emily: so, you mentioned mobile. how much money are you making for mobile?ndrew: mobile is a growing business for us. we had more downloads than any other publisher last year. madden mobile is top of the charts. star wars galaxy of heroes continues to do really well. we got a new sims game coming. emily: do you wish you had a candy crush, angry birds? andrew: i don't wish for angry birds because it has been there and gone. i think candy crush is a tremendous game. the mobile business is tough, but we have a madden. it's right up there with candy crush. galaxy of heroes is right up up there with candy crush. and we fully expect that sims is a big opportunity for us. emily: meantime, the competitive landscape is changing and your competitors keep raising the bar. how would you describe the competition? andrew: it's the competition for time, not just people who make videogames, people who make movies, books, tv, music. it's sports we play, family time. what we are working on building experiences that enhance all of those things? and so we are not trying to take

next mobility age. and we think that's the age of robotics, fully automated transportation. thus, zoox was founded to ask the question, what is the full realization of autonomy and mobility? can we imagine that? and if we can, let's not build it in ten years. let's build it now. at zoox, we have gone to this founding vision to today augmenting cars that work as autonomous vehicles, driving in downtown san francisco. we are driving during the day. we are driving during the night. in heavy rain and fog. we are also driving autonomously on freeways. in short, zoox is driving autonomously a complete set of urban road and weather features as we speak. beyond this, because we believe the full realization of this technology is not retrofitted cars, we are also creating a vehicle from the ground up without traditional controls that's purpose built for the needs of our cities today and tomorrow. this means shared, on demand, zero emission, safe, and wonderful mobility. this represents a phenomenal effort by a hi

create the next era in mobility. thank you. >> thank you. mansuetti: think you for the opportunity to testify before you today. robert bosch founded the company in 1886 in germany and we established our first u.s. office in 1906. companies have grown to encompass more than 18,000 associates in 25 states. of the business sectors, mobility solutions is the largest. the u.s. remains at the forefront of innovation efforts and we are actively testing in michigan, california and dan asked the creation of a new center of confidence and silicon valley will serve as one of the three global sites for these efforts. i appreciate the opportunity to share. this hearing is taking place at a critical juncture in our history. we are witnessing an evolution in almost every aspect of the vehicle from how we power cars to how we handle and transition control. a deeply appreciate the efforts of senator peter's, raking member nelson and sponsoring the av start act. to staff took great care understand the complex role that andlay as incub

we live it online, on mobile phones, mobile devices. there isa mobile phones, mobile devices. there is a real question mark over the ability of prosecutors within the criminal justice system ability of prosecutors within the criminaljustice system to locate the evidence that is hidden in those areas that can be absolutely critical. the thing is, this review is only looking at rape and sexual assault cases. only yesterday, a case, a people trafficking case, not rape or sexual assault, collapsed because of this closure failures. the effect of these disclosure failures can be absolutely devastating. in that case, a young woman who was one of the defendants was on remand for 13 months, during which time she had a child in prison. she should never have been there. this is an issue that certainly criminal lawyers field goes beyond rape and sexual assault.

are being ripped off by mobile phone companies. patricia gibson said many consumers were continuing to pay for their handset after they had covered the cost of buying it. having a mobile phone today has pretty much become a necessity to all of us. even though we may often wish we didn't, we rely on them all to a certain extent. it is just the modern way that we live our lives. and i am sure, like me, the minister is deeply concerned to hear about the report from citizens advice that too many loyal mobile phone customers are being ripped off by their providers. and i use the term advisedly, mr chair — ripped off by their providers. most people pay for their handset over two years of their phone contract. she pointed to research by citizens advice. it seems that 36% of mobile handset customers stay on their previous contract after the 2a month fixed period. on average, people stay on their contract for an extra seven months. however, the chances are, that if you are a customer with one

