. >> can bmw keep its lead? we will get the latest info on company sales this morning area >> government gets more leeway on debt and deficit targets. more information from italy and france in the wake of austerity. >> welcome to "countdown." i'm ryan chilcote. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world, ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. the best of $35 million worth of samsung product. berlin nichols is in following bmw as it struggles to keep its lead against audi and vw. finance ministers gather. coming up on our break, the gold industry supports plans to change how the precious metals benchmark is decided. we have an exclusive interview with the world gold council's natalie dempster. that will be at 7:30 london time. samsung has disappointed investors with its second-quarter earnings. it is protesting a recovery for later in the year. eh? ng misses the mark, >> the third straight quarterly drop here at 24%. samsung has forecast for the second quarter. multiple elements at work

it is between audi, bmw and tesla and mercedes.u think about competition in the electric and hybrid space. the company that won the order is samsung sdi, that is a unit of the samsung unit. it was up from 2.6%. the question in all this growth a .2brids, it could reach million by 2020. that would be about 7% of all passenger cars. the global market for the automotive lithium ion batteries, we're talking about some 4.4 billion to 21 billion. cost.40% of the cars a remarkable amount of infrastructure goes into this investment. here is your german lesson for the day. the germans have two different words for rechargeable batteries and the battery so you throw away. accus. ll these are >> hans, i'm going to forget that really quickly. the church of england will now allow female bishops. we will have more on that story in countdowns newspaper segment coming up next. >> i'm caroline hyde. let's have a little look at lockheed martin. as been forced to bring a model plane to an air show instead of the next-generation fighter jet. it cost nea

for bmw, that is the only thing that matters. they are up 16,000 cars.cedes is in last place and then audi. here are the numbers. audi, 869,000. mini.es that exclude the that itinteresting is shows bmw is staying out front but audi is closing the gap. if you look at china's sales, audi is doing a remarkable job. go into north to america as well where bmw is adding a second plant in mexico. since we are both the reporters, i have a fantastic thing for us time. the number ahead of the market is moving at 0.5 percent. we will go to china and hang outside and we need one other of differentng out dealerships and we're going to have a clipper and will count to see how many wealthy chinese go in and that will give us an indication of pull is going to win this race at the end of the year. we will work on our mandarin. it will be great. >> i have a much better way and it will be cheaper. if you come to london, west london and go outside of manus cranny's house, that will give you a look of what is selling. moving to mexico, what is going on? >> you are seeing a n

bmw says air bag inflaters can are up cur. if that happens, the bags can malfunction and shards can fly out and hurt people in the car. bmw says there are no reports of this happening and the recall is just a precaution. >>> crews at richmond's chevron refinery are working to completely shut down a broken processing line. firefighters say that when they arrived on scene just after 2:00 this morning, the line was leaking a lot of oil. they say vapors from that oil somehow caught fire. crews quickly knocked down the flames and what you see here, it looks like white smoke, is normal steam from the plant. the refinery is just off of interstate 580 near the richmond/san rafael bridge. firefighters say no one was hurt and there was no threat to nearby homes. >>> meantime, chevron wants to give its richmond refinery a $1 billion facelift, but not everyone is on board with that idea. some critics say day don't trust chevron to conduct safe and clean projects, especially after a massive fire two years ago. chevron says the projects wou

you've got that white bmw on the right, and then that is a nissan on the left.you see the owner of the nissan stop, and the driver gets out of the car. as soon as he walks back to his car, the driver of the bmw applies the accelerator, practically runs this man down. >> oh, oh, oh. >> there's an ambulance right there. >> looks like he broke his foot. >> the driver is it get out. he is looking at if he damaged his car. he is not checking to see if he hurt the man. that man is about 58 years old. the bmw guy iv away. this is a classic c hit-and-run. >> i would say attempted murder. he tried to run the guy over. >> now, according to reports from police, the bmw driver has been arrested and his father told police that he recently suffered from a nervous breakdown following a divorce from his wife. finally, this woman who was on a bike, she actually comes over to this man and eventually this man does get treatment. sadly, this man is hospitalized because of this accident. now, this is video from a bus. when a bus is driving and they see something go into the middle o

