park was xerox's think tank.re working on all these crazy out there ideas which included the mouse and overlapping windows and fonts and graphics on the computer screen. just to see if they could do it. steve jobs hears about some of the work going on at this lab and he wants a look. >> xerox park was an invention place. apple was an innovation place. steve was very visual and could see right away the visual graphic interface was different and more communicative than anything he had seen before. he knew it was effective because it was affecting him. >> jobs realizes this is the future of computing. this is a whole different kind of computer to be built. famously, a computer for the rest of us. >> 1984, the ridley scott commercial for the macintosh. >> it depicted a very thinly disguised representation of ibm's scary 1984's leader on a big screen saying that this tiny little company, apple, is going to destroy the reigning power. >> we shall prevail. >> on january 24th, apple computer will introduce macintosh. >>

behind the xerox machine today she got a little taste. what's the big deal i was smiling while i did it. she made a big stink about it and it took me two hours and a couple thousand dollars to calm her down. [laughter] i have one question. if she didn't want me to feather ernest why did she come into the xerox room? >> she had to make copies of the brady bill but if you remember that i have a list you can buy. she knew i was copying stuff in there. i had my jacket off and my sleeves rolled up revealing the well-defined musculature of my arms which are always bulging with desire. i know what she wanted. this didn't require a lot of thought. it's between the start of the investigation and the release of the committee he would have gone back and changed the deleted portions of the record even he confessed about making the changes. this went on until 1995. he went to oregon. let me read one more, to more? it's hard not to read about mills. when you do something like this you are always looking for the one you get to the last line of this one

considering whether to renew its contract for the seven cameras with the company that installed them, "xerox." the company is proposing a new five year contract... but bradenton police say the number of accidents at camera intersections have actually ?increased. more than 44 thousand drivers have been sent violations from the cameras since 20-10. a new warning from law enforcement for "pokemon go" players. pay attention... to thieves. sarasota police say a woman was playing the popular game on her phone when she got robbed monday night. the woman told officers she was playing at "marina jack" when a man came up behind her and grabbed her purse. to the ground, but she wasn't hurt. police say you should always be aware of your surroundings, play in groups or pairs.. and do not trespass onto private property when playing the game. and... smile for the camera disney guests. this friday, disney world is hosting its first ever "photopass day." the magic kingdom and epcot will have special photo appearances... by characters that don't normally roam the park. including the characters from movie... m

behind the xerox machine today she got a little taste. what's the big deal i was smiling while i did it. she made a big stink about it and it took me two hours and a couple thousand dollars to calm her down. [laughter] i have one question. if she didn't want me to feather ernest why did she come into the xerox room? >> she had to make copies of the brady bill but if you remember that i have a list you can buy. she knew i was copying stuff in there. i had my jacket off and my sleeves rolled up revealing the well-defined musculature of my arms which are always bulging with desire. i know what she wanted. this didn't require a lot of thought. it's between the start of the investigation and the release of the committee he would have gone back and changed the deleted portions of the record even he confessed about making the changes. this went on until 1995. he went to oregon. let me read one more, to more? it's hard not to read about mills. when you do something like this you are always looking for the one you get to the last line of this one

xerox has an app for commuters centennial will unveil the app next week. >> a forme university of colorado student convicted of rape will not spend anytime in prison. according to the daily cameron. austin wilkerson was sentenced to two years of work or school release and 20 years to life of beige. he was convicted earlier this year an sexually assaulting a female student that had too much to drink. he told her friends he would take care of her at a st. patrick's day in 2014. the charges carried up to 12 years in prison. but the judge ultimately decided the sentence. >> i see a lot of talk about da didn't do this and that. they had no choice. fda would have to decide. >> it is unfortunate that the dea is lagging so far behind on the science and the public opinion. >> the drug enforcement administration is not eyes but it did cave on letting marijuana be grown from outside the authorized facility in mississippi and that's a shift. here is anastasia bolton. >> the dea not taking marijuana out of the scheduled one act flies in the face of objective science as well as public opinion. >> i am n

