what do you think is the next evolutionary step for online instruction and online learning? >> i think this is something we're working super deeply on, real personalization. i think all of the online learning to date has been to some degree mapping what happens in a traditional experience, which is you have lectures. khan academy made the lectures shorter and they're easier to find, but there are lectures and problem sets. i think the real next evolution is using the same type of technology that amazon.com might use to tweak. if we can translate that to education, to increase the chances for someone to learn this concept. maybe this video is appropriate for them, while person b this set of exercises or simulation is appropriate for them. i hope over the next five or ten years everyone feels like the education is catering to them as opposed to shaping themselves to education. >> we have about 45 seconds left. what surprised you most on this journey? >> you know, when i started this, i was making it for my cousins and a lot of the videos i made, this is something i would have

macgowan how online.re there any that are going to be made or broken as a result of this introduction? any new companies? >> apple has got $170 billion in revenue next year. that is on par with the gdp. they are in economy to themselves. a lot of suppliers are tied to the company. gp advances is one example you were talking about before. their stock has more than doubled. there is serious logic could get 70% of their revenue from apple. these are companies that are tied at the hip with apple. they are dependent on them to continue to churn out these devices and buying their components. for example, taiwan semi or. taiwan semiconductor. >> another company that supplies chips that go into this phone. >> you can see it with gt technologies. that was a widely known partnership. there is so much baked in here. there is no way it is going to live up to these massive expectations. >> you said 35 million phones? >> that is how much the apple shifted. 6.3 million is what they could be making per quarter. >> it wil

you still learn online.s just not quite the same, perhaps, as, you know, going to the physical class, interacting with an instructor. >> and that's what we're starting to see. i was talking this morning to the ceo of udacity. of course, they're looking at partnering with universities like georgia tech to offer an online master's degree, but it is in computer science. so where we're seeing a lot of these companies that are working with some of the college and universities and also corporations is they're focusing on vocational training. they're focusing on some type of special skill to get people to the next level. but i agree with you, brian. i agree with herb that we need to see people engaging in the classroom for many other disciplines. i've been teaching a graduate course at columbia tore ten yeayear for ten years. if they're not networking with one another, they're not getting the true benefits of that class. >> sharon, one other thing. cheating. you know, unless the courses are actually -- the tests ar

online is hurting time.mers spend time, and they're going and shopping come in and going back and researching some more, so the call to action to really buy something has changed dramatically in the last, since december 13th at 2:30 in the afternoon. >> i would agree with you, jay. the fast fashion guys have eaten into the business of the traditional young person in the store. abercrombie, american naval, aeropostale. those guys are hurting dramatically, and fast fashion is winning the game right now. >> sash fashion is not attracting one single demographic. they are hitting on all fronts. >> and they got the fashion right. the look has changed out there, and as jay bank can comment on, it has changed. they're really giving the young consumer what they want. >> they are really good at what they do. we call it fast fashion because they are quick, they're agile. i think they are doing some really great things. having said that, the rest of the mall is suffering when you go over and see an amazing dress or $19

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how peyton and company are playing online. you'll meet a former brewmaster from guinness who left the irish they are giant to partner in a new startup. let's start where the day is just beginning. tens of thousands of people filled the highways in and around hong kong. protesters calling for free elections and the resignation of the region's chief executive. cover the region extensively. it is already morning there. >> everyone is having to work. about 5:00 a.m. in the morning, and many of those ,rotesters were there all night protesting in very districts to the east of where bloomberg's asia headquarters is located. this is the biggest police crackdown since hong kong was returned to china's rule some 17 years ago. they are calling for the resignation of the chief executive, like the governor of the city. these protesters tend to be young, they are college students, and they are very much in-line with the new hong kong which is a hong kong that embraces a right to protest, embraces a right to choose their own candidates, and

is killed hundreds along the way and documented mass executions with video posted online. there has been an frt to stop the spread of the james foley video. the authorities in the u.k. said watching the video amounts to a crime, let alone distributing it, despite the fact that other videos are similar that are there to be seen. look at this story, it's hard not to see the double standard. our starting point this week is syria. put yourself in the editor's chair. the video is online. it's as disturbing a work of propaganda that you see. what do you do? how do you ut cut the story? >> there is a journalistic value to acknowledging the existence of the video and explaining to the audience what i.s.i.s. and other terrorist organizations hope to do with the video. what you do as a journalist when you bring the context to an inflammatory piece of information like this, you tend to deflate the power of it. >> i don't believe there's anything wrong with showing that the person supposed to be carrying out the execution is speaking british english, does have a message, and james fol

