attitudes and behavior, and it showed that 78% of social media users were -- fell likely to share offline also. i think social media is like this, the thin edge of the wedge of the schering economy. it has kind of open the doors. -- of the schering -- the schering -- the sharing economy. that is our last question. i want to close quickly just by saying that our view about technology is that he is not an inanimate object that controls our destiny. it is something that we decide and what we want. i feel like this is a very constructive conversation that is a stark about what kind of society we want to have, what kind of people we want to have. i want to thank the mayor, spur, our awesome panelists for a very rewarding panel. thank you. [applause]

an atomic scare with alarms of rays and several power plants along the was eastern seaboard taken offline. u.k. politicians are drawn up over a million pounds and travel expenses for finding missions to exotic destinations causing a wave of anger and come back for. armed as u.k. and u.s. intelligence speeds they want to go to war global terrorism flying high or report on those punished for not following the bottom of the. news from russia and around the world this is here with me thanks for joining us of our because ravished east coast is recovering from superstorm sandy which has left at least forty five killed it also forced a three nuclear power plants to go offline while a state of alert was declared as a force facility and a maintenance autism or an important. the super storm known as sandy has left millions of people and businesses along the east coast without power but the greatest danger the hurricane has posed may revolve around america's nuclear power plants at least three nuclear reactors have been shut down and the nation's oldest facility in new jersey is on rare alert exelon

sea of japan coast was the first to resume operation after all reactors in the country were taken offline one by one. >>> india is struggling with a severe shortage of electricity to power its economic growth. the country has opinion lobeen nuclear power for energy. >> reporter: it's one of biggest plaque outs the world has experienced. in july half of india was left w without power. hundreds of people faced destruction. the capital came to halt. india's government has opinion looking at nuclear power to solve its electricity problem. ambitious plants will have about 20 nuclear reactors built over the next decade. nuclear power related businesses from around the world took part in this exhibition last month. many international companies are showcasing their technology here. the south koreans have one of the biggest stalls. they have the contract to build nuclear reactors. this company uses that order to try and win new business. trns t trns. >> translator: the indian government knows weal that korean technology is economically and safe. we believe we can grab a good share of india's marke

standards will be used in deciding whether to allow the firms to restart nuclear plants that are offline. the nra held a meeting on thursday with five experts reviewing the guidelines which had been limited to earthquakes and tsunami waves. officials say they will study various types of serious dangers or accidents. these include terrorist attacks, plane crashes, volcanic activities and the loss of cooling functions. an outline of the review will be announced as early as next january. new safety standards are expected to be compiled by july. >>> the decision by japan and germany to phase out nuclear power has one u.s. official concerned about a possible decline in the number of trained engineers. u.s. nuclear regulatory commission chief spoke at a public meeting in washington on thursday. she expressed concern about the challenges nuclear administrators face after last year's accident at japan's power plant. >> you're not probably going to see a lot of young people becoming nuclear engineers. this is a concern not only to the nuclear industry but to the regulators because you want to mak

they were offline due to fueling, not currently generating power. u.s. nuclear regulatory commission said this is the second-lowest of four action levels and they anticipate the water levels will begin to abate over the next few hours. we will of course keep you updated. there are eight nuclear facility notice storm region. but so far oyster eek is the only facility on alert. coastal new jersey has been hard-hit by the storm and we're going to return now to my co-anchor terry moran who joins us again from cape may. it is windy out there, terry. >> reporter: it certainlis, no question about it. let me give you an idea of what this storm has done all day. thesewinds, hurricane-force winds blowing for hours, since before the storm made landfall shortly after 6:00 p.m. and they whip the sand, the droplets of rain into needle-sharp -- that stick in people's faces. devastating event. more powerful storms, windier storms but this massive storm has just caused havoc across the eastern seaboard. here's how the day unfolded. sandy roared ashore this ev evening. th

require, utilities meet the new safety standard before they can restart plants that are currently offline. nro officials met thursday with five experts who are reviewing their current guidelines. the discussion focused on meeting international standard. an outlean ine of the plan will announced as early as january. new standard are expected to be completed by july. >>> and the head of the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission says, she is concerned about a possible decline in the number of nuclear engineers. allison mcfarland spoke at a public meeting in washington. >> you are not probably going to see a lot of young people, become nuclear engineers. and, so, this is a concern not only to the nuclear industry but to the regulators because you want to make sure that you have adequate staff to ensure that these facilities operate safely. >>> mcfarland said japan's nuclear regulation authority will be better than its predecessor because it is more independent. >> two women from different corners of the world have teamed up to sell something carried by women everywhere. one is from japan. the ot

