we are also in the us midwestern city of milwaukee — home of the harley—davidson.onomics editor kamal ahmed why he's optimistic the global economy is, like his famous bikes, accelerating nicely. ididn't i didn't write this! he's not alone. the international monetary fund has also moved its economic forecasts up a gearfor this year and next. here's kamal. bitmapped at liberty to, the man who i’u ns bitmapped at liberty to, the man who runs and rights harley—davidson. —— meet matt. a all—american company that exports around the world. if things are going well for businesses like this, but the signal that the global economy is set. i asked him if the economy is indeed looking up. a lot of this is just psychology, when people feel more confident, then they are willing to make, if you will, financial risks of investing in something and putting their home, buying a motorcycle, but when they feel really uncertain, they pull back. they wait. and so they pull back. they wait. and so the election and so forth has helped people feel more optimism. running more smoothly at har

before you go, i wa nt to harley—davidson.n getting a lot of attention on social media. this is an official photograph released by the white house of donald trump and some visitors you will recognise. that is sarah palin. she also has two friends with, ted nugent and kid rock salt and get this photograph therapy and put on her facebook page, also taken in the white house in front of the official portrait of the former first lady in front of the official portrait of the formerfirst lady is, in front of the official portrait of the former first lady is, hillary clinton. this is shocking in america because there is a reference surrounding former first lady sent former presidents. it is like the buckingham palace and having a laugh against a portrait of prince charles. you just don't do it. i am not sure that is reverence, especially when we know what is behind it. she will probably get told off on social media. you're watching one hundred days from bbc news. i'm christian fraser, live in paris, where the 11 candidates for the fre

caller: yes, i bought a harley-davidson. nice motorcycle. but when i went to get it serviced, tune-up and everything, they charged me $600 for a tune-up for a harley-davidson. that's really buying american. $20,000 for a motorcycle and $600 for a tune-up every time you get it tuned up. that's really doing the right thing. i got screwed big time. host: why do you say that? caller: will you give $600 for a tune-up on a motorcycle? host: and you think that's because it's american made? caller: two spark plugs, electronic ignition and to get it dialed up, $600? come on, lady. would you do that again? i love the motorcycle but the maintenance and bringing to the shop to get it fixed, you get taken. you get ripped off big time. host: all right, john. morning consult did a poll on this website. a majority of u.s. consumers prefer to buy american up to a point. americans are inclined to purchase made in the united states over foreign proof goods made at the same price but if the goods increases, more people say they're willing to buy more product. a

meet matt levatich — the man who runs, and rides, harley—davidsons.hings are going well for businesses like this, then that is a signal that the global economy is set fair. i asked mr levatich if the economy is indeed looking up. a lot of this is just psychology. when people feel more confident, then they're willing to make, if you will, financial ri5ks of investing in something, improving your home, buying a motorcycle. when they feel really uncertain, they pull back and they wait. and so the election and so forth has helped people feel more optimism. running more smoothly at harley, and for the us. american growth is up. and it's not alone. european growth is up. uk growth is up. the official imf forecasts have certainly made for better reading, although they have been wrong before. and for the head of the world's leading financial organisation, there are reasons to be cheerful. we are forecasting growth in 2017 at 3.5%. and 2018 at 3.6%. and that's a significant update from 2016. which is all good news. but we need to make sure that this momentum i

meet matt, the man who runs and rides harley davidson. things are going well for businesses like this, that is a signal that the global economy is ready to set sail. >> a lot of it is the psychology. when people feel more confident, they are willing to make financial risks of investing in something including buying a home or buying a motorcycle. when they feel uncertain, they pull back and they wait. the election has helped people feel more optimism. running more smoothly at harley and for the u.s. american growth is up. european growth is up, u.k. growth is up. they have been wrong before. the world's of leading financial organization, there are reasons to be cheerful. >> we are forecasting group -- 3.6%. in 2017 and 2018 at that is a significant upgrade from 2016, which is all good news. we need to make sure that this momentum is sustained. also in town, the governor of the bank of england. you feel much more confident about the direction of travel or the global economy? >> there is a much more positive is still at there hesitation of a

