mastercard testing fingerprint sensor technology with its payment cards. so instead of signing a receipt or entering your pin you place your thumb on your card to confirm your identity. you would scan your fingerprints at your bank which would your biometric card. mastercard hopes to roll out the cards worldwide by the end of the year. cvs is getting rid of its candy counter. they plan to reduce shelf space for junk food giving more room to nutritious food and health products. it will make changes at several hundred stores as it reinvents its image as beacon of health living. wall street will try to recover from tuesday's loss futures are high they are morning. markets ending mostly lower with the dow posting its second straight triple-digit loss following ibm's disappointing earns. oil prices are higher after fell 4% on continued concerns about a global supply glut. the dow falling 118 points to 20,404. nasdaq edging up to 5863. >>> learning his fate. today the sentencing phase begins for eric frein. a day after being convicted of killing a trooper. we'll

mastercard testing out a fingerprint activated credit card. >> good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you. wall street trying to recover from tuesday's losses. the futures are pointing to a higher open this morning. the dow hosting its second straight triple-digit loss following ibm's disappointing earnings report. crude fell 4%. we're going to get data this morning on unemployment and earnings from verizon. dow falling to 20,404. the nasdaq edging up 13 to 5863. meantime, big changes coming to how your credit score is calculated. the most notable involved, what's known as trended data. this means the scores are going to take into account the direction of a borrower's debts on a monthly basis, so someone paying down debt is going to get a better score than someone only making minimum payments. the goal, of course, to identify warning signs long before people get into major trouble. and mastercard testing a sfrint sensing technology, so you would simply place your thumb on your card and confirm your identity. you scan your fingerprint at your bank in advance, they issue you this new

this comes as mastercard finished successful testing of cards with biometric sensors in south africa. the idea is to reduce costly credit card fraud by making sure the card holder is present when purchases are made. mastercard says customers can save two digital fingerprints when they register a new card with their bank. >>> bay area highways are a lot cleaner today thanks to a partnership between cal trans and the chp. maintenance crews and volunteers have been collecting litter alongside the highways in nine bay area counties as part of cal trans annual litter day. >> when you drive down the highways you want to be able to look and see nice shrubbery without the added litter hanging on the shrubbery. we are a beautiful city and we need to make sure that this city looks beautiful. >> crews are also out educating drivers to cover their loads in an effort to minimize falling debris which adds to the litter, of course, on our roads. >> a sign saying something is delicious, that may not seem like a big deal, but it comes close. the sign of progress at one bay area store. plus. >> we want

and mastercard is one of those businesses. do you believe that? not mastercard, but the thesis about secular growth? >> people were buying into we were going to have a huge economic rebound. it hasn't worked out. money is moving from those kind of companies to the companies that can grind out the nice 10% growth, and mastercard is in that sweet spot. >> when you look at your portfol portfolio, i would expect alphabet or apple. i think of some of the other names that define the outperformance from the broader market. abbott labs? >> it's been great. if you look at last year it was punished because it was waiting to close the st. jude deal. it closed in early january, and it's been off of the to the races. it trades at 15 times an ex year's earnings. >> it's not well orchestrated. >> i think that will be a crete of and in a nice growth area of the market. >> concerns about delphi in light of what's going snon. >> when you look at the number, 92 million cars globally. there's more than just the u.s. >> even in china they're seein

would allow mastercard to expand beyond car payments.he deal is expected to close in the coming weeks. here now with more details, chief product officer, michael. thank you for joining us. know that regulatory issues are out of the way, what does this allow you to do strategically? michael: a transformational transaction from our perspective. as you were saying, we had been looking at a whole -- for 50 years, we created value in car payment. the reality, happening in the bank account payment space, you we cana payment to me, now play in that reality. that is the first time that has been done in the industry, transformational. ask what it means for people in the united states. this is a british company you required to do business in britain. can you give us the embedded payment system here in the u.s.? absolutely, we will, and it is happening. if you look at what they have been doing, they are the only payment provider in the technology space that have to implement technology in more than one country. they are delivering this right here i

