and we have an interview with harald krueger, the executive ceo of the m w -- of bmw.hewhy trump is not telling whole story when it comes to exports and american jobs. let's have a look at where european equities are now. you know the function gmm go. stocks rising after falling for three consecutive weeks through the largest losing stretch since brexit last year. sterling rising by 1/5 of 1%. theresa may striking a deal with the dup. it is time to turn bearish on u.k. government bonds. bluebay asset management says so. bluebayy manager of forecast 10 year yields will hide to the highest level in about 18 months amid rising inflationary pressures. he also says the u.k. must wrap and instead go to fiscal easing. the forecast is 2%. down to 1% today. sincee not been at 2% december of 2015. german business confidence surging to a record high among signs the outlook for europe's biggest economy is improving. -- ifa business confidence ifo business confidence index. the economy rising at the fastest pace in five years. we have had a report of underlying expectations for a c

. >> one of their police dogs, krueger, was shot to death in 2016.ough spike's k-9 fund, i was able to help get bulletproof vest for a number of police dogs in the area. >> this guy right here was named in honor of anderson cooper. that's a.c. >> thanks to spike's k-9 fund, officer mcniff's new k-9 officer has the vest that krueger did not. >> what's cool is he's wearing the vest that you provided for the dogs, so that bulletproof vest he wears it to work every day. >> jimmy somehow convinced know suit up so i could experience the power and discipline of these dogs. >> i got him. >> let's get up. feel how intimate that is? he's talking to you. >> and anderson joins me now. intimate, that's how they described it. >> yeah. it's just so surreal, you know. this dog was just nice one moment, and the dog was looking right at you. it's really intense. >> the dog named after you. >> yes, a.c. >> a.c. in all the years i've known you, you take reporter involvement in these stories to a whole different level, including in this particular piece which people will

officer mcany of was krueger's partner. >> this guy was named in honor of anderson cooper, that's a.cfund, his new k-9 partner has the vet that krueger did not. >> what's cool is he's wearing the vest that you provided for the dogs. that's a bullet proof vest and he wears it to work every day. >> jimmy somehow convinced me to suit up so i could experience the power and displichb these dogs. >> i've got him. >> let's get up. feel how intimate that is. he's talking to you. >> one thing i wasn't all that keen on doing this weekend was skydiving. i'm afraid of heights, but jimmy has a way of convincing you to do things. >> whoa. >> that was intense. that was intense. getting out of the airplane is just the most -- it's so unnatural. it's so like -- holy [ bleep j. jimmy hatch is no longer wearing a uniform but that hasn't stopped him from continuing to serve our country and it hasn't stopped him from continuing to fight to keep all of us safe. >> what a great story. we have a whole lot more of those feel-good stories coming up next. for now thanks for being with me tonight. stay with us f

. >>> it's the battle of the wildeb going down at the krueger national park. >> those this are cool looking. i love the stripes. >> the thirdt in. and charge! >> that was like a sucker punch. >> yeah. initially i thought it was like wre in. it wasn'testlin t maggeg,d tag went for it. >> you know there's a female nearby just watching this all g and the strongest? >> or the dumbest and the wildest. >> she's not thing. she's like where's the baby? let me get the baby some water. >> the woman who filmed this said it lasted about five minutes. you notice the one just trots off and the others go their separate ways. >> because they're boys. because they can. let's wrus estle. >> that's how it goes down. just happens that way. >>> catamaran flips over on the the jet border a hero for saving the day. >> no, no way! >> no! >>> plus, these throwback pants are all the rage right now. >> like the the palazzo pants. nts.ind out how you can saveir a vehe most... ♪ ...are the clothes you wear the most. so you need a faon cicontidi that keeps them looking good longer. that's the value of snuggle. it does m