>> it is not any more readily mobile than things that require a warrant -- >> mobility is irrelevant to this case? >> yes, i will say that. i finally reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you, counsel. mr. cox? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, officer rhodes' search of the motorcycle should be upheld for three reasons. first, the search occurred outside the firm bright line of the house where the justifications for the automobile exception fully apply. second, officer rhodes had probable cause before he ever stepped foot -- >> in your brief you seem to say that you're not -- you don't seem to say, you say you're not taking a position on whether an officer can break into a garage or walk into a garage that's closed but not locked. so you seem to be suggesting that the mobility of the automobile, wherever it is, permits the police to enter? is that by force or without force? >> this court has never said that the mobility changes depending on where it is -- >> will you answer my question? that seemed to be what the court below us was saying, which is where the item i

thanks mobile 6. looking at swamp pike this is yet another new accident that popped up in limerick, a water main break icy out here hanover at wilson street. live in new jersey, 295 here at haddonfield road we see the snow mostly on the sides of the roads, but some of the lanes we're catch that go, as well. be careful as you head out, matt. >> hundreds of seniors face the bitter cold whhe fire broke out at their highrise in atlantic city. john rli details and help for the fire victims. >> reporter: good morning, matt, i t slow gradual return to normal, but it will take a while there's a lot of snow on the ground. you can look around me beeen and the plowut it looks like. you can get an idea what the if you look at macarthur boulevard which is the main roa that takes you city that's down to bare asphalt. many businesses are opening late, banks and million officeses and such up in atlantic city, authorities there are dealing with the aftermath of a fe ir a highrise hou it. >> they are sending us over is

my mum has my mobile number, that is fine!ndline to nuisance telephone calls. a survey found that of $2000, 32% had missed calls from their pa rents 32% had missed calls from their parents because they did not want to a nswer parents because they did not want to answer their landline in case it was answer their landline in case it was a nuisance call. i didn't do that! it may be true, but the story is, why do you need them? we have mobile phones. the nuisance call thing influenced my decision. phones. the nuisance call thing influenced my decisionlj phones. the nuisance call thing influenced my decision. i don't have a landline but in the story, most people have missed calls from their parents but 5% of people said that they missed calls from a long lost love who may only have their landline. maybe that is an incentive? so long lost that they we re incentive? so long lost that they were together before mobile phones! 0k...! finally. were together before mobile phones! ok... ! finally. the were together before mobile phones! 0k

will you be making acquisitions in the mobile space in some way?think what you are seeing is from our standpoint we know the mobile consumer really well. we have a lot of data and information on what they want. content is one major piece. the people that we see at a high end of the content range consuming on mobile are on four hours a day. see us do more content smart deals that we already have a tremendous amount of compton as a company and verizon is one of the biggest buyers of content in the united states right now. i think the nfl deal is one example of one piece of great content that is must-have content for consumers. we are at ces where the official media partner was engadget. if you go through all of the other properties that we have from yahoo! sports to huffington post, we are in a good position to bring a lot of content with verizon to the market for mobile. we have unbelievably great partnerships. verizon is a company that has partnerships and almost the entire content industry so we feel good about where we are right now and you will

mobility. we have bike share that we have launched. we have launched the first in the nation shared car electric vehicle car share that is being targeted specifically for piloting in low income communities. to help us address theic wity issue. it's going to be a big challenge here. it will be a contest for us. between cultures. not a a war between the car culture and innovation. if we can continue to worship the single occupancy vehicle we're screwed. if we allow the innovative spirit to be unleashed and lead us into a connected shared use mobility system, we're going to be much better off. i'm banking on innovation winning here. thanks everybody for being here. >> didn't i tell you he's a visionary? aren't we lucky to have someone steering us near l.a. who has done so much deep thinking about these issues. i do think that's important when you have the right people leading the way that you have that regulatory or law making power. we want to make sure or interests are looked out for. this is no

