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abide grapes that were produced by these companies that didn't want to negotiate contracts with the bmwand telling them about the conditions under which workers were working. so it was the first time that orban consumers were made aware of the human cost of the produce. so here she is wearing a sweater that was made by-y supporter, and given to her. by the time that she started the national forest association she had a seven children, and another on the. way chad 11 children in total. and she really devoted all of her efforts into organizing. she brought her family into that kind of protest, rallies, strikes. sometimes if she had to go get support for the union she would rely very much on the help of union supporters, and her children were necessary for a week or so with them. so she can speak to the membership or whatever. so she really lived on a very small salary. a salary which was five dollars a week and had to maintain all of her children without salary. so she relied a lot on donations of food and clothing from the union. and that's what i was given to her by one of the supporter

bmw and daimler both down strongly in germany. bmw making interesting points about tesla. bmw and daimler dragging down the german market. hsbc, europe's busiest -- europe's biggest bank, is it really? today there is evidence it is not. hsbc coming out with a strategy statement saying it will take the losses away from its investment bank in europe and the united states and direct them towards asset management in asia. it does raise questions about the viability of the footprint in the u.k. and whether or not the domestic bank is something hsbc will want to hang on into the future. hsbc stock down 1%. alix: here in the u.s., the story earlier was clear. you had tech selling off, raising gains for the year. then as jay powell spoke you saw a v recovery. we are still lower on the day but it could have been worse. i want to take a look at art innovation etf that tracks the momentum names. that is still down 5%. it was a lot worse. yields go nowhere. they were flirting with selling earlier, and then buying into a risk off be all. now they are flat on the day -- a risk off feel.

that was for the bmw. >> that was the bmw. >> and look at this.he bmw would be delivered between 11/7 and 8. lynn was murdered on the 8th of november. >> i called them today and asked them about the status on the voice mail. >> does this sound like fred is having fun toying with the cops? >> any other questions you have for us at this time? >> happy fishing. why is it going so long that's a good question because the fishing isn't answering, right? >> well, like i said i told you from the beginning it's a pretty simple case -- >> hold on a second the line is ringing. >> in the middle of the conversation fred got another call from frank. fred puts him on hold, continues to speak with the detective, even offering a theory about the killer nick harvey. >> you know, the kid may have been someone associated with the lock change. it may have been someone associated with someone she met and tried to help. >> exactly. >> fred hung up with the detective and picked up his cellphone to talk. that call was also recorded. >> hello. did you hear a lot of that? >

you can see fremont police surrounding this bmw in an industrial area of the city. now what we do know at this point, there was a shootout between police and at least one armed suspect. but as you said, it doesn't look like anyone was hit by gunfire. not all began about 4 45 this afternoon. police found that soul and bmw near cushing and auto mall parkway the driver took off. and ended up in the dead. end of stevenson boulevard. blow 8 80. several suspects, then ran from the car officers began chasing them, but that's when one of the suspects opened fire. one suspect. fired several rounds at the pursuing officers. officers returned fire at the suspect and established a perimeter around the area. fortunately, fortunately, no officers were injured during the exchange of gunfire. officers did arrest two juveniles after searching the industrial area. neither was hurt and last check officers and the swat team with fremont police were searching for a third suspect, who they say is armed, and it's unclear that person is injured. we come back with live shot that beemer stil

>> the $2.5 billion overhaul is seen as key to reviving a company which is formed -- fallen behind bmwnder sadie's bends in electric technology. -- and mercedes-benz in electric technology. it is using underused manufacturing sites. the luxury carmakers has revealed plans to reduce u.k. based management. the ceo has already said the company will -- in quality and profits over volume. >> we are aiming to gain a lot in terms of efficiency, global efficiency. it is a permanent adaptation of our workforce, which is necessary. by the way, much more in terms of talents, in terms of skills, which are necessary for the future positioning of the company. the next value chain. >> it is not just environmental issues. despite making small recoveries from covid this year, supply disruptions have resulted in shortages of semi conductor chips. responsible for the basic functioning of modern cars. while factories expect to ramp up ship production -- chip production they have one that recovery will not be instant. it is one more roadblock to overcome. kate: that is industry around the world. >> i know

