high pressure necessary ling in for tomorrow, allowing us to warm up. today you'll feel the difference with the cooler temps, warmer conditions and less wind for your tuesday. mean nile until 8:00, we have that high surf advisory in place, very large swale, waves up to 18 feet. otherwise on shore, we're talking northwesterlies, 10 to 20 miles per hour. sixty in pacifica, half-moon bay, 70 degrees. in through the trivalley. low 70s at the delta. the extended forecast does kill for each and every day, nothing but full-on sun. we'll add some clouds. otherwise spring officially arrives on thursday. frank and michelle? >>> okay. thank you. >>> 5:18. state republicans are talking about the need to appeal to people outside their party's base that met over the weekend at their spring convention in burr ling. candidates for governor took turns speaking, and all talked about the message that unifind their party. republicans worried voters will be turned off by too much tea party rhetoric. >> they look the sophistication and the will and the experience of public r

. >> i'm jo ling kent with your fox business brief.wealth grew by nearly $10 trillion last year. according to the federal reserve the stock market boom and the recovery in home prices increased net worth of u.s. households by $9.8 trillion. that is a 14% increase from 2012. >>> sabarra preparing to file for bankruptcy for the second time in two years. "wall street journal" said the privately held pizza chain is soliciting votes from private restructuring of it could file for chapter 11 protection this weekend. >>> a ban against older samsung smartphones in u.s. california judge ruled apple did not rule its patent features were a significant driver of consumer demand. that is the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper much. cheryl: puerto rico has its fair share of financial problems but that isn't stopping people from trying to get a piece of their next bond offering. charlie gasparino is here with exclusive details. what do you know? >> take it from the source, these are underwriting sources so we can debate this al

david: jo ling kent. thank you very much. appreciate it. time to go off the disk.ive like the dunphys on the sit come "modern family." the fictional home hit the market for $2.3 million. that house features four bedrooms, four 1/2 baths. that is not bad. the coldwell banker said the lucky new owner could collect a fee from abc studios in exchange for filming of the house's exterior. liz: phil is a realtor. a real estate agent. david: of course he is. liz: thanks so much for joining us. david: we'll see you tomorrow. "the willis report" is next. life's an adventure when you're with her. and it always has been. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity.

she is an earth ling. i am interested in something out there in the universe. >> you tell me how that goes. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us on "red eye" at fox news.com. have an e-mail of your animal doing something? go to our website and click on video. something so important we didn't get to it yesterday. then don't miss sleep train's wbest rest event.st ever? you'll find sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for 3 years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's risk-free 100-day money back guarantee. get your best rest ever from sleep train. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ returns on on monday. guests next week include, oh, patti ann browne, sonny johnson and mike baker and mike money -- moynihan will wander around. >> last story. that's the last story. >> what's wrong with you? does

shot for two long without getting dizzy, westbound the troy become citizen and traffic is moving well ling south -- heading south all the way into the fremont area, road sensors are not showing any significant delay and not major delays or accidents reported. >> not even close. and it is much, much cooler for most. yesterday ted gets at 42 and if you are were at the record, they were 73 yesterday, down in monterey it is 78 yesterday and both are either tied or set going back to 2011. everything look food santa rosa, walnut creek, 4 of, and -- 46 and right now it is clear. still a north breeze the affair field, you east, it is a little am and you kind of see a little fight there and 42 auction cook -- how arm and everybody says i like it hire and it relax is the pressure grading. we will warm up that as we head towards the weekend is there, and afternoon temperatures a lot more in the way of 60s and 70s, 72 beautiful day, ante yack, a it -- 82 82 and we bum am it up and we get a lot of sunshine and it looks cooler next week. >>> parts of northeast are digging out can cross. today's temperat

cheryl: jo ling kent, thanks, jo. good to see you.sa francis is here to take us through the next hour of "money." hey, melissa. melissa: we are tied into the current crisis in ukraine and we'll hear what is going on lynch on the ground and a former ambassador to ukraine. plus we have exclusive with the brilliant michelle girard, one of my favorites. the "wall street throwdown" is whether radioshack will live or die. you've been very hot on twitter. tune in and get ready for the ride because even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: the markets are the big story. ii want to go to straight to andrew keane on the cme. i've been following you on twitter. you made great calls. what do you think happens the rest of the day here? >> i