you can't make kids behave well online. they will run from it. you say do you want me to say how stupid the other people are for being online. look how easily i could own them. that's a good one. it's sending. you september a top-secret encysted message. she is teaching her 4-year-old to protect herself online by using a messaging app that sal created called wicker. sending self-destructing messages and has a million users. >> i definitely deploy an attitude of download very, very few apps and check them out and the founders and how they make money closely, before i let the kids cues anything. >> now, daniel is doing the same. he's more vige lant than ever about monitoring what his daughters do on lip. instagram? >> no. >> reporter: what would you tell other kid about what they ought to be doing about protecting privacy online? >> don't put your personal information out there. there's people that will eat it up. >>> how to strike the right balance between privacy and public safety, freedom to roam the internet and prying eyes. it is an ongoing ma

so what i mean by that is 25% of all online sales 33% of our order online is pick up in store. so that's a very powerful model and we see stores and online linked. they play together and that's what our customers like. now, having said that, on the margin are we going to take a very, very close and hard look at our store portfolio? absolutely. maybe there are three-store markets that should be two-store markets and maybe seven-store markets that should be five-store markets but rest assured we'll look at that very, very carefully. >> your company has been buying back a lot of stock. it bought stock back this quarter yet the can quarter was poorly received by the analyst. was it a mistake to buy that chunk of several million shares. should you pull back from the buyback? maybe rethink until you offerings come through that you'd like to see? >> i think that's a very -- a very good question, jim. here's what we think. we're going through that bumpy patch in a moment but we have a strategy which we're confident in. but this major transition as we move from the hugely successful bri

how peyton and company are playing online. and you'll meet a former brewmaster from guinness who left the irish beer giant to partner in a new startup. all the and more over the next hour, but let's start where the day is just beginning. tens of thousands of people filled the highways in and around hong kong. protesters calling for free elections and the resignation of the region's chief executive. let's find out the latest. i know you cover the region extensively. it is already morning there. >> it is already morning here. everyone is having to work. i will remind viewers that it is exactly about 5:00 a.m. in the morning, and many of those protesters were there all night, protesting in various districts to the east of where bloomberg's asia headquarters is located. which is in the central part of hong kong. these are places like the admiralty. this is the biggest police crackdown since hong kong was returned to china's rule some 17 years ago. they are calling for the resignation of the chief executive. think of him like the g

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we wait online and complain that the apple store is not up.t's happening. >> so far this is a fantastic sign for apple, right? >> yes. >> there is they're trial balloon. they get to see what skews are in higher demand and can use that to plan what they roll out and where. but you know it was rock. not as bad as it was three or four years ago. they need to make sure on launch day, inventory wise this now queue works smoother than this. >> and we always see this with web sites and the web services. if people really like something it is amazing the pain they will put up with. people want this product. and the fact that apple said they would have the store live at 12:01, i think i gave up at 12:40 time pacific. it still wasn't up. what other company can get away with that. >> did you get the plus? >> yes. no question. and the plus sold out by this morning. so my bet on phablets and the cargo pants is looking very good now. >> you saw the phone on tuesday. you waited online last night to get it. what about the multimonth gestation for the watch? do

you know i hate online dating. melissa: why do you hate online dating?nline dating because it is the most undignified way of dating. melissa: is it more undignified is to meet somebody drunk at the bar? >> what is dignified is going to the harvard club, go to church. melissa: online dating has become a huge thing. some of it is about relationships, some of it is about getting a free dinner. what is wrong with some of these sites have organized themselves so they are specifically focus on people looking for other folks like themselves? a sorting process, there something wrong with that. >> online dating sites is a vehicle by which married men are trolling women. but the women to have sex. melissa: going from dating, marriage, professor recently published an op-ed article in "the new york times" stating housewives receive less credit then low-wage workers and homemakers should be fully paid for their efforts. i'm not surprised this started in italy be at talk about being paid maybe by their husbands or more likely the government. >> are they going to pay t

how will you get that online?udents are not just becoming masters graduates, they are becoming tar hills. in a way that may not be obvious. students is ugly get together often. they do practicum in their local community. one degree is a master of science in midwifery. they will not make someone a master of science and medical every without delivering -- master of science and midwifery without delivering babies. education done in a different way. thinking about the labor force. how did the professors think about this? is it more work for the same pay, or as someone who has taught at a university, i know professors think about this a lot. if i am teaching more students, am i making more money? >> one of my favorite quotes from a faculty member is a professor at usc that said i have a greater sense of intellectual intimacy then my online students and their on-campus counterparts. you have 10 people in a classroom. it is super intimate. phrase no back row. what if you could eliminate the the row and bring all students