. >> mobility is irrelevant to this case? >> yes, i may say that. if i may reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you, counsel. >> mr. chief skbruft may it please the court the officer search of the motorcycle should be upheld. the search occurred outside of the firm bright line of the case where it fully applies. officer roads had probably cause before he accept stepped foot -- >> in your brief you seemed to say that you don't seem to say, you say you're not take ago position on whether an officer can break into a garage or walk into one that is cloeszed but not locked. so you -- you seem to be suggesting that the mobility of the automobile whenever it is permits the police to enter, is that by force or without force? >> this court has never said that the mobility changes depending on where it is. to resolve this case. >> can you answer my question? that seems to be what the court below is saying. which is where the item is located is irrelevant if it is an automobile, whether in a garage or the motorcycle parked inside of

we have approved our mobility plan and our urban mobility l.a.lan, which sets us up to prepare for this and to prepare for shared use of all types of mobility. mobilityla.com.an we have a bike share that we have launched we have launched , the first in the nation, shared electric vehicle car sharer that is being targeted specifically for piloting in low income communities to help us address equity. it is going to be a big challenge here in los angeles. it will be a contest for us between cultures. not a pat buchanan war, but a war between the car culture and the innovation culture. if we continue to worship single occupancy vehicles, we are screwed. if we allow our innovative spirit to be unleashed and we allow that to lead us into a connected, shared use mobility system we will be much better , off. i'm banking on innovation winning in los angeles. thank you everyone for being here. [applause] david: didn't i tell you he was a visionary? thank you. we are lucky to have someone steering us and thinking about these issues. it is important when you

reporting that 43% of all mobile phone owners with a bank account had used mobile banking in the past 12 months. up from 39% in 2014 and 33% in 2013. following this trend, the use of mobilebacking -- banking will continue to grow. and the mobile act ensures every consumer across the country who want -- who wants to use a mobile banking product is able to do so. this bill passed out of the financial services committee on a unanimous bipartisan vote. the mobile act provides consumers easier access to the highly regulated financial services industry by simplifying their ability to open an account through the process of scanning or copying their state-issued identification card. as one state banking association wrote me, this legislation is mutually beneficial to both financial institutions and their customers. the mobile act will help expand access to critical banking services for underbanked populations, by offering similar retail services through mobile technology. increasing access for mobile financial service products also means giving rural customers like many of the small towns i r

there is a little bit less mobility inside the garage. there is also more expectation of privacy in the garage. justice sotomayor: it is a second. the difference between opening a garage door and just walking out and getting into a car is de minimis. mr. cox: right. well justice sotomayor: you can -- you can -- you know, it happens just as quickly. mr. cox: right. and what i just said isn't totally satisfactory because, in mcneil, you said you don't really look at the policy justifications behind a categorical exigency. justice sotomayor: so if it -- if it -- if the distinction -- and there is no real distinction -- why, as justice gorsuch suggested, you're asking us to expand the automobile exception dramatically and to basically make an all-time exception forever? even if the driver -- even if the police know that the driver of this car is away on vacation and won't be returning for two weeks, even if they know that, they're not required to go to a magistrate and get a warrant? mr. cox: your honor, that's been this court's law for decad

of all types of mobility. bike share. we have launched the first in the nation, shared electric vehicle car sharer that is being targeted specifically for piloting in low income communities to help us address equity. it will be a john. it will be a contest for us between cultures. a war between the car culture and the innovation culture. if we continue to worship single occupancy vehicles we are screwed. if we allow our innovative spirit to be unleashed and we allow that to lead us into a connected shared use mobility system we will be much better off. innovation on winning in los angeles. thank you everyone for being here. [applause] >> deny tell you he was a visionary? thank you -- didn't i tell you he was a visionary? thank you. we are lucky to have someone in a late thinking about these issues. it is important when you have the right people leading the way that you have the regulatory or lawmaking power. we want to make sure interests are looked out for and this is not something we are doing just for the s

