bmw is one of the stocks you want to keep an eye on.issues you may want to watch, first of all, delivery hero is one. south korea's antitrust watchdog has ordered delivery hero to sell its local unit before proceeding with its planned acquisition of the countries largest food delivery platform. keep your eye on lufthansa as well. the german carrier is going to cut costs faster than expected, has cut costs faster than expected in 2021 according to the ceo in an interview. he also says lufthansa has only tapped a third of the 9 billion euros a car from the european union rescue package. u.k. markets are closed for boxing day. continental trading starts next. futures are pointing higher in europe. the open is next. ♪ ♪ we are a minute away from the opening of cash equity trading. here are your top headlines. president trump signs the net hundred billion dollar virus aid $900 billion virus aid bill, but continues to push for higher payments. astrazeneca's vaccine as early as this week. and alibaba's upsize buyback program fails to boost sha

like bmw -- but companies like bmw have not been able to tell us definitively we will not be hit. of a mystery how much fallout will be from this deal. matt: craig, thank you for joining us, veteran auto reporter and editor. we are minutes away from the open. we will give you a quick look at the markets and stocks to watch next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: let's take a quick look at some of the stocks we expect could be moving this morning. you are seeing video thereof banks, u.k. banks could be stocks to watch. of course, all u.k. stocks will be stocks to watch after futures rose more than 1% due to the brexit deal. there has not been any trading in the u.k., you had the boxing day holiday that took u.k. investors out of the picture yesterday in their home markets. banks moveee u.k. and u.k. homebuilders move as eye the investors there price of homes and how they could change. you will have an interesting buyers who no longer will be at ease coming ,nto the country, leaving entering and leaving without the ease they had previously. keep your eye on u.k. banks, u.k. homebuilders an

a group of bicyclists surrounding and attacking this bmw with the driver and his elderly mother inside and they punched the windows and hurled a bike at the windshield and at one point they demanded the driver get out of the car. it's unclear what led up to the altercation. police are asking for the public's help to identify the suspects. >>> now to a consumer alert. the fda is recalling some sport mix pet food brands after the death of 28 dogs. the pet mod may containing high levels of a potentially lethal toxin. eight illnesses have been reported. the recall including dog and cat food. they recommend to stop feeding it to them immediately. h >>> ticketmaster will pay a $10 million to settle charges it hacked into the computer system of a competitor and admits to hiring a former employee of the company and using his knowledge of old passwords to learn the company's inner workings. ticketmaster fired two people in the case in 2017. >>> new york city police released a new video showing what happened between a black teenager and a white woman who falsely accused him of stealing her cell

electric vehicles bmws roughly every 5th car. it sells to be powered by an electric engine by 2023 to currently about 8% of its cars that are electric the md a bmw also reiterated the call to speed up the expansion of infrastructure for charging electric vehicles and wonder woman 19 84 run in 16.7 million in its domestic opening on christmas day so the most of any film released during the pandemic in fact warner is having patty jenkins on tap to write and direct a 3rd wonder woman film atnt said nearly half of the hbo max subscribers need wonder woman 1984 on christmas day live from new york, i'm jane king that peter thanks a lot jim we'll see later. >>airports across the country are doing their best to keep their facilities clean during the pandemic in pittsburgh pennsylvania that includes a new team of robotic cleaners yeah kind of like a rumba on steroids check out this is at the pittsburgh international airport. they just started using the xbox to clean and they used ultraviolet light so they're a little more powerful. >>then

this amount should get to us the point that we are positive so we have the bmw program we have othere are part of. our sales should be ramping up sufficiently enough in order to allow us to be positive in cash. part of the reason that we raised so much money is due to the fact that -- is not due to that we needed the amount. it is to provide financial probustness when we are working on programs like car makers like bmw -- they want to see that the supplier they work with and choose lidar for many, many years, they want the see that you are stable financially it is not really from the case where we needed really that amount of money just to show confidence to the market >> omer, do you think the likes of bmw, the traditional autos will play catchup with tesla in the next couple of years in terms of the quality of ev they can offer? >> i actually think they will leapfrog tesla tesla made a decision five years ago. the reality at that time was that there was no lidar available in the market. and they went for an auto pilot based on cameras and radars. today, the reality is different. so

