was truly an honor to know him and to get the chance to work clo with him.deeply missed. >> bills are usually signed into law on the last day of the legislative session. governor hogan said he postponed bil

. >>> wuch ith us on-set, let's s with you, charlie. why is president trump at the moment in las vegas? not necessarily a large number of, again, votes that will be relevant to the electoral college come 2020? >> well, just obviously he's seeking to a group of people who he hopes will donate to his campaign. of course, natalson is a huge republican donor based out of las vegas and as our correspondent there was saying, he's clearly already kicking into 2020 mode. >> and 2020 mode, look, this president started his campaign earlier than any other incumbent in modern history here and is moving along steadily. he's going through the west. not necessarily friendly grounds. >> well, i think he sees an opportunity here potentially. that is to lay out some of the campaign themes. nevada is still a swing state. yes, trending democratic, but there is an opportunity there. the question is, what is he doing in places like california where he was yesterday? >> southern california. yeah. >> and the answer is immigration. an issue the president likes

the warr two games ithe first round of the playoffs but that changed last night. kevin durant scored a combined 70 points in games three and four. >> beverly knocked it down and clipped five in the second quarter. williams loves to play here. he can score from any place on the floor and he stretched the lead to nine points. the warriors led by 10 heading into the fourth quarter. the warriors brought it back with under he hammered it with the lead and durant had 45 points. williams scored 8 points in the final minutes to put it away. 12 of 19 from the field. the clippers won 129-121 and took the second game. games six friday back at la. >>> what did you make of the defensive effort tonight? >> not good. >> a lack of intensive intensity. is there a reason? i didn't start with the defensive intensity i needed. i'm a leader on that side of the ball. if i don't do that, you can expect every body else to do it. >> we look forward to going home. my guess is that theree not lot d th's allrocketare n. resting up at home. harden scored 26 in game five against the jazz. the

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negotiate with the irgc to get american hostages out, for instance, or at least have some contacts ith members of the irgc. do you not have any kind of contact with people who are holding americans or people who are threatening americans in places like iraq? mr. sales: let me tell you what the law provides. it is a federal criminal offense for any person who provides material support to a designated terrorist organization. that is what the irgc will be seven days from today. the application of that law, it's impossible to predict in advance what that's going to look like. we don't want to get into hypothetical situations. the point of this designation that the secretary just announced is to render the irgc radioactive until all businesses, all foreign officials who are thinking about engaging with the irgc should think long and hard about whether that makes sense. reporter: that includes u.s. government and american diplomats? mr. sales: this is the tool, the f.t.o. tool is something we have used since 1993, i want to say, over 60 times, and we're still able to execute our diplomacy an

pfoa was ithe air and the plant's wastewatater, which is channeled into the river alz.emical ultimately seeped into the region's soil and groundwater. the u.s. company responsible, 3m, has agreed to pay for actitivated carbon filtration systems s to purify the e dring water supppply for the n next0 yeyears. but thihis don't fifie cocontamination n of the soild grououndwater. we asked 3m to comment. >> 3m commissioned a detailed soil investigation. it concluded that the most significant intake of pfoa for people in the altÖtting district is through consumption of drinking water. the state office for health and food safety was unable to detect any relevant pfoa concentrations from the food chain. industry and authorities are currently discussing how best to manage the soil within the district. reporter: according to that 2018 study, over 192 square kilometers around the chemical park are contaminated. however, it has concluded that the levels represented no endangerment. orgagac farmer andreas bernhofer and d his wife have e four yog children. they all havave at least t t

. >>>4:26 coming up, new video of an n exciting sight ithe sky.os a pble meteor cited all over our area. >> green lantern. plus, as the measles outbreak comes up. there's nother case in our area> and those temperatures as you make your way out of the door in these areas. these areas. also, rains w h aea z388qz z16fz y388qy y16fy >>> news 4 today starts now. >>> 4:30 right now. thanks for waking up with us as we get this wednesday started. live look at what it's like tside as we get moving today. it's dark. good morning, everybody. i'm aarongi hrist. >> you are so observant. >> i try to share the knowledge that i amass through the course of the day. >> you are an everyday hero. i'm eun yang. we want to get to some new video into the newsroom overnight showing a

