a powerhouse, shutterfly, buying them for $14.5 million.with a couple of millionaires. we asked, where did they get the idea in the first place? they revealed it was all because mom lost her phone and all of those photos of the children on it. right down to their youngest and that first tooth lost. the image of it lost for good, too. so, technically, the tooth fairy brought $14 million. >> i guess you could look at it that way. >> and we asked the ceo of shutterfly at the time if he knew that this mom and dad would be trouble, tough competition, if they didn't make an offer. now, if you didn't invest in them, do you think you would have been competing with them? >> we would have. >> and the sharks point out that it's often just one technical tweak that can set your idea apart from the rest, even if there are other, similar ideas out there. >> he figured out how to put it in a flexible envelope where the shipping costs were $2 less per unit. >> how much would it cost to send it if it wasn't flexible? >> $3. >> $3? and now that i can do this?

shutterfly's fourth quarter profit fell after it posted the slowest revenue grow since going public in6. they will shut offices in new york and santa clara, california. shares down 18%. >>> metlife posting a fourth quarter loss by its hedging program. excluding those losses from derivatives, the insurer's results still missed forecasts on weakness in the u.s. and latin america. down 1%. >>> royal ditutch shell's full-year production rising by nearly a quarter, reflecting the integration of bg group, which it acquired last february. shares up 1.5%. >>> amazon plans to have more than 200 daily flights from the new $1.5 billion air cargo hub it is building near cincinnati. the airport's chief tells reuters that amazon will be a full-fledged competitor to u.p.s. making a long-term move aimed at lowering shipping costs. amazon has given few details. as a cincinnatian, the airport is in northern kentucky, and everybody in cincinnati talks about how the airport has become a ghost town since delta and northwest merged. everything moved to detroit. this is a huge boost economically. it's a boos

. >> disappointing earnings from shutterfly. missing street expectations. $2.63. consensus was for $2.84. revenue below wall street consensus at $561 million versus 584. q 1 guidance below estimates. 2017 guidance is mixed. in the press release the company is saying there is a new focus on four strategic areas supported by its 2017 restructuring plans. shutterfly announcing four areas of strategic focus, making purchasing personalized products simple, expanding the range of products, pivot to mobile and leverage of the manufacturing platforms. shares down more than 15%. back to you. >> ouch! >> yeah. >> that's not good. thank you. we'll check back. >>> am so looking forward to this segment. trump elected president riding a wave of nationalism and economic reform. those two messages had some recalling ronald reagan's rise to the white house. mr. trump's america-first battle-cry has the likes of ray dalio who runs the world's largest hedge fund saying he is increasingly concerned about the emerging policies of the trump administration. >> so we are wondering, is tru

and you see this again today here so the qrvo for example had poor guidance, shutterfly missing guidancelow expectations. ralph lauren, we talked about the ceo leaving. ryder is one of the more interesting things, essentially dealing with truck leasing here, but used vehicle sales were disappointing overall. and what's interesting is this is one of the big winners in the whole reflation trade. remember ryder went from $70 to $80 on the whole trump trade between november and december on expectations that we would see this reflation trade and a company like ryder truck leasing company would naturally benefit. that made some sense. but they're not dramatically raising any of the guidance out there. it's been some disappointment and some realization what we've been talking about everyone is now realizing perhaps we can't move the numbers up as aggressively as we want. this is why we're getting this market pause right now. as for trump and the markets, a lot of hope around two meetings that are happening today and tomorrow. president hosting a meeting on tax reform, orrin hatch and others wil