but, says desai: >> lizzy turns down mr.ollins, and the advice of her mother, because she wants to roll the dice again. of course, that ends up very nicely, ultimately, with mr. darcy, but at the time, she didn't know. >> reporter: no, lizzy was lucky, in love and money. she accepted the risk. but most others did not. >> the next day, he gives the same proposal to charlotte, her friend, and she takes it. >> cousin elizabeth, you can see before you the happiest of men! >> reporter: charlotte lucas' lot was not the "happiest." but better than penury, one imagines. >> she said, i'm just going to take the solution. >> reporter: in anthony trollope's phineas finn: >> how nice to find you and to find you alone. >> reporter: violet effingham had a very different problem: too many suitors. >> you look very piratical tonight, lord chiltern. >> that is because you see me by the side of all these smug, glossy parliament men. >> she doesn't know who to choose, and she says, you know, if only i could marry all ten. you know, she's the es

great to speak with you, samir desai. thank you so much for your time. here in london. ceo of funding circle. thank you very much. emily: all right. caroline hyde for us in london. thanks caroline. coming up, global cyber security concerns continue to take center stage. we will talk to the ceo of flashpoint to see what the firm is doing to prevent future attacks. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: earlier today, christopher wray, president trump's pick to lead the fbi, faced the senate judiciary committee. wray was asked about his thoughts on the ongoing debate over the battle of encryption versus privacy. take a listen. mr. wray: i do know that we are going to have to, as a society, both the fbi, the justice department, this committee and others, industry, our foreign partners -- we are going to have to find solutions to these problems, because the role of technology is overtaking us all. i'm committed to work with everyone to find a solution. emily: sticking with the fbi, one former consultant to the fbi's senior management team is now the ceo of the cybersec

mayor bowser today could be tested the circuit court's desaying in quote washington, d.c. is the safest it has been in years. it's similar to the other concealed to carry as o courts. it was the supreme court ruling against the district's 2008 d.c. versus hell er that helped lower crime rates. overnight that restriction disappeared and people were then legally able to go and defense themselves with rieflts and shotguns. if you look at murder rates or other types of violent crime rates they started falling right after that point. d.c. officials can now ask for the full appeals court to review the ruling and could ultimately mean the district take the fight all the way to the highest court in the land. this case in d.c., i think there's a good chance if d.c. decides to fight this that we'll eventually get to the supreme court and i think if it does there's a very good chance that d.c. will lose and it will change the rules for all the rest of the country, not just for d.c. >> and if the fight does continue up all the way to the u s supreme court it could be years before a fi