over. >> the police are looking for the driver of the bmw. the license plate caught on video, the man on tape, but he was not the owner of the car. they are still trying to figure out who the driver was. finally, this woman on a bike, she actually comes over to the man and eventually, this man gets treatment. life news tech caught up with the guy, and he's hospitalized because of the accident because he had words with the driver. looks like the driver was going to go on his merry way, and now he's wanted by the police. this is a video from a bus. when a bus is driving and they see something in the road, they need extra stopping time. luckily, he saw what was coming. that is a young girl crossing the road. >> oh, my goodness! what are you doing? >> he almost hit the girl, but he does not because he was the one paying attention, not her. looks around, smiles, and that makes you think, dumb girl. >> she does not realize how close to death she was. >> there she goes, just running down the street, going down the sidewalk. >> like nothing happened.

the bmw m4, 425 horsepower, and check it out. it's out on the track. burning rubber, just want people want to see if they are considering buying one of the $65,000 coupes. this track is different. >> oh, my gosh! it is on an aircraft carrier, and he just took that corner, and there's no barrier? >> is that real? >> huh? >> can you really do that? >> what? >> are you kidding, it's not real? >> no. >> oh, what? >> risking a lot of money if that goes in the ocean. >> bmw can afford it. >> why isn't this real? what about the driver? anyone considering the driver if he falls off, just worried about the car? >> we assume they have the security precautions, right, wearing all kinds of gear. >> he's not wearing anything other than simple race gear. >> that's cool. >> all cg irgs. there are drivers who could potentially do this, i believe that. i think there are guys like ken block and others who say, yeah, give me the keys. in fact, let's challenge them. >> oh. >> yeah. >> i'm with you there. harder part here is getting your hands on an aircraft carrier. >> on

how safe is bmw's lead?re 16,000 spot and is in the top they finished last year in the top spot but there are troubling signs for bmw and audi balmoral bmw. later this year, mercedes c class will be introduced in china and that is where a love the growth is. if you are look at the numbers, it is impressive. -- and that is where a lot of the growth is. audi's growthat and it is propelled by a strong showing in china and the u.s. and oddly, spain where they have had a cash for clunkers program. you do not also said that an luxury together so we will dig into those numbers a little more. overall, you see strong growth in china. stronger growth for all of them in a lot of ways. because bmw may be losing marketshare to mercedes down the line, some analysts are predicting the second half of the year award not to be as strong and we are seeing that stock down a little bit. the guy, olivia? numbers.royce, great a real standout story. i understand we should be talking about mexico as well. crystal well, bmw has joine

. >>> still ahead, drivers beware, the problem that's prompting bmw to recall more than 1 million of its most popular cars. >>> also, lights, camera, san francisco. the blockbuster being made on the streets of the city, next. >>> we're following breaking news in stockton. this video just in to our newsroom. it shows the end of a deadly standoff with three bank robbery suspects and police. it all began as the suspects walked out of the bank of the west in stockton with weapons pointed at the head of three hostages. you see the final end, the result of this. the sister station kcra reporting that all three suspects have been killed in this shootout with police. no word yet on the condition of the hostages. we'll continue to follow this breaking story as it comes into our newsroom. >>> bmw is expanding a recall on one of its most popular cars. the automaker said it's just a precautionary recall on the bmw because of the potential problem with air bags rupturing. more than 1.5 million of its cars are being recalled worldwide. this affects model years 2000 through 2006. the new recall is

. >>> more than a million bmws recalled.e key safety feature that could fail you if you get into a wreck. >>> plus temperatures outside today may make you you feel like you're on the capital wheel. they will be up and down. storm team 4 meteorologist will take us through the roller coaster hour by hour. and melissa mollet following breaking news for you on i-66 east. you can see the picture from chopper 4 #. the growing backups you'll face. . >>> breaking news in virginia. 66 eastbound a total mess after several accidents have caused four mile long backups. very nasty. if you can avoid it, please do. chopper 4 over the scene. this is what we have been seeing for the past half hour or so. 66 at gallows road, very slow. 26 miles per hour and that's good heading 26 miles per hour into town. it gets very much nastier than that. slow in all of your normal spots. we'll keep an eye on the major backups on 66. >>> and this is a live look in downtown silver spring where we're celebrating summer. marcus johnson and his urban jam band.

