he just loved that name, mercedes, and it became mercedes. david: suppose her name had been josephine. would we be calling this "josephine-benz" or? [laughter] ola: it would have been a josephine-benz -- even if it would have been a brunhilda, maybe that -- [laughter] we'll see. but mercedes-benz works very well. and, of course, the "benz" came later as the companies merged in the 1920's. david: how many cars a year does mercedes-benz now sell? ola: now, we are at about 2.4 million, 2.5 million. david: so, roughly, has been about 80 million cars sold a year around the world. it's something like 17 million in the united states, 28 million in china, and europe is roughly the same as the united states. ola: exactly. david: the biggest market for cars in the world is china. i think i said they sold 28 million or something like that last year. is that where your biggest market is as well? ola: it is for our passenger car division, bite far and away, our biggest market. last year, we sold about 700,000 cars in china. david: those cars, are they man

most people know it as mercedes benz. where did the name mercedes come from?originally the company was after the founder, daimler. about 15 years later came a famous austrian industrialist. he was a racing enthusiast. he went to daimler and his chief engineer at the time and said make me a racing engine. i want to go to nice and compete and win. they made him an engine and a car, he won the race, and the prerequisite was the car should be named after his daughter, mercedes. the rest is history. daimler changed the name of the product -- not the company, the products. david: imagine if her name was josephine. [laughter] ola: if it had been brunhilda. [laughter] mercedes-benz works very well. david: how many cars a year does mercedes-benz sell? ola: 2.4, 2.5 million. david: it's something like 17 million in the united states, 28 million in china, and europe is roughly the same as the united states. the biggest market for cars in the world is china. i think i said they sold 28 million or something last year. is that your biggest market? ola: our biggest market fa

most people know it as mercedes benz. where did the name mercedes come from? ola: well, originally the company was the name of the founder, daimler. 1926.nded the company in about 15 years later came a famous austrian industrialist. he was a racing enthusiast. he went to gottlieb daimler and his chief engineer at the time and said make me a racing engine. i want to go to nice and compete in a race, and i want to win. they made him an engine and a car, he won the race, and the prerequisite was the car should be named after his daughter, mercedes. and the rest is history. daimler changed the name of the product -- not the name of the company. he just loved her name. david: imagine if her name was josephine. [laughter] ola: even if it had been brunhilda. [laughter] but mercedes-benz works very well. of course, the "benz" came later on as the cup and emerged in the 1920's. david: how many cars a year does mercedes-benz sell? ola: now we are at about 2.5 2.4 million, million. david: roughly it is 80 million cars sold a year around the world. it's something like 17

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similarly, if you find the germans, mercedes and auto union in our people at this time and trying to figure out how they can survive and what they can do so that's where hitler comes into the picture in 1933 he rises to power, he makes it kind of his mission to divide the german automobile company and he says in his second speech that he ever gave as the leader of the third life was upper motor show 1933 and he said we are going to build the audubon, revived the automobile industry and i'm going to dominate grand prix racing. all that came about because of the economic, social, political upheaval was happening at that time. so i wouldn't be surprised that there are many reflections about today. >> absolutely. back then, the racecars there were building were hoping to display them during the races so peoplehood biases and drive them around. today, the racecars we have are absolutely appropriate for driving any sort of street. when did that kind of break? , when did it branch out from being sort of a showcase for cars that you could purchase for being a specific sport? >> i think it is

su hija mercedes de 31 aÑos y su esposa.e acabÓ el oxigeno univercayÓ de boca. - cayÓ de boca. estuvo cinco minutos de boca. como agachado. muerto. y no lo podÍan recoger. reportero: muriÓ exactamente una semana despuÉs de haberse despedido del cuerpo sin vida de su padre del hospital. fueron sepultados juntos. mercedes nos comentÓ que su papÁ le llamÓ a su madre desde el hospital para despedirse de ella. dijo que se iba a morir. que el doctor mencionÓ que estaba muy grave. en la familia fueron 6 contagiados, incluyendo mercedes y su mamÁ. pero ellas se recuperaron, todos terminaron la cuarentena. ilia: que historia dolorosa. aquÍ les contamos la historia de ivÁn, un camarografo que librÓ una lucha contra el coronavirus que finalmente terminÓ por quitarle la vida. su viuda no pudo despedirse de Él. organizÓ su velorio y entierro con las limitaciones de la pandemia. hablamos con ella en nueva jersey. >> le llÁmo y me dijo me van a trasladar. no se le entendÍa. reportera: asÍ la perversidad del coronavirus le arrebatÓ una desp

