we contacted daimler.hat these self- driving trucks could be in california as soon as they get certified. live in fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >> who is going to honk the horn? [ laughter ] >> right. >> no kidding. >> is that programmed? >> i guess there's a guy in there. but what about filling up with gas? >> then he has to stop the truck and take over manually. i don't know. it sounds like we're far off from this. >> the important question, who is going to do that now? >>> let's go outside. bay bridge the metering lights were turned on early, early, early-morning, 5:34. there were no incidents but you can see traffic backing up. they have been on now for more than 10 minutes and it's stacking up beyond the 880 overcrossing, at least the eastshore freeway looks okay between berkeley and emeryville. westbound 580 has picked up steam here in the last 15 minutes or so. westbound it is really heavy on the approach to vasco and then it remains sluggish kind of slow-and-go all the way out into pleasanton and the h

daimler says this is the next big step to get it out of the lab. >> the next challenge we have to overcome are basically to test the vehicle in real life, take it out on public roads in europe, but also in -- in the united states to see about weather conditions, conditions in every temperature, how the vehicle behaves. >> reporter: the trucks have a lot of legal hurdles to clear. for example, who is responsible if there's a crash? daimler says the trucks could be on the road in california as soon as they are certified. live in fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the city of san jose is honoring local officers who lost their lives in the line of duty today. san jose police officer michael johnson was killed in the line of duty in march. national peace officers memorial day is may 15. >>> angry crowd waiting when a man accused in the drunk driving deaths of a woman and her young daughter arrived at court. >> killer, murderer! >> 35-year-old brian jones didn't say anything outside the courtroom in pleasanton. he is accused of crashing his corvette into a li

. ♪ emily: a story we are watching -- the german carmaker daimler has found a friend in china.t is teaming up with by due to give her sadie's drivers access to content from their smart new orleans -- smartphones through their dashboards. tyler is teaming up with a handful of companies including by due -- daimler is teaming up with handful of companies including baidu. evan spiegel has a bit of an image problem to shake. he has been called hockey and inexperienced. yet he has up a startup worth 15 billion dollars. he said that some things were not just off the record, but off the effing record. for more, our contributing editor david kirkpatrick from new york and also, our securities analyst. i want to start with you. you wrote the book on mark zuckerberg. he is a guy who did not have the most flattering reputation in his earlier years. what differences and similarities do you see in market evan? more similarities or differences? guest: i see a lot of differences. i think zuckerberg's reputation when he was younger was undeserved and a lot of it flowed from a misleading movie th

daimler is competing with a handful of companies.napchat's 24-year-old ceo evan spiegel has a image to shake. he has been called cocky, entitled inexperienced, yet his he is leading a startup worth millions of dollars. we ask him why he so rarely does press. he says this --- this hard, and that some things are not just off the record, but off the && f-ing record. david, i want to start with you, because you wrote the book on mark zuckerberg. you followed him for a long time. he is a guy who did not have the most flattering reputation in his earlier years. what similarities princes do you see -- what similarities and differences do you see? david: i see more differences. zuckerberg's reputation when he was younger was more undeserved and flowed from a misleading movie that was quite popular. when you have seen the texts from multiple things that evan spiegel has done that make you question his judgment. but he is only 24. people are entitled to make mistakes when they are 24. only up until recently, we didn't have investors running mo

sort of like the daimler car to go, fully autonomous. can deliver packages, can deliver food, can deliver people, can replace cars buses, taxis in an urban environment. seems to me that paradigm change, looking at it much differently than trying to replace each individual's car has a lot of opportunity for more quicker implementation. >> totally. i think when you're talking about fleets, this is something we're already seeing. ben mentioned a couple of times. military use, not only drones but talking about land vehicles and military, looking at the fleets there. they're definitely looking at this kind of technology. from a consumer perspective, something like car to go is kind of a perfect platform for this kind of technology. you see it here in washington, d.c., those of you who travel to other cities, we're in lots of cities around the world. you see these little smart cars which are a little bit reminiscent, if anyone has seen the google's perception of what an autonomous car will look like in the future that doesn't even have a wheel