a shift of jobs at harley-davidson in york, pennsylvania. jobs are moving to kansas city, missouri. we have earnings this week, drop, 25% drop, they have been so popular with baby boomers but that demographic is dropping off so looks like they will have to change, this is the harley cruiser reduction they are shifting over to kansas city, missouri. >> i grew up riding a harley, want to get more into it. the new samsung, making its debut after exploding phones. >> pretty interesting, the jury is out, love the photo, hate the phone, galaxy viii, infinity, it has an iris scanner, voice assistance, facial recognition which we talked about, a picture of somebody else. the screen looks a little pink in some people's opinion. samsung says you got to change the setting, there is positive feedback. >> samsung -- >> did a lost of research. this is a smart move. it is their own brand of wine, 8 to $10 a battle expanding flavors they are operating, replaying cabernet, and members mark wine, moniker on the label, a lot of people, a lot of consumers prefe

harley-davidson, for example. he met with the ceo of harley-davidson, the ceo of harley-davidson sa when i sell a motorcyclento china or india, they charge me, 80, 90, 100% tax. america doesn't charge those companies any tax. that is why he is calling it a reciprocal tax. then idea of deductions. where the fight is right now, charles. a lot of republicans say i will not support something that takes away mortgage deduction, property tax rededuction, state income deduction. that will be a fight, which deductions to get rid of. we are looking at situation where there will be a battle. hopefully all of them believe something can get done and they will come to an agreement. but we may very well see a deja vu again on taxes. charles: this is master example of "the art of the deal" in all of those front. speaking of harley-davidson, a lot is made of the fact, that ronald reagan levied tariffs against the japanese motorcycle makers because they were taking so much market share. a couple of years later, it was harley went

the squeeze is on. 20%. >> all right, harley davidson is lower after missing revenue. >> well, they saide, mel. limited availability of 2017 models and reduced first quarter shipments. don't those two kind of go hand in hand? in other words, got limited availability. that's a big problem. that's why people are hitting the stock. >> cabela will sell clearing the way to to be bought by bass proshops. >> yes, this makes the deal in the fall loomore ly. the price will go from 65.50 down to 61.50. there was some concern this deal would not happen. ultimately, the credit card portfolio ends up in the hands of capital un. i think that's a creative and good event for capital one. so i like capital one on this, but it looks like the deal is much closer to occurring. >> up next, john and pete track the activity in the market. halftime report back in two. let's go, she's a dog. [ whimpers ] find ping-pong. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. that's amazing! >>> a double dose of activity. pete? what are you u watch something. >> take a look at whole foods. we know about the story of

they placed that size at an interesting level that would only have affected one manufacturer, harley-davidson. - [voiceover] their entire range of motorcycles would have been frozen out of the european market. - [voiceover] because we were based on ground, had excellent relationships with the commission, we were able to bring some technical arguments to bear from our regulatory community and from harley-davidson and from the european manufacturers association. - [voiceover] chuck ford used diplomacy to support a classic american brand. - if you do it right, you can really avoid many conflicts that arise because of the lack of trust, the lack of access, and the lack of respect for each other. - [voiceover] although practiced for centuries, the term "public diplomacy" has only been in use since the 1960s. public diplomacy differs from traditional diplomacy because it deals directly with the public. - we have the power of our ideals, the ability to make others want what you want, there's tremendous power in our example, projecting what goes on inside this country outside as a part of our public

bank of america, goldman sachs, johnson & johnson, united health, sharls somewhere and harley davidsonefore the open. after, yahoo!. housing start are out at 8:30. industrial production at 9:30. and kansas city fet president esther george is speaking this morning about the fed and monetary policy. want to show you the sterling intraday chart, which we have coming up for you. earlier today we did see a bit of dollar weakness, but that has turned around. now sterling weakness rather than dollar weakness. down a third of a percent, on news that theresa may said she will make a statement on downing street at 11:50 a.m. eastern. downing street announcements ve reserved for the most serious stories. this could possibly be the calling of a snap election. but no confirmation of that. that is purely twitter speculation, but twitter speculation from political editors of various news sources. we don't know what the talk will be about. it's a surprise announcement. >> uncertainty there this morning. we'll keep tabs on that for you. >>> still ahead, the french election countdown. jpmorgan releasing

is suing his former friend, cheryl toenyan, for several unpaid loans and for the return of a harley-davidson >> byrd: order! all rise. quiet in the courtroom.

