the huber driver suffered a broken leg and is recovering at home. he didn't have a license plate but they do have descriptions of some of those writers. >>> the national safety board released a preliminary report until last month small plane crash were four people were killed and another was hurt, they were returning to san jose. the report shows that the pilot had trouble starting before taking off from the airport. he had to try several times before it finally worked. three people died on impact on february 27 and one of the two survivors died on tuesday of this week from her brain injuries. the initial report doesn't state what caused the crash. a final report could take up to year and a half to be completed. >>> 438 to be completed. >>> 4:38 am, aldon smith had another run-in with the law but he may not be to blame as he was detained by san francisco police for public drunkenness after police say that his suv collided with an undercover police car. but as terror reports, aldon smith was not driving the car. >> five hours after his detainment for

family does believe that with more oversight and regulation, people can be a little bit safer and craig huber hand and he let me know where the slaves legally. >> a lawsuit like we were able to have the court order, the dump truck of this vehicle to be preserved exactly as it is until there comes a time that forensic engineers can go in and learn about the cause of this malfunction. >> as you must have surmised, the medical bills are skyrocketing. the family has set up a go fund me page to offset the cost. >> i cannot imagine the horror that they are going through, the randomness and the tragedy. but having said that the lawyer suing to keep that on hold to make sure absolutely makes sense. but it is too much of a knee-jerk reaction. that is 17 steps down the road. >> keep us posted. >> today we charged him with three murders and one attempted murder. he entered his plea of not guilty. >> this unassuming slender 20-year-old, is he a serial killer? >> he appeared in the courtroom on monday morning. to hear the charges against him of triple indictment for murdering three women and trying to mur

i think it is telling that huber rather than saying, this , they a new story apologized. realized this is a real thing their drivers are really talking about. as angry as the driver was, i think he did them a favor by putting this out there. times, this more transparent world we live in is better for the world than it otherwise would be. >> i think the central issue for the tech industry is trust. look at facebook and google and fake news. to what extent were they a part of the election outcome, and what is the future forlook at fy and france on fake news? i believe deeply that the smart tech company will put this on their badge and say, we are going to be trusted by our constituents by behaving in a certain way as a company that sees 10 years out and takes on .he big issues of the time i think there is a bigger expectation of tech companies, that they were born of the people, and they have to represent the people. activism is aate potential problem here. one of the things that has made it a challenge for the tech industry to deal with sexual harassment is they have this

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a race to take on huber as the robot trucking division, several startups are showing off their own efforts delivery vehicle that would reinvent the business. do you need a cow for milk? a debate turns over the definition of dairy. dairy farmers are lobbying congress to stop the use of milk for products not made from cow's milk, makers of the increasingly popular milk substitute are asking the fda to back a broader use of the term. >> coming up what a wild week for the stock market. the biggest gain of the year the day before, what is the future of the market in the future of the biggest tech ipo in years? >> this is a company a lot of interest in, a lot of people had high expectations for exponential growth down the road and this is an expectations play. >> nyse floor trader keith blitz will join us with his outlook. let's look at us stock market futures ahead of "the opening bell," dow futures lower by 43, s&p by 6, nasdaq lower by 13. you are watching "fbn a.m.". let's look at oil by $.17, $2.78 a barrel. stay with us, you're looking at "fbn a.m.," your first look at morning markets and

huber car claims the accident wasn't it's a fault, and finally reality show was canceled after four episodesnobody bothered to tell the contestants. act to you, tom. >> tom: thanks, andy. ask not for whom the closing bell tolls, it tolls for she. fox business anchor liz claman. comedian shuli egar. it you can rub his head for luck, or if you want answers about the future. chris hahn. he can't play baseball, but he is a shoeless joe. sitting right next to me, comedian joe matarese. let's start the show. what a difference four years makes. he hears the republican leadership in 2012. >> it's pretty clear that the president was reelected, obamacare is the law of the lan land. >> tom: and here they are today. >> i don't know what else to say, other than obamacare is the law of the land and will remain the law of the land. >> tom: it's the law of the land, or lol for short. on sunday, president trump blamed the freedom caucus and two conservative groups for the sale of the health care bill. steve bannon is reportedly encouraging trump to reply coma list of republicans that refuse to support the he

