lot of people are putting the blame on the silver audi right there. it tried to pull up with an insane overtaking maneuver, caused the massive pile-up but the driver ran off. we found this other video posted of felix chan which shows us what happened right before. riding with felix, left-hand side here the car will try to merge into traffic but no merging whatsoever, at high speed. felix slams on the brakes, almost takes a hit. as the car accelerates away you can hear it happen. >> is that audi stolen? it looks like it was being driven like it was stolen. >> no information regarding a theft. the way he's driving if you keep watching you can see someone in a white shirt start running away in front of that red car, apparently that was the driver of the silver audi. we don't know who that guy was. our second video from australia, the greatest example of what i assume is the most distracted driving i've seen. rear-facing camera, happens pretty quick. >> wow. >> did not even slow down. the driver of the suv said he was lost. maybe he was looking down at th

bmw, audi, and daimler will buy nokia's map maker.ally be used for self driving cars and will surely be put to work in some of the features of some of those cars and many others. pimm fox joins me to discuss. these companies already use the map technology. pimm: they have a license deal. it also highlights tom-tom home of the one remaining independent player. matt: people think it is going to get taken out. pimm: exactly. you talked about this a deal with the german automakers. what happens to all the other automobile makers? are they going to be allowed to participate using the nokia gps system? is up about 80% so far this year. it licenses its map technology to apple. it has just renewed that license. was one of the countries -- companies interested in gpsiring the nokia business. if you don't have access to accurate map reading, you cannot get the transport where it needs to be. but even if you don't own this technology, you will still have access. they will happily license the technology. pimm: could be. or they could license a ve

audi is coming with new product. for bmw, it is a 18 story. there currently at a low point.ut they are accelerating. jonathan: looking at europe, my mom is happy because she fills up the car with petrol what does that mean for the car sales? d.c. the translation affect? -- do you see the translation affect? >> it is very obvious with low financing rates fuel costs are low. consumers feeling happier. other prospects of getting a job. car demand is recovering. some consumers even save money when they buy a new car which is more fuel-efficient at a lower financing rate. that is driving demand here. jonathan: thank you very much for joining us here. greece's stock market reopened yesterday for the first time in five weeks. investors spent the session selling which is a moment away from a second day of trading. hans nichols is in athens. what are they expecting from today's session? surely not another 30% drop down. posco the banks could -- hans: the banks could drop again. that was about eight minutes from now. we open at about five minutes. we'll see how long the bank stocks tr

so why would bmw, daimler, and audi team up to spend $3.1 billion to acquire the new kia map divisionthe carmakers are afraid of ceding control to the likes of apple and google. what makes it even more valuable -- apple with the nascent product, google with the google maps, tom-tom out of amsterdam, nokia. >> there was thought it might go higher. cory: automakers may have landed a sweet deal. it will map the future of the auto industry. scarlet: an cory johnson, bloomberg editor at large, joins us now. cory has no problems asking for directions on the road. alix: so he claims. scarlet: you tell me who to ask and cory: you tell me who to ask and i will tell you why you don't listen to them. in addition to the map, it is going to have some sensors, probably, in the car. it will tell if there was a pedestrian walking or you are turning to close to a fire hydrant or something if you are making a left-hand turn around traffic. one of the biggest problems of self driving cars. let's imagine that the only maker of the self driving car won't be tesla or google or apple. that maybe toyota woul

and then audi basically staying flat.he one relying most on their sales in china, so in some ways, we have to look at this sector specific as well. anna: it is not just the gdp data that we have later today. we will also get the latest numbers.mbers -- ifo how do we think that german business is feeling now? the estimate is for 107.6. last month, it was 108. the gdp numbers, we get those in about 20 minutes. they are revised. it will give us a little bit, but will not capture all of the china slowdown. most of that has happened in the third quarter. the ifo is more important. that is the one i will be looking at today. we saw german factory growth accelerate at the fastest pace in more than a year. that was an interesting number coming out on the market economic side of thing. ifo comes out at 10:00 will time. we will have that as well. anna: thank you very much. hans nichols with a briefing of from au need to know german perspective this morning. let's continue our conversation about germany and the link between germany

