car... when these lights turn yellow, you can get this replaced. it costs 300 or 400 bucks. then when i give them a number that's lower than what they originally thought it was gonna be, their expectations are probably more in line. they're less surprised, and they feel like you're hiding less. i would rather ask these questions with them. make sense? >> i like that. i like that approach. >> you too? last year, car cash generated over $13 million in revenue. that's $13,500 per car, since they bought 960 cars. if jon followed my process and took the customer through the appraisal process, he would be able to buy cars for 5% or 10% lower than he's paying today. that's about $1,000 a car. $960,000 a year, without buying one more car. when you leave somebody in the office, the level of anxiety that's happening, as you sit there, as the minutes tick--oh, god. then you come back with the number? it seems like you set me up. >> i don't agree. >> look, jon and andrew are great guys, and this is a gr

and just as car designs have evolved over the years so has the work of car designers these days it's digitization that's making a splash design plays a key role in the high tech displays featured in cars nowadays behind the display is an onboard computing system and each function needs to specialize user interface . a look back to the one nine hundred fifty s. shows how much has changed for example on this dashboard of us say at six hundred. here you can see the venue so very very simple. and we just when we designed it we just put the elements in some places where it seemed to cling because the elements are so simple are so small. we have another space to avoid it and even the radio when we sold this car there really was an extra something something to hold the car we had a radio and then that if a customer wanted him. out there. i thought that like a toast. in the 1980's metal dashboards were replaced by ones made out of automotive plastics in the sea at the beach the radio was no longer an add on but integrated into the panel design it also sported a cassette player which meant th

sir unable to unsettle his car. the front gives the essex for as cross a bride and chunky appearance measuring four point three metres long there is plenty of space for rear passengers thanks to a ground clearance of one hundred eighty millimeters it can master regular and bumpy roads with these and take on off road passages pretty safely even when things get a bit rocky. suzuki has definitely fulfilled its promises michelle it's offered abilities mean the asics four is crossed gets you where you want to go fast on the road or cross country. says. the latest generation of the key a rio driving along and rio in portugal the ta goes. there have been a range of changes for the subcompact fourth edition with a reworked design a new engine and plush fittings the korean manufacture hopes to score big with buyers. that are you with in terms of numbers the rio is key is fourth most important current your money explains executive stephan cost but the rio is more than that for its maker of it's generated a lot of new customer

cars are only in the background take a look. welcome to the program the future of the a three eighty is up in this stuff i could this be the end of the largest commercial airplane in the skies european giant airbus says it might end production of the a three eighty super jumbo the two story plane was supposed to revolutionize air travel but its most important customer emirates is not ordering enough planes to keep the aircraft alive what was hoped to be the company's biggest success is turning into a disappointing defeat with just over three hundred planes sold and few on order airbus says it will stop making the a three eighty super jumbo if it doesn't get more business from top client emirates which is now buying planes from boeing says that the dubai based airline is key for its business they are probably the only one who has the ability right now in the marketplace to take a minimum of six a year for a period of eight to ten years and then we can add some on top of that so quite honestly if we can't work out a deal with emir

the car? >> i'm sorry. your hypothetical where he's barred from doing that, i agree that he doesn't -- he doesn't have permission to use the trunk, and he may be more like the passengers in the case. i would still say he has a fourth amendment right to invoke there, but a more difficult situation. >> so if the police have access to if they say let me see the license and they have the budget agreement and the agreement says you must consent to police search if you are stopped, what about that? >> again, that contract of adhesion -- >> contract of adhesion? >> when you go into a rental agreement, it pops up a thing and they ask you to sign off on it. >> they don't want to rent the car to somebody who will put illegal stuff in the car. it's their car. they want to cooperate with the police in terms of what can be used in their car. put aside the contract of adhesion. what then? in other words, he knows that budget doesn't want him to have an expectation of privacy in the trunk. >> again, your hon