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. >>> mastercard taking security to the next level. they unveiled a new credit card with fingerprint centers. the card is being used on a trial basis in south africa but it could be brought out in the us by the end of the year they has sensors embedded in the plastic to recognize the fingerprint of the registered user. the fingerprint acts as a pin number. mastercard said it will work on existing credit card readers. connect bill gates is one of the richest person on earth. when it comes to children and smart phones, even bill gates has its limits. the founder of microsoft says, he banned his kids from having cell phones until they were 14 years old. he says he still limits the amount of time they can spend on them. they have two kids ages 14 and 17. they say they want to give them as normal a life as possible and that includes following limitations and following rules. >>> there is a starbucks rant -- starbucks drink that people are talking about. it is called the unicorn frappuccino. one starbucks employee says that drink is ruining

. >>> mastercard is taking security to the max.ey unveiled a new credit card with fingerprint sensors. the card is being used on a trial basis in south africa. they may be rolled out here in the us by the end of the year. these credit cards have sensors embedded in the plastic to record knives the fingerprint of the registered user. the fingerprint acts as a pin number. mastercard said the card will work on existing credit card readers. >>> charged with attempted murder of a baby. we will find out more about the father and his alleged accomplice accused of this shocking crime. >>> governor. brown was here in the bay area. the message he had for president trump about his environmental policies. >>> we do not have any major delays . it was good coming around the corner. >>> we had a tough week here. yesterday things turned around and we will continue that today was the warmer temperatures. businessman 2: we've gone over the numbers several times, and... businessman 1: yea, yea, yea...you know what i'm craving right now? businessman 1

mastercard as unveiled a new payment card featuring a biometric fingerprint scanner, it wor-- mastercards run two successful trials in south africa so far and is now expanding the test run. the company hopes to fully roll out the technology in europe and asia later on this year. no word when it will make its way to the united states. fingerprint recognition is widely considered a safer and more efficient way of authenticating payments and analysts have previously hacked scanners such as the one used by samsung's galaxy s-5. >> thank you, susan. >>> mental health awareness gets another boost this week. thanks to some moving comments by the royal brothers. >> i think she would be proud of the campaign, proud of everybody involved, proud of us. >>> and a lot of folks in china are calling her goddess ivanka. >>> britain's prince william and prince harry are continuing their candid conversation about their mother's death. >> the two brothers are working now to raise awareness about mental health issues as nbc's tammy leitner reports, it's a marked change for the royal family. >> reporter: can

among those expected to attend, the ceos of jetblue, mastercard and the new york stock exchange.mphases will be on infrastructure, modernizing government and creating a pro business climate. amongst that, we have brian moynihan, the bank of america ceo speaking in washington at an event about lunch time. jamie dimon later. so quite a lot of commentary to come today. >> looking forward to that jamie dimon investor letter later on to see his views on what's happening in the markets. >> always something to watch. i would say up there with the warren buffett annual letter. people focus on this for the sector. it's due at around 11:30 a.m. >> you might get a bit beforehand. >>> on capitol hill, the senate is setting itself up on a collision course. democrats assembled enough votes to filibuster the supreme court nomination of judge neil gorsuch. the question is whether or not republicans follow through on plans for the so-called nuclear option. the move is a last resort that involves changing the senate rules so that a nominee can be confirmed with a simple majority of 51 votes instea

bank of mastercard. >> -- comes all the risks a lot of people aren't aware of.tionality over choice and second because the weakest link tends to be the small businesses and medium sized businesses and kevin, you are a small businessman you understand this really well, we're attacked more often than others and when they get attacked they get shut down more often than others. you put all that together, my sense is that the series of things that can be done in the short term in cyber be about t from public/private relationships to the kind of act that congress passed, did i think 70% of the way to get the right level of information sharing, take that forward, liability sharing as well, and then from that the global rules and globally consistent rules to all the things we could do in the fwut workforce development, and the right things biometrics. there's a series of things that can be done to make the internet of things safer and more valuable for our future. i think everybody gets that. the what and the how are clearer. i'm not sure what the structure will be to g

