matt: how will qvc, or how should qvc integrate them to keep a separate and strong brand but to alsooost those synergies? >> it is definitely important. protecting the brand would be one of the first things you focus on. do not lose your current customer base. they are different in the backend in the way they cover shipping. very similar, they going for that unique product i would definitely focus early on trying to find the synergies where it makes sense without a running the brand or hurting the portfolio. matt: etsy comes to mind immediately. because it is about a $2 billion company. but in general you have mentioned a lot of these tech ipos follow the same pattern. niche retailers come out, are we seeing a wave of m&a? >> we are starting to see a bit of this, where these newer companies are really owning a certain market and really attracting a certain type of customer. once they saturate that, that is when they start to struggle with growth. some of these bigger retail players are also looking for growth in these kind of really committed, loyal customer basis. potentially more o

acquisitivey company, so we will ask for her qvc on qvc lying zulily -- buying zulily.t stock that then tanked and so investors of other hot docs that have been tanked may betsy -- like etsy interested. caters to moms and i sy catersir kids and et to people who want god's eyes and knit sweaters. maybe they could be the same acquisition target. internethe retailer types popping up all over the place and are hot for a moment pan.hey are a flash in the it does not make sense for qvc to be putting the together. alix: if a smaller player ends up falling off the cliff, they have deeper park it's -- they have deeper pockets so they can support that growth. they get this discount play and the loyal customers that come with it because zulily has a big customer base. .s does etsy i joke about it, but the people who shop there do love it. so if you get the involvement of qvc, maybe that will bring those wires to qvc's other assets. since the stock has tanked so much from the initial public offering, maybe they are getting a deal. and qvc generated about $10 billion in sales. that'

the ceo of qvc said the two companies have a lot in company. >> i've been talking to our team at qvc about zu lily for the last couple of years. i've used them as a role model for someone taking a new approach to the web. we're both companies that are trying to create inspiration, create the joy of discovery, to bring customers back every day with new ideas to add value to their lives. >> shares of zu lilly jumped 49% to close at $18.74. liberty interactive fell to $29.80. the pump and valve maker pent hair is purchasing erico global for $1.8 billion. it comes weeks after the activist took a stake. finished at $62.60. >>> este lauder reported a decline in sales and gave soft guidance in the fiscal year. cosmetic maker which owns brands like clinique and mac and bobby brown said the results were hurt by the stronger dollar. the stock fell almost 7% to $82.80. >>> luxury hotel owner strategic hotels and resorts is exploring a possible sale. the investment trust has hired jpmorgan as its adviser. that sent shares of strategic hotels up over 2% to $14.22. u.s. steel is closing an alabama

qvc announcing they will buy zulily.chu with the look at the performance of some other ipos, and it could be a minksed back. >> renaissance capital tracks a lot of these ipos, and they run an etf that track them. they took some stats, and this is why it becomes disconcerting. earlier in the year and a little built beyond, we saw basically the broader market, the s&p 500, we'll call that the broader market had been tracking fairly well. since february, we see a nice sharp outperformance in recent ipos over the past couple years over the s&p 500. here on the right-hand side of the screen, you'll notice we're back to about even as tracked by their index as well as the s&p 500. so all of a sudden the broader market is now performing in line with recent ipos. take a look at some of the stocks that have been the biggest drag. according to kathy smith over an renaissance capital, she looks at three stocks in particular that have weighed on the ipo index they track. alibaba, for one, we've known that big slide, huge pop, that th

. >> we're partnering with qvc. let's get a check of the weather. >> humidity will start to build this afternoon, but down south in western florida, that's where we're seeing some really heavy rain today. flooding has been reported all across tampa. we're looking at an additional 1 to 3 inches of rain likely today, perhaps even some areas picking up 3 to 6 inches. so flooding still a major concern down there. we also have a slight risk of stronger storms across the eastern great lakes and the interior northeast. hail, damaging winds, can't rule out a tornado. those are all possible today. but that front will eventually start to cool temperatures down as we go into the middle and end of the week. also looking at a chance of some monsoonal moisture in the southwest. finally, we're starting to see things cool off in the northwest, though. and i see you're turning 12 where are you from? >> florida. >> florida, where it's raining. but you're up here where it's nice and sunny. there. that's a look >>> good morning, everyo