models fromtional i bmw. additional electric or hybrid vehicles from bmw.ront to compete on the battle of who is going to be number one. you can get around town awfully fast and you don't have to stop for gas. imagine it will be ears. to elon musk's give me a sense of the scale of this order. >> it is hard to say. it is dependent on how well they sell. if those cars fly off the assembly line, they will need batteries. samsung and bmw have an arrangement. when you look at the future growth of the electrical vehicle, it could go from five all the way up to 5 million vehicles. it is a remarkable by the numbers. this is clearly a growth market. >> we will leave it there. nichols live in berlin. listen onof you who bloomberg radio, first word is up next. for our viewers here, the second hour of "the pulse." ge'll hear from the ceo of aviation. brics are having their global convention. are they waning importance? ♪ israel accepts a cease-fire. hostilities continue. hamas needs to consider the proposal. -- after airbus beats boeing. tech tuesday. software ag share

training camp in their bmw's or porsches but reggie wayne made quite a different entrance, wayne arrives in an indy car, the pro bowler missed half of last year with an injury, don't worry he wasn't driving it, but what a way to anounts your arrival on the scene and this means wayne will be plenty driven next season. that is sports back to you. >> lets hope is he faster jaime, back to you.ts back to you. a delaware group is helping at-risk groups one project at a time. they unveild this new modular home yesterday and it provides vocational training in construction for young people looking to improve their lives. >> they helped me take care of all of my personal needs and everything i needed for my son and they are teaching me how to do this and they are paying me to do this, it's a great program do this and they are paying me to do this, it's a great program all the way around.

gerri: you tested with mercedes and bmw. who came out on top? >> within this category the bmw 328i does edge out its competition with 84 points out of 100 but the buick is right behind. that is what is no notable. at3 points it ties the her said c-250 and gained four points since we last tested it due to variety of updates made to the car. gerri: in your review in the magazine you used this really funny word, luxobarge. what do you mean by that? it is not a luxobarge? >> image of buicks of yesteryear but large and heavy and floatying vehicles. they were not engaging to drive. they had clearly a different mission. today's buicks do have some of the european flavor mixed in. gerri: when you drive one of european cars, the bmw, the handling is stiff. you feel the road. is that the way this new buk is? >> buick it hit a really good balance with the regal. it is more engaging like the bmw and her said, the steering has a little more feel and feel the surface of the road a little more but enough isolation it doesn't beat you up. it down feel like a sp

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we'll get on it. >>> a consumer alert tonight for bmw owners, the automaker recalling 1.5 million of the 3 series vehicles because of air bag safety concerns. the air bags are made by the same company involved in some of gm's recent recalls. the recall involves models 2000 through 2006. >>> no matter what car you're driving we know gas prices may be driving you crazy. tonight we can save you a buck a gallon in southeast washington. bp by fort dupont park on alabama and massachusetts cheapest gas, 3.66 a gallon. 12 minutes away almost $1 more, the exxon on pennsylvania and fourth street selling regular unleaded at 4.60 a gallon. you know wusa9 is committed to helping you save on your gas money all summer featuring the cheapest and most expensive prices for your comparison across the viewing area. >>> a 16-year-old hitting the road is frightening in and of itself. now safety officials have come up with a way to ease your parental mind. >> the insurance institute for highway safety has crash tested dos of used cars to find -- dozens of used cars to find the best ones for teenage drivers