we xeroxed it and the next morning he came back. i said the tea is waiting for you. and was in a wheelchair. he blocked the exit from the coffee room until i gave him the heads up the file was back in the briefcase. i wrote a book from my viewpoint of a band of brothers who got together to make this work. jeff johnson was therrest. bob had been an outstanding long jumper on the oregon track team who had a tragic accident building a canoe. he said why don't you see how it works with your company. he started there and did a phenomenal job for us for 20 years. greta: at many point you are strapped for cash. banks are shutting you down left, right and center. >> we were strapped for cash. i would go to the bang almost every day just to let them know where we were. the shoes were selling, the profits were coming. greta: necessity didn't always believe you. >> they were somewhat sceptical. but ri -- -- ell and one of my student called penny parks, one day i saw both of them were not cashing their payroll checks, they were keeping them in the drawer. they were sympathetic t

. >> blockbuster, xerox, polaroid. this update -- disruptive technology took them down, bankrupting their businesses. you can name dozens more suffering similar fate. we envision a whole sector that could be added to the list, the taxi industry. it doesn't take a psychic to see the end. massachusetts signed into law provisions that will help level the playing field by imposing regulations on these services. it establishes requirements for that ground checks and insurance are smart and endorsed by the new services. the law clears the way for uber and lyft to make pickups from logan. included in the legislation is a while the amount has thought it is a troubling fee. it is money that will be coming out of users pockets. that is an expense and operating practice that the taxi industry should have adopted years ago. will resist underwriting competitive industries at the expense of consumers. the public should not be required to fund the complacent who do not adapt and only seek to invest in innovation when it may be too la

xerox. polaroid. these are just 3 world-class companies that failed to adapt to emerging technology. disruptive technology like the smartphone and innovative competitors like netflix took them down, bankrupting their businesses. you can easily name dozens more suffering similar fates. we envision a whole sector that could soon be added to the list -- the taxi industry. it doesn't take a fortune teller to see the end of traditional livery services. uber and lyft are in widespread use across the world. extremely consumer friendly, easily hailed from your smartphone. massachusetts just signed into law provisions that will help level the playing field by imposing new regulations on these ride-hailing services. establishing requirements for driver background checks, inspections, and insurance are smart and even endorsed by these new services. the new law also clears the way for uber and lyft to make pickups at logan, pending approval from massport, who hopefully won't impede progress. 20 cent per-ride surc

bill: blockbuster, xerox, polaroid, world-class companies that failed to adapt to emerging technology. disruptive technology like the smart phone and innovative competitors netflix took them down. you can easily name dozens more suffering similar fates. we envision a whole sector that could soon be added to the list, the taxi industry. it does not take a fortuneteller to see the end of traditional lyft are a bargain compared to the cost of regular cabs and consumer friendly easily hailed from your smart phone. massachusetts signed into law provisions that will help level the playing field by imposing new regulations on these ride healing services. established requirements for inspections and insurance are smart and even endorsed by these new services. the new law clears the way for uber and l yft to make pickups at logan, pending approval. a $.20 per ride surcharge will and nickel of which will go toward the funds earmarked for job training and innovation for taxi and livery companies. while the amounts are small it is a matter of principle. the state is requiring innovative companies

and this afternoon widely scattered showers and thunderstorms xerox copied. about a 30% rain chance this afternoon. but we will get back toward -- thunderstorms. about a 30% rain chance this afternoon. and widely scattered storms this afternoon, near record heat. the high temperature 93 degrees. just two degrees shy of the record. and we will hover in the low 90s the rest of the week with the rain chances bumping up a little bit for the next few days. leslee-- >>> all right, the roadways right now. pinellas county from the 175 to the howard frankland bridge, leaving say the downtown st. pete area up to the bridge, just eight minutes either direction. and 275 coming out of pasco. once you hit bearss and then down to i-4, just nine minutes that way. and let's take a look on the veterans expressway. great drive up from state road 54 to ehrlich, that's just i-75 minutes. sun coast parkway up to speed as well. that's a look at weather and traffic on back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> gayle, how good will you score on your daughter's homework? >> thanks to g

