a new national list -- ranks the richets cities in america. not >>> all right. here's the question. how rich are we? a new national list ranks the richest cities in america. not surprisingly, the bay area is well represented. take a look. here are the top three richest cities in the country according to bloomberg. san jose checks in at number one. bridgeport, krconnecticut secon followed by san francisco. business and tech reporter scott budman joins us in san jose. scott, this triggers a deeper issue here. the income inequality around the bay area. >> reporter: yeah, raj, a lot of people call it the digital divide. as san jose rides the tech industry to the title of wealthiest city in the nation, there are still some outside of tech who are not doing well at all. with tech giants like cisco, ebay, and adobe, san jose takes the crown as the richest city in america. according to the u.s. bureau of economic analysis, san jose is the most financially productive city in the country by far. >> the reason really is the tech economy. >> reporter: at $105,000 each, san jose more than double

bill but they could not pass so they felt bad and they did the next best thing to work on in for richet and sharing. hopefully this will make it easier for companies to share information with each other and the government but it is the second-best it is not the real deal. >> host: what kind of information? >> guest: risks and threats signatures of potential attackers to help a company defending itself better if it chose to do so. it is not privacy related. >> host: with this sharing in hands cybersecurity defense? >> guest: that is the hope. probably not. it did say good for step in if you talk to some of the sponsors they will tell you we know it is a first that we have to do more but it builds consensus on the hill to move forward on cybersecurity. >> host: let's bring in an our next guest. >> you mentioned the real deal but would that look like? what should they be doing next even if they don't finish this bill? >> guest: date of dhs and its role with the grand mission to defend cyberspace but they don't have the authority or resources. they need to think about critical infrastructur

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