nissan' u.s. sales weres a hard crash.he company struggled in an otherwise strong month. yvonne: up next, no permanent promises on tariff exemptions. how the white house is responding to pressures from u.s. allies. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ betty: this is "daybreak asia," i'm betty liu in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. the trump administration has pushed a trade war down the world by delaying a decision on tariffs. the european union is worried about the uncertainty and its effect on business. let's get the latest from kathleen hays, who is watching this out of san francisco. the eu complained so far, it seems like there is a relief, but some frustration. kathleen: there is frustration. i am one of the people who is guilty of making up their mind and changing it. you drive people crazy. imagine if you are the leader of a country trying to figure out if you are going to get an exemption or not. of course, when angela merkel was speaking to the president caseweek, they made the that they were friends of the u.s.

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nissan demanding better terms as it discusses closer ties with renault.s believe they have the better operating facilities. the ceo said he wants nissan to maintain some autonomy, while still reaping the benefits of working with renault. david: in india we will be watching arcom. settlement talks with of the indian unit. shares took off on speculation the two companies have asked the bankruptcy court to hold off on bankruptcy proceedings on rcom. recover $170ing to million in unpaid dues. betty: the effects of rate hikes and undeveloped economies. this is bloomberg. ♪ s. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. joiningf you are just us, very good

a ferrari, and nissan and a van. the the police say there do not seem to be heavy damage to the cars. people are turning around, and trying to drive the wrong way to get out of the backup. this is definitely an area to avoid. we saw a tow truck trying to clear wreckage. nissan was removed a few minutes ago. the ferrari was the one that crashed into the divide. we are working and you can see the backup. this is the eastbound direction on the san mateo bridge it is a monumental backup. it is that evening commute. all the eastbound lanes are shut down. it is a multivehicle crash. >> incredible traffic. we will move back to the top story. and a full player is coming here to the bay area calling for reform across the country. >> athletes also invited candidates running for district attorney. he joins us now from the newsroom with more. paul. >> we are invited and only one attended. the players coalition is a group that has visited several cds that have hotly contested da races. >> we need to gain political and they are cl

nissan doesn't and laying off workers or shutting down assembly lines completely. most of nissan sales have involved heavy discounts and incentives that have eaten in profit margins. >> pan dora is laufrming a plan that gives unlimited muse you can streaming for $15 a month. pandora has 80 million thlisten for free each month and the company would like to convert some of those to paid subscribers. the price of the family plan matches those from rivals spotify and apple music. maybe it will be music to their ears? >> absolutely, contessa. >> the next high tech device could be you're license plate. sacramento bee reporting california will soon start rolling out digital license plates. this is video from reviver audio, allowing you to update registration or change your plates through your smartphone. sacramento is the first city to test out those plates. interesting. >> coming up on quts it's "toda ba bay". >> back to work today, we'll have warm weather as we take a live look outside in fremont this morning. it's a fairly mild start. we'll be in the low 60s and before

nissan motor sales plunged 28% in april. carsales fell 35%.he popular suv model, rogue, they went down 15%. they pulled back on fleet volume, contribute into lower performance. the maker of toblerone and 0reo are tasting sweet profits, they went to $7 billion in the first three months of the year. the company gets most of the year. the company gets most of its profits from europe but is seen of its profits from europe but is seen growing demand in latin america and asia. —— seeing. asian markets. a mixed bag. moving sideways for most of the markets due to the close on wall street overnight. the nikkei 225 down by two and the all 0rds down by 13 and a half. thank you for investing your time with me. sport todayis investing your time with me. sport today is coming up next. before that, the top stories. the philippines war on drugs has led to severe overcrowding in manila's city jail, the prison meant for 800 people now houses more 5,000. armenia's protest leader says a decision by parliament to block his bid for prime minister is a declaration o

toyota shares, honda, nissan, they are falling on this story.his is a big dealfor the asian falling on this story. this is a big deal for the asian car giants. absolutely. there is a lot of concern right now among the asian automakers that this us move could mean tariffs of up to 25% on imported vehicles. and a major escalation in tensions with america's trading partners. sally, the investigation rests on a 1960s legislation which lets the president to restrict imports if they threaten national security. you have the commerce secretary, wilbur ross, saying that there is evidence for decades that imports from overseas have eroded the domestic auto industry. so he wants this investigation to find out if auto imports have weakened the us economy all impacted national security. global automakers trade group, representing the major japanese global automakers trade group, representing the majorjapanese and korean groups and others said ta riffs korean groups and others said tariffs on imported vehicles would surely hurt the us consumer. ironically, sa