all are operated by colorado- based xerox. since 2010, violaters have paid more than $5.5 million. according to police, crashes at the intersections are down 7%. >>> spanish language media giant univision is buying gawker. they have agreed to business for $135 million. gawker right now is in a rebranding phase. you will remember the company lost $140 million in that hulk hogan case. the company filed for bankruptcy in june. according to the agreement, all employees are protected and will continue to work under univision. >>> and some people in palm harbor are worried about their properties losing value. they blame an abandon home that's fall ago part. from the homeowner or county code enforcement, they knew they better call behnken. >> i just assume that they were going to take responsibility for tearing the property down like they said they would. >> you think it's up to the county? it's their responsibility? >> i think that when they took control of the situation and they told me no longer to enter the property. >> a spokesman said the county is ready and willing to ar down the h

the man was hit in the arm, and is xerox copied to be okay. -- expected to be okay. the shooting doesn't appear to be related to the serial street shooting investigation. and police with hands full near 19th and glendale. a family fight turning violent here. this all started with an argument between and their brother-in-law. and opened with all -- ended with all three of them being stabbed. >>> we're used to scorpions and rattlesnakes, but nothing like this. where crews in the valley keep finding these giants. >> and winning the lottery and finding themselves out of luck. why some in our state are not getting paid, at least for now. >>> >. and live look from abc 15, you can see the dust picking up. dust advisory until 6:00 p.m., so watch out for the reduced visibility. after the break we'll take a closer look at abc 15 desert doppler, and the spots that could see rain tonight. >>> and as promised we're watching the race, breaking now, marco my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu vaccine he had received. until 2014 there we

it's up this week and the question is whether or not they'll renew their contract with xerox, a company based in colorado. >> i would hope that they would not renew the contract. i think it would be good to just get rid of the red light around the light, that is good, but other than that it is just money. >> reporter: the bradenton police department says accidents at these intersections have gone up, but they can't tell why that's happening, but they say accidents from people running red lights have gone down in the fast two years. >> i would say keep it. >> i think if an officer sees you, that's one thing, but that's like setting you up there. >> reporter: happens next. the red light camera program is up for discussion at the city council meeting that's going to be on wednesday at 8:30 in the morning. so it will be discussed sometime after that. >> thank you. >>> st. pete police need your help finding this woman caught on camera cashing counterfeit checks at three suntrust banks in march. she's made off with more than $12,000. if you know who she is, please >>> we're monitoring the sit

xerox lists 235 work-from-home opportunites on its website. the list ranges from customer care assistants to data scientists.some of the job listings are for a specific works from home on a full time basis. now to your weather and traffic together... with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday was hot and very humid with highs in the low 90s, heat indices near and a few t'storms in the afternoon. t'storms and downpours moved into the area see scattered t'showers this morning with lows in the mid 70s. today will be cloudy and very humid with a high near 80 this t'storms and downpours will keep us in the mid 70s the rest of the day. a flash flood of se wisconsin until midnight tonight! the rain finally tapers off after midnight with lows near 70.because of the rain, the weekend now looks to be isolated pop up showers saturday afternoon. highs on saturday will be near 80 and humid. sunday is a little less humid, with more sunshine and highs near 80. monday looks beautiful with highs in the upper 70s near the lake, to lower 80s inland. the rest of