bmw says it will replace front passenger side air bags. bmw is just the latest automaker to recall vehicles on air bag issues. for more details on those issues, you can go to ktvu.com. >>> the wall street journal reports that suv's accounted for more than 36% of vehicle registrations during the first five months of the year. that's up 5% from four years ago. four door sedans dropped to just over 35% during that same time period. >>> a san francisco based startup rolled out a new device and app in california today. it's called metro mile. the hope is it will save drivers money. dan preston is the ceo of metro mile. it's an insurance service that uses a free underdash plug-in device to measure your device, and bill you accordingly. the less you drive, the more you pay. typically 3 to 5 cents per mile. >> the crossing point is typically about 12,000 miles. so if you drive under that, you will save money. >> another feature, if your check engine light comes on, the device will also give you the error code saying what's wrong? >>> 2 investigate

now bmw wants in on the action.erman firms operating in mexico benefit from low labor costs and a relatively weak currency. the country enjoys free trade agreements with 45 other nations. >> time for a check on how markets shaped up. stephan wolf has this wrapup from frankfurt. >> after five straight days of gains, investors took a break. on thursday, the dax went above 10,000 points, and the wall street dow jones index finished about 17,000 points for the first time in history. this friday, it is independence day in the u.s., so markets are closed and there is no impact coming from abroad. so investors have been very cautious. it was low trading, and in the end the dax finished up 10,000 pointsa. >> in frankfurt, the dax lost ground just fractionally on friday, still managing to close above 10,000. the stoxx 50 was a negative story. euro-dollar is sharply lower. >> argentina has received backing from the organization of american states in its battle with two u.s. hedge funds which hold bonds dating back from before

bmw expanding a recall of irbags in its popular three series cars.e model years 2000 through 2006 and includes nearly 600,000 vehicles in the u.s. the new recall is in addition to about 42,000 bmws recalled last year for the same problem. they say the recall is a precaution because other auto makers who use similar systems have reported problems. no injuries associated with this recall have been reported. you can find the full list of all recalled bmws on nbc washington.com. and when you are shopping online sometimes it is hard to know you are getting the best price possible. but there is a new tool you can use and potentially savous hundreds and also helpou fd the best deal. for all of you that are amazon shoppers. savings.com has launched a new tool called price jump. it compares a s amazon to about 5,000 other prices on the web. we tried it ourself and copied had url of that specific product into the price jump site. in a lot of cases the products were cheapest on amazon. but sometimes they weren't. and in some cases the prices were the same as ot

bmw charging downwards. and bmw proprietary works with the chinese auto company.n they say that they're going to put 10,000 around beijing, -- >> you need those. >> you are looking at a case where you have to do a lot of careful positioning. >> this to be a real problem, looking ahead. you're talking about mobile phones and industry standards a couple of years ago that has never borne fruit. that may be the mobile phone industry. you have to add another wrinkle. real estate. it is like a betamax competition. >> they refuse to. >> that is right. we have all these things playing in here that remain to be seen. if you're lucky enough, you are fine. if you are driving 150 miles a day, you are also fine. we are talking about partnering versus competing and it is quite a lot to go on here. >> thank you very much. ok. to getrs find it easier a luxury ride around town. -- a taxiservice service. enough, owned by alibaba. >> yes. they have a big investment. it is basically trying to generate more revenue and try to revenue modelable going forward. s and areuxury car positio

, the bmw next to it. in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> that car was stolen a few cars away from where mayor ed lee lives. >>> the raiders don't want to share a stadium with the as anymore. major jean quan is pushing for a new coliseum city complex that will be more fancy and more than just fancy new digs for the two teams. >> where you have sports venues, hotels, retail, restaurants. >> now to pull this off, oakland would have to demolish the old coliseum in two years an pay off the millions of dollars in bonds to remodel the stadium when the raiders return from la. >>> how mad was donald sterling today? he started calling his estranged wife names in open court. it was her turn to testify in the couple's battle over the right to the clippers. shelly sterling said she had her husband checked out by doctors because she thought he was getting alzheimers. this did not sit well for her. he vowed to never sell the team and fight the nba to his grave. >>> major damage control for an airline used to unh

