avis will service and manage the fleet of 600 cars in phoenix.t hours after the announcement, apple is working with hertz to test self driving technology in lexus suvs. we asked alastair bar and alex went if more partnerships are expected. >> phoenix has these 600 autonomous vans. they are testing them out with volunteers. basically, when the cars are finished or something breaks, avis will be responsible for that type of thing,. . >> and apple? >> apple has some very highly paid engineers. the last thing they want to be doing is having those guys looking after doing mechanics for those cars. hertz is responsible for that. >> how ideals are these partnerships? >> what is really just thing about it is if you look at some of the really important financials in this whole space, the big risk is when you buy a car from went into the net, the value falls by $10,000. if you are not owning the cars and someone else owns them, that can keep your net margin high. of course alphabet owns these , cars, but it hints at a larger broader agreement with a unit o

the point of view from avis, it's very interesting.y have cars that do millions millions -- millions and millions of miles every year the , way they eat that data, it could work quite well. any risk is in the transaction. i think that is very good for avis. emily: will we see more partnerships in this area? uber has been a bit distracted, but what could we see when it comes to the other players? >> we have seen some of this other stuff already. diamond did a $1 billion euro deal last year, and they have done a very similar deal in space. there are a lot of tier one automotive suppliers. they are trying to build up their market business. a car might do a lot more miles in any given year. the replacement business were clutches, nitty-gritty components will be replaced a lot more frequently. that's a huge opportunity for people who maintained vehicles. emily: coming up blue apron , makes it public debut. we will talk about the challenges ahead. and nasa recordholder peggy whitson joins us from the international space station to break down

avis is signing a deal with the google self driving car.hat do the deals mean for the future of autonomous driving? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: online retail will grow 12% this year. that's up to three times higher than the growth of retail overall. one person knows about the secretary is kirsten green. she invested in a couple of unicorns, including jet.com. she founded the venture capital firm. she joins us in the studio. i asked her why she decided to bet big on e-commerce. kirsten the path to purchase is being reimagined. it it's generated by digital attributes and technology that everyone is adopting. i think that is shaking up the landscape. emily: you invested in jet which sold to walmart. dollar shade sold to your letter. why did you invest in them early on? kirsten: there is a root business and selling items. a lot of the path to purchase has to do with engagement, experience, bringing something to life. there is some value of entertainment. i think we felt like the founding team had a unique take on the consumer and

avis will service and manage the fleet of 600 cars in phoenix.rs after the announcement, we learned that apple is working hertz to test self driving technology. we asked if more partnerships are expected. thesephoenix, there are 600 autonomous fans that waymo is testing. they are testing them out with volunteers. when the cars are finished or something breaks, avis will be responsible for that type of thing, making sure they are clean and stuff like that. emily: and apple? >> apple has some very highly paid engineers. the last thing they want to do is have those guys looking after mechanics. they these these cars from he rtz. how ideal are these partnerships? >> if you look at some of the really important financials in the space, the big risk for people is when you buy a car from one day to the next, it s value falls if someone else $10,000. owns the car, that depreciation is on someone else's balance sheet and not your own. that can keep your net margin high. alphabets still owns these cars, but it hints at a larger payment zipcar, the unit of a

for avis, it's very interesting.hey have cars that do millions of miles of beer. , itway they eat that data could work quite well. is in the transaction. emily: will we see more partnerships in this area? what could we see when it comes to the other players best and mark -- other players? they have done a very similar deal in space. there are a lot of automotive supplies. they are trying to build up their market business. a car might do a lot more miles in a given year. the replacement business, all of these components will be replaced a lot more frequently. that's a huge opportunity for people who maintained vehicles. emily: blue apron makes it public debut. we will talk about the challenges ahead. recordholder joins us from the international space station to break down the new race to orbit. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: blue apron jumped into the public space. after they wrapped up their first day trading. it was actually unchained. it closed at $10 share. that was below the ipo price. it seems like there is a bit m