daimler has unveiled the freightliner inspiration, an 18 wheeler that can drive itself. >> i'm completely hands free. >> reporter: the semitruck still needs a driver who steers it to the highway. from there cameras and sensors help keep the big rig in a single lane, a safe distance from other cars. but if there's an emergency, the driver takes over. >> at this point for us we feel it's really important to continue to have drivers in the vehicle. we absolutely want a driver to be able to take control at any time. >> reporter: in 2013 crashes involving large trucks killed nearly 4,000 people and injured 95,000 others. >> self-driving trucks are important because it could alleviate one of the hugest problems in this city and that's driver fatigue. >> reporter: the world's top automakers are developing and testing autonomous technology for personal vehicles. google is even working on a car with no steering wheel. >> and earlier this year -- >> i'm in the passenger seat, and you can see no one is in the driver's seat. >> reporter: bmw showed us a car that can valet park itself. right now autom

daimler chrysler gave a test run of the new driverless truck last night at the hoover dam. it was someone behind the wheel just in case, but the truck can partially drive itself probably saving lives. daimler says 90 percent of truck crashes result from driver error ukee and erika. >> how about that. >> look out. >> thanks, jill. >>> right now it is 5:37. more signs of the u.s. normal icing relation was cuba. the treasury department has approved licenses, for the first ferry service to the island in decade. now, the potentially opens up a path for hundreds of thousands of travelers between florida, and havana every year. cuba is just 90 miles south of key west. >>> soon you'll be able to fly to cuba jet blue will be beginning weekly flights between new york's jfk airport and havana starting in july. if you wanting to though you must book through cuba travel services. >>> rutgers university students say that the scarlet knight mascot needs an update. >> the current mascot does not the accurately represent all rutgers students. so "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer join

use environment that is not as a personal car that i own but a fleet vehicle that i use or like the daimler car to go fully autonomous, can deliver packages food deliver people, replace cars busses, taxis in an urban environment. seems like that paradigm change would be looking at it differently, than trying to replace each individual car, would have more opportunity. >> i think that when you talk about fleets, this is something we're already seeing. ben mentioned military use, not only drones but land vehicles and military looking at fleets there. they're definitely looking at this kind of technology. from a consumer perspective, something like car to go is a perfect platform for this technology. you see it in washington, d.c., those of you that travel to other cities we are in lots of cities around the world you see the smart cars that are a little reminiscent in the google perception of what an autonomous car will look like in the future, doesn't have a wheel at all, but a transportation pod for one or two people. these kinds of systems are meant for urban environments like you said beca

so i want to start with jessica altschul who is manager of outreach and innovation policy at daimler north america, and i want to start by defining terms a little bit. we all say the words driverless cars as though, a, we are all talking about the same thing when we say that and, b, as though there's some generally recognized definition of a driverless car. this morning i was driving in a nondriverless car my son to where he needed to be this morning, and i had to explain to him what a driverless car was and actually it's hard because certain levels of driverlessness have been with us for a long time. anti-lock brakes cruise control, various autonomy features and yet the phrase driverless car connotes a certain, you know, total autonomy, and so my question is, what the heck is a driverless car? and what's the -- what is it in practical terms today and what are we aspiring for it to be in the future? >> that's a heavy first question, but before i answer it i really want to thank brookings for tackling this issue and the other panelists for being here because i think this is definitely