the mws placing a new order for samsung batteries -- bmw is placing a new order for samsung batteries. >> leaders of five of the worlds most powerful emerging economies meet today. china, russia, india, and south africa will discuss how they can get more of a say in running the world. >> thank you very much, ryan chilcote. a busy day for european markets. it is not just about janet yellen. you have u.k. inflation and unemployment out tomorrow. markets are going to see a little bit of a job on the open -- drop on the open. the inflation report could give mark carney the opportunity to reinforce the view that we will have no rate hikes until the end of the year. time is ticking on the deal. playtle bit of a defensive on the map. germany expecting a drop for the seventh straight month. same.yellen will be the -- will be the same. she talks about accommodative monetary policy. when it comes to the rest of the individual stories, a couple of talks that stand out -- stocks that stand out. america mobile ads to their holding in telecom austria. stocks down a third of one percent. the markets

bmw invested $1 billion into a company in mexico.econd in north america and will start production at 2019. bmw is the last of the top three luxury dealers to detail plans to build cars in mexico. e 22% lastes ros month. pushedble bidding war club med shares to their highest in years yesterday. investors say they plan to make a bid of 790 million euros. big deals are back. it is the busiest year for m and a activity since 2007. matt campbell joins us with a breakdown. let's talk us what you have seen so far. i'm sure taxes will, but some point. >> this is a very busy year. this is the busiest of 2007. after which there was a bit of a crash. lots of people are hoping that we -- >> a bit of a crash, yes. >> oh people are hoping not to repeat that experience but we are seeing every large deals in the pharmaceutical which we talked about a lot as technology, media, and industrial. this is fairly broad-based. it is not across every industry sector but it is not dominated by one or two. we are seeing a lot of ebony's thinking about big tran

electric vehicles that is where your test land bmw -- where your tesla and bmws come in. we will see if this works. this is just the latest one they have actually put in place. in the past, they offered subsidies reaching $18,000 off the price of a car. becauseot quite worked the infrastructure has yet to be put in place. part of this latest metra, you have to set aside parking spaces. you look at the ratio of your fleet. you have to have the same ratio for charging stations. >> that is really the key, those charging stations. let's get back to the markets. a look at how the chinese automakers are trading today. >> it looks like it has a larger mission, perhaps to position china as a leader in terms of green auto, green energy, and reform a government dependent on audis, for example. listed in hong kong, we have geely seeing a 3.01% advance. focus considering it is backed by warren buffett. look at the stock continuing to move higher. saic is listed in shanghai, seeing a gain of 1.5%. this is a shares, by the way. the ticker code is up 1.3%. -- h we are off to the steps o

it was just a point below the bmw 328.beat its $40,000 volvo competitor, which scored a full three points less in the "consumer reports" matchup. go america. liz: david, in this economy it is often uphill battle trying to find a good job. so depending on your industry, it could make sense to really enlist a recruitment firm to help you out. we have the ceo of glowcap search knows exactly what it takes to make the perfect match between employer and potential employee. he's a recruiter. he knows which industries are very hot and which are not. need to look for adam as he joins us in part 3 of our week long series, "can you hire me now." thanks for being here. when is it appropriate for somebody to seek out recruiter? >> most people get involved with recruiters after their first job. there are recruiters, part of our business, that helps them out of college. really anytime in your career. liz: you work with huge companies, everyone from morgan stanley or news corporation, a sister company here. big, big names out there, barcl

china is a key market for german appliances from bosch or sedans from audi and bmw. she has brought with her a who's ,ho of corporate leaders siemens, lufthansa, volkswagen, and others. lufthansa is said to be in advance talks with air china perhaps on a joint venture to increase their mutual cooperation. merkel was in chengdu yesterday. she toured a volkswagen plant. startagen had a long head in this market, one of the top sellers in china, without he who has the big fleet sales with the chinese government. >> obviously, with these heavyweights, that is what the onus is on. i don't think the german electorate will be too impressed if she did not bring up some of the more sensitive issues. she mentioned it this morning in the brief comments. she actually spoke a little bit longer. relationship, the german-china relationship, is not only limited to economic cooperation. their dialogue will extend to societal issues and human rights. uighur groups have called on her to raise their human rights issues during the visit. it is believed merkel could also one man to visit.