it is not like bmw competing it ispeting with bmw, competing with the toyota camry.nce they could do that, the world is their oyster and they can start to take over the entire vehicle we old -- world, but there are others coming in. established players are behind on battery technology but they have powerful apparatuses behind them. once they really lean in, which we think is three or four years away, it's possible tesla will be big enough to surmount the -- surmount it. vonnie: part of this is the loss in china. how crucial is that to joe biden -- elon musk, and joe biden's relationship to china, how important is that? or can he carry out his plans even if the administration takes a hard stance on china? >> china is the biggest automobile market in the world. we not only need support from the joe biden administration, but elon musk needs support from the xi jinping administration to be building in china. they have their own electric vehicle manufacturers as well. if they don't want tesla in the -- in their backyard, they don't have to have it. that is certainly a ris

a gang of teens attacking a bmw in broad daylight, terrorizing the driver and his 70-year-old monemotherviolent crimes, the power panel returns on that nex. ♪ ots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. >> julie: the number of police officers who have died in the line of duty have jumped by nearly 60% compared to last year as the pandemic continued to take its toll on america's men and women. this is according to graham number is provided by the national law enforcement officers memorial fund. they say the year 2020 "has proven to be a horrific year for law enforcement." the officers were confronted with the pandemic, protests and defund police movements which made it not only one of the most challenging years in memory, but one of the daedalu deadliest. you have to wonder if these death rates could have been prevented. you take a look at the rise and murder, nine cities were some of america's larger murder rates increased during cities that host to black lives matter, some of these protests, further evidence that these police protest

that does not just mean on trade or the bmw, it might be harder in nato or molly.mitenvironmental being held in the united kingdom at the end of next year. i think politically, there is an incentive to try to get something out of these talks that is the basis for a constructive future relationship. i look again at where we are, and i guess to francine's wonderful question of simply what is next, what will you be watching for moving to the end of the year? who blinks i guess is the large question? comes to thet negotiations themselves, i won't watch that carefully because i don't think anyone knows what happens in the room apart from the people in the room. i don't know what is in boris johnson's mind. lots ofe outcome there things to look for. what do they include, how much trade mitigation is there. there are the preparations made by businesses because on this side of the divide, it is pretty apparent that businesses have not started preparing themselves well enough. it is the degree to which each side insists on implementing the in their entirety or the degree to

daimler is proposing before boss of bmw and volkswagen lead supervisory board.srieder to take over for manfred bischoff in march. biggerpany is making cars and cutting thousands of jobs. and the french utility is lining up advisors as it prepares to offload some of its services businesses. bloomberg services says bnp, credit suisse, and lazar have been on the shortlist list for potential roles. foroptions include the sale an ipo, but there is no official comment as of yet. and that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? leigh-ann, -- francine: leigh-ann, thank you so much. bloomberg surveillance continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me from new york. we will focus on brexit. again, we are seeing a bit of euro-dollar, but actually, no, , buturo-dollar euro-pound. we have a great discussion with thatrd jones, saying despite pmi uphill battle for european expectations, there could be movement on the euro on the back of a possible brexit deal or not. so keep an eye on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous

there is a lot of need cars are lined up hours long waiting to get food i'm seeing alexis and the bmw and mercedes this is the upper-middle-class and then they lost their job now they are struggling. i hope that comes out of this on the hunger site is a sense ofmp f empathy for people who ae struggling. for too many years we heard people need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps or that they are not deserving for now we see that pandemic like major flooding and has a major impact on the middle class. hopefully when we are through this there is a deeper sense of empathy. >> frank is on the line out ofe new york. >> i love your work and c-span thank you for being the last opinion source in america i get what you are saying but there are also some people who are gaining the system obviously not healthcare workers we have two decades to build our brand and clientele so think about the guy who put his house on the line and all his relatives did to start the restaurant in march of this year and lost everything. we are down 60 or 70 then struggling to come back up but i think about that

and you handle a lot of the bmw business thousands of bmws down where you are., car sales are booming. are you seeing a jump in business on the high ticket items as well as just kind of the stuff we buy on amazon every day? >> absolutely. the car factories were closed in april and may, so that had a big impact on our volume we're dependent on auts motiomo. but now there are record volumes. so there is demand globally for what is really a great premium product. so that is at record levels as well >> truly amazing the port volume there, a lot of import, i'd like to see a little more imports, but jim newsome, a real pleasure to see you again take care. >> good seeing you thanks >>> think about that, port of los angeles, busiest it has been in 114 years in a pandemic and a trade war. on deck, don't forget, it is jobs friday. we'll talk about what it all might mean, where the number may come in and how it might impact the markets and your money dow futures up 104 for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis sym

