mark: is this a symbolic win for avis? have been slipping. >> it's not clear how much revenue and how large the deal is. self driving cars are still possibly 20 years away. they have a partnership with alphabet which is a company that has been willing to throw hundreds of millions of dollars into autonomous vehicles. vonnie: any idea what the terms of the deal were? >> we don't have specific details yet. waymo is paying a lump free to avis. is aually the model commercial model for autonomous vehicles. that cost will go towards maintenance. fieldthis is a fledgling but it's absolutely exploding with partnerships. >> everyone is positioning themselves to get ahead because no one really knows where self driving cars are going to look like in two years or five years. there are tons of regulatory issues. there's a lot of technical issues to get the vehicles to work in conditions like rain and snow. car companies in the last couple --years vonnie: there are also talks with honda and lyft. traditional car companies are worried. f

waymo's selfor driving vehicle service has agreed to deal with avis. so we are halfway into the trading day now, and julie hyman is here with the latest. julie: we now have a mixed picture going on. as we speak, it of war from everything else. is is quite different from the beginning of the session where we saw the three majors up about .4%. .2% as nasdaq down about we continue to see strength in the dow and the s&p 500. we had disappointing economic data earlier in the day, coming out at 8:30 a.m., durable goods orders coming in weaker than estimated. we have the supreme court decision to reinstate or revise at least part of that travel ban. that timing seemed to coincide with the downturn in the market and technology in particular. have the health care space outstanding as well. take a look at the bloomberg here. we have all the groups on the move. tech is the worst performing in the s&p 500. health care is very slightly lower, less than .1%. we have some of the defensive groups doing better today, including telecoms, although financials are also rai

hertz is in yellow and avis budget and purple.derperformed at the broader market this year. yes, up today but not recouping those losses. scarlet: u.s. president donald trump is set to welcome india posey prime minister narendra modi to the white house and about half an hour. mumbaid this report from on what to expect from this meeting. meets with modi president trump in washington later today, an opportunity to create a good rapport and set the tone for their future relationship. this will be about rapport, about chemistry, romance, if you will, and some of that was already evident on twitter when president trump called modi a true friend. modi said he's looking forward to discussions with president trump. what does india want? restrictions visa for technology companies. india'se to boost defense manufacturing capabilities. nobody expects substantial business to get down or policy breakthroughs to be announced. ,f both leaders are positive business can wait another day. bloomberg news, mumbai. julia: a romance? i love that. let's

avis is going to take care of all the nitty-gritty they are going to wash the cars. they are going to spin the tires. >> right. >> store them. >> exactly. >> yeah, yeah. >> so i thought that that was a fascinating side that even if you're successful in the technology aspect of this business, you know, there's a whole other element to it that avis does quite well. >> they are just reading headlines, and avis went up and hertz is going up. >> and they are up a like amount as a matter of fact, right now. >> and the inference is apple is doing the same thing, not quite there. big short interest in these companies, too. >> another big part of this. >> still, if you work for these car companies, you'll be working for the big tech companies some day. that's clearly where all of of this is headed >> eventually they will be starting their own tv show, too. >> streaming them in the car with elon musk's proprietarier is jis. >> time now for the cnbc update and over to sue herera. >> hi, guys. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone the congressional budget office expects

anyway that avis is involved in that technological transaction, that is good for avis.ly: i we expected to see any more partnerships in this area? what do we see when it comes to the other player? tothere is a deal last year acquire a fleet management company. the other element is a lot of tier one automotive buyers, they're trying to build up their aftermarket business. replacement business, and all these need, grady components gritty -- nitty components will be replaced frequently. i think they will do the tests first six months or more. they will see how the public reacts to that. i don't think they will go lights -- for for at least 3-4 months. we spoke about apple's car ambitions, do we know anything more now about what direction they are going in? >> if you look at the scope, apple, six. cars, it is a huge difference. google has 600 cars -- or will soon have 600 cars on the road. emily: thank you so much. remember, we are waiting for president trump and prime minister modi to speak in washington. you're looking at a live shot of the rose garden. there are about to

waymo's selfor driving vehicle service has agreed to deal with avis.into the trading day now, and julie hyman is here with the latest. julie: we now have a mixed picture going on. as we speak, it of war from everything else.

