>> at this point it's j just a concept design it has not been greenlighted. architect hopes his idea will be approved. >> what is a high-speed chase? >> i point to people talk, it's awesome. >> i did not know what these 452nd pieces into the show. >> that is cut. corny. it's like the way you do >> what is a high-speed chase? >> i know, this is the thing. it went into my eye, i scratched it. >> seriously, what is a high-speed chase? >> what did you think it was? >> when i first started i thought they just showed a lot of a high-speed car chases, like five of them a day. ice.this is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. >> is my favorite part of the show. it is just a point, people talk. it is awesome. >> every day we do about five or six seconds about viral videos from all around the world. they are called high-speed chases. but rarely ever are they about cars or chases. >> michael, again. >> first thing about a high-speed chase has to be good. spent all morning scouring the internet for video we can use and it's cheaper interesting visual. >> free is key. make

the new president greenlighted the construction of the keystone x-l and dakota access oil pipelines. and to expand offshore drilling in the atlantic and arctic. despite efforts, he did not "repeal and replace" the affordable care act. trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, resigned after it was revealed he misled vice president mike pence about his contact with russia's ambassador. just this past week, a judge blocked his attempts to withhold money from sanctuary cities... like san francisco... courts also halted his plan to ban people from several muslim- majority countries from entering the united states. reporter steve nannes has the latest details on president trump's 100th day in office. instead of attending the black-tie event- - president trump held a campaign-style rally in pennsylvania -- one of the states he wasn't expected to win in november.he threw plenty of shade on the dinner he passed on.pres. trump "a large group of hollywood actors -- -- and washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in our nation's capital right now." trump used

folks to the board there, saying that the gm misrepresented greenlight's proposal.epsi raising a little bit. the analyst said that there was a possibility that kraft heinz would team up with ab and have and make a bid for pepsi. whole foods come interesting here -- amazon, still seen as a possible bidder for whole foods, apparently pondered a takeover of the company this -- last fall but nothing materialized, according to a person to million with the situation. weekber, earlier this jennifer garner said it was considering pushing for a separate we looking at -- jana hunter said he was considering pushing for a sale. and dispute with qualcomm over royalty paymentsblacerry getting a big boost over this. qualcomm down 1.7%. quick look inside the bloomberg to see what haven assets have been doing after we talk about risk-off here. white,ooking at gold and although i guess it should be yellow. yen in blue. both of them doing well even though we have not seen at all of pullback in markets thus far. we have seen buying of gold, pretty consistently. buying of yen consistent

the new president greenlighted the construction of the keystone x-l and dakota access oil pipelines. and to expand offshore drilling in the atlantic and arctic. despite efforts, he did not "repeal and replace" the affordable care act. trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, resigned after it was revealed he misled vice president mike pence about his contact with russia's ambassador. just this past week, a judge blocked his attempts to withhold money from sanctuary cities... like san francisco... courts also halted his plan to ban people from several muslim- majority countries from entering the united states. reporter steve nannes has the latest details on president trump's 100th day in office. instead of attending the black-tie event-- president trump held a campaign-style rally in pennsylvania -- one of the states he wasn't expected to win in november.he threw plenty of shade on the dinner he passed on.pres. trump "a large group of hollywood actors -- -- and washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in our nation's capital right now."trump used hi

greenlight given the to sell his gene testing kit to consumers, becoming the first and only company torovide such reports without a description. the turnaround which imposed a moratorium on these types of home testing kits, caroline hyde joins us from san francisco for more. have a wonderful interview with the ceo and cofounder of 23 and me. congratulations. the us a little bit about significance of this particular decision today. think it is spectacular for consumers and obviously for the company. missions has always been to carve out this consumer health care space. i think it is important more and more for health care to be affordable and accessible to consumers. part of why we fought to get a direct consumer clearance and why we stuck it out is because we believe direct access for consumers is important. >> what were the hurdles that needed to be jumped through? was it education? is it the reliability of the testing? approveda wanted us to two points. making sure the data is accurate, so we know that the quality of that is reproducible, and the second thing we really had to go impr

and one bay area city is poised to greenlight a system to make it a whole lot quicker for first respondersgencies. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's (day and date) ,, forecast in some cities around the country. >>> some wounded american warriors sometimes gather to play hockey, but putting the puck in the net isn't their ultimate goal. dean reynolds has their story. >> reporter: it's been a long way back from the war for richa! richard. a roadside bomb cut his lung in half left his on the side of the road and caused night terrors not to mention what it did to his left arm. they reattached his arm but a broken spirit kneed to be fixed. >> i went through who's going to want me, what am i going to do. this is what gets me out of bed on saturdays, gets me motivated. >> reporter: he's talking about this. ducks is on the black hawk warriors. teams of veterans with wounds from service. >> most people who loz their arm and then have it reattached don't take up hockey. >> this is true. >> reporter: we talked to him and his teammates, jacob bloom along wit

