we spoke with steve pagliuca, bain capital co-chair and the co-owner of boston celtics about joint -- just this as he joined us from his home turf of boston's institute of contemporary art. steve my understanding is it is : focused on state's rights more than anything else. so we will see how that plays out. they have gambling all over the rest of the nations, as you know, in the u.k., soccer gambling, so forth. i think it will play out as a state's right rule. caroline: something that massachusetts should approach? steve: that is up to the state. you know, the attorney general is great here and i am sure he , will figure it out. interesting we will not be hearing from -- caroline: interesting we will not be hearing from adam silver. he has been a relative supporter, saying overall, we have to ensure the legitimacy of the sport remains intact. but do you think that it would affect the game in any way? steve: i think with adam silver as commissioner, the game has always had a high integrity with david stern and adam silver. it is their highest priority. and it will remain so whether an

caroline: that was steve pagliuca. bain co-chair and co-owner of the boston celtics.bok is using 3d technology to break the mold. we visited the boston-based company's headquarters to see how it is using liquid material software and robotics to draw shoes in three dimensional layers. >> the footwear industry is seeing a jump-start in technology. nike's hyper adapt made self-lacing shoes a reality. adidas' future craft introduced 3d printing with comfort and now reebok's liquid factory is making intricate lightweight designs along with the company's 100% recyclable footwear line. cotton and corn. >> this is our 3d printing lab. >> big mcginnis is head of reebok's future. >> liquid factory is a way to get away from using molds like every other shoe in the market does and draw the bottom of the shoe instead. this is like 3d printing only faster. >> it is an effort to streamline production and keep up with younger consumers. >> the big goal is to go from we're going to make 1 million pairs of one shoe in the exact type and hope everybody likes it. that was the older model