>>that was sara krueger reporting for us tonight, united airlines has apologized to the family for the mix-up. >>coming up a warning about legal fireworks in the bay area that might be called sign but there is still safety advice you need to hear before lighting up those sparklers. >>plus a natural beauty and solano county has become the destination for instagram or trying to catch the perfect selfie the reason farmers say they're a nuisance. >>also promising new findings for the millions of people living with hiv. how scientists were able to eliminate the virus in mice. of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. >>researchers say they've made a potential breakthrough in hiv research a big one scientists say they have managed to completely eliminate the virus in some ice. they used a combination of antiviral therapy and a gene editing technique called crispr the

how old krueger will step down when his contract ends in april mr krueger b.m.w. since 2015 the company has slashed profit expectations and critics have blamed the c.e.o. for the company's slow shift towards electric vehicles. holocaust survivor ever most as core has died at the age of $85.00 born in rumania she championed forgiveness for the people who carried out the atrocities of the holocaust she passed away during her annual trip to auschwitz to educate youth about the horrors of genocide. novellas weyler has criticised a new report from the united nations human rights chief and accused her of biased michelle basher that presented her report in geneva today it warns of the rule of law in venezuela has been eroded president nicolas maduro is still locked in a political standoff a self declared president one goh i don't bash that reporter is based on the venezuelan government's own figures and found that security forces loyal to president maduro have carried out nearly 7000 killings in the past year and a half many of them may have been extra judicial the repor

howard krueger would not seek a 2nd term and now they've named his replacement. the new boss is a familiar face all of it sips is already a member of the executive board and was previously the head of production and he's got his work cut out for him he has to move faster especially in the development of electric vehicles b.m.v. . he m.w. is behind di miller v.w. and others when it comes to electric cars by did they really need to get moving in electric and battery powered vehicles. but b.m.w. can hardly shoulder the enormous development costs alone by working together with its rival dimer which makes mercedes-benz it aims to bring semi autonomous vehicles onto the market as quickly as possible then there's the risk of impending punitive tariffs in the u.s. in june b.m.w. opened a new plant in mexico the cars produced there are mostly destined for the u.s. market relation to mit we expect president trump will impose tariffs on the automotive industry in the autumn which will create a big problem for b.m.w. in america. the company hopes shifts in its global product

was said to be unhappy with this strategy of trying to go both ways they are said to have blame mr krueger for giving up some of the competitive edge that you had with electrical engines in the past so it's likely that we're going to see a bolder move towards the future for the car maker on models in france for thank you. the european union has spent several years trying to advance the economies of the western balkans spot it's got competition on its hands and montenegro china is pumping funds into the e.u. kind of that state at an increasing rate buying companies and investing in infrastructure. china's road and bridge corp is building a brand new highway across montenegro from the capital pago richer to neighboring serbia price tag 840000000 euros an entire village of construction workers has moved in from china for the project one of a series of construction contracts won by the chinese in the balkans. is part of china's belgian road initiative or new silk road the global infrastructure project which will transport chinese goods directly to europe chinese investors are also taking over

from alan b krueger, the former chairman of president obama's council on economic advisory, the winds of a 15 hour dollar an hour minimum wage would put us in uncharted waters and risk unintended consequences. in a time where we have so many other challenges, a time where we want to raise individuals to continue the growth of what we're having, the democrats continue to play their political stunts. we've got a concern when we got to have a budget agreement, i think we've made progress even in the last couple of days. we had a debt ceiling that could hit before we are back in september. we've got to make sure we get that done. those are the things we should be focused on. we have a challenge and crisis at the border, we know that can only be solved if congress acted. we have a speaker that requested from the president to postpone any type of

