. >> the idea is to get new data where you've never had data before. >> the age of the bionic man is upon us. i visited exowe bionics, where i got to see a device that allows paralyzed people to walk. >> it's being used in rehab facilities, hospitals. does it have to be used there, or does it have wider applications? >> i actually spoke to somebody who wore the exosuit to the most important moment of their life. >> exobionics on the brink of overcoming paralysis. >> seeing the technology actually start in the lab and make it to the point where it's actually affecting somebody, it's pretty powerful. >> i never knew that bionic technology existed to the point where it was going to be used this soon in my life. >> can you tell me a little bit about the technology i'm looking at right now. >> this is exo. we like to think of it as a wearable robot. it's been designed to help people with spinal cord injuries actually stand up and walk. how it does that is we have a structure here that goes around. and we have these electric actuators on both the knees and the hip that help move the user.

some stunning new data ahead. >> they say it can fly 1,000 miles, carry bombs and hit potentially newops. iran's new weapon. they call eight suicide drone. so how big a threat is it really? coming up, we'll ask ambassador john bolton next. ♪ ♪ oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now - but hurry, the offer ends december 31st. [ho, ho, ho!] lease the 2015 c300 4matic for $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. . >> they warn it's a new threat from iran. its military saying it has deployed a so-called suicide drone for the first time during military drills near the strategic strait. the commander describing it quote as a mobile bomb designed to strike at air, ground and naval targets that can hit 1000 miles away from tehran. so what does this possible new threat mean to us? a former united nations ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor. ambassador, always good to see you, you know, it seems this new drone, i mean they claim it can carry eight warheads stay aloft for eight hours, does that mean it ca

according to new data, automakers are on pace this year to sell more than a million vehicles in the u.s. costing at least 50,000. that's up more than 30% compared to just last year. two types of vehicles driving up those sales are luxury models and high-priced suvs tend to be trendy. >> scientists on a federal task force say natural conditions, not human cause emissions of greenhouse gases are the driving force behind the state's three-year dry spell. some people say it downplays other things that have human fingerprints on them. the meteorologist says the evidence is notes did missive of global warming but says the drought is not a consequence of the warming planet. >> whatever the reason for the drought, we've certainly been experiencing the symptoms of it. and while there's no panacea, christina, we know that some rain would not hurt. >> good morning, everybody. we need this rain. we have a lot of it coming in all during a short duration of time. and a storm system with the strength we haven't seen in a long time. in fact, possibly if we get the rain that we're expecting it will be m

every swipe translates to a new data footprint. the digital extends far into our personal life. netflix and rentals require personal information. a data-free day in 2015 looks like a day without communication, work, or the basic aspects of life we can become so accustomed too. and the idea of constant tracking is actually spawned a movement where groups are encouraging people and families to carve out time and put away their smartphones. >>> if you'd like to see more of our stories, please visit our web page nbcbayarea.com/realitycheck. that concludes this special edition of "reality check." we'll see you next time. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store, find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. plus 24 month special financing on all beds. know better sleep with sleep number. >> who caused the biggest scandal in hollywood? kim

data-free diet. getting to work presents a whole new set of obstacles. like many people employed in the bay area, our building requires key cards for entry, key cards that transmit data about your location. that's just the start of the work-related data mine fields we encounter there is no real work around for logging on to our computers, using e-mail and getting information from our desk phones. all involve leaving huge traceable imprints. and these standard office tools are just the beginning. and when it comes to all the things we use our smart phones for, photo, texting facebooks, to keep lists, all of those create massive data trails that then get sent up into the cloud. back on planet earth, don't even try using your credit card for lunch. actually, don't use it at all as every swipe translates to a new data footprint. it looks like it will have to be a cash in wallet kind of day. want to watch a movie? trips to blockbuster or hollywood video aren't an option anymore. that model has been swapped out for netflix and rental kiosks both requiring your

over the next couple of years with that, i'm going to turn it over to timothy talking about the new data natural lyrics. >> good afternoon, commissioners timothy with mta unfortunately megan can't be here she has a home situation i'm going to go over the updates the network which we've made tremendous progress a couple of years ago just quick you background in 2011, we started working on gathering the data on the resources and we went from intersection data to the correlation with crossroads there's on overlap of neighbors one thing we saw we added in some additional data that come in that includes the various modes as they came available like the corridors we recently added last spring one thing we've found is while we see the fatalities between vehicles and people the fatalities by mode are quite stalk only 2/3rd's felt fatalities are motorist collision so the difference between this and vision zero it is proving street traffic so this is a big shift since the network so what you see now we have the data for pedestrian vehicle to pedestrian collisions and fatalities we have motorcyclis