electric vehicles currently make up 8% of bmw's sale.he ceo says his biggest worry about the move to electric cars is germany's charging infrastructure. with 10 million ev's expected by the end of the decade. planning to boost sales by 10% next year. it expects full year sales to 8% whilelen 0.. deliveries in china are rising above 27 million. they told the shanghai exchange it for see sales at 2 million units in 2021. coming up, we will see -- speak with the credit suisse head of systemic strategy. the latest on markets and the signing of the stimulus bill. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ growth overvalued has been a key driver this year as covid-19 turbocharge the trend. with the u.s. foreign policy shift and vaccine driven recovery and fiscal stimulus, our next guest thinks things can be changing. joining us is will stephens, apec head of systematics for credit suisse. your reaction on the fact that we finally did see president trump signoff on the stimulus bill that was in 11th hour concern. will: no, definitely. i think it

>> 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? woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too

electric vehicle goals make up 8% of bmw sales.mpany is planning to boost sales by 10% next year following what was expected to be a decline in 2020. it expects full year sales to fall .8% from 2019 levels while overall deliveries and china are seen rising above 27 million next year. let's get a quick check on asian markets as we look ahead to the open at the top of the hour in japan and korea as well. we have nikkei futures pointing a little weaker at the moment. kospi futures higher by 2.3%. we will have those market opens in seoul and tokyo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to "daybreak asia." i am kathleen hays. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. asia's major markets have just opened for trade. china raises the heat on jack ma, telling his ant group to go back to its roots as a simple payment provider. the pboc says executives must rectify the current business model. japan imposes its toughest virus measures so far, firing rivals as infection numbers surge in tokyo. nationals and overseas residents are no longer exempt from

go, in new york city, you know, crime is on the rise, one more example, 25 bikers who attacked this bmwhis mother, they had just from dropping off donations at a nonprofit. the nypd, helping getting identification, it's frighteni frightening! >> it's disgusting and as you know, i've been reporting on the violence and crime in the country, but specifically in new york city. you get rid of the anticrime, you show folks and cops, their bad, this is going to happen. the shootings have been going up for months now. the mayor and city council have done absolutely nothing. we've seen what is happening across the city. again, they took a politically correct position. meanwhile, the people and these communities, people are suffering. this is what is half the better 21. thank you. happy new year. >> the new highly contagious coronavirus train first found in the u.k., now found in a second state here in the u.s. we will talk to the governor. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i just had my 17th surgery. - well, you be

bmw planning to build electric and the saless, will account for about one fifth of its sales by 2023,om around a percent now. may bensition to e-cards hampered by the lack of charging infrastructure in germany. the longest winning strict -- streak in a year for bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency reached an all-time high on sunday before paring some of the prices compiled by bloomberg. the run of returns so far is the longest stretch since mid-2019. that is your latest business flash. alix: thank you. let's stick to bitcoin. --gail, it feels like maybe now it is like a risk on trade. abigail: it is pretty amazing. you cannot go anywhere without hearing about bitcoin. , rightally stands out 6000%u have them up about -- six hundred percent, either way, a lot of gains. the big push has been in this what makes it so interesting is that coin, the original purpose was to be a hedge to beat out currency so you may have a connection there. it is hard to decipher. alix: this time is different than the last time, what is the reality? i always referred that there is a case that is boom could go

bmw aims to increase electric cars by a quarter million models with ev's to account for 1/5 of its salesups currently make [inaudible] percent of sales. the limitation is germany's charging structure. with a higher percentage expected on the road by the end of the decade. next year, a different firm, what is expected to see a decline in deliveries, expects sales to a fallen .8% from 2019 levels all overall deliveries to china rc rising about 27 million care. cac told the shanghai exchange it foresees sales over 2 billion units in 2020 what. astrazeneca says his purchase of us lexion will put up the top of the ftse index in london. the ceo told the sunday times that deal will help astrazeneca work in technology, and a chance of becoming the most valuable, the on the london stock exchange. some question the logic of the $39 billion deal that does not seem to fit with their current focus. coming up in the next hour, japan makes the strongest virus measures yet. joined by wisdom tree's head of key industrial production data. stay with us. "bloomberg daybreak: asia" is coming up next. this is