avis shares soared 14%. shares of alphabet down 1%.n a similar move, apple is reportedly working with hertz to test self-driving technology. according to reports, aps to co six lexus suvs leased from hertz. shares of hertz popped 13% on the news to 1083. apple shares fell fractionally to 145.82. >>> real estate investment trust store capital said berkshire hathaway took a nearly 10% stake in the company, worth almost worth $400 million. store said the new investment positions it for growth. shares r1 1% on the news. the pan dora ceo may step away from the company he founded. according to recode, westergram plans to leave the music streaming giant but will likely remain in his role until a replacecement is found. pandora shares up 2% to $8.46. >>> it's been three years since seattle approved raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour for lower paid workers but a new report out today from the universi says the increased minimum wage is having an opposite effect and is actually hurting workers. mark long is one of the co-authors of the study

. >> shares of avis surging this morning on the news of self-driving deal with alphabet. >> hey, guys that's right entering a partnership with avis budget group the deal is limited to self trifg car pie lat program in phoenix, arizona. af sis going avis is going to support that there is going to be cleaning, charges and waymo's fleet. they can better compete in the space with the likes of ub eastern lyft remember that avis owns zip car, the rental car service that has over a mullon members. i was chatting to our own phil lebeau about the deal who raised an interesting point he thinks does more about the dire straits of the car rental companies than it does did b. waymo. yes, they're surging on the news this morning year to date, they're still lower by 30% you're seeing hertz shares pop on this news as well on the prospect of more deals among rental car companies and autonomous vehicle tech companies. this is the first of its kind. now for waymo this is just the latest partnership that recently announced it is adding hundreds of chrysler minivans to build a 600 vehicle fleet. it is als

we're looking at the likes of avis, along with the airline stocks trade avis of 12.7%, it's thatweek of the year on deal to manage google's autonomous car driving unit. we have the airlines hire, and george ferguson, bloomberg intelligence analyst, told our team earlier this has everything to do with the fact that estimates are being revised higher plus we have oil mostly down since the middle of may. let's take a look at those tech losers on the week. netflix, amazon, alphabet. netflix on paper, it's worst week since november. health of it on paper, it's worst week since april of last year. not a lot fundamentally happening here with the exception of alphabet being slapped with that huge $2.7 billion fine by the eu. bloomberg intelligence analyst says nothing has changed here except for that sector rotation we are talking about out of tech into the financials. very interesting, then ammons samet -- said, we have the space selling in the stocks, if you look at the bonds, they're fine. we have some jitters on the part of investors in technology. this chart exemplifies it, g #btv209. w

it reached an agreement with avis for avis to manage its autonomous driving unit. that is dragging tesla. tesla not getting that deal. bloomberg intelligence analysts think the weakness in alphabet has less to do with the avis steel and more to do with a pending eu fine. turning to the health-care bill, we are awaiting the cbo report. interesting trading action. hospital stocks getting a boost. they stand to lose the most if obamacare is repealed. a bloomberg intelligence analysts said when you take a look at stocks, it suggests that the bill is unlikely to be passed any time soon. a medicaid company is down 2% at this point. he believes this has to do with and them pulling out of indiana. and humana is down 1.4%. repealed,re is not taxes stay in place and investors don't seem to like it. the stock down 1.4%. gop leaders issuing a revised health care bill today as mitch mcconnell tries to cobble together enough votes to pass the measure. let's bring in our senate reporter and health care reporter. laura, starting with you, today, the revised bill is more of a tweak