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[laughter] >> i have one question, if she didn't want me to to touch her nest, why was she in the xerox room. sure, excuse that she need today make copies. i have a room full that you can boss. i had my jacket off and my sleeves rolled up revealing the well-define muscular arms which are always bulging with desire. i know what she wanted. this didn't require a lot of thought. [laughter] >> worst cait it came to lighten the time and the release of dairy to the committee, he would have gone back and changed portions of the record, he confessed in the dairy about making the changes. [laughter] >> gorgie him him in 1991. she went back to oregon. let me read two more -- one more, two more? [laughter] >> you know, it's hard to not read about wilmer mills. 1909 to 1992. when you do something like this and you do the research you're looking for the one factoid you never heard of and when you get to the line of this one, you will see what i found out. a bunch of congresses knew mills' life, fine congressional record and finally redemption. but here is our part of the story. the democrat from ark

. >> polaroid, xerox, these are work companies that failed to adapt to emerging technology. technology like the smartphone and innovative competitors like netflix took them down, bankrupting their businesses. you can name dozens more suffering similar fates. to see the end of traditional delivery services. uber and lyft are a bargain compared to the cost of regular cabs and extremely consumer friendly, easily hailed from your smart phone. massachusetts has a law that will level the playing field by imposing new regulations on these ride hailing services. there are requirements for background checks and inspect insurance, endorsed services. the law clears the way for uber and lyft to make pickups at logan, pending approval from other airports. improving the legislation, the 25% surcharge, a nickel going to job training and innovation are taxi and delivery companies. the amount is small, but it is troubling and a manner of principle. the state requiring innovative companies to pay to help competitors become innovative. practices the taxi should have adopted years ago. this con

the city's contract with xerox which bought a red light camera company in 2010 spires this week. the bradenton police department says the number of accidents at they can't tell why. but do say accidents from people running red lights have gone down in the past two years. some drivers say the cameras make the roads safer, others say they are just an invasion of privacy. >> it's going to help traffic safety in the long run. people run red lights and jump the gun in the other direction. and then you see traffic accidents all the time. >> i think if -- if an officer sees you that is one thing but it's like >> there are seven red light cameras in bradenton. they've been up for years. >>> this is not what you want to see happen with your mail. a fort myers mail carrier caught on camera tossing mail into a dumpster. a restaurant owner shared security camera video. a fort myers realtor says he paid thousands to mail the fliers, that instead ended up right here in the trash. the postal inspector says agents are now investigating and even prison if she's convicted. >>> st. pete police need

three weeks ago we heard about a possible merger with xerox. bloomberg may want to acquire the entirety of donnelly. make the story even more confusing. rr donnelly reported, high other than -- higher than expected revenues, given how much the stock had run, anything less than perfection is going to result in a selloff. the communications being spun off. and the financial being donnelly financial solution. so does it make sense to do some buy in a weakness? or a merger may still be in the works? let's check in with the president and ceo of rr donnelly. find out where his company is headed. >> let's put it to rest immediately. you heard me say, first, the bloomberg story. any of it true? >> jim, we haven't responded on rumors in the nine years i've been ceo, and we're not going to start now. we on track for the spins. the soft spin that's going on now, we're paying people appropriatelily. we had a bank meeting today that went well, we'll be on the road in the next couple weeks. >> but the fact is, you are your own internal activist. this plan wa

. >> it's like the kleenex of facial tissue or the xerox of paper. >> it was used for putting construction signs on your website, and you were never going to build, which you can still see on few, and i have a few. now it's just. >> we have 250 different rent decisions, that come under it. >> you never built a feed into that product. there's no product my question is, when you're taking something that's fun, gifs are about having fun. it's not like uber is to transportation. we don't need it, we want t. when you don't build that stickiness into it. i want to understand it. there's into the who will lot of stickiness. >> you have two options, the option of creating a social network and then trying to figure out how to get people to stay there. having poosm come use it. google is the most popular but isn't a social network. other social networks have a lot of people but tried to build a utility and that got boring over time. >> it's never about building a social network. go to facebook. that's a community of people. we want to be a utility. we want to be plumbing that takes all that was cont

the city's contract with xerox, a company based in colorado expires this week. the bradenton police department says accidents at these intersections have act why but they say accidents caused by people running red lights have gone down in the past two years. there are seven red light cameras in bradenton. >>> we're learning about the first case of travel related zika contracted within the united states. someone in el paso, texas testing positive for the disease after visiting miami. here in florida nontravel related cases are up to 30 this morning. the number of infections from travel outside the country now nightclub during that massacre a little more than two months ago. >> survivors talking about how they are trying to move forward. in an mtv special called "true life, we are orlando." >> something like this happens you get connected to people. >> those are two of the men who survived the shooting. meeting for the first time. 49 people died, more than 50 more were hurt in the pulse nightclub massacre. while they may be getting better physically they have a lo

