in 2018, firms invested $7.6 billion in boston area -- $11.6 billion in boston area companies, an increasef 126% in six years. amazon's $800 million purchase of the somerville base online pharmacy was a coming out party for the areas startup sector and a shot heard around the country in boston's new innovation revolution. carol: all week long, we have been highlighting the innovation in the city. in august of last year, it saw total venture investments exceed rivals with $5.2 billion raised. one example is toast, a leading all in one point-of-sale restaurant management platform. the company has just raised millions last month, ringing the -- bringing the valuation to a whopping $2.7 billion we caught up with the ceo. >> we will do a lot with the money. we have been busy over the last two years. we are trying to affect a lot of change across the restaurant community. we are enabling what we call this new era of hospitality. carol: talk to me about the r and d. you have got a platform, services, what else do you want to do? >> we look at the stakeholders, the guests, the employee, and the ow

lot out there, a a lot of competitors even in the boston area.here is something about the city and the restaurant space, there is a lot happening. how do you see the competition? is it folks you might partner up with? how do you see it? >> there are areas where we build, areas where we partner. it is a space that is dynamically changing. wante end of the day, we to transform the community and move the community forward. the boston market is tremendous. this amazing supply chain of talents with m.i.t., bu, umass, harvard, plenty of talent. these the other side, companies that are transforming industries like wayfarer, car gurus, toast. it is an amazing market for us to thrive in and an awesome restaurant community. carol: you mentioned what a great city to be in an terms of talent. what about in terms of what you guys are doing? how do you see that working? >> we feel we are enabling the community to thrive. a lot of restaurants adding -- running toast are adding workforce. they can spend more time with guests, more time cooking, managing the oper

carol: there's a lot out there, a lot of competitors even in the boston area. s something about the boston city, the tech scene, the innovation seen, the restaurant space, there's a lot happening. here. so how do you see the competition? is it folks you might partner up with? i don't know. how do you see it? chris there are areas where we : build, areas where we partner. it's a space that's dynamically changing. at the end of the day, we want to help transform the community and move the community forward. and the boston market is tremendous. it is sort of two sides of the market. you have got this amazing supply chain of talents with m.i.t., bu, umass, harvard, plenty of talent. and then you've got, on the other side of the market, these companies that are transforming industries like wayfarer, car gurus, toast. it is an amazing market for us to thrive in, and it is an awesome restaurant community. carol: you mentioned what a great city to be in an terms of talent. what about in terms of what you guys are doing? in terms of replacing workers? how do you see that

there's a lot out there and even in the boston area. ing about the boston city, the tech scene, the restaurant space, there is a lot happening here. so how do you see the competition? folks you might ultimately partner up with? chris: there's areas where we build, areas where we partner. a space that is dynamically changing. at the end of the day, we want move the community forward, and the boston market is tremendous. you have an amazing supply chain of talent with m.i.t., bu, umass, harvard, plenty of talent. and on the other side you have companies transforming the market. an amazing market for us to thrive in, and an awesome restaurant community. carol: you mentioned what a great city to be in as far as tapping into talent. what about in terms of what you are doing, what does it mean in terms of replacing workers? how do you see that working? chris: we feel we are enabling the community to thrive, and a lot restaurants running toast workforce, because we are making their jobs easier so they can spend more time with guests, more time

the boston area. what a sports year that they are having. telecheck is waiving the fight.not go for the bruins in the end. bruins take back the lead. there was a 2-1 lead. we go to overtime after the blues had tied it. 3:51 in st. louis is player just inside the blue line and wax it away. that was a good idea.'s first ever playoff goal. first ever stanley cup final win for the st. louis blues. as you know, they are the team to expose the sharks. >>> we have a very negative story going on with the san francisco giants. seven straight losses. they're playing one of the worst teams in the national league in baseball. the relevant could get it done. big brother gets the ball. fourth inning, it goes deep. a one-one game. that is as good as it will get. the decision is limited this one. sergio, the former giant closer, will that is down, there are a couple of men on. 4-2 was the final . >>> a's, too hot not to cool down. two losses in a row. they were down 5-1 and 503 in the eighth. it was tied in the eighth. we go to the 11th. 7-7 but the angels break through. two on, nobody ou

