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Next tonight next tonight, the major new development in the story we've been following, the fbi raiding the home of a ceo after business owners say his payroll company suddenly vanished, taking millions of dollars from the paychecks of american workers along with it. here is nbc's jo ling kent >> reporter: tonight the fbi is pursuing exactly what happened to the hard earned money of thousands of american workers. in this video from dailymail.com, agents are seen at the upstate new york home of michael mann, the former head of mypayrollhr. the fbi telling nbc news it's investigating after the...

>> melissa: i hope she sticks with that. actually believe it gives everyone a sort of "get out of jail free card" to go along with with a come up with. she will respect it. i also think the president said in his state of the union, one of the most important things he said was, "i want people to come into our country and the largest numbers ever, but they have to come legally." he has to mean that and follow up on that. because in the past, the not from democrats has been that he has wanted to limit legal immigration. >> pete: merritt-based. a speech of the fact of the matter is, we desperately...

Technology workers and technology firms and technology entrepreneurs to come work in little rock, because little rock's a good place to do that kind of business. now, the state has been working on this as a strategy for a long time. they passed their first enabling legislation to promote this as an economic development plan for the state almost a decade ago. it is a state priority. they've directed a lot of resources to it. it is an overt project that is under way in that state. but there is now officially a big lump in that gravy. because one of the things that might get in the way of the fre...

People dead. many of those are high school students. so four major tech giants including google, apple and apple are settling a multi-billion-dollar class action lawsuit, charging that they conspired to prevent more than 60,000 technology workers from getting better job offers in order to drive down salaries. stewart varney is the host of varney and company. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how does this work? >> the tech companies apparently had an agreement. we won't poach valuable staff members to each other. we won't offer them more money to leave that company and join ours. obvi...

I don't want an opportunity gap. >> we won't win unless we have the best human capital, the best infrastructure and human capital. from a business standpoint, two things you need. people and the infrastructure. >> exactly right. what you'll find across the country where there are hubs are technology workers, what you'll find is that there's increased focus on education in general, and specifically math, science and engineering education. early in a child's education experience. >> right. >> so that they carry they through, and so as -- as the mayor and the governor create, you know, nurture an...