new data revealing the company's revenue of $17 billion a year today, goldman in second place. shares of jm up to $62.70. >>> he likes the stocks. greg at investment partners. thank you for being back on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> the jobs report, does anything you heard change your investment approach? >> no, not so much. i think that the market got it right today. there wasn't a surge of 500 poinlts in the dow or 30 points in the s&p. it was a moderate reaction and i think already sort of priced for perfection. >> business as usual for your in your portfolio? >> i think it's time to look at the laggards. there's 11 sectors and one is super underperforming. the rest are fine. maybe it's time to bottom feed. >> you like value. you like to look for it. the things that other people aren't looking and your first choice tonight is a european hedged equity etf. that would be a value play right now. why do you think europe and this big cap oriented etf is poised to move up? >> well, we're coming out of qe. and they're going in. >> apparently. >> apparently. and suspect

this latest threat comes along with reports of a new data dump of e-mails from studio chairman and ceo michael linton. >> who knows what's in michael linton's e-mail? hackers promised to release more. more data yet to be rele. who ? >> reporter: sony is hit by the first class action lawsuit against sony on behalf of current and former employees. alleging the studio is negligent failing to secure computer systems despite weaknesses known for y quote, failed to timely protect confidential information of current and f from law-breaking ha sony did not immediately respond to requests for a commen the suit or the threats. we're also awaiting our request for comment from amc and regal theater chains. i'm julia boorstin for "nightly business report" in los angeles. >>> a dow component raises its quarterly dividend and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. the diversified industrial giant 3 m lifted the dividend and said it expects 3 to 6% in foreign exchange rates. shares of 3 m up 1.5% today it closed at $16.05. not to be outdone, cvs health raised dividends 27%. announced new $10 b

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they'll have new data at the conference on that, they are partnered where sellgene. after this huge run, analysts are saying they could have more room to grow. >> we just shared a full screen saying they'll present on two different ones, one for leukemia, one for anemia. the double chance -- >> that could be a big opportunity for agios. the 221, the one in lieu yeeuke partnered with sellgene. >> agios. >> win for pop and drop. on november 19th, got to correct me if i'm -- it was the 19th, the stock traded 4 million shares, huge run to the upside. too much too fast, big volume day, should pull back. it did in the next couple of days, but off to the races since. huge short interest in this name. it is one actually -- i was probably right but not for long enough period of time if that makes sense. it goes higher for me. >> sellgene. >> i love that name. i think it is a great name. other names are actually also going to be involved in that. you brought it up, but this is one of the two big conferences out there that exist in the year that are huge triggers in this indust

. >> new data is in and we are getting a better idea of how powerful the major storms will be. >>> meteorologist mike nicco joins us with the latest on when we can expect the heavy rains. >> it is coming with the storm and tonight is a tough night in the north bay where it will hit first. this is what we are dealing with with the storm-risk assessment. everything is high. the chance of urban flooding mud and rock slides dangerous surf and dangerous wind in the highest possible category. the storms are staying northwest as 9 first part of the cold prompt and the lows are moving to our north. it is picking up high surf at 10 or 15' but up to 20 now through 10 am on friday up and down the coast. flooding not only in urban areas but rapid rising increases in creeks. at 9:00 tonight through 4:00 friday morning with the big issues being the trees stretched from the drought at 50 children through the neighborhood and 70 to 80 along the coast and our higher elevations. the strong of the part of the rain is in the north bay at 6:00 until 10:00 a.m. and in the bay 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 o'clock p.m. >> the st

continue to fine tune this as new data come in overnight and during it day tomorrow g overnight partlyloudy, chilly, the low 38. during the day tomorrow high temperatures around 50 which is above average so it will be warm. little bit wet. remember hahn gnaw coo begin at sundown. sunset tomorrow 4:37. it will be mostly cloudy with a few scattered showers. and on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast you can see how it gets colder. mostly cloudy by saturday. the high temperature 40. that chance of rain/snow on sunday. and then monday the temperature 38 degrees. but sunny. getting close story christmas. could have snow. be sure to wake up with "eyewitness news" in there morning. katie fehlinger will track the weather. the team starts at 4:30 on the cbs3 and continue on the cw beginning at 7:00. >> you could have snow. >>> she dropped that. >> yeah. >> if we have snow on sunday and there could be a few little flurries close to christmas g it would be nice. >> we'll see you. >> always be hopeful. >> you know what else would be nice. >>> i know exactly what would be nice. >>