. >> ithe prime minister was here in front of you now, what would you say to him?n't want to talk about this. that's it. it.xplain >> i am so sad. that is the only thing i can do. >> w were given the chance to speak with the prime minister that said he is grieving, too. despite public perceptions about a lack did you feel any pain at e site of those churches? >> i went to the hotels, i went to the churches. i have seen them. you have pain, but you have a job to do. and you do that job. we have to get things back to normal. try must be functioning again. >> you must move on? >> you must move on. >> but perceptions matter. he travels this weekend we have come across so many that say the government has been a disaster. and we wanted to send their concerns for the prime minister. -- to the prime minister. fernando lost four relatives ins the bomb the government, he says, did not act on warnings of the attack. >> anytime, any moment, this can happen again. e there is a credible warning and you are not aw it? >> unfortunately, i do not. what do you do when you are out of

. >> hey, listen, we're starting off o a warmer note this morning asn temperatures ithe 50s.g 60 grees. there is going to be a big spad of temperatures. temperatures in s.e 60 south of dc you may head io the 70s with more sunshine. i'm not seeing evidence that we're going to have a lot of shower activity even north. here i d.c., 58 degrees. 50s all around. we have the south wind. pretty quiet start. we'll have sunshine especially as we go through the day today but, again,s more cloudround as we head into the afternoon. we have a back door cold front. you can see it alonges the lin with the light light showers. seeing the showers right here in northern maryland. this is about what we're going to get. again, you may not even need the umbrella. i think a lot of this is going to dry out before it heads into the area. we could have a shower north of dc. for the most part we'll stay dry even as we get into thursday. for your friday, severe weather. heavy at times moving through the area. look at that, friday evening at 7:00. when we see the storms rolling through the area, that wil

four quarter, evans to cousins for t ith and his season high, 35 minutes for boogie. warriors win 112-103. magic johnson abruptly quit as lakers' president and he said he became unhappy and missed being an ambassador for the nba. bruce is happy to have real hitters on his roster like the new kid on the block. kevin balar was the first giant since 7 years ago to drive in four runs in two straight games. derrick cullen, brilliant. 7 innings and nine strikeouts and only one earned run. giants win 7-2. ramon is a bad man. third inning, they're up 5-0. base hit center field. and richie martin is going to get the green light and try when are they going to learn? ramon threw them out and when will teams stop running on this guy. that's four out field assist for that man. 13-2. they stop a four-game losing streak. i got to get out of here with this. this is marcel ozuna, he thought the ball was going to go over the wall so he scared the wall, but the ball fell on the warning track. that is a want to get away moment. fortunately for marcel, the cardinals won. game one of the p

ithe buildins owned by a food company. no one was seriously hurt. the cause is yet to be determined. >>> we are getting new information about not one but two local high rise apartment each happened this week and both left a lot of people without a place to >>> let's begin montgomery county with a fire that you saw yesterday morning. this is int kensington the condominiums fire started on the third floor. investigators h e not determined the cause but say it was likely the result of a burning candle or incense. an ectrical causeas not been ruled out either. by the time the sun came up, the fire was out but a mess was lefd behi. you can see how much damage was done. news 4 spoke to the man whoesays he l next door to the unit where the fire started. he said he woke up hisbo nei screaming for help. >> it was like an inferno. it was. horrib the fire was pochg, glass shattering everywhere.nd my huss fine. our dog is fine. j we'reust trying to make it through the day. t two residents and a firefighter hado be taken to the hospital but they areay ok the apa

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mayor bill de blasio said theyor have alsred mandatory measles vaccinations for unvaccinated residents ithe affected areas, who may have been exposed to the virus. >> the only way to stop this outbreak is to ensure that those who have not been vaccinated, get that vaccine. it's crucial for people to understand that the measles vaccine work it is safe. it is effective. it is time-tested. >> woodruff: residents who defy the new vaccination order could be fined $1,000. president trump insisted today that he is not looking to reinstate the policy of child separation at the u.s. southern border. mr. trump said that his hiedecessor is to blame for separating migrantren from their families. he spoke during a meeting with the visiting egyptian president. >> president obama had child separation. take a look. the press knows it, you know it, we all know it. i didn't have-- i'm the one tha stop. president obama had child separationll now, i'll ou something. once you don't have it-- that's why you see many morle coming. >> woodruff: more than 2,700 children were separate their parents at the mexican bo