but the biggest loss for stuart is the theft of oliver's rare and beloved 1904 harley-davidson, possiblyorth several hundred thousand dollars. >> so, it really set us back, and we had to hire additional security and we had to move the auction forward. >> that entails some word-of-mouth advertising by him and some seat-of-the-pants hot-rodding by me. you have this thing insured? >> yes, i do. >> oh, good thing, because there's a tree right there. that's next. [ tires squeal ] >> here's another quiz question for you. the answer when we return. >> so, which of these deceased celebrity's cars sold for the highest bid at auction? it's the actor steve mcqueen. in 2013, his ford gt40 sold for $11 million. >> stuart piontek is racing to auction off his strange inheritance -- hundreds of vintage cars. his grandfather's lifelong obsession has become stuart's own. he's invested 13 years and $400,000 in the collection. ♪ i catch up with him at the hot rod association rally in oklahoma city. >> hi, my name is stuart. did you know my grandfather? >> while stuart works the crowd, i'm gonna see if i can

. >>> profits and sales fell at harley-davidson. that softness due to dropping demand is expected to continue in 2017. shares fell 4% to $56.91. >>> charles schwab said a rise in new account openings helped its results, noting it also saw strength in its retail business and adviser services division. but shares fell nonetheless, ending the day down marginally to $39.91. >>> facebook hosted one of its biggest annual events. the company's developer conference gives ceo mark zuckerberg a chance to share his vision for the social media firm and to talk about new technologies. but today he also used the opportunity to address the cleveland murder and facebook's ability to handle offensive and violent videos. julia boorstin reports from san jose. >> reporter: more than 4,000 developers flocked to san jose to hear about facebook's latest inventions and new tools they'll be able to access. but ceo mark zuckerberg kicked off his keynote by addressing uproar surrounding a video shared on facebook sunday of a murder and demand for stricter con

barnett was eventually arrested inside a harley davidson store in marina delray. >>> sports giant espn most laid off workers are on air personality and writers jason starks, and jay crawford. espn say layoffs are necessary as company shifts toward digital content. you might notice sports network has been declining with declining cable subscriptions and costs for obtaining the rights to cover games. >>> also, conservative comment taiter ann colter backs out of the speech at university of california berkley following controversy surrounding her visit. they accused the university of trying to limit conservative speech, by not safety that was scheduled today some say issue , appearance. >> i also believe ann colt tore some extent was capitalize going into berkley and testing the limits of free speech rather than going in to berkley and probably facilitating a dialogue with students who disagree so we can reach a productive end. >> school administrators say they never guarantied today's date for her visit. they say student group that invited her offered up the date without the university's

harley davidson, morgan stanley, american express to name a few over the next 48 hours. futures down 63. s&p down three. lauren: commodities trader lawyer. 52.30 berlin pulled down 12.88 at troy ounce. nicole: checking out the dollar. you're rather have been higher against the dollar but the japanese yen seeking higher and a stronger against the u.s. dollar that the u.k. time in mexican peso and canadian dollar are weaker. lauren: the yield on the treasury keeps falling 2.3% right now. nicole: shares of netflix took been at a record high today. the stock had not time high after the video streaming company forecast 3.2 million more subscribers in the current quarter, easily beating the estimate. netflix also expected to top 100 million subscribers to save. the company made the prediction when it released its first-quarter results. 35% from a year ago. the 2.6 then dollars. finally, good news for united airlines. her squirter earnings better than expect it. earnings of 41 cents a share better than 38 cents. revenue of eight-point -- the united ceo oscar munoz is the earnin

harley davidson is on the flip side. davidson reported slowing motorcycle sales in almost every region. it has a lot to do with the strong u.s. dollar around the globe. though shares are down by 4%. we want to take a look at the airlines. a dichotomy. spirit airlines on the one hand, though shares are higher after they reported revenue fell. that is because of the easter shift. looking transfer the second quarter do look strong. ual reported earnings as well. initially, the shares rose but then they have fallen back on they addconcerns as capacity. there are market share come petitions with other rivals. all that is putting pressure on those shares today. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you. shares of bank of america are lower but goldman sachs is down 4%. they showed a shortfall in stark contrast with reports about its three bigger competitors. bank of america climbed. jpmorgan and citigroup reported they exceeded estimates as well. laura, what is the street saying about goldman's miss? ase were calling for as much the tradi