. >>> mastercard taking security to the next level.ny unveiled a new credit card with fingerprint sensors. the card is being used on a trial basis right now in south africa but there could be a road here in the united states, there are sensors in the plastic to recognize the fingerprint of the registered user. it acts as a pin number in the master car company says the card will work on existing card readers so stores don't have to purchase anything.>>> a stunning story, charged with trying to murder a baby. up next.more about the father and his alleged accomplice as police give us more details about the shocking crime.>>> governor brown here in the bay area in his message to the president about his environmental policy. >>> with traffic that will be busy you are driving on 80 westbound heading out to macarthur.>>> the week started with fog and rain and will end with warmer temperatures and lots of sunshine. we will show you how warm. ♪ [ music ] ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn

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. >>> the new mastercard has a fingerprint scanner. no thicker than other cards and it allows users to authorize a sale with a touch. rather than a p.i.n. number or signature. >>> galaxy is launching its new phone today. you can expect to pay between $30 and $31 a month. users can unlock the phone with their face, fingerprints, or an iris scan. the samsung note 7 had those battery issues and in some cases fires. a lot riding on this launch. >> hopefully they've solved the problem. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, jill. >>> still ahead, privacy breach. a famous headphone maker is accused of listening in. accused of listening in. >>> a new lawsuit alleges that bose has been using these headphones to spy on customers. i'm meg oliver. that story coming up. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe

. >> you might have noticed see it has mastercard logo, why mastercard? the hope is eventually they're going to make it use it like a debit card almost. you sign up with mastercard, you can use this to make other purchases. so we'll be on one key. isn't that cool? >> i like. >> so septa sorry doing it at the home opener. if you signed up, they warranted everybody to sign up and get on board, you got free t-shirt so i signed up, but i didn't get my t-shirt, gone by the time the game was over. so they sent this to me. and they said hi, alex, sorry we missed you. >> oh,. >> so thank you, septa. >> now, would you actually wear that shirt? >> yes. i think it is cute. you don't like? >> it is fine. >> go septa, go phils. >> yes. >> so that's cool. i think it is a great thing for the city. other cities aren't doing this. >> i like a lot. >> at least the credit card part. >> we're ahead of other cities. by the way you can still use your token for awhile. >> yes, monthly passes, go to i septa philly.com. they have all of the information about the septa key. make t

a payment card featuring a fingerprint sensor has been unveiled by credit card provider mastercard.h mobile phone payments: users must have their finger over the sensor when making a purchase. is it foolproof? not completely, according to to security experts, but they say it‘s a "sensible" use of biometric technology. and celebrities in the us have been warned to clearly identify when they are promoting products on instagram in return for payment. the consumer regulator sent letters to more than 90 individuals and marketing firms, though it has not revealed who was put on notice. it is the first time the regulator has intervened on the issue which critics call the "wild west of disguised advertising". a quick look at the markets. it‘s not a hugely active market at the moment. we have seen the oil price falling back a little, the oil companies falling back a little bit. if you look at how the ftse has performed since the beginning of the year, for the first time, is down a little bit. that‘s all the business news. time for a look at the weather. the weather today is warmest across th

. >>> mastercard has unveiled a new credit card with fingerprint sensors. the card is being used on a trial basis right now in south africa. the credit cards have sensors embedded in the plastic and can recognize the fingerprint of their registered user. the fingerprint acts like a pin number and march card says it will work on existing credit card readers. there is no word yet on when the cards might come to the u.s. or go into widespread circulation. >>> former president bush 41 got a visit from former president bush 43 in the hospital today. the 92-year-old bush 41 is recovering from a mild case of pneumonia. after the visit he tweeted, "big moral boost from a high- level delegation. no father has ever been more blessed or prouder." the elder bush will remain at the hospital under observation as he continues to regain his strength. >>> winter storm debris is posing a threat to boaters in northern california. water managers are working to contain a huge amount of debris that has been washed down from the mountains. don pedro reservoir, crews are trying to