our test car turns heads and not just because it's yellow it's design just scream super sports car the various air intakes and outlets make the car look more aggressive. this horse power pack has the typically broad nine eleven rear a very conspicuous rear spoiler tops off a sophisticated aerodynamics. interior matches the motor sports minded exterior to reduce weight the full bucket seats are made of carbon fiber they offer excellent lateral support read all come tara in combination with black leather subway compliment the outside colors. now it's time for klaus to take it out on the track cut loose. so i think it's the closest portugal's port the moment track it's four point eight kilometers are quite demanding east steps on the gas. the three point eight leader twin turbo engine seven hundred horsepower works out to five hundred fifteen kilowatts making it indeed the most powerful nine eleven ever. lies on top of the klaus is impressed by the two point eight seconds that g.t. two takes the move from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour reaching two hundred eight point three secon

class car service reinhold inside the british cars and tight fit but there is heating for the back seats and an outstanding meridian surround sound system. the interior boasts explicit material aluminum chrome piano lacquer the instrument panel displays fine weather the three spoke leather steering wheel underscores the x j sporty unless of course both the front and back seats can be heated and cooled . in a study the interior of the jaguar x j is like sirius is rhinos especially stylish is how the gear selector lever rises automatically when you start the car twelve point three inch t.f.t. display can be individualized that's fine but some functions are a big complicated to use for example the c. t.v.'s first you press a button then you select on a touchscreen whether you want a seat needed or ventilated twisting enough it would be simpler. than the. wood and similar with the rear view camera it's definitely needed because the view out the back window is very limited but to get the right setting you have to keep pressing the camera button until you get the view you want the pockets of i

yes we're in the cable car. cables up to eight thousand meters in length extended over the sea of houses cable cars are a perfect solution and steve regions where subways are out of the question. from the telephone everything on the ground looks small and insignificant. little cardio is on her way to the market. she's got a push cart stored here. she's a single mother and has four children to feed. and a daily battle to keep her head overwater every minute counts. but after a few thanks to the telephone records i can spend more time at the market whereas you need at least an hour in the bus to get here the cable car takes just twenty minutes. it has really changed my life. the cable car connects the satellite town of and i'll talk with the center of. five lines already in operation with six more under construction the existing one thousand kilometer network is already the most dense urban cable car system in the world. that connects very different worlds rich and poor. this is where western meets indigenous cult

when jacobs first started driving a plug in car five years ago he was one of the very few electric car enthusiasts there are now two million electric cars in circulation worldwide twice as many as just two years ago professor deborah blevins who has been studying alternative transportation for over thirty years believes the technology is at a turning point the biggest challenge has been on batteries batteries have made a huge stride they're not there yet but they made a tremendous strides despite recent improvement electric cars are still expensive and sales only account for one percent of the market in developed countries in order to help get the new technology into people's hands governments around the world from norway to the u.s. provide rebates to electric car buyers at king mitsubishi in maryland the outlander hybrid electric vehicle qualifies for about seven thousand dollars in government incentives this is actually the first week and a half that we have come in and we've had a huge amount of customers come in obviously they're doing the research they want to know more about it

a passenger cars brand manager her body did he says the u.s. is not much of a market for hatchbacks like the golf the americans prefer sedans and they are designed with c.n.n. . so it's fitting that evokes wakin is presenting its new jetta here seventeen point five million jets have been produced making it one of the most successful cars now in its seventh generation the jetta is based for the first time on the new m q b platform and every imaginable safety system and connectivity feature is available. also new is the poseidon g.t. with a three point six liter two hundred nine kilowatt v. six engine. a sedan is the centerpiece for toyota into the avalon is based on the t n g eight platform and it's a premium for size model prices started thirty three thousand five hundred dollars . of americans like one thing even more than sedan says the amount of well it's a big pickups like this toyota tundra good luck finding a parking spot big enough ford in germany might be too big for a parking garage to. easier to park but equally impressive is the new