if you want to seal -- sell a harley-davidson overseas, they're getting taxed 100%.g companies the other way. maybe it's called an import tax or reciprocal tax. instead of playing word games, but it does sound there's going to be a revenue raise in the tax package that they'll be working on. he said the white house will take the lead on this. >> neil: i can understand the reasoning for getting the health care thing done and the revenue thing and all that. with us hardly, you know, unanimous the way they went about it among republicans last time. is he convinced everybody will be on the same page, the conservative, the freedom caucus, the moderates? they're all going to come kum ba ya this time? >> yeah, it's like who will happen with the healthcare bill? he said there's a lot more common ground on tax reform. virtually everybody believes tax reform needs to happen. the debate is about the deductions, charitable deductions. a all the deductions that everybody has a lobbying group around. he thinks it's going to be easier. he thinks that people want to get it done. he'

we have some great images of him on his harley-davidson.w is, we are being ripped off by these heavy fees we paid for active management funds. we want to take that number down to a maximum of $100 million. we want to shift our management to passive management. we think it is a better trategy. we have talked a lot about this. we have warren buffett been one of the most public champions of this shift and it is something we have seen in pension funds. funds have shifting this way. this is just a microcosm of a larger shift in the fund management industry. >> there are long-term contracts hat have locked them in. megan: he sees they have investments that do higher returns. his is a bad move. long-term contracts that are difficult to unwind. i do think when we look at this trend, and we see even the markets doing what they are doing, continuing to be on a pretty good tear. people talking about whether we are going to see the end of the bull market. more than eight years and counting. this debate about what you are actually paying for. it is some

school, and shortly after the encounter she led police on a short chase which ended here at a harley davidson shop. burnett is mentally ill and on drugs is what one family member said. >>> i have breaking international news coming in. 15 russian soldiers are missing right now. they are off the coast of turkey after their warship crashed. turkish media reports the warship crashed with a 48er off the coast of istanbul. i'm hearing 45 soldiers have been rescued. no word on what caused the ships to collide. i will keep my eye on the story and i will let you know as soon as we get more information from the store still developing. >>> in gma's first look we are hearing the 911 call that was made following a fatal crash. >> in this morning's "gma"'s first look, it's the frantic 911 call made by the former bachelor, chris soles. >> do you know how to do cpr? >> no, i don't. >> the reality striking moser with his truck. he was unconscious in a ditch, and he is a grandfather of three later died at the hospital from his injuries. best known as prince farming in season 19 of "the bachelor," now he is fac

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we have some great images of him on his harley-davidson motorcycle riding through the state.are being ripped off by these heavy fees that we pay for active management funds. we want to take that number down to a maximum of $100 million and shift our management to passive management. we think it is a better strategy. we have talked about this. this is not a shift that is new. we have warren buffett as a public champion of this shift, and this is something we have seen in pension funds, shifting this way. this is just a microcosm of a larger shift going on. managementthe fund industry. carol: not always so easy because there are some long-term contracts. >> what he says is they are arguing they are a most-favored-nation and this is a bad move. they have long-term contracts that are difficult to unwind to get the assets out, but when we see the markets doing what they are doing, which is continuing to be on a pretty good tear, but this debate over what you are paying for these asset management fees is on a -- active management fees -- and the huge funds we know about that are al

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michael trudeau/san jose police "harley davidson, lane one, 160 feet.'jose police are cracking down on drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks, but that's not the only problem says sergeant michael trudeau.sgt. michael trudeau/san jose police"a lot of our victims are struck at night, they're wearing dark clothing, they're not moving very well, maybe they're sick, maybe they're drunk or on drugs or are mentally ill and not able to take care of themselves'(file/recent pedestrian fatality)in the bay area, san jose-sunnyvale-santa clara ranks the highest on the pedestrian danger index.. calculated by the non profit group smart growth america. in this grim example, back on april 1st, a 71 year old man, whom police say was not in the crosswalk, was struck and killed near the intersection of chynoweth avenue and monterey road. (graphic)that was the 12th fatal traffic accident in san jose in the first three months of the year and the 10th involving a pedestrian, a sharp increase from 2016. (forum on pedestrian safety) jaime fearer/california walks "