. >>> mastercard introducing cards with finger print technology to a wider audience. the idea is to reduce costly credit card fraud by making sure the credit card holder is present when making purchases. >>> up next an apparent terror attest isis claiming responsibility how paris is responding. >>> also the trump administration is going after wikileaks founder julian assange what is holding up the case. >>> details you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> he is saying there's a shooting in paris. moments after gunfire erupted a man turned on his camera and started recording this video. >> one policeman was killed in the attack and two others wounded. >> yeah the attackers also shot dead according to the french interior ministry. >> one of the most beautiful streets in all the world a man gets out opens fire.

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chasing it, you get in at a good inflection point right now, they are striking deals with visa, and mastercardl with android pay for the mobile platform. charles: overall the risk question, from my vantage point it would be getting bogged down, parts of the trump economic agenda have to go through. i already see the economic needle moving. >> i am concerned about risk that you talk about on individual names, not necessarily sectors. right now investors need too pick and choose. not every sector and every name will win, you can't blindly go in buy baskets of securities. you have to pick and choose the best names, not everyone is going to win in this marketplace with valuations elevated where they are right now. a lot of cyclical names have good opportunity but you have to pick and choose. charles: that is certain risk right now. >> guidance is a big risk, have you seen in, quarter and last quarter, a lot of companies would beat from industrial names like booing -- boeing they would guide down then stock would sell-off. and names and consumer staples are blaming on macro events leak procter & ga

google, facebook, microsoft, mcdonald's, mastercard. these are wildly held stocks. 195 other u.s.ks hit all-time highs. the stock market is a gauge of corporate profits. and investor confidence is high across many industries. but the banking industry was king on monday. look at these gains. morgan stanley, up 4.2%. bank of america, up 4%. jpmorgan chase, citigroup, a perfect environment for banks. less regulation, rising interest rates and promise of tax reform. >>> "early start" continues right now. ♪ >>> president trump, looking to strike a compromise to keep the government open. he's said to be ready to wait to fund the border wall, at least for now. the president ready to slash the top corporate tax rate. how low will he go? and what could stand in his way? and why is the state department giving promotion to the president's mar-a-lago resort? we'll show you the explanation for a very controversial article. >>> good morning. and welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, april 25th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. good morning, everyone. president trump showing flexi

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town hall style event with ceos from some of america's best-known companies including citigroup, mastercard and jetblue. the chief it back -- executive discussed the trillion dollar or more infrastructure plans set to be formally unveiled in the coming weeks. wording those who want their projects funded by the government they better be ready to go. >> if you have a job that you can start within 90 days, we're not giving you the money for it. it doesn't help. >> lawmakers digging in on the senate floor. at least 41 democrats flocking together to filibuster the confirmation of neil gorsuch. forcing republicans to prepare for the so-called nuclear option or simple majority of 51 votes which would ensure core searches seated on the high court. >> it will be on their shoulders. >> in the lower chamber paul ryan down playing talk of the gop healthcare bill which was dead on arrival last month. >> get everyone engaging with one another. we are throwing around concepts to improve the bill. >> for the first time on record susan rice categorically denied the obama administration inappropriately spied

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as well as top representatives and ceos for major companies like citi, as well as blackstone and mastercardtalking about a host issues. this is what the president said about dodd-frank. president trump: they are petrified of the regulators, they cannot move. the regulators are running the banks, so we will do a major haircut on dodd-frank and we but notong regulations, regular to net makes it impossible for the banks to make loans to people who will create jobs. kevin: my sources on the senate banking committee tell me that they are hoping to have some kind of the regulatory policy attached to this in the first year of the ministration, but on infrastructure, another hot topic earlier today, the president is hoping to work with democrats to pass a $1 trillion if for structure plan, no specifics yet. david: there is a theme developing. you go back to the visit from the german chancellor, one subject during that meeting, also with ceos as well, was apprenticeship. germany has an apprenticeship program that ivanka trump has championed. what did we hear about that today? kevin: they are looking

