it is something you have to learn to live with an workaround, but but it's definitely something controllable and something that can be put to the back of your mind. excuse me. but i also know that it is going to be difficult for them to talk to somebody who hasn't in the encino. unless you have been there and witnessed it and gone through it and felt it they may have a hard time talking to you about it. the only thing you can do is be there for them. if they want to talk let them talk. let them tell you what other and no matter how bad, how shocking it may be, just love them. give them your undying support and let them know i am here for you. no matter what you've seen what you've done i am here for you because you served for me and now i'm going to serve you. as far as the rest of your family thank you so much for everything your family has done and i'm really sorry that your son has gone through and made such sacrifices. i definitely wish of the best. postcode here is the book "american sniper: the autobiography of the ost lethal sniper in u.s. history". we've been talking with the author,

inability to conduct retail costs can wipe out profits for some stores and accountants look for legal workaround like dedupr of that does not directly touch pot. >> if you do not handle deductions properly there's no way you can remake enough money to remain in business. >> reporter: he's seen them file illegally and never with a tax return. >> i see a learning curve for some people. i don't know there's much learning involved but there's paying and that is disappointing. >> reporter: disappointing but perhaps necessary as pot comes out from the shadows. who knew a gathering of accountants could be so interesting? for "nightly business report," jane wells, san diego. >>> that does it for "nightly business report" for tonight. tyler will be back with me tomorrow. i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. have a great evening, everybody. and we'll see you tomorrow. laura: hamlet folk often said that you could see gossip coming out of mrs. mullins' mouth like steam. the local wives dreaded the sight of her keys on her finger, for if her door was locked it meant she was all set for a morning's tittle-tat

>> the question is there a workaround? >> do you go to books.com? do you know that books & books can sell you exactly the same books that amazon can? our business isn't based on what we do on line been a stretch of imagination but the fact is there can't be a bookstore in every community in the country. they are more of us today than there were a decade ago but the fact is that yes there are communities that are underserved. we are trying to address that but you can shop on line at any bookstore and have access. >> most everybody here in miami knows books & books but let's face it if you are not in miami and you are in a smaller area in florida or you are in texas and some other place in the country that doesn't have a books & books and they are out of borders and there are no more barnes and nobles around. there was was a kids book store that used to be an aperture that was within walking distance that i used to go to with my children. they are in college now. they haven't been there in 15 years. if you don't know of a books & books that's in your

archives is uneven sometimes blocked, sometimes given only to very few preferential people there are workarounds. there are ways to get your hands on this material. i discovered that my problem was not access to the documentation but volume. i was just overwhelmed by the massive documentation absolutely crushing amount of stuff to read through. which is one of the reasons the endnotes and bibliography are substantial because i worked there great amount of material. they're probably think that i have not seen that i would like to see and if i ever get to see them i may change my mind about some of the issues but from everything that i was able to see and i have to tell you was very substantial work 11 years of my life i am confident that i have found not only new information but have been able to confirm something that happened in the past and have been able to show that something that we think happened didn't happen. it's very important at least for me personally that this is not a speculative book. this is not a book that puts words in anybody's mouth. this doesn't do with some biographers do v

with more on the workaround over to melissa. >>> your alternate is down connecticut to massachusetts to work your way to the west end of r street. of course megan will be live for us tweeting from there as that reopens this morning hopefully before too much of a rush. wide look at things, beltway looking quite good. 66 and 95 rolling along, as well. prince william county into and out of town look going about that beltway at landover moving along quite nicely. and again we'll keep you updated on the water main situation. >>> fire investigators say a christmas tree fueled a deadly fire at a mansion in annapolis. this fire started in an outlet that was powering 15,000 lights on the pyle family's 15 did-foot tree. the tree was dried out. don and sandy pyle and their grandchildren had no time to get out. investigators say a sprinkler system in the home would have saved their lives. starting in june all new homes in maryland will be required to have sprinkler systems. >>> a sterling man charged in a murder for hire plot will appear in a courtroom today. dallas brumback will appear for a bo

it is something you have to learn to live with an workaround, but but it's definitely something controllable and something that can be put to the back of your mind. excuse me. but i also know that it is going to be difficult for them to talk to somebody who hasn't in the encino. unless you have been there and witnessed it and gone through it and felt it they may have a hard time talking to you about it. the only thing you can do is be there for them. if they want to talk let them talk. let them tell you what other and no matter how bad, how shocking it may be, just love them. give them your undying support and let them know i am here for you. no matter what you've seen what you've done i am he

but i think the stem education, which is important, fills fewer jobs i think, then building the workarounds and preparing both for the new and changing economy that is not the result of technology alone. the economy has been changing for a long time, more flexible work, self-employment, all of these things, and how do we help repair the workers that have been displaced for that new world of informal entrepreneurship is i think a bigger question for policymakers more broadly. >> i have to say something about the stem comment. just down the street is mr. teitelbaum at harvard saying it does not exist. that there is a traditional cycle that happens time and again. it happened in the 1950's. if you look at employment rates and wage rates for people that have technical training, there does not seem to be a problem. wages have been relatively stagnant even for them. the idea that we can educate our way out of this by teaching everybody math is highly questionable and we need to look at that as well. >> what is the relation between stem education and some of the concerns in the tech industry about