rival avis also rose sharply as alphabet had avis service its self-driving cars. whack over to you. >> self-driving technology will be everywhere soop. >> i could use that early in the morning. >>> a popular weed killer you might have in your shed roundup is under scrutiny. >> state regulators say the main ingredient will be listed next month as a chemical known to cause cancer. california would be the first state to require that kind of warning label on the product. regulators still need to decide how much of the chemical, how much exposure actually poses a risk. >> no matter what you put on your garden, it will be a beautiful time to work outside. a whole new forecast. some cloudy skies to start looking at the temperature trent for fremont today reaching into the 70s. we'll talk about what's ahead up next. >>> and a live look at palo alto across the bay. a smooth drive. no problems here past university. we're talking about what just popped up on the radar for oakland coming up. >>> and warriors' draymond green now has something on his trophy case that even steph

avis, driving shares higher. they are now set to manage the fleet.n just two hours. let's get a check on where stocks are trading with julie hyman

avis shares close up 14%. a small fleet from hertz to test its own self driving technology. rtz closeded up -- he up 13% on confirmation of the apple story. apple and google are driving further into the realm of autonomous vehicles after leasing small fleets of cars. has struck a deal with avis. let's take a look at our tech editor. let's talk about this apple/h ertz deal. it has resulted in a 13.5% increase in the stock of hertz. what are we talking about? >> it is a deal that just involves half a dozen cars. this indicates that these car rental companies can have new relevancy in an era of autonomous vehicles. though stocks were getting battered over the last 12 months. that time 75% over frame over concerned about what their role would be in this new era where apple and google and the car companies are rushing headlong into autonomous driving. the question was, what about the car rental companies? ast today we started to get glimpse from two of the biggest companies in tech and how they might partner with t

first of the good, avis budget group. for 10% gain of avis budget. canada goose, the company itself will not get any of the proceeds, stock is up by a little more 4% it is an ugly day for agio agios pharma the trial treatments for leukemia did not make for treatments that stock is up >> all right, michelle >> an amazing shot from the bunker from jordan spieth. $1.2 million on that shot, all that is nice but the most impressive thing is that the jump shoulder bump with his caddy. lets watch it again. >> he throws his club and comes out of the bunker and chest bump look at this, i cannot get it. it takes me three to get out of the bunker that's nice, talent right there. >> fantastic >> that's a heck of a bunker, you see how steep that hill is >> i would have hit it in the face of the bunker >> god, it is good to be 24 and whatever age he is >> should children under 13 be legally banned from owning or using a smart phone? a new proposal on colorado will prevent retailers from selling phones to kids or having them be used by the parents who byuys them th

over many of them in large urban centers and avis budget group the stock jumping nearly 13% guys. >> we return facebook might be getting into producing scripting tv quality content in the latest season of our digital binge series we spoke to frank rich about the competitiveness in the content space. >> how do you do creative work in entertainment in general at a time when people have so many options and can watch anything they want at any given moment. all of these things we used to talk about is all gone so this whole culture is being reshaped. it's possible there will be a third way that's not hbo or netflix model that we have emerge we don't know what over the long-term snapchat means for things we do. >> whether it's facebook or apple. >> so it's all up in the air it's a very scary time in some ways but it's also very exciting time >> you can catch the new season of binge on cnbc.com/binge also apple tv youtube and hulu. we'll be right back. ♪ a baby's skin is never more delicate. ♪ what do hospitals use to wash and protect it? ♪ johnson's® the number 1 choices in hospitals. ther

avis and apple to handle their self driving car fleet. lauren: prepare for oklahoma star russell westbrook and babe ruth goes up for auction. you would not believe who's telling it. tuesday, june 27th. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren. i'm lauren simonetti. today's markets in the latest breaking news. cheryl: a lot of breaking news over the name. issuing a warning to syrian president assad last night claiming that the white house has potential evidence that syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack. press secretary sean spicer says an attack would result in the mass murder of civilians including innocent children. the space he says if mr. assad conducts another mass murder attack, he and his military will pay a heavy price. the trump administration launched a missile strike on a syrian controlled chemical attack back in april. the cbo has released its analysis of the senate republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare. the latest now from adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, lauren. good morning, cheryl. the commit