. >> and mastercard? >> this is, again, linked. more people continue to spend. mastercard wins and they're in a great position to do it. >> and i exercise that. >> google firing back. >> reporter: a google spokesperson tells us we vehemently disagree with the claim every year we do a comprehensive and robust analysis of pay across genders and have found no pay gap. the department has not provide ed any data. an ongoing department of labor investigation. because google is a federal contractor, the department says it is required to let the government inspect records. google is protective of compensation data that's used to hire at that enter. the labor department's regional director, janet wipper, testified in court here in san francisco that across the entire workforce. they tweeted it closed it's pay gap. this is not the first time it has been under fire. and the latest, remember, comes at a time when tensions are running very high. back to you. >> what is that phrase, don't be evil? >> retails, thank you, falling over 2% year over year. a big loss for the sag s

it ought to be using an americae express, visa, mastercard model to cut down fraud. >> sean: are youhese things to the president? >> all the time, including right now. >> sean: through me. i am the medium here? >> one of the best ways to reach him is to be on your show. >> sean: more with former speaker of the house and later tonight... >> we are going to put people back to work. >> sean: the president's tax plan unveiled. we will explain exactly what is in this. what tax planck he is proposing. we have a mini monologue straight ahead. we will get reaction from juan williams, maria bartiromo and harvey levin called out members in the mainstream media who pretend to be fair and balanced and say they are unbiased. they are lying to you. that is straight ahead. say thee unbiased. they are lying to you. they are lying to you. that is straighty pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas®

pick and also working with wells fargo and signed a deal with discover to go along with visa and mastercard they are making paypal a valid way to pay for things in person. i mentioned partisanship, at one time or another the bears noisy and powerful cited those vendors as the reason why you had to sell sell it or short it. now, they are convinced to win with it, not against especially if they want to win the 3450i7bced and hearts of millennials. >>> the honors will go to two winners who can't seem to quit. alphabet. had a 22% sales gain and amazon with a giant profit jumper. soon sweeps week will be 0 over but these fabulous quarters will last weeks and weeks to come until next week three years from now. richard in virginia. >> caller: hi, jim. really enjoyed your books and enjoyed the show. >> thank you! >> caller: my question is about general electric, what to do with these guys. i bought a pretty good chunk of it about four years ago. hasn't really done much. it represents about 6% of my portfolio. the dividend is great, i enjoy the dividend. it's just stuck, goes up a little bit, goes d

mastercard has 26 times. >> we'll get you back to axp yesterday. >> so that's my would you rather. >>d you rather? axp? get you done. >> ha. >> negative earnings. another big group reporting next week, making a comeback. will earnings reflect that momentum? we thought it was time for therapy. >> hi, guy, next week is a big time for earnings. we will check in on how investors are feeling about different sectors in biotech. barclays put out a note looking at what health care members are most interested in. pharma and biotech are the real spaces that health care investors will like right now. whereas large cap biotech really isn't so great t. reason they like pharma is the potential for tax reform and for sector consolidation or mna. in terms of which names might be potential buyers and targets. looking at pfizer, merck, gilead and cellgene, on the target side, companies as big as alexion and inside and genetics and tesaro. we seen tesaro stock down as they put out plans to launch their new cancer drug. people take that to mean maybe they won't be a potential target. biotech earnings che

those visa and mastercard stories deserve higher multiples and i think that's one thing american express'stiple on earnings should rise over time to reflect the business it really is, not so much the lending side. >> yeah, eric. in fact, there used to be a bit of a way of looking at am ex as being partly the payment network, right? it kind of has a payment network. do you think it is not legitimate as a way to try to value the pieces? >> no, i think that it is. i just think that what that analysis misses is that so much of their incremental revenue generation that they, in fact, are publicly targeting is coming from the reexpansion of loans. they lost a big part of their loan portfolio when they lost the costco portfolio, and so their number one strategic priority at the moment is really accelerating their loan portfolio growth. so i would just argue that that doesn't really argue for multiple expansion. >> all right. guys, thank you. we will see, of course, how the company's results come in in a couple of minutes. that's chris donan and eric wasserman for now. >> thank you. >> with the do