. >> blockbuster, xerox, polaroid. these are three robust companies that failed to adapt to emerging technology. the technology like the smartphone and innovative competitorli businesses. you can easily name dozens more suffering similar fates. we envision a whole sector that could soon be added to the list -- the taxi industry. it doesn't take a fortune teller to see the end of traditional delivery services. uber and lyft are widespread across the world. they're cheaper compared to regular cabs in extreme a consumer friendly, easily hailed from your smartphone. imposing new regulations on the right healing services, establishing requirements for driver background checks, inspections, and insurance. the new law also clears the way for uber and lyft to make pickups at logan. included in the legislation, a $.20 per ride surcharge, a nickel of which will go toward companies. while the amount is small, it's matter of principlea. the state is requiring innovative companies to help pay for their competitors to become innovat

just a few thunderstorms xerox copied today. overall drier air still lingering from yesterday. the coverage of rain not great for today. temperatures willstay red hot into 90s, feeling -- will stay red hot into the 90s, feeling steamy. and we have tropical depression fiona and two other systems. at 8:00, a stray shower along the coast, 81. isolated showers at noon and 92 by 4:00 p.m. with the shower chances inland. 80 many crystal river. and 76 in venice. and high pressure over the gulf onshore flow. a stray shower will be possible in the coastal communities. or all, the high along with dry air is going to limit our rain chances to only 20%. i think that chance will favor the inland communities into the afternoon. fairly dry start tomorrow as well. by tomorrow afternoon, a bit of a change in the weather pattern. more of a northeasterly flow. storms will push back towards the coast late in the day. in the water northwest winds around 10 knot, light tomorrow, 40% as well as the temperature, 93, hot for your tuesday. quick check of the roads with leslee lacey. >> thank you. >>> an

. >> blockbuster, xerox, polaroid. these are three world class companies that failed to adapt to emerging technology. the smart phone and invoigtive competitors took them down. bankrupting their businesses. you can easily name dozens more suffering similar fate. we envision a whole sector that could soon be added to the list, the taxi industry. it doe to see the end of traditional livery services. uber and lyft are widespread across the world. they're a bargain and easily hailed from the smart phone. massachusetts signed into law provisions that will help level the playing field by imposing new regulations on these ride hailing services, establishing requirements for background the new law clears the way for uber and lyft to make pickups at logan, pending approval from massport. included in the legislation a 20 crept per ride surcharge, a nickel of which will go toward job training and innovation for taxi and livery companies. while the amount is small, it's troubling and a matter of principle. the state is requiring i

the city's contract with xerox, a company based in colorado expires this week. the bradenton police department says accidents at intersections figure out why but they say accidents caused by people running red lights have gone down in the past two years. there are seven red light cameras in bradenton that have been there for years. >>> also in bradenton you have a chance to shape the future of the riverwalk there. the city is asking everyone to weigh in on an extension plan for the eastern section of the that walk. the riverwalk is home to an annual regetta, a free event that attracts about 100,000 people. the city is proposing moving glacier gates avenue east. riverwalk meeting is tonight at 6:00 at marriage and family works along manatee avenue east. >>> still to come -- pinned against a patrol car. the way the police department found out about this video that opened up an investigation. >> later, a police cruiser hits a little girl leaving her fighting for her life. the one thing she was trying to >>> 6:10. a police officer pins a woman against a patrol car w