if for example the car's rear over shearson and swerving the car to the left but if it in it's right front wheel automatically brakes that's a street only car around innings that becomes all of it that i stock up out of the ultimate there so the snow drive mode makes travelling on the snow much safer for average drivers put in a mile and although far as these are more the money don't have the excess up on home use they still are for paying for. snow can actually provide decent traction provided it doesn't exceed a certain height and you've got winter tires but what about driving on ice i if. it's. sebastian says you can instantly to know when you're driving on ice will be like now. that the car is sliding ice is a real challenge and a real danger lies and if your car starts to slide downhill the best thing to do is activate the four wheel drive mohan with all that. then you've got to hit the gas and try to get away. if anything else like braking could make the car slip out of control by them and by them so you have to move away from the slope using four wheel drive. this can depend o

he was a car saver. he saved cars. >> harold couldn't stand to see a car crushed. would just break harold's heart. >> he went to a wrecking-yard auction in idaho, bought the whole wrecking yard. [ bluegrass music plays ] >> by the mid 1990s, harold's collection of cars totals into the thousands. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> and you never said to him, "honey, enough already -- we could use that money for a vacation"? >> no, but whenever we did go on vacation, there was always a car somewhere in the route. >> as harold's fleet expands, he runs out of room in his 300-car garage, so he snatches up over 50 properties to stockpile his collection. >> he'd buy houses so that he could use the garage, you know, and then he'd rent the house and not the garage. >> he even buys this 87-acre former catholic boarding school called marymount. we'll circle back here later. how many conversations did you have with harold about what should happen to the collection when he passed? >> he never though about passing at all. this was not on his agenda. >> but the question i

are choosing to own cars. a lot of the new residents who move to san francisco are not bringing a car with them. the needle it tippis tipping, s slow. it's not overnight. we need everyone to look at their car ownership and usage, and their neighbor's car usage and ownership. we're making it easier to bike, to walk, to take transit. easier to use all kinds of different modes, so i want to thank you all for coming down, thank you for being involved. mr. wilson, thank you and your staff for working on this. you've done a good job. we're going to get to the point where there's not such a crunch in parking. director ramos and i cannot wave a wand and suddenly turn 60% of the city no noncar household, although we would like to very much. thank you for your presentation. we're done withmen comments, we done with questions. we can just approve it as is, and staff will come back to us with a solution as they work with the teachers and the nonprofits. do i have a motion? >> yes. >> second? >> second. >> again, all the a

along with the car manufacturers parts manufacturers are also showing their leaders products for car zero for example. as develop new seats that permit a modular exchange of individual parts and that are substantially thinner without sacrificing comfort that increases leg room in the back seat. scheffler is showing its newest developments aim to support car makers and further developing electric vehicles. and. peter good smart chief technology officer at scheffler says society and politics are demanding big changes like three drive systems because even greater efficiency is a real quantum leaps to establish emission free transportation. and or the i'm pleased by that in which the incidence follows fall and so it. is that f. is working hard on hybrid systems to. defy because it said if chairman of the board list three main trends autonomy's driving electric all mobility and more safety aspects active and passive safety are gaining in importance to the. center of continues developing its technology all sorts of drive components are being improved and combined with new technology. if an

houston is a car dependent city. 94% of the households have a car.ehold has 1.8 car. my wife and i share five cars in different locations. after hurricane harvey hit nearly a million cars will be replaced in the area in 30 to 40% will be new. the standards are more important than ever when it comes to helping air quality in houston. i'm concerned about the low market penetration anywhere except california. we have some in houston you're not gonna drive from houston to san antonio on electric car that you have to sit let charge for a few hours. so how has the low price and gas affected purchasing habits among consumers? >> the average age of a cars 11 years old. when you look at the improvement of the conventional engine retraining a camaro for camaro or civic versus wiki have about a 25% increase so when is the improvement in the ancient the second is the low price of gas. the combination has made electrification a niche product. that might change over time but those factors combined to impact penetration 2017 -- balance .5. if you look at the number