then 100% said, "now ithe time, brent!"ghter and appuse ] and that, of course, was the latest installment of our segment "interesting polls." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ interesting polls >> jimmy: oh, this story's pretty crazy, guys. a woman who snuck into mar-a-lago the oer day might be a chinese spy. so now officials a reviewing the security at trump's resort. and trump's not taking any chances. today, he told staffers to change all of his passwords from one, two, tee, four, five to uppercase one, two, three, four, five. [ laughter and applause meanwhile, back in wasn today, the entire cast of "queer eye" was spotted going into the capitol building. i'm not exactly sure what happened inside, but bernie sders walked in like this and walked out like this. hey, not bad. [ cheers and applaus] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pretty good. [ applause ] m oh, that remin today is apparently something called "national hug a a newsperson day."de or as joe put it, "awkward." [ light laughter ] [ applause ] hey, here's some sports news. i saw

ithe about time perpetrators of this fraud on me and the american people start defending their dishonest and treasonous acts. he mockeddemocrats' policies and people, including house freshman alexandria ocasio-cortez and the environmental green new deal. >> proposed by a wonderful you bartender, 29 years old. 29. >> reporter: the las vegas audience was friendly and influential. a lobbying group of jewish republicans. >> i stood with prime minister netanyahu. >> reporter: but politic here at home provoked an inflammatory partisan charge. >> the democrats have even allowed theurerrible s of anti-semitism to take root in their party. >> repter: saturday evening, new fallout after the president's border visit. he tweeted, we have redeployed 750 agents at the southern borders, specific ports of entry, to help with large scale surge of illegal migrants. warning, this will cause traff and commercial delays. and he had a blunt message for grants and asylum seekers. >> we can't handle any more. our country is full can't comein. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and this change in how law enforcement is dep

that sent the stock higher in initial after hours tradin we are ithe beginning stages of a wave of ipo's, from lyft to pinterest and many more. in their rush to go public, some companie could beacing unintended consequences. a wall street journal report sayshehat uber and lyft ipo's might lead to highe fairs as companies deal with addedsu prs to turn a profit. then there are, of course, the quarterly earningsreports. the forward guidance, all of which some critics say can lead to short term thinking by management. some question whether going path is always the bes to success for some companies. joining us tonight is j.p. eg j.p. good t see you. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> there are plenty of young entrepreneurs, whose goal it to take their company public, that for them is safe. then they chafe at all of the new scrutiny? is that always the best ph to scuss for them? >> obviously, the decision of whethe or not to go public is made long before the company would go public when they're taking on venture capital money and other investments that are going to see a way to get thei

for decades, scientists have been measuring the health of the ocean by collecting plankton, ithe mostortantin the marine food chain. almost by accident they are produced an historical record of impact on the seas, using a very old-fashioned devisi. the of this recorder has not changed for a century. it is millions oe miles around ocean. in recent decades what it is finding everywhere it looks is plastic.e with moran half a century ofog meips' l scientists have a record of every tind everywhere on the planet plastic litter became entangled in the device. >> in 1965, we got a plastic bag ensnared. one of the earliest pieces of plastic litter we found floating in the ocean. have are records we from ingestion studies where they look at sea turtles and seabirds. early 1960's and late 1960's,p o it matchesth those exactly. victoria: this project has documented ocean plastic from 1957 to 2016. since 1990, the amount of plastic litter in the sea increased significtly. the number of plastic bags found has decreased in recent ars, though it's not to that is -- not clear that is linked to campaigns to

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n cold front could bring shower activity late ithe day. 72 degrees at recess. 83 degreesy theime we pickthe kids. 65 on your wednesday. capitols, yes. playoffs on thursday.se ltu temperature is 70. as we look towards the weekend,d saturday 73 a great day there. at capitals once again are home and a lot of people will be downtown as wen take the kings. a couple of storms on friday. >> thank you,doug. >> coming up when we come back, the nats pay bryce harper a visit. the >>> phillies and bryce. we are up there thi time. >> that's right. in philadelphia it's different. it's enough t y make flip your hair. nyce harper left d.c. and now theionals can't stop playing against him. coincidence or scheduled maker with a twisted sense of humor. lots of teams in major league baseball, but we start with the iltionals and es. the nationals just beat harper's phillies on wednesday and t phillies are undefeated to start the season at four games. now we tried in phil pelphia. sople said he had a big head in d.c. in philly, they take that seriously. the top of the second, the man on for kt suzuki. take th

jane: the leaders of north korea and russia have wrapped up their first summit ithe port city of vladivostokn praised the talks as meaningful whileladimir putin securityang needs needs befoio it takes aon denuclearization. the summits came as talks broke down between trump and came in february. there are reports north korean officials tried toill the unit states $2 million for the medical treatment of american student otto warmbier. he was jailed in north korea in 2015 for allegedly trying to steal a propaganda p while in custody, he fell into a coma and died after being -- his return to the u.s. bill richardson spoke to my colleagues about thease. >> you were involved in trying out ofotto warmbier north korea. did you know anything about this? >> no, i did not know. but it is delusional, it's crazy, it is typical of north korea. when i was there to get two american pilots out there in the 1990's, they wanted the united states to pay for the ammunition to knock them down. this is another absurd request. this is their pr offensive, they are mad.ti they are h. but we should not take that dorio