khalid krueger would not stay on after his term expires in april 2020. and that's it for me and the business you can find out more about these and all of our other stories online at www dot com slash business you can follow us on facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. carefully. to do good. discovery. subscribe to the domain documentary on you tube. and i'm. told. i am. 50 years since the moon landing. he was the 1st man to walk on the moon. as a small boy she dreamed of the stars. as a pilot she flew anything no matter how to introduce. a church or go to the cold. cold. as an astronaut she took part in the greatest adventure in history. a legend was simply a human being who was no armstrong. the moon was his destiny starts july 20th on t.w. . hello and welcome to arts and culture one of the world's great paintings the night watch by rembrandt is undergoing serious restoration will have moral matt also coming up i'll be talking to my colleague a drink kennedy about the great german writer to head off on tana considered by some the 1st feminist noveli

from alan b krueger, the former chairman of president obama's council on economic advisory, the winds of a 15 hour dollar an hour minimum wage would put us in uncharted waters and risk unintended consequences. in a time where we have so many other challenges, a time where we want to raise individuals to continue the growth of what we're having, the democrats continue to play their political stunts. we've got a concern when we got to have a budget agreement, i think we've made progress even in the last couple of days. we had a debt ceiling that could hit before we are back in september. we've got to make sure we get that done. those are the things we should be focused on. we have a challenge and crisis at the border, we know that can only be solved if congress acted. we have a speaker that requested from the president to postpone any type of movement from individuals who had a court order to leave our country were going to leave these remarks from republican leaders on their legislative agenda to return to comments frompresident trump following his cabinet meeting . >> we have the best

krueger was on his way out. they announced production is coming in. to think about things, go back and forth. --zipse is full speed ahead. alix: if eb is more than emergent technologies, you need that. you need to know how to make the cars. you also need an elon musk thinking big. it is -- david: it is the all new corvette. the first corvette that is mid-engine. this is going to be a fabulous thing. it is a d.r. one package. than three seconds, which is important. getting it off the line is important. alix: boys and their cars. how do you wind up playing earnings into a huge week next week? ♪ ♪ alix: don't keep your powder dry. john williams said don't wait to cut. new york said has to lock that williams speech. rosenkranz clarified the blackout window approaches. more earnings, less volatility, less clarity, more volatility. investors take a look at companies in 2019. volatility the lowest in five quarters. unleashing faucets. results for the public company, aboutwhat he is saying ipo. david: we continue to wait for more earnings coming up. in the me

krueger wasir, mr. instrumental in our china strategy.we successfully implemented pensions and equity increases. so i think we got a lot of strong support. and the new ceo is a long-term china friend. we have got one of the biggest production basis for a group overseen by him. perspective, we expect continued support of the chinese strategy. more, let's bring in our bmw reporter in munich. what does this tell us about the next few years at bmw? >> good morning, matt. what this tells us is that bmw is looking for stability. there were a couple of candidates floated for this role. he was one of them, and also floated was the engineering had. zipse is the candidate that represented them moving forward in the way they had before. he is a measured guy, stable in terms of direction. that is what they are looking for a month to continue what they have been doing the last two or three years. should continue with a been doing in the last 8-10 years. they were the first to come out with pioneering electric and have done pretty much nothing in that

well, there was a study by holland krueger a couple of years ago that said uber drivers earned an average of $27 an hour before expenses. but you need to take in account two things. one is the laws and benefits working as an independent contractor of all of the things that pat mulligan and miles lockier talked about. if we take the key parts of san francisco's laws, including paid sick leave and the health care security ordinance and then the various protections under state law and the federal share of pay -- the employer share of payroll taxes, an independent contractor what need to earned about $21.50 an hour to equal the minimum wage in san francisco. in terms of operating expenses, we have a wide range, from vehicle registration to appreciation, leasing, gas, taxes -- if you're a t.n.c. driver, that is also cell phone data. and the average rate is 58 cents a mile. it is a good measure of the cost. as supervisor mandelman said earlier, the average driver earns less than $12an hour after all of the expenses. a recent study of drivers in new york, drivers were earning an average of $14.2