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. >> we have two mobile 6 crews out in the region one along the jersey shore where it is snowing and the visibility is poor and the extreme cold is making the roads tough to treat. >> with conditions like that that is why we have this news, philadelphia public and archdiocesan schools are closed and other schools are opening on a delay they will be scrolling at the bottom of the screen. >> taking look at our "action news" reporter out there, so you cotten -- so you don't have to be. >> good morning to everybody, it is 5:30 a.m., january 4. let's go over to meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers they have the latest with accuweather and the roads good morning. >> reporter: good morning, in places where it's snowing heavier, south of the city we're seeing visibility of less than a mile. >> reporter: the rest of the area waiting on heavier snow we do have it in philadelphia and northern and western suburbs. three alerts we have to talk about, the blizzard warning that's been posted last night in the coastline counties this is not only in jersey, but in delaware, here's where the he

th'eur 6 abc a free d mobile device and gives you the latest on the storm's track and road conditions and more the 6 abc app free for your mobile ice on "action news" at noon david murphy has your seven-day forecast. hopefully things get better. continues. >>> welcome back there are skiers o some youngout there posst haveid today they are out on tay to do snow is coming down across the region. the ski resorts have to love this. >> meantime a look at mobile 6 traveling roads in buena vista,rsey the snow continuing to fall and the roads haven't necn e 6:00 isving aloons be the watch word througarden state and here in franklinville, gloucester county seems to be okay. not a lot of traffic out there. that is a good thing mobile 6 moving without trouble here. >> roads are still out working on news at 4:00. many of them are snow related. i alicia vitarelli. is there lunch ordered in the newsroom >> i'll get on the got back in from being outside and if you don't have, i would stay at home.ple are doing just that and sending uic ust how they are enjoying this snow day, we love our #6abcaction

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mobile 6 is live in two parts of our area, that means we have two mobile 6s on the roads.his is atlantic city, new jersey gusty winds along the shore will reduce visibility and it will make roads tough to treat. philadelphia schools and diocesan schools are closed today. john rawlins is along the jersey shore,e reyes is furthernd jeff chirico is in delaware and wendy saltzman is standing by in center city philadelphia. >> good morning, it is 4:30 a.m., january 4. let's head over to meteorologist david murphy he has the latest track on everything that's going on and karen rogers is helping you with the tough roads. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it is getting tough on the roads. in fact on the way in on route 1, city avenue it was partially snow covered and slow going it kind of depended when you crossed a county line sometimes it was worse or better depending on which district was handling that road coverage. be careful this morning. we have several winter weather advisory and blizzard witnesser. blister warning in coastal counties in new jersey and delaware. win

mobile 6s today. it's mobile 6 stereo. we have one down near the jersey shore, the other one is getting out of center city philadelphia heading up to north philadelphia, you see the define lorain hotel. -- divine lorain hotel. broad street, looks wet, windshield wipers going, we heard from wendy saltzman saying we have a little flurry activity in philadelphia. jersey shore will get the brunt of it. >> reporter: i drove in from south jersey, of course, there are a lot of plow trucks that are waiting they are along the coastline gloucester and camden county. this is the blue route here, the mid county tolls, the traffic is getting by, you can see the snow on the sides. road on the roads itself, the it is creeping in here, you have to be careful in plymouth meeting. swede land road at schuylkill river, we have an accident, but it's on time. >> reporter: winter storm warning in the i-95 corridor and blistered storm warning along the coast and everybody will be dealing with strong blustery winds. future tracker 6 we're programm

it is game changing because mobile video is leading the world. video advertising is absolutely. this acquisition makes us one of the most fermentable platforms in the world on mobile video advertising. it is one of the capabilities we did not have, especially in regards to advertising. it was not one of the capabilities we had. that capability and combine that with a large-scale presence across the board. a massive this is deal, not just for us, but for every one of our customers. they are extremely excited. has a globalobi footprint, including in china, which is unusual for indian startups, which have found it difficult to make inroads. what helped you in getting into china? it is not just indian companies that find it hard to get into china. even for u.s. companies it is not easy to get into china. there are not many successful tech companies that can get into china. we feel our success in china is wetly to do with the fact run ourselves as a normal chinese company would run themselves. we do not force them into global policies or platforms. we