audi, good company. worldwide sales leader said the same thing not that long ago. ford and gm, we know they're struggling because their stocks don't go up even though they're doing so well here and their sales in china are hitting a wall and all of these companies made pretty intelligence bets on china and they were rewarded, rewarded right until the second week of june when the chinese stock market started its vicious downward spiral and you know what? it's been lockstep spiral down ever since, even though people don't think they should necessarily relate which brings us toddle fant in the market. apple. the cupertino giant recently reported a quarter where it sold 3 million fewer phones than the analyst community thought it would. a broad consensus is developing right now rightly or wrongly and i emphasize that because i don't know that the iphone missed the 3 million phones was almost entirely because the quarter encompassed the period of june 12th through june 30th when the shanghai composite peaked and then went into freefall. every time we get bad news out of

we will get the july readings how few and audi on sales they have made in china.hat's the situation in germany. the fallout from china to the biggest economy in europe. south africa released its second quarter gdp and about two hours time. this on a day after the rant tumbled to record lows and stocks sink.and vernon joins us from johannesburg. expect the gdp numbers to come out at .6% for the second quarter. that would be the lowest pace of growth since the three months in 2014. that underlines that the president's struggle to reignite growth in the economy which has been hampered by a lack of electricity supply and also strikes in labor disputes in berries industries. at then: when i look rant, it is a brutal chart. exporters in south africa, when do i start to see that become a benefit? appreciated 4% against the dollar in the last five years and we have not seen that translate in manufacturing or export gains. what that means is that the economy is struggling to grow. with the rant at these levels, it pushes the risk of interest rates going up. ratesill make i

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audi introduced this concept vehicle today. automaker promises that it will outperform tesla's model x set to roll out in a few weeks. audi starts production on this new suv in 2018. >>> still ahead a special dedication of the local american legion, just days after somebody swiped an american flag. >>> plus, tempers will flare in st. louis after police shoot, kill an armed black teen. trying to save it behind me, i'm scott broom in laurel coming up i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] dii d not want to go out. la[cp of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. >>> a live look outside at the storms just in time for the game. it's okay right now northwest because of the tailgating, which is already. but prepare for the showers and thunderstorms during the game about 6:50 or so with a look at radar. it's the flash flood warning in effect just to the north

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shire's stock plunged when the audi transaction disappear but it has since rebounded. it has since rebounded to above that price but trading down this morning. it shows us that after $340 billion this year, more to come. stephanie: $340 billion and from goldman sachs, they said a few weeks ago they think the possibility for m&a in that space is endless. erik: number three. we will take you out to julie hyman. julie: i am on earnings watch again, media earnings in particular and entertainment to be more specific. disney reports after the bell that the shares have done. well this year. shares have rallied 30% of trading, if not at thing close to a record. interested to hear latest thoughts on is pain availability over the top services. we will also be looking about any kind of forecast related to the coming "star wars" film coming out in december. we are looking at dreamworks another film house to watch. they had good numbers from the latest but overall, they have been struggling to find hit movies. they have been looking to diapers by the business. at 30% gain in disney

arrancamos su dosisdeportiva del a de hoy con que fue el cierre de la audi cup.manos vacias de esta copa. los goles para el conjunto ingles fueron cortesia de " nacer chadli" a los 8' del primer tiempo y del ingls thomas carrol a los 71. ahora vamonos a ver como quedo la gran final de esta copa. vo un solitario gol le basto al equipo del bayern munich del futbol aleman para derrotar al real madrid. el gol llego a dos minutos del final gracias al toque preciso de lewandowski. con este triunfo pep guardiola suma su primer copa de la campaÑa 2015 y ahora se tendra que enfocar en la campaÑa 2015. donde estan buscando repetir como campeones de la liga vo en ese mismo partido entre bayern y real madrid una pequeÑa aficionada se metio al campo de juego para saludar a su idolo austriaco david alaba. y le pidio la camiseta pero apenas era medio tiempo. al terminar el partido alaba fue a buscar a la niÑa y le regalo la camiseta para que se lleve el gran recuerdo a su casa. esto es lo bonito del futbol. gabriel ahora cambiamos las cosas al beisbol de las grandes ligas. es m

. >> germany's bmw and audi may be rivals in the premium car segment but they put it aside. the three luxury car makers have agreed to buy the navigation unit here for 2.8 billion euros. here is the biggest global competitor to google maps and provides the basis for the next generation of vehicles. >> to make the dream of self driving cars a reality they need intelligent mapping systems. enter the finished telecommunication system. they buy here and keep the service out of the hands of google apple and other companies that view it as key to their business strategies. in europe nokia here is used. the german buyers say they'll license technology to other companies. nokia here provides maps of 200 companies and regions around the world. google and apple already offer on board entertainment and digital mapping services through smart phones and tablets. google in particular has up the ante by developing a small self-driving car. and apple is said to be developing a car of its own complete with high resolution street maps. by snatching up here the german car makers have made it c