the ceos that are present are representatives from blackstone, citigroup, mastercard just to name a few. laterent trump will speak and then we'll head across town where he will address an industry -- an industry group representing 3 million construction workers in the united states. vonnie: one of the things we heard today, elaine chao saying they are working on a legislative package that should be revealed in may some time, which would be post the government deadline. do we know what this package is and what we might see? no, that the rumblings are that we might see something regarding infrastructure or even a comprehensive tax plan. over the weekend, president trump not taking a definitive position in an interview with the financial times on when exactly he will put something forward regarding tax reform. but again, other rumblings on capitol hill and the sources i speak with an count grid's are that the republicans -- in congress are that the republicans are looking to pass a health care package. somethingn search of to get done that they can do on the economy. >> speaking of that he

sitting in a flat sector for a couple of month, i'm sure you're frustrated, but if you own things in mastercard, you're looking at a new high every day. if you take the attention off the new five banks. there's a lot of good stuff happening in bank stocks and dwoent need the ten-year to be over 3% right this minute. >> if the banks are giving you more reason perhaps to think there could be a retracement of all of the gains that you had, then the fact -- >> the unemployment number -- >> look at the last month. xlf is down five. morgan stanley is down ten. goldman, nine, citi, two. >> judge, let me tell you this. and you've got a trade it. this is where what people peete and i do every day really comes in. i know everybody on the des b k does some derivative trade, but folk, if if you looked at that 27% rally out of jpmorgan from like josh say, election day through the beginning of march, 27%. now, we've corrected about 4.5% off of that, if you sold out the money calls, after that huge, furious run, exactly what leon coop cooperman talk eed about on tuesday, i'm selling the money calls and s&p 50

he met with about 50ceos including those from citi group, mastercard, and jet blue.his trillion dollar infrastructure plan to be revealed in the coming weeks. >> we're speeding up the process we have to build roads and highways and we are talking about a very major infrastructure bill. >> meanwhile democrats are ready to filibuster the president's supreme court pick neil gorsuch in a fight that's set to come ahead this week. republican leaders say they are prepared to change the senate rules to ensure gorsuch is seated on the high court. >>> now to wall street where stocks finished in positive territory today, but not by much. dow up 39 points, nasdaq finished up three points and s&p 500 by two points. >>> the footwear retailer will close almost 400 stores in the u.s. there is no word if any of the stores are set to close in the bay area. payless says they have about 4,400 stores worldwide. the company said they plan to expand their online sales and global growth. >>> a safe side for shooting illegal drugs. the controversial idea behind creating a city-sanctioned pla

style event with about 50ceo's from some of america's best known companies including citigroup, mastercard and jet blue. the chief executives seizing the moment to discuss his administration's trial trillion dollar or more infrastructure plan set to be unveiled in the coming weeks. warning those who want their projects funded by the government they better be ready to go. >> if you have a job that you can't start win 90 days we're not going to give you the money for it. because it doesn't help. >> lawmakers meanwhile digging in on the senate floor. at least 41 democrats flocking together to filibuster the confirmation of supreme court nominee he neil gorsuch. forcing republicans to prepare for the so-called nuclear option or simple majority of 51 votes which would ensure gorsuch is cedar on the high court. >> it will be on their shoulders. >> reporter: in the lower chamber house speaker paul ryan downplaying talk about republicans revising the gop health care bill which was dead on arrival last month. >> get everybody engaging with one another. that's happening. now we're throwing around co

