we'd love to see yours, so please send selfie of you and your business to your business@msn business@msn business@msnbc.com and use #your biz selfie. >>> this week's elevator pitch had an idea to help give and gain access to apartments and houses without having to carry key. let's see if she can unlock the passion of our panelists. tonya is the founder and ceo and lease lisa have an investor with new york angels. >> hi. if you've ever stayed in vacation rental or airbnb, you were probably given a key. did you ever think about how many other people have been given that key? unfortunately, keys can be copied, lost or stolen. and when paired with a calendar showing when a home is unoccupied, creating easy opportunity for unauthorized access or theft. this kept me up nights as a property manager sorgs i created a software platform that allows property managers, homeowners and investors the ability to remotely manage access to their properties from anywhere in the world using our patent pending . the lock doesn't use wifi or blue tooth. our technology is based on light transmission so it's

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he is really shaping the look and the feel of future apple products msn they have promoted -- applentves products. so they have promoted a number of different executives to fill those spaces. david: thank you. the 2016 race for the white house has taken an interesting turn. lindsey graham dropping out of the race. we want to welcome our bloomberg television audience as we take a look at politics. a major candidate drops out of the race for the white house on the republican side. megan murphy joins us in studio. she is the bloomberg news washington bureau chief. lindsey graham dropped out of the race. why did this happen now? the last day he could get out without being on the ballot. that was the ingredient for the timing. there is no surprise he has exited. he was polling very low. able to scrape into the kiddie table for the republican debate. to happen now is a more interesting thing in terms of who will pick up his supporters and what role he wants to play in shaping this race. >> lindsey graham is a very interesting republican. our bloomberg news story points out that he is a prot

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hike the rates and i think ultimately they will survive the fact that there has been a relatively weak msn number out there. >> by the way, we're looking at the ten year yield. 2.15%, gerard. it keeps going down. look at the 30 year, 2.19%. these were not the positions people were expecting as we're talking about lift off. >> well, the key issue there is about the flattening of the yield curve. we're seeing that the longer end still doing quite well. three main reasons i see, one is it's still a good diversifier with second wits, two there's less supply risk for long end treasuries and three right now there are still some concerns with the economy. 2.2, 2.1% still considered relative value. the big thing is on the short end you're starting to see the two year and short end rise as the market increasingly suss spengts that the fed will increase rates. expect to see a flattening to continue ahead. >> you and i have talked about that, the flattening of the yield curve but the dollar has strengthened into this and there is a feeling emerging that maybe there is a selloff in the dollar if the f

jason chaffetz led off the committee hearing saying this is the report that msn brbc found this is the 2011 memo and this is the wrong call. hindsight is 20/20 and dhs officials continue to say to me that they'll look at anything that can keep us safer, but this is complex stuff. but again this was frozen in 2011. this was not taken up a long time ago when a lot of people inside dhs said it should have been. >> after a year of review. i know your reporting is this went through, not just one memo and that was it. it went through a year-long process. president obama today spoke about the refugee vetting process in general. i want to listen to what he said. >> any refugee coming to the united states, some of them victims of terrorism themselves, will continue to get the most intensive scrutiny of any arrival. they go through up to two years of vetting including biometric screening. and the review that i ordered into the fiance visa program under which the female terrorist in san bernardino came here is ongoing. >> so how do you take whether we are or how do you explain where we are right