today your car tester only live stack is putting a second. generation lay on cooper are through its paces see as cooper a series has long been a synonym for power sporting news and instilling. what an army says cooper stands for a cup or e six was seen as bringing the race track to the street and now they're introducing a really fast liana the one he sitting in a cooper art show seven hundred ninety nine of them will be built all with manual transmission i'm sure i don't know we have the exhaust system comes from the gulf club sport but say it's overhauled it he likes the way it sounds. the cooper are doesn't just sound good it also cuts a good figure on the road there are five drive profile modes to choose from ranging from comfort to cooper the extremely sporty one individual mode lets drivers tailor this set up to their own driving style. ronnie plans to push the cooper are to its limits on this blocked off stretch of road. so during his test drive he will use both lanes and doesn't have to worry about running into any other cars or pedest

and behind that is the transmission which is very much like in a motor sports car that all cars in formula one or more have a mid engine. that distributes the way to evenly the car center which gives it a very good balance. here. the seventeen k. man has two hundred sixty nine kilowatts of power p.t.k. gearbox catcalls passengers two hundred kilometers an hour in four point three seconds with its newly developed four cylinder engine two seater consumes eight point two liters per one hundred kilometers and naturally does not have an ecological exhaust system. visually the porsche seven eighteen came in g.t.s. is most distinguished by its front. the black by xenon headlights and taillights give it another sporty touch. rounded off with black badging and a black diffuser at the rear with two intel pipes. another eye catcher are twenty inch wheels also in black. this seven eighteen is the most powerful and dynamic of its kind so far the interior is furnished in outcome to atlanta and boasts electronically it just. feel that many have doubts about this two point five liter turbo engine but klau

perhaps car dealerships will scale back. we want have used car salesman or body shops.t is like looking back and saying, sure, we have the horse and carriage industry go away. all these new areas came to fill the market. we have to be sure, as a society, that we take the time to think about how we are going to help each other across the nation, people who lose their jobs and the incredible economic disruption happening across the nation. this is like universal basic income. we tend to not able to have these deep policy discussions right now, but we have to find a way to do that and to realize, this is coming, sooner rather than later. and if we think things will be disrupted, there is a lot on the road ahead. a lot of things to think about. i don't mean to be too negative. i'm incredibly excited about the benefits autonomous vehicles will bring. not only traffic safety but convenience. warner bros. just announced a partnership with intel. obviously, wouldn't it be great to watch a movie instead of just sitting on the 405? take a nap. our parents or grandparents who aren

for me if for example the car's rear over shearson and swerving the car to the left but if it isn't it's a right front wheel out i'm. amicably breaks into the street in the car outings that becomes the fall of the earth that i feel i must stock up out of the ultimate they so the snow drive mode makes traveling on snow much safer for average drivers put in a mile and all to follow this news on more than money on top of the excess no one has the show for paying for. snow can actually provide decent traction provided it doesn't exceed a certain height and you've got winter tires but what about driving on ice i if. sebastian says you can instantly to know when you're driving on ice will be like now. if a car is sliding ice is a real challenge and a real danger lies and if your car starts to slide downhill the best thing to do is activate the four wheel drive. with all that. then you've got to hit the gas and try to get away. got. anything else like braking you could make the car slip out of control by that man but it so you have to move away from the slope using four wheel drive from. t

our correspondent cars and phenomenon is in detroit covering the motor show for us cars and hi good to see you well as we just saw in the piece this is so much different than what we've seen in other motor shows recently where it was all about self driving cars and electric mobility did carmakers forget about all that. well to be fair they didn't forget about it they're all talking about it but if you look at the reality of the market only one percent or less than one percent of new cars here are electric cars so basically the market wants s.u.v.s the market ones trucks pick ups that is what the produce is here in detroit assuring now you're talking about the fact that the market defines those preferences do you see any difference between for example european car makers and american companies that are presenting their models there. well there's a difference in focus i mean basically all the big produces have costs for each and every segment starting from the very small ones up to the big pickup trucks and of course every big producer from asia from america from europe now has an electr