well, that letter was signed pipe the guardians of peace, it also included some new data, which says it stole from sony. yesterday, the sony play station store was inaccessible for few hours, unclear if that's row late dollars to the hack. >> and jill we hear amazon going old school if you will with new package delivery system. what's up? >> amazon testing out one-hour delivery bye-bye sickle here in new york city, according to the wall street journal there is new service is referred to as amazon prime now >> really cool. >> and in new york you can get to and from real quick. >> i those guys are pros. >> it will cost $5, it will cost $5, for one hour, but it is free, if you're too long wait few hours. >> how about that? that will work. pays off. >> bring it to fill. >> i balances off, thanks, jill. talk to you a little bit later. coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together, we do it on the >> we do have our eye on the storm. right outside, what you can expect in your neighborhood. starting things off in delaware, some cameras shaking going on here, look at that wind.

then new satellite data takes the search in a different direction. >> according to this new data mh-370ed in a sudden indian ocean. >> pings believed to be from the plane's black box raise hopes but don't pan out. under water searches come up empty and the effort to solve commercial aviation's biggest mystery goes on. in late december another air tragedy in the skies over southeast asia. >> breaking news. an airasia flight from the indonesia city of surabaya is reported missing. >> airasia flight 8501 vanishes from radar over the stormy java sea during a flight from indonesia to singapore. >> airasia confirming that debris found overnight off the coast is indeed the wreckage of 8501. >> our number one international story of 2014 the rise of isis. it started as an al qaeda splinter group emerges as a major threat. isis launches a brutal campaign to create an islamic state across iraq and syria. militants take control of key iraqi cities. in august u.s. fighter jets start bombing isis positions in iraq part of targeted air strikes authorized by president obama. >> we intend to stay vigila

over the next couple of years with that, i'm going to turn it over to timothy talking about the new data natural lyrics. >> good afternoon, commissioners timothy with mta unfortunately megan can't be here she has a home situation i'm going to go over the updates the network which we've made tremendous progress a couple of years ago just quick you background in 2011, we started working on gathering the data on the resources and we went from intersection data to the correlation with crossroads there's on overlap of neighbors one thing we

. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika investors watching for new data on housing prices, the dow snapped its seven day wing streak yesterday following 15 points, the nasdaq was flat. >>> can i get an ipo with those fries? the new york based burger chain filed for initial public offering, hoping to raise up to $100 million. the company plans to use the cash to open more restaurants and also renovate its 63 existing stores. ups and fed ex, delivered 98% of packages on time for the holiday. that's according to the tracking company ship matrix. it is a sharp increase from last year, when a surge of last minute shopping and winter storms slowed delivery. the shipping companies added a lot more staff this year, and also, some better weather helped. >> and the wolf of wall street sparking lots of illegal activity of its own. the bee owe nard owe dicaprio film the most pirated of the year. disney's block buster hit frozen was a close second, each title download dollars 30 million times. frozen, little flick. not sure if you guys have heard of it. >> what's it again? >> i never saw wolf of wall s

melissa: falling to china according to new data. this is because we saw a new fracturing.e have spent so much. >> this is a figure that is kind of twisted. the prices are the same here and there. >> it is a bigger economy. >> it is not quite apples to apples. just for prices. we are still bigger. china is rising quickly. whichever way you measure, they will catch up. >> i think this is a result in part of all that manufacturing we have proceeded to china. that is why we have seen this in the middle-class. >> is the economy growing? the answer is yes. also, blue-collar jobs. they are now losing jobs to the philippines. >> massive inefficiencies. a per capita basis. they still have huge holes and demographic performances. gdp does not say anything you are spending the money on. richard branson entering the cruise business. i have no idea why. you be you. i think that is why people go. instead, he will give passengers more experienced to life at sea. that is what it is all about. >> cold and wet. you better be right. why do people go on cruises? >> you have three cruise lines