we have great images of him on his harley davidson.iew is, look, we are being ripped off by these heavy fees we paid for active management funds. we want to take that number down to a maximum of $100 million. we want to shift our management to passive management. we think it is a better strategy. this is not -- we have talked about this. it is not a shift that is new. we have warren buffett as one of the champions of this shift. it is something we have seen in pension funds, whether it is calpers or other retirements shifting this way. and this is just a microcosm of a larger shift in the fund management industry. carol: not always so easy, right? there are long-term contracts that have locked them in. megan: he argued that they are a most favored nation and that this is a bad move. and that they have them an alternative investments with higher returns, long-term contracts that are difficult to unwind to get the assets out. i do think that when we look at this trend, and we see the markets doing what they are doing, continuing to be pr

we raised close to $50,000, i raised 14,000 as we auctioned off that motorcycle from bash 's harley davidson. more importantly thank you to all of the marines for your service. attention i-95 shoppers, spill on aisle three. spill on i-95. somebody who -- something fell out of the back of the pickup truck. thinks right at cottman avenue taking out what looks like the left lane, recycling paper, so that will be coming all over the place. here comes the sun. northbound i-95 giving south sun glare. seventeenth street closure that we heard from sabina will tie us up big time in center city in the next hour when we use 21st street, that is the best bet, all of the odd numbered streets head south. using 19th street you will to have work your way around writ writ even how square and that is a mess to begin with, during rush hour, right? so use 21st and go straight on through and give yourself extra time. lane restrictions on the kelly drive, parkway, spring garden and septa running with 25 to 30 minute delays on the wilmington and airport regional rail line, so how hot will it get? how long will sun

she let officers on a chase that ended with her arrest inside a harley-davidson store. authorities say that the boy was unharmed. >>> the coast guard is now working to salvage a barge that sunk in the bay. the 112-foot vengeance capsized south of the bay bridge during a storm a few weeks ago. it's now on the transbay tube. the u.s. coast guard and other agencies are working on plans to send divers to attach anchors to the sea floor and the barge. that way they can eventually get it upright and towed. it could take weeks. it's unclear how much fuel spilled into the bay. crews have controlled the leak. >>> time check 5:08. hundreds of gas and oil wells are shut down in the wake of a deadly explosion in colorado. >> and one bay area city has launched a new push to entice businesses to make the move across the bay. >> sure, you have heard about it by now the warmer weather is moving into the bay area. but it comes at a price. the pollen report is straight ahead. >> and we are tracking some delays for drivers heading along southbound 101 through burlingame. find out what's g

if harley-davidson, for example, sells motorcycles in india or in china, they are faced with 100% taxo the same thing. he is calling it a reciprocal tax. he said this is going to get done, but again he has to do health care first. listen. >> we're going to have a phenomenal tax reform but i have to do health care first. i want to do it first to really do it right. >> but do you have to do health care before tax reform? >> yes. >> when i say business managers, tax reform is impactful moving needle on economic growth? >> they're all right, but i'm saving tremendous amount, hundreds of hundreds of millions of dollars we're saving on health care. so we'll have much better plan than obamacare which is failing, even now as i came in here, payments have to be made that weren't scheduled to be made or obamacare. if you don'take them it fails. it is just a mess. obamacare is total mess. we're saving tremendous amounts of money on health care when we get this done, number one. most importantly, actually, we'll have great health care. and, all of that savings goes into the tax. if you don't do t

for harley davidson, more read their as well.tainly a sign of how the stronger dollar has hurt the revenue. cardinal health has the worst a sense 2014 -- 2004. they say that falling drug prices will hurt the results for the medical unit. in the last 10 minutes, we learned that verizon is open to perhaps deal talks with a number of players including cbs, disney, and comcast. joe: let's look at where the bonds are moving today. a lot of action. look at where the 10 year yield closed. 2.17%. that is a really big move. we were down. 2.3 was the level. we sliced right through that. i did not they had gotten that low. we are at levels now that are the lowest for the year. not far off the immediate wake of the election. i want to quickly look at the u.k. 10-year. lot at thelooking a u.k. at the surprising news that theresa may called snap elections. we see earlier, the news that she was going to have a press conference, people kind of nervous. a pretty wild day in the u.k.. scarlet: sterling rose. that came after theresa may called for