there has been some great research by the labor economist alan krueger, who sadly passed away last year. if you take prime age men who are out of the labor force, and extorted a percentage of them, i think the number was 44%, they are taking some kind of painkiller. it is a big number of people that are on opioids. and for the most part, missing from the labor force. we all want the u.s. economy to grow faster and be larger. we went prosperity to be shared. here are people in the prime working years who were on opioids. it is a national crisis. people are working on it. it is out there. it is a human tragedy. it is also an economic motivation to get these people into the labor force where they can lead healthy lives. rep. dean: i appreciate that in terms of direct cost of labor. if you think about the number, 72,000 people a year dying of overdose, think of the loss or economic impact to the community and to their children and elsewhere. i thank you for your work. i always learn something from you. gentleman frome oklahoma. mr. lucas is recognized for five years -- for five minutes. rep

little she loved everybody to watch or she liked her she she would always put on a show for you serena krueger as her mom's best friend, according to sec metro fire mckenzie died sunday afternoon after e was electrocuted by a wire attached to one of the underwater pull light under repair i'm air moment, the hospital hoping because you never think it's going to happen. the i i i still don't think it happened. it's that's so tragic. the cheerleaders soccer player and talent show and see. mckenzie was looking for to 5th grade at loomis grammar school all because they don't have friends have lost their only friend. and she was a person that she can make somebody smile she would like her friend aaron hernandez have there's no i would have got a i didn't have a so confident to go up to her because i just and she came up to me and i and i knew that we would. >>through tears the 12 year-old says he wants to make sure his friend mckenzie is remembered for her kindness fish know hopefully to match an ice shop. >>meanwhile tonight in san francisco, there is a proposal to temper early turn the parking lot

bmw also in search for a new ceo after harold krueger announced that he is stepping down shares are lowerctionally, though for the major markets, though, italy is the outperformer this week and over the past two weeks after the italian government agreed to lower its budget deficit over the next two years through spending cuts, alleviating fears of a standoff between rome and brussels. rising debt levels has made italy a bigger target of the european commission, which has been calling for the country's coalition government to push its deficit down worth noting that some of the major banks in italy, unicredit and tesla san paolo, they're up today but still down about 6.8% from the end of last year. italian debt also rallying, the ten-year in italy at its lowest level since 2017 but the hard work is not over yet, guys. italy has now to submit a new draft budget in october. back to you. >> seema, thank you. let's get over to sue herrera now for a news update. hey, sue >> hello, morgan hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour a night of fun and fourth of july fireworks turned into

little she loved everybody to watch or she liked her she she would always put on a show for you serena krueger as her mom's best friend, according to sack metro fire mckenzie died sunday afternoon after she was electrocuted by a wire attached to one of the underwater pull light under repair i'm air moment, the hospital hoping because you never think it's going to happen. the i i i still don't think it happened. it's that's so tragic. the cheerleaders soccer player and talent show and see. mckenzie was looking for to 5th grade at loomis grammar school all because they don't have friends have lost their only friend. and she was a person that she can make somebody smile she would like her friend aaron hernandez have there's no i would have got a i didn't have a so confident to go up to her because i just anshe came up to me and i and i knew that we would. >>through tears the 12 year-old says he wants to make sure his friend mckenzie is remembered for her kindness fish know hopefully to match an ice shop. in lewis morley martinez. >>special news now the trump administration is preparing to send hu

freddie krueger is not dead. i'm telling you. whatever you think of impeachment is not going away. 95 is the high watermark. >> yeah, it is. >> of those who want to impeach. >> i think the best description i've heard of this is nancy pelosi and the democratic leadership for the most part know that they want a wounded trump, not a martyred trump. an impeachment would give them a martyred trump. >> and an acquitted trump. >> exactly. it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. >> how high will nancy pelosi let that number go. you know she counts. will she corral 150, as long as it's not 218? >> let me just say if you look at the vote when al green put forward his last impeachment vote, it got 66 votes to move forward this time 95. and there are, i think, 86, 87 democrats who are already on record of starting an impeachment proceeding. and i think after the mueller testimony next week, that number is bound to go higher. >> is this a defense by nancy? did she say i'll let you have all the joy of saying you want to impeach, but it ain't goi

