at bosch, we have a vision for accident-free driving. we see the potential for automated vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems to dramatically decrease vehicle-related injuries and fatalities, making automated driving a reality for a profound understanding of all vehicle systems. bosch has this expertise. and we manufacture the key components. including radar, video, ultrasonic sensors, and power steering. automated driving will demand much more than just a fitment of more sensors and cameras. it will require a new vision for the electronic architecture and the safety critical functions of the vehicle. to realize higher levels of automated driving, we need redundancy in safety critical systems such as braking and steering. bosch is actively developing redundant braking solutions to support all levels of automation and this redundancy is a critical element, especially for level four and level five automated vehicles. it is also important for level three vehicles where a human driver is still necessary but safety critical functio

craig: the lawsuit mentions bosch.mentions volkswagen more than 100 times, so it is very clear there is an attempt to sort of similarities between the volkswagen scandal and bosch's involvement. bosch is also a supplier that was involved in diesel engines for other carmakers that make the software that sort of allows for whether or not the emissions of these engines are sort of tweaked in order to avoid engine failures. notimportance is whether or the actual use of that software was illegal as opposed to bosch doing something wrong here. that has consistently been their stance. vonnie: thanks to greg trudell. i want to mention that we are out to ford for comment. nothing as of yet, although other carmakers have taken on accusationsks against them. we will bring you the response as soon as we get it. time for a bloomberg exclusive. jpmorgan health care conference in georgia, the biggest competition from the cds at no merger. is quiterategy -- focused. we expect the dynamic -- environment to be dynamic. competitive chang

which said it takes such allegations very seriously last year bosch paid almost three hundred thirty million dollars to us owners of folks walking diesels for its part in the emissions cheating scandal. and so fishman ski is on wall street for us so free should ford take this lawsuit seriously. yes then you know we have seen the damage park's log has drawn upon themselves the devil uses struggle to draw a line under a scandal and hit enormous costs of thirty billion dollars i'm talking about v.w. remember the days when everyone could just blame parks who are not anymore in january twenty eighth who we know more than we can say we have seen lol suppose he's a cheater it seems like it was a trend among auto makers to cheat maybe because their requirements in terms of reducing emissions while still building a car were simply not realistic or they really did want to go the easiest way will seemingly easiest way i should say we don't know much about the ford case yet but i think this has a lot of potential to really hurt the automaker here ok so ford should watch out moving from cars to t

which said it takes such allegations very seriously last year bosch paid almost three hundred thirty million dollars to us on as a false start diesels for its part in the emissions cheatings. that's all for business for now back to sunni with a controversy surrounding the mitsu movement that's right there had a french actress catherine deneuve and at least another one hundred women have signed an open letter criticizing me to movement they accuse that supporters of underestimating women's ability to say no and of ruining the lives so innocent men but critics have condemned her remarks with some calling her an apologist for rape some french women are using satire to respond to sexism in their country.

which said it takes such allegations very seriously last year bosch paid almost three hundred thirty million dollars to us owners of folks walking diesels for its part in the emissions cheating scandal. and so fisherman ski is on wall street for us so if we should ford take this lawsuit seriously. yes then you know we have seen the damage products log has drawn upon themselves the w.'s a struggle to draw a line under a scandal and hit enormous costs of thirty billion dollars i'm talking about v.w. remember the days when everyone could just claim products was american not anymore and january twenty eighth you we know more than we can say we have seen multiple seasons cheaters seems like it was a trend among automakers to cheat maybe because their requirements in terms of reducing emissions while still building a pos car were simply not realistic or they really didn't want to go the easiest way will seemingly easiest way i should say we don't know much about the ford case yet but i think this has a lot of potential to really hurt the automaker here ok so ford should watch out moving fr

bosch and ego had two years to come to a satisfactory solution.hey've made we don't always tell everyone what to do we want to learn from each other and benefit from one another's experience they might say they've done something a certain way and it worked out so we could try that that's perhaps something established corporations wouldn't do because they haven't considered it or because it's against their guidelines because that's the one is. the chassis is produced here on the premises. all the plastic segments like the hood are then simply attached to it the car does not have to be painted that helps to keep costs down in two years time these cars should start rolling off the assembly line busty on new car is overseeing plans for a new factory not far from the university this is where the ego life is to go into serious production. we're already building the factory we started construction at the end of march beginning of april this year and the shell is almost finished. and if they manage to produce twenty thousand small cars every year their ve