avis would essentially manage that fleet.that would work, but maybe you just get to an airport, hop in the avis car, no, no, you don't have to worry about, go in the back seat, go in the back seat. avis stock was soaring yesterday, giving up half of those gains today. we keep on top of it for you. we have republican lawmakers meanwhile urging that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg recuse herself from the travel order case. among other things right after donald trump was elected, she had referred to the president-elect as a faker who had substantial ego. she had some other choice things to say. i can't repeat them on live tv. congressman jeff duncan, beautiful state of south carolina with me right now. the congressman is pushing this notion the justice should recuse herself. does it go back, congressman, to what she had said about the president in the past? or is it more? >> well, neil, thanks for having me. goes directly back to what she said about candidate trump. criticizing him for what he said on the campaign trai

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. >>> car rental company avis will manage a fleet of self-driving cars, but you won't be able to rentar company, is for maintenance only. it's going to handle things like oil changes and tire rotations. the arrangement is good for wam no two ways. a-- wamo in two ways. avis will do test runs in the future and will allow wamo to expand more easily when it hits the road. >>> and four of the biggest names banding together to fight terrorism on their sites. twitter, facebook, microsoft, and youtube forming a global internet forum to share tools and combat extremist content. the companies worry being all the regulations -- worrying about all the regulations could wind up violating customer privacy. all about balance. >> got to do something. >> yeah. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" with keelar and cuomo starts now. >> have a good day. >>> the republicans have gone from total secrecy to total chaos. >> i'm concerned that the despot of obamacare may get worse with the republican version. >> the senators need to remember that they campaigned on repeal

meantime, avis shares were up around 14% in yesterday's trade.ith google parental parent alphabet. this is bigger than hertz and apple. so far there's a report of six electricus suvs being involved there. as you mentioned, this he really have suffered in the ride-sharing car age. this could offer them a potential lifeline. over to amtrak, whether it's a new ceo, it's richard anderson who is the former ceo of delta airlines. he helped propel the company into the world's largest airline by multi-capitalization, and he oversaw the merger back in 2008 with northwest airlines. he has his work cut out for him because this summit new york's penn station is undertaking a major repair program set to disrupt the travel plans of thousands of vacationers. and it's not as though amazon founder jeff basos doesn't have enough on his plate, but now his aerospace manufacturing firm blue origin is set to commence production in huntsville, alabama. the company is looking to make around 30 rocket and aerospace engines per year, taking on around 350 employees to do s

. >> avis jones to weaver, author of how exceptional black women that lead.ley, author of they can't kill us all and juliet and although, author of are we better off. on sunday at 1:15 p.m. pulitzer prize-winning historian david macola speaks with former news anchor charles gibson about his collection of speeches on american principles. >> i began to think about the great presidents down the years who have been avid readers of history, many of them wrote history including john kennedy and even though-- those who didn't have the benefit of a college education like harry truman read history of their lives and realized that it's essential to the role of a leader, whether it's the presidency or leadership about any kind, not cause and effect. history matters. >> go to book tv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> on tuesday members returned to the british house of commons for the first day of the new parliament since the june 8, general election. during the session speech or-- the speaker was reelected as speaker and following the vote

>> avis with the google headline back from the dead c.a.r.e ticker i bought it today. >> guy >> most troubling about that footage, the guy with the full backpack on. see that guy walking out of there? >> i wear a backpack. >> no -- >> you want to be even you don't want to have undistributed -- anyway. >> guy needs to wash his hair. >> health care, the hospitals. i'm on the other side of tim seymour on this one. thc. >> i'm melissa lee thanks for watching. see you back tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast money." on" thimrar cme starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to teach and coach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. nobody, i repeat, nobody likes to b