residents expected to be -- the city council is xerox copied to talk about the potential new fees 9 a meeting tomorrow. that is if the meeting goes off without a hitch. so a big deal here. t accidented with the meeting tomorrow. >> we will see if the meeting even takes place. ryan hughes live for us this morning. ryan, thank you so much. >>> places like st. pete beach learned lessons from the tropical storm back in june when it it caused massive flooding and sewage problems. mary mcguire is now live from there. mary, how are folks in pinellas county getting ready for the potential severe weather? it seems to be happening right pete beach. we have experienced really heavy rain, winds, a lot of thunder and also a lot of lightning. and i know a concern for a lot of folks as they step out the door and embark on their morning commute is street flooding. and we have seen some localized street flooding out here in st. pete beach. the readies are cofered with puddles. so definitely take it slow. turn around, don't drown. we always say that in flooding events like this. and residents are on ed

. >> blockbuster, xerox, polaroid are these world class companies technology. disruptive technology like the smart-phone and innovative competitors like netflix took them down, bankrupting their businesses. you can easily name dozens more suffering similar fates. we envision a whole sector that could soon be added to the list, the taxi industry. it does not take a fortune teller to see the end of traditional delivery services. uber and lyft are widespread use across the world. they are a bargain compared to the cost of regular cabs, and easily hailed from your smart-phone. massachusetts just signed into law provisions that will help level the playing field by imposing new regulations on these ride-hailing services. establishing requirements for driver background checks and inspections and insurance are smart, and even endorsed by these services. the new law also clears the way for uber and lyft to make pickups at logan pending approval from mass port who hopefully won't impede the progress. included in the legislation is a 20-cent p nickel which will go towards

deirdre: she is amazing xerox to say. >> pulitzer, absolutely. she gets stuff nobody else is getting, and i just am in awe of her absolute tenacity when it comes to reporting. here's what we basically now can say without any doubt. george washington was known for saying i cannot tell a lie. hillary is going to be known for saying i cannot tell the truth, because we see once again where she tells congress one thing under oath, turns out not to be true. i think it's problematic for her. the only thing that may help her get away with what nobody else -- you, me or any other typical american get away with -- is the fact that she may be protected by the obama justice department and given a scholarship. and if so, shame on our country for not holding everybody to the same standard. deirdre: so governor, house republicans on that note claim that hillary clinton perjured herself when she testified about her handling of classified e-mails on the personal server. do you think the justice department will file these charges i just heard you say, maybe, maybe

when i hear his plan is going to be better, humane, it's less than 70 days will in the election xerox yet to see the plan. >> okay, do you want to secure the border? >> yeah, of course, but you know even rick perry said donald trump's wall is an unrealistic plan, right? and who is he going to get to pay for it? the mexicans are going to pay for the wall? do you think the mexicans are going to pay for the wall? what do you think? >> $65 million trade imbalance in trade. >> i asked you the question, do you think the mexicans are going to pay for the wall? >> they are going to pay for the wall because we're going to fix trade. that's going to pay for the wall. but are you going to secure the wall first? do you support securing the wall before we talk anything about your amnesty plans? >> you know the experts on the border -- >> yes or no, secure the wall, yes or no? >> of course we have borders that matter, right? >> are we going to secure the wall or no? >> we've been debating this for ten years, you keep drawing us back into the state and not able to move forward. of course securing th

a health savings account company, they are a subsidiary of xerox. 2 million around the country, they have $1.74 billion in assets. the point being this was an established company taking interest in the movement in the education space. in an interview for my report, the nevada treasure staff explained there were deaths the saving system has key differences from those in another state. in arizona, parents report the spending quarterly or they reported to the state department of education, which then reviews the expenses to make sure they are in line with the law. families will only receive the next education savings account deposit to use for their children. once officials have confirmed all of the families purchases. arizona can protect against fraudulent uses of the account and keep them from shredding every quarter. it is good but it does not stop bad transactions from happening. arizona's agency conducts audits for parents and students after they use the account, after the fiscal quarter. in nevada, educational vendors first -- must first register. to initiate a payment, a mobile a