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isis also hijacks news events online using a sophisticated media center. investigators are analyzing the highly produced execution videos. >> the media center in syria, this is like a digital network. it's almost like a tv station. >> they have the ability to move camera, lighting, sound, into an austere situation, do the deed without being molested, nobody is dropping bombs on them. move back to their media center and get it on the web in a manner of minutes. they have the capability to get the equipment and money to do it. >> does it look to you they have a team with professional training? >> yes. >> and maybe former journalists? >> there is some suspicion that some people in the music industry is helping them with music and sound maybe even with executions. >> and it's media guru is believed to be this 33-year-old american from the boston area now on the fbi's most-wanted terrorist list. >> he was born in france and speaks multiple languages. he can appeal across multiple platforms. >> this is what isis is doing online now. >> see them taking hashtags a

do you, for example, bank online? >> i do bank online and on my mobile phone. passwords, maybe every six months, to be honest with you. i don't change them that often. but the thing that i do is i use a password manager. i do not try to make up my own passenger -- passwords, because i will either forget them or make extremely weak ones i can remember. so i outsource that to a brain that comes up with very complex passwords. a lot of these programs are freely available for people to download. i highly recommend one. a lot of times they will it you know, there has been a breach with such and such, you might want to change your password. that is extremely helpful. so that is a tip i tell everyone, change that. and i also always enable two-factor authentication through my mobile device or something if a bank offers that. when i log in not only do i enter my password, but i get a digit code on my mobile device. that makes it a lot harder for criminals to gain access to your account. so always try to enable that as well. >> final question? >> every two or three month

he is also the cofounder of the popular online dating site ok cupid.nk you for being here. >> it is a pleasure. >> you look a little nervous. you look like you landed on the star trek enterprise. i want to mention that ok cupid did ok because you ended up selling it. >> yes, in 2011. >> he got the online dating site, you sell it in 2011, make some money and you decide you want to write a book? >> the site started in 2003 so we had eight years of doing this on our own. me and three other guys -- we realize that course of running the site, you realize to a person likes, but they hate. you learn a lot about human nature. it occurred to me that people on facebook or google or twitter are probably answering different questions in the same way we are asking at ok cupid. i wrote the book to tie it all together. looking at the personal side of data about things people care about -- race, sex, politics. >> what what i learned that i turned to the middle of a dataclysm? what i say, oh my goodness, there is no way -- and debate about privacy, forget about it. rea

the media system that is emerging online isn't necessarily more inviting than the system that proceeded it. a lot of the old problems carried over and i am especially interested in that. >> host: when the internet came online was it supposed to be an open platform? >> guest: it was invented in a ad hoc way for existing computers to network and communicate. it was an academic experiment funded by the government partly. the internet wasn't necessarily supposed to be what it has become. the excitement and rhetoric of it being this egalitarian system sort of corresponded with its mainstreaming and becoming something lots of people use and that idea picked up when social media became common because then it was clear that users have this opportunity to not only, you know, read or watch content on the internet but to contribute and to post their own pictures and their own ideas and opinions. so you know the idea -- well the internet did emerge from this public spirited, academic community as it spread we created this mythology around it. it is an interesting tipping point. we are seeing right

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. >>> next - online grocery start-ups are all the rage. i know what you're thinking "haven't we seen this before." and why these ideas might succeed this time. that's coming up. @ >>> internet companies are racing to implement an idea that crashed and burnt years ago - delivering groceries to your cart. post-mate, instay-cart had a nearby or spin. they change the ways you buy yesesies. venture -- by groceries. venture capitals are taking a risk. disrupting the traditional grocery business involves complicated logistics that destroyed other companies. mary snow reports. >> same groceries, no store. >> reporter: it was the hinden burg of the.com era. so years ago, the online start up aiming to make grocery stores obsolete. it pumps over $1 million into an infrastructure of filling warehouses with food. the company had vans aimed at same day grocery delivery. it expanded too quickly and crashed and burnt. it was ant a colossal -- it wasn't a colossal failure, but became a joke. fast-forward 10 years, it's day jar few all over again, but now 1