. >> reporter: supply is down because a power surge knocked a refinery offline. it's not the only one. conoco phillips are undergoing maintenance. a crude oil pipeline is shut down due to safety problems and the refinery in richmond still hasn't recovered from the fire in august. brace your wallets. >> we have never seen a spike like this. this is new territory. >> reporter: mike has to sell regular unleaded at $4.89 a gallon just to stay afloat. he locked up the pumps because it looked like he was gouging customers. >> i can't afford to pay bills right now. >> reporter: in the bay area prices are up 20 to 30 cents. it's cost the business an extra $700 this week. >> as a person that's in the middle class it's very hard to try to save and have a family in the bay area and keep paying these prices. >> reporter: and so we've called coast of the costcos. looks like serve doing okay for now. but analystst are saying the price should peak by about saturday on sunday sox that means it's still going up. >> yeah, that's $4.89 a gallon over his shoulder. go to cbssf.com/ga

. >>> chevron says a key crude unit that catched fire will remain offline until the end of the year. that could have an effect on gas prices. the august fire and a power outage at a southern california refinery have been blamed for causing gas prices to skyrocket here in california. chevron says its u.s. oil production fell by 92-barrels a day. >>> 4:54 is the time. sal is keeping an eye on traffic. what are you looking at? >> we wanted to look at san francisco. i just saw it there in san francisco and i'm looking at my monitor and it's completely black. that is because of the fog. there is clouds there. we will skip that picture of our camera. to look at 101. we'll ask steve about that. we will go to the east shore freeway first and show you that traffic here looks pretty good on 80 westbound as you come across the bridge. now the picture in san francisco keeps going in and out. if we get it back i'll show it to you. let's move along to the san mateo and dumbarton bridge the traffic looks good here. i guess right now is good as any to ask steve about the fog. >>> we have a bigger st

in still, you know, politics takes place offline. people vote at their home address. and republicans vote in republican primaries away novus republican at each individual house. the challenge is making sure you know who those republicans are in which district they lived when they are surfing the web or watching videos on hulu. so the challenge now and campaigns are doing much better about.com is bringing some level of geographical political targeting to web advertising, whether it's video or simple banner ads. you know, intel this year, the communication is still primarily used as a fundraising out let. most of the reason was that you can measure rather affect the playbook works in terms of fundraising online. you run a web ad and you can get a very good measure of fear response rate and figure out who is donating, who's not, what amounts get what they respond to. we are now starting to get an update to use it as a persuasion and geo tv to all. that will allow campaigns to have a better idea of who they should talk to online, who they should talk to unconventional tv.

all reactors went offline one by one after the accident in fukushima. two at the ohi plant in western japan are running again. edano said other reactors could be restarted if the regulator confirms they're safe. >>> officials at japan's nuclear regulation authority have participated in their first emergency drill. they launched the agency three weeks ago. the drill simulated a power blackout at a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in roc in north eastern japan. a south japan sports plane flew a commissioner and members to the staff of the site. they used the plant's emergency response center to communicate by video link with the agency's headquarters in tokyo. they rehearsed measures to evacuate the village and ensure the safety of its residents. >>> turkish commanders are mobilizing armored vehicles along the border with syria. they have been increasing their security since an attack on a border down. the turkish government action follows a second straight of artillery strikes by its military. those forces were retaliating for a syrian mortar attack on on