some kids get a bmw and others access to a trust fund when they are 25.ulled off the ultimate rich kid perk. 42, 39, 36, they ask daddy for a pardon. it is an indication of how they have behaved in this reality where they wanted to take advantage of every possibility that their father could bring to them in every step of the way and this is the ultimate expression of that. >> i knew there was something i forgot to ask my dad when he was alive. emily, we will have you back. we want to talk about the potential for other pardons, including but not limited to the father of jared kushner. thank you so much, as always, for coming on. coming up for us, if you live in the u.k., you could be days away from getting the first dose of the vaccine. more on that pandemic milestone and what it means for the rest of the world when we come back. t of the world when we come back is often unseen. because the pain you're feeling could be a sign of irreversible joint damage. every day you live with pain, swelling, and stiffness... you risk not being able to do the things you

griff: turning now to your headlines, crazy video shows a group of teenagers attacking a bmw in broadrrested overnight. the bmw driver telling the "new york post" the teens randomly attacked his car as he drove down 50 avenue with his elderly mother in the passenger seat. he described it as something you would see on the streets of a war zone. and this. a hospital worker is fired for removing 57 violation of the covid vaccine from a refrigerator. >> police say the employee at advocate alaura health in wisconsin admit to doing it on purpose. 40singing the hospital to throw away more than 500 doses of moderna's vaccine from its inventory. the doses were intended for frontline workers. the person's motive for removing the violation is under investigation. and the shocking announcement from new york governor andrew cuomo. people in the empire state are banned from eating inside restaurants. but they will be allowed to attend the buffalo bills playoff game in person. >> the agreement is for 6700 fans. they will be socially distanced. masks required. but every fan will be tested before the

that's interesting because i think you had a daimler, bmw deal last year what's your deal with daimler that didn't happen. the basic idea is tesla with a $660 billion market cap, bigger than all the next four largest car make rs in the world combined, is going to do what we call -- basically called an aol. they'll buy -- they're going to do the equivalent of aol did with time warner where they buy real assets. if you look at tesla, they've got a .8% global market share. it's extraordinary when you consider how much market cap they have. so the idea is, okay, if you look around and think what is the industrial -- what is their time warner going to look like it will be a company in the luxury market business and one that has productive capacity but one that could be taken over if you look at it, bmw, you've got vw, other impediments. nobody ever buys a japanese company and survives look at daimler, it's got a pretty open structure. you would have to get used to owning or having a supervisory management board that, kind of thing. basically for $75 billion is daimler's market cap today add

vandalize is his bmw in broad daylight in new york city.y attacked his car as he drove down fifth avenue with his elderly mother in the passenger seat which he described it as something you would see on the streets of a war zone. police are looking for the teens. that is scary. the national police chief defending the department's handling of a complaint from the christmas tree bomber's girlfriend, she said he was building bombs in an rv at his home. the chief says officers didn't have enough evidence for a search warrant at the time. >> i believe the officers did what they could legally. maybe we could have followed up more. >> reporter: the chilling 9 one one calls are released from before and after the christmas day explosion. >> recording saying there is limited time to evacuate this area. there is a large bomb inside the vehicle. >> my entire building just fell down, is collapsing. >> the suspect died in the explosion, 3 others were hurt and dozens of buildings were damaged. nashville canceled its new year's fireworks display out of res

bmw owns mini. around the world. that would increase tariffs. you also have rolls-royce.ld be all kinds of factors in terms of bringing kids over from germany and incorporating them. are put together, they are manufactured here in the u.k., but they incorporate a lot of parts as well with a kind of kit -- crisscrossing. all that would add to the cost because the confusion of the big ports is going to be massive. which is what the u.s. had to deal with in reworking nasa. typing thatmo patients hospitalized for covid in new york at 6000. day and day.4.3% they are warning of a lockdown after christmas. guy: i'm fascinated to see how the u.s. rolls out the vaccine and how these narratives are going to compete. certainly, the numbers going into christmas looking pretty difficult. next, we are going to talk about what is happening with credit rally. this is bloomberg. oomberg. >> a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. the british pound climbed a third day to its highest level in more than two years. over one spot. rising optimism amid the u.k. and

