they are focused on southeast asia, now that mitsubishi is part of the alliance that will continue to be a focus of theirs india, penetration levels are low. and also focused on the resurgence of the middle east, iran so, yes, to rephrase it, they do see opportunities of growth, smor more so in developing economies than the traditional consumer economies like europe and the u.s. >> when i look at some targets 14 million cars by 2022, that's an increase of 40% from current levels seems ambitious. carlos ghosn likes to make those big announcements, and have big targets. i wonder for the industry do you have to have a certain scale to make it and ride on that wave of electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles is bigger better for the industry >> he would say scale is something that works in their favor. what they're looking to do is develop this common platform, so that all members of the alliance can have access to that platform and produce the 40%, 50% of the car and things that really can be standardized and not differentiated on a brand level so that scale gives them the opportunity to d

out takes from an ad for the white bear mitsubishi car dealership in minnesota of the it's one of mywore the wrong socks. take four. i wore the wrong soaks. have you tried the hot dogs here? i didn't get my -- i didn't get my deposit back. mitsubishi is a proud sponsor of golden gopher hockey. >> i'm going to be honest with you, i could spend a whole night watching that bear fall on his ice. being a mass court is a sometimes dangerous sometimes moot fuzzy job but it seems they've found a way to get their aggression out. thanks for watching. time to hand things over to done lemon. cnn tonight starts right now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news it is not good news for the white house. this is cnn tonight. i am done lemon. it turns out that private plane problem was just the tip of the iceberg. we're learning tonight that health and human services secretary tom price took two long international flights to africa and asia on government planes. that's in addition to dozens of private flights when he could have flown commercial. price said today he'll cut a check to cover the

>> i didn't get my -- >> i didn't get my deposit back. >> white bear mitsubishi is a proud sponsor ofolden gopher hockey. >> i'm going to be honest with you. i could spend the whole night watching that polar bear fall on his ice. let's face it. being a mascot is a sometimes dangerous, somewhat thankless anonymous mute fuzzy job but it seems they found a way to get their aggression out and in the end every mascot has his day on the "riduculist." thanks for watching. time to hand things over to don lemon. "cnn tonight starts now." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news. it is not good news for the white house. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. it turns out that private plane problem was just the tip of the iceberg. we're learning tonight that health and human services secretary tom price took two long international flights to africa and asia on government planes. that's in addition to dozens of private flights when he could have flown commercial. price said today he'll cut a check to cover the costs of his seat on those private flights,

speaking to cnbc, the ceo of mitsubishi said his bank would be moving out of the u.k. in the covering years take a look. >> so we chose the answer where we had already, you know, 100% subsidy owned. and then we wanted to put the securities companies function to that 100% subsidy. we do not run big sales on trading book rather, we like to keep the book in the middle so i don't think that's the answer. so it depends on it. >> will there be job losses from the london office? >> of course there should be some move on the talents of salespeople because under the regulation conducting the sales from u.k. to the area is not allowed so we are moving a part of the sales team focused on the eopm to not only -- so that we can be better from the office. >>> still coming up on the show, new kid on the block will be speaking to jeremy allaire whose company is using block chain to undercut the world's biggest banks. that's coming up in a few minutes. thanks for loading, sweetie. ...oh, burnt-on gravy? ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new

and amsterdam is proving a favourite destination, with rbs, and japan's biggest bank, mitsubishi ufj, jack reports from the netherlands. amsterdam, home of the world's oldest stock exchange, mounting a new challenge to post—brexit london. i think it's very young, the cost of living is very good compared to london. and also being part of the continent. after the brexit outcome, we see companies moving to amsterdam, especially the more tax heavy companies, which need a european passport. the passport means companies in the uk can service customers in europe. that may not be possible after the uk leaves, which is why this company is setting up shop in amsterdam. europe represents around half of our business, the eu 27. so as there isn't clarity yet, of course, on the outcome of the negotiations, we need to be prepared for multiple different outcomes. hence we choose amsterdam. so what awaits those looking for a new european home? so, welcome. thank you. this is... harder to pronounce, but easier to afford, the cost of living and working in amsterdam is half that of london. nice view on t

amsterdam is proving a favourite destination, with banks such as rbs and mitsubishi ufj among the firms the netherlands. amsterdam, home of the world's oldest stock exchange, mounting a new challenge to post—brexit london. i think it's very young, the cost of living is very good compared to london. and also being part of the continent. after the brexit outcome, we see companies moving to amsterdam, especially the more tax heavy companies, which need a european passport. the passport means companies in the uk can service customers in europe. that may not be possible after the uk leaves, which is why this company is setting up shop in amsterdam. europe represents around half of our business, the eu 27. so as there isn't clarity yet, of course, on the outcome of the negotiations, we need to be prepared for multiple different outcomes. hence we choose amsterdam. so what awaits those looking for a new european home? so, welcome. thank you. this is... harder to pronounce, but easier to afford, the cost of living and working in amsterdam is half that of london. nice view on the canals. you can

french japanese alliance which not will saying please mitsubishi. is hoping to double savings through pooling resourcess. as the group says that the synergy savings will increase the more than ten billion euros by the end of twenty twenty to. see our college guy and says that will allow the company to sell lots more because they can listen. the lights would be saying this you got one five million cars. positioning it probably. ha. do top of the wheel w. st immunoassays. and we are intending and we are forecasting. the to be by the end of the plan. measuring without twenty three. at fourteen million cars. so this will generate addition finishes with a jury cruising this gap. some of the business headlines for you this hour. chess of credit agencies equifax dropped father of the company said the soft it said it found the soft meta. that that which was to blame for the massive data breach. and that it could have been fixed both before the credit festival pads. the hacking expose sensitive data of one hundred and forty three million american customers i