is up and audi is staying neutral.exporters continue the have growth, the german economy and confidence will be strong. manus: we have had the growth numbers a little bit earlier from germany. china is their number three trading partner. hans: yes. manus: are these storing up issues for the second half? we really haven't seen the hit yet? hans: could be, right? you look at the 0.4% increase from the g.d.p. 2.2% of that was export related. if exports do fall off, you won't see a pickup in private con sugssungs in -- consumption. when you look behind the number s of what is in the g.d.p. , if it is all export growth, the only positive sign for the third quarter is the if personal consumption picks up. personal consumption could pick up in the third quarter a, because german consumers are going to feel a little richer with the commodity prices declining and the price of oil and benzene down and then b because of the general confident that we seem to see in the business community. maybe you can see a way to the german cons

moments later the audi warplane strikes. [ explosions ] fighting has flared up across the country. houthi fighters backed by troops loyal to former president abd rabbuh mansur hadi are trying to recap you are some of the area. here they ambush pro government troops and destroy vehicles that were recently provided by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. yemen's warring factions have dismissed international efforts to agree on a cease-fire and start political talks. for the time being, though, each party wants to win the war so that it has the upper hand during negotiations. hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera. >> the head of the biggest shia militia has accused the u.s. of creating a sunni force that is dividing iraq. [iraq. [ gunfire ] >> u.s. military vicessers have been training and equipping sunni tribesmen in anbar province. hundreds of them are already on the front line. the obama administration believes their role will be crucial to capturing the mainly sunni region. the program is backed by the iraqi government. but there are powerful voice who is are raising questions. the t

and then there is the strong competition from audi and mercedes. difficult times for the ceo, who only just took the helm last spring. but for now, management is still sticking to its sales forecast for the current year. brent: the world governing body for athletics has dismissed the reports of widespread doping in the sport. in a statement released on their website on tuesday, the iaaf described the recent allegations as sensationalist and confusing. allegations made by germany british media claimed that blood test results of a third of all medal winners in endurance events at world championships and the olympics between 2001 and 2012 were suspicious. those doping allegations cast a shadow over a sport which has been dominated by african runners. endurance running as a major sporting country such as kenya, and their heroes are keen to point out that their performances have been achieved legally. >> long-distance running is big business in virginia. for years, the athletes have been at the top and the next generation is prepared to keep it that way

sky force 10 watch police swarm the area after the body was discovered last night, inside a black audi by an alert employee. tonight police confirmed the 27-year-old was found shot to death inside. we spoke with family, friends, and paid a visit to the mosque he intends. a facebook page, outpouring of support, comment after comment, praying for the muslim family, which they say is one of the biggest in delaware. spiritual leaders say the 27-year-old was a recent temple law graduate, but looking out at the scene, he's a victim of murder. police wouldn't tell us what they were looking for in the grass. i want you to take another good look at this car. did you see it last night? that's what police want to know. the funeral is scheduled in newark tomorrow, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> a new pennsylvania bill aims to protect animals left in hot cars. state lawmakers introduced it today. the measure would ban the confinement of dogs or cats in unintended vehicles when it's dangerous for their health or safety. it would allow a police officer to remove the pet from the vehicle. and that offi

. >>> audi has revealed a new suv and backlash over one airline's ticket selling techniques. >>> falling oil prices are taking a toll on some companies, and the dow fell 162 points and the nasdaq down 40. >>> audi will have a new electric suv, travel 310 miles before needing to be recharged, and the car will begin construction in 2018. analysts are already saying it will outperform tesla who is rolling out a new model suv in coming weeks. >>> target appears to be inning back it's reputation by offering more cheap and chic options. they recently added more mannequin, restyled jeans, and has a new plaid collection. >>> some say delta is shaming travelers into upgrading their seats. the new basic economy ticket is being called economy minus. there's no seat assignment until after checkin, and the seat cannot be changed, and they will be the last to board. chris and mary, we know what that means, there could be no room left in the overhead bin. >> they will be lucky if there's room left on the plane. >> thank you, jill. >> on the wing for you. >> hang on. >>> boosting your brain, three exerc