or zulily. >> will qvc go more flash ori t oriented?r look like? >> that's an overlap in how they do things in terms of trying to sell through and the kinds of items they have that are differentiated. whether you have personalalties on zulily or flash it on qvc. i think this opens up new avenues for experimentation. >> we've been discussing amazon a lot after this piece this morning and talks about their workplace culture. can you character rise thize th rival in this space right now? >> i think zulily has lived in the shadow of amazon and prospered. they're differentiated. it's a different kind of a company than amazon. we have nothing but respect for amazon and frankly want to stay as far away from them as possible, not only in terms of competition but in terms of the business model and in terms of what we're offering consumers. what our customers want is a different kind of experience. >> have you looked at way fair or some of these companies that are revolutionized the web via customer service and actual humans involved which i know

>> you know, qvc is a great company and zulily and qvc i think are a pretty good fit for each other.a consolidation standpoint, though, what's interesting they're just not that many scale e-commerce companies out there. could there be more consolidation, sure. i don't think there's a tremendous amount of great pure plays. >> i mean, you know, we mentioned they were down 66%. you're just going the other direction, your stock has been on fire here which would -- but would you entertain offers if they came your way? he asked naively. >> here's how we think about it. would you look at an offer? of course you would. for us we're in a great situation where we have basically sales at about $2 billion run rate and our direct business grew at 80%. it excel rated its growth even though our marketing costs are coming down. we're in a good position and we think there's -- this is only the beginning for us. >> it's interesting, niraj, what you said, if we put amazon aside, the behemoth, $250 billion market cap, you're saying the rest of the on-line retail space is actually too small, that it's no

the owner of qvc, liberty interactive, is buying retailer zulily.ll pay about two points for millions of -- two point million dollars for zulily. what the shares sold four-way zulily went public in november 2014. and the parents come of all of garden -- the parent company of all of garden restaurants -- a new chief executive today. the reit will these properties back to darden. is beefing up its security team in a push to defend against hackers and on -- itsices and employees offices and employees. it will have quadrupled the size of its security stuff by the end of the year. staff will be in charge of everything from data security to vetting drivers and backgrounds. those are your top stories. markets are closing in europe, so for the very latest, let's go to manus cranny in london. manus. : what a difference one hour makes. the push and pull. he push came from the u.s. flat manufacturing data which disappointed, but the pull comes from greece. 35% below the average we have seen over the past 30 days. out a gain as we go into the close. we see brea

we will see back here tomorrow afternoo qvc gets a lifeline. eat could this mean for tsy? i am matt miller, in for emily chang. this is bloomberg west. dr. dre gives apple music a trial run. plus, is the amazon model a harbinger workplaces of the futures? all of that is ahead on bloomberg

can a qvc owner save the struggling retail site? scarlet: good afternoon.t fu reunited here with alix steel. alix: i want to sing it -- ♪ reunited and it feels so good ♪ if we look at the 10 day average, the doubt down 20 20% and thecuse me, s&p down 26% lower volume. it is illustrating that nothing is going on.

she might well be able to as she does on qvc, we just don't know. >> david, hue do you think she can to voters and how do you see her role evolving in trump's campaign? >> well, listen, obviously the voters are not begrudging donald trump his wealth or living up in trump tower or being famous and a celebrity. they are still excited and enthusiastic about his candidacy. because of the way he is speaking truth and what they believe is this brash style and willing to take anybody on. so even though he he was a completely different lifestyle than the voters he's sort of tapping into, they still feel he's giving voice to their anger. if she can do that similarly on the campaign trail, melania will be a huge asset for him. in addition to being the character witness, as gloria is saying, which spouses always are, it's also, if you have a successful spouse, somebody who can really get out there and bring the message, you double the time on the trail, basically, of the candidate. so she could be in new hampshire while donald trump's in iowa. when you get to the candidate resource of time like

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qvc is owned by john malone liberty interactive. melissa.sa: trophies giving out for just showing up. james harrison, pittsburgh steelers outside linebacker sparking quite a debate after taking away awards given to his children because they didn't earn them. harrison says very proud of my boys encourage them to the day i die, these trophies will be given back until they earn a real trophy. i'm not sorry for believing that everything in life should be earned and i'm not about to raise two boys to be men by making them believe that they are entitled to something just because they tried their best. i think that was way his voice sounded when he wrote it, don't you think? that is what it sounded like in his head. bruce and jack are back along with veronica daguerre of "wall street journal" i have zero athletic talent. for me being on a team and making it to the end of the season kind of deserves -- not that i ever got a trophy tore that, being on team getting to the end, no am i wrong, bruce terkel? >> i was always with you. i would take any tro