supply is down because a power surge knocked a refinery in torrence offline. and it's not the only one. a chevron crude oil pipeline through central california is shut down due to safety problems. and the chevron refinery in richmond still hasn't recovered from the fire in august. brace your wallets. >> we have never seen a spike like this. this is brand-new territory. >> reporter: mike has to sell regular unleaded at 4.89 a gallon just to stay afloat. he locked up the pumps because it looked like he was gouging customers but later he had to open back up and sell at a huge loss. >> if this is going to keep like that, we're gonna have to close the doors. >> reporter: in the bay area, prices are up 20 to 30 cents. greg says it's cost his business an extra $700 this week. >> as a pepper in the -- a person in the middle class, it's very hard. >> reporter: so we called around to a bunch of areas around the bay area. looks like they've all got gas for now. they're saying that the pain is not over. the price should level off by saturday or sunday. you can always find

media here is, oil is probably going to make another leg down, unless we see these refineries being offline for three, four, five weeks. if they're up and running again within the next week or two, $80 is the next stop. > > what about insurance stocks? which one of those is likely to take a hit? i'm hearing some of the balance sheets for those companies are actually quite strong. > > i agree with you angie. some of the ones i cover - allstate, chubb, hartford and travelers - the balance sheets on these guys are actually phenomenally, phenomenally strong. there is definitely some potential downside here, but i wouldn't really see anything probably more than a 5% pullback. if these stocks really are volatile, and get hit later today, then you know what i would do? i would be a buyer. i would watch for option volatility to be enormous. it might be a great time to buy stock, maybe sell some upside calls. > > good to have you on the show this morning. that's scott bauer of trading advantage. don't go anywhere. coming up next, which way will the market move? that's next in chart talk. traders are

it takes refineries offline for several days. experts don't think it will take too long for the prices to go down. >>> this morning -- coming up on abc 2 news -- >>> thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. extended coverage for you as we deal with hurricane sandy. when a monster storm like hurricane sandy arrives you look at your property and hope that you power doesn't go out. >> a man in anne arundel dies as a result of the storm. >> all right. linda is live this morning. what happened? >> reporter: we just got off the phone with anne arundel police. they tell us that a 70-year-old man was in his home, this happened around 10:15 overnight. we'll actually have brand new video for you that we just, ah, shot about two hours ago. let me show you where it happened. it was this 7700 block of suet drive in pasadena, that is off of small wood road. we're told a tree in this man's front yard fell on the left side of his house. you can see it literally splitterred the trunk of this tree. it is a huge tree. it landed on top of this

the plant, which is the oldest in the country, was already offline for maintenance, and officials there no real danger. >>> the philadelphia area also took a big hit with more than 400,000 people losing power there, and it could take a week to get all that power fully restored. wow, that's not what they want to hear. heavy rain battered the city as well as winds up to 70 miles an hour. philadelphia schools, municipal offices, and mass transit will remain shut down at least through today. >>> also, residents in one town in new jersey who refused to evacuate had to be carried to higher ground last night. the water in weehawken had gone as high as the second story in some homes. one boy said the water was at his neck and then over his head before he was finally rescued. also a woman was taken to safety in the make-believe coffin that she had been using as a halloween decoration. a little bit of irony in that. huh? wow! >> just slightly. >>> well, this house near the famous kennedy compound in high annisport, massachusetts, was destroyed monday afternoon. officials in massachusetts say they

ny nuclear power plants remain offline with two others operateding to produce capacity. >> we're joined from jupiter florida. what are your cleagues facing lewis? >> they're facing restoration process with a storm that covers so many states and has done so much damage as everybody is seeing on tv. they have many, many lines down, poles down, transformers damaged. substations that are under water, and have to get dried out. equipment vault that is are flooded. they lot of work ahead of them. >> tom: w does a ceo -- how do you begino prioritizell of that work? >> actually, the priority is pretty well established before the storm even hits. every utiltd works with emergency operations center and develops a priority list. typically the way it works is critical infrastructure customers get their power back first. critical infrastructure customers would be things like police stations hospitals, nursing homes, fire departments, you know, people who deal with the public safety and plic alth. after that,hefocus then is on what work can be done to get the most number of customers back the fastest

all reactors in the country went offline one by one after the accident in fukushima. two at the ohi plant in western japan are running again. edano said other reactors could be restarted if the regulator confirms they're safe. >>> officials at japan's nuclear regulation authority have participated in their first emergency drill. they launched the agency three weeks ago. the drill simulated a power blackout at a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in rokkasho in northeastern japan. a self-defense force plane flew an nra commissioner and members of the staff to the site. the official used the plant's emergency response center to communicate by video linked with the agency's headquarters in tokyo. they rehearsed measures to evacuate the village and ensure the safety of its residents. >>> turkish commanders are mobilizing armored vehicles along the border with syria. they have been increasing their security since a syrian mortar attack on a border town. the turkish government's action follows a second straight of artillery strikes by its military. those forces were retaliatin