. >> bmw has rolls-royce. what does the other german luxury maker have?eft with only mercedes. they are going to bring back the pullman version of the s class plated with armor that cost more than $1 million, twice the price of the most expensive a rolls-royce. and as a worldly, the s class is what we think of as a limousine with 2 rows of seats and a chauffer's cap inside it will be 21 feet along, the same as a great white shark and will be the biggest production car in the world. it is to invoke the 600 series limousines used for the pope and elvis presley. mler wants to overtake bmw as the biggest luxury automaker by the end of the decade. it requires mercedes to perversely produce much cheaper cars like the $29,000 cla. they have to keep the luxury luster and they are doing it with huge, high margin halo care s. maybe it will work its magic on maybach. there are rumors will see the nameplate at a couple of car shows in november. >> twice as much of a rolls-royce and as long as a great white shark puts it in perspective. that is matt miller. time for t

still in third place behind bmw and audi.ook at their operating margins, 7.4% as their revenue, profit over marvin new -- profit of a revenue uop. -- profit over revenue up. s class is popular. >> i remember asking marchionne a question at the geneva motor show. it was just gaining traction. he was in wait and see mode, i don't think he thought it was going to turn into a development for his business. clearly we are starting to see some evolution of that. our guy that follows sergio marchionne around's take on it. thank you, hans nichols joining us from berlin. scotland's first minister defending his plan for an independent scotland to keep the pound. andpoke to anna edwards said the pound longs just as .uch to scotland >> blogs just as much to us. in the best interest of scotland and the u.k. range of other options, but we are keeping the pound. b, c, we talk about plan d, and e when plan a is the best? we are keeping sterling. >> although parties in westminster have said they will not vote in favor of keeping the pound. but

. >> they really play like a bmw drives.er, but you also, it also, you know, steers as if you're driving, you know, with silk gloves. contrast that with argentina, i would say, which is a more rugged team which certainly has a lot of tactical acumen, they're technically gifted. but nonetheless, they really do rely on the individual genius of one particular player. >> reporter: but if economics matter in the world cup championship, germ could be in a little -- germany could be in a little trouble. today it warned economic growth slowed this the second quarter, and for the record, jacob is danish. back to you, cheryl. [laughter] cheryl: we were talking about bmw versus soybean. i mean, come on,? i think i'm going to go with germany. >> reporter: well, his point is, listen, there are some individual products in argentina like wine and beef -- cheryl: okay, you had me at wine. >> reporter: -- make individualism more important there than a team effort. who knows? cheryl: really quick. who are you picking for sunday, peter? >> rep

. >> they promise you you get a bmw or mercedes.hey promise you the world and back. >> reporter: peyton karluci says he lost money and more. >> reporter: did you get the private jet? >> i did not. >> reporter: nice car? did you get rich? >> i became broke. >> vemma operates around the world. the federal trade commission received 170 complaints against the company. >> there are signs it could be a scheme. >> reporter: to check out how they recruit we went under cover wearing hidden cameras our young producer met with a top salesman with vemma. >> what are the opportunities available for me? >> right now everyone who is doing my [ inaudible ]. >> $4,000 a month? >> reporter: sounds incredible but documents show less than 1% of sales people made that last year. then he explains how aspects of the business work. >> you and i -- and everyone gets their money. >> what about the bmws or mercedess in the videos? >> the cars come into play. >> hi there. jeff rosen from nbc news. i caught up with him outside about accusations it could be a py

the bmw m3 -- we will see if it can still hang in the sports car jungle. all of that and more over the next 60 minutes. let's check out bloomberg headlines with su keenan. >> two hits and a miss. amazon did indeed post a loss, posting the second quarter loss of 126 million wider than the loss will stop this comes as revenue -- as revenues climb to $19 billion. amazon stock is falling in the after-hours trade. starbucks reported a profit that exceeded estimates. change in fiscal third-quarter profit after selling more food in the u.s.. finally, pandora posted second-quarter profit that beat analyst estimates. as it raised its forecast for the year, shales -- sales rose to more than 200 million at the online radio service, but it's talk is moving heavenly -- heavily in extended trading. visa lowered its forecast for the rest of the year. that talk is lower. >> as sue mentioned, amazon reporting its orderly loss, it against since 2012. here to talk more about it is our bloomberg west editor at large, cory johnson and here to talk about pandora earnings is our

