this is t.j. maxx online of china. this is happening in if the chinese space.ion company. take a look at the names. >> intuitive surgical, one drop. >> this is a clowngrade. the stock had a tough -- >> resurrected the clowngrade. >> this year, it got off to a good start. up 17% year-to-date. long-term, we love the name. but short-term, we're worried about near-term growth drivers. it doesn't seem like a great reason to go from buy to neutral. >> and a pop for pancake day. commemorating england's day on fat tuesday. one chef has the world's most expensive pancake. it features lobster, caviar and truffles. the flap jack uses the tradition, which calls for using the spare ingredients in one cupboard. >> i didn't realize. i have that every day. >> it's pancake day for b.k. every day. >> every day, pancake day. >> i'm a waffle house guy. it's tough on pancake days. >> coming up next, another bitcoin site closing its doors. we have the shuttering of flexcoin. and some options traders were placing big bets on one tech name. mike khouw is here to explain. t or more on

t.j. maxx is in my old congressional district. they had a similar breach in 2007. it is not as though this doesn't keep happening over and over again. we keep treating it as though it is a huge surprise. senator blumenthal and i introduced the legislation to help accomplish that goal. we'll really have to deal with the issue. i think you. >> good questioning. i would like to be part of the bill. >> your staff was the first to receive a copy of the bill. >> good. you raise an important point. we measure everything based upon what it was. and, that absolves us from the responsibility of saying what it might become. the only important question, whether you're talking a national security, anything, what it might become. that is why we are constantly surprised. the painful memory of the boston marathon, i'm not sure what the teaching of that was. that was a traditional act. we have something we should've known that there have been advances in technology. this job is not to say exactly what it should be for this month, next month to be. that will reach many people who wi

for example, in the t.j. maxxch several years ago, the hackers were in an parking lot logging on to the open network there, and they use that had ability to launch one of the biggest breaches we have seen up until the target breach. host: jerry, good morning, on our line with republicans. you're on with john. turn down your tv and just go ahead with your comments. caller: ok. the statements i get from the credit card companies no longer have the cell phone number you can reach, whoever charged against your account. i've called the credit card companies, and they don't even have information as to who charged against the account. they stop you, they investigate fraud, but it takes quite a while to get it off your account. i think there needs to be more regulations as the hackers have combruvene their knowledge. host: thanks for the call. your thoughts? guest: i think jerry has a point, in that oftentimes when you see these -- even when you detect potentially fraudulent charges on your credit card statement, the info

t.j. maxx is in my old congressional district. they had a similar breach in 2007. it is not as though this doesn't keep happening over and over again. we keep treating it as though it is a huge surprise. inator blumenthal and introduced the legislation to help accomplish that goal. we'll really have to deal with the issue. i think you. >> good questioning. i would like to be part of the bill. >> your staff was the first to receive a copy of the bill. >> good. important point. we measure everything based upon what it was. us from thesolves responsibility of saying what it might become. important question, whether you're talking a national security, anything, what it might become. that is why we are constantly .urprised the painful memory of the boston marathon, i'm not sure what the teaching of that was. act.was a traditional we have something we should've known that there have been advances in technology. this job is not to say exactly what it should be for this month , next month to be. that will reach many people who will object. it is a good example. where the r

. >> the t.j. maxxs of the world are setting an example.it or is it about knowing your customer and income group? >> i haven't seen macy's numbers -- >> it's been outperforming. >> they have a great experience in store. fantastic inventory management, they know who they are and they are not overpromotional. >> inventory management is always the key, isn't it? >> it's the key in every retail business. >> it gets boring but that's where it goes. >> if you want to look at a retail company that outperforms over and over again it comes down to understanding their inventory and controlling the cash and you'll see it in the margins and they can afford to take a dip in sales because they can make it up in margin. >> camping world and specialty is helpful. you saw it with dick's. marcus, always good to see you. and we're into season two of the "profits." let's take a look at what you are working on. >> you are asking for 50%. >> your are arguing with me at 50% but i'm providing the resources. >> i'm letting my wife and life partner know what decisio

a statement ring like that, from t.j. maxx, i get all of my high-fashion pieces from there.lle. and last but not least, jennifer lawrence, i love this red dress. >> me, too. >> it's beautiful. >> i think every woman needs to own a drop dead red. and the dress is actually quite simple. now, oh, of course. >> caroline, what happened. it was a jennifer lawrence. >> come on, did you really? you needed to steal that moment, didn't you? >> i have to tell you, this is my favorite designing experience. it's all about rent the runway. every single dress you can find on the red carpet can be found at rent the runway. and for less than $100 here, this moment is hers. and that leah sophia necklace draped toward the back is on trend. >> i love that. >> all right. thank you so much. models, thank you so much. and we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> going on 9:00, gang. >> oh, we've got a lot coming up. >> a lot coming up. >> a lot. >> yeah. >> talk about adele dazeem. >>> good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. movie lovers will be headed out tonight to kick off a