what is required of avis? >> right. a pretty small deal.le on twitter are joking that avis is just changing the oil. they are doing just service and storage, but it does show the reason i think that hertz's stock jump is it shows that the rental car companies could play a significant role. >> earlier this hour we learned that\ apple is working with hertz, testing self-driving technology in a small fleet of lexus sport utility vehicles. >> apple is leasing some of these suv's from hertz, the traditional fleet management unit. so that came on the heels of the avis reports that we did earlier today. so we put out the apple story this afternoon, and as we noted the shares are moving quite a lot on it. >> the bank of england's governor mark carney has planned along with his financial stability team to increase capital requirements by 11.4 billion pounds to tackle risk posed by consumer credit growth and prepare for uncertainty of brexit talks. >> did the boe buy stealth, announce tightening of conditions today, policy today? >> it did, in a way.

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so, avis, let's talk about this woman who is making $30,000 a year. 30,000. she is low income, correct? >> yes. >> is she out there marching? we saw a couple of women marching the day after the inauguration, couple of women in lansing, couple women walking around in detroit, and d.c., and london. is she marching? >> i have to say, yes, we did see a historic day following the inauguration in terms of the women's march. the largest demonstration we have seen in history. so it was impactful and powerful. but it's also true to say that there has been a built of a struggle to maintain that momentum in a bold and demonstrative way. when i look at what is going on, i can provide some other examples in terms of what he has done since he has been in office. we know in terms terms of pay inequity, harry potter fanness the house? >> i'm a white house correspondent, this is april ryan. have not said any names. i respect the office of the presidency. >> also known as he who shall not be named. so, another thing that -- in terms of pay inequity we have this whole being thi

that came on the heels of the avis report earlier today.t out the apple story this afternoon, and as you know, shares are moving quite a lot on it. anchor: the bank of england governor has planned, all of with his financial stability team, to increase capital requirements for u.k. lenders by 11 point or billion pounds to tackle risks posed by consumer credit growth, and prepare for the uncertainty of brexit talks. could this be a tightening of conditions today, policy today? >> in a way. as many big split on the monetary policy committee lately. by raising the capital letter, that -- the capital buffer, that tightened conditions and gives a bit more leeway in terms of holding off on any changes in monetary policy come august. anchor: lots of action in the currencies. we are from global central bank leaders. the euro is rebounding after a new low against the dollar after the ecb says the market misjudged president mario draghi's speech. removal of some monetary stimulus is likely to become necessary. reacteduro markets have strongly to a spe

then in the ninth chris crushed avis and sends everyone home with a two-run shot off brian shall. the a's walk off with a 5-3 victory. davis has a team high 25 home runs. >> 200 million contract with the warriors. curry is hanging out this weekend with justin timberlake at the centuries golf championship. let's go out to lake tahoe for sun and games. j.t. hikes a basketball to tony romo. if basketball had not worked out for curry, he might have pursued a career in golf. he sinks this birdie. steph tied for 13th with 32 points. his dad, dell, is also pretty good with the short game. he is tied for 27th. aaron rodgers had one of the best shots of the day on seven. his ball nearly rolls in for an ace. rodgers is tied for sixth with joe pavelski who finds the cup. he it trying to win this event for a third straight year. >>> with the 70 today yang is eight under for the tournament. as his amateur who sinks this birdie. they are just one stroke back. the leader is china's fung. she shot a third round one under 71. is she's trying to get her second major tiegts. she won the lpga champio

. >> 25-year-old avi also decided to leave the ultra-orthodox community. he didn't want to be limited to studying religious texts. he also wanted to study math, chemistry, and philosophy. that's what he's doing now. >> i left behind all the values of my old world, without having new ones. i'm starting my new life completely open. i don't know if i want a family or a completely different kind of life. >> i don't know how many are gay, but i can say that a lot of them, when they're doing the process, they want to check everything. some of them say, "maybe i like boys, maybe i like girls. i'm not sure. i will i check," because in the place they live, they can't. >> batya now lives in tel aviv and has a girlfriend. she says she knew at a young age that she was attracted to women. it's been a difficult journey these past years. but now batya finally feels free and at home. >> freedom of expression is essential for artists, too. but it can also be risky. for his provocative and politically critical work, chinese artist ai weiwei was thrown into prison in his hom