police found half a dozen stolen catalytic converters inside the trunk of this bmw in oakland. normally, they are hard to make. police say this particular crime is challenging to investigate. >> it is difficult because it takes a few minutes and they are gone. >> reporter: it is a costly crime for victims have to play roughly 2 to $3000 to get one replaced. >> people are struggling, clearly, and they have to rub to get by. >> reporter: another reason why these crimes could be on the rise is, according to today's a spot prices on these commodities, some of these precious metals found in these catalytic converters are worth more than the price of gold. >>> still ahead, publicly funded low income housing could be coming to more california neighborhoods, whether residents like it or not. >> it is immoral that we make it so hard for people in california to get housing. >>> tonight a record-setting blizzard crippling much of the central u.s., it has prompted an unusual request to california electric customers. >>> mardi gras james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to the midni

police found half a dozen stolen convertors inside the trunk of a bmw. >>> the time is 4:40. from ice and snow to major power outages. two thirds of americans facing hard winter conditions. >>> coming up, how the extreme weather is adding new challenges in the . >>> another automaker going electric. and check your fridge. a lysteria outbreak is spreading. here is diane king hall. >>> united states financial markets reopened today after being closed for president's day. world stocks started the week with gains, driven by economic growth in japan and on hopes that expanding roll outs of coronavirus vaccines will end the pandemic. >>> stocks on wall street hit new records friday. the dow gained 27 points. >>> ja guar has announced plans to be fully electric by 2025. the 86-year-old luxury brand has been struggling and hopes the move will turn the company around. all electric version of their most popular vehicle is expected in 2024. >>> and a lysteria outbreak linked to cheese has sickened several people. the cdc hasn't identified a specific brand of cheese but said pregnant wom

. >> i have never seen so many mercedes and bmw's on our campus, the demographics are very differenthan inside jackson. >> his vaccinated. >> he was the only black person there. >> reporter: nationwide the problem is also pronounced cities like philadelphia and chicago with a black population double or triple the percent receiving covid vaccine. as wealthy donors could be getting special treatment. in seattle a hospital forced to apologize after offering 100 benefactors access to the vaccine. in west palm beach, florida, a high-end nursing home doled out doses to board members and donors saying they did nothing wrong. florida leaders say the focus should shift to vaccinated people in high-risk jobs any one left behind exposed all of us to pain. >> if one gets it can quickly spread to everyone. >> sam brock nbc news miami. >>> moscow on lockdown after thousands of protesters swarmed russian sweeps in support of the jailed opposition leader lee nailon jailed opposition leader alexey navalny. now joining us from paris, matt bradley, this movement sweeping the country shows no signs of l

inside the bmw, about a dozen catalytic converters, all allegedly stolen. it started early tuesday morning near 101 in brisbane, officers checked on the car after the driver pulled over to inspect a flat tire. the car sped off into leader exited 580 in oakland where it crashed into a concrete wall. and sell about 20 feet. three suspects ages 18 to 20 had minor injuries, and were booked into the county jail. >>> time to bring paul back in, the all-important weekend because i hear it is valentine's day. >> it is present stay weakened as well. the three-day weekend for people who work. >>> we will take it when it comes. >>> as we head into the three- day weekend, increasing clouds tonight, increasing rain chances north of the golden gate by early tomorrow morning. we will see some showers saturday morning and then clearing, breezy later in the day, but the second half of saturday does look dry across the bay area, another round of showers moves into the forecast on monday, just a mix of clouds and sunshine on sunday so we get the dry day in the middle of the t

miami-dade >> i see what's going on with the vaccination plan and i have never seen so many mercedes and bmws on our campus. and the demographics are very different than who we're caring for inside of jackson. >> reporter: the doctor took his 68-year-old father to be recently vaccinated >> he went to a public vaccination site and he said he was the only black person there. >> reporter: nationwide, the problem is also pronounced cities like philadelphia and chicago with the black population double or triple the percent receiving covid vaccine. as wealthy donors could be getting special treatment. in the seattle area, a hospital forced to apologize after offering 100 benefactors the benefactors access to the vaccine. in palm beach, reportedly doled out to board members and donors, the facility telling nbc news they did nothing wrong. florida leaders say the focus should shift to vaccinating people in high-risk jobs. any one neighborhood left behind exposes all of us to more pain >> we have to do better as a country. if one community gets it, it very quickly can be spread amongst everyone >> rep