, i amis a china play assuming it is a bmw-daimler type story? tom: also vw. the biggest automaker in china. china, these three guys have been all over china and it is a wise decision. been the big bright spot. right now the november numbers look robust and it is a good place to be. were talkingrs about how they wish they were more involved with china. vw, daimler, all three well-positioned to capitalize in that market. alix: who is the best? if you had to pick one to capitalize on all of these trends, who is best suited for that? we actuallyre ev, like vw because they are going full electric. that stock has not participated in this rally. it is down 14% whereas these other guys are beating the market. there is corporate government issues going on with vw. ultimately vw is going full electric. we like that strategy. we think over time people will start charging these things at home and realizing charging infrastructure anxiety is overblown and i think there well-positioned. as a pure stock, daimler has the truck business which is underappreciated. the biggest

it is going to be fascinating to see how the likes of bmw and daimler get going on this one.x: people are going to need to buy a lot of ev's. still ahead, we will take a look at what bidens presidency means for u.s. clean energy. this is bloomberg. ♪ in a land not so far away, people are saving hundreds on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and because they get nationwide 5g at no extra cost, they live happily ever after. again, again. your wireless. your rules. your way to stay closer together this holiday season. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. and get $300 off when you buy the samsung galaxy note20 ultra 5g. learn more at xfinitymobile.com. i hope my insurance pays for it. can you tell me how much this will be? - [cashier] 67. - sorry. - wait, have you heard about goodrx? goodrx finds free coupons to help you save up to 80% on your prescriptions. - wow, i had no idea. - [announcer] goodrx, stop paying too much for your prescriptions. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel co

selling-- he's got expensive watches, he'selling his expeive watches, he sold his porsche, i sold the bmwood buy, uh, definitely, for, for how much it's selling for. all right? bye. >> baker: sam told me the family packed up their home and sold it was march 2015. they had tens of thousands ofs doll cash and gold. ♪ she said they then met up with moussa's brother, abdel hadi, and took a vacation in turkey.af r two weeks, they headed to the border with syria. >> i didn't know what was happening. i assumed that i was being lied to. in my bag, i had all of our cash, all of my jewelr all of our passports. >> baker: she said that moussa then took the bag and r daughter. >> and he just goes. he knows, he knows i'm gonna follow him. what am i going to do? i see my husband cross through a fence. and this time... like, my heart is beating i so fast, i knonow, i know what's happening now, and i'm thinking, "okay, i'll just make y to the other side, take bag and my kid, and walk back across again, you know, it's just that simple." but it wasn't that simple. we made it across. i followed him. >> baker

. >> he dropped $1 million on private-jet travel, a 2006 bentley, ferrari, bmw, land rover, hundredst a strip club. >> narrator: and when the credits roll, he and his partners stick their clients with the bill. >> what dawns on me is nobody's gonna get a dime back ever. >> narrator: and later, miami accountant juan carlos rodriguez

the ones who fuel all vehicles, every time of vehicles, whether it's a tesla, a cadillac, an audi, bmwt we do is partner with property owners, we provide charging infrastructure in those locations that's most convenient for the drivers. and most likely that's where they're going to charge their cars and ultimately it takes time we're investing in infrastructure today the industry is at its infancy. as more and more cars are on the road, more and more will need our services >> sure. so that said, if you're a 12-year-old company, like you said, your product sales in the third quarter while up 74% were still about $600,000; is that right? how quickly are we talking about for a company that has almost a billion dollar valuation getting the actual revenue to something much more substantial? >> i think you're confusing the type of miss that we are we buy hardware and actually manufacture hardware and pay for it and deploy it in locations. we own and operate charging stations more so honey selling it we invest in today and putting it in the ground where they require charging stations but we'r

. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for?> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you get that you can't sell stuff to? >> oh, we--it's not just the walk-in customers, it's the phone calls. >> yeah. >> it's the internet. >> seems busy. service seems busy. >> yeah, service does, like, $100,000 per month. sometimes we do a little bit more. >> so in your role as general manager, how much time do you spend out here? >> i'm back here quite often. >> those guys all reporting to you?

dozens of teenagers on bicycles stopping traffic and attacking a bmw in broad daylight tuesday in newty, terrorizing the driver, and his 70-year-old mother. what the heck connect one of the thugs jumped on the windshield and nearly caved in. they took off before police arrived, but this morning cops arrested one suspect and they're asking the public to come forward with any information. i hope they get the worst when it comes to punishment. meantime, biden has sidestepped because the defund the police but his campaign website says he plans to expand the justice department's power to address systemic misconduct by police. partly through consent decrees. the obama administration, by the way, he's those very same tools to address misconduct in places like ferguson, missouri, back in 2014, but the trump administration has largely scrapped them. rachel, i will start with you. what do you think, first of all, but biden promise that the expanse and use of the justice department is appropriate in addressing misconduct in police to parents and prosecutor offices? is it appropriate to use the d