avis -- teams up with alexa. can rent a car through the echo, amazon related story. anytime. three amazon stories. there is always one every day. now there is three. >>> apple shares leading the dow after morgan stanley raised its price target on the stock to $182 a share. now the stock has just hit 150. >>> our next guest says generation z, which includes people born from the mid 90s to 2010, much more conservative than millenials. keystone college professor jeff bauer says this, politically generation z, is liberal, moderate with social issues like support for marriage equality and civil rights and moderate conservative with fiscal and security issues. generation z's inclinations generally fit more moderate republicans. he joins us now. where did you get this now? how did you come to this? that is exactly contrary to what we've been told? >> hi, there, stuart. there is research done by academics and also by marketers out there on generation z. i've been particularly looking at their voting behavior. comparing what happened in 2012 to what's happened in 2016. one of

welcome to avi is on public television and sat around the globe. a new leader of france is being compatible and print a podium. because he's already trying to oval hole a french government. speech to lawmakers at the glittering passive vasai. i manual makran announced he wants to reach you stand numbers by one third. and he plans to change france's voting system. its critics say he's creating a presidential motorcade. our correspondent hugh schofield reports now from vesci. the dignity of the presidential office is something about which emmanuel mackerel feels very deeply. he came to vesci place of regal poem or. to talk to his legislative. the cold and they k.. nine hundred deputies and senators in buses from pari. newcomers to the assembly like the mathematician and macro loyalist cedric villani who saw nothing wrong with the president's unconventional summons. it's an exceptional critical moment. the nation has gone through a. terrible. lack of trust recently i find it perfectly normal and reassuring. that the president wants to address the cong

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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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lawsuits are actually out weighing the deal news i sold 85% of my position and then i rolled more into avis budget that's a name that we'll talk about at some other time not as sexy as the other name. i'm just looking for more opportunities. get my home builders rolled out of a long term position. i feel you have to trim something. >> karen >> i didn't do a lot today bank of america i owned. i didn't change my position at all. i'm not selling any of the tech stocks that's rallying i'm hanging on to what i got >> two trades i got. i think you'll see a retest of 23 by the end of september i think xrt, sell it on rallies. we have days like we had yesterday where you see these short squeezes in department stores and i think generally will be short-lived until we get more m and a or strategic transactions that indicate they may be out of the woods. xrt is short we talked about netflix up 21 bucks today driving up these other much larger names. at the end of the day today you need to see some sort of sell off like we saw in june to take some of the fear or put a little fear in the market the comp

avis has started to come back up as a stock, but i don't know why.t think much of the quarter. and then there are the airlines. the airline stocks have been horrendous, because the market has decided that the days when there were no price wars, just fare increases, just lots of fees are now over. we've seen strong domestic numbers thisyear this quarter, though, there was a ton of domestic competition, causing the group, including the always reliable southwest to just get pulverized. as spirit airways, a real bruise we a er with a terrible stock still, these are totally self-inflicted wounds. the airlines aren't suffering from lack of demand, the problem is lack of discipline. they generate a lot of cash but they get into the price cars many of the transports have been awful, but i believe the expectations got too high going into earnings season so my conclusion is a positive one. the transports all have their reasons for being weak, but the only real concern is the decline in autos they are indeed important for the u.s. company you have to watch that

. >> avis budget >> really like the action in nvidia >> be defensive.yt valuations and a better chart. >> thanks so much for watching see you back here tomorrow at 5:00, "mad money" starts 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 i'm just trying to save you some money. that's my job. not just to entertain you, but to educate you call me, or tweet me @jimcramer. market can be a brutal task master when you own stocks, you need to be worried eve