first their car was broken into then their other car was stolen right out of their garage.e video shows a man peaking around the house and ringing the doorbell to see if anyone was home. the family believes the same person came back and stole their car. they also believe that the same thief targeted another one of their cars at the fremont bart station earlier in the day. ( will ) lorenzo cadena says the scariest part.. is that his wife and their two young children were at home when the car was stolen from their garage. the family has had to replace their credit cards and say they've lost their sense of safety in their home. ( james ) in a big story we are following... we have new details on the deadly police shooting in oakland this week. an on duty bart police officer saw two men in a struggle with each o

the eagle life is a small city car whose manufacturer hopes to take on the big car makers.ere aiming for a price of sixteen thousand euros for the base model currently there is a subsidy of four thousand for electric vehicles so the selling price would start at twelve thousand euros. and if you look at the market the next cheapest vehicle is the smart easy which costs twenty two or twenty three thousand for the base model so ours is relatively cheap. the eagle life has a top speed of one hundred twenty kilometers an hour and its range is one hundred twenty kilometers that's thirty less than the smart. students at the our deputy h. university in arc in germany worked together with engineers to develop the vehicle . the project has taken just two years. boston luker was part of the operation from the beginning at the age of just thirty one he has significant responsibility here with many different roles. it's been fun but with. responsible for industrial engineering which includes planning the production process as well as planning the factory building at the moment i'm also

it is a good car.n 15,000 miles per year because at that point the mileage demands the cost of that mileage. julian, thank you. you can always tweet your response. the headlines. the chairman of the pa role the headlines. the chairman of the parole board is concerned some victims of serial rapistjohn worboys were not told he was about to be released. new car sales fall for the first time in six years with the demand for diesel cars plunging by almost a fifth. the writer of a book about the trump administration accused the president of being like accused the president of being like a child and having no credibility. and ina a child and having no credibility. and in a moment, the vicar who takes a deposit to make sure brides turn up a deposit to make sure brides turn up on time. england left frustrated as australia backed themselves into as australia backed themselves into a strong position on day two of the final ashes test. serena williams pulls out of the tournament at the australian open saying she i

that here the focus clearly is on traditional cars and that makes sense because only one percent of cars here in the united states are electric cars these days and if you look at the lights vehicles and trucks it's clear two thirds of all cars are s.u.v.s these days only one third light vehicle it's all traditional sedans custom do you know why that is why the mobility isn't electrifying the american. well this is a vast country yes to be fair i mean there are enormous distances between places here and there simply not the infrastructure and also technology is not as far as advanced the most batteries in the electric cars these days have a range of less than one hundred miles and then if you don't have a place where you can recharge your battery you're in trouble and also it would take a lot of money to have plug in stations all over the country so we can expect mostly in the big cities there will be change over time but it will take time. would this be a boon for the german automakers daniel they've been pretty slow in the mobility race . yet even though ban we are seeing that numbers h

i really like riding the cable car. the views are great it's clean and quiet very different from the bus while so crammed in. shops for. thorsten boylan is stuck in a traffic jam and. there's no cable car yet where he's heading. erecting sixty five metre tall mast in a city is a major challenge they have to be carefully planned so that they don't end up in the middle of a road say or require demolition work. components are extremely heavy so construction is very difficult easily helicopters are deployed but here that's not possible. using the most troops here are made of corrugated iron. the updraft from a helicopter rotor blades would lift the roofs off. blow them all over the last impossible. instead the work is done with a crane especially imported for the task from europe this kind of technology doesn't exist in bolivia major components are also manufactured in austria to be assembled here. it's one thing coming up with technical solutions it's quite another getting people to accept and use the new technology at fir

think there can be a deal that will raise the price of cars significantly?ery difficult to predict. i think in this field we have to be prudent, watch carefully what is going on, try as much as possible, give the different policymakers data and -- in order for them to make the best decisions for their own company, the united states, mexico, that's what carmakers can do, just make sure that the revision of the policy is in the best interest of the industry. emily: president trump has announced he will be attending davos. -- theu think of this president attending this event preaching america first? carlos: i think it will be extremely interesting. i think tebow's is a place where many people meet to discuss important subjects that matter for countries and that matter for people. people participate, particularly people with high power level, the more interesting it is and the more it gives meaning to davos. i welcome the opportunity. ends in june,rm there are reports you will stay on as chairman. what can you tell us about the succession plan, what can a person

