aston martin is exploring partnership prospects to develop an electric car.la has done a stunning job. cory: palmer went on to say that aston martin is not partnering with tesla. but talking to other partners in silicon valley. another example of march madness, final four tickets fans wanting to see kentucky finishing an undefeated season. building up prices. the average price, $1900. a record 25% higher than the previous record set last year. the world's most successful musicians have unveiled a tidal. an artist-owned music streaming platform. they want to challenge spotify pandora, and the like. jay-z joined by kanye, nicki minaj, i sure. what a menage. tidal does not offer anything for free. it is designed to get more money to the musicians who make the tunes. here is asher. usher: the ability to have a sense of control is what tidal offers. cory: is this deal significantly different from royalties? david i.: it is most important to the songwriters who write the music. you saw yesterday a large group of very famous artists talked about the service. this is

the chp says that car was racing an aston martin and the nissan lost control during the midday traffic south of candlestick. no word on injuries. traffic is getting by. the scene should be cleared in the next few minutes. >>> big changes for a bay area police department in the wake of several high-profile police shootings across the country. anne makovec has the plan to give officer a body camera. >> reporter: the mayor is proposing sending $6.6 million for $1,800 body cameras one for every officer on the force. >> we would be fools to not pay attention to the dialogue across the country. >> reporter: city leaders hope this body camera will breed trust between officers and the public after several killings of unarmed black man by police across the nation sparked outrage and mistrust. >> this is a role for technology to be playing in allowing us to build more public trust and also transparency and accountability with our residents. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: this killing in south carolina brought the importance of video evidence to light. it was shot on a cell phone and proved an officer

. >> aston martin secured an investment of over $300 million to fund production of the dbx crowsover. 102-year-old auto maker is among high end brands breaking into the crossover market. the company revealed the all wheel dbx last month. i will be speaking with asen martin president tomorrow in a first bloomberg interview. i believe they'll produce that crossover in the states as well. coming up on bloomberg at 2:55 the markets with a chat with daniel and manny pacquiao ahead of his big bout with floyd mayweather -- did i read that right? is manny pacquiao really going to be on? unbelievable. the world's top designers and business leaders together to discover how design makes the world better, cooler, smarter and more innovative. one of this year's presenters tells us about his innovative cancer research using unanimous know bots -- nano bots. >> i have a lot of emails and i save every one of them from cancer patients. those people really inspire us. the problems with current cancer treatment, the drugs are terrible and they make you sick. the goal is to poison the cancer cells but th

the likes of mcclaren, aston martin and watch jewelry and fashion brand all going on.ing the home of high net worth individual individuals. with me the publisher from "yacht investor" magazine. we can see some of these babies right here. that one is a super yacht. i'm trying to wonder what this show is about. when you talk about the super rich i'm wondering do the super rich go shopping themselves? >> they go shopping like to visit the boat to buy one, always better to be on one at sea rather than shipyard. you can't see it in a book you need to be on it. >> they have shows like this in singapore and -- >> shows all over the world. >> they're targeting super rich. >> monaco is the best. ft. lauderdale in the u.s. miami. and around the world. >> do you know why london? what is the attraction for these billionaires to london? >> europe properties -- >> a safe haven? >> yes. >> and london a place you can buy a ship field. >> that's your specialty. we've got them on the screens there and cars as well. your specialty is the super yachts. how is business going in those thing

aston martin allows them to re-create certain models, but with 21st century engineering.round 600,000 pounds versus 22 million foreign original. so you would argue that this is a good value. but it is another model that nick has his eye on. >> this is around 170,000 euros. you can customize as you want. tom: i think i might buy one. >> i think it looks great, and frankly, it offers something different. it is what i would call a great sunday lunch cars. it will be a very valuable car in the future. tom: top mark might just have something for everyone. caroline: beautiful cars. can a self-made millionaire guide the finish economy out of the two-year recession? -- the finnish economy out of the recession? ♪ manus: monday morning, 6:30. what's going on in the foreign exchange market? the u.n. is down as china cuts the reserve requirement and goes for another rate cut or the add more stimulus to currency. could be the unlocking of the change in the chinese currency. the yuan trade is that 2.6018. the chinese joints 30 other central banks in manipulating, changing, easing -- th

an agreement with aston martin allows them to re-create old models but with 21st century engineering. 600,000 pounds versus 22 million for an original. you would argue this is very good value for money? >> but it is another model that nick's got his eye on. >> it is around 170,000 euros. you can customize as you want. >> i think i might buy one. i think it is a beautiful car. it looks great. frankly, it offers something different. it is a great sunday lunch car. it will make it a very valuable car in the future. >> top mark might have something for everyone. tom gibson, bloomberg. guy: a great sunday lunch car. i'd like to have a car for every day. francine: when guy was looking at this, all i could hear was "ooh ahh." guy: that last one looks great. a lot of car companies are increasingly taking to the classic designs, reengineering them. you get some old jags and get new derivations of them. very pretty with the great lines but upgraded for today. i like the idea of a sunday lunch car. i really do. i would like a monday morning breakfast car as well. francine: driving it around the

the financial times reports that aston martin is talking to several u.s. states about building it's first overseas factory. it's part of the plans to bring an electric vehicle to market. they're looking at sites in the u.s. including the former jaguar plant in coventry. they're looking for land and tax breaks. still to come we speak to a foreman analyst amid a rush of news and results. >> we'll leave you a look at how futures are trading ahead of today's opening on wall street. the dow down 65. tech heavy nasdaq down about 19. we're back in two. >>> welcome to worldwide exchange. i'm seema modi. >> these are your headlines from around the world. top story, u.s. authorities look to extradite a u.k. trader for contributing to the 2010 crash that saw the dow plunge by 1,000 points intraday. he is due to appear in a london court any minute now. >> no deal. the irish drug maker putting pressure on the u.s. giant to accept a $40 billion offer from israel's teva. >> yahoo! is set to spin off it's japanese movement in a move that could raise $9 billion as the core

aston. they ran in memory of 8-year-old martin richard who was killed in the bombing.enalty phase is set to begin in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the same jury that found him guilty on all 30 counts will return to decide whether he should get the death penalty. the "boston globe" published an appeal by martin richards parents asking that they drop the death penalty option. they wrote, the continued pursuit of that punishment could be years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful day of our lives. we hope our two remaining children do not have to grow up with the reminder of what the defendant took from them which years of appeals would undoubtedly bring. joining us now is dave wedge co-author of the book "boston strong." dave it was quite a day there today with a lot of remarkable things including rebecca gregory who ran the last 3 .5 miles. what else was part of the emotion of today? >> well, the marathon's always an emotional day. you're from boston. i'm sure you've seen it many times. since the bombings, last year was incredibly emotional. this year was