last year bosch paid almost $350 million for its part in the emissions cheating scandal. carmakers are just one example of how companies are using the consumer electronics show in las vegas as a forum to show off their newfound tech and green credentials, as well. of course, they are desperate to promise us self driving technology within a matter of a couple years, not decades. this year, the show begins before you get to the convention center. >> changing lanes. reporter: the utopian vision of a driverless future is already taking shape before a visitor even reaches the ces. self-driving taxis like this bmw are waiting to take them there. for now, there is still a human driver on hand for emergencies, but on this trip he is not needed. >> it has 360 degree sensing, radar sensing, light sensing, and vision. and we fuse that information together. so we combine, basically, the readings and we track all the objects around the vehicle. reporter: when this toyota goes into service, there will be no need for human backup. it is a joint development between amazon, uber and pizza

which said it takes such allegations very seriously last year bosch paid almost three hundred thirty million dollars to us owners of folks fogging diesels for its part in the emissions cheating scandal. and car makers are just one example of how companies are using the consumer electronics show in las vegas as a forum to show off their newfound tech and green credentials as well of course they're desperate to promise a self driving technology within a matter of a couple of years not decades and this year the show begins before you get to the convention center. tito paean vision of a driverless future is already taking shape before a visitor even reaches the c.e.o.'s. self driving taxis like this b.m.w. awaiting to take them there for now there's still a human driver on hand for emergencies but on this trip he's not needed. it has three l. sixty degree sensing radar sensing life and vision and the fuse that information together so we can combine basically the readings and the track all the objects along i don't often get when this toyota goes into service there'll be no need for human

bosch. priority for bosch has worked to develop robust and comprehensive solutions. we have espoused this principle in the development of engagement with our customers. first, by developing systems and technologies that can address risks of electronic architecture of the vehicles. it can be interwoven into vehicle design on the outset. addressing potential threats and developing best practices. as with look forward to these advances, we can fulfill the millions of jobs that were to fuel transformation. to build and shape the , andacturing workforce maintain an apprenticeship at several manufacturing facilities and the community fund provides grants to stem based educational programs and professional development for teachers. thank you for the opportunity today. we will forward to continuing to work with each of you as we continue to develop technologies that are truly invented for life. i look forward your questions. thank you, mr. mansuetti. mr. snyder. >> chairman, ranking member nelson. i appreciate the opportunity to testify today. of theou on behalf automotive i

and german parts supplier bosch the study was supposed to be conducted under the cover that they were to be no negative effects on the human subjects but the methods which have now been revealed have let loose a wave of indignation. it's absolutely understandable that people are outraged that tests on monkeys and even on human beings cannot be ethically justified. that amounts to nothing more than hot air according to environmental organizations they say the german government has been in bed with the automotive lobby for years. mrs merkel is really the first cat chancellor and she even fights in brussels to make sure that emissions regulations are less strict and if possible not controls which control yet and it seems there were no controls at volkswagen either the supervisory board says it knew nothing about the studies and is now threatening consequences. to complex this complex is reprehensible ethically morally and in that sense i think the w. will have to hold the employees who are responsible for this accountable so they can shift. these revelations will deliver another blow to

and german parts supplier bosch the study was supposed to be conducted under the car the that they were to be no negative effects on the human subjects but the methods which have now been revealed have let loose a wave of indignation. it's absolutely understandable that people are outraged that tests on monkeys and even on human beings cannot be justified. that amounts to nothing more than hot air according to environmental organizations they say the german government has been in bed with the automotive lobby for years. mrs merkel is really the first chancellor and she even fights in brussels to make sure that emissions regulations are less strict and if possible not controls which control yet and it seems there were no controls at volkswagen either the supervisory board says it knew nothing about the studies and is now threatening consequences. to complex this complex is reprehensible ethically morally and in that sense i think the w. will have to hold the employees who are responsible for this accountable so they can shift. these revelations will deliver another blow to the german car

tested on the realistic conditions the lawsuit also names names german automotive industry supply of bosch which said to take such allegations very seriously last year bush paid almost three hundred seventy million dollars to us owners of folks diesels for its components leased to the emissions cheating scandal . that's all your business sports now the n.b.a. basketball coming to europe sue me a lift for a game the boston celtics and philadelphia seventy six ers are getting ready for a showdown on thursday night in london's o two arena fans have flooded into the british capital from across europe to see two of the leagues and brightest young teams go head to head. the boston celtics season got off to a shaky start when their star small forward gordon hayward injured in the very first game but led by kyrie irving they've been the surprise story of the campaign and now lead the eastern conference. the point guards talked about what it will take to win in london this is the liberal. party that's a. really good place to bring. the philadelphia seventy six is battling for a playoff spot behind