to shed some more light on the future of mobility peter mark joins me in the studio he's the managing director at the nonprofit international council on clean transportation here in europe peter good to have you on the program now your organization helped break the diesel gate scandal a major scandal rattling germany's biggest company in light of this should we even believe the automotive industry anymore after what you have helped to discover. well we have better regulations now than we had before diesel gets so i'm really hoping that the car industry is following those rules now and that the emissions that they inform the customers about are the real emissions so i would say yes we can trust them and i'm looking forward to a better and more real information in the future now amid these false exhaust levels that have been advertised by fox wagon in this deal gate scandal due to the technology itself the diesel technology is facing immense pressure especially here in germany do you think it'll be around much longer the diesel car by itself can be clean so there's technology that makes

as an app for every situation but the company is facing a setback china's central bank is wary of mobile phone payments and has announced plans to limit smartphone transactions to seventy euro's. how and when that will go into effect is still unclear. how bullish what if there are problems we'll be able to protect our customers we've all gotten used to paying on the go when we're shopping eating out or singing car ok. that'll continue to be available for our customers. just on the belief whether with online retailers in supermarkets or at the corner greengrocer china saw transactions of an estimated seven point five trillion euros last year. that's twice. the amount of germany's economic output. eighty percent of my customers pay with their smartphones possible we chat and competitor ali pay likely have more customer data than any other company in the world was. going to you then of course there are also disadvantages. i think a lot of people are worried about their personal information being collected and analyzed. how. still for most people it's become their way of life your internet o

rico is in germany to learn german and why not learn it simple online on your mobile and free stuff from d w z e learning course he can speak german made easy. look. at. the united states assess is flapping further sanctions on iran after a deadly crackdown on protesters in the biggest anti-government demonstrations in year is. and dealing with diesel gate what has germany's car industry learned from its biggest scandal in decades. i've been physical and let's do business protests a roiling the major cities overrun an ailing economy sparking the unrest u.s. president donald trump has praised iranian protesters for acting against a bronze brutal and corrupt regime after days of deadly unrest the people are frustrated with a weak economy and a rise in food prices economic turmoil spilling onto the streets. the protests began thursday in response to a forty percent price increase for eggs and poultry the government also announced plans to raise fuel prices the moves would have hit the poor especially hard at a time of economic uncertainty inflation is at ten percent unemployment is high and

the were together before mobile phones! 0k...! finally.he inside of the times newspaper, a big statue in the middle there. that is baroness thatcher. apparently, it still does not have a home. yeah... you don't care? apparently not! they say one of the reasons it doesn't have a home is because it hasn't been rubber—stamped by margaret thatcher's family, the objection is that she does not have her famous handbag. is that the objection? apparently... is there any reason as to why the sculptor did not put the handbag in? the sculpture was a freelance trust and raised a lot of money soon after lady thatcher died in 2013. offering back they commissioned the sculpture. it isn't just the handbag but the family are anxious about the risk of it being vandalised. even winston churchill, perhaps a less divisive figure, his statue in parliament square, where they want to put it, has repeatedly been vandalised. what is worth noting is she is a divisive figure but still, there isn't a statue of a woman in parliament square but that will be looked at in

mobile 6 in dire conditions at the shore.'s go inland to jeanette reyes in atlantic county. >> reporter: you mentioned there, it's hard to tell whether the plow truck went through that would be the challenge for the department of transportation. nj dot has 1500 pieces of equipment out. it's hard to tell because the snow is coming down and the wind is not helping. take a look around me, it is pretty deserted except for vehicles that have the plows attached to them, that's good news officials are asking people to stay home if he they don't have to gowing the lot all morning long. they are still at the very least a thin coating of snow all over the place. we did get work that government offices are closed today. there are speed restrictions along the atlantic city expressway reduced to 35 miles per hour. that's still going to be treacherous because of the whiteout conditions. i would be lying if i said i would be enjoying this, all i need is a cup of coffee and i am good to go, do what you have to do to brave the conditions and