low bmw. >> tomorrow we should know on favourite mon "fast money".ll ask them to spin that company out. all right, the company saying it will focus on broad band connectivity, stan. >> that's the big fuse the stock about a month-and-a-half ago got a big pop to multi-year highs, it's a low profitability for broad.c broadcom. stocks had a nice big run, it's a good company, they are doing restructuring things. i don't think you want to chase stories at this stage of the cycle. you want them to come to you. >> they have intel, invideo, qualcomm ahead of its earnings. >> i have been in the name. i made about 35% in the name. it's held the level where i sold it. this is a name that with all those wearables, that they're going to be everywhere. i think there will be wind at their back. they will make a run at low 90s, maybe par. >> lastly, juniper stock. >> it hovered around 24 for the last couple months, obviously in competition with cisco, they have done better. these guys have not. if it's getting down to 22, that's where you want to watch this. if you g

. >> racing in bmw 325-i. this is just qualifying, just racing for time. two cars ahead, scott's good buddies. as they come around this turn, aaron slows down to let greg smith pass on the right. they're good friends they want to try to get their best qualifying time. watch what happens. >> oh, oh, oh. >> scott breaks it down and explains why he shows us different angles. he believes when the cars got together three-wide on straightaway the different air pressure, 90 miles an hour, create a low pressure, suction, and that's how they get together. one guy turns into another perfectly. you may have noticed that going down a highway and pass a truck, it feels like you're getting sucked into the truck. >> yeah. >> that's what's happening here. >> great on the right, passing aaron. it wasn't much. >> crazy it happened in the straightaway, right? >> from right behind the incident. they go in the pass. just watch. doesn't look like anybody turns. >> oh! oh! >> totally sandwiched and hit the guy in the middle. >> a car sandwich. >> keep that in mind, next time on

it puts out there with the luxury cars like bmw 3 series.that probably where they got the three pro. >> exactly. melissa: what does it mean to tesla? that has been, it has been the knock and positive for them. what made tesla cool they had this very fancy, very desirable car where before them, a lot of the electric and hybrid vehicles had been, you know, sort of uncool and, you know, didn't have any cachet to them. is this a smart move or maybe not? >> this one promises to be just as sexy as model s. the battery technology is getting better. that will be cheaper. still will go 200 miles per charge at that price point. be like a bmw 3 series or mercedes e class. nobody else is really working on this kind of car. melissa: what allows them to get into that price point? you talked about the battery factory and new battery made here. is that the big difference that makes the car so much cheaper? >> that is the key economy of scale. if they get the price down they can make money. right now the car is $70,000. probably 10, $15,000 of that is just b

. >>> bmw recalling more problems to fix the problem with air bags. recall affects more than 1.5 million 3 series cars from 2000 to 2006. no one has been hurt so far. >>> university of louisiana at lafayette under evacuation orders. looking at a tweet telling students to return home. it's due to a bomb threat on campus. >>> happening now, hollywood action star, the rock, shooting his latest movie near fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the filming is closing off parts of the embarcadero. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang join us live from san francisco. not everyone happy hollywood's in town. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. a mostly merchants at fisherman's wharf because the closure is not jefferson street, the main street here that drivers use, though there is some parking taken away on the street. it's embarcadero, the road closure signs and police officers there that is closed from powell to taylor shut down. that runs straight to the wharf. first in the line of movies set for san francisco, this is something we could see quite a b