playgrounds instead of car parks germans love their cars so this amounts to a minor revolution. about thirteen hundred people live in the complex their rental contract stipulate that no cars are allowed residents however are permitted to transport shopping home in a cart before as a family don't do a big shop once a week by car they buy smaller amounts of fresh produce at the local grocers almost daily. it's not difficult i go by bike and i take a backpack alone that's usually enough plus i have my bike basket and if i need to buy something pokey like a crate of water i can borrow a hand cart it all works out fine. just. could carfree living be expanded to entire districts towns or cities. because john peel heads transport research at the german aerospace center the program is based in cologne motor vehicles play a huge role in the life and layout of major cities all over the world peter says that has to change. because for a city like cologne i don't think we're going to find the single fix that will solve all its problems we need a range of measures at the level of urban plann

adkins' car?ut with a piece of metal on it. >> reporter: and points for the defense when she told the jury about adkins' faulty car door. >> you were aware of the difficulties with this door? is that correct? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: and even though the defense insisted the evidence proved dana's injuries were from an accident, not a beating, roxy once again raised the specter of another suspect when she told her story of toby's fight with dana. >> as a matter of fact, it was a physical fight and a rape, is that correct? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: brittany says she felt much calmer this time hearing other people talk about her mother and the way she died. and maybe that's because her mom was right there, too. >> as soon as they brought that box in, i knew it was her, and i just sat there and stared at it for a minute. >> reporter: the coroner took the skull out of the box to show the jury what her examination had found. >> this has got to be just god awful for you and the family. they're walking a

first their car was broken into then their other car was stolen right out of their garage. surveillance video shows a man peaking around the house and ringing the doorbell to see if anyone was home. the family believes the same person came back and stole their car. they also believe that the same thief targeted another one of their cars at the fremont bart station earlier in the day. ( will ) lorenzo cadena says the scariest part.. is that his wife and their two young children were at home when the car was stolen from their garage. the family has had to replace their credit cards and say they've lost their sense of safety in their home. ( will ) in the north bay... a man is behind bars accused of breaking into a home and sexually assaulting a young girl in her own bed. this is the suspect -- noah holland. p

he said that car, that car. i said i don't know what you're talking about. >> reporter: heather was hit by a neo nazi guide driving a car into a crowd at a rally. heather was challenging the white white supremacist way of thinking. >> i said tell me why you're challenging this. when the detective told me that she was pronounced, i remember putting my head down and this ungodly wail came out of me. >> reporter: in death her daughter's name symbolizes the fight for equality. she will travel down colorado boulevard monday sharing heather's message of hope. >> we need to make this country better. >>> transitioning into weather, we had some clouds around today and officially at 6:00 tonight, at 6:00 tonight in santa rosa, it's 51 degrees and mostly cloudy skies, unless you're standing where da lin is standing. if you're standing where da lin is standing, you, ladies and gentlemen, are the lucky recipient of the only known sprinkles in northern california. aside from that, there is some rain on the way but not anytime

for anyone who needs their car to tell them.something interesting. there are many options around union square, from casual dining to michelin stars. high—end restaurants as well as popular cafes. do you like it? yes. sounds good. that was a bit of fun, but i didn't need the al to tell me that i was ready for dinner. sushi? yeah. let's go. welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that ford announced it would invest £8 billion in electric cars, in the next five years. a flaw in a vr porn app called sin vr left 20,000 users' names and email addresses exposed. and hackers managed to steal $100,000 worth of cryptocurrency by hijacking a server that hosts a web—based wallet for virtual currency. it was a busy week for cryptocurrency, as bitcoin encountered its biggest daily crash in four months. it's thought that fears over increased regulation, particularly in asia, were behind the downturn. a contraceptive app previously heralded as effective as the pill has been criticised by a swedish hospital for a number of unintended pregna