percent to 4 point one percent the new figures seem to have convinced brazilian policymakers in the boston area administration to hold off more budget austerity measures an official from the economy ministry said that there would be no more budget freezes this time around as there were when the last bimonthly economic report was released. and pakistani officials say that saudi arabia. as agreed agreed to defer $9600000000.00 in payments for oil shipments for 3 years pakistan would have had to pay $275000000.00 per month for the oil if the saudi monarchy had not offered the financial reprieve the latest credit package is a significant addition to the $6000000000.00 saudi loan to pakistan and the government of new prime minister prime minister iran khan that was announced last october mr khan's primary economic adviser fees shaikh thanked saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon for the deferred building on twitter the saudi crown prince is widely believed to be wooing pakistani leaders to maintain current relationships with the united states and support a peace deal with the taliban in neighborin

listen, we are going to quarter fest in the boston area, an area of arlington. day and tomorrow and tuss and i, 12:00 to 6:00. leaving me to do that ith him. >> i know. weatherwise? >> great. going on today and also tomorrow. it's not going to be that bad. listen, tomorrow's going to be hot. so hydrate if you're outside doing activities. today warm, not as hot as tomorrow. starting off on a cloudy note here in the d.c. area. we do have more sunshine elsghhere, but ri now have clouds spreading across the area. we will continue to see some sunshine as we go through the day. sun and clouds, a mix. not too bad and a little humidity. you'll feel it at times. 60s across the board. mild stepping out the door. 5 here in washington. grab the sunglasses. you may need a small umbrella. i dot think you'll need the rain jacket. you'll have an isolated chance of a shower and thunderstorm. making your way out the door. kids having sports. finally, not going to be raining if you're sitting on the sideline watching the kids play or evenheaded to the farmer's market. temperatures

"the new york times" reporting the feature recently launched in the boston area. sellers who accept an off would pay a 2% fee or half the normal fee in the area. it lists homes in boston between march and may on line. the company hopes to expand it nationwide but a few markets at a time. >> thank you. >>> 5:55. good news for "this is us" fans. the award-winning drama has been renewed by nbc for three more seasons. at guarantees fans will see at least 18 episodes for seasons four, five, and six. the show's executive producer alluded to the show ending after six seasons. a tree-season re -- three-season renewal is pretty uncommon in tv these days, but theshow has loyal fan base. we often talk about the big three on that show, as well. >> i am very invested in the pearsons' lives. >> a lot of people are. it returns to nbc on tuesday ll. >> we need to keep jack in the picture. >> always. >>> ahead, from in front of the camera to behind bars. actress felicity huffman is sete to ha her day in court for ly elged bribing her -- alleged bribing her kids to get into college.

women's from at brought diverse representation of the industry with the people driving the greater boston area economy. we will to that moment. first up to a developing story out of washington. president trump signing an executive order today, as of wednesday, that could restrict chinese television -- took indications firms huawei and zte from selling their lives in the u.s. it is over the new 5g technology network. we have details on this. we were expecting this executive order. alex, what does it do? >> this order has been rumored for upwards of a year. itreported in january that might be issued as soon as february. it wasn't. it has been pushed off a couple of times. asre was an internal debate to what it should say and how far it should go. the executive order doesn't name any company or country. -- outrightout banned huawei or zte from selling of products in america. it gives the commerce department review purchases of products made in countries considered adversaries. before those purchases go through. those are purchases by any private company in the u.s. carol: did not single out any c

the other methods members of to really interesting lives all over the boston area and prudence as well was known to be an agent on the underground railroad former spot. i think there's a lot there to talk about, but one thing that is important to keep in mind is that she was passing for most of the late part of the 20th century. even found that would have wanted to adopt her and make her wife and what type she could no longer be in touch with because they would didn't expose her. she would lose her apartment, her job. at a certain point when she's working at the clerk of course in massachusetts and living in a beautiful apartment on chestnut street in beacon hill, with another white women, her name was mary also, there's not a lot of the abolitionist and so forth talked about meeting her but also i like it had to pretend like we did know who she was. because of the fact of passing and the fact what she was doing was trying to run the gauntlet between white and black for the rest of her life. those rules were all set up by white supremacy. i think sometimes people come team me with some