documenting 82 corporations sourcing from the transfer program and these included expensive companies like bmw, mercedes-benz. a lot of times the problems because the product is too cheap. they have the money and the resources to do better but it's actually pushing them to do better. that would have to come from consumers. i know that there are a number of activists who are basically in exile. they live in the united states or elsewhere and they can't go home, but is there a way they can pressure these activists living abroad? >> a lot of them have received threats. these kinds of activists that are vocal abroad received strange calls from their families. it is a tough situation by speaking out about what's happening. we are making it difficult and that's something i think about a lot. my family has assimilated and we've lost touch with our relatives. i try to find them and if i find out who they are and if they are okay or not. i have to think about what can i do. should i try to help get them out and improve their situations or would that be endangering developers that are not in camps and p

corporations that are sourcing from labor and these are very expensive companies like mercedes-benz and bmw. a lot of times the problem isn't even because the product is too cheap in the companies have the money and the resources to do better but nobody is pushing them to do better. >> that has to come from consumer. >> right. >> there are a number of activist you are in an exile they cannot go home. but is there a way the chinese government can pressure these activist living abroad? >> yes. many have received threats for those that are very local the families say stop you are endangering our lives. it is a tough situation by speaking out what is happening you are making it difficult for family members. and my family has assimilated and we have lost touch with our relatives. i'm trying to find them and if i can who they are and if they are okay if they are in camp they have to think about what can i do? do i try to speak up and get them out to improve their situation or does that endanger the relatives that are not in camps and putting them in camps because the chinese government will press

we tended to think about china as a police we can export a huge number of bmws and volkswagens and thatwas the end of our strategic thought about china. that has changed. we are now adopting papers in the eu about china as a rival, not only as a partner but a systemic rival so there is a change in language, in understanding but i think most in europe continue to believe it should be possible on the basis of such principal as reciprocity that should be possible to create a level playing field for investment of intellectual property, trade, work on climate etc.. we are not where the united states is in terms of a more robust confrontational atmosphere and the big challenge for the transatlantic community is to create a mechanism that would allow the united states and european partners to have a very intense, ongoing process on how to coordinate on china and if we do this right we will find a significant number of areas where we look at things in the same way whether it is human rights, hong kong, territorial claims in the south china sea etc. so i can see significant opportunities but def

bitcoin hurt tesla, but bmw ceo saying he does nothing tesla can keep up the kind of growth it expectse stock is down more than 5% to a level below what it started this year at, and even below what it started in the s&p 500 at. falling below its entry-level. i think carol massar is actually talking with kathy would. look out for that interview on bloomberg radio and television. arc down 6%. cciv, churchill capital corp., the spac that is going to complete a reverse merger. the transaction probably won't be done until the first quarter. after the news is confirmed, down 33%. home depot also a big drop even though the company said business has been going gangbusters. it does not want to make an outlook for the full year. as a result, investors have sold off. consumer discretionary is the biggest losing group. if you take a look at groups that are winning and losing, you would think tech shares are the biggest losers, it is actual consumer discretionary. half of that is home depot. such a big loss. infotech, down big today. energy doing well as oil holds steady. utilities are doing well a

bmw took second.azda has kept its focus on mainstream buyers and saw sales grow last year despite the impacts of the pandemic. >>> all kinds of cars on the road this morning. it is a busy morning. >> yes, for sure. some are stuck in traffic. we have a traffic alert southbound 101 right at that split. it is impacting her drive as you come off of the bay bridge. this is right near the fremont street exit. give yourself a few extra minutes. no update from chp. things are pretty much getting cleared out. i do know some debris ended up on the northbound side of the 101. it is adding to a bit of a messy commute. taking a look at traffic. if you're up early you have the usual brake light starting right around mount house. it just in past northland. starting to see those speeds into the valley. there is a crash right at that avenue offramp. it is over to the right shoulder. no delays at the dublin interchange. as far as you travel times go, give yourself about 43 minutes. this is over towards the 680. still l