. >> reporter: a power surge knocked this refinery in torrence offline. conocophillips refinery says both ends of the state -- at both ends of the state are having maintenance. another is shut down because of safety problems. and the chevron richmond refinery hasn't recovered from the fire in august. the short supply is worse because of the strict pollution limits requiring a special blend of gas. >> when you can go one or two counties over it's 25 cents cheaper i don't buy it at all. >> reporter: aaa says it depends on the location and the overhead costs of the station as well as when an owner bought a particular supply. aaa also says this price spike is only a short term trend but drivers want off of the roller coaster. >> i hope we find some other way to get our oil. >> reporter: to find the cheapest gas prices in your neighborhood, go to our website, cbssf.com/gas. in cupertino, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> it's not just gas prices on the rise. stocks are up today on word that the u.s. jobless rate dipped below 8% for the first time in nearly four years.

. >>> most of japan's nuclear reactors remain offline. that means the country has to import large quantities of liquid natural gas to keep its thermal power plants going. the japanese government has asked qatar, the world's largest exporter of the fuel, to lower its prices. japan's trade and industry minister, yukio edano met with senior qatari official hamad al atia in tokyo on monday. edano explained japan's energy situation and requested a discount. >> translator: we're asking for affordable stable supplies of liquified natural gas to meet our country's needs. >> the price of lng from qatar is linked to the price of crude oil. that makes it relatively expensive. al atia wants to maintain good relations with japan so he'll listen to what edano has to say but he stopped short of making a commitment on pricing. japan's need to import lng plunged its trade balance into the red. government officials plan to strengthen alliances with other lng importers to improve their negotiating position. >>> japanese pride themselves on honoring their tr

there was a major oil refinery fire in the bay area in august and a couple of others have gone offlines l. you add that up, that means there is less gas on the market, more demand, prices come up, which doesn't make consumers happy. the governor signed a decree allowing the easier winter standards to come online but that is going to take a couple of weeks before prices come down and some people say they will comdown 10 or 15 cents. meantime, senator dianne feinstein is calling for congressional hearings suggesting that maybe there is some funny business going on in the the oil industry. any way you look at it, consumers are taking the hit as gas prices, again in california, the highest average on record now is above $4.60 a gallon n. los angeles, adam housley, fox news. >>> farmers are using an app on their ipad to help plant crops. the field viewa app gives realtime information as farmers go through the feel. the apps corn calculator estimates the size of yield and doesn't protect against natural obstacles but some say the program saves time and money. >> what we have is corn and a cr

of japan coast was the first to resume operation after all react stores in the country were taken offline one by one. >>> japanese researchers say they're closer to understanding what magnified the tsunami that struck northeastern japan last year. they believe the key was an active undersea fault. the earth quake last march triggered tsunami that inundated large sections of the pacific coastline in the tohoku and continue tu regions. these graphics simulate how high the waves would have been based on the theory that tectonic movement caused the waves. but under this theory, waves in northern tohoku would have been much lower than 20 meters. waves of that height washed ashore last month. professor emeritus takashi ngata wanted to find out why the theory fails to explain why the tsunami were magnified. he discovered a previously undetected active undersea fault. the conventional theory was that a tectonic plate on the landward side moved drastically, triggering a five-meter tsunami. that kata simulated what would have happened if the active fault shifted along with the plate. he says resear

those went down today causing some of their clients to go offline. now most of the companies appear to be back online. amazon blames connectivity issues for the outage. >>> the tech world will focus on apple tomorrow morning. the cupertino company expected to unveil among other things a new smaller version of its ipad. shares of apple stock moved higher by 4% today on optimism about a new product and more sales. we will be at the apple event tomorrow morning, sending out live updates over twitter. we'll also see lots of tweets come out from tonight's debates. and a silicon valley company is tracking every single one of them. netbase of motain view has this, the mood meter, one of the ways they can show which candidate is trending with social media users. when we use social media, we're more truthful about our politics than when we respond to polls. >> but when you're just conversing on social media, whether it's a facebook post or you're tweeting about something that you're delighted about or super angry about, it's spontaneous. it's free. and it's h

