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Patterns and knows where we buy and how much we buy and where our incomes are it gives them an advantage. >> speaking of amazon in 2004 it had a net sales revenue of $6.9 billion. in 2016 it grew to nearly 136 billion. when it comes to mobile social networks facebook and its subsidiary lead the pack. >> we never have the sport. we had a big railroad company or steel company but these are companies that have their tentacles into almost every aspect of our lives. >> as for too big to fail, experts say no one is invincible. >> myspace. remember myspace christmas at one point it had 100 million us...

Patterns and knows where we buy and how much we buy and where our incomes are it gives them an advantage. >> speaking of amazon in 2004 it had a net sales revenue of $6.9 billion. in 2016 it grew to nearly 136 billion. when it comes to mobile social networks facebook and its subsidiary lead the pack. >> we never have the sport. we had a big railroad company or steel company but these are companies that have their tentacles into almost every aspect of our lives. >> as for too big to fail, experts say no one is invincible. >> myspace. remember myspace christmas at one point it had 100 million us...

Joining us what's your greatest concern? >> we're the smallest air force we've been since 1947. we have got to get our overall readiness levels up so we're prepared for any sort of fight we may have to take on. >> this year you have $136 billion. next year you'll have $152 billion. that is not enough. >> we are looking for the president's budget levels. if we get that we feel we will have adequate sources to go forward. >> what is that. >> 1456. >> what would skeser do that. >> it would take us down $10 billion. >> in terms of actual weapons systems or craft what are we looking at? a slow down...

Justice. >> i think what you're seeing is young and minority individuals are being given the opportunity to lead corporate america, start their own firms and grow the firms within their own communities as well as outside. >> here is how the different groups stack up. businesses owned by african-americans sell 136 billion in products. latino americans more than 350, and asian americans, $550 billion. why so high? >> business ownership is a response to challenges immigrants face when they come to the country, language being a big one. their children don't face the same barriers. >> so that first...

Businesses owned by african americans sell 136 billion in products. latino learns more than 350. why so high? >> business ownership is often a response to challenges they face. the children don't face the same barriers. >> reporter: that first part that's the money minorities generate through the businesses they own. a second part is the money they spend as consumers. when you pile that part on top of the first the totals show each group boosts the economy almost equally. ringing up 1.2 to $1.7 trillion each. there's also the employees hired by minority businesses. almost 1 million by african ...