bmw and volkswagen have plants in bavaria that depend on parts from the czech republic.nly german citizens and residents are being allowed to enter the country, from areas where more infection variance -- more infectious variants of the coronavirus are present. -- after a scathing report from regulators. it found the australia casino and -- australian casino operator was guilty of money laundering and was not fit to hold a license in sydney. the inquiry recommended an overhaul of management, governance and culture. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: leigh-ann, thank you so much. still what us to talk about the markets is -- still with us to talk about the market is sebastien galy. thank you so much for staying with us. you are one of the first analysts looking at bitcoin years ago. it has come along way since you started talking about it. what had it become? sebastien: i started when it was about $100 and specifically from the point of view of a retail investor, whether it was appropriate or not appropriate and i was mostly on the negative side because what

they released a good report documenting 82 corporations and these included expensive companies like bmw and mercedes-benz. a lot of times this problem isn't because the product is too cheap, that the companies have the money and the resources to do better but nobody is actually pushing them to do better. >> that would have to come from consumers. >> so i know that there are a number of activists who are basically in exile. they live in the united states or elsewhere and they can't go home really, but is there a way that they can pressure them that are living abroad? >> a lot of them have received threats to these kind of activists that are very vocal they have received strange calls from families that are saying please stop you are endangering our lives. it's a tough situation speaking out about what's happening. we are making it difficult for the family members and that's something i think about a lot because i am part trying to look for my family has assimilated and we've lost touch with our relatives. but if i find out some of them are in camps i have to think about what can i do, sh

at one point we had the same black bmw.ers was the convertible and mine was the hardtop. >> for carol it was the bond of being biracial, her parents were french, german and black. camila's, jamaican and indian. >> to be question about who you are could be very challenging. i know camila and i both grew up as black young women, that's who we are and that is how we feel.>> now making history, becoming the first, and not the last. >>> 130 million miles from the bay area, the mars rover is busy at work on the red planet tonight. and now it's sidekick and traveling companion has phoned home for the firs. the was sent back to earth and that is good news. it is currently tucked up underneath the rover and the helicopter is only weighing about four pounds. it will stay stuck with the rover for at least 30 days before taking a test flight. and if successful, ingenuity will be the first helicopter to fly on another planet. you can call the pair the extra traverse you version of the wright brothers. >>> our canadian producer melissa h

these forced laborers under the transfer programs and these included extensive companies including bmw and mercedes-benz. >> wow. >> a lot of times the problem isn't even because the product is too cheap, the companies have the money and the resources to do better, but nobody is actually pushing them to do better. >> that would have to come from consumers. so, i know that there are a number of activists who are basically in exile. they live in the united states or elsewhere and they can't go home really. is there a way the chinese government can pressure these that are living abroad? >> a lot of them have received threats to these kind of activists who are very vocal abroad and they received strange threats saying please stop, you are endangering our lives. i have to think about what can i do should i try to speak out and help get them out and improve their situations or would that be endangering the relatives that are not in the camps and putting them in camps because the chinese government is going to respond to stop talking. >> can you talk about the typical reeducation with of thes

we also are a global -- platform for global production of cars, toyota, kia, volvo, mercedes-benz, bmw, the audi. they are all present in the north american regent. and so we have to speak about the north american auto industry and how integrated we are. and how we are a platform exports, not only for the north american market but for the latin america, for asia, for africa. if we really want to underline what is the future of the north american region we have to study the integration of the auto industry. we have to work for the goodness of north america. >> i think is a very important one. so related to that we just had, maybe you can argue an update to enough. one of the reasons i said earlier you had a very successful mission here in the united states, ambassador comments usmca got that on your watch. and people like her friend kim briar who played a key role in this, and love mexico, one of mexico's greatest friends. their focus on the house i like tony lane is a former u.s. ambassador to had a formal role. so ambassador could you talk a minute about usmca, it has gotten done ther