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>> a beautiful bmw for you. what do you think?i got to look at it. >> it's definitely frontline material. >> as long as the number is good, we're in. >> '07, mileage in the 60s. take a look. >> do you mind if i take a look? >> go ahead, go ahead. >> okay. okay. >> the car ran brand-new. >> yeah, these usually do. >> cold a/c, paint is still-- >> they usually do run great. >> [clears throat] good tires. >> it's all up to the number. >> i'm gonna put you on the money. i want to start this off right. 17,500. >> i was thinking more closer to 16,000. would that work? >> it would work if the car wasn't so nice. it was an original owner car. the customers took very good care of this car. >> but it's not like a 30k or 40k. it has 60,000 miles. >> it's retail-ready. 17,500. come on, man. >> 16,500, tops. >> coming up... >> you got like 30 seconds or so? >> sure, of course. >> wanna show you something. >> male announcer: selling your car? hello! three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios ca

bmw is flat.he question is, will it be the lower-priced, downmarket brands that will suffer from partition -- sanctions or will it affect the top level brands, audi's, mercedes, the bmws? thank you very much. hans nichols. >> let us take a look at corporate stories. caroline is back. >> let us have a look. it has beaten estimates. the stock has grown 4% higher this morning. strength online area. it is the next directory. this was set up in 1988. to get yourow deliveries in the next day. it is really pushing forward in terms of online. we saw online growth way ahead of estimates. growing 60% in the first half of. retail sales were up 7.5% beating estimates. stole a few of marks & spencer claims. it is the second biggest retailer in the amount that is sales into the u.k. in terms of clothing. is more than value marks & spencer. >> a 10 billion pound company. marks & spencer is seven .5 billion pound company. -- 7.5 billion pound company. >> you walked in? >> may be in the 80's. >> you do not buy clo

the driver gets out to examine the bmw, not the guy he hit, and he just pulls away. police are still looking for that driver. in usa today, giant crater in siberia near the end of the world. the hole is 260 feet wide, a mystery as to what caused it. scientists ruled out a meteor strike and others believe it was caused by melting permafrost and gas released like a champaigne cork effect. the rock lays a smackdown on a chris cristie ad. scrambles politics is next. [[[jq you read the labels on the foods you eat - but do you know what's in your skincare? neutrogena naturals. a line of naturally derived skincare with carefully chosen, clinically proven ingredients and no harsh chemicals. healthy skin-starts from within. neutrogena naturals. >>> now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. one in six americans now say immigration is thee most pressing problem facing the united states. that is a big jump since june. last month, just 5% of people cited immigration as a top concern, and now 17 % of americans feel that way. an important congressiona

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a good rating, bmw mini cooper countryman. >> it's got a structe,electric those rated acceptable. auto makers say they are reviewing the test results. nissan, as we seek opportunities for improvement, mazda as we consider the design of few tour vehicles and from chrysler, the fiat 500l continues to offer a no single test determines overall safety. >> safety experts say if you're going to choose a small car for fuel efficiency or affordability your best deal may be buying a car that offers the best crash test performance you can get. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> still ahead, the rising cost of food hitting home. how you pay without tricks. >>> and later, the age-old story hoond t behind the video that so many people cannot stop watching. >>> we are back now with something hitting every american home. as we said the at times rapidly rising price of food, that includes staples like eggs up nine cents a dozen since last year, milk up 17 cents a gallon, beef up 51 cents a pound on average. tonight, we're taking a look at some easy ways to save money on groceries in a game

officers say steven hunt, the driver, was driving a black bmw when he lost control. >> sounds like they overturned possibly four, or five times and crossed the roadway on this road. >> reporter: hunter from sunnyva let's suffered serious injuries and is in the hospital. the 45-year-old unidentified passenger was declared dead at the scene. >>> san jose firefighters investigating a suspicious fire at a middle school. jana -- janine de la vega has more, to describe what has administrators concerned. >> reporter: good afternoon. you can see a fence has been put up around this building at davis middle school. which is right off of monterey highway. this is the third fire that the school has had in the past two months. this one started on the roof where you can see that burned out area. it was dawn around 5:30 when smoke was seen rising from davis middle school. this side of campus hasn't been used all summer so it was a surprise when administrators got the call of a fire here. >> it's frightening whenever we have a situation that has an pact on students. >> reporter: firefighters arrived to