we will be a greenlight bookstore in new york city, where lisa peterson will share experiences teaching incarcerated youth. on friday, we are back in washington dc, where venture catalyst scott hartley will talk about the cultural divide in the tech industry. on saturday, we will be at the public library in janesville, wisconsin, for a talk from amy goldstein. her book looks at the devastation caused by the closing of a gm plant in a counter in the great recession. that's a look at some of the events of book tv will cover this week and many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> so, i was just biding my time waiting and then a friend of mine was into youtube and youtube management. youtube in 2010 in egypt and the arab world was just what we see from other people we didn't have reasonable arabic content at that time ticked that sounds weird to think of, but we didn't have anything originally made for youtube, just like bits and pieces taken from other countries, so he said like why don't we-- he wanted to produce origina

the new president greenlighted the construction of the keystone x-l and dakota access oil pipelines. and to expand offshore drilling in the atlantic and arctic. despite efforts, he did not "repeal and replace" the affordable care act. president trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, resigned after it was revealed he misled vice president mike pence about his contact with russia's ambassador. just this past week, a judge blocked his attempts to withhold money from sanctuary cities, like san francisco. courts also halted his plan to ban people from several muslim-majority countries from entering the united states. steve nannes now has more on president trump's 100th day in office. instead of attending the black-tie event-- president trump held a campaign-style rally in pennsylvania -- one of the states he wasn't expected to win in november.he threw plenty of shade on the dinner he passed on.pres. trump "a large group of hollywood actors-- and washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom in our nation's capital right now." trump used his event to rate t

david einhorn's greenlight capital has settled down on a pitch for eu general motors shares.hat is after gm's board voted unanimously to reject. the hedge fund says the carmaker misrepresented its proposal but gm says guaranteeing it an event -- guaranteeing a dividend could cover might be credit rating of the automaker. imf directore christine lagarde is speaking to bloomberg in brussels. >> you cannot just identify one particular country because the whole system works together. when currency goes up somewhere it goes down somewhere else. assessmentt is the in a very cohesive manner. vonnie: u.s. treasury is expected to have a currency report this month. the imf will release exchange rates in july. that is your bloomberg business flash update. let's head over to david westin at the new york international auto show. with the president and ceo of volkswagen group of america. david? david: we are here with henry coogan. welcome to bloomberg. >> thanks, david. david: let's start with suvs. the story of volkswagen. tell us where you are. >> we are more known as the small car comp

the city council gave the greenlight to a 6- percent tax on all "gross receipts" through ju e tax will >>> in san leandro, a new test on medical marijuana. the city council gave the green light to a 6% tax on all gross receipts through june 2019. but the tax will climb to 8% by july 2021. they predicted that a tax of 5% would bring in $500,000 in annual revenue. >>> the ferry dock is getting a makeover. the crews will replace 1800 feet of the deck and the handrails. officials say the project will not disrupt any ferry services. work is expected to start in may. >>> walking and driving on mission street? san francisco has gotten safer. and after the city painted the bright red uni only lanes. the city painted the bus lanes a year ago. speeding was down 36% since then. and hard braking declined by 21%. and cell phone use also went down. >>> time now is 6:12. a great way to get to the ballpark, probably the bus. >> i like the pedicabs. >> i always see them. [ laughter ] [ overlapping speakers ] >> i could see roberta doing that. >> roberta -- don't pick her up. >> look at those calves. >>

sell was falling divisive council that is making a choice to do wrong the mccain amendment did not greenlight torture. talk if anybody heard john mccain talk about this issue talks about his horrifying personal experience they know certainly it could not havehe been his intent to write thed bill and any lawyer especially secrecy advising the government has an obligation to the law and to the constitution judge gorsuch failure to recognize that principle and his choice to do wrong in my view disqualifies him from this - - receipt from a united states court. that is not the only illegalhe program but after the warrantless wiretapping he helped to prepare testimony for the attorney general and they are invested in the president and added thated away cannot be legislated awayov from other coequal branches of the government if that was the case that no action taken in this area by the elected representatives of the people has any weight before intelligence surveillance act would be just advisory. faisal which we will debate the issue be little more and that ended double collection of phone records