are a global platform for global production for the cars, toyota, subaru, kia, volvo, mercedes-benz, bmw, audi, volkswagen. they are all present in the north american region, and so we have to speak about the north american auto industry and how integrated we are and how we are a platform for export, not only for the north american market but for latin america, asia, africa. so if we really want to underline what is the future of the north american region, we have to study the integration of the auto industry and we have to work for the competitiveness of north america. >> this is very important, thank you. related to what we just said you , could argue it's an update to nafta, -- a successful mission here in the united states, ambassador is that usmca got done in your watchmen people like our friend jim breyer who is senior advisor at csis, who played a key role in that and loves mexico, one of mexico's greatest friends and i know there are folks side people like my friend ambassador tony wayne was a former ambassador to mexico, played a key role and is also a senior advisor at csis so

forced laborers, the wieger labor transfer program, and who did very expensive companies, including bmw and mercedes-benz. >> oh, wow. >> so a lot of times the problem isn't even because the product is too cheap. the companies are not -- they have the money and resources to do better but nobody is actually pushing them to do better. >> that would have to come from consumers, right? >> right. >> i know there are a number of wieger activists who are basically in exile. they livni united states or elsewhere and can't go home really, but is there a way that the chinese government can pressure the activists who are living abroad? >> oh, yes. a lot of them have received threats to these kinds of activists who are very vocal abroad, they received strange calls from their families who are stiff living in china, saying please stop-you're endangers our lives. it's a tough situation by speaking out about what is happening. you are making it difficult for your family members in china, and that's something i think about a lot because i am actually part wieger, and i am trying to look for unfortunate

sarah got a red bmw. >> such close friends or maybe more than friends. >> they bought matching underweark what we bought. they pulled out -- they both were wearing matching underwear. they were best friends. >> they were blowing through money so fast they fell behind on rent payments for the law office, got evicted, so they moved the office into elisa and larry's home. which according to ginger now seemed more like elisa and sarah's home. >> in the rooms they had no clothes of larry's. the closet was cleaned out. and in the bathroom hers and sarah made the sinks hers and hers instead of his and hers. >> but they knew he wasn't coming back. >> she said they're pretty much moving him out. >> well, not quite. because all this time, remember, lair's body was still in the garage. still in the refrigerator. and as for the idea that sarah was an innocent child, elisa's puppet, that was nonsense, said ginger. >> everybody knows she wasn't terrified of her. sarah had as much say as elisa had in the whole situation. >> but at her trial sarah, the daughter of those devout christians, sat quietly at

who say what works or what doesn't work with their cars and trucks this year, mazda is followed by bmw, and subaru. the biggest complaint people have about their cars and trucks, those touch screen controls they're getting bigger and more problematic. two weeks ago, tesla recalled more than 130,000 models because their touch screens could fail and potentially lead to a crash. >> and when it comes to tesla, when you have a problem with the screen, it affects a whole lot more than just your access to your media and radio you can't actually operate the vehicle when you have lost your screen. >> overall, tesla is ranked 16th out of 32 brands by consumer reports. not great, but that is unlikely to change the fact that tesla owners, they love their teslas, shep >> yes, they do. isn't that also the case with land rover i mean, they swear by them >> they do and look, you go to any suburb in america, you will see plenty of land rovers around, and look where land rover is, second to last, and this is not an anomaly, go back over several years, land rover tends to be the worst or one of the worst

are a global platform for global production for the cars, toyota, subaru, kia, volvo, mercedes-benz, bmw, audi, volkswagen. they are all present in the north american region, and so we have to speak about the north american auto industry and how integrated we are and how we are a platform for export, not only for the north american market but for latin america, asia, africa. so if we really want to underline what is the future of the north american region, we have to study the integration of the auto industry and we have to work for the competitiveness of north america. >> this is a very important, thank you. related to that we just had, 80u could argue it's an update to nafta's but there was use in ca and one of the reason i said earlier a successful mission here in the united states, ambassador is that usmca got done in your watchmen people like our friend jim breyer who is senior advisor at csis, who played a key role in that and loves mexico, one of mexico's greatest friends and i know there are folks side people like my friend ambassador tony wayne was a former ambassador to mexico,