the brother of another victim from the boston area. you can see they have formed this support net work. when one family member is crying another will pat them on the back. offer tissue and words of support. it's been interesting to see these this band of family members. victims family members create this support net work amongst themselves. >> tonight a mother is pleading for police to find the man who followed her daughter and exposed himself before he does it again. police say sunday evening a man in a silver sedan followed two girls. 11 and 12 years old. the man got out of the car and exposed himself to the girls. that's when they took off running. getting help from a neighbor. today we spoke to the mother of the eleven year-old who asked we not show her face. >> this person needs to be caught. they're taking away kids innocence. of just being able to go outside. in a safe neighborhood. >> deputies have a vague description of the creeper. they are trying to determine if he's the same person who followed and harassed a teenager walki

area. she ran the boston marathon when she was nearly nine months pregnant. get it, yes.is in 5:49:20, which is amazing. her doctor really recommended against it. thought she was nuts, basically. because she could induce labor at that stage. but look, she did it, it's all good, we're impressed. >> i cannot run a marathon. >> period. >> i couldn't be pregnant. for the obvious reasons. >> true. >> hey, speaking of babies. we're now hearing the unique story, interesting story, behind those baby on board stickers that you see in cars. well, apparently a man is behind them. >> okay. >> and those stickers made him a multimillionaire. >> oh my gosh. >> he's a 65-year-old man by the name of michael lerner. he -- this all started in 1984. he was driving around his nephew in boston and came up with the sticker "baby on board." guess what? he ain't got no children. >> oh my gosh. >> he's fatherless. at the age of 65 he says, it's still a possibility. he's still hoping for a kid. >> stranger things have happened. polka! >> does the name natalia peruz ring a bell? sawlady.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. >>> further south, how about the boston area sports fan. are they having a?n the super bowl. red sox win the world series. the boston bruins are still three games away from winning the stanley cup. bill belichick, apparently not bringing good luck to the bruins tonight. is 1-1 in the first period. the bruins will take back the lead. jordan, the saint louis rookie, 2-1. the police break. there is a score of rebound there. 2-2. believe it or not, no more scoring through the rest of regulation. they go to overtime. 3:51 in just inside the blue line will take a whack at it and successful it is. there you go. his first ever playoff goal. it is a winner. 3-2. 1-1. st. louis saturday night they will resume the series. >>> there is one team around here happy that the lawyers are getting all of the attention. if the giants were in the spotlight right now it would be getting ugly around here. seven straight losses. great for big brother to get a ball but that means little brother did not. >>> it is a one-one game in the fourth inning. >>> that was about as good as it w

road rage cases can get out of control like this recent episode in the boston area where a man jumpeded him or here locally where this woman a attacked bus and then flung the bus driver off her car as he tried to jump on the the national highway traffic safety adnistration says 50% honk the horn, make rude gestures or south and 2% admit to revenge like tailgating, even attempts to run another driver off the road. >> if you have a cadillac or tes larks y -- tesla, you are going to run me off the road. >> reporter: never knew it really depended what kind of cah youe how you drive. that's the thing that we found out there. if you wantne of these guys, it will cost you about $100. we checked. no four-letter words allowed wendy rieger, no, it's not your device. >> how about i love you? that's four letter word? >> reporter: okay. just a heart. >> we were watching these people once again riding on the hoods of people's cars. a word like sorry may not be enough to diffuse that kind of i angere got a feeling. >> reporter: i don't think so. >> we could have a get off m car. >>> hey, when's the