. >> very good move by avis. they have been in a downtrend for quite some time.do you do if you can't beat them you join them. if avis is going to stay relevant in the next decade, they've got to get in with driverless cars. it's not clear who is going to maintain the cars or even if they will build them >> hertz was up on this news as well costco upgraded at raymond james to outperform. >> right this is on the whole foods deal. amazon trying to bid whole foods. some people wonder if they will have competition it doesn't really matter costco is down 13% because amazon decides to do this deal with whole foods i think it's too much. i understand the upgrade it's a value issue, though 24 times forward, this is a stock that's a little bit pricey right now. i think we'd be better with a pullback still. >> carrie, first time we've talked about a technology which is mtsi. it's up 4% you own the name tell us about it. >> it's going to become the one stop shop for data center chips. and that's hard to say if you're from boston. so we like it because it's built to bring te

i love technology and i love the hedge that avis is doing here.re great. but in all, you know, as a matter of fact, i think it's going to take a lot longer than we all think it will just because of the way things go. yes, three, five years' time, no, these cars aren't going to be obsolete. we'll slowly but surely make that change but not like we think. stuart: right again, shellady. thanks for joining us. [laughter] cyber attacks reported across europe. that's a pretty strong education presentation, across europe -- expression. >> it is x it's causing chaos. major companies in russia, we're also seeing the ukrainian government, power grids, banks, those types of things, the danish shipping giant hersing also being hit hard. the individual companies not really saying what it is, but there's a belief that it's a ransomware attack much like last month. this virus gets into the system, it scrambles data, and in order to get it unscrambled, you have to pay a ransom. and this is spreading very, very quickly. stuart: it makes you feel unsettled, doesn't

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barry., mary francis avis, author of how exceptional black women lead. wesley, author of "can't kill us all." and julie of "are we better off." david mccullough speaks with former news anchor charles gibson about his collection of speeches on american principles. >> and i began to think about the great presidents down the years who have been avid readers of history. many of them wrote history, including john kennedy. and even those who didn't have the benefit of a college education like harry truman, read history all their lives. and realize that it's essential to the role of a leader. whether it's the presidency or leadership of any kind. it's about cause and effect. history matters. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and we are now joined by philip wegmann, he's the commentary writer of "the washington examiner." and he're

mary frances berry, we have avis jones-deweever. she is a woman who is an activist, which is also the author of "how exceptional black woman lead." let's give her a big round of applause. [applause] >> next to avis jones-deweever we have wesley lowery, the national report from the "washington post" and the author of "they can't kill us all." let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> that title alone leaves you thinking. and without further ado we want to introduce to you and economist, the president american of bennet college as well as the author of "are we better off" -- race, obama and public policy. she is the author, and economist and tonight and thank you for being here with us. with us to talk about activism. >> we have to get julian hafner up. >> yes. [applause] >> julianne malveaux. >> these two ladies right here i remember being a young lady watching them march for us, talk for us when we didn't have voices. and just basically let us know that we count, we matter in a time when many of us are not at the table. if y

avis car i think it has much more in front of it and i think it's a double from here i bougt it got longer car. activiactiv activeism. i think there's a, there are fireworks to be had with this stuff. >>. >> gilead, i like story here it's had a big move here i think they make a massive acquisition. i think this company is going to take off once they do that >> bk. >> well, for me, america is all about innovation, entrepreneurship, so go with silicon valley like twitter. i think that one has a chance to rock it. so buy twitter and happy birthday, america. zbh that does it for us here on fast we'll be back here on wednesday. don't go anywhere. options action starts after this have a great weekend [v n it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. >>> th

