. >> now we'll bring in r.j.i, thank you for getting up early with us. >> thank you for having me. >> r.j., we got to talk about international expansion because jack ma did say that he wants to grow alibaba outside of china. do you think alibaba has a brand name to resonate with consumers in europe and as well as the u.s.? >> yeah, i think that's going to be the largest challenge for ipo. i think the company's network effect really is confined to mainly china where it's attractive to a number of users and sellers. but we have difficulty believing that's going to translate borders. you have other strong companies like amazon and e-bay in north america. amazon in europe. it will be difficult for them to expand outside of china. you don't see them being anything more than a niche player. that being said, they have a tremendous amount of opportunity still left in china. >> we'll look at the data, r.j., recent data suggests that the country is slowing down. isn't that a concern for alibaba and its growth prospects? >>

but their friend, r.j. bolivar, says there were a few things about nathaniel's behavior that troubled him. did you ever get the sense that he was possessive of her? >> i mean, he definitely was, like, a bit possessive. like, he would get angry if she talked to people. i think he would look through her phone and things like that, which are kind of weird. >> i believe he loved her. he was obsessed with her. >> reporter: as authorities learned more about how lauren astley's body ended up in the marsh, they started to believe she was a victim of a disturbing trend: break-up violence. it's a crime that has no zip code; it's urban, suburban and rural. a relationship ends and what happens is an emotional surge of uncontrollable anger. it can be verbal or physical, and sometimes, as in the case of lauren astley, it can end in death. >> nathaniel fujita killed his girlfriend. >> reporter: gerry leone was the district attorney in the lauren astley murder case. >> he didn't like the fact that she broke up with him. >>

but their friend, r.j. bolivar, says there were a few things about nathaniel's behavior that troubled him. did you ever get the sense that he was possessive of her? >> i mean, he definitely was, like, a bit possessive. like, he would get angry if she talked to people. i think he would look through her phone and things like that, which are kind of weird. >> i believe he loved her. he was obsessed with her. >> reporter: as authorities learned more about how lauren astley's body ended up in the marsh, they started to believe she was a victim of a disturbing trend: break-up violence. it's a crime that has no zip code; it's urban, suburban and rural. a relationship ends and what happens is an emotional surge of uncontrollable anger. it can be verbal or physical, and sometimes, as in the case of lauren astley, it can end in death. >> nathaniel fujita killed his girlfriend. >> reporter: gerry leone was the district attorney in the lauren astley murder case. >> he didn't like the fact that she broke up with him. >>

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