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we called daimler.they say these trucks could be on the roads in california as soon as they are certified n fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >> up next, pulling back the veil on the government. the new website helping democracy go digital. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, we have rain back in the forecast. we'll pinpoint the day you should expect it as the news continues right here on kpix 5. >>> today is national "bike to school" day. >> but it's hard to do that when you don't have a bike. so several dozen students from gardner academy in downtown san jose received free bikes from donors. the idea is to encourage more parents to let their children ride to school. some studies say 71% of the previous generations of children used to bike to school but now that number is down to 18%. biking advocates say riding to school instead of driving not only cuts down on traffic but gives you quality time with the kids. >> it's a time saver. healthier for the kids. now they don't have to worry about parking and traffic

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even the big moves in daimler, bmw, nissan, other europeans, it's all currency. if you take the chart and put it in dollars, there is no move at all. there is nothing here. this is a dead space. i think gm looks as good as ever. >> with that said. >> i would say the range of gm this year has been 33 to 39. it's trading at 36. right in the middle probably of the range. i don't find it compelling here. >> this is pretty much the ico part. >> it's basically flatlined since 2010. so if you believe gm, maybe there is a joint venture, maybe there are cost cutting things, you want to be involved, i much prefer looking at volatility, applied volatility "options action" is very low. look out this september with the stock at 36. you can pay $1.50 at the money september 36 calls, break even up about 4%. it's stopping you below what would be that break down level that stocks are hovering above. >> for all the pessimism we were articulating, it is fair to say they are trading quite cheap. if anything should basically get people thinking they could reverse, it would be for a s

even the big moves we've seen in daimler and bmw, it's all currency.o if you put in the dollar there is's no move at all. there's nothing leer. this is a dead space and i think gm looks as bad as any of them. >> with that said -- >> i would say the range in gm this year has been 33 to 39. i don't find it compelling to step in. >> this is the ipo crisis. >> it's basically flat lined since 2010, it's massively underperformed in the s&p so if you believe gm -- maybe there's joint venture, maybe there's some cost-cutting things that you want to be involved. i much prefer looking at -- along premium strategies, applied volatility, the price of options is very low, look out to september with the stock at 36, you could pay $1.50 for the september 36 calls that break even up about 4% at 37.5 and it's stopping you out right below what would be that breakdown level here that the stock is hovering above. >> for all of the pessimism that we were just articulating, i think it's fair to say a lot of the automakers, including general motors, are trading quite cheap.

all the while, he is going to face pressure from competitors like of course daimler's, mercedes and v.waudi. all you to do is look at the share price this year for b.m.w.. up 20% year the date. take a look at its rivals. up 27%. everybody is making money but if you had to choose a winner in this in term turnovers stock price you would probably go with daimler or a v.w. and they are closing the gap. so that title to have world's largest luxury car maker is not something that b.m.w. can take for granted for too longs because mercedes and audi are closing the gap. back to you. guy: thank you. let's stay with b.m.w. francine: we're joined with the head of global research. thank you so much for coming in. give us a sense of how you think b.m.w. is doing so far? >> i think they are doing incredibly well. currently some of the low point in their product cycle. is seven series is very old. europe is still at a very, very low level. there are some pressure points in china. the u.s. does really well. it is a global business. they generated more than a billion in cash in the first quarter, which i

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. >> daimler has a lot invested in this and for good reason. it leads market share wise.uthorities that we see on the long haul routes across the country with 36% of the market. when you are talking about semi sales, so have sales of the trucks. they are expected to be sold making this the second best year ever for semi sales and why? because long haul demand is growing and there is another story here. it's the fact that the federal government is looking into the increasing number of traffic-related fatalities when it comes to truck crashes. not all are caused by trucks crashing, but because of a car crashing into a truck. they are increasing and approximately 4,000 fatalities last year related to truck-related deaths. if you can have trucks out there, that can increase safety and cut down on the numbers. back to you. >> that's shocking and thank you very much. we are staying in the theme of planes trains automobiles and drones. they are regulating the use of federal drones. they have massive growth potential. gabe gutierrez has the details. gabe? >> we are right here at

