karen: we continue with the berkeley beantown festival music special. berkeley students, professors and alumni have all graced the commitment to providing entertainment for the boston community. the provost larry simpson joins us now to give more on this festival's impact, students, family and the community. welcome, how are you doing? larry: i am doing great. karen: talk to us more about how the festival changes every year. larry: i will tell you how it has changed over the past few years. only first got involved, our intent was to bring all of the world's bies stages, but as time went by, it became increasingly clear to us that we have such a rich, rich array of talent within boston, within berkeley. so now the festival really focuses on the talent, the skills and the people we have right here. we actually think this may be a way for future festivals to to take advantage of the talent in their own community. karen: and of course berkeley is year round. larry: that is correct. we are committed to this. that is why we do the festival. we had an opportun

. >> people in boston can enjoy phil's coffee in beantown next year raising $45 million including investment from a private equity firm. phil's has 40 stories mostly in the bay area. this year they opened their store in washington, dc. >> tesla is sue a man accused of beersnating elon musk in an effort to gain secret information on company. >> we go do nasdaq for that story. >> good morning, happy friday. we are lower today, and did not know we were going to be starting off with the dow down 100 but this is what we did know. we bounded back but dow is down 86 and we are lower across the board. tesla has sue an oil industry executive for impersonating billionaire elon musk in an e-mail message and here is what they say happen. the chief financial officer of tesla, jason wheeler, got an e-mail say they are elon musk seeking information about sensitive sales datas written with abriefations and lower case like elon musk does. he was not fooled and said an internal investigation showed it came from the chief financial officer of quest integrity group. so, stay tuned. >> time is almost up to opt o

who is by the brooklyn bridge, and the magnificent james pindell of the "boston globe" who is in beantownth you, kasie. hillary clinton back on the campaign trail today, doing an event, doing an avail. what are your takeaways from the first days back out there? >> reporter: john, i think first and foremost, her team is trying to use humor to handle this event. brian fallon, for example sent me a statement last night about trump talking about her lying in bed, by saying, donald seems cranky, maybe he needs a happy meal. and of course, her staff had her come out to "i feel good" by james brown today. so, i think, you know, that's how they're trying to kind of make light of what's gone on in the past three days. and to a certain extent, how else are you going to handle it. but clinton herself seemed to use this as a what i to talk about the campaign in a broader sense. she talked about how she spent three days at home, and how this has made her more reflective, the speech he gave in north carolina, kind of a little more thoughtful in some ways, a little more personal. and they clearly want t