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you can buy a max of four per game online or over the phone. an o's fan the opportunity to register for ticket lottery is already over. sorry. maybe you've got a friend or you can make some friends. winners of the drawing will be notified on wednesday. you can find all this information, all you've got to go is go online to nbcwashington.com. and we've got it all right there for you. that's all for news 4 this week. i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us. as always we're going to leave you with more of those celebrations from the nationals and the orioles. until next week, remember, be safe, be kind, be happy. bye bye, everybody. . . in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely di

the hospital says, we are aware of the comments made online by his father throughout asher's admission we have had conversations about the treatment options available to him and we had offered the family access to a second opinion as well as assistance with organizing treatment abroad. asher's parents took him from the hospital in britain on thursday. the family, including the boy's six siblings, left the country, triggering an international search. the parents were arrested over the weekend at a hotel in malaga, spain. they say they went there to sell their vacation home to raise money for the proton therapy for their son. >> it's the best treatment. >> reporter: now english police are facing questioning about whether they overstepped. >> medical experts were saying if he didn't get the care that he needed, there was a potential threat to his life. faced with those circumstances, i make no apology for the police being as proactive as we possibly can to actually find asher and ensure that he gets the help he needed. >> reporter: appearing at a madrid court monday, asher's parents face

the photos were stolen and posted online. they are calling it the biggest celebrity privacy breach in history. the washington post says this casts doubt on the security of popular online storage sites. >> thank you. sports now. it starts with the news from the u.s. open. >> we start with tennis. -- qualified for the quarterfinals after easing past germany. like joe wilford, he felt disappointed after losing to virginia. >> this is a defeat that is not easy to digest. i wish i could have pushed him a little bit more. try to have one sets that i felt i had in my grasp. in the end, it was a victory for him. and last of a while. -- played their last match. [indiscernible] made it safely through. >> i think she played well. she could have played better. hopefully, if i can make it up last -- make it past that, i will have to play better. the 28-year-old was dropped. they opted for united, despite interest from manchester. -- is on his way out. he has completed a deal with madrid. the mexican international has been -- >> he tried t

. >> it is a bit more contentious online. voter i.d., shoulding government-sanctioned voter i.d. be required? no, it doesn't justify the disenfranchisement they cause. aaron makes the point, most people don't have the money to pay the fees and we actually have a video comment from a loyal streamer jonathan. give him a listen. >> given the number of districts and u.s. voter i.d. laws are against the first amendment of the accusatio constitution. >> all right patrick. in wisconsin where it might affect 300,000 voters, do you think these new i.d. laws would restrict voting and are unconstitutional? >> we talk about the different laws and new standards. we do don't have a lot of evide, something i would trust that's objective, what impact they have as far as voter i.d. and registration. the only thing we know, if you allow in-alternative voting on the weekend before the election does increase turnout among democrats. and we do know that's a fact based on have it local races, also some things that happened in 2012. it just allows those activists to get more people out over more days.

in an online space.eresting. it is not just one demographic or one group. as you pointed out, it is not the college mission -- college-h groups, but younger people, and even people that already have a college education or want more out of their own interest or in preparation for their careers. >> it is a great idea. 8 million people have signed up. 7% completed their courses. i am one of them. i have to give it a try. ,hank you, david leebron joining us from washington, d c coming up, there is a global selloff as treasury secretary jack lew crackdown on tax and version. stocks set to open lower as we had to the opening bell in just about 10 minutes. ♪ theust out with earnings, world's largest cruise company, carnival, beating revenues. has spent a long time on carnival cruises and joins us with more. >> they are beating on both the top and bottom line. what caught my attention is they are boosting annual forecast again. go back to the june order, they did that as well. some analysts are saying this could

north carolina native ran the slick online magazine "inspire." now it appears isis has its own american guru abu asumara. >> not too far away from where the patriots play football. >> he had privileged upbringing ashe son of. >> he went to a high school which is a catholic school not too far away. he comes over here just for his senior year. we don't know why he left. but we know that he graduated here. >> the principal told us that he fit. in he was, you know, didn't strike her as being out of the ordinary too much. >> abu sumara studied computer science here. during this time period, authorities believe he became fully radicalized. he and his wanna be jihadi friends would spend saturday night watching al qaeda videos and becoming part of the reaction. >> post 9/11 they start to hate america. >> he traveled on several occasions overseas. his first travel was in april of 2002 when he traveled to pakistan for the purposes of seeking military style terrorist training. >> abu sumra and buddies nailed first attempt. according to these court records i

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we'll also be streaming that news conference online at station wjla.com. you can find extensive coverage of the case. >> new tonight, we are learning frightening details about a fairfax county man accused of holding a teenager captive to sexually exploit her. the man is facing charges of abduction. police say he met his victims online. northern virginia bureau chief is live in falls chief. jeff, how long has this been going on? >> this was happening for several month brs it was finally reported to police. at which point the human trafficking unit in fairfax got involved in making arrests last month. this was a 17-year-old girl who had not been reported missing but is now recovering from it a deeply awful and traumatic xperience. on a quiet cul-de-sac, an awful situation unfolded with a girl just 17 years old. fairfax police say that several months ago a 17-year-old girl met a man on facebook and the two agreed to meet. the 27-year-old man is accused of abducting her and holding her captive in this falls church for three months, victimizing and sexually exp

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