across new york city into the boston area.rtunately, richard, that's just been a deadly and dangerous week. the storm system going to shift near pretty quickly. >> all right. janeesa, thank you. >>> and then an honor of mother's day, one group now trying to make sure more of them stay alive. the rockefeller foundation hoping to save the lives of women by taking on a troubling epidemic. america's maternity mortality rate among the worst in the industrialized world. as part of the effort, they've released a compelling video tweeted out by hillary clinton, stacy abrams and others as part of their #without mom movement. >> there's no way i would be standing up straight on my feet. >> this wouldn't have been possible without you. >> i wouldn't be here without you. >> i would not be anywhere without my mom. >> joining me now, elizabeth dawes kay and anashan hussein. i never imagined i could die in labor but i almost did. these are the numbers in the united states. just locking that the on a global level, i want to go back to what we

s road rage ca can get out of control like this rent episode in the boston area where a man jumped on the hood of car that sideswiped him. or here locally where this woman attacked a bus an f thenng the bus driver off her ca as he tried to jump on the hood. the national highway traffic safety transportation says 50% honk the horn, flash the lights, make rude gestures or shout. 2% adm to revenge, like tailgating, bumping, even attempting to run another driver off the road. >> if you have an audi or a cadillac, or a tesla, you are going to run me off the road. >> something like a simple thank you to a kind gesture on the road could make the difference. in alexandria, adam tuss. news 4. >> all you have to do is wait. just wait. >> just be friendly? little courtesy goes a longway, doesn't it? well, a lot of area teachers are calling it quid s. diou know that? >> well, the reason for that might surprise you. an i-team report on teacher turnover that you don't want to miss. >> also a live look from chopper had. damage from a possible tornado in frederick county. live team covege continues r

growing up in new york patrick lyons turned areas into private night spots. then he came to bostonl house of blues. >> he's launch a vary iite a a right. and this summer he'll open a french cafe. patrick llyons, good morning an welcome to "the dish." >> good morning. >> tell us about the great spread. >> starting with the cookie fondue, we have our king's my tie in a small glass. >> because you know us well. >> in a small glass. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> this is a seafood booyah base, a traditional take on seafood stew. >> yummy. i'm told you gave college just about 40 minutes of your time and then it was off to the races. you went right into the nightclub scene. how does that transition happen? >> well, i did. i went to a community college in buffalo, new york, and made the determination -- i wouldn't advise this for my children, but i said, i can't do this, so i just left the books and the schedule on the table and went about doing my jobs, one of them being -- in high school i used to make fake i.d.s. >> really. >> another thing not to recommend to your children. >> i would not r

chapter in the 20r cherred history of the reference of race in baseball, race in sports in the boston areaf the red sox. especially because they have an ownership that has pledged to try to confront that history yet here they shied away from that history. >> do you think this will cause a rift in the clubhouse there? >> how can it not cause a gist scott kennedy, team president said no divisions in the clushouclu clubhouse. a huge circuit of the team says we don't care what happened to the manager's home down in puerto rico or what our own teammates, mookie betts, don't care why they're offended we'll keep going. the boston red sox already having a disappointing start to the season hard to see how it doesn't reverberate. >> leave it there. harsh words for the president. not sure he has much to back it up, but leave it there. appreciate the president's history, andrew jackson and andrew johnson. thank you both. >> don't come for me. >> all right. >>> coming up in the next hour here on msnbc, all the presidents lies. going through the week that was in trump's untruths. discover. hi, what's th

on our commute kerr rail, light rail, heavy rail, bus and ferry services in the greater boston metropolitan area. prior to being the chief engineer with the mbta for reference, i was the head of our engineering and maintenance division so that is the division that manages a workforce of about 850 employees and operating budget somewhere in the $150 million range for performing maintenance to our track signals, power facilities as well as purchasing our vehicless for revenue service on the authority and prior to that when i joined the mbta, it was as the number two for capital construction for the mbta, coming off a 13-year career as a bridge structural engineer for which i'm a registered professional engineer and structural engineering in bridges. so i'm here today to be a merry christmas of this peer review panel and toque you about some of the organizational in structure and staffing that we noticed as we spent the three days in march talking to many of your staff and consultants that are building this very unique, very impressive facility for all of your services to operate out of and really