. >>> it could be the big rig of the future, daimler showed off its new driverless truck during an after dark test run at hoover dam. there was someone behind the wheel just in case. >> good. >> the truck can partially drive itself even at 50 miles per hour. >> there's something still unsettling about that. >> i think even if i was in a car where i didn't have to drive, i might instinctively put my hand on the wheel. >>> a trip to the park nearly turned deadly for a group of kids when a tree came crashing down while they were playing. >> 8-year-old diego ruiz and several other children are recovering tonight after they were pinned under that massive tree on a playground near boston. this surveillance video shows it coming down monday night. diego -- check this out. they were right underneath it. it's amazing that diego walked away with a nasty bruise and cut and just required some stitches. >> he was going to the park and then the tree fell on us and then we were crying and then we can't escape. >> reporter: were you scared? >> yeah. >> a 2-year-old was badly hurt by that falling tree. t

international corporations like sony, at&t and daimler-benz have invested in major construction, whichso includes a vast shopping mall hotels, and movie theaters. perhaps because it is so totally new and shows off a commercial, global culture instead of the city's own past potsdamerplatz has become hugely popular with berliners. this is one place where residents of the former east and west can mingle freely and comfortably. as much as potsdamerplatz has changed the face of berlin the most significant development in the city's new identity is not commercial but political: the decision to put the capital of a reunified germany in its orinal historic location-- berlin. ( speaking german ) translator: we are now entering the bend of the spree river. this is the site that was chosen for the future chancellery and the new parliament building. narrator: the new federal strip literally straddles the site of the old wall and includes a new chancellery and parliament building. like so much else in today's berlin, both its location and the design of the buildings are meant to express the spirit o

the daimler "freightliner inspiration" is now authorized for test-drives on public roads in nevada withetely autonomous, there will always be a licensed truck driver in the seat. the goal is to reduce driver fatigue on long-haul trips. but trucking unions are wary of the change. and it might yet take some time to persuade lawmakers, and the public, that it's safe. on the newshour online: for- profit colleges are in the midst of a downturn, with news of bankruptcies, campus closings and plummeting student enrollment at even the most popular institutions like the university of phoenix. how long will the slide last? we have a report from our partners at inside higher ed, that's on our home page, pbs.org/newshour. tune in later this evening on charlie rose: the fallout for the new england patriots in the wake of "deflate gate." an editor's note before we go: last night in our story on starbucks' push to help employees get a college education, we stated u.s. student debt was $1.2 billion. it is in fact $1.2 trillion. we regret the error. and that's the newshour for tonight. on friday, we exp

daimler has developed a prototype - dubbed the "freightliner inspiration truck" that's being test-drivens nevada. the hope is that computer driven trucks can reduce the number of accidents. there are currently 5,000 fatalities a year involving trucks. drivers would function more like pilots, overseeing computerized systems. but it begs the question: what jobs will survive in a new economy, driven by automation? remember ken jennings, the "jeopardy!" game show champion who lost to i.b.m.'s watson in 2011, he says the writing is on the wall. here he is in a ted talk. >> and i remember standing there behind the podium as i could hear that little insectoid thumb ticking. and you could hear that little tick, tick, tick, and i remember thinking, this is it. i felt obsolete. i felt like a detroit factory worker of the '80s seeing a robot that could now do his job on the assembly line. and it was friggin' demoralizing. >> sreenivasan: it's not just quiz show contestants that are at risk, as more and more jobs are automated. jennings' experience could be a harbinger of things to come for american

up by 12% and daimler's european sales up by 7.8%.t's get to caroline with the vodafone numbers. it is a beat. cory: yeah. -- caroline: we have declines. finally a turnaround. they are looking optimistic when it comes to next year. full year earnings. this year coming in at 1130eu7b9 billion+++ perhaps we're starting to see an investment of 19 billion euros invested in fiber network boosting the overall -- the provision they give us as a customer base, starting to reap rewards. starting to see exposure to germany and spain. we don't just want our mobile phones from one company. we want our tv and internet and homeland lines as well. it looks as though the company is turning the corner. they have the intention to grow their dividend per share and that is going to be music to investors' ears. the revenue creeping up 10%. >> it is a return to growth. let's get our attention now back on to greece. is it about to seal a deal? could it be safe from bankruptcy their leaders say they are inches away from an agreement to unlock bail-out funds.