generally you find the germans, mercedes and auto union also an absolute up evil at this time.trying to figure out how they can survive and what they can do that's where hitler comes into the picture 1933 he makes it his mission to revive the german automobile company the second speech as the leader of the third reich was at the berlin motor show in 1933. he said we're going to build the autobahn, are going to revive the automobile industry, and third, i'm going to dominate grand prix racing. and so all of that came about because of the economic, social, political, upheaval that was happening at that point in time. so i would not be surprised, that there may be reflections of that, into that. so absolutely. he went back then the racecars they were building were designed, hoping to display them today the racecars we have or absolutely not appropriate when did it branch out from being sort of a showcase for cars that you could purchase to being such a specific -- >> guest: this is very true, this really happened in the late 20s and 30s. the difference, the split that you found. i

you look at what the germans did by contrast, you know, the german cars whether from mercedes or auto union were called silver arrows because of their sleek, modern, aluminum body design. those cars, everything about them had no -- no chance they were going to be passenger vehicles. they were explicitly built, designed, built, manufactured to be grand prix race cars and that's it. they were not concerned about selling the vehicles to the general population. their victory in the grand prix had special aspects to it because it was good advertising for their company, you know, we the build the fasters cars in the world so buy our passenger vehicles, but they had no correlation from that. they were largely built, invested in as propaganda for mercedes and auto unions but also propaganda for the third right and so every aspect of those millions of dollars that were poured into their coffers to build their cars was as a nationalistic gamut and that's exactly what they were for a very long time. >> switching the pace a little bit or witching, you know, research, so when -- a question that i

we saw the mercedes dealership smashed, windows, same thing. two police officers there on motorbikes. fire that is burning now in the middle of the street. one of the armored vehicles maneuvers around that. we're going check in with andrea nakano who is live with the latest from her location, andrea? >> reporter: yeah, it has calmed down quite a bit here, but the problem is that the crowds are dispersing from the main corridor of broadway into the streets, side streets here. and as you can see, there's a dumpster there in the middle of the street. drivers driving around it and trying to get out of this area as the protest starts to wind down here in oakland tonight, as you did mention, though, there are still some hot spots, lot of looting and vandalism still going on in that main corridor of broadway. but here on the outskirts, people are now trying to get home and they are leaving seemingly peacefully now trying to avoid any other incidents along the way. some of the fires that we saw earlier at the dumpster fire, they've been put out. but th

if you look at what the germans did by contrast, the german cars, whether from mercedes or union werecalled -- because of their sort of sleek, modern aluminum body design. those cars, those engines, the design can everything about them had no -- there was no chance they're going to be passenger vehicles. a were explicitly built, the side, build, manufactured to be grand prix racecars, and that's it. they were not concerned about selling those vehicles to the general population. their victory on the grand prix had commercial aspects to it because it was good advertising for their company. we can build the fastest cars in the world so by our passenger vehicles. but they had no other correlation other than that. they were largely built and invested in as both propaganda for mercedes and auto union but also propaganda for the third reich. every aspect of the millions of dollars or marks that the repoo their coffers to build these cars were at the nationalistic gambit. to be the best in the world. that's exactly what they were forever a long time. >> switching pace a little bit, your resea

richard and mercedes, they died just a week apart after 33 years of marriage. here is nbc bay area's garvin thomas. >> reporter: they made an excellent team. each one bringing to the marriage something completely different says their kids. >> two ends of the stick. completely opposite. >> reporter: both richard and mercedes were immigrants to america. he from the netherlands. he from el valsalvador. richard struggled with pts. he was never happier than watching his favorite football team. >> the 49ers. >> 49ers. >> mercedes, she was the outgoing one. with a passion. >> she loved to sing. >> salsa. >> she loved to go to the jazz festival every year. >> what richard and mercedes did share was a deep love for their family. through years of financial and health crises, the focus was given to children what they needed in very different ways. >> from my mom, i learned how to be empathetic. i learned how to love. sorry. >> i learned how to do things in life. >> reporter: richard and mercedes died of covid-19 just a week apart of each other. neither knowing of each oth

mercedes hernandez, thank you for continuing with us. you are not going to accept returns right now, right? >> yeah. so, right now, we are being pretty strict with our returns. i'm not sure when we will lift that new policy that we will be enforcing. we're kind of waiting week by week to see what that will look like. >> and what other ways -- you mentioned instagram where you can show the clothing and give people an idea for the sizing. what other creative things are you considering that will still give people the confidence to buy? >> yeah. so, we've been doing updates on our website as well. uploading all the new arrivals on there and even doing maybe a video footage on our website so that when a customer does click on a product they're able to see live footage of what, for instance, the top looks like in movement and just to get a better idea of the style overall. >> all right. those sound like great ideas. rachel, i'm sure a lot of retailers are contemplating them. i want to ask if you sent out guidelines to your partners, your retai