then there were 24 business leaders, ceos of major companies like mastercard, general electric, the new york stock exchange, jet blue. it was a town hall with these business leaders. i have a special treat this morning. i'm joined by my buddy, stephanie ruhle, who agreed to help sort of make sense of this thing. he was doing okay until he got to the end, telling you the unemployment rigate is not righ and the 70,000 factories that closed. all over the world, factories closed in some part because of automation. we don't need as many people to make things. in some part because of trade and offshoring. but the thing at the end is something donald trump has gotten used to saying. that things were really terrible. he showed up in town, and now everybody is creating new jobs everywhere you look. >> he's gotten used to saying it because those points, the narrative, he had written sticks. the problem is the narrative isn't true. when he mentioned -- he speaks to ceos. we're going to be building here. he says, i'm going to come see you then. the question is, is he going to see them while he is w

a payment card featuring a fingerprint sensor has been unveiled by credit card provider mastercard.ger over the sensor when making a purchase. is it foolproof? not completely according to to security experts but they say it's a "sensible" use of biometric technology. the green investment bank set up by the uk government five years ago, has been sold to australia's macquarie bank, for £2.3bn. that's £1.7bn into the treasury's pocket while mcquarrie takes on £600m in liabilities. the bank was set up to fund renewable and low—carbon projects and has invested about £800m per year so far. the government is appointing independent trustees to ensure it continues to have an environmental mission. quick look at the markets. a pretty quiet day when i last looked. everything has turned upwards. the dow is upper third of 1%. not a huge amount. everyone has elections on their mind, no one prepared to invest or disinvest, because they don't know what is going to happen. researchers believe cycling to work at half the risk of developing heart disease and cancer. scientists at the university of gla

you have citibank, mastercard, deloitte, just to name a few. >>> meantime, the president getting majorback on his claim that he can go it alone in dealing with a very provocative north korea. of course, he said that in the "financial times" interview over the weekend that, essentially, if china won't deal with north korea, then we, the united states, will. now this morning, the head of u.s. strategic command flatly contradicting that before the senate armed services committee. he said, "any solution to the north korea problem has to involve china," all this as president trump gets ready to host his chinese counterpart. >> joining us, christopher hill, former u.s. ambassador to south korea, also iraq, also former assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs. ambassador, thank you so much for being with us. you heard the president suggest if china not willing to help, the u.s. could go it alone in north korea. you think that's a bad idea. why? >> i think it's a nonstarter. frankly, i think his purpose in saying that was to kind of focus chinese attention with the upcom

a huge list of ceos -- citigroup, blackstone, mastercard, jetblue, modell sporting goods. those are just some of them, probably with more name recognition for many viewers. what's this about for the president? >> well, it's interesting because he's going to need the private companies to sign on to this infrastructure bill, because although the top-line number's $1 trillion, what he says will be a combination of federal government spending, but as well as companies pouring money into these infrastructure projects also. so, he needs these ceos on board. and behind closed doors, the ceos do have a lot of uneasiness as far as they don't -- they're not sure whether he can pull off a lot of these plans. >> think a lot of lawmakers would agree they're not sure he can pull off a lot of these plans. >> exactly, but they are happy to be part of the discussion. it's all about access. so, the ceos in that room will tell me privately, we don't know what this guy's going to do, we don't even know what he's about, but we are glad that at least he's listening to us. that's why you're not

. >>> mastercard is taking security to the next level. they unveiled a new credit card with a fingerprint censor. it is being used on a trial basis in south africa. it could be rolled out in the united states by the end of the year. the credit cards have sensors in the plastic to recognize the fingerprint of the registered users. it acts as a pin number of sorts. mastercard said the card will work on existing credit card readers. >> interesting. >>> subway closed more stores than it opened. they closed 359 storms. the company is struggling to comb pete. >>> emirates is trimming its service after heightened u.s. security measures and banning muslims from majority muslim nations. >>> while some airlines are cutting flights others are increasing them, especially in the bay area. iberia is launching a new low cost carrier called level with round-trip flights out of oakland to barcelona, spain for around 350 bucks. let's go. at that price point, it could be easier to see barcelona in person instead of the live video. >>> like most budget airli