then new satellite data takes the search in a different direction. >> according to this new data, flight370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> reporter: pings believed to be from the plane's black box raise hopes but don't pan out. underwater searches come up empty and the effort to solve commercial aviation's biggest mystery goes on. and our number one international story of 2014, the rise of isis which started as isis launches a brutal campaign across iraq and syria. militants take control of key iraqi cities. in august, u.s. fighter jets start bombing isis positions in iraq part of targeted air strikes authorized by president obama. >> we intend to stay vigilant and take action if these terror forces threaten our personnel or facilities anywhere in iraq. >> strikes aimed at protecting minority groups like those left stranded and starving on a mountain top. the extent of the barbarism by isis becomes more apparent showing the beheading of american james foley and decapitation of another. america's top general has not ruled out the return of ground troops to iraq three years after t

data. bloomberg news cyber security reporter from washington dc, this gets better and better. did sony know? >> they were losing gigabytes of .ata weekly it they ran across a bunch of data that raised concerns. they sent it for analysis. they said they've got a huge hole in your network and you need to fix it as soon as possible. when we are seeing is a pattern of factors that go back to the 2011 breach. they never got a hold of it in terms of controlling the problem until you get to the point of this latest bridge. >> sony playstation was breached by what appears to be a separate group. they were investigating that particular breach. of thisy learned all data was being stolen so quickly, what did they do and what didn't they do? >> we don't really have a clear sense of what sony did. they have a culture of problems. they wanted to get a handle on the problems after the 2011 breach. pass the holes around. what appears to have happened is they didn't go much beyond that. security that was supposed to help them do this left two months before the breach happened. personnel,le of

takes the search in a different direction. >> according to this new data, flight mh-370 ended inindian ocean. >> pings believed to be from the black box raise hopes but don't pan out. underwater searches come up empty and the effort to solve commercial aviation's biggest mystery goes on and our number one international story of 2014, the rise of isis. which started as an al qaeda splinter group emerges as a major threat. isis launches a brutal campaign to create an islamic state across iraq and syria. militants take control of key iraqi cities. in august, u.s. fighter jets start bombing isis positions in iraq part of targeted air strikes authorized by president obama. >> we intend to stay vigilant and take action if these terrorist forces threaten our personnel or facilities anywhere in iraq. >> the strikes also aimed at protecting minority groups like yazidi refugees stranded on a mountain top. the group show the beheading of american journalist james foley and decapitation of steven sotloff and then british aid worker david haynes and alan henning. america's top general has not

oncan expect new data tuesday that should show u.s. starts increasing in november, according to a bloomberg survey of economists. the biggest piece of economic news comes on wednesday when the federal open market committee tots here in washington decide whether to keep its pledge of holding interest rates near 04 "a considerable time." -- near zero for "a considerable time." janet yellen will hold her news conference following the release. across the pond on thursday, european union leaders start a two-day summit in brussels. on the agenda, support for ukraine, how to deal with russia, and the eu economy. back at home, according to two people with knowledge of the matter, metlife will come under the microscope of federal regulators with the financial stability oversight council. a meet on thursday to vote on whether the insurance giant is systemically important as a financial institution. if yes, an appeal by metlife will not be far behind. also thursday, earnings reports from nike, rite aid, accenture, blackberry, our macs, and finish

they are basically just trickling it out, taking advantage of the way the media deluge ofhat each new dataes a new series of stories. a much different strategy and probably more effective at really damaging the company that had they just let it all out at once. it doesn't really show any signs of stopping. from the point of view of sony, this is a nightmare. in part because the hackers really do want to damage the company and have figured out a very effective way to do it. >> well, michael, you and our other colleagues have been doing a fascinating, wonderful job covering the story. absolutely gripping stuff. we will continue to follow this and see what we wake up to tomorrow morning. we will be right back with more "bloomberg news," next. ♪ >> 26 minutes after the hour, meaning that bloomberg television's on the markets. let's get you caught up with where stocks are currently trading. with a look at how the s&p is just a, we did dip in 10th of a second ago, now we are pretty much flat. again, most of the stocks going back to career session losses. >> you are watching "bloomberg west," whe