. >> ♪ >> the owner of qvc is buying on line shopping site zulilly for more than $2 billion. in limited time sales of toys children's clothing and other merchandise. qvc is headquartered here in west chester and is part of the deal zulilly will keep its headquarters in seattle and the ceo will remain in his position. >> some lucky philadelphia teachers will continue getting their educations expanded thanks to bill gates. a $2 million grants was announced at the university of pennsylvania today by the bill and melinda gates foundation. it provides professional development for public school teachers in education camp. superintendent bill hite was there thanking everyone during the events. >>> a chicago startup company released the first wristband that displays moving images and bends. the maker of wove has spent years creating what's inside these high tech bands. now, the bends dabble technology uses black and white e paper. the wearable devices are not mainstream yet but marking research does show that the flexible display marketplace is expected to be worth nearly $4 billion

the amazon phenoms qvc is buying it for $2.4 billion. qvc is a homeshopping basically channel. zulily 74%. security people using air bnp called into question after raid u.s. team traveling madrid claims he was held against his will and sexually assaulted in an apartment he rented on air bnp. during his confinement he texted his mom who tried to appeal to air bnp. but the address, get the cops involved. all rights. judge andrew napolitano is here. does airbnb not take care of their customers overseas. the mac they have for liability for that behavior but it would depend upon coming to be happy to hear this, the state in is filed. airbnb did nothing to help this guy. the remedy is a lawsuit for damages. he is claiming trauma as a result of this forced activity, which may require years of eric p. to resolve. so with for example he worked from and where to sue our home state of new jersey, i believe is in massachusetts in which it's the same. it is extremely favorable to the business and i.t. so you invite someone into your business. you invite this guy made to use your business co

>> liberty will be rolled into qvc. if you think of what the -- >> does qvc have stores?e retailer. >> only online. >> it's an online. >> so it's all -- >> no brick and mortar. >> it came off a good quarter. they were off pressured with stock. they just released a report and that stock went up. well. >> that's the thing. >> is ed seenow in place? is that owe pinterrest. >> you are talking amazon and -- >> netflix. >> not even. >> the totally different. but in the meantime -- >> what's your fate purchase you made off zulily? you are hammering for not buying. >> the stocks that people watched. >>> it went public if fall 2013. it's been very volatile. >> i haven't bought stuff. i definitely checked it out. it's especially for kids. let's talk about china. china's currency moves, question about the u.s. economy putting a september rate hike in question. we have two opposing views on this ready to duke it out this morning t. deputy chief u.s. economist at ubs, greg kumar is here president of kumar strategies. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> start the debate. what is g

qvc bought day 32 day. -- zulilly today. more when we come back.: checking the markets, a very even full day, in part due to that zoo lilly takeover. they will require on-line retailer, for billion, and tesla, getting a big boost, mobil eye stock up this year, one of first stocks i recommended on this show. tesla, morgan stanley saying this going over $400 a share, then overall market, we were down right out the gate, made a nice reversal, what is going on? steve, you know these are sessions that we start lower, dow off 100 on a bad economic report, then we fight back. i see these as buy signals, what do you make? >> i'm skeptical of the market on the whole, but i have to concede you are right, i am glad you use word fight, i think this is a rocky balboa market right now. it is not pretty, it is not particularly skilled, but it is not going down. this is a market -- if i could use one word that would describe this market in 2015, resiliency. this is a resilient stock market right now. i am still worried about valuation, but i have to concede this m

juliet: parent company of home shopping channel qvc looking to reach younger shoppers, liberty interactive is buying flash sales for $2 billion. growth with that merger, has a network of 10,000 partners and offers thousands of products, 56% of its orders placed over mobile devices. moody's as both brands should benefit from combined sourcing distribution and technology. robert: could be your chance to own a real piece of reality tv, real houseflies of new jersey star's home in stafford township will be auctioned off at numb to be at the ocean county justice complex. the star and her husband bought the canal from home in 2005 for $345,000. joel will be sold as is. the minimum bid is $100,000 and will go up in $1,000 increments. peter hanson joy were convicted of bankruptcy fraud leading to the home being put in foreclosure. the real one. >> it is me, colonel sanders. sanders. i am the real colonel sanders. this is how you sell chicken. juliet: the fast food chain hired norm macdonald to replace campaign. one at, at going to take back his identity as the real colonel sanders. in another the