audi is chasing tesla with a new entry in the electric car market.nnounce an suv crossover at next month's frank for joe that -- at next month's show that beats tesla. the car can travel 500 kilometers on a single charge, beating the model s by 80 kilometers. are the top corporate headlines this hour. on yvonne man -- i'm yvonne man. shery: breaking news out of australia. farmers that income coming in at 2.4 australian dollars. 2.4 billion australian dollars. that is in line with estimates. was up twoevenue cents of a percent, coming in at 62.4 billion australian dollars. they are also paying a dividend of one australian dollars per share. wesfarmers is the biggest australian retailer. their net income is coming in line with estimates at 2.4 billion australian dollars. let's move on to other news. qantas has surged back to profit, announcing a four-year result -- full-year result of more than $975 million. let's go to paul in sydney. two to be held seven years ago. what can you tell us? seven yearshe helm ago. what can you tell us? reporter: it was a

someone called police after spotting a black audi sitting idle for an unusually period of time.en officers got there they found a male victim sitting in the driver's seat. >>> 4:37 now. from our delaware bureau, dog fish heads 20-year brewpub and distillery is expanding. the okay didn't come very easily. there were hours of debate over whether the move complied with the city's zoning codes. the company plans to add an outdoor courtyard and staging area for concerts. >>> a new leader is now in charge of philadelphia's two daily newspapers. yesterday, terrence eger was named the new publisher of "the philadelphia inquirer", q the philadelphia daily news as well. >>> an amusement park ride at the jersey shore burst into flames. >> you'll see the video of the burned out ride. ahead, hear what officials say is to blame and why one person is being credited with keeping everyone safe. >>> and the start of the school year comes with quite a welcome at one university. see why many an campus are outraged. >>> some will need sunglasses, others umbrellas. right now, 74 degrees at 4:38. your

from oil to electric, audi is rolling out a new electric suv traveling more than 310 miles before it need to be recharged. car will start production in 2018. analyst are already saying it will out perform rival tezsla, which is set to roll roll out its model x, suv in a few weeks. >>> target could be back on the mark, recent earnings report was a lot stronger then many other big retailers. target appears to be ring back its reputation by offering more cheap and chic options. targeted added mankins in stores, restyled jeans and plaid clicks including diapers and blankets. >>> passengers rights group says delta is shaming travelers, into upgrading their seats. their new base ache economy ticket is more like economy minus, passengers are told there is no ceta sign. until after check ins, seat can't be changed, and they will be among last to board which means there can be no room up in the overhead bins. i hate that, erika and nicole. >> isn't this the bulk of air passengers people looking for the cheapest ticket but calling it the economy minus. >> maybe just a flying term. >> maybe, i

i was thinking about buying an audi s8. because i was like, well, it's a really nice car.rth. and then what happened is, i got pitched by a friend of mine on investing in a start-up. i was like would i rather buy the s8, or would i rather invest in the start-up? so it was like, 'ok, what's the cheapest nice car that i could buy?', because i would actually rather spend my money in investing in these companies that are transforming the world. and so that's how i ended up buying the acura. emily: and then you decided to start something new. reid: i was thinking about taking a year off. i was thinking about traveling around the world for a year. and what i realized was in 2002, silicon valley basically concluded the internet was over. i was like, 'no, no, it's just beginning.' and the current companies are great. google, yahoo, ebay, amazon. but they are only going to be some of the great companies that are going to be created. as opposed to a year, i took two weeks in australia, came back, said ok, what is my best idea, oh, look, linkedin is actually still a very valid idea.

audi team up and to spend billions of dollars to acquire nokia's mavs division?ause they want to seize control. what makes it more valuable? apple with a nascent product and google with his google maps and tom-tom and nokia. >> there's some thought that it might go higher. the automakers may have landed a sweet deal learning to map the future of the auto industry. cory johnson, bloomberg, san francisco. >> checking other headlines for you right now, india's plan to improve the credit profile. dropped of insuring has despite assets being at a record high. they will set up a holding company. india's finance minister has called on the r.b.i. to cut interest rates to help jumpstart the economy. inflation is at an eight month low. this is the second such comments from the ministry in less than a week. they have said they need more clarity. has started to make smartphones in india. there is a combined and a capacity of 6 million units. it will be sourced locally. after the government raised import tax is to attract manufacturing investments. coming up next, leadership

staying with carmakers, audi is chasing tesla with a new entry into the electric car market. the beat for range, travel is supposed to 500 kilometers on one charge which speech the tesla model right 80 kilometers -- beats the tesla model by 80 kilometers. what do we have here? enteringy that we are hangmarket terrain in the seng. it is down 20% from its peak. it is set for that bear market. had somehai composite 25tial falls, the nikkei to just a few minutes of trading left. .6%. this comes down to the odds of a fed rate rise next month. the minutes from last month insinuating the conditions for a hike are approaching, just maybe not yet. mike reports from new york. mike: it is all about inflation now. when fed officials met three weeks ago, most judged the conditions had not yet been met. they noted conditions were approaching that point. what was missing? confidence, competence that prices would continue to move up. furtheribility of decline to commodity prices. ed addition, several not labor markets and not yet pushed up prices. almost all members indicating a would need t

