area late a pivotal role in making internet possible because of the fact that dharma, the defense engine see they created the internet was a northern virginia and mci and others were in the d.c. area. so they played a significant role in the set first way. the second wave silicon valley played a critical role. the third wave, i'm hoping and expecting it will distribute again and have more regional partnership. and though continue innovation in places like silicon valley, there also be in ovation and the rest of the country. i've been doing these busters for a few years visiting 26 cities and six hours, detroit, pittsburgh, detroit, albuquerque, all kinds of cities that are developing their own startups and building on the expertise they have and try to attract the capital and talent to take the ideas to scale. and in the process create the jobs they so desperately need. >> host: what refining be on the coast? >> guest: it's very encouraging. i wish more investors it in new york city or san francisco we get on planes to visit these entrepreneurs in the middle of the country. they have gre

and that it's a failure in front of the cavalry we've seen yardley in shows like herman's head and dharma and greg and films like maximum overdrive and as good as it gets her newest film oils is available on video on demand we'll talk about miles in a minute twenty eight years you were with us from the start yes how did you get the part of lisa. it's sort of a i feel like it's a lot of turk turner discovered in the drugstore kind of story i was doing as really small play at a tiny theater in los angeles and the casting director who ended up casting the simpsons a year later came to see that play and i could like seventeen people saw this play and she was one of them and she remembered me and said come in and read for this voice or actually first they had me read for bart but i knew yeah but i sound so much like a girl that lasted about seven seconds and they're like no no no how about the sister and i had never done voiceover before and i had no interest in doing it so it wasn't like oh my god this will be great i thought who wants you that isn't part of my plan to rule the world so. but

matt: dharma has reported a $.15 .- 15% jump the results happen touted by allegations of the cage longlusion with other carmakers on emissions technologies. joining us now is our automotive analyst michael dean. what is your take away from these two issues that daimler and the other german automakers are facing? there is the collusion allegations on the one hand and easel pollution on the other -- diesel pollution on the other, which is the bigger problem? michael: there is a fine line between collusion and collaboration. there is an ongoing investigation. we need to hear more from the companies or authorities before we can decide where this is going. before we can decide where they are going we have the ceo on a conference call my he is not prepared to make any comment on the situation. as you say, they have taken an pulling 3dieselgate, million cars and vans. when we look at daimler and that corporation, give me a sense of what cooperation has been, what are they cooperating on question mark michael: they co-opted in many areas. -- in terms of daimler and bmw, they have cooperated on