and my husband was like maybe get like a mini cooper or a fun car or like a jeep or bmw.nd it's a white subaru forester >> jimmy: i've never even heard of a subaru forester >> so basic. i'm like mwa, mwa. alice is 15 now. my older daughter's 15 now i think she's looking at that car knowing that's the car she's going to learn to drive on she was really pushing for like a cute or cool car i was like no, i want a car that looks like a medical sneaker [ laughter ] like judah friedlander's fricking sneakers. she's like mom, that's such a karen car. and i'm like i'm naming her karen. now i'm always like should we take karen to the store? no one in the family finds it humorous but i named the car >> jimmy: did you take karen and get out of the city at all during quarantine? >> yeah, we did. after about -- because we were in the city in the beginning because i remember i was talking to you in the beginning and you were like do you want to come to our house? like you were concerned for me that we were just in the apartment a couple months. like so many new yorkers my kids at some

here you see rob leaving the store, looking at kandi's parked bmw.ly, getting back into his own pickup, pulling up, and reparking it on the other side of kandi's car. curiously now his door out of range of the surveillance camera. this is when he made that phone call, the one in which kandi confessed she'd been with her boss, emmett, and he said to rod, "what's up, chief"? and here was the car speeding through the parking lot. still time to stop this if wiser heads prevailed, but they didn't. >> i see rob in his truck. he has just this look on his face like, oh, man. and i get out of the truck. then emmett gets out, and then rob gets out and walks over to us. >> reporter: this is just the sort of moment in which a person might have wanted to cool the overheated atmosphere. control the spitting anger. might have chosen words carefully. that is not what happened. >> rob was standing next to me like, what are you doing out with my wife at 10:00 at night? and emmett said, rob, she doesn't want to be with you anymore, okay. she's done. really, rob, what d

agreed to go with me, because her dad said, "if i ever see that fletcher boy rolling up here in his bmwrounded until graduation. so now, i'm there, standing with no money, no bear, no kelsey point is, biden won, let it go, dude now i got makeup all over my hands. [ laughter ] i guess it's not a surprise trump thinks he can just keep filing as many lawsuits as he wants, since that's what he's done his whole life. i mean, even before he became president, he was involved in 3,500 lawsuits, so 50 is just a drop in the bucket for him it's like asking tommy chong to take one hit off a bong, and then asking him, "do you feel anything yet?" incidentally, the lawsuit trump is mentioning was brought by texas attorney general, ken paxton, a guy who was already under criminal indictment for securities fraud when seven of his aides called on law enforcement to investigate him for bribery and abuse of office in october i guess he's angling for one of those pardons trump's doling out to friends and accomplices the way your boss hands out $5 starbucks gift cards at the office holiday party "merry chris

the situation should be just as outrageous to you as seeing a bmw parked in a fire lane or getting skippede deli and you do not want to skip bernie at the deli "whoa, whoa, whoa, excuse me i have number 7. i've been waiting here impatiently for 20 minutes, and you just serve him because he walks up to the counter like he owns the place that's wrong that's crap. now i got to go. i got tickets to jersey goys." sanders and many other progressives, like congresswoman, katie porter, want direct payments to americans, and in an interview last week, porter took issue with the fact that such payments are often referred to as stimulus >> one of the things that's making me really frustrated right now, is when i hear people talk about this as stimulus. let's be clear, it is not stimulus money to give people money so they can feed themselves so, that they can keep heat on in the winter. so that they can avoid eviction. that's not stimulus. that is basic needs that we are talking about meeting. and you're absolutely right, that it's not enough to just do some unemployment, it's not enough to just do mo

. >> to me, efficiency equals margin, margin equals profit, profit equals another bmw. right?> why not? >> would you move? >> absolutely not. i live on the beach. i can't move. [laughs] >> by operating two locations hundreds of miles apart, they are eating into the profits. real estate expenses, around $50,000, including the mortgage payment. transportation costs, around $60,000. the damage that happens when we transport things, around $50,000. maintenance, taxes, utilities, another $50,000. at a minimum, we could save $210,000 a year. you guys have a successful business here. it does $4 million dollars a year. you didn't just wake up on the wrong side of the bed and trip into $4 million. you've done very well, but i can see why you guys called me. >> um, who called you? we--you all called us. >> what's that? >> you all called us. oh, you called him? >> well, i spoke to them. >> oh, you did? >> mm-hmm. >> oh, okay. in the first place, that right there, i was never aware of that. so yeah, i'm not happy about this at all. you sendin' somethin' in. you been lying all this time, m

