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We embarked on an exciting journey to meet the scientists working on our future in the u.s. britain germany and china. our 1st stop silicon valley in california apple google and facebook all have their headquarters here its the epicenter of the digital revolution. the tech industry has changed the face of the san francisco bay area new start up companies launched every day rents have exploded in artificial intelligence is the buzz word. a new type of supermarket recently opened its doors here. a...

Unemployment rate expected to take down to 3.9%. jillian: the philadelphia the first city doing something that has been reviewed. >> philly is the first city to ban cashless stores. all stores must accept cash. this new law goes into effect in july. mixed reaction, there are concerns it will stall retail innovation stores like amazon go but lawmakers worried not everyone has access to a credit or debit card and they are not able to pay with cash, they are not able to buy anything so there are ot...

More attractive than other folks in the marketplace? steve: it was a speculative piece. what is leading the "wall street journal" to think they might do that? >> there has been talk about this for literally years. whats more, amazon is already sort of in banking businesses. they have something called amazon go. kind of a debit card. then they also make loans to the retailers on website. inching their way closer and closer. started hearing at the "wall street journal" rumors that they might do th...

He wants to leave the country but comment. would be able you all i would like to leave but that costs money to you trying to raise money as you go but then the price of everything goes up and its never enough you get ten thousand dollars but things that used to cost ten thousand and suddenly cost twenty thousand and its never enough life is so expensive and hot. for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring the day. in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela. now...

Shopping center. this is the fourth german city to ban new migrant entry. rob: interesting situation in germany with merkel and all that. all right, fox business alert, grab your milk and go, amazons new store opening today with no money and no lines. carley: that sounds interesting. tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with how the checkout convenience store works. tracee: good morning, guys, amazon changing the way people shop. this is a new store upping -- opening up in seatt...

Feet, it will not crash. rob: let people look and get excited. >> more about tools and christmas stocks come bigger than any tape out there. nail guns, this is awesome. >> reporter: that is smaller than a lot of air compressors. >> battery-operated. >> i had one go off in the middle of the night once. >> no cord required. we have amazon go. check out generation 2, smaller with better quality speakers, woodgrain and fabrics. >> for the pet lovers? >> you can plug this in.

And a company like amazon, i think theyll do a better job than the government trying to reinvent the wheel. david: john, dont you think that amazon is so imbued in the private sector? they have so well thrived in the private sector, theyre not going to be infected in your eyes by the government service? >> i disagree, long ago, blackberry was seen as impregnable and it became too needful to survive government spending, that distorts businesses and why would amazon go-- >> is that a danger, mike?...

Announce an investigation into the company for dumping cheaper products in the u.s. markets. the department of commerce would have to investigate. trumps pick wilbur ross would likely approve this. then the international trade commission would prove that the company is causing harm by flooding goods into u.s. shores. that has never happened to a specific company. if trump did get that approval, he could slap the company with a tariff on all goods coming into the u.s. bottom line, putting tariffs...

It to that record as well. and the nasdaq is still about 1.5% away from its closing high. the biggest gainer on the dow this year is cat ehrlicater. driven by hopes that donald trump will spend big on infrastructure. united health care up 30%. it is fallen recently. shares of goldman sachs and jpmorgan chase having a great year. up 26% each. amazon is now taking on grocery stores with a twist. amazon go is a new app tied to a physical grocery store. what happens here is customers check in at...