avis budget, car, i believe that that's been misunderstood by the shorts and they're going to scramble to cover. do i want to put money to work in the retail space? i would love to, but i have these leverage bets where i have a lot of -- of insight where i think i should say, i think i have a lot of insight, where i think i know where the ball is going. and i don't really know. even though macy's, i could say, you should be a buyer of macy's, down 34% year-to-date, because the value is there, i'm a little afraid still >> dan, i'm sorry, you were about to speak i apologize. >> listen, retail, you were just going to say this. xrthas been a position i've had, i've been rolling out a short position in puts and i let it roll out of last week with july expiration. i think you have to give it some room they were way, way oversold here we know that most of the earnings are going to come in august here. so you've got to see if they can breathe a little bit but one position that i entered a couple of weeks ago was macy's, for a lot of the same reasons we're talking about here, the oversold natur

that's a fair valuation president trump is vis avis the promises. tax reform, i don't know if we can get done if health care didn't pass. >> but the math doesn't line up. >> the math doesn't line up. >> need savings that health care had. >> the point i'm trying to make, whether or not obama -- excuse me, trump pulls back regulations, no one feels he's going to give them additional regulations which was the fear before we headed into this administration. still doesn't mean there's a lot of good news coming off the health care vote last night that's a huge blow to republicans. with republicans on capitol hill failing to repeal and replace, the attention is shifting to the white house. and whether the chief of staff, reince priebus is going to be the president's fall guy for that. remember, in the president's eyes reince priebus represents the gop. this is paul ryan's home boy from the state of wisconsin. and remember -- >> and sean spicer was his home boy. >> there you go. and now of course reince priebus finds himself the target of a vicious and r ra

but for heather and josh avis, their soundtrack is anything but ordinary.t to start a family and we couldn't. it really rocked our world. i couldn't have children, actually. i was desperate. i felt like i was in a pit of despair doing everything possibly to have a kid. adoption was the way to go. >> into their lives fell mason hope. >> we were there catapulted into this world of down syndrome. we never planned to adopt a child with special needs. >> josh and heather have history with special need children. josh's mother taught them and heather has a special education credential. and they felt a spark. stwl we' >> at the end of the day, she has down syndrome and there's other issues. at the end of the day, she's a baby and we can be her parents. >> reporter: soon after came truly, healthy and sassy. >> truly is a force to be reckoned with. >> reporter: and august. and these three children, two with down syndrome, opened up their lives. >> it put us in circles we wouldn't have been in otherwise. we ended up in a wilderness that was at times terrifying. but th

you have audi, mitsubishi and an avis car rental right there and no reports that the businesses were affected. we saw a second ago bob redell interviewing the people nearby. bob? >> reporter: i was talking to a gentleman off camera who works at this site. tells me it was an apartment building. working here for six months. what is your reto seeing your six months of work like this? >> sad, my friend. sad. oh yeah. working way too hard working really hard on this? do you have any idea what might have happened? the fire captain told me it was light smoke on the roof. do you know what was on the roof? >> i don't know i don't know, man. it was nothing on the roof. >> reporter: nothing on the roof? >> nothing. >> reporter: was there any power in the building or anything to think of that might have led to this starting? >> not really. >> reporter: do you know if there's been any problems on the site? >>. i don't -- i don't think so. >> reporter: no? okay. >> no, sir. >> reporter: what do you do now? >> going back home. >> reporter: going back home? >> going back to portland. we are from por

croix which is a danish and avis was british, but yes. talked about speaking these languages were key and people think oh, lafayette was always around and no, he was out fighting and hamilton had a lot to do. they had i baa band from prussid it was key to watch it, and something about, i don't know what it was, but the french officers loved hamilton. the camaraderie, his ability to communicate back and forth. that was very special and washington put him in charge of prisoner exchanges. you know what they were? double agent and they would act like i'm coming to your side and they would steal information and go back to the other side so hamilton was trusted with this very important role. hamilton led the correspondence for washington, about 50% of the correspondence are in alexander hamilton's writing. he wrote to congress, and he made likes look good from headquarters, and he was the spymaster and he's sorting them all out. he outperformed the pull prit rin. the big one was actually hamilton. >> there are efforts to get hem out of washingt