on mostu have a buy automakers you cover, volkswagen as well as daimler, and a hold on bmw. that? jurgen: [laughter] overall i'm positive for the sector. the third quarter has shown, it gave a signal how quickly the industry can come out of the crisis, out of the recession. this was already the case. sorry, i have to cut you off, we are running into a break. ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 30 minutes into the trading session, and the stoxx 600 up 0.9%. broad gains across the european equity markets. the auto sector doing well. u.s. futures point to the upside. to some extent london and the rest of europe is playing catch up with what happened stateside. u.s. futures suggest more to the upside. matt: we have pmi's coming out in germany. the german manufacturing pmi coming out better than the , 58.6.and prior number bettervices pmi is also than the previous number, but below 50. is the services pmi which indicates a contraction. you can expect that to be accelerated in this harder locked down. expansion in the manufacturing pmi. let's get the bird f

these videos taken earlier this week show the group punching a bmw, side mirrors, throwing their bikese person smashing the windshield. >> i was fearful for my life and my mother's life. >> reporter: inside, a 36-year-old man and his mother, the pair had just finished donating items to a local charity when the group swarmed the car. >> they started pulling up in front of me on either side of me, they're ripping off the side mirrors and trying to start to bang the glass and ripping off the grill of the car. >> reporter: the driver who only wants to be known as max says his mother quickly called 911. during the assault. >> what i heard was help us, help us, they're going to kill us. >> reporter: what sparked the incident remains unclear, but witnesses say one cyclist hit the back of the car as a driver slowed down. soon after the attack, the group apparently moved a few blocks away and started smashing the windows of a taxi, leaving that driver with bruises. >> the cab driver pulled up and said i'm so glad you're okay because the guy on 30th is not. >> reporter: this morning, police are

partner in the bmw's china. keep an eye on that.international races took place last weekend. year, very different this due to the latest wave of covid cases in the city. adrian wong takes a look. home to the annual hong kong international races. what is at stake? a grand prize of almost 100 million hong kong dollars. that is about $12 million u.s. it is left the most anticipated events in the asia sports calendar. this year, covid-19 has quite literally changed the game. what you see behind me, the racecourses pretty much empty. havee past few years, they managed to attracted tens of thousands of people. back in 2016, they had a record attendance of over 100,000 hopeful fans and gamblers, all gathered here. they did have social distancing plans in place and were hoping to welcome some spectators. with the latest wave of coronavirus cases in hong kong, those plans were eventually scrapped. on the business front, turn over to the club fell more than 10% according to the latest annual results. racing turnover also fell just over 3% com

we are working with bmw to do that.bout the people who really like to drive for the fun of it like dagen mcdowell, she gets behind that wheel, she wants to be in charge? i mean, how -- how hard is it going to be to convince people to get in the driverless car and not do anything? >> i think she can decide to do that but i think the majority of people, you know, would like to use the ability to disengage and additional safety. maria: okay. s colds! zicam zinc that cold! now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. you can adjust your comfort on both sides - your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help kee

he defected from bmw in 2015 and he helped volkswagen reform following the diesel scandal.n 2023. a.m. apple and amazon teaming up, the agreement will have amazon make apple's computers available through the amazon web services platform for remote use. the cloud computing rival, maul microsoft and google don't have the ability to access macs. taking a look at apple and amazon in the premarket, both stocks are higher, maria. those are some of your headlines from the newsroom. back over to you. maria: all right. nice move on apple, up about 2% higher. thank you so much, cheryl. black friday bust, as millions of americans took advantage of holiday shopping deals, new foot traffic analysis finds a roughly 50% decline in brick and mortar shopping. e-commerce up better than 2 20%, this largely due to the pandemic and the toll on large retail companies that have brick and mortar. joining me now is former walmart president and ceo, wss venture holdings president and kkr senior advisor, bill simon. bill, good to see you. thank you for being here. no surprise that we saw a big declin