. >> shares of general motors are up today after it's rejected a proposal from greenlight capital.inhorn split the stocks into two classes. >> i harness floating the theory that some people buying gm for the earnings stream because it had very good profits. some people buy for the dividend because price is low. because it is it a depressed stock. there is a good dividend yield on it. one of give investors the choice to either by a dividend stock or by a regular stock and capture the earning stream and take advantage of share buybacks. once you have these two different measurements, to have greater value unlocked because people can buy what they want. gm does that the evidence that splitting the stock in this way, it's almost unprecedented, will pop the stock. it could hurt their credit rating because he would give an ta dividend. -- it would guarantee a dividend. >> a flashy new york unveiling earlier today, the company showed off a branding smartphone. it is been a rough few months for samsung. we had the exploding smartphone. now have the heir apparent caught up in the corruption

the new president greenlighted the construction of the keystone x-l and dakota access oil pipelines.nd to expand offshore drilling in the atlantic and arctic. despite efforts, he did not "repeal and replace" the affordable care act. trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, resigned after it was revealed he misled vice president mike pence about his contact with russia's ambassador. just this past week, a judge blocked his attempts to withhold money from sanctuary cities... like san francisco... courts also halted his plan to ban people from several muslim- majority countries from entering the united states. the president skipped the white house correspindents dinner to hold a rally today marking his milestone in office.. president donald trump"a large group of hollywood actors and washington media are consoling each other at hotel ballroom in out nation's capital right now. they are gathered together for the white house correspondents' dinner /in seemingly mocking voice/ without the president.""(justine) the last presdident to skip the dinner.. was ronald reagan in 198

we've now learned petaluma has been given the greenlight - to >>> good morning. rise and shine! stop what you're doing, get a good look at this. this is delightful! this is your friday. clear skies and breezy. temperatures topping off in the low 80s. but there's a change for the weekend you need to know about. we have the forecast coming up. >>> we have now learned that petaluma has been given the green light to establish a no horn quiet zone along the smart train tracks. the federal railroad administration gave the city verbal affirmation on the request despite ongoing testing of the rail system. but with the quiet zones comics stra safety measures including a second set of crossing arms and raised median to stop drives from getting past the gate. >>> bosch is expanding in silicon valley. they are leasing a big office building in sunnyvale. it will be about 40% bigger than the company's current office space in palo alto. about 300 employees will be there by the end of the year. >>> big news for electric car owners in the east bay. the cities of fremont and oakland are requiring

to show it's -- if the russians are in willing to follow through basically because they gave the greenlight on these bombings. it seems to me there may be an opportunity for the kind of backing it would be filled by isis. isis is on the run. our military has made great strides that we are now fighting two enemies. it is both isis as well as the a side and russian alliance. charles: on that no general it's so complicated here and russia course you look at the response checkbook from the russian asaad side russia sends one of their ships closer to our mediterranean. a side sends aircraft from this runway to prove that he was not hurt or damaged so i guess those aren't normal retorts that you would expect. what should we expect over the weekend? what are some of the possible things that could happen in your mind that could escalate the situation? >> first of all i don't think the situation is going to be escalated. think you are going to see a lot of posturing and a lot of luster the russians have no choice. the russians do not want to go to war with america right now. the russian military is

was on the air live on pbs with big burg when in my ear the greenlight-light -- when we green lying comes on you have to do your delivery and i was standing next to big bird and i said, president nixon has died and next, an interview with big bird. i knew and liked president nixon very well, served him time in new york and then building the library. much underappreciated, more appreciated now. and i think a great lesson for donald trump is that richard nixon was brought down by people who were too loyal to him. hyperpartisan loyalists can get your presidency in big trouble. you want loyal people. don't want hyperloyal people can do things in your name you don't know about. richard nix afternoon today not know about the break-in but new but the coverup jo what's steve ban nonsunny don't know him. attacked to -- talked to him once on the telephone for an interview and he declined. i've heard so many different stories about steve bannon but i make it a point not to opine on people until i have met them. i'm not a fan of breitbart. i don't know read. some people there are. joe pollock is a ve

the mccain amendment, what we passed here in the congress did not greenlight torture. it should not codify torture. anybody who has ever heard johno mccain talk about this issue described his personal, horrifying experiences with torture knows it is certainly could not have been his intent in writing the bill. any lawyer, especially one secretly advising the government has an obligation to the law and constitution. judge gorsuch as failure to recognize the principle and his choice to do wrong, in my view disqualifies him from the seat in the united states supreme court. torture is not the only illegal program in which he left his fingerprint. e gorsuch helped pre . . they're inherent in the officer. it added, and i quote, they cannot be diminished or legislated away by other coequal branches of the government. if that were the case, then no action taken in this area by the elected representatives of the people has any weight. the foreign intelligence surveillance act that existed since the 1970's would be just some kind of advisory statement. section 702 of the foreign