go to costco for you, pick up the order bring it to your home, walmart doing something similar with huberally steering them away and it is a tough business right now in general. abby: big pretzels and ice cream. it is a fun trip. >> it must be really unhealthy. abby: you are going to die. you have probably seen it at dunkin' donuts. it is not very nutritious, has a ton of calories. they are going to replace it with what they call the frozen dunkin coffee. a 32 ounce a lot of, 990 cal, 130 g of sugar. only 50 g of sugar at the most. this new amount is not much better. the frozen dunkin coffee, 840 cal, 820 g of sugar. they are trying to get healthier. rob: when i go to dunkin' donuts i don't expect to eat healthy. >> some healthy options. thanks for clarifying. rob: 38 minutes after the hour. she got caught saying this about the president. change our nation is divided. an act of terrorism. rob: that professor is getting awarded from her school. abby: one step in the right direction, 2 glasses of wine a bad combination. sending ellen degenerate to the hospital. hearing heaven q i de in love

huber ceo travis kalanick has issued an apology after being caught on camera arguing with a driver.anick is seen posting about the company's tough culture before be raging a driver asking about cutting fares. >> you know what? some people don't like to take responsibility. caroline: he released a reaction saying, to say i am embarrassed is an understatement. it is clear this video is a reflection of me and the criticism we received as a stark reminder that i must fundamentally change as a leader and grow up. this is the first time i have been willing to admit that i need leadership health, and i intend to get it. is the latest in a series of embarrassing incidents for the company. thousands deleted their accounts after the company was accused of protesting a strike protesting president trump's travel ban. , along the startups that rally wednesday, is apple hitting an all-time high? one analyst says the stock still has room to run. check out tv on bloomberg. you can check out any of the bloomberg functions. you can become part of the conversation by sending us an instant message

commercial interest exploited her huber of jokes and stories supposedly but originating with the of present the publishers they would ask what could be more natural the name of one day so greatly enjoyed and perpetuate? those graphic advertisements or fresh from the of bosom with all of the issues of the greenback's with that smiling, and full. so the life of abraham lincoln with this story telling posture and one of the commentary the intention was to show a purposeful commander in chief. into that presidential campaign was of us suffering and patient president with the inappropriate anecdote. in that brought him innocent delight but in addition to the therapeutic value and then to waste his time but the defense was an ethical rock. to set up the value of his supporters to the disdain of the chief magistrate to make kim unfit in his position. democrats were already be reading in for his smutty jokes. and from the moment of his inauguration was ridiculing a candidate to not be favorable that would go bare footed with split rails been is the ugliest man in the west. during uh crisis the pres

eric: huber says they are investigating it right now.seeing some random regulators posing questions about it but i think it will be a long conversation about the legality of this program. vonnie: it is probably fairly obvious, but why did uber development the first place? would go into markets where was not understood by local regulators. it was not explicitly illegal or legal, and local authorities would try to go after individual uber drivers to ticket them or impound their vehicles. uber didn't want to give those regulators the power to find those drivers. they obscure the driver with believe theye uber are operating legally. vonnie: it has been a tough, tough few weeks for uber. he seems to always be dealing with something. any signs the trouble of eight? ate?ell oab reviewing policies under claims of sexual harassments. we have seen to top exec's leave in the past couple of weeks. i think their problems are still very much ongoing. the company said they are looking for a here for travis, did chief operating officer, but that seems l

huber is putting the brakes on itself trailing vehicles.riment after one crashed in tempe, arizona. tempe police say another vehicle failed to yield at a traffic signal in a collided with the uber suv. that is happening now. the white house knows they claim it's open to working with democrats as it shifts its focus from health care to tax reform. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. hi, greg. good morning. >> hey, good morning. they don't have any choice because after failing to repeal and replace obamacare, the term administration moving onto the next next item, tax reform. >> we are moving on to tax reform. we've got the budget coming out. we are willing to talk to anyone. we always have been and more so now that never come a time for both hardee's to come together and get to real reforms in this country. >> the only problem and it's been more than 30 years since the tax system had a major overhaul of a no-space-on republicans have a difficult time agreeing on things. nevertheless, chairman of the house ways and means committ