as i ventured up broadway, we went to mercedes-benz of oakland. that's where just eight hours ago they were burning a vehicle inside the mercedes-benz dealer. we were able to see the black car that was torched. it's kind of hard to see from the sidewalk, but you could smell this putrid plastic odor of the parts of the car that melted in the fire. there were also six total cars on the show room floor, all heavily damaged by the demonstrators. and we talked to the manager of mercedes-benz oakland. here's what he had to say. >> i don't know. it's disappointing. i don't think that what's going on and the current events right now, people should think about how to protest, i mean, without violence and without damage to businesses, especially in oakland. we're already struggling with all the coronavirus that's going on. you know, the business doesn't need this. >> all right. and so that was the sales manager of mercedes-benz. they're devastated, of course. we did the math. each one of those cars was worth at least $50,000. so there's at least, you know,

there is a mercedes-benz sign there. so i guess it's a mercedes dealership there. again, this is at 28th and broadway, kate. >> so dan, this is just a block or two from the fire that we were showing you motels ago that was taking up that entire downtown oakland street. so we don't have official word on this fire, but we do know it's just a few blocks from where other protesters have been near multiple fires that have been set throughout the downtown area. >> and you can see shattered windows there, several of them. it looks like they went right down the row there, shattered windows and started some kind of a fire which doesn't look like it's causing any more damage. just smoke, not flames at this point. stay with us. let's take a look quickly in san jose before we go to a break and show you what's going on there live. a very active protest all day long from about 2:00 inhe it calmed considerably in the last couple of hours, but as you can see, as we zoom in the middle of the intersection where police have taken over the intersection, there are still protesters out

but i also want to see as mercedes pointed out, are they going to say what about your gas?emember when they shouted that to mitt romney? how come they are not shouting that to joe biden every day. >> sean: i think they have to shoot red bull into his veins to get him awake enough to handle that but we will see. time will tell. when we come back and update on the new jersey gym with defined lockdown orders. trace gallagher has a full order and senator cotton on the president holding the world health organization completely accountable. no more money for them, no more money for the u.s. let china have them both. that is my vote, straight ahead. ♪ - [narrator] imagine a shirt that actually makes you feel better, introducing tommie copper's shoulder centric support shirt, their biggest breakthrough yet. advanced engineering promotes healthy posture and relief for achy shoulders and back. visit tommiecopper.com to see the entire line of wearable wellness compression. they have you covered from head to toe. - tommie supports my back and my life. - [narrator] go to tommiecopper.co

there is a mercedes-benz sign there. so i guess it's a mercedes dealership there. again, this is at 28th and broadway, kate. >> so dan, this is just a block or two from the fire that we were showing you motels ago that was taking up that entire downtown oakland street. so we don't have official word on this fire, but we do know it's just a few blocks from where other protesters have been near multiple fires that have been set throughout the downtown area. >> and you can see shattered windows there, several of them. it looks like they went right down the row there, shattered windows and started some kind of a fire which doesn't look like it's causing any more damage. just smoke, not flames at this point. stay with us. show y what's going onhere live.a very active protest all long from about 2:00 in the afternoon. it has calmed considerably in the last couple of hours, but as you can see, as we zoom in the middle of the intersection where police have taken over the intersection, there are still protesters out on the street in san jose tonight. >> absolutely. so with

but i also want to see as mercedes pointed out, are they going to say that about your gas?mber, when they shouted that to mitt romney? how come they are not shouting that to joe biden every day? >> sean: i think they have to shoot red bull into his veins to get him awake enough to handle m that, but we will see. time will tell. when we come back, an update on the new jersey gym with defined lockdown orders. trace has a full order and senator cotton on the president holding the world health organization completely accountable. no more money for them, no more money for the u.s. let china have them both. that is my vote, straight ahead. ♪ or want to stream thousands of movies and tv shows for free? okay, showtime! ♪ turn it up tubi has you covered. ♪ we're gonna celebrate ♪ yes! ♪ tubi. watch now. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome americans continue to push back against the endless draconian lockdown policies. today in new jersey, they confronted gym owners to defiance to orders. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. this was an event that he was at, the cops came by and said,