with the new data it is clear they can't demonstrate the region used before was appropriate for driver side air bags. >> so the process from here, the national highway traffic safety administration has to make its case why a recall is needed and ultimately concluding if the evidence is there it will order a government mandated recall but that could end up in court. takata could challenge it. >> peter what, is the maximum penalty they could face? >> sounds impressive on paper. 7,000 per violation with a maximum of $35 million. they are lobbying dong change the law to make it $300 million. his view is that $35 million is chump change for the auto industry. >> peter, thank you. it is 26 minutes past the hour. that means bloomberg television sot markets. matt miller is standing by with the details. >> i want to catch you up on where stocks are trading after the rally that we saw yesterday. green arrows on the screen with the s&p 500 up a quarter of 1% and the dow only gaining about a tenth of 1%. nasdaq the biggest winner. we want to highlight a couple of movers for you. jc penny suffering

the perspective of the researcher with had a couple of conversations and then salivating over the new data source. and gradually there is a much we could do with the data the research questions we would want more detailed micro levels then redo all the time. sodas that the data releases not the big deal? not all. is the step forward. in number one of the release of the data that cms says the physician's right to privacy does not outweigh our right as a public to know what medicare is spending or buying. and then in place and to be paid by medicare. and by releasing this they said that the balance between the physician's right to your privacy is now officially tipped to know what is going on. so dave other things that they have laid down a marker to say misgoverning a fall of hipaa it is a vast barrier reef you have to learn to navigate so that is the first important thing. second that it is useful because it releases more data we will see trent to combine it with hospital level. to get a fuller picture as saying identifier to do combine the data release with that data. and private sector h

person says they're leaving after raurb sha adropped new data to be ing more in the country despite the investment in russia year. aworth $28.6 billion. according to the bloomberg index.aires the i.p.o. has pushed the teacher past hong kong property tycoon. fortune this his past year. lead. our uber already valued at expandlion is looking to in the most populous country and that's of course china. is partnering up. they're buying a stake in the sharing company. the investment comes as uber wave of bad publicity or an arrest of driver allegedly raping a passenger. the latest in france where a decide not to block the service. our editor at large cory johnson us.h contributor editor and general partner from san diego and ggb capital which just invested in a rival in china. we'll start with you. an investor. us.wins contributor editor and general partner from san diego and ggbh? >> i think it becomes very same situation. they're investing. basically --are typical know it's the ki three /* three kingdoms. very familiar are with this kind of situation. out. ld love to help >> i wonder though

our inline products we're seeing new data that supports its value proposition to expand the approved s but also new indications of lymphoma, mds, aml for our products and also potential new diseases for those products. but also the pipeline both internal and external, new proof of concept data i know you've covered some of the stories and our partner companies but also our internal bs prams with cc 486, great time for hematology and patients who suffer home toe logical cancers. >> looking across your pipeline analysts have pointed to growth and the potential there. being a boon. can you talk about the progress made with it and others and how much more needs to be done? >> well, you know, we have a' made great progress but we still have a lot of work to do. the progress has been awesome over the last decade. that was at some meet where is people talk about what it was like 20 years ago, 10 years ago for a person diagnosed with myeloma, life expectancy of one year today it's dramatically different and it's the backbone, a key part of that extension of life, not just the extension but im

surrounding sony pictures massive cyber attack, hackers claiming to be behind the attack are releasing new data and demanding that sony not air the seth rogen comedy attempting to assassinate kim jong-un. they named sony pictures film head and the studio's tv director as the next possible targets. it's the first time hackers have demanded that the studio halt the release of the sbuff which has drawn scorn from the north korean officials. they deny involvement but call it a righteous deed. it is slated for release on december 25, so what do we know about who may have launched this attack. i sat down with jordan roberts and jason glassburg as well as our editor at large cory johnson, take a listen. shows i think that it the global nation of this attack and whoever did it was clearly sophisticated to target sony and embarrass them. i don't think we have ever seen this before. this is new unchartered ground. >> what do you make of the fact that the north crean government has denied responsibility for the attack. they complimented the attack calling it a righteous deed. does it look to you that the