the plant, the oldest in the country, was already offline for maintenance.nd officials there say there is no real danger. >>> the philadelphia area also took a big hit with more than 400,000 people losing power there. and it could take more than a week to get all of that power fully restored. wow. not what they want to hear. heavy rain battered the city, as well as winds gusting as high as 70-mile-per-hour. philadelphia schools, municipal offices and mass transit will remain shut down at least through today. >>> also, residents in one town in new jersey, who refused to evacuate, had to be carried to higher ground last night. the water in weehawken had gone as high as the second story in some homes. one boy said the water was at his neck and over his head before he was finally rescued. also, a woman was taken to safety in the make-believe coffin she had been using as a halloween decoration. a little bit of irony in that. >> just slightly. >>> southern new england was battered by winds topping 80 miles per hour. this house near the famous kennedy compound in h

. >>> the chevron refinery in richmond crippled by a fire in august will keep its damaged unit offline for the rest of the year. now chevron didn't really announce that news, it just mentioned it in a regular earnings update release this week. some analysts perceive it as a sign that pump prices will stay high. others were a little more optimistic because california is switching early from its environmentally friendly summer blend of gasoline to a cheaper winter mixture. several lawmakers have called for an investigation and hearings to determine whether the resulting price surge was the result of manipulation by the oil companies. >>> well, a new faster way to shop online, and perhaps more importantly a faster way to get you to shop for. let's bring in business and tech reporter scott budman. and the holidays around the corner, scott. >> reporter: just in time, jessica. ebay long known for letting you buy and sell items through an auction is really making a play for your online shopping dollars today, rolling out a new way to save, and a new way to get what you want much faster. it's

the other setback, the free version of xbox music won't let you download songs and save them for offlinelayback. that requires paying $10 a month. >> it's probably going to get you a movie ticket. taken two takes a box office hot spot again. the thriller took in more than $22 million in ticket sales over the weekend. ben afleck's new film "argo" came in a close second breaking the $20 million mark in its debut weekend. another newcomer "sinister" rounded out the top three. >>> an ace fridayian dare devil broke records after flying up to the earth's extras fear and -- stratosphere and skydiving for the highest and fastest freefall ever. >> it's amazing to watch and so scary. bigad shaban was at the launch site in new mexico for the history-making leap. >> reporter: from the edge of space austrian dare devil felix baumgartner gave a salute before jumping. he topped 833 miles per hour breaking the speed of sound. >> you travel so fast, you don't really realize how fast you are. >> reporter: at times baumgartner seemed to spin out of control. >> for some reason it started spinning so fast an

they might have to stay offline for days due to damage or power outages. >>> obviously, causing a huge mess. >> yeah. an incredible night last night watching twitter and all the coverage on that. but locally, we got a big parade tomorrow and i guess our weather is looking good. >> we have some trick or treaters out there. >> that's right. >> that would love to have some dry weather. that's a big concern right now. but it looks like things will work out for the parade. for trick or treaters, might get a little tough. right now dense fog advisory continuing along the coast and parts of the north bay right now. temperatures generally into the 50s. as we head toward the afternoon the fog will lift and again lots of sunshine and mild temperatures by the afternoon. 70s in many spots inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 60s at the coastline. high pressure still holding on here but look what's developing off the coastline looking to pay a visit on halloween as it looks like the storm system will begin to roll in. so looks like the rain is going to return the middle of the week. the timing is

chevron says the crude unit damaged in the fire last august will remain offline for the year. chevron says it's trying to get permits necessary to fix the equipment there. >>> and there's word this morning that a settlement could be close concerning billions of dollars worth of damage from the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion 2.5 years ago in the gulf. the "wall street journal" reports bp and the u.s. justice department have picked up talks now in the last couple of weeks. the explosion killed 11 workers and, of course, caused oil to hit the beaches in five gulf coast states. >>> a big security breach could impact 200,000 students in florida. northwest florida state college announced a data breach of 76,000 current and former students. the breach also involves information on some of the college's top employees about 50 employees at the school reporting issues with identity theft including the college's president. >>> foreclosure activity in the united states fell to a five- year low last month. 580,000 filings were reported last month the lowest since 2007 down 7% from the