pe, >> it's kind of like the kleenex offacial tissue or the xerox paper. when it was invented in '87, it format ecific specifically used for putting, sites on construction your web site, that when you were constructing that you were never going to build ever and some web ill see sites. i think i've seen a few that still have that thing on it. ut now it's just kind of used as a catch-all phrase for any 3-5-second video that loops and, you know, we have 20 ifferent renditions of every gif that comes onto the site, photos, so we support them. gif really is about the time versus and the concept the actually format itself now. just like photographs aren't like silver plates anymore. they can be prints, digital, anything. >> swinging back towards giphy one of the interesting things about it was you guys that built a feed into app. in fact, there's no giphy that has that social feed aspect to it and i when my question is, you're taking something that is inherently fun, right, gifs are expressing fun and yourself. it's not a utility. it's not like uber is to trans

xerox star famous that turned jobs on. i saw one here in san francisco, where a designer was using one of the earliest ones to design it. --t jobs produced was back mac. whereupon it stopped being a thinkers game. ac was sealed. you had to have professionals to deal with it, expanded, and so on. around the time the wind was getting going, the human genome was trying to figure out how many genes people had. they really didn't know. they did not know until shortly before the end of it, almost by an order of magnitude. most people were guessing 100,000. it was a nice, round number. be 20,000, 23,o some have said 19. it is all in the general area, which is interesting. it would not have happened without advances in computing technology. can you read this one? it is one of my favorite cartoons. god has to change the password. you have all of this basically digitized information about the , and what do we do with it? we tinker. that is what we do, that is what biocurious is doing on some point,although at this they are using com

they are a health savings account company, they are a subsidiary of xerox. they serve 2 million hsa's around the country, they have $1.74 billion in assets. the point being this was an established company taking interest in the movement in the education space. in an interview for my report, the nevada treasure staff explained there were deaths the -- their system had key differences from those in another state. in arizona, parents report the spending quarterly or they reported to the state department of education, which then reviews the expenses to make sure they are in line with the law. families will only receive the next education savings account deposit to use for their children once officials have confirmed all of the families purchases. arizona can protect against fraudulent uses of the account and keep them from shredding -- spreading every quarter. it is good but it does not stop bad transactions from happening. arizona's agency conducts audits for parents and students after they use the account, after the fiscal quarter. in nevada, educational vendo

alex: it is kind of like the kleenex facial tissue in the xerox of paper. 1987it was invented in there was a specific format specifically used for putting signs on your website, constructing a site you were never going to build after. i think i have a few that still have that thing on it. now, it is just kind of used as a catchall phrase for any short, 3, 5 second video. different renditions of everything that comes up on the site. really live photos, we support them. a gif really is about the time segment and the concept versus the actual format itself. can beke photographs digital, printed, can be anything. jordan: right. kind of swinging back to giphyc am. you never built a feed into that app. that is no giphy product has that social feed aspect to it. i guess my question is, when you are taking something inherently on, right, gifs or about expressing yourself and having fun. it is not a utility like uber is. we do not need it, we wanted. when you do not build that into it, i want to understand that decision-making process, right? there's not a whole lot of stickiness to giphy. alex

benefit wallet is a health savings account company they are a subsidiary of xerox and they serve some million agencies around the country and at $1.74 billion in asset. the point be this was an established helping take interest in this movement in the education space. in an interview, the nevada treasures staff explained their state education savings account system has key differences from those and other state. in arizona parents report that education savings account spending quarterly. the report to the state department of education which didn't reduce their expenses to make sure they are in line with the law. families will only receive the next education savings account deposits to use for the children's officials have confirmed all of the families purchases. in this what arizona can protect against fraudulent use of the account and keep them from spreading by being able to stop the every fiscal quarter. that doesn't stop that transactions are happening. arizona's agency conducts audits for parents and students after they use that account, after the fiscal quarter. innovative, howe