. >> votto is this year's energy. quite subprime in that they scale of things is not as big. it's more dispersed. i think there are pockets of value you can find in the subprime auto space. it is certainly something to be concerned about. yet another thing, if its student loans for subprime auto. there are things building and building and building, which, -- don't get all your chips. >> from my perspective, it does not. it does have impact on the industry, but at the end of the day, this is another indicator that there is not enough yield out there, so when people find something that works, they go and eat it, and it's like a 7-year-old eating ice cream. it enough to get yourself sick, throw up, and then go at it again. >> is that the loan linked to an auto company? how does this work? where will we see this in fact the most? >> you need to look at each individual loan and scrutinize it individually. it's not the kind of trade which is a generic trade. i would defer to my specialized securitized team, but it shows the

joey votto clobbers it. phillies down 2-0 in the eighth. two on, no outs.one, two, three. 13 strikeouts. they are shutout 2-0. >>> the flyers have lost a popular former player from the '80s. he died at the age of 58 from prostate cancer. >>> this player will find out if he is the ncaa hockey player of the year. it has been quite a week for him. >> it has been overwhelming a little bit. a lot of calls, saying congratulations. it means a lot but i'm putting my phone on silent and preparing for game. >> dawn staley celebrating her national championship as the coach of the south carolina basketball team. when she talks about her success she always talks about it. she explains why. >> i don't want to lose sight of growing up in philadelphia, you know, playing on the playground with the guys. because that's where i honed my skill, toughness and perseverance. i have to pay homage to where i got my start. >>> dale earnhardt jr. will be driving an eagles car in the poconos. he has to do it because he is a fan of an eagles division rival. >> being a redskins fan it w

one guy had votto write a self driving car law so he can test cars years ago.eputation for pushing the envelope and being more lax than california. there's loads of space for google so they could easily test cars in the desert. caroline: we also have to look to tesla and get a factory, may be pushing towards battery and clean energy. found -- larry page he's close to elon musk. he said basically he might give a lot of his fortune to elon musk, so he is highly supportive . if tesla needed anything, alphabet might invest. fascinating. we will see how the 1200 acres are put to work. i want to go down there and see how they are jostling for space. landgrab is on. thank you. bloomberg technology editor joining. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." remember, all episodes are now live streaming on twitter. check us out at bloomberg tech tv weekdays, 5 p.m. in new york, 2 p.m. in san francisco. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor filling in

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