bmw, audi, and daimler, will they $3.1 billion for here and each will get a share of the business.or about 80% of cars navigational systems in america north america and europe. software will be available nationwide a week from today from at&t and will include unlimited talking and testing -- texting, and large gigabyte data . it will encourage tv subscribers to add wireless. stephanie: now for a bit of news i know you care about, especially if you follow this hunk of burning love on instagram. for me, after a month of blood sweat, and tears, it is time to announce the winner of the bloomberg television fitness challenge for the month of july. many companies do teambuilding, morale boosting, maybe a bit of bowling, maybe a bar, some wall street are slight to go golfing. getting your game on. we use the under armour record out to record a month's work of workouts. there is a talkback session where you can abuse your colleagues. there is my friend olivia sterns, who especially likes posting bikini shots of herself. they look really good. me and a colleague, we are not sure how they di

that comes after volkswagen and audi cut their full year global deliveries forecast on weak china sales are getting some flavor on bmw's concerns on china at this hour. the bmw ceo is talking to reporters and he is talking about the fact that the normalization in the china market is quickening. now, that may sound positive but what that means for bmw is that these high costs they used to have -- the height price -- the high price they were able to receive for vehicles in china, that is changing. those high prices are coming down and that means that profitability in china is taking a hit. francine: we also had u.s. auto sales last night. the market seems to be on full firing steam. chad: yeah, it is really a tale of two totally different markets. in a reversal from a few years ago when china was the growth engine and the u.s. market was weak. now the u.s. market is firing on all cylinders and analysts expect that growth to continue next year. that is been helping the likes of toyota. toyota outweighs their profit figures this morning. they beat estimates. the u.s. is toyota's most import

audi is its luxury carmaker. it is all about the luxury impact. this is going to hurt european exporters. jonathan: thank you very much. we can feel the pain in european equities. let's get over to elliott from the emerging market. yuantt: the impact of the depreciation rippling through emerging markets in terms of currencies and stocks. in three ways they are being usected, it has been telling that the chinese are less likely to consume those imports. if you are exporting on the world stage, you also find that chinese exports are now more competitive because they are cheaper. with commodities to boot, that is a triple miami/ some cap -- triple whammy. the biggestralia as and south korea, taiwan, new zealand, all of these countries taking a hit. all caps china among their top trading partners. we will see how it will affect those, but it is some in the maybe they can do without. perhaps that will reduce the amount that they will be importing from many of those countries. we have some intraday moves on the currencies. the dollar strengthening again

audi's coming up fast with a new electric car.hey will unveil an electric crossover with a range that rivals the tesla model x. it will be able to drive 300 miles before needing to recharge. i will be thrilled, shocked and amazed if it actually comes to market. this company puts out more cool concept cars than any other company in the world and never brings any of them to market. pimm: why is that? matt: i don't know. they have the most amazing concept cars that never make it to market. pimm: is that part of the marketing? matt: it would cost too much money to produce, so they will aa's. bunch of a3's and pimm: german lawmakers cleared the way for greece's third bailout plan. $86 billion. the finance minister called the measure necessary. >> the aim of these measures is to get greece to stand on its own to be as soon as possible. it is therefore necessary that greece will have a surplus again as of 2016. the german vote comes just as the greek government's first privatization deal, he forty-year $1.3 billion concession that will g

many people might say it's legal, while for the moral people, like audi alone cannot be our guide. that is there are many things in this world that were that are clearly a moral. that is that slavery was legal. they were illegal. so the moral question that we have to ask ourselves is there a moral case for taking their rightful property of one person and giving it to another to whom it does not belong. and in mine many years. there are topics that talk about in the book actually is a collection of the syndicated column over the last four or five years and i believe that there is one essay or speech that i gave. i talk about a range of topics and one of them has the issue of race in the country. most of the pathology that we see in the black communities today such as baltimore and other cities. that is the illegitimacy rate. but in 1938 the rate on blacks was 11%. in 1880 in the statistics the race and economics in 1880 depending on 70 to 80% they live in a two parent families and 1925 harlem 85% live in the two parent families. i'm coming up on 80-years-old. we didn't know anybody