revolutionize the one hundred year old legacy of dr centric mobility and start a new era of smart mobility. the electro s.u.v. we'll have a battery range of at least four hundred kilometers and a sticker price of around forty five thousand dollars to define the features will be the touchscreen in the compact and the speeches system from amazon in twenty nineteen byte months to sell its first vehicle in china and then move to the us and europe in twenty twenty but getting there may not be easy these companies are finding that even though in theory designing electric car is relatively simple getting them to production in the mass market is actually a really really difficult thing so i think that this will definitely be a little bit of a struggle going to market i think twenty twenty may actually be optimistic to get all this technology at that price but again if they can do it it could definitely make a big impact on the market. but quite a few chinese carmakers have had bad luck producing electric cars some even presented vehicles here that never went into production but among biden's backe

. >>> lets get everybody a live look from the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher making its way through south philadelphia, right new driving down i-95 north bound in, major delays. we are seeing slippery road conditions across the area, we will check with meteorologist lauren casey in about ten minutes, as she continues to navigate streets and highways tonight in, once again the mobile weather watcher. >> this is another live look right now, our view of the schuylkill expressway westbound at spring garden, you can see, traffic, moving, all right, right new use extra caution as we continue along your route. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has been tracking slick conditions and live along schuylkill expressway, what is it on the ground there , anita, what is it like. >> hi, jessica whatever precipitation is coming down it is freezing upon contact on any untreated surfaces. i want to show you barrier here. you can see precipitation that has come down is completely iced over now and here along the schuylkill expressway westbound we are seeing a lot less traffic then we were, even a couple ho

his mobility work to be able to move. well evidently any. mobility of a person who's six asylum in an embassy is a question to be decided in dialogue with the u.k. which is something we're doing right now as we've seen and on numerous occasions we are having a bilateral dialogue with the u.k. . and whenever we have such a dialogue on the any such dialogue delicate topic any comments need to be very. selective we these comments need not interfere with the dialogue that we have right now. graters. good afternoon mr miss minister. but i don't think that a crank. the u.k. has denied the diplomatic status of mr sands. and the foreign ministry of the u.k. has said that. the only way for mr us to go out of that of the. embassy to actually. get out of it and face justice is the only way to go or are there any alternatives now i believe that. it is imperative to. maintain the legal. norms of regulating the situation. when a person six asylum in an embassy doesn't necessarily mean that he needs to face justice anywhere any person who is seeking. seeki

mobile 6 is outside live showing you when it looks like driving around germantown. this is murdocheet. we have lots of snow and crust on the sides of the road making this stop and gentle here, you're not going to be slipping and sliding you saw how chuck our driver was driving hopefully he has the heater going good. driving around secondary roads. a different picture than the bigger roads here. swede street fire department activity for a house whenever you have a house fire or water main break you'll have icy roads, as well. be careful in norristown on swede street. south philadelphia we have a blocking all lanes on fronts near oregon. winslow township, camden county, route 73 at the ac expressway, i was showing you this yesterday you couldn't see the road. the snow is mostly off to the sides of the roads on the main roads. you should be okay on the main roads. >> it's dangerously for hundreds to be forced out into the cold, but's exactly their situation after a fire in their in atlantic city. "action news" reporter john rawlins has details on the victims and shows

mobile 6 is live on the scene kind cautiously moving this way. this is the way you nee to go, our photographer chuck is driving around. chuck has been telling us, people have been walking around in the street, as well. don't assume a driver will be able to stop without sliding. you have to be careful if you're out and about take it cautiously6 is doing. we have an accident on the we had an accident on northbound near that just cleared so traffic there is moving better. we have montgomery avenue and madison for road a water main break. these people are moving a little too quickly because there's some snow and ice on the roads. roads areut expect a slick spot or two.condar that's a whole other story. >> it's dangerously cold as david and karen have been pointing out the worst time for hundreds of seniors to be forced out in theth is the situation after aighrise in atlantic city. "action news" reporter, john rawlins has the details on the victims and shows us the weatherconditions where the storm was hardest hit in somers points. good morning john.

