[laughter] here's what we need to know about crowd funding tech tex forget shelly palmer can we do it ouch money? >> started a potato stock scene made himself his own like festival on potato salad. a great thing to do. you can, of course, immediately start your own funding the ben and juliet kick starter or i indigo campaign. it was started with the most amount of ever 85 a million for a video game on crowd funding sites. >> why qowld someone contribute to crowd funding? >> you get stuffed like incentives this is my favorite incentive this was called circus scribe. what i liked about this when it first happened was i saw it and thought stem research. science technology and math this is a pen you write on a piece of paper with and drop the circuit on and you can experiment for kids an a amazing way to learn how to do electronics in sort of lego kind of way. lego for electronics i put in 20. i decided to put in $100 when they fully got fully puntedded and they were 40, 50 grand, thin they raised $7h,000 all a in. they sent these out. so it was cool. another incentive that i like this on

you name it joining us, shelly palmer joins us at post 9, managing partner with landmark investments.nniversary google. 11 years ago today the company went public on the nasdaq, priced at $85 a share. jumped 18% on the first day of trading, over the next 11 years on a split-adjusted basis, up more than 1500%. here's a look back at what mark haynes had to say on ipo day. >> larry page, at the nasdaq market site this morning. set to light the wall in just about 20 minutes. google finally begins trading today. we're one day closer to this not being a story. >> speaking of google, the company did announce a new router today, it will cost about $200 and is controlled by an app. it's funny. a lot of retrospectives today, shell, about google. the "times" ran an editorial that week in which they called the company scrappy. in their words. who knew, right? >> and all of a sudden last week it becomes alphabet and mom and dad says hey, kids, search isn't cool any more, we're going to go make electric cars and you guys deal with search by yourself. ultimately, i think the guys have done an unbeli

she will her -- shelly palmer will, of course. >> talk about the new iphone. we think it might be an iphone 6s some people say the 7 that may brick out the new ipad 12 inch pro that is all exciting. big news ios watch, os2 strangely apple tv is going to be delayed. and there's two big reasons. one apple is having some trouble making content deals. tv industry was not that interested in having you watch tv over apple to real tv opposed to video on demand the way you would normally watch it. content that we know and love as television brings to the apple tv box. but they have not quite come to terms. and then amazingly apple has another issue that kind of boggles everyone's mind they're not sure how to get the bandwidth to deliver awesome television experience over the internet because internet, obviously, wasn't built to be television network opposed to television networks built to be television networks. >> i don't watch tv shows on the internet. i can't wrap my head around it. >> some don't have enough bandwidth and everybody makes joke about it. but never se

. >> shelly palmer thank you. on twitter we have much more still to come. >> we do. stay with us we'll be right back. glutes welcome back federal aviation administration has keeping a secret government study that says air traffic controllers are suffering from chronic fatigue study done by nasa completed four years ago. it warned that control terse work schedules undermine safety again a study that has been kept secret. faa published study yesterday after associated press reported on it. they found two in ten maid major mistakes and more than half blamed it on fatigue. some report working extensive midnight shifts others report being scheduled to 6-day workweek due toe lack of staffing. faa has not said what it is doing to address this problem. but again study came out four years ago. >> "new jersey now" taking a look at school start times how they affect kids 'health, learning, ability and safety. chris christie signed the bill authorizing department of education study less than a year after they start time at no earlier than 8:30 in the morning. do you remember wha

let's bring in shelly palmer hearing that it charming extra fees so that things will be wiped away for, you know, information and they didn't do that so some are suing. all things come out of this. >> two things are true in the 21st century anything that can be hacked will be hacked and the second thing is it probably has. so let's forget about protecting ourselves for this first time ever. lets say it is going to happen. i'm going to be hacked what do i do? well, this is kind of an important business continueing. you go through drills. at home only disasters we usually have are hurricane drills. like what do we do during a hurricane or blackout. well, i'm going to suggest to everybody listening what are you gong to do when your name shows up where it shouldn't show up? what are you going to do when your information is out there when you've been hacked when you buy identity theft not necessarily ashley madison embarrassed to death but stuff is out there. who do you call and what are your -- your recourse? >> why give your real name? [laughter] >> you know, ben you're going to a place i