all of the tle's out there today are very nichee.hose are the ones out through the auctioning process. cory: does it work in the same way as the spiders that do the web searches? they ping different parts over the internet and collect different information? >> the way that the tools used to work and they would go ask all of the computers all at once, what is going on and wait for them to answer. it would take a lot of special hardware. look to the guy to the right of you and to the left of you and find out what is going on there. cory: a buddy system. let's link arms. i get that. that is fascinating. the types of hacks are changing dramatically. we're seeing state-sponsored hacks like the sony hack by north korea. >> they are multi-stepped. they often involve something that looks legitimate and involve a combinags of programs and networking. cory: we have seen a lot of case where is someone gets into the network and says there for months or even a year. >> right. then they plant program over here that talks to a program over here and

all of the tle's out there today are still very niche. it is like .club, .nyc, .guru, .ninja. are the ones that are already out through the auctioning process. what is going to happen over the course of this year and next year are more generic ones are going to come out. like dot web, that will be a popular one where people will say i can be part of that dot web revolution coming up. cory: that was hari ravichandran of endurance international. the best of "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: this is the best of "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. bmw is counting on technology to help it keep its lead against rivals like audi and mercedes in the luxury market. matt miller caught up with the ceo ludwig willisch on the floor of the new york auto show. matt: i'm here and i thought it would be interesting to talk about the high-tech i-cars i-line that they have out. you are a race car collector and racecar driver. you happen to drive the i3. when you told me that i couldn't believe it. you said it's got the bmw dna in it. ludwig: absolutely. that is why i drive it. the way

all of the tle's out there today are very nichee. those are the ones out through the auctioning process. what's going to happen over the course of this year and next year are more generic ones are going to come out. where people say i can be part of that.web revolution coming up. >> we'll be right back. >> bmw is counting on technology to help it keeps its lead against rivals in the luxury market. matt caught up with the ceo on the floor of the new york auto show. >> i'm here and i thought it would be interesting to talk about the high-tech i cars i-line that they have out. you happen to drive the i-3. when you told me that i couldn't believe it. you said it's got the dna in it. >> absolutely. the way it drives it's so agile, it's light, it's great as far as acceleration is concerned. that's all you need for a commute. this is what the car is meant for. >> so the i-3 is an all electric car. you can get it with a range extender but that doesn't drive the axel. it's completely green in that sense. >> it is. it's green in the sense it's

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the other headwind -- i know we talked about your expansion out west, but tle see that as a very longm prosect because of the lack of brand identity that you have for dunkin' donuts west of the mississippi. what do you say to those research analysts? >> well the first one -- let's talk about dunkin' donuts. one of the reasons we launched our cake out to 60,000 retail locations is to build our brand relevance. that supports our western expansion. when we launched packaged coffee back in 2007 that helped. we got national media everywhere. so i'm not worried about that at all, bill. in fact i think we're on a roll building the brand relevance going west. on the baskin robbins side i think the doughnut trend is over. we're seeing large numbers of doughnut stores closing particularly in california. and baskin robbins is thriving just about everywhere. >> but it is the yogurt shops they're looking at these self-serve soft yogurt shops they're talking about. >> but those are the ones that are closing now. i think those trends have come and gone like it did at the back end of the 1980s and ea

>> so what we're thinking tle and no final decisions have been made although our doctors are, very, very strong opinions because we have they have built up a tremendous capacity and expertise, is that we would refer eligible veterans to a community provider, and that they would come back and get the medications from us which we think would be -- >> i get that. >> in the tax payers, it would be what we paid for the medical -- >> going back to your protocol. if off good protocol and whom to treat and whom not to treat as a doc i would not like that kind of discoordinator natoed, we'll go out here because that's how we access this pool of money. is there no way around that? >> what we're trying to do is get as many veterans to this treatment adds possible. this probably wouldn't be the ideal design it would have some payoff, i think, of expanding the capacity in the private sector to take care of other patients with hepatitis c, but it would require a lot of it very close coordination back and forth between va docs and docs in the community. and it wouldn't work everywhere. it's not going t

yes, tle can raise children. y he, they can participate fully as members of their community. marriage, though not yet. we have leave that to be worked out later. but the petitioners, these gay and lesbian couples -- >> or not. or not. i mean -- that's not what they're saying. they're saying leave it to the people. it will be worked out later -- or not. >> but what these gay and lesbian couples are doing is laying claim to the promise of the 14th amendment now. and it is emphatically the duty of this court in this case as it was in lawrence to decide what the 14th amendment requires. what i would suggest is that in a world in which gay and lesbian couples live openly as our neighbors, they raise their children side by side with the rest of us they contribute fully as members of the community, that it is simply untenable -- untenable to suggest that they can be denied the right of equal participation in an institution of marriage, or that they can be required to wait until a majority decides that it is ready to treat gay and lesbian people as equals. gay and lesbian people are