i was worried about the used car thing but hertz stock is up and avis and carmax.hat may be a better used car prices. >> jim, thank you. >> thank you for having me >> full interview, citi ceo on "mad money" tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern time on cnbc. >>> bipartisanship in washington seems like an oxymoron it's never going to happen perhaps in one area it may just happen two politicians from opposite sides of the aisle coming together to create jobs, next. [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. a used car, >>> hi, everybody. i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news update at this hour. congressman steve scalise has been released from a washington, d.c., hospital medstar says the six-term congressman was released on tuesday and is beginning intensive inpatient

avis is looking for progress, trying to resolve objects on both sides.arnier says the talks are now getting into the nitty-gritty. >> we are getting to the heart of the matter. we need to examine and compare our respective positions in order to make good progress. as you know, our negotiating groups, we work on citizens rights, on the financial situation, and also, separation issues. reporter: president trump was planning to shake up his legal team and evaluating options for his communication set up. according to persons familiar with the president's, longtime attorney is going to be used into a role. this comes as the fbi and congressional investigations into the campaign's possible ties to russia speed up. mitch mcconnell has delayed plans to vote on the health care bill. this is after senator john mccain says he would be at home recovering from surgery, leaving republicans short of the vote they need to advance the legislation. the "new york times" is reporting that john mccain's condition could be more serious than thought, and could delay has return

. >> this is different from enterprise and hertz and avis because it's fancy car. >> i'm in the sure.ream month, and new list is ranking america's top five flavors. international dairy foods association i wanted to quiz you on this. >> that's all right. he'll take four out of five of those. >> vanilla is the biggest crowd loser makes sense. chocolate coming in second. you would think it would be strawberry third but it is cookies and cream. >> i can do that mint chocolate chip hello. that's your favorite ice cream. >> it sure is. that's one of my two faves. a a amazing the things we have in common. i think you're copying me and no matter what rounds out the top five. no matter what flavor you look ice cream is pretty sweet for america. >> flashback in time a few decades. >> i walked into the baskin robbins where you were working i would say may i please have some mint chocolate chip. >> okay put it on our frie friendship. promise. >> promise. >> the sweet tweet adds around $39 billion to our economy each year. employees nearly 188,000 workers of which one i used to be in baskin robbin

no te entendÍ muy bien, avi. pero sigan enviÁndonos sus piropos. supuesto este libro te la dejo para ti. chef: cada vez que haga una de tus recetas aquÍ te tagueo. es increÍble que le hayas podido dar eso a un tres leche para muchos que estamos acostumbrados a verlo en una cajita. -- acostumbrados a verlo en una tacita. marcela: querÍa hacer propuestas para que las puedan hacer en diferentes ocasiones como un bufete para el dÍa de las madres o del dÍa del padre, que sea algo que te dÉ gusto y placer presentarlo. vamos a cernir el azÚcar, aquÍ tenemos polvo para hornear, luego vamos a ir agregando nuestras yemas una por una. es importante que se haga bien la mezcla antes de agregar lo siguiente. chef: igualmente con la harina que hicimos aquÍ que la separamos y colamos para evitar que se hagan grumos tambiÉn y la vamos a utilizar tambiÉn poco a poco. marcela: vamos a alternar con leche y con harina. agregamos vainilla y luego lo que vamos a hacer es alternar con la idea de que no se creen grumos y de que la mezcla quede uniforme. vamos a comenzar co

. >> today we wanted to share the story of how the avis family found happen innocence a less traditionalowers, mason, hope, august reicher and this is the family she never knew she wanted. >> we found ourselves following this beautiful path that we had planned for, and then hitting that next stride okay we're going to started a couldn't. it really, really rocked our world that i couldn't have children actually. i was desperate i felt like i was in an absolute pit of des disspare. and so adoption was the way to good have some into their lives fell mason hope. >> we were many this world of down syndrome. we never intended to adopt a child with special needs. >> though josh and heather have history with special needs children, josh's mother taught them and heather has a special education credential and when they saw mason they felt a spark. >> there's this baby who needs a mom and dad and we're a mom and a dad in bes desperate need of a baby. and at the end of the day yes, she has down sin droum u dromm and there's other issues, but tend of the day she's a baby and we can be her parents. >>