. >> reporter: audie is expected to hit pharmacy shelves this october. >> doug, thank you. >>> the obamainistration's war on global warming is now targeting methane emissions from oil and gas production. the epa has announced a plan to cut emissions of the greenhouse gas by nearly half over the next decade. an oil industry spokeswoman says methane emissions from fracking are already declining because of improved drilling techniques. >>> the dow snapped a three-day winning streak losing 34, the s&p 500 was off 5.5. nasdaq dropped 32. >>> republican presidential candidates taking on the big issue. we're going to look at what they're saying about health care and immigration. the panel joins us when we come back. >>> it's as simple as this. it starts out with the premise that on my very first day as president of the united states i will send legislation to the congress to once and for all repeal obama care entirely. >> hillary clinton reacting by tweet says 16 million americans have gained health insurance from the affordable care act. we need to protect it, not repeal it. let's bring in our

what you see with car companies and the extraordinary alliance bmween bmw and audi and spending moneyhey feel they have to have over maps and not use what's being offered to them for free from google and apple. on fact that they will spend something that consumers want -- might -- what consumers might want to sit down and have your favorite iphone experience on whatever, the fact that the carmakers are trying to imagine a different future that will cost them literally more than a billion dollars says to me that they are worried about losing business to google and they are worried about losing business to apple. they don't trust those companies as partners. mark: if they are concerned about losing business, does that mean we will see more of these map consortiums? cory: there aren't that many out there. google has there's an apple has theirs and nokia has been acquired by the three luxury carmakers. databasea tom-tom waiting to be had in holland and that's interesting. there is talk of a move toward an open source database. the mapping is so complicated and it requires so much continua

bmw, audi, and daimler will pay $3 billion and will each acquire an equal share of the unit. deal is expected to close early next year. it supplies cars with in -- -- in dash maps. colburn andome henry kravis in basis -- created a firm based on taking and controlling equity stakes in companies that crossroads. that he walked away from the firm following a that are struggle with his partners. jerome died at his home in martha's vineyard. he was 90 years old. stories. your top coming up next half hour, auto sales are having one hot summer. , and chrysler posted big gains as lower gas prices get more people to the dealerships. president obama is set to unveil new proposals to fight climate change, calling them the biggest and most important steps ever taken to fight the issue. we will bring you his address coming up in 45 minutes. in greece, the stock market in athens open for the first time in five weeks and shares plunged the most in decades. hans nichols is at the exchange and filed this report. : at the close of the athens stock exchange, after the stocks were down some 23%

remember what is coming down the pike, late october she will go republican trend audi and and got themittee, a lot of tough conditions not just about a terror attack in the gaza and the aftermath but her e-mail practices which this whole issue about the server was an outgrowth of freight goudy sending that subpoena to get more benghazi documents. >> what a mess, running for president and thank you so much, good to have you. donald trump coming out with his plan to overhaul the u.s. tax system and he is not going to let those hedge fund guys call their income investment. if they call them investment they get a better deal on taxes. he will make sure, he says, that they are going to pan out just like everyone else. >> nobody does the tax code better than i do. i know it better. i am the king of the tax code and i will come out with a plan for simplification, deductions that are ridiculous and contemplated. we are going to simplify the tax code, take away the deductions, hedge fund guys have to pay up. we are destroying the middle class in this country so i have a plan, the hedge fund gu

when i say broader, i mean audience more inclusive demographically and psych audie graphically. they are selling niche format. i don't take my word for it, take even what i said about margin oe error, take a look at ratings i most markets. the stations that are really y. winning on the am side or am t m with fm deployed are all new stations or sports stations.rork i'll come back to that in a sti little bit. but talk -- purely talk and ame where the format sits, it's beer in decline. so we've got to figure out what that way forward is. michael's question to us, we ar. not afraid to admit we don't know exactly what that looks like, i don't know what it re exactly looks like. i know the conversation has to t be broader than what it is.rsato i know from being fortunate enough to be around a lot of smart, interesting, different r people at cocktail parties and dinner parties, i know what a a good table feels like and i knoi what a bad table feels like.li i know what people 35 years of age up to 55, 60 years of age.5, i know what they are talking about when they are sitting n down, go