lisa, start ling results about hiv infection in the us. >> hiv nefntion 2 infection 20 t of whites. >and outside of prison -- >> it's a connection newly explored and yielding some shocking information. >> don't miss it. "the stream" right after reem. "realmoney" ree." >> how many is the water in this glass worth? for those of us inundated with snow and rain this endless winter, not much. but for folks in california, dealing with one of the worst droughts in history, it's a drop in the bucket. what they see in this glass is liquid gold. david shuster checks in on the business of buying, selling and trading water. >> we all tend to think of water as being essentially free. we think it falls out of the sky. it should be delivered ous free or if not completely free. >> most americans have no clue about the value of the water that comes out of their tap each and every day. but it points to at least a does companies buying water worth a combined $6 billion, just a fraction of the $500 billion invested in the overall water industry but a sector gaining interest as investors bet on water beco

devoted to handling him and physical violence against her by pakistani agents whilst investigating lings between the isi and the taliban. according to the times "the press review", took to quash the story. a spokesperson added: >> ghoul made light of situation posting a photo with the note: >> the casualties say iraq is the second-most dangerous country in the world to be a journalist behind syria, and the latest victim was killed by a politician's body guard. this was the baghdad bureau chief for the radio free iraq. he was shot dead near a checkpoint on march 22nd, near the palace. witnesses told iraqi media that he was arguing with security guards before they dragged him from his car and beat him. and one of the guards shot him in the head from close range. dozens of iraqi journalists gathered at the scene and were joined by prime minister nouri al-maliki, who kissed the body and vowed to arrest the murderer, who was taken into custody. he was a kurd, a member of the president's security detail. in the demonstrations that followed iraqis complained about the aggressive behaviour of bo

cheryl: jo jo ling kent, thank . you on facebook and twitter if you're worried about stock market bubble. wayne told us the market is overpriced due to qe. when the easy money is gone the correction will be serious. cheryl: todd wrote in to say the fed is printing like maniacs. malinvestments have to be corrected. go offer the desk, german cartooning firm carlson came out with limited gold-plated mercedes-benz 350 versailles. each comes with 1050 sheets of gold leave. it takes more than 200 man-hours to complete. the car's interior has more than $60,000 worth of gold. there are 25 existing models of the limited edition vehicle. 10 have been claimed by carlson customers. the company has yet to publicly give the car a price tag. david: it was a solid gold car in gold inker. number one thing to watch tomorrow will be february jobs report. economists expecting 149,000 new jobs. we'll wait and see if they're right. cheryl: there you go. david: gerri willis and adam shapiro is in for gerri tonight. adam: hello, everybody,

adam: jo ling, thank you very much. >> thanks.na has a bit of a smog problem from all that pollution and one company is trying to reduce the employees working in china by get this, giving them a raise. japanese electronics firm, panasonic will pay a premium for chinese workers to compensate for having to breathe dirty air. the pollution is at 15 times daily maximum recommended by get this, the world health organization. adam: for that air, take a slice of it and bring it home as a souvenir. >>> suffer from migraine headaches in a device worn on your head may prevent them. >> dr. devi with the medical science on the first-ever fda approved electronic headband for migraines. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. adam: the story everyone is talking about the malaysian airplane which disappeared. we want to bring you latest on the search for the malaysian airlines pla

the rash of burglary is ling. >> for -- puzzling. >> for the most part the burglary rate has come down. >> down. >> reporter: down 30% from last year but police say when it comes to protecting neighborhood, the best defense is communication. we'll take a burglary report and find out neighbor saw something suspicious earlier in the day and didn't report it. >> reporter: until one case the burglar pride open the back window and took off with the safe. the only good thing about that incident it's making these signs seem relevant again. >> maybe time we get an active neighborhood watch going again. everybody needs know their neighbors again. it's important. these are really great people that are getting their houses ripped off. >> reporter: police say they're happy to help people start or reactivate a neighborhood watch neighborhood. they should give them a call and ask to speak to someone in the community engagement office. >>> happening now people are scrambling to buy mega millions tickets ahead of tonights drawing. this was the line early year today. someone matches all six they'll win