one man in the car is under arrest in hospital and police say another man they think was in the car iss a priority. friends, classmates, mourners. three, two, one... grieving together and improvised memorial for a tragedy as shocking as it was unexpected to mark the deaths of three teenagers struck by a speeding car in hayes in middlesex yesterday evening. two of those who died have been identified as harry rice and george wilkinson. the identity of the third teenager, known locally as josh, wilkinson. the identity of the third teenager, known locally asjosh, has not been confirmed. two were 16 years old, the other 17. jake webb was one of the first on the scene immediately after it happened. i seen it happen in front of me. there was a bus driver in front of us and he came over and said, yes, there's someone dead in the road and at that point i relayed that to 999 and within five minutes an ambulance arrived. the boys were walking on the other side of the road to a party less than half a mile away and the car mounted the curb and had them. other friends with them were unhurt but saw t

now also, what if you're a car enthusiast and love cars? maybe in the future they might have car ranches where you might go and visit your car and drive it on a private course like you might a horse. there's a lot of questions we need to ask still. >> well, i'm excited to see more in your series. thank you very much, chris moody, to check out more, go to cnn.com back slash driverless future. >>> there might be an old sitcom that the president is following even more closely. that's this week's state of the cartoonion. stay right there. good choice. how about calling or texting? definitely calling. puppies or kitties? sorry, cats. dry eyes or artificial tears? wait, that's a trick question. because they can both get in your way. that's why it is super-important to chat with your eye doctor if you're using artificial tears a lot and your eyes still feel dry. next question. guys, it's time for some eyelove! yes or no?gin. do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 op

levels of the car park.blaze. merseyside fire and rescue say it's one of the worst they've ever dealt with. all the car owners could do was watch and accept they would never see their vehicles again. i've got a vehicle in there, yes. i'm unsure at the moment when it's going to be. we can't get anywhere near it. do you hold out much hope for your car? looking at the flames, no. nearby flats and a hotel were evacuated too as the alarming sight of the massive fire attracted lots of onlookers. the fire's still going on. i canjust see black smoke everywhere. the car park is attached to the liverpool arena, where an international horse show was taking place. all the animals were quickly led to safety. this morning, the blackened building was surrounded by fire engines as experts assess the site. the concern is that the car park may collapse. this spectacular fire certainly caused a huge amount of damage. the insurance bill for the cars alone will be several million pounds. the good fortune was that no one was hurt

in cars. and i think one important thing to note about this case is any rule the court writes that is broad enough to encompass the conduct in which petitioner engaged in this case would be giving the imperimeter of the 4th amendment, what is fairly described as wrongful contract. >> do you think anything depends on knowledge? so suppose in this case byrd had been told don't worry, i have you down as an authorized driver. would that be different? if he thought he was an authorized driver? >> nothing in this court's cases to this point have turned on the defendant's knowledge, and i think there are reasons not to have such a role. i can get to them in a second. but even if you applied that rule in this case or awe seessue rule existed in this case, petitioner would still lose. >> obviously he knew he was an unauthorized driver. i'm saying how about if he didn't, what if he thought he was an authorized driver, you're saying same rule? >> i think we would say same rule. one of the reasons why, i

step in self-driving cars.he company now has plans of getting rid of steering wheels but kris van cleave explains that not everyone is on board. >> reporter: something is missing from this car a sneak peek of what the future may look like a self-driving smart car without a wheel or brake pedal. general motors says it's ready to start building them now. >> it's buzz-worthy. >> reporter: ed low from motor trend. >> when you start taking away fundamental controls like the pedal, brakes, steering wheel it makes the prospect of driverless cars more real. >> reporter: to get it on the road by 2019, gm has filed a position with the national highway traffic safety administration to waive some federal standards pertaining to human-driven cars. self-driving cars and even this self-flying volo copter were big players at this years's consumer electronics show. an electric carmaker sees the car of the future as a mobile lounge, movie theater on wheels. but a new survey out this morning by the advocates for highway and auto