i'm not sure but it looks like they're rock, harley-davidson vests.s. >> all right. the group was nominated by katina posey. she says many of them start their days with fox5. they want to wish all of the dmv >> a great photo. >> yeah. >> all right, mike, i was doing some nfl research and, yes, the redskins play on new year's eve at metlife stadium. they play against the giants. >> all right. there we go. that's a big game in my opinion. >> yeah. >> so, you could go at 1 o'clock to the giants redskins game then you could go over and watch the ball drop. >> head downton. >> there you go. >> good time t hopefully they win that game t. >> you mean when they win that game. >> yeah. all right let's get to the forecast. for the kids at the bus stop a couple showers out there. definitely very humid. mild start. 57 to 66 degrees. after school 66 to, yes, 86 degrees and we'll have to once again dodge a couple of afternoon thunderstorms. planning your weekend activities hopefully most of them are indoors. definitely a cloudy shower owe day on saturday. not techn

slow demand for motorcycles forcing layoffs at harley davidson, could be affected, could have the news this morning and your credit card gets smart. master card showing with fingerprint sensor, all the stories coming up this morning and joining me to talk about it fox business dagen mcdowell, mitch rochelle is here and maslansky + partners lee carter. i think there's going to be a bigger week this upcoming week because once again, we are talking about health care and the tax package but it really does seem that the freedom caucus and tuesday group are coming together. >> they have to. we have to do something and move the country forward and there has to be middle ground that people can agree on. maria: are you surprised? dagen: no, there's a lot of pressure particularly coming out of the white house to get something legislatively done before the 100th day mark is hit, april 29th, potential government shutdown we have to worry about it. i'm always worried when things get rushed in washington. they don't dot their i's and cross their t's. it's seen as a victory if the house can push some

look at this, harley davidson profit down 25%.pped far fewer motor bikes and they're down 4%, that's the stock. j & j, the revenue missed expectations. they didn't sell as many drugs. down 2%. united health posts strong results, boost its forecast and what do you know, it's up 1 1/2% and then we have chipotle, remember them? raising prices for the first time since the e. coli outbreak. what do you guys say about this. liz: look at this, the stock is hitting more than a one-year high. they've tried everything, tried discounts, tried free food after that massive food illness outbreak and what do they do, they buy back stock and now they're raising prices at about a quarter of the stores, i think. the stock is popping 25% since the beginning of the year after five straight quarters of same-store sales declines. that's the fix, raise prices. >> fast answer, steve cortez, would you buy chipotle at 468? >> i should because the cortez family loves chipotle so much, and spd so much money there, i should participate on the ion on some of t

michael trudeau/san jose police "harley davidson, lane one, 160 feet.'jose police are cracking down on drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks, but that's not the only problem says sergeant michael trudeau.sgt. michael trudeau/san jose police"a lot of our victims are struck at night, they're wearing dark clothing, they're not moving very well, maybe they're sick, maybe they're drunk or on drugs or are mentally ill and not able to take care of themselves'(file/recent pedestrian fatality)in the bay area, san jose-sunnyvale-santa clara ranks the highest on the pedestrian danger index.. calculated by the non profit group smart growth america. in this grim example, back on april 1st, a 71 year old man, whom police say was not in the crosswalk, was struck and killed near the intersection of chynoweth avenue and monterey road. (graphic)that was the 12th fatal traffic accident in san jose in the first three months of the year and the 10th involving a pedestrian, a sharp increase from 2016. (forum on pedestrian safety) jaime fearer/california walks "

michael trudeau/san jose police "harley davidson, lane one, 160 feet.'lice are cracking down on drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks, but that's not the only problem says sergeant michael trudeau.sgt. michael trudeau/san jose police"a lot of our victims are struck at night, they're wearing dark clothing, they're not moving very well, maybe they're sick, maybe they're drunk or on drugs or are mentally ill and not able to take care of themselves'(file/recent pedestrian fatality)in the bay area, san jose-sunnyvale-santa clara ranks the highest on the pedestrian danger index.. calculated by the non profit group smart growth america. in this grim example, back on april 1st, a 71 year old man, whom police say was not in the crosswalk, was struck and killed near the intersection of chynoweth avenue and monterey road. (graphic)that was the 12th fatal traffic accident in san jose in the first three months of the year and the 10th involving a pedestrian, a sharp increase from 2016.(forum on pedestrian safety)jaime fearer/california walks"hitting so