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a mercedes and expensive suvs. or seven paycheques and it is starting to catch up. they need food it is the most basic thing. guys, it is going to be three families! at the front of the line we met people who had well—paid jobs before the coronavirus brought such economic destruction. people who have never had to rely on aid. this woman is a flurry struggling to make ends meet. we have to pay the rent, gas, all that stuff. i mean, you have got a beautiful car, did you ever imagine you would be lining up for food? no, never. have you got any income at the moment? know because i work housekeeping so people don't want people to get into their families or households because they have families and kids and we have kids too. so you are not making any money at the moment? yes. so you need this food? yes. we are witnessing the biggest economic shocks since the 1920s. what has been noticeable here is the dwindling number of parents who believe their kids will enjoy more abundant lives. that long and believing economic progr

rick: mercedes, we appreciate your insight tonight. guest: my pleasure. rick: over the death of george floyd in the protesters. will come back and continue. rick: this "fox news" alert, i just wondering grow quickly from the mayor of san francisco, this is effective immediately there will be a field in san francisco until 5:00 a.m. he said after talking with the governor of the national guard, is on standby to deploy to san francisco the mayor said this is the last thing on want to do is mayor. please take home, these do not come into san francisco and destroyer city. that said we have not heard of any violent clashes in san francisco but apparently there trying to be proactive there. here in los angeles for the mayor eric garcetti confirmed the national guard will be deploying overnight as the violence continues in midcity. and the governor gavin newsom 500 - 700 guard members this after the marriage imposed a curfew as the crowds forced cars and ritualized stores. that's been going on throughout the night. police arrested more than 500 people on friday

and look at the cars — a mercedes, and expensive suvs.ter beamers, high end, like, toyotas and what have you. the problem is, really, that people have gone now without four or five or six or seven paycheques, and it's starting to catch up. they need food, it's the most basic thing. guys, it's going to be three families, guys, three families. at the front of the line, we met people who had well—paid jobs... go left, guys, all the way up to the girls. ..before the coronavirus wrought such economic destruction. people who've never had to rely on aid. michelle fernanda is a florist, struggling to make ends meet. we have to pay the rent, gas, car and other stuff. i mean, you've got a beautiful car — did you ever imagine that you'd be lining up forfood? no, never. yancey mendez is trying to feed her kids. have you got any income at the moment? no, no. no, we don't have, cos i work, like, housekeeping, so, you know, people doesn't want people to get into their houses, cos they have families, kids, and we have kids too. so you're not making any m

a mercedes, expensive suvs.mercedes, bmws, the problem is, the people have gone now without four or five or six or seven paychecks and it is starting to catch up. they need food,it starting to catch up. they need food, it is the most basic thing. at the front of the line, we met people who had well—paid jobs. before the coronavirus brought such economic destruction. people who have never had to rely on aid. michelle fernanda is a florist struggling to make ends meet. we have to pay rent, gas, all that stuff. you've got a beautiful car, did you ever imagine you would be lining up for food? no, never. this woman is trying to feed her kids. have you got any income at the moment? no. a work housekeeping, so people don't wa nt housekeeping, so people don't want people to get into their houses because they have families, kids, and we have kids too. so you are not making any money at the moment? no. so you need this food? yes. we are witnessing the biggest economic shock since the 1930s, and a community still feeling t

a mercedes, and expensive suvs.rcedes, starter bmws, high end toyotas, the problem is, the people have gone now without four or five or six or seven pay cheques and it is starting to catch up. they need food, it is the most basic thing. guys, it's gonna be three families. at the front of the line, we met people who had well—paid jobs before the coronavirus brought such economic destruction. people who have never had to rely on aid. michelle fernanda is a florist struggling to make ends meet. we have to pay rent, gas, all that stuff. you've got a beautiful car, did you ever imagine you would be lining up for food? no, never. this woman is trying to feed her kids. have you got any income at the moment? no. no, because i work housekeeping, so people don't want people to get into their houses because they have families, kids, and we have kids too. so you are not making any money at the moment? no. so you need this food? yes. yes, we need it. we're witnessing the biggest economic shock since the 1930s, in a country still

earlier i saw a video of a mercedes car showroom being looted and people were driving mercedes off thet is kind of where it has got to today. right, and we have been looking at pictures of a bank on fire, we saw a store being looted, if you are ok to continue talking, is there any sense you can get from where you are, how widespread this is or how it restricted to certain areas?” widespread this is or how it restricted to certain areas? i have heard, so i know downtown has been a bad today as well, especially in the evening. the whole of melrose, i was there earlier, there was a huge fire, there were maybe five or six fire, there were maybe five or six fire trucks and i was there for about an hour watching the fire and they were trying to put that out. there is a big shopping mall called beverly centre and that has been looted. all around this area, that i would say, if you miles, it is being looted at the moment. more than two million medically vulnerable people in england, who have been shielding at home since the start of lockdown, will be allowed to spend time outdoors from tomorro

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