. >> he believes the ling the -- building on the pipeline will escalate canadian oil. >> the question here was is this a chance to change our trajectory? is this the way to change the policy of energy? is this a way to change the way people think about it and the way policies are shaped? >> we caught up with his town in arkansas where he was looking at the cleanup of an oil spill. here is some just off the top of the water. it's sticky. it's extremely sticky. it smells awful. >> in march, 2013, a shallow underground pipeline owned by exxon runs down the residential -- first sending oil running down the residential street as you see in this video. >> the smell is unbelievable. look, there is oil. >> the oil flowed down the street through a drainage ditch. it emptied into a marshy area. the crews had come from alberta, canada, thousands of miles away. >> what are they for? >> they are to soak in the oil. they are supposed to. they are supposed to soak in water. they are supposed to repel water and soak in oil. >> steyer had come to mayflower to gather ammunition for what may be the bigg

it is not the time to discuss political rang ling. i hope the world will resolve this crisis very ca quickly ande will have the opportunity to talk about our future. >> what would you say to the people who have been protesting, the demonstrators who are very cynical about government up till now, and some of whom have told us they don't want anything to do with people who have been in the government in the past, and those of you who have been in the government, should not be listened to. how would you respond to that feeling? i know you've played a dear price for your role. >> currently, all those who are in ukrainian politics were structures. there are no other politicians. secondly, after 22 years of independence, there will be fair presidential elections in ukraine. and i am convinced that this time, the people of ukraine will have an opportunity to elect the leader they consider appropriate. and that's the big achievement of the revolution that has occurred. the right to free and totally fair choice. during the revolution, the peop

jo ling kent, thanks very much.ed you on twitter and facebook if we should begin to export natural gas to export to russia. the chick i'm that is his twitter code wrote in to say we should not be exporting any of our resources. germany should ramp up solar and europe to displace natural gas for power plants. they have been trying that. solar hasn't been working out too well. cheryl: thanks for commenting zippy. export technology to other countries and that is enough. david: jo told us export natural gas, let the market decide. cheryl: there you go. go "off the desk." sustainable architecture firm terraform research group develop ad architectural rendering what new york city could look like if it could produce all of its own food and all the energy it needs. for that matter call it the city's road map to sustainability. features greenery on every building rooftop, construction of food towers with outdoor terraces where livestock could rome in manhattan. david: i'll believe it when i see it. i've heard this for many y

she's identified as mae ling, an engineer at a pennsylvania chemical company. the other two americans were small children, 2 and 4 years old. >>> russian forces tightened their grip on the crimea region of ukraine with reports they fired shots after they tack took over a ukrainian naval base. russian sold yers could be seen standing guard at the base. all of this comes as people in crimea are getting ready to vote this sunday. senator john mccain said the vote won't be valid but it won't matter. >> this is the only -- >> it's a vote but -- >> it cannot be valid. i promise you. vladimir putin will not be thrown out of crimea because of a vote. >> the russians have set up a defacto border big barbed wire fences. >>> in a cnn orc poll, 48% of those responding approved the president obama's handling of the crisis about 43% disapproving. 59% say they favor economic sanctions against russia. the president's overall approval rating was at 49% in the cnn poll. >>> we're hearing from the father of the sandy hook shooter. what peter lanza says about the horrific shooting

david: thanks, jo ling. really want to know what is going to happen to the economy then pay attention. why? because in just a moment we're talking to the man who has just been named the number one forecaster on wall street by market watch for the 9th time. david: he is the best there is. it is that simple. >>> that missing boeing 777 looks like it just vanished into thin air between malaysia and vietnam. what happened to it? next we'll bring you the very latest on that search for the aircraft and how this apparent disaster is affecting some very widely-held stocks. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com david: the search is intensifying for the missing malaysian flight 370. they cared 327 passengers, 12 crewmembers was headed for beijing. it was last heard 140 miles solve the corn coast of vietnam. since the aircraft lost contact, nearly three dozen aircraft and 40 ships from 10 different countries are searching for any survivors or debris but so far they haven't found anything, any sign of the jet. the search