>> anthony bosch: all of them banned. >> lance armstrong: where's evidence of doping here? champion lance armstrong finally admitted using banned drugs after his former teammate tyler hamilton came clean on "60 minutes" in 2011. >> tyler hamilton: there was e.p.o., there was testosterone. >> pelley: you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> hamilton: yeah, like, we all did. >> stahl: and rounding out our sports report, ed's encounter with muhammad ali in 1996. ali's parkinson's disease had worsened. >> bradley: ali, ali, ali? >> stahl: and at lunch, he appeared to nod off. >> bradley: somebody told me, sometimes, when he sleeps, he punches in his sleep. you know, i'm sort of looking at wem, and all the sudden, he just ( laughter ) i almost jumped out of my chair. >> stahl: it was all a prank, a put-on, engineered by the greatest. >> muhammad ali: yeah. >> bradley: you got me. >> action! >> stahl: as for the movies: >> you looking at me? >> yuch. >> now, i'm a great actress. ( laughter ) >> can you do anything you want right now? >> i thought "60 minutes" was a high class sh

european research organization for environmental health and financed by german carmakers vw and bmw and bosche was a done under the county that there were no -- caveat that for there were no negative effects on humans. >> it is absolutely understandable that people are outraged. the test on monkeys and human beings cannot be ethically justified. that amount -- correspondent: that amounts to nothing more than hot air according to environmental organizations. they say the german government has been in bed with the car lobby for years. >> angela merkel fights in brussels to make sure emissions regulations are less strict and if possible not controlled. correspondent: and it seems there were no controls at volkswagen either. the supervisory board said it knew nothing about the studies and is threatening consequences. >> this entire complex is an permissible --reprehensible. i think vw will have to hold the employees responsible for this accountable. correspondent: these revelations will deliver another blow to the german car industry's image. juri: as you saw, -- helena: as you saw, those tests be

the carmaker ford worked with robert bosch of germany to create an algorithm in the computer so thate car was tested for its emissions, it would tell the computer that it is indeed compliant with epa standards and california standards. in reality, when the cars on the road, it is emitting these pollutants at levels almost 50 times higher than legal limits. these are the allegations in court. the claim is that there are at least 500 thousand cars on the road that are in violation of these standards, and consumers paid almost $8,400 more for these cars and gasoline alternatives. shery: -- vonnie: thank you. shery: moments ago, president trump spoke at a cabinet meeting. he was meeting with his cabinet and said that he has been listing his 2017 achievements. he said 4 trillion dollars will pour in from overseas holdings. >> a record in our country's history, as reported by many newspapers. before christmas, we passed the largest tax cut and reform in american history, including anwar and the fact that the individual mandate was terminated, which is a tremendously important thing and a v

. >> you are a lucky man. [ laughter ] >> michael bosch preordered and got the book that many in america are anxious to read. >> i think it will be entertaining, to say the least. >> reporter: books -- bookstores are completely sold out and it has broken the waitlist record at the san francisco public library. more than 900 people have it on hold . >> i've been in the book business 41 years and i've never seen something like this. >> reporter: ever since experts hit the airways, many have been curious to get an inside look at the first year of donald trump's presidency. >> the big discussion seems to be, is he mentally capable of handling this job? that was my concern a year ago, and it's more of a concern today. >> when i have my dinner break tonight, i'm going to try not to spill soup on someone's book and i am going to take another peek at it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trump's lawyers tried to stop him from -- banned from publishing the book. they claimed portions were defamatory. instead, the publisher moved up the release date to today, which led to stores not having enough copies t

we try to bosch the local beers from day one. >> they have green beer pouring, green booze mixing and green flagsing. >> everyone is pumped. everyone is talking about it. >> reporter: aren't we all. miguel martinez valle, nbc 10 news. >> it will be hard to find any clam chowder around here. >> no way. >> in boston, they are banning cheesesteaks and pretzels and philadelphia cream cheese. completely their loss. >> we'll take it. >>> the taste of philadelphia can be found the super bowl this year. u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis will be serving this south philly roast pork sandwich for eagles fans. also a new england clam roll for pats fans. not for us, though. >>> excitement over the eagles is going to fans' heads. eagles fans are dyeing for a super bowl win. many are also dyeing their hair green from extensions to eyebrows, babe's salon has gotten a lot of requests from people looking to go green now that the eagles punched their ticket to minneapolis. >> looks great on that guy. >>> one big eagles fan who won't be at the super bowl is u.s. olympfrom o olympian from our area. >> he d

destroy roma co he wants to team up with the manufacturer in karlsruhe to overtake competitors such as bosch. seems china is a huge market and germany is highly developed scientifically and technologically us working together chinese and german companies could conquer the global markets. so we have a three year plan we want to increase from a close market share in china into this as. well markos the change. so right now the annual turnover there is only five to six million euro. chinese corporation and that would mean in the future major decisions would be made by chinese investors a good reason for the german management to weigh up the situation carefully. here. a lot at stake in the negotiations between. we'll come back later to find out what kind of agreement was reached. just one of many companies. have shown interest in. twenty sixteen. companies in germany. changed hands for company. it is one of several. agencies. in business with china. and sometimes even. twenty seventeen was a record year for chinese in amman day activities abroad and also in europe and germany and america and. we'