far and wide, 61% of transgender based daters experience housing discrimination in the greater boston area, and 65% of lgbtq bay staters experience discrimination in public spaces. from public transportation to retail establishments, places of worship, restaurants, and health care settings. as we consider h.r. 5, we must remind ourselves of our values. my forever president barack obama once said, when all americans are treated as equal, no matter who they are or whom they love, we're all more free. it is true. when we defeat hate with love, we all win. during the time of bigotry and public turmoil, it is unconscionable we're still debating the liberties of people who ask only to be received as their fullselves. it's our fundamental right as americans to live happily, peacefully, and unapologetically. it is our fundamental right to live free of harassment and discrimination. it is our right to pursue happiness. i extend my deepest gratitude to congressman cicilline, the author of the equality act, who has worked tirelessly for years to aa firm the rights and liberties of lgbtq americans. th

going to be with us throughout the day it's going to be hard to get a lot of sunshine from areas from about boston north wards, philadelphia, d.c., new york city will be much improved and there is that warm air in the middle of the country today with some 90s in areas of kansas this upcoming weekend unfortunately going to have some severe weather we'll talk about that coming up. > there was somethat heart-stopping moments caught on camera in south florida. here is the video here a highway patr trooper was walking back to his patrol car when another car, you see that hydroplaning out of control nearly crushed him right against that wall. the trooper managed to leap on to the wall at the very last second and escaped with what auorities say appear to be just a broken ankle. the driver was cited for driving too fast for those conditions. >> wow quick instincts right there. >>> still ahead, an airport hotel you'll actually want to stay at. >>> and the heartache at home epymt. a dloen a look at the true toll on military kids. lind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all you

this isn't actually about security and let's not forget of course that this facility is in boston which is an area which is predominantly controlled by shia armed groups in that region many of which have allegiances to iran but he says that this is nothing to do with security this is all to do with politics he's suggesting that actually this is a way of the u.s. putting pressure or sending a message to other investors in iraq that or perhaps iraq is not the safest place to be at the moment and perhaps you should think about. pulling out your investment the thing is that this situation is has been partially created also because of course my pompei of the u.s. secretary of state was here back on may the 8th seeking assurances from the iraqi government that the iraqi government would be able to protect u.s. citizens and the $5200.00 u.s. soldiers who are currently living and working in iraq now the iraqi government says it gave those assurances but there is a belief that might come peo doesn't believe that those assurances are good enough and this might be a method that he's using to try to push the

boston, 99.1 f.m. in washington, d.c. carol: a.m. 960 in the bay areaital, and through the bloomberg business app. in the money issue, free ports, or call them secret museums. jason: they can hold art out of sight for decades. so check this out, it tells you how big these facilities are. 559,000, that is a lot of football fields. carol: we are seeing more come into the united states, all of this away from tax collectors. reporter hugo miller has our story. >> free ports get a bad name. they are, in theory and in , a perfectly legal way for people to store art essentially free of tax. free reports to the duty-free element, the court refers to massive, try land storage facilities. -- dry land storage facilities. carol: how does this work? carol, have aou, couple of pieces of art worth 10 million each. you cannot decide if he wants to hang it in your aspen chalet, paris, or new york. carol: you know me so well. [laughter] exactly, so instead of taking that jackson pollock worth 10 million and moving it from the next to the next, in which case you incur imp

areas of the northeast. it will take a little while from boston up to maine. we'll see this rebound. still cool in the areas of the northeast. temperatu temperatures, though, warmer the last couple of days. as we go throughout the end ofened of the weekend, look at warmth begin to spread. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. country today. with 90s in some of areas of kansas. >>> this upcoming weekend, severe weather. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> there was some heart-stopping moments caught on camera in south florida. video here, a highway patrol trooper was walking back to his patrol car, another car hydro planing out of control. the trooper managed to leap on to the wall at the very last second. and escaped with what appeared with just a broken ankle >>> still ahead -- an airport hotel you actually want to stay. a look at the true toll on military kids. lind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminate

boston, 99.1 f.m. in washington, d.c. a.m. 960 in the bay areadab digital, and through the bloomberg business app. "pursuits" we are help you -- year to help you get ready for the summer and with what to read and what to wear. we wanted to do a whole section on the shore in summer and we started off on this package on private islands. they got solar panels, cisterns. having a sustainable place is important when you are so far away from land. we have places from canada to belize to connecticut. from $4hich range million to $20 million or more. jason: one of the things i found so fascinating was that each of these homes has a story. whether it was passed down through generations, whether there is a legacy going back to napoleon, i believe. it is kind of remarkable how each of them has this tale. >> to build a place on an island that is so disconnected, you really have to make a strong choice. you have to want this for a reason and the venice one is the main reason. it is a fort that napoleon built and some structures are still there. it is a 20 min

there could be a few atadam tussan i gin to be down in boston,rl agton area, fest., during quarter we'lle on the stage from 12:00 to 6:00. hot. hot for that. 91 degrees. we'll see you there down in arlington from2:00 to 6:00. 91 for today. it is going to be warm. sunshine early. i think we have a good deal of sunshine early before thetorms roll in after 2:00. so we had storms last night that rolled through the area. pretty strong storms as well. may have woken you up nnagames, takingn the temper80 ithe 70 keep an eye to the sky, because any dtorm that we see could be really strong. weo have a chance, a slight chance. this is level two ou of five. five being the highest chance. slight chance to see some strong storms later on this afternoon.y gu winds would be the main threat. watch how these blow up after 2:00. 1:30 looking good. 2:00, 00, here is the storms that are rolling through. lots of rain, and, again, gustyl winds co have small hail. but we'll take that chance through the evening. i'm going to keep a lingering shower into the overnight as well. temperatures back in the mid-80s to

she received the 2019 profiling courage award at the kennedy presidential library in boston this weekend. the bay area congresswoman was praised for her work including the passing of the 2010 affordable care act. >> and my public life, i've seen leaders that understood that their duty was not to do what was easy, but what was right. especially when my colleagues had the courage to support the affordable care act, the healthcare reform that senator kennedy called the cause of our lives. >> pelosi was on it for leading democrats to regain control of the house last year. >>> google is blocking the chinese tech company while away amidst the intensifying trade war. new versions will lose access to popular google apps. the added the four a to a list of companies that american firms cannot trade with unless they have a license. google says it is complying with the order and reviewing the implications. meanwhile, they declined to comment. in other tech news, sprint and t-mobile are reportedly announcing pledges to announce the 26 and have billion-dollar merger. bloomberg news reporting that the two telecom gi

second only to boston with people in our area using -- losing about 155 hours a year sitting in traffic. that's o week, guys, a lot of time wasted there. if you travel during rush hour, you know theproblems. is this the solution in that's what they're going be looking at here. >> charge people more money to live and work here. >> you tte tohink of how much life you lose. >> thank you. >>> 5:10. m bald eagles have been poisoned along eastern shore. a great horned owlt and aast seven ballot eagles have been found dead since march. the "baltimore sun" reports that state and federal wildlife officials are investigating the eaths. they are similar to ones in the area in 2016. it's believed the birds may have eaten bait laced with a pesticide that's been banned in the u.s. because it can kill birds. >>> meanwhile, environmental activists met with local leaders to discuss the promise of a green you'll deal maryland -- green new deal in morldaryland. they talked about the positive impact of moving to clean and renewable energy. proponents say the deal would and stop climate change improve the r

boston, 99.1 f.m. in washington, d.c. a.m. 960 in the bay areadigital, and through the bloomberg business app. in "pursuits," we are here to help you get ready for the summer and with what to read and what to wear. >> we wanted to do a whole section on the shore in summer and we started off on this package on private islands. they got solar panels, cisterns. having a sustainable place is important when you are so far away from land. we have places from canada to belize to connecticut. all of which range from $4 million to $20 million or ore. jason: one of the things i found so fascinating was that each of these homes has a story. whether it was passed down through generations, whether there is a legacy going back to napoleon, i believe. it is kind of remarkable how ach of them has this tale. >> to build a place on an island that is so disconnected, you really have to make a strong choice. you have to want this for a reason and the venice one is the main reason. it is a fort that napoleon built and some structures are still there. it is a 20 minut