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her parents and sip lings became refugees here but she was brought into this world as one. >> i feel sorry for her because whatever she'll have, it will be less than what her siblings have. she'll be deprived of basic healthcare warmth, clothes. >> reporter: those who have been in exile the longest have become the most pessimistic. they have been living in a tented community for over a year and a half. >> the war has prevented us from having any dreams or plans for our lives. we just survived a day not knowing what will happen to us tomorrow. all of our hopes and ambitions have been shattered because of this war. we have no hope for the future. >> his son tells him he wants to return to syria because he's unhappy here. but he said they can't return because syria is too dangerous. over two and a half million syrians have been registered as refugees in neighboring countries. the majority are here in lebanon. three years after the start of the conflict and with in political solution the future looks even more uncertain for these people. the u.n. refugee agency said syrians could make up

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. >> [ applause ] >>> listening to republicans at their spring convention can at times be because ling. they seem to be at war with themselves. >> we shoot at one another. the contracts stand back, they wait until we're done firing, and then they steam roll always. >> reporter: the parties' candidates for governor took turns speaking this morning. but the warmest reception was given to family man tim donnelly. he has some advice for his party. >> i think if you do it the way republicans have tried in the past, you will do nothing but fail. i think the important thing you have to have a message that unifind people. >> reporter: many see donnelly as a day vice i-figure, a cofounder of the california minutemen he is the conservative favorite of the tea party and an opponent of much of the party leadership. santa clara tea party smith said tensions are running high. >> i do. i feel across et cetera sized sometimes. i wonder when i'm going to lose my membership. >> reporter: the party is clearingly struggling to find its identity. conservatives see obama care as an opportunity to get voters

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it is horror stories, ling your doctor. the american people aren't buying it. their interest in support of this policy is waning, they're regreting the policy, so should we. >> it's not just the number of people who are enrolling or not enrolling. it's the type of person, the young and healthy ones. we don't know they are buying. >> absolutely. thnumber they should be focusi on is 20%. the people who signed up, who are 18 to 24. >> that number, those are 34-year-olds there aren't a lot of very young people that have signed up. they're the ones that are supposed to pay for everyone else. there is no mechasm to collect the fee for that. the tax. they have to file a tax return in order for the irs to get their money. a lot of 18-year-olds aren't getting jobs, the system is in trouble because of this. >> if the uninsured don't want this, if they don't boy into it, who will pay for it? sit us? >> exactly. we will end up footing the bill. the problem. the catastrophe w it is a bill that is an abiz malfailure. i'm trying to look at the bright spots of this. where is t

ling strides of the insurgent group is backed by the pockets on the scene. so this is the ais side.did it really should visit the faults executed residents and those spoons the mas said. it was still off and it's an orgy be changed by strengthening the region's cultural groups a tilt at the bottom of the kids to a head of what i think it was the button is from above but in light of the tee it up in a job that will sit in one book would be one of what you got to upgrade the body kit the body. but does not get the kids to get some good luck to you again to bring your dog gets the point that it was easy to get the kids to the farmers get a one legged on the top of that. i did get close to the despair existed on the cross to get bob to start. eighteen eighty eight. but does not get out to topple saddam a guy that got him but that doesn't look at the top videos of the top of the body. so the majority box on the husband was doing on this key demographic png getting to tighten its good the dispute to the tree. it is wooden cottage in his olive skin on my face off with stones and punjab the

cutting-edge animation and an assault on eisen affairs and journalists were pushed out of their jobs like ling, an outspoken radio host who said she was removed from her job for criticizing governments in china and hong kong. >> there are other issues media watchers are concerned about. large parts of hong kong's media are owned by business tycoons with ties to the mainland. richard lee's father is one of the most influential businessmen in china. malaysian billionaire owns the south china morning post and has huge investments in china. analysts say such relationships with the mainland have an impact on the independent media in hong kong. >> another way beijing is changing the media landscape is by inserting political allies within news outlets. the south china morning post has been a hong kong institution since 1903 and the city's leading english language newspaper. in 2012, the paper appointed its first editor from the mainland, wang way. >> it is reasonable that people will speculate whether the his political information would be from china to the extent that he may not be an independent ed