avi what a good look at. our own. yahoo . or. google is the. one school and the people. we're back with alan skep professor emeritus at the london school of economics original founder of the u.k.'s independence party talking about what britain's latest job means for the negotiations on the country's exit from the e.u. alan welcome back now you keep the party us on it pulled up a stunning upset with rex it but had a disaster as election and it seems to be falling apart you said that you keep has achieved its goal and should seem to disappear now so is there absolutely no room for a you've come back i'm for example if there's to be bad bracks and deal can you play on that to move voters back. will theoretically this is a case for you keep staying or just in case the breaks in the gay sessions. i'm not sure i'm convinced by i think that if there are difficulties with blacks it . defense of brecht's it will be taken up in the house of commons largely by conservative members of parliament who have now become very very committed bricks it is nigel farage well he was a dreadful

trillion dollar market that's imploding here is that also on top of it we've covered the fact that avis hertz all the rental cars there all said they they sell off their cars every two or three years once they hit like twenty five thirty thousand miles on it they flip those cars so there's a huge quantity of used cars those prices are collapsing new car prices are still rising and that's because everybody wants a new car because the credit is so easily available and the term limits are extended so long that their monthly lease rate is only like two hundred bucks on a mustang or some fancy car and they think wow i can afford it but this is what he says is why there's so much negative equity is lengthening loan terms the average new vehicle term in q one of twenty seventeen research record sixty nine months up from sixty four months and twenty eleven according to edmunds data terms between seventy three eighty four months which is seven years accounted for a record thirty two point one percent of all new vehicle loans and the fourth quarter of twenty sixteen up from twenty nine percent a

. >>> bloomberg reports that waymo has reached an a avis to manage its self-driving cars.unit of alphabet, google's parent company. avis will service and store waymo's chrysler, pacifica, minivans and the partnership is the first major deal involving oversight of driverless car fleets. >>> the wall street journal says puerto rico is for sale. it is now preparing to seek bid from private companies to run services. private companies would reportedly operate or improve puerto rico's sea ports, airports and a passenger ferry. also student housing and parking spaces. the goal is to attract $5 billion in investment and bring 100,000 jobs to the island. >> are you in the market for an island. >> yes, i would like that very much. >> puerto rico is a great place. >> i think so too. lovely hotels and beaches. >> i'll call somebody. >> tell her, please? and the new york times says american donations to a malaria fight have saved the lives of nearly two million african children. researchers reviewed an anti malaria program started by president bush. the death rates among children unde

this point is a huge accomplishment for prime minister shinzo on day it will play a big role in his avi nomics stimulus program and growth strategy and it couldn't come at a better time since u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership agreement his first week in office the other members of the pact have been left scrambling to figure out what to do without the group's biggest economy the european union has been pushing trade negotiations on all fronts and strong took office and now it seems to be in the final stages with japan at the end of last year the two agreed to come to a. consensus by the end of this year. earlier this week we learned that major u.s. investment banks could be closing up shop in london and moving to rival hubs like frankfurt all because of brics it on wednesday british prime minister theresa may try to ease the capital flight concerns with the help of queen elizabeth boom bust bianca she joins us for this story and bianca theresa may may be trying to lead her party but her party certainly taken a hit in recent weeks did she mention tha

for avis, more meaningful.hicles, there are four parts of the chain, you have the guy that develops the technology, build the car, and runs the network and now the fleet management component. you are seeing the evolution of what the ecosystem could look like. i think fleet management has been something that has not been top-of-the-line and all. it is a bigger deal for avis. david: in order to be concerned about fleet management, you have to have a fleet, so how was waymo going to come up with a fleet? >> good question. what we saw before is that they did that potential deal with them because of capital investments and they took a much more scaled-back approach, so that is a question google cfo has to look in the mirror and answer. david: she is also going to have to answer how she will pay that eu fine. record by a, longshot when it comes to competition. you are positive on google and alphabet. is your mind in a different this morning after that fine? this acute you any possible that the difficulties google bas