how easy it would have been to bring that shared mission even offline with some folks, why are you doing this street, so everyone could get on board and be a part of that same mission. we set up the operations center, the incident command post, we kind of used an ics type structure in settinging it upment and i led with a lot of folks that i knew that knew how to run that. next time i would think more about the military folks by asking a question, who has experience being a plans chief, who has experience being an operations chief, bringing more of the military in who were ready to work and knew what to do, as part of our family, could have had more of them in leadership positions bringing the team closer together. it was a great experience for me. it's absolutely going to happen. we hope we would have that great working relationship and we expect we would. we can take this to another level and be working much more closely with the department of defense, all levels with our military which it was a strong working relationship there and these were just some of the take aways for me. intere

. >> it is not just about digital or offline strategy. viral marketing is one of those ways you can do that. at the same time, it is not just about posting that crazy cat video. it is more about bringing it into the real world and how you can mel those two together to get the most success for your campaign. >> with a lot on the agenda, more was covered than admittedly, most of us can wrap our heads around. overall, the conference also came with a warning. when you are delving into the digital world, be knowledgeable. >> education is key. whether or not i are educating yourself or send a couple of your star in and whether that be trade shows, digital marketing trade shows or whether that be meet-ups, you have to get involved and you have to rub elbows with the people who know for you to get ahead of the space. >> one big takeaway from the experts, if you are still using some technologies from two years ago, you may be in trouble. >>> we have a power trio of experts on this topic this week. ramon ray is the editor of small biz technology.co

and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

white house for the whistle blowing organization seizing servers and sending an array of websites offline. a decade of unchallenged rule has come to an end where they now know now a former ruling party of georgia with its head president saakashvili now under pressure to resign and taking out the mantle. they opposition block georgian training promising to do suck a sureness policy and even hinting at legal action against the need to. airports now front. it felt as if georgia had won the football world cup thousands in the streets celebrated the surprising win by the opposition and despite fears the ruling regime may somehow hamper this triumph soon their worries were swept aside by the president himself. it is evident that the georgian dream coalition has secured a majority this means this parliamentary majority has to form the next government for us at least for me views of this coalition were fundamentally unacceptable and still remain so. just six months ago an opposition win was deemed impossible the ruling parties rating was at seventy percent and nobody could challenge that confiden

. >> it is like thinking about it very differently, offline shopping and online shopping.onsumer is making a decision based on what they do in the physical world, on their mobile device, at home on their laptop. it is all blended. we like to think of it as, in stella & dot, we only have one service. here is content here and then people trying to sell stuff. we think of it is as, here is the customer, we want to delight them. let's educate them. let's give them value and then they will shop. >> that's a great point. it it not ancillary any more to what you are trying to do. >> great. we will leave it at that. thank you so much. >>> when ebay launched, it changed the world of on-line shopping. it continues to be a great place for people to sell products. here is a place for merchant looking to create and sell product. one invest in visuals. multiple photos really do increase sales. one, invest in individuals. two, provide more payment options. don't limit potential customers. people will go to another merchant if their credit card isn't accepted. three, integrate with google

every business, online or offline, collects and files sales tax for every place that has a physical presence. so every online company collects and files in states where they have stores and every main street store collects in the state where they're located. this is a move to let states force businesses who don't have a business in the state to collect that ships a disproportionate burden on those remote retailers, folks that are out of state. in california, mr. horton told us that part of his law was to capture wal-mart.com and target.com. they already collect in california because they have stores in california. they have a physical presence that is integrated with the websites. what is new is that amazon began collecting a week ago in california. and amazon, as mr. horton said, is a big part of their expected revenue. if in fact the argument and the level playing field is so important, a week into it, we would expect a lot of stores in california to see growing sales as customers flock into their stores instead of buying online. well, don't hold your breath. that's not likely to be the ca