rainfall here in new york city, down to philadelphia and further south all the way into boston and the inland up state areashe rain over the last week where we have seen a lot of flooding has been in the south, widespread, you see reds and purples and pinks, you're talking anywhere from 6-inches of rain to 12-inches of rain, it's been a soggy mess, unfortunately that kind of continuing and lingering right now but the system mostly at this point even though there's still some rain across the southeast, really beginning to settle in the northeast and running through this, this is future radar, time stamp there, it continues to rain all through your sunday eventually into your monday and lingering there in new england all the way in early monday morning and in tuesday morning. so it becomes a mess and the temperatures stay cold as well. they are in mid-40's all the way through today dropping down to lower 40's unfortunately. kind of a rough mother's day, i will take the blame. >> you will have to. as a mother, all i can think about all the fellow moms out there who love their babies locked inside with children

. >> dicky: certain parts of boston are very sexy. >> jimmy: which area?> dicky: you have to be in the right area. >> jimmy: i thought we should check in with our little friend from seacock, massachusetts. hi. >> this guy again? i got to talk to this [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: tommy. >> what do you want? i'm watching nesn. they're playing highlights. >> jimmy: i have a quick question for you. >> shoot. >> jimmy: what do you think, i don't know if you saw this, but there's a report that says boston accents are the second sexiest accents in the united states. >> i think that's nonsense. >> jimmy: that's what i said. >> yeah, it's nonsense, because we have the number one most sexy accent in these here united states. listen to me, i talk wicked sexy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i've gotten to second base more times than harry hooper. >> jimmy: than harry hooper? >> yeah, harry hooper! you got a hearin' problem! you want to argue with me! >> jimmy: do you think the accent is why they're saying it's sexy? >> i don't know. i don't know why they say what they say. all i know is

in newto that every day york, in boston, in washington dc. in the bay area and through the bloomberg business at. one of the ceos we cut up was from clear. jason: it is a fascinating company, and anybody going through airports has probably seen their kiosk. but their ambitions are much grander. they want to take you through not just faster, but the stadiums, restaurants, and even your doctor's office. >> every card that is in your wallet should be replaced with your fingerprints, your iris, your face and your voice. i look at my wallet and wonder why i am carrying around my business access card. why am i giving them my health care card. none of the things make sense in the day that we live in. and by the way, biometric makes it safer and easier. jason: let's talk about the security. anybody watching or listening, that will be there big hangup, presumably. how do you overcome that? wenumber one, i say that ought this company to increase homeland security, we are qualified anti-terrorism technology. i am a neurotic mother of three and not a great flyer, that w

cost of having a place to live especially in places like the san francisco bay area, los angeles, seattle, new york city, bostonerms of having a normal way of life in the big metropolitan areas, affordability is not something that is a word that's familiar to a lot of these college students. >> with this kind of -- now that this information is out there. anybody got a plan to fix it? >> well, it's so funny. you heard aoc take a lot of grief when she said, people working two jobs -- low unemployment, people working two jobs. just what you're saying. have you to look closer at that to say, what's going on many you hear people talking about it like her, there's no action in washington, d.c.. >> but what about on these college campuses. certain campuses have food pantrys. are colleges now taking this on. >> is that really what the solution is going to be? we're going to have a food pantry -- ucla has a homeless shelter run for students by students and it's constantly full. >> but colleges cost tens of thousands of dollars and many people are concerned saying, why does college cost this much, maybe they need to lowe

boston. carol: and of course in the bay area in london. we caught up with at milken was the ceo of clear. jason: it is a fascinating company and anybody going through a major airport in the united states has probably seen their kiosk. there envisions are grander. they want to take you faster, not just through airport seconds but to stadiums, restaurants, even to your doctor's office. every part that is in your while it could be replaced with your fingerprints, your faith, you're a i look at my wallet and myay why am i carrying business access card? why am i giving them my health care card? none of these things make sense in the day we lived in. biometric makes it savior -- safer and easier. about let's talk security. anybody watching this, that is going to be there big hangup presumably. how do you overcome that? what do you say to customers? bought this company to increase homeland security. i am a neurotic mother of three it -- three. also, integrity and trust. picture the data and for tax people's privacy. because we started working wit