policy changes to drive earnings continues to slip and that is the view seen by david einhorn of greenlight. they say the prospects of tax reform continues to dim enthusiasm. that is your bloomberg business flash update. of assetkkr's head allocation henry mcvey thinks europe is an attractive place to invest. here he is speaking with erik schatzker on why he is so positive on europe. we do a lot of quantitative models, on the ground research. just the monetary policy. when you look at the ecb with zero interest rates, that has a huge stimulus affect on the economy. a very similar picture in the u.s. a couple years ago where monetary policy was moving forward but there was no cyclical ignition to drive growth, until housing picked up. that happened in the u.s.. in europe right now we are seeing house prices go up, but we are not seeing a lot of consumer lending activities. the transition investors should look for is from monetary policy to the cyclical parts of the economy, including housing. right now, monetary policy is still dominating but if the cyclical components -- but our view is the

january,tter cold of the very bitter cold, he asks and gets the greenlight light for his division to go into the sector. those are the three towns that are in a triangle. in the event in january. this sector is probably two or three times as act as their first set. this is the first time that these troops, that american troops feel the full weight of german artillery. daily and nightly bombardments. this is where, as they take over autonomous as one the vision, they're given control of the sector. , one of hisard's first orders was to be active all over no man's land, do not wait for the enemy to fire. this is where they learn how to launch patrols, intelligence patrols. how to where they learn launch enemy trench raids on the german trenches. the casualties are high. it is here that most of the junior officers, the lieutenant and the captains, most of whom were civilians a year earlier. there are very few west pointers in the junior officer ranks. ones whohese guys are were college students, cashiers at banks, just a year earlier. now they are leading men. the only formal training w

items like appointing a supreme court justice withdrawal from the trans-pacific trade deal and greenlighting the keystone pipeline. however, the federal government could come to a grinding halt by friday without a new spending bill to fund it. passage may hinge on whether mr. trump insists on the border wall. on sunday attorney general jeff sessions suggested funding it by eliminating tax credits that he illegally in the u.s. >> i know that's 4 billion dollars a year in excess payments that are going to payments to impeachment, tax credits that they shouldn't get. these are mostly mexicans, and those kind of things add up. >> now, that claim may be based on a 2011 report by the treasury inspector general that showed individuals who aren't legally ought riced to work in the u.s. did receive tax credits but the report did not say if they're mexic mexicans. it appears u.s., not mexico, will pay for that wall. >> thank you. >>> democrats and the president are on a collision course over who's paying for the wall. the president trump tweeted mexico will be paying for the badly need border wall but

within the first week he also greenlighted the keystone xl and dakota axis pipelines authorize buildingy and issue his ill-fated executive order on immigration ban which was immediately challenged in the courts. >> of these entrenched interests will do anything they can to keep the broken system in place. >> compared his recent predecessors president trump is ben predicted -- practically prodigious with executive orders. today he signed 25 and it compares to 19 from fresno, levin for president bush and 12 for bill clinton. he's also signed 28 loss compared to 14 for obama, seven for bush and clinton's 22. >> no of has accomplished more in the first 90 days. >> unlike his recent predecessors the president so far has no legislative accomplishments to point to the presidential scholar allen leichtman was alone in his prediction that donald trump would win the presidency. >> i think he was a troubled first 100 days. not because he is done anything prettiest him a lot. this has not been a do-nothing presidency but he is done almost all of it through executive order. >> in his first 100 days

that is according to david einhorn's greenlight capital. the cautionary note came as the nasdaq closed yesterday above 6000 for the first time ever. einhorn has warned previously of inflated prices caused by central bank easing. the firm said earlier this year that tax reforms could be a boon for economic growth and favorably affect some positions. the latest letter has revised the more cynical outlook. marine le pen as sought to soften her position on europe. speaking on the country's most-watched television channel, le pen said the euro has been a weight on the french economy, but refused to be pinned down on whether she wanted to leave the single currency, a position she's previously championed in her campaign. u.k. prime minister theresa may will host jean-claude juncker and the e.u. chief negotiator michelle bonnier at downing street later. it will be her first face-to-face meeting with ba rnier since she took office. this afternoon, may will face labor leader jeremy corbyn for the final prime minister's questions before the june 8 vot

the move comes as einhorn's hedge fund greenlight capital dominates through new candidates for the company'soard and also accuses gm of misrepresenting his proposal. to investors and rating firms. bloomberg is reporting the automaker has drawn attention for upping its inventory here in the u.s. but now the company says it is only building a pitstop because it plans to idle truck and suv factories for 10 weeks in order to retool them for the new models. back to year. maria: a lot of pressure on gm stc tesla increasing in value. >> elon musk either is the most brilliant guy ever maria: lucky >> or desecrate a short squeeze i've ever seen in the history of the market. the idea that it's valued more than gm and ford is absolutely incredible. there has to be a short squeeze going on if not based on multiple. >> einhorn is pressuring gm. he doesn't seem to be getting very far thing. i don't know where that's going for him. another tech company getting attention from investors. maria: does it feel like 1990s to you? what tesla and amazon and confused market values versus traditional. dagen: at leas