. >> reporter: and as it turns out, jolene gutierrez krueger, a columnist for the "albuquerque journalcopy of that list a few years earlier, when she worked the police beat. now that two women from ida's list had been identified, jolene had an idea. >> i said to one of my editors, you know, maybe we ought to run that list. maybe we ought to, you know, be a little more proactive. and the editor didn't say a whole lot. and i thought, well, i'll write it and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: the resulting column, which for the first time publicly connected the missing women on ida's list with the west mesa bone field, hit the front page one month after the first bone was found. >> the response was amazing. i think because for the first time we had started to put faces on these women and we had explained to the citizens of albuquerque that there weren't just two women that were missing. there were whole bunches of them. >> reporter: suddenly families who'd once felt isolated in their agony now felt a communal bond. and at the center of it all was dan valdez. >> and i said, well, let's g

chief executive krueger announcing he is stepping down the weakest earnings in a decade bmw will holdn ceo succession july 18th more "squawk on the street" when we return in a couple minutes. dow down 217 >>> after a record run this year, a market watcher says a painful pullback could come in the second half. find out nmore on "trading nation." >>> welcome back let's get to the cme group in chicago. rick santelli has the exchange. >> thank you you know, what a u-turn. we go to the whiteboard. a big data u-turn. 224,000. labor force participation rate ticking up we like that that caused a negative consequence. be careful what you call negative because it moved the employment up to 3.7 we want as many people working that are able to work. that's a good thing. the other thing not discussed much, average hourly earnings last month released from 0.2 to 0.3. that wasn't upbraided in terms of last mant year over year average earnings is stuck at 3.1. by, d boy, we are right back to the 206 area, 207. that really lingered as a consolidation area before we had europe really their rates and mar

even president obama's former chairman of economic advisors, alan krueger, argued in october, 2015, that raising the minimum wage to $15 would put us in uncharted waters and risk undesirable and unintended consequences. h.r. 582 is deeply irresponsible. workers, families, small businesses and the u.s. economy will suffer as a direct result of this drastic mandate. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i remind my colleague that her vote against this bill is a vote to deny about 37% of workers in her district in north carolina a raise of 3,800 a year. now, i yield one minute to the gentlelady from oregon, the chair of the education and labor subcommittee on civil rights and human services, ms. bonamici. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. bonamici: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, chairman scott, for yielding. the federal minimum wage has been stagnant for too long. exacerbating income inequality and leaving working families

talking about opioids where there has been great research including by the late labor economist alan krueger who sadly passed away last year or earlier this year, about the effect of the opioid crisis. an extraordinary -- if you take prime age men in certain age groups who are out of the labor force, extraordinary percentage of them, the number was 44%, are taking some kind of painkiller. it's a big number. it's a big number of people on opioids. for the most part missing from the labor force. we all want the u.s. economy to grow faster, be larger, we want prosperity to be broadly shared. here are people who are in the prime working years who are on opioids. it's a national crisis. i know people are working on it. but it is out there. it is just, there is a human tragedy. there is also a economic motivation to get these people into the labor force where they can lead healthy lives. >> i appreciate that in terms of direct cost to labor. also if you think about the numbers, 72,000 people in a single year dying of overdose. think of the lost economic or economic impact obviously to the individu

about opioids, where there has been some great research, including by the late labor economist alan krueger, who passed away last year or earlier this year, about the effect of the opioid crisis. if you take crime a man in certain age groups who are out of the labor force, and extraordinary percentage of them are taking some kind of painkiller. it is a big number. it is a big number of people that are on opioids and missing from the labor force. we want the u.s. economy to grow wantr and be larger and we prosperity broadly shared. people in their prime working years are on opioids and it is a national crisis and i know people are working on it, but it is at there and there human tragedy, but there is also economic motivation to get these people to lead healthy lives. --. dean: i appreciate that 72,000 people in a single year dying of overdose -- you think of the last economic or the impact of economic impact to the individual family and to the communities, their children, and elsewhere. i think you very much for your work and i always learn something from you. i yield back. >> thank you. th