. >> ron huber reminded me in the past. but this idea of crude but effective terror method. in this case, a knife, something similar, a vehicle plowing into a crowd. whether you're talking about what happened in nice or an isolated event in berlin, this is a crude but effective way to scare and take out a lot of people. what do you make of that mindset and whether it's an isis inspired attack, you don't need a lot of sophistication to carry it out. >> and no, they called for just that sort of thing. the fbi director has warned us of this sort of potential with isis. as u.s. and allied forces start to squeeze isis in iraq and syria, we see those that can't travel, take up the means of destruction in their native land, whatever those tools might be. whether it's a knife, a car. we've seen the effectiveness of it. so each of these aassuming this is tied to isis as well. >> neil: i'm wondering, is it just to stun people? what? what is in the thinking here? >> i think, neil, part of it is so routine, so pedestrian that it may shock us. the victims of these attacks are doing thing

if they want to call in huber instead. the company says it is allowing parents to track their teens even when they are done with their ride, some of the early criticism that follows. it speaks to the answer of cloning yourself, a feeling most parents have had at one point or another. >> of course. thank you. that's true. last night oakland's new police chief was out in the community meeting people face-to-face.>>> the chief talked about crime, police relations and told the crowd oakland can be the super bowl champs of law enforcement. she is reviewing how the 792 officers deployed should look for improvement and she wants to recruit for a more diverse force. her main goal is to change the city's image getting it out of the top 10 most violent cities.>> we will become known as one of the safest cities in america. we will turn around. [ indiscernible ] >> the chief has been on the job for a month spends most nights in the community learning about oakland.>>> transit officials are considering extending the hours of the carpoo

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. >> the original aunt viv, janet huber shall she was original very much yan, now blasting the so calledhoto, posting on her facebook page, she ripped the reunion, especially alfonso, portrayed her son, carlton, well, ya, she called him some former cast memberss some things to sson three, went to will smi replacen the pitosy event that the womano say. >> one of those >> isn't she spilling the the ol >> rry on the show this morning, what it took for them to transform into kennedy. >> dorm life, big part of going away to college. but somewith it. why they're moving their kids into apartment so is it a good idea? >> what? and not have live in a dorm your firs will tell you that. left with a shaved head.d you? >> commute tear to you send, university, go tigers, but mye of semester in a dorm, and i don't knowtihang for your's, still we are watchid clouds today, maybe sunrise off. tonight down lasts and how much we're sue has that look >> okay, 8:32, we a extra mile is one of the person's gtat do , >> i was mitten, 57th and spruc, part of the we peck program, alliance for children, i asked the

lampkin, you worked with the judge when he was in private practice at kellogg huber, and you said you support his nomination to the supreme court. do you think his experience as a trial lawyer would be relevant to his work on the supreme court? >> yes. i think it is highly relevant. as somebody who was a trial lawyer for many years the judge has great respect for the record, great respect for the factual development whether developed by this body in support of the statutes it enacts or it is a record created by the parties at trial. i think when you are a trial lawyer, you develop that type of great respect that is important to really understanding what is going on in the cases to understanding not merely what the principles are but how they are affecting people. i think practical experience as a trial lawyer is something not as common among supreme court justices now as it should be. i think that is a good perspective to bear. >> my last question. we have heard a lot during these hearings about the rule of law. we have heard in particular about how it's the role of judges to enforce