and i realized that sitting there on my seat ith mwere susan b.nthony, sojourner truth, alice paul, right there on that chair. i could hear them say, at last, e a eat at the table. [applause] david: so -- [applause] speaker pelosi: and then, they were gone. my first thought was, we want more. [laughter] we want more. david: since you have been a leader in the house, you have dealt with three presidents. president bush, president obama, and president trump. so, could you compare their relative different styles? [laughter] david: how are they different? speaker pelosi: well, they aren't relative. [laughter] speaker pelosi: i thank you for the question. i think it is an important one from a historical standpoint. here is the thing. president -- first of all, i completely and entirely respect the office of the president of the united states. and i respect the people who voted to elect a president of the united states. we worked very closely with president bush even though i disagreed with him mightily on the war in iraq. but, that did not prevent us f

. >>> are ve mb ith stro opinions on a plan to charge fees to enjoy it. >>> it would happen to southbay's tallest building is now plans have been cut down by several stories but, height is only part of the concern. >>> the new kpix 5 news at seven starts now pick on storm watch tonight, a wet ride home from work. good evening. >> let's look outside taking a look at our 4 exclusive salesforce cameras. all of them looking very great. paul is here now with what is happening now what to expect later. >> to pockets of rainfall to tackle, let's houtz the southbay first, the high def doppler radar where it will rain in a matter of minutes in san jose. it is raining in milpitas and sunnyvale and campbell. quickly and, quickly outgrow 20 minutes of rainfall stretching from sfo, san bruno and burlingame across the bay to alameda and portions of oakland took so, scattered showers and scattered light rainfall throughout the evening tonight it will snow in the sera through the night into tomorrow above 5500 feet in elevation, have about 6 to 15 inches of new snow fall? what about the rain around here?

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ith a meal. [ singing ] [ singing ] >> reporter: songs from the glide ensemble and the change band echoed throughout the sanctuary of glide memorial church. the uplifting and inspirational sounds, a huge part of this easter sunday celebration. it could even be heard out on the stre tenderloin, moving some to come in and join. >> you can hear it outside on the street, and that matters as well movement. ide of re than just a the walls of the sanctuary. >> reporter: kay foster, the chair of the board of trustees says everyone is invited through glide's doors. they've been serving the community for more than 50 years, offering a place of solace for many in marginalized communities, including the homeless. >> we want to create and continue to provide a place of hope, a place of radical inclusion and unconditional love. >> reporter: organizers expected about 2,000 people to come through this easter. jones brought his 4-year-old daughter. >> you know, it's god's spirit inside. and no matter how you is, you just come as you are whether you have a lot of money or no money at all. >> reporter: holi

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ith that meandering plume, did not look into the meteor a -- meteorology to determine what individual doses were, but the anecdotal evidence is the issue of the metallic taste, the convinced -- i am there's also a case of a dentist having all of his x-ray film fog when it was stored appropriately -- there were areas that received over 100 i am convinced . about itntioned dropping to the bottom of the reactor vessel and the containment failing. did the reactor vessel lower ahead, did it fail? ? mr. gunderson: no. the question, the pellets, about pinky, hady fallen down to the core. i had a group of guys on site trying to get one to start backup in the 1980's, and he said you, you have to see this. they took me into a trailer where i saw the videos of this. did not meltss through the concrete. -- did not melt through the shield, rather. there was a melt down and the fuel collapsed into a molten mass to the bottom of the reactor, but there was not a melt through. i attribute that to luck. tmi was only running for three months and there was no ability if it had been running for a year. al