the drug is called audy. sprout pharmaceuticals developed the drug.e pill will be available later this year. >>> convicted killer serving a life sentence is indicted for his escape from a maximum security prison. david sweat. a judge entering a not guilty plea for him on his three counts. rick leventhal joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: this was our first good look at david sweat since june 28. he was shot twice in the back. today the convicted killer was brought to the clinton county courthouse to answer charges related i arrived with chains on his hands and feet wearing a green prison jumpsuit and a goatee. when asked if the court appointed attorney represented him, he said yes, he does. he faces two first degree escape charges and a third count of promoting contraband. i asked the d.a. andrew wily why they're pursuing charges against a man who is already serving life in prison without parole. >> the point is that david sweat and richard matt committed a crime in clinton county. they committed a crime of escape in the first degree. it's my

so why would the m w, daimler and audi team up to spend $3.1 billion to acquire gnocchi a's map divisionbecause the car makers are afraid of ceding control to the likes of apple and google. >> there are not that many map data sets in the world. maps,apple with its google and its maps, tom-tom and gnocchi a -- no kia. so the automakers may have landed a sweet deal. pimm: cory johnson in new york. i took a wrong turn. my map was not working. pimm: everybody has been watching what may happen to tom-tom. cory: the big take away i have from this map thing is understand that the consumer wants to get in the car, put your phone down and have it work away you like to. you want to throw your iphone down and you want to see that on the screen of your car. the problem is the carmakers do not trust google and they do not trust apple and i don't want to give up their dashboard to an outside company. olivia: i don't necessarily want to use nokia maps. bmw and mercedes are going to think you want to use this maps. they do not want to see that to those other companies. the self driving car, what is goin

the number one priority for the audi and outcountries is the remove. they consider saudi not as part of the solution, but part of the problem. he's one of the main region for the emergence of d.a.e.s.h. now it's a game changer. set up between turkey and saudi arabia, and there's a change. their opposition forces are taking a new - they are advancing on the ground. and this is pushing the iranian and the russians to try to strike a deal, but because their asset, they are losing the asset by the day. now it is what we call... >> there seems to be cooperation between... ..i apologise, but there seems to be cooperation between the russians and the united states. when it comes to the u.s., is there a softening on the part of their position that they have always had, a hard position that bashar al-assad must go, is there a shifting when it comes to that? >> the u.s. apparently is not shifting, a week ago mr kerry said and repeated that there's flow room for mr bashar al-assad, and we do believe that even he is not very attached to mr bashar al-assad. the rec

take sot trt: 26 sec outcue: que sean felices vo cambiamos las cosas al partido de la audi cup entreiano james rodriguez de cabeza abrio el marcador y ya en el segundo tiempo gareth bale puso el definitivo dos a cero con un gran disparo fuera del area. gabriel maÑana termina una edicion mas de la copa libertadores con el partido de vuelta entre river y tigres. cruz azul no pudo, chivas tampoco. sera que tigres se corona por primera vez en la historia de un equipo mexicano? take vo vo el equipo comandado por el tuca ferreti pudo hacer algo que ni cruz azul y chivas pudieron hacer en el partido de ida cuando les toco a ellos y eso fue no perder. si bien no tienes goles de ventaja minuimo no entran perdiendo el miercoles. le tenemos palabras del cacha arevalo. take sot trt: 14 sec outcue: boca tambien vo las consecuencias de los tuit con tintes polticos publicados el pasado 7 de junio de los tuit con tintes polticos publicados el pasado 7 de junio no tendran como destino la crcel para miguel herrera, ex entrenador del tri. en el peor de los casos, y de encontrar a herrera como culpable,

if it, audie dependence will continue, for is their political will to change somebody's elements?>> behind you and then you. you have been very patient. >> thank you. i am with pan-american health world health organization, following on the already important part of cooperation i would like to mention that there is a sector in the executive branch has a very good program in place, and its working. and it's -- [inaudible] it is exactly the same to follow recommendations by the world bank -- were the biggest challenge for the unified system was sustaining expansion of basic health care. and this is being accomplished with more and more national, from brazil, american doctors, but there is a perfect design to bring a sustainability by creating more -- american students, et cetera. so my point here is how do we protect something that is working, that is expanding access? we know, and we've learned from the crisis there is no escaping from building resilient health systems your and this program is helping to increase the resilience of the system that has been built 27 years and has con

kevin: 26 cars vandalized in total including a blue audi station wagon. the owner of red astro van is a victim of the vandalism. the front tire atlantaed. we know he isn't aware of the vantlism because this is a note from the police department. with the police report number attached. they say no suspect at this time. >> up next, "7 on your side." health matters report. how we are helping to get your questions answered about alzheimer's disease. jonathan: stay on top of the chances in the d.c. area by signing up for the text alert. go to our website wjla.com. stay with us. coming right back. jonathan: another back to school picture with you. they sent us the photo of the daughter going to the third grade class. she loves math, the color purple and her puppy, of course. check out our school photo gallery on wjla.com. thank you for sending in pictures. kimberly: how does winning a million dollars tax-free sound? jonathan: perfect. kimberly: it could happen with the newest game bank a million. the virginia lotto game calculate the prize account so the winners