. >> it says metro state on and it's a bmw, not a harley. >> you have handcuffs on. >> no, we don't. >> i've seen you arrested with handcuffs, where they've taken handcuffs off of your duty belt. ♪ ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a

folks who say what works or what doesn't work with the cars and trucks this year, mazda is followed by bmwlaint people have about cars and trucks, the touch screen controls, they're getting bigger and problematic two weeks ago tesla recalled more than 130,000 models because their touch screens could fail and potentially lead to a crash. >> when it comes to tesla when you have a problem with the screen it affects more than just the access to media and radio. you can't operate the vehicle when you lorts the screen. >> overall tesla is ranked 16th out of 32 brands by consumer report not great but that's unlikely to change the fact that tesla owners they love their teslas, shep >> yes, they do. isn't that also the case with land rover i mean they swear by them. >> they do and you go to any suburb in america, you will see plenty of land rovers around and yet look where land rover is second to last and shep, this is not an anomaly. you go back several years. land rover tends to be the worst or one of the worst brands in reliability. and yet as i said go to anywhere in suburban america, they're a

. >> it says metro state on and it's a bmw, not a harley. >> you have handcuffs on. >> no, we don't.arrested with handcuffs, where they've taken handcuffs off of your duty belt. ♪ ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a

that is followed by bmw and subaru. more on the way as we head to the japan close. ♪ haslinda: it is 10:29 em in hong kong. jeffrey seems to be changing his mind on the precious metal, gold seeing bitcoin as a better wager. he tweeted he has turned neutral on gold with bitcoin becoming a stimulus affect. his comments are another sign that the digital currency is winning over institutional market players. protests continue in myanmar with security forces deploying water cannons against protesters in the capital. the demonstrations took place where a young woman and child were critically injured earlier this month. the u.n. investigator says the military appears to be moving troops into cities seen as protest flashpoints. the tokyo olympics organizers have appointed one of japan's most celebrated female games stars as its new chief. she is a seven-time olympian. she was also a lawmaker. she resigned from another job to take over planning for the global event that is been hit by sexism, controversy, and rising public apath

bob: what i would call some of the mainline carmakers, whether it be daimler or bmw or land rover, the we will probably see an increasing valuations the next two to three months. one theme is it is going to be and invest -- investment theme for the rest of the year. old-style companies, whether it be the auto companies or whether they be the oil companies, those companies, for good reasons, are undervalued relative to valued sectors such as clean energy and tech. as those old-style companies switch more into electric or clean energy production, i think about going to see an adjustment in their valuation. you have quite an interesting anomaly. matt: i'll be on the lookout for the all electric range rover. can't wait to see them unveiling that new design i believe at the end of this year. bob parker, quilvest wealth management committee member. always great to have a conversation with you and i'll tell our radio listeners they can look forward to more with bob at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. you can get bloomberg radio on london dab digital radio in the city. let's get the first word news with l

in fact i remember the director of my daughter's preschool called me when i was in a meeting at bmw in new jersey, and i had to -- she called two times. i stepped out of the room to take the meeting and she said your daughter just bit someone. and i was so mortified. i said, definitely we disapprove of biting and she said to me, maybe if you were home more this wouldn't have happened. >> are you kidding? oh, my gosh. how old was your daughter at the time? >> well, that story reminds me of a story that happened to mary berra who is the ceo of general motors, and when her two children were in middle school, she was already a rising star at gm, not the ceo yet, and she was asked at a social event at their school by some stay-at-home moms who had previously been in the workplace, how do you do it all? and she said, i do it all because i don't do it alone. i do it with a highly supportive husband and i do it with a wonderful child care provider who happens to be our nanny, and she went home from this event absolutely crushed that her status and able to be a mother had been called into quest

following a german news report that bmw is to boost its annual production by 100,000 vehicles under aares hit a three month high on tuesday in hong kong and we are keeping an eye on tsmc with taiwanese markets coming back online after the lunar new year. local media reporting it will add staff to a factory to accelerate production as demand rises. order visibility is seeing lasting until 2022 2023. demands picking up from clients like apple, qualcomm. ahead of all that, we have taiex futures jumping more than 2%. shery. shery: you will get more insight on the markets as well with learner group and our guest. she sees a potential correction in the second quarter. an exclusive interview with the philippine central bank governor on the outlook for the economy and rates. also, do not miss that exclusive interview with singapore's minister for finance. they just released their 2021 budget so you will want to keep an eye out for that conversation. more markets coverage continues. mainland china is closed right now but you have the start of trade in hong kong. standby for "bloomberg markets:

and we're aiming initially, unashamedly at luxury space luxury cars are dominated by the mercedes, bmw and they all have one thing in common they're all gasoline so there isn't an electric luxury car available in the market that's the position, and progressively we will make cars more affordable and we will increase our volume accordingly. >> you are going to start rather small, of course, i think it's what annual capacity, the first phase of 34,000 units, you expect to produce six to 7,000 units this year, is that correct? and we're talking about, where, a starting price for that vehicle, around $70,000? >> that's absolutely right the air starts around 70,000 and goes right up to 161,500, after the dream edition, the model we will start with, fantastic car, and we've already built our first phase of our factory in arizona, which is 34,000 units, but that site ultimately will be capable of producing 400,000 cars a year, where we implement phase four, with our six-year plan >> when is phase four coming >> mid 2020s >> so it's a six-year plan costs a lot of money to do that. we had the p

. >> i believe it was a bmw motorcycle that the detectives showed me that was in the parking garage.ocked cases, they later learned, steve had maps, clothing, hair dye, makeup, and fifteen thousand dollars in cash. charlotte, who still believed her father was innocent, reluctantly testified for the prosecution. put on the spot, she had to agree she knew he was thinking of running. and under a grant of immunity she admitted that she wrote the so-called anonymous e-mail that claimed carol was killed by drug dealers. an e-mail dictated by her father. >> and at one point, your dad held up a piece of paper to that glass window and wanted you to write down what was on that paper? >> yes. >> and you did? >> yes. >> what were you supposed to do with that piece of paper? >> i was supposed to write an e-mail with the same substance that i had copied down. i believe, in the hopes that it would be investigated further. >> what did that mean to you, i mean, did you believe it? >> i did. i believed that that was what he had been told by someone in the jail. and that, you know it was very emotional

bmw, mercedes, boeing, all called their homes in south carolina. we think about stopping the right of states right to work, when we think about having contracts that force workers to pay union dues just to get a job , when we think about undermining secret ballot elections and restoring the fair standard for employers. $33 billion a year, hundreds of thousands of jobs, you and i will have strong, passionate disagreement. what i ask of you is to make sure that with a 50-50 the senate, nearly 50%-50% house, that you will talk to both sides before moving forward and undermining the rights of the states as well. i hope that you can -- change your mind of the program -- i don't think you will but i hope you will come to all sides about how to move forward with something that will be devastating to states like my home state. is that something you could commit to? mayor walsh: absolutely. that is something i would be proud to do. i generally like to be a collaborator i will not surprise you. i have done that my whole entire career. sen. scott: i appreciat

bmw, volvo, mercedes, boeing, all call their owns in south carolina. that story is throughout the nation. so when youou think about stoppg the right him states of right to work . we think about having contracts of the force workers to pay the union dues, just get a job. when you think about underlying secret ballot elections. in this morning, the standard for georgia employers, franchising sector. [inaudible]. thirty $3m dollars aye year. hundreds of thousands of jobs, the pro act, the place for you and i will have strong passionate disagreements. and i ask you, is to make sure the 50/50 senate, nearly 50 percent, the house that you agree to talk to both sides. before moving forward and undermining both states as well. i hopewe that you, i would love for you to change my but i don't think you will but i hope that you will come to both sides have a conversation about how to move forward it is something that will be devastating to states like my home state of south carolina. as a something that you can commit to . scott: absolutely senator. i ambs proud

it would be great if it was mercedes, bmw. volkswagen audi there's a lot.t apollo global management. an investigation found that black had paid epstein $158 million. that expression we have of him right there, that's like when you hear it, that's kind of like the expression i have. when he paid him $158 million for tax and estate planning services but found no ties between black and epstein's criminal activities. black had already announced plans to step down as apollo ceo in july. jay clayton is a cnbc contributor and he's going to join us tomorrow on this very show at 7 a.m. eastern time. that's good news on both fronts, that he's a contributor and wil join us tomorrow >> thanks. >>> meantime, taxing millionaires including new gamestop millionaires. how much would the government make if it collected all of the taxes? details on new legislation ussigned to do that. pl, allianz advisor mohamed el erian will join us on "squawk box" on cnbc doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has pow