we saw a beta for daimler and volkswagen, so this is really strong earnings in the european car marketelf. the market has 60 consecutive months of growth. we are getting more numbers -- 9.5% in targeted range. that is what they are showing today. for 2016, they see that margin target of 8%-10% being made reassuring the market that they think it is doable showing that with these first three months. 9.5%. mark: thanks. caroline: let's check in on some other top stories -- the european commission will propose rules for the technology industry, including implications for everyone. we will look at whether extra regulation is needed to curb company market power. they are proposing to rein in internet companies just weeks after google was accused of abusing its market power. u.s. antitrust officials are scrutinizing apple's efforts to line up deals with record labels in a new version of beats music streaming service. the ftc is looking at whether apple is using its position to put rival music services at a disadvantage. a proposed french law beefing up the government spying power. it sailed t

the company entering a partnership with the auto maker daimler to bring wireless charging to electric vehicles and mobile phones and cars and twitter in talks to acquire the flip board to value the news app, but more than $1 billion. the memorial day -- even though it said my name there, you take it. approximate are. >> the memorial day holiday is typically among the five busiest welcomes of the year. is behind the wheel for us in chicago. what's the score, sir? for the most part it lived up to expectations. they worked with buyers in terms of online retail sales. in particular, monday, memorial day, yesterday was a relatively and expected to be up for the kkd to 9% compared to a year ago. most believe that the may sales pace is going to come in at about 17.2 to 17.3 million vehicles. they continue to be in demand and luxury models doing well. the one brand when i ask what's selling, they said the same thing. jeep. part of that momentum is being driven by the newest model which is the renegade, the small suv they introduced. it has been doing well. sales up 21.8%. jeep is the number s

daimler bought up the winner of an innovation contest, ridescout, that will help you connect. we have the assets in the u.s.. we have to refurbish and modernize. we do not connect them. to want to be able to use the barcode on your smart phone and check your luggage like they can in hong kong. check them to your final destination and get on them and keep waving your barcode and have the information about schedules. we must think in a visionary way about connected mobility systems. that will help us. inequality is the word du jour for political candidates, but if we could create jobs and stop is to time -- wasted time there is a lot we could do if we thought about this in a systematic and visionary way and mobilized leaders not just in washington. when i say grassroots, i'm in chicago, kansas city, denver. denver, only 6% of the people do not commute by car's, but they put in light rail. host: thank you so much for joining us, rosabeth kanter. [applause] >> i am peter cook with bloomberg television. i will be moderating the next panel. we heard in the last panel that some agenc

. >> the recall affects bmw, chrysler, daimler trucks, ford, general motors, honda, mitsubishi, nissan can check safercar.gov and enter their vehicle i.d. number to see if their car is included in the earlier recall. but the website will be updated every day this week as millions more vehicles are being added to the list of recalled cars and trucks. we've put a link to the safer car website on ktvu.com. look for the recall story on the front page. >>> 8:26. the number of americans who support same-sex marriage it's a new all-time high. the latest gal lom poll says -- gallup poll says 60% of those surveyed believe same-sex marriages should be recognized by law. that's up 27% in the same poll in 1996. the most dramatic change in opinion among younger americans, 78% of 18 to 29-year- olds now say they support same- sex marriage. that's up from 41% in 1996. now, the u.s. supreme court is expected to rule on same-sex marriage next month. >>> 8:27. a big controversy over a new water park in dublin. >> it's just mind-boggling. all of these things seem completely disconnected for the whole con