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. >> stock futures spiked early on with a stronger anxpected read on the gross domestic product ithe u.s. and it weighed heavily on the dow. shares of exxon, for example, slumped about 3% and had their worst day of the year. after profits took a hit opoor refining. that's gasoline refining mostly, and cmical results and the oil giant said that while oil prices have risen they're still relatively low compared to prior periods and we're seeing signs of the slowdown story starting to take a toll on the earnings equaon. intel slashed its full-year revenue outlook blaming slower growth in china saying they were becoming more curbs and they weaying an acute deceleration for chips in the region. this follo similar comments made by other chipmakers like lam research and texas instruments. but others have been more positive, for example, ford's cfo bob shank said the chineseo y seems to be stabilizing chinarmes said sales in were actually accelerating. the bottom line is this. the u.s. economy continues to outperform, but global growth is ill a problem. it's not clear if china has accelerated

could the government really do l ith the other side?on't have a majority in parliament, and so we have toot look tr parties to seek agreement that would allow us t get brexit oe line in parliament as the law requires. you cannot go into any of those discussions with big red lines, because otherwise there is no int having them. laura k.: given that the prime minister has tried to hang onto them for so long, the man who wants to replace her in numbco 10 might takincing. the latest offer to the labour tribe welcoming a new mp today has not accepted jeremy corbyn's , an for a customs uni closer trading relationship with the eu than theresa may has negotiated. what sources who have seen the idocument spoints to that sort of deal being possiblet ly in the future. >> talks have to mean movement, and so far there's been non changee red lines. laura k.: but if rushing to a tstoms deal with labor makes sense now, why hasresa may avoided it for so long? the answer is in the rtance on her own side. she ways promised she would not take that step. ca

poverallk and most experts had jones going in the middle of the first roundith dwayne haskins going itheen. instead, the local kid, coming home. >> the washington redskins select dwayne haskins. quterback. io state. >> so the redskins took dwayne haskins, the former quarterback, with the 15th overall ck. he made at potoc. touchdowns and eight interceptions. led the nation in passing yards. he is the first selecd in the first round since rg3 in 2012 and they didn't haviv to up four picks this time. he joins a chip on his shoulder for falling all the way to the 15th pick. >> the biggest thing to me is getting better. >> most important to me, it feels -- i could not beha ier. >> since yesterday, i thought the redskins would be the ideal place for him. a perfect fit. i predictedwo or three years. get ready for the super bowl. >> we'll take that. our news4 draft coverage continues with corey smith live. moreon reacti, including from the redins legend. >> reporter: oh, yeah. brian mitchell was in the audience tonig and he was thoroughly fired up about the haskins. dwayne i think you hit the na

we'll just envision the capabilities we want ithe future, way out there, and those capabilities willbe dominant in future war." well, guess what. i mean, we're contuously interacting with adversaries. >> right. >> and there's never, you know,o a future solthat you can predict today. i mean, you have, you know, the submine, the sonar. the bomber, the radar. the tank, the anti-tank missile. and so there's always gonna be this continuous interaction. and we have to recognize what our adversaries are doing anden uild the range of capabilities to, first of all, convince them that they can'tac mplish their objectives through the threat of force, but also that if wdo engage in armed conflict, that we have the range of capabilities that we need. we getting it, though? that's the question. are we directing that $700 billion in an effective and efficient way to actually address those challenges? >> well, i think, in an effective way, yes, because we're beginning to addss the bow wave of deferred modernization. in thiperiod of overconfidence, we weren't investing in future capabilities. >> so,r

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i the ”he; w“ ithe north sea. a still coming in off the north see.ot of places will still coming in off the north sea. a lot of places will be dry. not quite as sunny lot of places will be dry. not quite as sunny and temperatures are going to struggle to around nine or 10 celsius. to this evening, a lot of the client that builds up will then tend to melt away. we keep clear skies for northern ireland, much of scotla nd skies for northern ireland, much of scotland and wales and the south—west of finland. some rain not far away though. there will be frost elsewhere, most likely across northern england and scotland. the frost is more limited because the winds will be picking up. tomorrow will be a much windier day, gail is possibly across northern ireland towards the far south—west of ingrid where we have the rain. we have showers for the north—east of scotland, but a dry slice of weather and some sunshine. and that was the weather, now it is time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week, a whole six months

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if there is an investment of money in a common enterprise with the expectation of profit solely -- ithets of others am paraphrasing -- then you have an investment contract and you have to file with the sec or file an exemption. what this framework does is it walks through essentially -- it doesn't walk through the case law, but walks through that analysis in a very mechanical sense, trying to apply it to digital tokens. one of these stated benefits of blockchain technology is the notion of decentralization. this looks at things that might sec to view something as potentially decentralized enough to not be a security under the test. >> that was something we saw applied already. whether itsted in has killed off ico's. when people are coming to you to to do an ico,- are they trying to be regulated, securities, or trying to avoid it? >> more so now than two years ago. two years ago, they would have an idea that it would be nice to help a four a farm in british columbia, so they would sell points. the probably be the farm did not exist yet. there was no technology. what they were planning on

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