of course this dinner brought do you in the krueger national park in south africa. let's just say, this lion doesn't want anybody watching the meal. taken a couple of bites and then look at this sneer. >> he's just got something stuck in his teeth. >> you better hope it's not you stuck in his teeth after this happens. >> whoa! okay. i'm out. bye. >> oh. >> did you see that zero to 60 in a couple of seconds? >> that thing's quick. >> stops just short of the vehicle they're in and walks off. >> can we talk about that mane blowing in the wind though. i see you. >> that's the last thing you you'd do before he eats you. nice mane! >>> this video got nethese peop in trouble. there were four people in there when they came upon this lion cub. this is in india. these men chased this lion cub for about 45 seconds. you could see they're not exactly going that slowly, but that lion finally runs out into the bushes, gets away. but those four men, arrested. authorities there never say how they found out who these men are who are taking the video but they seized the car and those

. >>> moving over to the krueger national park, you've got this little baby rhino flexing on some tourists and it's cute. >> you're scared. i'm so skacared. you're adorable. >> those at the camera are just snickering. >> i'm very scared. oh, you're very brave. >> it charges. >> you guys are scared of me, right? >> guess i'll go back over here with mom. >> hope he doesn't get mom involved. >> yeah. then there's trouble. >>> imagine having a medical condition that makes everyone around you scared of you. and therefore you have to live as a recluse. that's exactly the case of this indonesian man. 34-year-old man who is believed to have a certain type of eye cancer that has forced this growth in his right eye. >> is that his eye? >> yeah. and as he pulls it up, you see there is actually an eyelid. and when he opens that up, i do believe it's his cornea and pupil. >> can he see through that? >> no, he cannot see through that. he is completely blind on the right side. >> i feel so bad for this guy. you know, people just don't understand. they are fearful. it's like a modern day elephant man synd

bmw chairman harold krueger has met with trump and is confident there will not be a tax slapped on importedmws. >> i'm not worried because we explained when i was in washington with the german chancellor, had the opportunity to talk about our business here in spartanburg, i could explain and the president acknowledged that one clearly how successful our operation is here in south carolina. >> reporter: meanwhile, bmw is moving forward with its plans to build a plant in mexico. still for some on capitol hill, the question is not whether or not to tax imported models, but how to get europe to drop its tariff on vehicles built in the u.s. >> negotiate a treaty with europe so that american products can go to europe without tariff and vice versa and the automotive sector, this would be a home run for american automobile manufacturers. >> reporter: the big hit today for workers in spartanburg, adding jobs and security at the largest auto plant in the u.s. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," spartanburg, south carolina. >>> alphabet and avis team up on self-driving cars. that's where we begin

. >>> joining us toss discuss more of this is chris krueger from cowan. we appreciate you being with with us. what a day we were asking you how likely it would be if health care gets done before the july 4th recess. now we know the answer to that how significant is this delay? >> it's pretty significant the exact wrong place for republicans where they wanted to be at the beginning of the year. the august recess was originally the deadline for tax reform and they are still sort of stuck in the mud of health care with really no end in sight for either the budget or taxes right after this >> all right timing aside, let's talk about the issues that divide them. i mean, clearly the democrats and the republicans are not talking to each other. they are talking to the press with what they would like to see the new bill look like the issues here are medicaid primarily, and the expansion or the cuts in spending is there a middle ground in that at all that you can see? >> well, i mean, medicaid is sort of the issue du jure ajouru have planned parenthood and health c

and we have an interview with harald krueger, the executive ceo of the m w -- of bmw.