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mobile companies in the world. people look at google, facebook, and amazon, who are partners of us, as big in scale, they're missing one key component, which is verizon is one of the biggest mobile membership companies in the planet just like taking the nfl games, put them with one click away on the yahoo app where it's frictionless for consumers, that's how we come to the game >> do you think you need to do m&a to better compete? >> we will do more service and content deals overall, i don't think m&a, that's lowell's business our business, we're basically going to do more and more partnerships to bring services closer to the mobile consumer. >> just a final question about voice assistance it's all the buzz here at ces. google, amazon making a big push at what point will the voice platforms start to be meaningful to you >> one is you have seen us, the drum beat since we closed the yahoo deal is execution. we executed very well, hit our 2017 plan. we're launching the nfl a week early. voice is something that we're a

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whichever model comes to dominate future mobility the chances are it's already on show at this year's c s. the company kodak has just announced it's creating a crypto currency for photographers called the kodak point where that photographers can register rights to their pictures as well as market them kodak was the pioneer of instant photos which developed within minutes but lost its market share with the dawn of digital photography since recovering from its bankruptcy in twenty twelve kodak a specialized in digital printing after unveiling his plans to create a new cryptocurrency shares in kodak double now when you think of top ten restaurants your mind might wander to paris or rome but the world seventh best restaurant is located in cape town south africa according to one review website yet you might still feel you're in a european capital when you talk into one of their dishes like colombe as the restaurant is called is part of a growing trend for high class dining experiences for an ever fussy a clear on tell. some restaurants are all about quantity but the chefs here are more con

of our future mobility to the present forms of mobility the fumes of diesel gates and all swirling around car giant thought us lawsuit alleges ford installed emissions cheating software and two of his diesel pick ups says emissions on ford ford's f. two hundred fifty and three hundred fifty so-called super duty trucks were often five times above the limit when tested under realistic conditions and also it also names german car parts make up bosch which said it takes such allegations very seriously last year bosch paid almost three hundred thirty million dollars to us on as a false start diesels for its part in the emissions cheatings. that's all for business for now back to sunni with a controversy surrounding the mitsu movement that's right there had a french actress catherine deneuve and at least another one hundred women have signed an open letter criticizing me to movement they accuse that supporters of underestimating women's ability to say no and of ruining the lives so innocent men but critics have condemned her remarks with some calling her an apologist for rape some french women

report out bearish of china on mobile phone shipments in china. that caused pressure.n one ongoing concern around the chips could be the fact there has not been a record highs since 2000. if we happen to the bloomberg 8808, this is #btv the stock over the long term. we see that it is trying to bust above that last record high. unlike the major averages, not a record high. by someed to be a tell of the most sophisticated investors in the world. this could be a towel on some weakness ahead. emily: anything intervening to the weakness? abigail: certainly for the nasdaq. ebay down in a big way, its worst day since october, 2016. amazon growing by 300,000 small and medium-sized businesses last year, so there could be some fear that they are migrating away from these other platforms, ebay and etsy. however, barclays have them in-line fourth quarter. today, ebay and etsy down, standing out in a big way, underperforming those small declines for the major averages. emily: all right. bloomberg's abigail doolittle, thank you so much for that update. let's get to the consumer elec

in mobile bay.ere in the deep, dark, dank, muddy waters may be the relic of a story that dates back to 1859. as we learn tonight from reporter bill riales.. it is hidden history about slavery in america.