qvc is buying zulu. toresents a 49% premium where's the lily" friday -- where zulilly closed friday. olivia: apple's project may be closer to hitting the road than first believed. the guardian newspaper saying the company is building a self driving car and is looking for testing sites. google driverless cars already being tried out on silicon valley street. apple is not commenting on the new report. those are your top headlines this morning. that is pretty cool. matt: that is pretty cool. there really is not a heck of a lot going on this morning. i normally try and sensationalize. olivia: everything. matt: there is not a lot of news this morning. olivia: the apple wireless carts critical. matt:? we have been talking about for months and months. it is not a solid piece of news. olivia: we don't want to deliberately underwhelmed the audience. matt: there are days where this happens and today is one of those days. coming up next on the "bloomberg mayet day," millennials become automaker bread-and-butter. th

. >> so thank you for opening my eyesy watched qvc and one of the things in the make up segment can youk like i have bigger eyes. >> i have to have them actually. >> it goes with that big mouth with you. >> seriously. >> i hope you are hungry because i will serve you a platter. >> shove it in your mouth a little bit. >> that is a good thing. >> you got a try this. >> go outside. >> i'll take you to the restaurant called ben and marilyn. ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk. all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. squeeze. stir. share. >>> national eat outside day we're outside. >> it is a gorgeous day. mike always does, these fancy restaurant. >> he went to budd and marilyn and he tried the popo plotter and he says you've got the to try this. >> yes. >> i'm right on the corner, i mean, right on the corner of 13th and locust street. brand new place, and i'm meaning really brand new. she has done it again, here's chef marci. nice to have you on this segment call you got to try it. budd and marilyn. >> my grand parents on my mother's side, they owned a operated a restaurant for almost 50 years.

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there's glitzy and glamorous magazine covers and her own line of jewelry on qvc. >> i want all women to have a piece of my jewelry because it will make them feel special. >> reporter: she also took a silly turn in an aflac insurance commercial. >> aflac. >> reporter: before becoming mrs. trump, melania had long been a fixture on the modeling scene beginning her career at just 16 in her native country of slovenia. by 18 she had a contract with an agency in italy jetting as her biography puts it between milan and paris building a career where just two years later she met her future husband, donald trump. >> we met in 1998. it was a fashion week. it was a fashion party. we were both invited. >> reporter: it was her first marriage to a man known for his famous marriages. and even more for his infamous splits. larry king interviewed the newlyweds back in 2005. >> do you worry about women and him being attracted to them? >> no, i don't worry about that at all. i know who i am and if a man doesn't want to be with me or i don't want to be with the man -- >> good-bye and good luck? do you wor

. >> i bet you they have that on qvc you could get a good ship.we, yah. >> i wish i liked it. >> we have an subsequent here on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound, luckily this officer pulled over on to the shoulder here but watch everything is just wet and slow this morning from the heavier rain. we have a jammo in the bennie coming from downtown from this jumping over to eighth and vine. we are bumper to bumper from academy in through girard. accident in the left lane. the westbound 422 watch for an accident out near sanatoga interchange, all of the construction zones are a little slower than normal again, some drains that are clogged we have that situation earlier this morning and on the schuylkill under the tunnels at 30th street. southbound 42 freeway an accident before atlantic city expressway from mount holly toward bellmawr and watch for delays at the airport because of the weather. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> if you are nervous when flying, you know, in an airplane, is what the other alternative. >> in an airplane, of course. ar

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. >>> the parent company of the shopping network qvc is doing some shopping of its own and announcednternet retailer, for 2.4 billion dollars. they specialize in on line/sales so buyers can snag a discounted item. they plan to close that deal by the end of the year. >>> a local non-profit gets a big donation to continue its work in education. ed camp is, receiving cash infusion all thanks to the bill and melindh gates foundation. leaders say new funding will get toward holding more conferences for teachers and providing grants to educators who want to implement new ideas. >> they wanted to create a space, they wanted a new reading corn turra reply to the camp foundation and we would then provide them with the money to do that. >> since its 200 founding in philadelphia, ed camp has held more than 700 teacher conferenceness 25 countries. we will be right back. >>> well, a wayward seal has people buzzing in event rally with new jersey, the sayerville police department pose to ted this video on facebook of the seals swimming in morgan creek. the seal, known as stash, that is the name, pr