the government made ling off welfare a lifestyle. surfer dude is nancy pelosi's ideal model citizen. he doesn't have to suffer from job loss. he gets to chill on the beach, trying to become a musician. he eats healthy which, of course, michelle obama would approve of. it is all paid for by taxpayer dollars. it is crazy >> exactly. john, we have gone from somewhere around -- had 68% increase in the number of americans on food stamps from 2008 to 201 and you have to think, a lot of those people are playing the system like this. >> entitlements create the entitlement mental. i think surfer dude is a victim in all of this. it creates what he is suffering from. the answer isn't to rein in the entitlements or get the waste, fraud and abuse of entitlements but eliminate the entitlements and comes back to the fundamental -- who owns your life. not surfer dude, not the public, not the government. and in a free society, you get to decide who is deserving of your money. there's no right to consume other people's life. if you want to help someon

with that i live on in two thousand i effectively ceding control of the swan valley to the insurgents ling strides of the insurgent who is backed by the pockets on the scene so this is the ais side the bishop has said the bolts executed residents and those spoons. mas said it was the author artist and forty gb changed by strengthening the region's cultural groups. a tilt to the topic. the idea of what i was out but it is all about but it was as yet. it didn't bode well. the two topics like it. but does not get the incident doesn't want to get to you. then it was in the pictures each stage of the harmless but due to a little bit but that's it. i didn't get close to despair insisted on across the league about to start. a ticket. but does not get the tops of loaves gonna die. our baby is out. so the majority wants the president was doing on a sea of demographic png getting too tight in its bid for the dispute to the tree i just didn't cut it she does not steal my face off with stones and punjab these to the shiite dominated region. it noted to maintain its tracks. with the somali region. this

we're live in burr ling game, one of the main places where falling trees are causing problems. >> reporter: this is actually a large branch that fell on some power lines earlier tonight. you can see that pg & e crews are here tonight working to make remares to those lines. 17 customers lost power in the southbound lanes of el comino between ray and add line have been shut down all evening and this is just one of many trees that came down in the wind and rain today. pg & e crews worked well in into the night in burrlinggame brought down by a yoeucalyptus tree. a tree in the castro fell on to a garage, brought down power lines and hit a gas meter which pg & e says a gas line ruptured. you can hear the hiss of gas taken by paul sasso who lives across the street. >> everybody was running up the street and i heard a lot of hissing and they wouldn't let us come down. it's pretty intense. >> reporter: neighbors were evacuated but just for about an hour until utility crews capped the leak. >> i could see why they evacuate everybody. it's a good idea. >> reporter: a redwood tree came down in marin

. >> reporter: mai ling ching lived in pittsburgh. neighbors are heartbroken. >> i have been crying since i got the phone call. >> reporter: greg candelaria of houston was booked on the flight but canceled at the last minute. >> i consider it the absolute providence of god. by the grace of god i was not on that plane. >> reporter: hundreds of others were, and here in kuala lumpur, candles and prayers for the missing. but what people want most are answers. and at first light we plan to join one of those search and rescue aircraft over the ocean, looking for clues, brian, of exactly what happened. >> keir simmons in kuala lumpur, and again later in the broadcast a special look at the frustrations of technology here. >>> now to what has been our top story here much of the last two weeks, the ongoing crisis in ukraine. there were shots fired at a ukrainian naval post in the crimea region today. reports say an unidentified man fired into the air before taking over the base. it's the latest confrontation since russian military groups seized

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>> west side of chicago, the last ling in the sinaloa supply chain. >> where do the drugs come from? >> mexico, columbia. they are the one who bring it. this is our job. this is how we eat. this is how we feed our families every day. >> does it ever concern you that you might be selling a product that might be hurting people? >> survival of the fittest right. >> they are not selling laundry detergent, they are selling heroin, meth am fee meth am ampd cocaine. >> the get away was a huge embarrassment for mexico but also gave him the kind of cult following not seen since pablo escobar. >> not only connected by several tunnels but he always used the city's drainage system. the doors to the homes where he was found were reinforced with lead and that caused several minutes of delay in opening them, allowing for an escape through the tunnels. if extradited, el chapo could face trial in seven u.s. cities from new york to san diego to el paspaso. >> this is a time especially in new york city we're seeing a big infusion of mexican heroin, mexican marijuana going into colorado, they're close i