seat at thet have a table, bring a folding chair. , avis mary frances berry er, and julianne melbou,of "are we better off?" and david mccullough speaking with charles gibson about his collection of speeches on american principles. >> i began to think about the great presidents down the years who have been avid readers of a history, many of them wrote history, including john kennedy. and even those that did not have the benefit of a college education, like harry truman, read history all their lives. and realized that it is essential to the role of a leader, whether it is the presidency or leadership of any kind, it is about cause and effect. history matters. >> go to but tv.org for the complete weekend schedule -- go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. a look at the ideology behind violent extremism and what the u.s. can do to counter it. we hear testimony from the former counter is a that counterterrorism director who calls for more funding of ideological warfare programs that focus on building -- >> good morning. this hearing is called to order. i want to thank the wit

elect --avis can travis kalanick has officially resigned from the company he founded.loomberg has just reported he will not receive a severance package. while the surprise resignation clears the way for a new leader, finding someone of the right caliber who is willing to take on such a difficult job won't be easy. uber was already struggling in its hunt for a chief operating officer. now the company will have to find a new leader, one that will have to keep both board members both boardrs -- suit members and investors. kalanick announced he would take a week about -- a leave of absence. the pressure didn't come from the board. instead, in a rare move, investors pushed for him to step aside. paid --stors have poured more than $15 billion into the company. newcomer. now is eric in new york, a partner at lead edge and investor in uber. how expected was this after he took a leave of absence? >> it's so hard to know what to expect that over. -- expect at uber. kalanick hoped that a leave would satisfy his critics and recharge -- allow him to recharge after the death of his

and google's self-driving just partnered with avis. a pilot program is under way in phoenix. aifis is also about car sharing. today, stock dropped 14 points. the dow gained the same amount, closing at 21,410. >>> the numbers are in. and it's up to you to decide how they look. we'll break down the review of the senate's health care plan to see how it could change your health coverage. >>> well, the train's moving, but it's not moving people. we dig into the reason smart trains are still running empty through the north bay. plus -- >> a house >>> the trains are rolling but they're not taking anyone anywhere. the north bay's newest transit system is not ready for business. that is supposed to change in the next few days. >> the smart trains will have what it calls a soft opening. but not without controversy. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: it is a strange place to use a tape measure, a sidewalk pinched by a fence next to traffic in a railroad intersection. what's the amount? >> about 30 1/2 inches. that won't accommodate a wheelchair. >> reporter: william fishman, tho

avis shares surging. own selftesting its driving technology. shares falling sharply.ogle is set to face a record antitrust fun from the european union tuesday from shopping its own search. it will top the current record billion. that you accelerated the action in recent days, bringing far at a decision that has been inspected in july. may be deputies still hadn't been informed by monday. rishaad: china's leading by care operators as the booming sector is not in a bubble. fresh off securing $600 million in financing from tencent, sequoia capital, and others, the beijing mobile company says they are moving rapidly into phase two, including international expansion. they lost in the u.k. this week is looking at other cities. >> we may be looking at multiple cities in parallel. we communicate with local governments, lobby them to demonstrate our value. some urban planners may be very open and enthusiastic, but others can be a bit slower and want to know more about what value we can bring. you may see more progress of our overseas expansion in the next month. steve,let's ge

near future, i think you need a c-suite with gravitas that understands how to run a public company. >> avit what does it do to the value ways of lyft aren't you effectively cheering it on, isn't that part offed pun, lift -- >> high tides lift all boats i don't disagree with in a, though some of the issues they've had overseas and taken the eye off the ball in -- >> lyft been able to capitalize? has it gained market share, for instance >> yes i think that the interesting part about lyft is, depending on the city you're in, both drivers and customers alike seem to prefer lyft, and culturally, as we saw, i forgot maybe it was around christmastime, where lyft ended up winning a culture battle against travis, putting an additional fee around some of the issues they were having at the airports. >> uber not profitable, they're losing less money than they used to in theory, but when i look at these companies, for example what amazon is doing, even hollywood and all the money that's getting poured into the content creation that's going on, which is wonderful, you guys, your money is subsidizing che