they're probably bosch. they're expensive but well worth it. your tires are so important.ards, ice, even the little bit of snow that can be the biggest problem. tires are the key. and if you have tires that are slightly balding, believe it or not you want those in the front, you want the best on the backing preferably you want all four to be in those are some of the tips. you guys just mentioned if you warm up your car in your driveway, you can get a ticket. i can't believe that but that could happen's shawn >> yes, it can. thank you. >> that's good information >>> the deep freeze we're experiencing is also invading the deep south, winter storm. is bringing frigid wind be freezing rain and snow to unlikely places like parts of northern florida and southern georgia is stretching up to north carolina. in charlottesville, cameras captured overturned car, the roads are not the only travel affected several airlines are cancelling flights into an out of the south. >> think about it. people around here go crazy when we get like a dusting of snow and they can't drive. down there?

centimeters from each other on the largest wooden disk place the middle sized wooden board on top of the bosch will. mark the positions of the bottle mounts on the middle sized board bore holes through the circles with the larger force in the drill bit. the regular drill big drill through the mark center of the middle sized board then use the small force to carefully drill indentations on both sides of that hole drill half way down into the center of the large wooden drill all the way through the smallest board. place the middle sized board on the six. do the same with the remaining four bottles and the smallest board use the large force now drilled. to drill out the holes. tape to mask the edges of the boards paint the boards. where the paint is dr drew move the tape. so it wouldn't draw it into two pieces of different lengths we chose for centimeters and twenty four centimeters. drill a hole for the cord through the end of the long piece of broad pull the cord through the hole and. glue the smaller. in the law just forward system you don't sign on the roll and don't glue it you'll need to re

has analyzed numerous chinese company takeovers including a bosch starter motor and generator subsidiary the chinese investors are actually made up of a complex network with locations in germany luxembourg and the cayman islands and in the end everything comes together in a special holding company. look at the chinese business register this holding company is owned entirely by henan province . which is a very very clear indication of the provincial plan for the automotive industry the . state owned enterprises have. another example in x p semiconductors in hamburg the buyer appeared to be a private investor but a look into numerous shell companies reveals a state fun directly subordinate to the council of state so not a private investor after all. trying to give the impression that this is a private plan when the government's actually behind it that if you have nothing to hide there's no reason not to say that the government is involved. it's a controversial strategy. thinks it has to do with germany as a business location. is germany being sold off little by little as getting a part of

well melissa chard is a follower of the robert bosch foundation and a journalist specializing in that asian affairs welcome to the w what does this announcement tell us about kim jong un's thinking well everyone focuses on the fact that he mentioned that he has a button on his table the nuclear button but of course he also did extend an olive branch to open the possibility of discussing and having talks with south korea which the south koreans responded positively to they said let's have a meeting let's have a meeting next week how about tuesday i mean this is happening very quickly and it is one way to bring the temperature down so that's looking at the situation with the glass half full and so there's a lot of symbolism in this isn't well to a certain extent there is symbolism that he decided to give the speech at the start of twenty eight thousand but also keep in mind of course that the two koreas have very few means of communicating actually this hotline as you mentioned is something that they're just restarting after an interim where they weren't really speaking with each other

and german parts supplier bosch the study was supposed to be conducted under the cover that they were to be no negative effects on the human subjects but the methods which have now been revealed have let loose a wave of indignation. it's absolutely understandable that people are outraged that tests on monkeys and even on human beings cannot be ethically justified. that amounts to nothing more than hot air according to environmental organizations they say the german government has been in bed with the automotive lobby for years. mrs merkel is really the first cut chancellor and she even fights in brussels to make sure that emissions regulations are less strict and if possible not controls. and it seems there were no controls at volkswagen either the supervisory board says it knew nothing about the studies and is now threatening consequences. because i'm to complex this complex is reprehensible ethically morally and in that sam so i think the w. will have to hold the employees who are responsible for this accountable so they can shift. these revelations will deliver another blow to the

the carmaker in this instance worked with robert bosch from germany to create an algorithm in the computersr was tested for its emissions, it would tell the computer that it is compliant with epa standards and california standards. in reality, when the car is on thesead, it is emitting pollutants at levels almost 50 times higher than legal limits. these are the allegations in court. there areaim is that at least 500,000 cars on the road in violation of these standards and consumers paid almost $8,400 more for these cars in their gasoline alternatives. tothe camera maker is set advise jp morgan and chase. the company announced it would cut 20% of its workforce and exit the business. bloomberg has just reported that j.p. morgan has been advised of a potential sale. can you confirm this? if so, how far along in the process are you? >> i can confirm that j.p. morgan is our banker but we have not engaged them to help us sell the company. if there were an opportunity for with ao partner up larger organization that could help us scale, scale the company and our brand, that would be something we wo