find out if your business can qualifat start-upny.com >> i'm jo ling kent with fox business brief.cturing accelerate with a boost in new orders. according to the ism index overall factory activity rose to 52.3 last month rebounding from january's 51.3. >>> miirosoft's new ceo is reportedly shaking up the c suite, tony bates and is leaving company. current microsoft executive vice the p overseeing advertising and former clinton aid becomes new @hief strategy officer. >>> they ever blaming hackers for stealing 850,000 bitcoins worth $550 million. mt. gox ceo said in a website statement there was a high probability that theft was behind the loss and the company is looking to a criminal complaint. that is the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: wall street may be selling off on the news coming out of the ukraine but is main street paying any attention to this? charlie gasparino has that side of the story. >> i think main street people are paying attention to it but has main street investors, are they bailing out of their stocks? is this representative

more certain planes and data to help find the missing jet. 26 countries are involved with australia ling the search over the southern india ocean and the united states is using their sophisticated submarine hunter. >> we have been recalibrating the search. it remains a significant diplomatic and technical and logistic am challenge. >> there is more evidence that the disappearance was a deliberate act. >> there is nothing indicating that i is terrorists it is something with the pilot and co-pilot. >> the malaysian government said the co-pilot radioed from the cockpit "all right, good night." but who reprogrammed the flight to turn hard left? the co-pilot or captain? >> if you are shut off the systems there is one reason: to vanish and make it difficult to find you. the jet was still communicating with a satellite and experts have determined it likely went down somewhere along these two arcs and sources say the plane is most likely in the south indian ocean as investigators try to solve the mystery the focus has zeroed in on the pilots. both hims have been searched. authorities are pouring

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liz: thank you, jo ling kent. what a difference a day makes.esterday all the turmoil in ukraine, all 10 sectors of the s&p 500 plummeted into the red but today all of them back in the green. time to invest with purpose making sure your investment is firmly anchored. a strategy to help you score. you don't sweat this kind of stuff. is that what i am hearing? >> it is difficult to predict specific events and how to guess how wall street will react. would have thought the news from the ukraine would have led to a bowabig pullback. liz: daytraders are taking advantage of them. >> we think news drives prices one way or another. we are interested in a five-year potential. and we are interested in valuation opportunities created by bad news were interested in durable fabless businesses we think could work for us. if that is a good price, that is a great investment. liz: i want to ask you about what we saw was european stocks plunging certainly coming back today but do you take advantage of those opportunities long-term or short-term there could be som

let's bring in jo ling kent. what do we know?> cheryl, the irs ruling bitcoin's property, not currency. investors can benefit but transactions and all the people in the bitcoin community are going to be subject to taxes. many people anticipated this result is a does not come as a surprise but bitcoin will be subjected to recordkeeping rules other types of property deals. bitcoin owners will have to figure out how much they have gained or lost and eventually pay taxes on that. investing more than $50 million in bitcoin. the track record of old white men who don't understand tech, they don't understand still at 100%. it is not clear this was a reaction to the irs ruling, but it came out right around the same time when the irs news broke. i also talked with another group, launching a global bitcoin trading platform and their chief marketing officer said they are welcoming revelatory changes because of the high possibility of volatility. they are saying it will help us with the burnout problem, and it means it will be more clear in a

our own jo ling kent spent years in china as journalist covering economic trends. thanks for joining us. gordon, let me start with you, california businessmen, two were convicted of selling dupont trade secrets to chinese state owned company what makes filling in oreos really white. first of all i'm scared there is secret because it makes it sound toxic. china is stealing this among other things? are you surpriseed? >> no, i'm not surprised. commission on theft of american intellectual property said it is being directed by the chinese government. melissa: directed by the government. >> one of those guys met with senior party official which told them to take the titanium dioxide which goes into oreos. melissa: that doesn't sound good. may not eat those tonight. >> 50 to 80% of theft of u.s. intellectual is attributable to china. that $107 trillion a year. 2.1 million american jobs. melissa: do you believe it is directed by bought? >> the government would never agree to that allegation that just made. so i think -- melissa: that is separate question. do you think the