shawn alger: i love the car, it's a nice car. chris: shawn alger's suv.hawn: 2015 jeep grand cherokee. chris: is fully loaded, but he recently customized the headrest. shawn: put a nice little bungee on here pretty tight, so can't come apart. chris: come apart is what shawn says it did while driving to work one morning. the headrest just burst open. shawn: and then all of a sudden, i felt i got hit in the back of the head, and i was like freaked out a little 'cause i was like, "what, is somebody in the car?" and i looked back, there's nobody back there, there's no cars behind me. chris: video from an auto shop posted to youtube shows what shawn likely felt. here's another angle as a mechanic's computer triggers the headrest. shawn: started feeling nauseous, and i had a headache and everything, ended up going to the er, had a concussion. chris: shawn has company. laura baca: it hurt really bad. chris: laura baca told our "responds" team in los angeles that she was parked in her 2014 chrysler town and country van when the headrest spontaneously blew open. l

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and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now alger is president of the has resigned after twenty years in office for six weeks the eighty two year old has faced mass protests calling for him to step down as fourth term was due to end on april twenty eighth and news of the resignation led to celebrations across algeria and the capital algiers crowds gathered on the spire where protests have taken place over the past few weeks. britain's prime minister has offered to sit down with the leader of the opposition to try to end a brick said stalemate u.k. is to delay of the european union and nine days but so far parliament has not agreed on a withdrawal plan teresa mayes says she'll last you for a further extension to avoid crashing out without a deal on the go reports. a softening of the prime minister's previously immovable red lines in a bid to end the brics at deadlock i've always been clear that we could make a success of no deal in the long term but leaving with a deal is the best solution so we will need a further extension of article fifty one that is as short as p

london also coming up the program algeria's interim president addresses the nation calling for unity alger's appointment support for the protests. in sudan seven protesters a killed a major demonstrations calling for president and i'll bet she had to resign. and the u.k. prime minister seeks european support for her plan to do a break sit down again. the. main kind of it's in israel's election have claimed victory exit polls show the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and opposition need to benny gantz on neck and neck netanyahu is trying to remain in office for. his main rival guns as the country to embrace a new dawn when he calls his ballot intended he said we're not. several winners and losers in elections but we have to win as we might be new but we're not naive we understand we've got to wait for the true results but within a few days we'll what's called a government as big as possible when israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to speak in the coming hours box he's already declared victory over twitter which he said the right wing blogs led by and could could party won a

in his point is you are talking about is called alger's river your real which is on the other side ofappaloosa, on the other side there were fabulous sizes very delighted, lots and lots of buildings, right on the other side and that is where the little villages went back to disney world or someplace, it is interesting how a single barrier, street can make a difference. >> there was also an african-american business community along claiborne that really came back in the area even though it's an elevated expressway it forms a psychological barrier and that is something that my research has indicated that you have psychological barriers because for many years people in the merry said don't cross. now of course that has changed thankfully. >> same thing in new york, columbus avenue was under construction for years. and it killed practically all the businesses that were there. >> and i think about the same time that they put in the high rates elevated express over claiborne and it was about 24 square blocks. and there is going to be a civic center. but that was all trim may enroll cottages

russians work on placing agents of influence like alger hiss and putting them in positions where they or 20 year period with a top fbi agent as a russian spy, the amount of damage they can do is unbelievable. he clearly, for example, turned over the russians, the american spies -- >> newt gingrich, thank you for joining us. his new book "collusion" goes on sale tomorrow. we thought there was no collusion. but there is a collusion. it is a book. by newt gingrich. >>> new research shows how women's gains in the workplace are being erased. new york times' jodi kantor explains how jobs with longer >>> we have much more news ahead. airbnb changed wait millions of people around the world travel. now, it is moving into hollywood. first on "cbs this morning," ceo brian chesky will be in studio 57 with the company's ambitious plan. >>> plus, see the innovative way thousands of london marathon runners stayed hydrated without creating pollution from plastic water bottles. you're watching "cbs this morning." hydrators did it without plastic water batter bottles. you're watching "cbs this morning.

with us is the alger breece chief investment -- algebris chief executive dutch investment officer. --ying commerce bank if deutsche bank does not get to it. what would be the ideal consolidation match? neededt of all, what is in germany is less banking because it is an over banked market. is happy torket make an extremely low cost of equity and returns. what that does is prevent any private sector players from making any profit global margins -- profitable margins. there is a problem with digitalization. we need a cost-cutting story. we have the deutsche bank commerce bank which probably has more overlap, more cost savings, but more layoffs. francine: why did deutsche bank not do enough cost savings by itself? davide: it is a legal issue. in germany as in most of europe, fire.nnot hire or the unions, that is the law. you cannot wake up and say, i want to fire 10,000 people. you have to be in a position where you are about to go bankrupt and need to reduce cost . deutsche bank is highly profitable but still making 3% or 4% on equities so they legally cannot fire anyone. any activity at

and it was aspirational, the horatio alger story of our nation i started with nothing and worked veryng country. you can do amazing things. equal opportunity. >> 100%. >> but this is also the most generous country on earth. we give away $400 billion or something like that a year bill gates is giving away $600 million a year to education reform i mean, we give away a lot of money. so, there is great value incredibly generous guy -- i don't know what happened to philanthropy if you took all the money away and would the middle class get the same amount of money i don't know how -- i don't know i don't know the answer. my feeling on capitalism, it needs to be regulated. it can't -- i think capitalism is like raising a child in the crib, right? you wouldn't have no guard rails on your crib the baby would fall off. you have to put guard rails. in canada, they don't have second mortgages you can regulate capitalism. you must regulate it otherwise, things like this could happen i didn't say that, did i >> i think sam zell, the groundbreaking sam zell, called something, a crock of shih tzu jus