i'm new or the latest thing and no better than everybody who comes before me would be an act of huberousthe judicial role. >> what if i ask about bush versus gore? >> i know some people in this room have opinions on that i'm sure senator as a judge it's part of the united states supreme court. it deserves the same respect as other presidents of the united states supreme court when you're coming to it as a judge. it has to be analyzed under the law of precedent. >> well, let's go to a kind of a more controversial issue. it's along the lines i've been asking you. i think the case every nominee gets asked about roe v. wade can you tell me whether it was decided correctly? >> again, i could tell you it was decided in 1973 is a precedent of the united states supreme court. it has been reaffirmed around reliance considerations are important there and all the other factors that go into analyzing precedent have to be considered. tis a precedent of the united states supreme court reaffirmed in casey in 1982 and in several other case. a good judge will consider as precedent of the united states su

huber's biggest rival in southeast asia will raise money.here is a new funding round packaged by japan's softbank. they are pledging $1 billion. oil cuts discuss the this weekend in kuwait. the market has made it clear their work is far from done. analysts say the oil cutbacks have extended past summer. there are records in prices below $50 per barrel. that is your bloomberg business flash. you very much. the health-care industry is waiting to see what happens with the repeal today in the sea. some drug companies are making investments. eli lilly is investing money in its u.s. operations for things like research laboratories and manufacturing sites. president andthe ceo and the governor of illinois. we will get to that investment. i want to focus on the big nose -- news over in d.c.. >> as you know, the pharmaceutical industry's of ordered the affordable care act. what we learned over the last several years was coverage did not equal access to haul quality -- high-quality care. evolving power out of washington back to the states and individu

huber things are getting worse for them. a special program to avoid the authorities. out of portland, oregon. they are under fire for having a toxic culture. uber said we don't want regulators or enforcers in our cars according to reports. similarly a secret software to red flag and a ride coming from a government regulator or enforcers. in other words, to stop secret thing operations. as in investigations of drivers harassing passengers. uber said we don't want this. you have to be a bona fide person -- a bona fide passenger who wants to uber. trade to the software a government regulator and stop them taking rides to spy on uber. trade for the location data, credit card information. there have been secret is underway against uber. uber thing we effectively have the software that blocks rights. not supposed to do that. but the valuation of depression. stuart: i guess it does. i want to come back to you for more. we are expecting the president to sign the revised executive order and immigration. this is the new one to replace the old one block old one blocked in the qu

emissions scandal with the epa, the epa dialing back, robot cars coming down, right handling apps like huberr, you are valuing fiat chrysler the same as snap which is different here in this disappearing picture ap apps. >> i will explain why people overpay in markets. if you pay valuation, you say about this these auto companies are in a bind, gm has never made money in this and i think a lot of these car companies have pulled into a cul-de-sac and the only way to get back to growth is merge and consolidate and get scale. stuart: jobs have to be on the chopping block, vast overcapacity. 's >> jobs will be on the chopping block no matter what whether these companies merge or not blues there will not be enough -- we are driving more miles than we ever did before but we are paying and using less fuel to do so. people are looking for different cars, electric, all these things, if you are not predator you are pray. stuart: uses cell snap, the short of the century, that is the low price for snap. 's >> i thought it would be the high, i lost for $2, anyone who is disappointed and wants to get back

companies like huber and tax companies. to the extension is the fact that they cannot find enough of drivers today. in order to continue that expansion they need to be able to add driverless cars. it allows you to do that. except that the difference is that you can have this very well. today i have prototypes working very well in terms of a driverless car's or autonomous cars but were going to need some time to make sure that in 100 percent of the cases that would be there. to think going forward with driverless cars you will see fleets. i don't think it will be either/or. it will be both. let's not forget that 2016 has been a record year for the car industry. even though they are not buying cars we have a lot of that and the in the classical industry. on top of that you will have other markets like shared cars, shared services, this is not there. it's in addition to that. we've to we have to be ready to compete in that. >> i think it's adding something new the same time that they may be taking some of the needs you've a lo