mary frances berry, we have avis jones deweever. and next we have wesly lowrey, national report are foe the "washington post" and the author of "they can't kill us all." let's give them a round of applause. and without further adieu wishes want to introduce to you an economist, the president emer tis of ben bennett, "are we betr off: race, obama and public policy." that's who she is. shes the author, an economist, and tonight, and thank you, julian malveaux for being here. we want to talk about activity. ofism. >> we have to give julianne credit. >> these two ladies right here i remember bag young lady, watching them march for us, talk for us, when we didn't have voices, and this basically let us know that we count, we matter, in a time when many of us are not at the table. what did shirley chisolm say, if you don't have a seat at the table, bring a folding chair. hello. i want to start with a something that came to me while we were driving in tonight. hari bell font -- belafonte, activist, entertain 'er, said everybody the last ele

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bonnier,avis and the focus is that it's going to be citizens of financial souther settlement first withside to an extent. can you explain your thinking on that? how can restructure the talks? when can we can expect papers on ireland? ultimately who is responsible with coming up with these flexible and imaginative solutions mentioned in the eu guidelines? have takenireland more time of day than anything else. we discussed to aspects of it. one of it is the clinical sensitivities in which everybody understands. the other is the termination to maintain a near as possible invisible border so that we do not undermine the peace process and provide any cause for concern in northern ireland. this is a technically difficult issue, but it is one which i am certain is soluble. it will probably take us until the end of the process where we all have decided what the customs and free trade arrangements are. that is why we are starting now. this is what was initially dealt with by dialogue of the two highest-ranking people. there's no doubt my mind that this is right at the top of priorities and we ne

. >>> car rental company avis will manage a fleet of self-driving cars.won't be able to rent one just yet, darn. the deal with wamo, google's driverless car company, is for maintenance only. it will handle things like oil changes and tire rotations. the arrangement is good for wamo in two ways. asis serves as a home base for any test runs in the future. it will allow wamo to expand more easily when driverless tech does finally hit the road. >>> and speaking of tech companies, they are facing increasing pressure to fight terrorism on their site. four of the biggest names are actually banding together to do just that. twitter, facebook, youtube, and microsoft are all forming the global internet forum to counterterrorism. the point is to share tools to fight terrorist content and terrorist propaganda. the group will work with policy experts to learn more about terrorism. so you're seeing this initiative as a response to world governments demanding stricter rules on line. however, tech companies are still worried about increasing regulations could wind up vio

>> avis reporter at the "new york times" at the time. there and wrote a book about him. he sued me for the book, liable for trump nation. during the course of the reporting over a year we were in regular contact. sometimes our telephone conversations he'd finish off the conversation with saying you don't mind if i'm taping this, do you? i would say, no, no. that's fine. i would be in his office and he'd say you don't mind if i turn on my taping system, do you? i'd say no. when litigation rolled around, we wanted access to the tape. we thought it would reflect well. efts asked during a deposition, have you taped mr. o'brien. he said new york city, i don't. i don't have a taping system. my lawyer said, why did you say this to him. i thought it would intimidate him, make him nervous. i think that's what's going on with jim comey. i don't think trump has tapes. i think comey is unnerved by the fact he made a record of the conversations. he wants to put out this red herring out there that doesn't exist. >> what do you take of this tactic abou

if you have 10,000 of them, you need somebody who knows how to handle that many and avis and hertz know how to do that. you're not going to rent a self-driving car. apple and google will still own them but they get help in managing the pleat. google wants to put 500 cars on the road in phoenix for people to ride for free, and that's going to happen in the next few months. >> that is amazing. >> it is interesting to see the confidence in the fact the self-driving it technology is coming sooner rather than later. they don't have the cars yet and rental companies are getting involved in the deal. >> you have to go to the folks who how to do it. every little part. >>> let's talk about millennials and your eating habits. >> you look at me like i might be in the discussion. you're right. millennials right now like to dine out more than the average. on average about five times a week acourting to that study that found 29% admit to buying coffee at least three times per week. according to the same study about 0% of americans say they don't purchase any brewed coffee or tea in a typical week and