wisconsin today, this buy american, hire american executive order also based in wisconsin, is harley-davidsonng to be down i think about 4% here at the open. outlook on shipments 80,000 to 85,000 for the current quarter, consensus around 88,000. they've been reducing shipments of newer models to get dealers to shed their existing inventory but an echo of what we've seen in cars, right, whether it's financing restrictions or just a tapped out or satisfied consumer, who feels maybe we have enough for now. >> there is an underlying concern though that things are a little soft. and i know people are searching around trying to understand that, given we have a lot of disparate data that indicates otherwise to some extent but those car numbers certainly gave a lot of people pause. >> we were talking about david rosenberg, who is largely bearish on u.s. macro, his point last night, yes, consumer confidence numbers are at the highest since 2000, but that reflects what consumers have already bought, not necessarily what they intend to buy from here on out. that's a debate in the next few months no doub

we will also miss the harley davidson juxtaposed against the log cabin every day, but permits and reservations, we are open to the public 5.5 days a week. we take over 300 phone calls a day, hundreds of online applications, people can walk in and talk to us. we also serve as like a factor visitor center because people wonder in all the time. were in the middle of golden gate park so we get to talk to about all the things happening at recreation and park. we serve as sort of air traffic control. so if you figure we have all these reservations, we have maintenance things going on in the parks. we volunteer groups. we try to make sure that nobody is bumping into each other and everybody has their proper access. so the staff taking all these calls into an all these reservations, they do it with incredible amount of positive enthusiasm.. we are really are a great team working together. the camaraderie is wonderful. to be very different without peter bringing us together, but they do a great job so i just want to introduce them really quickly. while we do operate as a team, there are three focus are

michael trudeau/san jose police "harley davidson, lane one, 160 feet.' police are cracking down on drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks, but that's not the only problem says sergeant michael trudeau.sgt. michael trudeau/san jose police"a lot of our victims are struck at night, they're wearing dark clothing, they're not moving very well, maybe they're sick, maybe they're drunk or on drugs or are mentally ill and not able to take care of themselves'(file/recent pedestrian fatality)in the bay area, san jose-sunnyvale-santa clara ranks the highest on the pedestrian danger index.. calculated by the non profit group smart growth america. in this grim example, back on april 1st, a 71 year old man, whom police say was not in the crosswalk, was struck and killed near the intersection of chynoweth avenue and monterey road. (graphic)that was the 12th fatal traffic accident in san jose in the first three months of the year and the 10th involving a pedestrian, a sharp increase from 2016. (forum on pedestrian safety) jaime fearer/california walks "hitt

how would will be riding a harley—davidson across the planes with tears in his eyes for love lost, andand would you like to tell the bbc breakfast viewers what you will be doing?” to tell the bbc breakfast viewers what you will be doing? i will be writing books. that isn't exactly what you said. ok. you can all look forward to that, maybe. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. we will see you in a few minutes‘ time. good morning from bbc london news. i‘m alice salfield. a shop worker from kentish town who‘s lived in the uk for 26 years has two weeks to challenge his deportation. 20,000 people signed a petition to give stolyjankovic more time after he was arrested last week and taken to a removal centre in dorset. the home office says it doesn‘t routinely comment on individual cases but a local mp is worried about how it‘s been handled. i‘m concerned at the way in which he was detained, and the fact that the proposal was to remove him before he had time to take legal advice or make representations. at the bare minimum, it must be right for people to make representa

also harley-davidson shares are under some pressure this morning.ompany did beat estimates by three cents with profit at $1.05 per share. but revenue was below forecast and profit fell by more than 25% from a year ago. hurt by a drop in motorcycle shipments. that stock now down about 4% in the premarket. also, a legal fight taking place in the vacuum cleaning industry. i-robot, maker of the roomba. who's got a roomba? suing competitor hoover and stanley black and decker. i-robot says its rivals are using its patented technology without permission to make their own autonomous vacuums. i've always wanted to get one of these things. you buy them like at sharper image or something, right? but i've never done it. nobody wants to take me up on that. that's okay. >> you don't do any housework, do you? >> occasionally. occasionally i step in. >> you take out the garbage? >> yes, actually. >> i'm a garbage guy. >> but not a vacuum -- >> but -- some people are ocd. >> i used to love to vacuum. >> the lines. >> i love the lines in the carpet. >> there are peop