>> new data about san francisco rent shows the media rent for a. >> maybe for a one bedroom in the bay view is $2,200. >> wow. >> that's the lowest in san francisco and still a shockingly high number. >> that's really interesting because most we've ever heard for the most part is man heatan -- >> we just beat manhattan. for good or bad. >> i don't know we want to be atop this list. thank you very much, scott. >> it is 5:52 right now, still keeping tabs on the weather. everybody is talking about that storm that came through yesterday. >> that's the one area. >> this. >> like mike said, one stretch of the highway will not be fixed until march of next year and nks year is closing in on us. can you believe it? we've got about two weeks until christmastime and that manse you've been trying probably to get outdoors and make last-minute arrangements, whether it be hanging the lights, doing some shopping. there is more rain on the way as early as monday. big batch of rain slowly moving towards the bay area. more of that yellow is becoming available. you can see what hit us yesterday, in compar

nbc 10 with new data about the deadly impact the super storm sandy, more than two years later. >>> and nor'easter finally moving away after bothering us all week. i'll let you know what is in store for your weekend. >>> and coming up at 5:00, the psychedelic find inside queen elizabeth's royal garden. >>> i can't breathe! >> protesters in camden staged a "die-in" over the grand jury decision in ferguson and new york city. demonstrators say they are not against the cal demden police department, but in support of good policing. >>> with tensions high, they are reexamining police procedures. >> mayor nutter has a video message for the men and women in blue before they hit the streets. lu ann cahn is live at police headquarters. >> and you watched the video and you talked to newly minted officers who just graduated the police academy. how is the mayor's message being received? >> reporter: so far it's being received well. in the message, the mayor says there is a trust gap between the police and the public. and they need it work to close it. and that message is being heard loud and clear b

as of the new data we got right now, as of today, more jobs have been created this year than two of the years under the boom of bill clinton. ap today looked at new numbers just out and called them boom-like numbers. in the "washington post," quote, this is what a real recovery looks like. merry christmas and happy hanukkah from your friends at the bureau of labor statistics. in one line, spectacular. and the new numbers that came out today, not just a blip. this is now the tenth straight month in a row that the economy has added at least 200 thousand jobs for the month. ten straight months of job growth that strong. there has not been a run like that in our economy since 1995. but we've got it right now. so big picture? you want to take it even bigger than that? like global big picture? the latest evidence that the united states is out-performing other economies throughout the other developed world. >> the united states continues to out-pace most of the world. our last four years, we put more people back to work than europe, japan and all other industrialized, advanced countries combin

or quite the opposite, when new data was presented, prior to it being confirmed, it was released and subsequently counter manneded. this provided tremendous emotional conflict for the families during the course of that search, in the case of air asia, we have found that tony fernandez has come out in front, that he has shown great empathy to the family, he immediately travelled to the departure airport, he engaged the family. he set up crisis centers for them, and provided supportive care early for them. which is exactly what you want to see. it's the families that are the first priority here, when it's believed that an aircraft has been lost. they have to be provided with emotional support and whatever additional support in terms of logist logistics, travel, food, shelter, and counseling that the airlines could provide. >> part of this -- and i want to pull up a map if i can of the area, that would -- perhaps it has been in our conversation, of hopeful -- as we look at what indonesia is, and what this region is, it is some 16, 17,000 islands, large and small, an area scattered with

this threat comes along with reports of a new data dump of e-mails from studio chairman and ceo michael linten in the heels of a new class action lawsuit filed against sony on behalf of current and former employees. sony along with theater chains amc and regal did not respond to immediate requests for comment and have reached out to the fbi. >> thank you very much for keeping up to date on that story. >>> let's get back to russia now. oil and all those market whip saws. andrew berkeley and robert lunar, ceo of shore invest management. you are walking on the wild side here. you wanted to go for what you call scary asset classes that everybody is not loving right now. are you going as far on a limb as going for russia? >> i'm not that brave. we are not looking at russia right now. i think one of the big things that is creating the down fall in russia is energy prices. most of my clients would probably shoot me if we invested in russia right now. all of them have one thing in common, a need for income. with the ten year at 2% right now and companies like conoco phillips and chevron yieldin

shopping online in your pajamas with a cup of coffee but new data suggestions it is a nightmare for retailers. "wall street journal" report that because of shipping and packaging costs higher rates of return, some companies end up losing money online. walmart, kohl's, target expressed concerns about margins operating online. costs are counterintuitive, on line you don't have brick-and-mortar store, don't have a lot of expenses. when you look at that way, almost everybody is forced to do free shipping and return. i'm a more likely throw it in the box to send it back than have help sleep back to the story store and return it. >> purelien line outlet makes very few. "new york times," i if they make their margins based on online product versus what they charge on therapy print ads? this is a different ballgame. it will be very interesting to see how businesses are forced to commodity advertise basically. >> this has helped more, i don't know if anybody that measured it but, the fact that there is really no, very limited pricing power because of the internet. melissa: right, right. because you can