this is where police caught up at 13th and rising sun to the shooting victim in the back of the mitsubishifriend or somebody who witnessed this put him in the back seat and tried to drive him to temple university hospital. that front rim is what is left the rim was on there it got chewed away as he drove and back passenger side wheel also blown out. we don't know if they were shot out or he hit something in the race to get out of there and get to temple university but police told us they used the word intercepted this car as this person was trying to drive the shooting victim to temple. so what police did they got the guy out of the back seat of this car, put him in the back seat of the philadelphia police car and got him to temple hospital but he was pronounced dead instantly at 12:26, shooting happened just around midnight. so wow, what an awful scene. we don't know how many times this person was shot but one cop said don't be surprised if this guy had 20 plus gunshot into him because somebody shot him several times, and then shot him even more times, when he was lying on the ground. the

mitsubishi motors looking quite well on the closing in japan.er suv that will be electric and that could be in production by 2019. that is a wrap up asian markets. matt? matt: juliette, thank you. joining us now here on the martin von slaven -- martin wansleben. let me ask you your reaction to yesterday's results. martin: it is a difficult result is we're not used to our state of the bundestag. that is a little strange for us. on the other side, it is much easier, the result them he had in holland are the situation in poland, even in england. the situation is much more difficult than we are facing now in germany. matt: much more of a mandate for the populace right. yet the liberal party -- you have the liberal party back into , possibly into a ruling coalition. is that good for a congress? martin: we're not talking about , as about topics and results. what we need in germany is a strong position across euro, across the international challenges and what we need in germany is investments in education, investment in infrastructure. this is especial

hsbc raise their view, mitsubishi at a higher level.chester, ever the standout, points to 1.40 with a risk on sterling. today, --and option auction today. in thegilt futures market. we are also releasing a story on the bloomberg. consensus from the market. 11 out of 45 analysts we surveyed -- you have 11 saying they expect a .25% rate hike. rp you havekind of had -- riproar you have had on the paper in terms of if that is one and done from the bank of england or could it be more? it is not one and done from the bank of england, it is suggested, but there is more to 2018.n the quarters of i am on my way to radio. they don't want to listen to you. guy: of course they don't. the dab radio crew are lined up. let's take you to the move screen to show you what is happening inside the european equities. heineken,entioning trading down around 4%. -- ocado trading down, as well. this is the chart for the last month. the rize cap over here and i wonder if it is being filled this morning on the numbers. actually that is happening. there is one the

to show you that foreign funds were net sellers of japanese equities for six straight weeks, but mitsubishisaid buyers could return over the next month on continued positive earnings revisions. on, theto show you can ceo saying the company can be profitable even with the yen at 100 against the dollar. carmakers in tokyo, honda and assan, china working on timetable to phase out fossil fuel vehicles. launch animing to electric car for the china market in 2018. >> thank you. in the meantime, hurricane irma is making landfall in florida, hugging the west coast as it moves north, now a category two storm, wind below 184 kilometers per hour. president trump says it is a monster storm and relief efforts from fema to the coast guard have been well coordinated. >> i think it has been going really well. it is a rough hurricane. the coast guard has been amazing already. you have been hearing what they have been doing in the middle of the storm. fema has been incredible. we are working with the governor's in surrounding states. onerik schatzker joins us the line, reporting on this hurricane. president

we have mitsubishi expecting that the yen -- the dollar-yen could rebound about ¥10 after appreciatingjapanese , foreigners in japan at the moment, would want to bring the money out. foreigners hold about 30% of japan's stocks at the moment. foreigners have also continued to buy the jgb bonds. the numbers are out, and the foreigners saw the third biggest bonds,ing of japanese even in spite of all the north korean tensions involved. there will be a lot of exodus out of these assets. finally, we have the process -- the prospect of increased u.s. defense spending, a boost to economic growth and therefore the dollar. betty: we will certainly continue to watch the yen amid this turmoil. patricia lui, the forex editor in singapore. up next, etf slows in the u.s.. as you know, they have been surging, already passed the total for the entire year last year. are we seeing a bubble? we will put that to blackrock's mark wightman, next. betty: good morning. i'm ready liu in new york. haidi: and i'm haidi lun in sydney. products have been surging, $30 billion in august alone, and now more than 40 bi

of a bank in the united states, $100 million on the west coast for 150 is owned by bank of tokyo mitsubishit: i see what you are doing, they realize there is no value in banks having branches and real estate so they start with you, no branches, no tellers, no staff, not many of them, just financial centers. you think you're the make of the future? >> we bank of the future, the bank for americans because what we have done is taken technology, digitized the entire banking process, no paper in our locations, you can bank online. what we've done with that savings is turn it into great for america. when i like tellers, they show me what to do. >> that's right. when they speak to my grandchildren. liz: that is what you have grandchildren for. >> we have life people, we have professional -- locations to help our clients every day. stuart: that was a nice commercial. pure point financial, you owe me big time. what is next? the national rifle association have a new ad, it is about the anthem controversy. that gentleman is on the show momentarily, stay right there. ♪ american soldiers ♪ and american