. >> and then i told her, that her nose looks like freddy krueger and she hates me for that, but i lovee she has a cindy nose. >> but it took me awhile to get used to the fact that i'm going to look like this forever. so you got to get used to it, and it's really hard to come to that conclusion. because i didn't look like this before. >> coming up -- >> counting this money. >> and when you say that, add a little swag and slow it down. >> counting his money and getting -- >> philip white goes into the mentoring business. and cort holbrook receives some mentoring from his cellie. >> he's been through a lot, in the system for years and he has good perspective on life. >> let's put it this way. some people pray to god. i pray to john gotti. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? yo

. >> we talked to john krueger who you are familiar with. and says it sound great on paper.eally skeptical that hyper sonic or supersonic flight could be brought down to being effective on a mass scale. >> well, it turns ought we have all the technology today to do it we have the materials. we have the engines. and just a matter of putting the pieces together. >> you think the demand is there? >> absolutely. for the similar price point to what you pay in business class today, who wouldn't want to get there in half the time >> how quickly would the airlines want your supersonic jet in their fleet and how big of a range are we talking about in terms of potential orders >> yeah. they would love to visit last year because every airline today is flying around about the same airplanes between the same airports with a very similar onboard product. there is no differentiation. and real differentiation will be flights that are half the length. >> half the length and then how much would each airline want >> the third party projections from boyd groups say 1300 aircraft so this is huge

. >> rose: next is oracle, 62 to 65, rauschenberg with toby fitch harold hodges, billy krueger and robertay moore. >> so here he is cab rating with a whole slew of engineers led by billy cluuver from bell labs, the it is an extraordinary collaboration with technicians, and most artists are afraid of technology but not rauschenberg he embraces it as part of the adventure of contemporary hive and each of those pieces is outfitted with am radios, he thought fm was too cultured, and it is connected by a wireless transition sorry circuitry so that is the cutting edge of technology in that moment of time, the building blocks of our own digital age. >> rose: next is nabisco shredded wheat, something i used to eat at breakfast all the time. >> it is our -- this is a moment after he leaves new york and he pose to captiva and using just ordinary boxes, the boxes that were sent to him, the kinds of things you could find easily, materials of what he said were softness and waste and he would make very simple interventions to create a work like this, and it is also something that is looking at a younge

and chairman of the board harold krueger yesterday as b.m.w. announced an additional expansion of $800 million and 1,000 more jobs. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. congratulations, again, yesterday on the swearing in of congressman ralph norman, who is the second republican elected in 125 years for the fifth district of south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognize snigs -- recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise this morning because yesterday the congressional budget office, a nonpartisan organization that we rely on in this chamber for truth, told us that the senate health care bill, so-called health care bill will throw 22 million americans off of their insurance. mr. himes: 2/3 of those, 14 million are

if you're another retailer whether it's krueger or anyone who competes in the food space this is a name you want to look at to prevent the threat of amazon becoming more dominant. >> would this have happened without an activist? is this something that organically would have made sense to you >> i think without an activist, no, i don't think this would have happened. i think over the next few quarters as the plan took hold, shares would have made it up to at least the low 40s the activists are behind the timing of the sale whole foods would probably still be an independent company. >> sara, i know you cover it closely, what do you think this means for other companies like kroeger whose stock is off significantly on the back of this news? >> boy, it is a game changer when it comes to the industry landscape. for the future of groceries, three points i would highlight in terms of the competitive threat this amazon/whole food represents, kroeger, walmart which has more than 50% of its sales coming from food, costco, target, anyone in the grocery business amazon has deep pockets which means i

and guys remember bmw is building a plant in mexico that's scheduled to open in 2019 i asked harold krueger not they might change those plans given the possibility of a change in nafta and he said no, we're still building it. back to you. >> phil, thank you so much congressional budget office set to release it's score for the senate health care bill possibly as soon as today. >> the two big questions are the bill's impact on the number of uninsured and on premium costs particularly for older americans. remember under the house version 23 million more people would be uninsured a decade from now compared to current law. premiums would also go up for those over the age of 65 president trump said he wants the senate bill to have more heart and this morning he put blame on democrats tweeting that they are obstructionists and saying all they do is delay and complain but actually several republicans want to delay the senate vote on the bill to give themselves more time to reach a deal five senators are opposed to this bill and nbc puts at least nine on the fence. that includes rob portman that was