there's glitzy and glamorous magazine covers and her own line of jewelry on qvc. >> i want all women to have a piece of my jewelry because it will make them feel special, elega elegant. >> reporter: she also took a silly turn in an aflac insurance commercial. >> aflac zblmt -- >> reporter: before becoming mrs. trump, melania has long been a fixture on the modeling scene, beginning at the age of 16 in slovenia, jetting between milan and paris, building a career before moving to new york in 1996. that's where just two years later, she met her future husband, donald trump. >> we met in 1998. it was a fashion week and it was a fashion party. and we were both invited. that's where we met. >> reporter: it was her first marriage, to a man known for his famous marriages. and even more for his infamous splits. larry king interviewed the newlyweds back in 2005. >> you worry about women being attracted to him? >> no, i don't worry about that at all. i know who i am. and if a man doesn't want to be with me or i don't want to be with a man -- >> good-bye and good luck. do you worry about her with

there is glitzy and glamorous magazine covers, and her own line of jewelry on qvc. >> i want all women my jewelry because it will make them feel special, it will make them feel elegant. >> reporter: she also took a silly turn in an aflac insurance commercial. >> aflac! >> before becoming mrs. trump, melania had long been a fixture on the modeling scene. beginning her career at 16 in her native slovenia. by 18 she had a contract with an agency in italy. jetting between milan and paris. building a career before moving to new york in 1996. that's where just two years later, she met her future husband, donald trump. >> we met in 1998, it was a fashion week, and it was a fashion party that we were both invited. so that's where we met. >> reporter: it was her first marriage to a man known for his famous marriages. and even more, for his infamous splits. larry king interviewed the newlyweds back in 2005. >> do you worry about him and being attracted to him? >> no, i don't worry about that at all. i know who i am. and -- if a man doesn't want to be with me, or i don't want to be with a man. >>

trish: home shopping network, qvc, doing shopping of its own buying internet retailer, zoo lilly.ll fay equivalent of $18.57 a share for zulily. check out shares as you would anticipate they're soaring. lib perty interactive down a touch. lately seems every time an acquirer goes out there to acquire something they actually see some upside, a little lift in their stock price as well. things may look like they're a little more back to normal today. >>> meanwhile a string of violence eup aring at local walmart in indiana has the town's mayor declaring the store a public nuisance. over the past few months they have seen brawls in the shampoo aisle. you can see on the left-hand side of the screen there. shootings, shoplifting but is it fair for mayor to blame the locals bad behavior on walmart itself? the mayor is joining me. dennis buckley joining me by phone from indiana. mayor buckley, good to have you here. explain to me why you want walmart to be paying the price every time your police have to show up at the store. >> well, officers of all, good afternoon. walmart beach grove, is

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we have an exciting collaboration with kwvk qvc. along with being a "today" contributor you're the creator of the gili collection sold on qvd. >> do you ever see products and think why didn't i think of that? we want to make one viewer make they product big. we're calling it "today's next big thing" go to today.com to submit your product criteria. home household pets, apparel accessories, and gadgets. you have to submit your idea by august 21st. nine finalists will come on "today" to pitch their idea. at the end of the week, they'll e?sell their product with me on qvc. >> thank you. >>> rick springfielded istknown and loved for "jesse's girl." now he's on the big screen starring as meryl streep's love inte st in the movie. >> that's why you're he mom and that's why i'm my kid's dad. i love my kids so much. don't you? >> yeah. >> so you want to just be friends? >> no. >> rick springfield, good morning. >> how are you? >> i should make clear you are not the rick key y in the movie. >> no. she's ricky. >> you're greg in the movie. >> y

qvca is the figure because it owns qvc.-- zoo lily and are 40% higher than friday's closing, but that is not as impressive as it seems considering julie's sales are down in the past year. if you have not heard of zoo lily, you're probably not apparent. sh fail site that to parents. see, zoo lily shares are rising about which is what you would expect. also, estee lauder this morning came out with this earnings. percent after the company talked about the currency effect. sales were down 7% last order because of the drag of currencies. if you look at constant currencies, the sales were up by 7%. also hurtingast is things. it is below what analysts have been anticipating stop -- anticipating. and finally, lumber liquidators. shares are down by more than 3%. the rose on friday after announcement that tiger management had taken a 238,000 share stake in the company. and then last night, 60 minutes reran the story about lumber liquidators that raise a lot of quality concerns about the lumber itself. this first aired in the late win