just as you are getting used to inserting your check card, mastercard now testing the chip and fingerprintystem to deliver an additional layer of security. at checkout, users insert the chip card as usual but instead of entering a pin or signing the reader, they place their sum on the sensor. the new system will be available worldwide by the end of the year. >>> and today might be your last chance to grab that nintendo classic counsel. best buy will have some of the nintendo classic many game consoles available today. nintendo discontinued that earlier this month. they have been extremely hard to find because of their popularity. it will be limited to one purchase per customer. games sold on a first-come first-served basis while limited supplies last. video classics told in stores for $59.99. there are a lot for sale online. it will cost about $250 and that's used. but i was looking through the listings, and it's kind of interesting. a lot of people said only played once. maybe they were a little disappointed in the system. >> i want one. >> 250 or $350. >> it brings back a lot of memories

if you apply an american express visa, mastercard model of antifraud, you probably bring that down bye republicans and democrats have always -- >> but had never pass the right legislation. i'm just saying there are 100 things you can do. i think the government -- neil: but he's going to be increasing spending. if he gets his infrastructure plan, even though that -- >> right. so you find ways -- but they're offset -- neil: but does that worry, someone who's hacking the deficits of leading -- >> no, i'm not worried because we balanced the budget for four years when i was speaker. i think by the end of his second term, going to be balancing the budget. . neil: but you're okay. >> i'm okay without being crazy about it. i'm okay with an investment-oriented and jobs-oriented tax cut that i do think will grow the economy. and i think reagan created 19 million jobs. now, you do that in his farewell address, he tabes what it felt like to create 19 million new jobs. you do that, trump gets reelected, and probably his successor as a republican gets reelected. i'm not worrying about the deficit.

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a range of companies from mastercard to at&t as well as government agencies host bug bounty programs,lnerabilities. they employee hackers from all over the world to find bugs for the department of defense, irs and fortune 500 companies everything from financial services to health care. >> once they start to recognize the vetting that we have in place and the controls that we have in place to ensure that these people are both trusted and that we have visibility into what they're actually doing while they're engaged with our customers, they feel a lot more comfortable with the whole concept of crowdsourcing security. >> along with cylance, rather than hackers it uses artificial intelligence to identify and prevent hacks. >> it takes an alga rhythmic approach to determine whether something is good or bad based on the features or elements of the past. so it's akin to trying to predict when somebody that's balking up to your front porch is going to burglar your house that day. >> he says his algorithms can prevent 99.9 prts of future attacks. we'll tell you which cyber security companies w

. >>> now just as you're getting used to inserting your chip card into the payment processor mastercardment system to deliver an additional layer of security. at check out users install their chip card as normal instead of entering a opinion or signing the reader they simply place their thumb on the censor. new system will be available worldwide by the end of the y year. >> okay. just one more thing. it's okay. >>> check it out. this thing -- listen to this holly. facebook working on program that would allow to you -- your brain to type. you would simply have to think out what you want written down, holly. um-hmm. it's exploring the silence speech system with dozens of scientists that would let people type 100 words per minute with their brain. it's part of the facebook's pus to the next level. level, level, level. >> i'm not sure i want what i'm thinking -- >> does it send automatically, right? >> i mean -- >> that's my thing. >> come on. how many times do i say, you know, did i just say that outloud? because i didn't mean that. >> that would be bad. >> it would be bad. i'm against tha

a payment card that is got a fingerprint sensor has been unveiled by mastercard, following successful make a purchase. let me show you this story, celebrities and the united states have been warned about the use of social media. they've been asked identify when they are promoting products on instead round when they are promoting products in return for payment. it is being called the wild west of hidden advertising. that's all your business from me. more from us a little later. the headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. in a moment we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two — first we leave you with chris for a look at the weather. for most of us, it is looking dry, but this cheeky weather front is bringing cloud and a few spots of rain. that will continue to work southend eastwards over the next few are as. don't be surprised if you see the odd spot of rain, barely enough to whet the ground. the code breaking up nicely in scotland, but the england and wales, and not cloud around. the sunny spots across north england and particularly, the north east of england. scotland having dece