41% year on year and this guys is in stark contrast on what we have seen from the likes of bmw and audiffered on the lower sales from china. from the month between january and july they have already sold more than 1 million cars. that's for the mercedes benz brand and that's an increase of 50.7% year on year. july global car sales up 16% on the year and once again mercedes benz china july shares at 42% on the year. shares up higher by a third of 1%. but good news none the less. >> that july figure so surprising. you'd almost expect the share price more than a quarter of a percent. >> absolutely. >> in the green nonetheless. >> fitbit second quarter beating forecasts. cnbc has the full details. >> it was a wild roller coaster ride for fit bit stockholder afs the after the first ever report as a public company. they reported 21 cents on an adjusted basis and 7 cents a share on a basic bases. analysts were looking for 8 cents a share so it appears as if the company beat on an adjusted basis. revenues, however, a solid beat coming in here. $400 million. analysts were looking for $319 millio

we lost chris o'connell's audi audios. we are following breaking news right now. sheriff in washington state now says three firefighters have been killed and at least four more hurt bat ring raging wildfire. the sheriff near spokane confirm the deaths late tonight. washington's governor says conditions remain extremely dangerous. eight fires are burning in washington and oregon right now. >>> on your radar here at home stifling heat gripping our region. live look at wilmington ton night after day of 90 plus degrees and some pop-up showers. scott, you're not tracking storms on the way. >>> that's right. lucy and iain, it's going to be one of those patterns that will continue to bring rainfall chances our way not only tomorrow but continuing into friday. take a look at the setup a storm system still well to the west in between it's kind of like pea soup. we have a very stormy air mass and all of that moisture will head in our direction. pretty quiet right now on ultimate doppler. one lone pop-up right now moving through sections of lancaster county with some downpou

it's not that you're going to buy an audi or a bmw versus a tesla.nt a tesla, you're going to buy a test love because you buy into the vision of elon musk. pimm: do you wear your tesla t-shirt and hat? betty: you may. pimm: and the driving shoes. [laughter] betty: and tesla golf balls. the had 200 stores around the world and the ultimate goal is that in about five years by 2020, they will be selling half a million cars. the big one of course is the model three, the car that is going to be for the masses. pimm: the one that is less expensive. betty: exactly. the target for the model x right now -- the company has not exactly said how many they plan on selling to back in 2014, there were estimates that they would likely sell about 10,000-15,000 of the model x. in the last quarterly report, elon musk had ratcheted down the target for this year. pimm: it does not matter because they ended up raising $500 million. betty: they did it and they need the capital to ramp up. the stock has gotten hit along with everybody else. you just mentioned the stock , ite

i grew up with tales of audie murphy and sergeant york in the first world war, men who did amazing thingsnd we've got them. three american guys on a train heading from amsterdam to paris out for a good time but every instant ready to risk all that was needed doing. we know that for sure because that's what all three did. i have met young people two can't tell you who john wayne was or gary cooper. never heard of them. fortunately they were taught this week that being an american sometimes means having the guts to do what has to be done. if we lose that faith, we are in trouble. ernest hemingway had something to say when he called courage "grace under pressure" last seen thanks to a trio of young americans on a fast-moving train on foreign soil. that's "hardball." thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight -- >> they're taking our jobs and money. >> reporter: after a freefall on wall street, scott walker demands the cancellation of the chinese president's state visit and donald trump says "i told you so." >> we have nobody that has a clue. >>> plus, j

the driver's side window of this white audie is peppered with bullet holes. officers have not yet revealed exactly what happened or if anyone was injured. the northbound lanes reopened around 2:00 this morning. >>> developing news. the harris county sheriff's office tells abc news that a person of interest has now been taken in for questioning after the ambush of a harris county sheriffs deputy who was filling his patrol car at a gas station. the gunman shot harris county deputy darren from behind and stood over his body and fired several more rounds, kill him. the ten year veteran died at the scene. he was in uniform. sheriffs officials say the 47-year-old was killed for no apparent reason. >> it's tough enough being a deputy and being law enforcement in this country right now, but for people the way that they are right now, i have no words for what this type of person did. >> witnesses say a woman was seen sobbing over the deputy's body. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> police are looking for this man, accused of inappropriately touching several

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