. >>> some other stories we are watching this morning, bmw promising to increase its production of electricmpared to just 8% this year. that totals out to about 250,000 units. engine issues forcing the crew of an air canada boeing 737 max ferry flight to make an emergency landing in arizona. the pilots received an engine alert shortly of after they took off, that's where the carrier had been storing the jet. no passengers were onboard, but still news coming out of there for bong. remember last month -- for boeing. remember last month, the faa lifted a 20-month ban on all 737 max jets after two deadly crashes. well, all your wishes will come true when the new disney cruise ship sets sail. the new wishes vessel showing renderings of a cinderella statue, they've got a big, winding staircase. disney cruises says the design's going to come off inspiration from a fairy tale castle. the wish expected to take to the seas by 2022. wow, look at disney's stock in the premarket, up by more than 1% right now. and the wonder lives on. >> the final -- everything -- cheryl: wonder woman: 1984 dominated the

and caught on tape, crazy video showing a group of teens attacking a bmw in broad daylight right here5-year-old boy was arrested overnight. the driver says the teens randomly attacked his car as he was driving down fifth avenue with his elderly mother in the passenger seat and by the way, dagen, they had just dropped off a bunch of stuff at a nonprofit housing works in new york city and they were attacked. and this is nothing new. nothing new. these kids on these bikes are all over the city, as you know. back to you. dagen: i on the five yesterday, i called new york city living here hell on earth. cheryl: yeah, yeah. dagen: an open sewer in hell. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money this week. joining me now, ubs financial services private wealth advisor, allie mccarthy, ken mahone and steve moore. first up, kim, we're looking at what's moving the economy as we head to the new year. we're a few days away from the georgia runoff race. tuesday's results will determine the future direction of the country, who controls the senate, this as covid vaccines are

and i'm seeing lexuses and bmws and mercedes, that's telling you that these are also people in the upper-middle-classe lost their jobs and are struggling. what i hope comes out on the hunger side is that there is a deeper sense of empathy for those who struggle. for too many years we have heard that people need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps or they made mistakes they are not deserving. and now we can see that something like a pandemic, could have a major impact on people who are middle-class. so hopefully there's a deeper sense of empathy for people struggling when we get through this. host: on that line for restaurant owners and employees, frank is on the line out of new york. caller: tom, i love your work, and c-span, thanks for being what appears to be the last unbiased new source in america. i do want to say that there are some people who are gaming the system and obviously we are not health care workers, we have had brandcades to build our and our clientele and i also want to mention to think about the guy who put his house on the line and all of his relatives do to start that little

. >> so let's say you're an ou auo maker, bmw or ford there are certain parts that it's not cost effectiveke, and this satisfies that need in a sort of a custom way that ca actually be scaled up to pretty large numbers, using this technology >> yeah, we work with a lot of major vehicle oems vehicles are made with cheap metal, and you create a body in white, an assembly of sheet c e components those are the type of parts that are now, very applicable to this type of process, things that have high complexity where you can actually benefit from 3d printing, lightweighting and the ability to make the parts and not have inventory and not have tooling, which is a huge benefit. you can have faster design cycles and more sophisticated shapes and in terms of spare parts in the future, you print them when you need them. it's a huge opportunity. >> well, let's talk about -- those ink cartridges are a pain, they're expense icive, you know you can find them. tell me why about why this method, how much money are we talking about, what are we using the money for, why did it make sense, the trying relatio

esta vez protagonizado por tres jÓvenes en bicicleta, quienes atacaron sin razÓn aparente un vehÍculo bmwsas que iban acompaÑadas con dos niÑas y explicaron que no tenÍan dinero para comertodo lo que necesitaban. quÉ buena labor la que hizo el policÍa y ojalÁ ellas no vuelvan a cometer ese delito. vamos con karla y los doctores. karla: como siempre aquÍ estamos, es nuestro compromiso en este aÑo tan difÍcil. me voy con mi querido doctor juan que estÁ en el estudio. juan: ha sido una gran compaÑera informando todo los dÍas sobre lo que tiene que ver con el coronavirus. llevamos seis o siete meses en esto. agradezco tu profesionalismo. agradezco tu disposiciÓn.yo sÉ que estos temas a veces no son tan fÁciles y tÚ lo has hecho de manera espectacular. para mÍ ha sido un honor compartir contigo este aÑo. karla: el honor es mÍo. agradezco a los doctores que nos han acompaÑado durante todo este aÑo porque hemos aprendido tanto juntos. el honor ha sido compartir con tantos hÉroes como ustedes. karla: o y yo --juan: vamos a dar la bienvenida al doctor danilo barco, el doctor mÉdico internistadel m