at the end, one person will come on and sell it with me on qvc and make it big.thing i will think, i wish i thought of that. >> like the pet rock. >> you're going to be back with a huge steals & deals including something wig big from american girl. now out to al on the plaza. >> thank you very much, jill. the man, the myth, the legend, lunchmoney lewis. he's got bills. he's going to sing it live. >> right here. i'm ... ==anim== eaking ws rescue crews a still combg the waters around >>> good wednesday morning. it's 8:26. i'm sam brock. that breaking news we're following this morning, rescue crews still combing the waters around the bay bridge. that's where earlier today a woman jumped from the span after a minor crash. it all started a little after 2:00 this morning. that's when chp officers responding to the crash approached the scene. two of the women believed to have been seen in that car started walking away. officers apprehended both of them. as for the third woman, officers say she was standing on the adjacent bike bath before she climbed the rail and jumped

at the end, one person will come on and sell it with me on qvc and make it big.other thing i will think, i wish i thought of that. >> like the pet rock. >> you're going to be back with a huge steals & deals including something wig big from american girl. now out to al on the plaza. >> thank you very much, jill. the man, the myth, the legend, lunchmoney lewis. he's got bills. he's going to sing it live. >> right here. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. a beautiful day on tap, bill. >> it sure is. lots of sunshine and we're seeing more sunshine now in the pocono mountains after some clouds starting things off this morning. a nice sunny view from lake wallenpaupack. a breeze is blowing. see the ripples on the water. 8-mile-an-hour wind in the pocono mountains. northwesterly winds, dry air moving in. a comfortable day today. the humidity is already falling. as the temperatures climb 82 degrees at 1:00, by 4:00, 83 with northwesterly winds at 11 miles an hour. >> heading

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like an announcements by qvc, kaiser permanente, othersns, u.s. bank, and to start using the cyber security framework to better protect the information they hold. it looks like a visa announcing their tokenization. introducing enhanced security. american express with identification. credit scores to consumers. free tools we can all use to more quickly respond to malicious attacks. what else? the other interesting thing is how we are collaborating more. thathing that came out was often times individuals or sector-specific engagement looks efforts by specific agencies addressing the sectors they work with to simulate cyber talked to the response is, in die identify key challenges moving forward so they can better respond in the future. one example is treasury. multiplehas run tabletop exercises, public and private which simulate what happens in a malicious attack and determine how best to respond said that we and government can help the private sector most quickly and effectively protect the american consumer. a key part of that is information shari

over head wires were damaged, good news, mike's qvc order has not been damaged. >> oh, thank goodness. >> roadblocked, warwick, between valley and sugar bottom. the rest of the day to make repairs. route 611 through warrington is the way to go. up here in king of prussia, an accident, 202 at henderson road. right there by the king of prussia mall. mass transit though looking good. mike and alex back to you. >> did you just mention the bridge and the tolls going up? >> i did. >> beautiful transportation steve keeley who is on this story. yes, the talcony palmyra, burlington bristol bridges, right now, the tolls $2, but paying cash, the burlington county bridge commission wants to double back to $4. >> if you get e-zpass, get a break, pay $3, tolls going up. commission says it needs the toll hikes to pay for work, that needs to be done on those bridges. that's still cheaper than the drpa bridges for sure, which cost $5, to cross over the delaware. >>> 7:32,. >> and the concord township board every supervisors gave approval for wawa in chaddsford to sell beer. the idea getting mixed reac

this looks like announcement by qvc, walgreens, u.s. bank, pacific gas & electric and others to start using the cybersecurity framework to better protect information that failed on behalf of the american consumer. it looks like visa announce a more aggressive timeline for tokenization, mastercard announcing millions to introduce new safety net procedures and features. and american express pitching advanced security technology in the form of multifactor authentication. and entities like a nation star who are now offering free credit scores on irregular basis to the consumer. begin tools that we all can be using to monitor for identity theft. and more quickly respond to a malicious attack or incident. what else are we doing? the other interesting thing is how we are collaborative more ever since. one thing that came out of the dialogue was that ofttimes individual core sector specific issue is the most effective. what does that look like? that looks like efforts by specific pages is resting the sectors they work with to simulate cyber inc