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caroline: what about your future when it comes to know and nissan -- to renault and nissan?ll see more and more convergence between the companies. you will see more and more integration. we have already decided to have common engineering, common manufacturing, common purchasing. moves more things in common, at the same time maintaining different brands, maintaining different identities. caroline: not in our us for any m&a. is share price of renault one of the worst-performing today on the back of our conversations here in paris. vonnie: well done. such a fascinating ceo always. more company news, senators are announcing a june 27 hearing on the t-mobile-sprint merger. the committee on antitrust cop edition and consumer rights -- and tried -- antitrust committee and consumer rights. it is one senate committee. it is time for our stock of the hour. tiffany's, shares best since 2001, hitting a record. this out on a blowout first quarter. i? abigail -- why? abigail: a huge rally, beating 37%. the company is in the middle of a turnaround plan. they exceeded estimates. when i saw

chairman ofby the's the amount nissan.ut frenchk business, because today we know that map from his meeting with tech leaders. is that good? >> without any doubt. the french market is doing much better, trust is back, and people have a lot of hope that it will be a good year for the french economy. >> what about 2018? you are in automation, you're also in electric vehicles. >> all of them. this will not be an increase in revenue, our investments are going to be there. the growth of the company and beyond. cycle is very long, so what you are doing today is going to be visible in three or four years down the road. setting of today is the fruit of what we have done three or four years. >> the fruits of electric vehicles are already selling, but you sell millions of cars per year. how many do you eventually want to sell? i think the sale of electric cars are ramping up in many countries. you know, this is mainly driven by regulators. and consumer demand. my opinion is that i have seen the statistics say that by 2030, about 30%

these are some of the suppliers having a rough time, 1.4% on for nissan. -- down for nissan.et's get to the market and have a look at what's going on in the nikkei 225. 1%. about 3/10ths of looking at the movers, we have currently something like eight yuan stocks up, 134 on the way down. rishaad: 10:29 in hong kong, 12:29 in sydney. u.s. manufacturing expanded last month at its slowest pace in july. prices continue to rise on fears about trade tariffs. index fell to 57.3 from 59.3 while the protection measure dropped from 61 to 57.2. the biggest decline of the year. disappointing news. u.k. manufacturing slowed in april, adding sign that the oor first-quarter performance continues. a 7-8 month low. the pound fell against the euro and dollar. resumed later on wednesday, with the u.k. proposing a new plan for the irish border. wants to move quickly when the split happens next year. e.u. is promising to work around the clock to find an agreement ahead of next month's summit with european leaders. toxic air led to the deaths of 7 million people in 2016. nine out of 10 people arou

un incendio internacional reportÓ a las 609 de la maÑana y el sospechoso viajaba en una camioneta nissanon ellos. >> y algunos incendios se reportaron con solamente 2-3 minutos de diferencia, los bomberos quieren ser cautelosos y no culpar a nadie antes que termine la investigaciÓn lo que preocupa a las autoridades es que los incendios ocurrieron cuando muchos aÚn dormÍan y cerca de una universidad por esta razÓn piden a la comunidad de estar alerta. >>> si los incendios causados de forma intencional. >> es el reporte en vivo, noticiero telemundo 48. >> vaya situaciÓn, preocupante. >> sÍ, hay que estar pendientes por lo que sucede alrededor de las casas, muchas gracias flavio. >>> una falla mecÁnica habrÍa sido la falla de un autobÚs en san francisco. >> por una hora que acababa de profesor ner. >> en persona remota. >>> en san josÉ que estÁ llevando a cabo la reuniÓn en donde se estarÍa discutiendo. >> esto incluye. >> de acuerdo con ellos. >> no los crÍmenes. >> comenzÓ a eso de las 6 de la tarde en el centro comunitario. >> recreaciÓn podrÍan aplicarse en la ciudad de oakland. catalog

who is cutting production, nissan by the way, i think, 90% cars that nissan sells in the united states, let's stop making those people who employ americans an enemy. >> all of this every market a lot to worry about, top story right now, starbucks, stores taking a break from from daily grind to undergo antibias training, starbucks will close stores, just for the bias training today adam schiff in manhattan with details good morning. reporter: good morning, maria. broadway and 48th one of almost 8,000 nationwide, that starbucks will startle closing at 2:00 pm for the antibias training, this all started, of course, after incident in april in philadelphia, in which police officers were called to starbucks in philadelphia, and they arrested two men waiting there, to meet a friend and discuss a business proposition two men were african-american the store manager had called the police, because they had -- starbucks changed policy announced in april would have training seminar for all employees, almost 180,000 people across the nation. in order to deal with issues, of prima facie bias also goi

nissan may cut production in north america by as much as 20% as it struggles with falling profits here in the united states, its biggest market. cuts reportedly are already underway at two u.s. plants and three in mexico but nissan does not anticipate laying off workers or shutting down assembly lines completely. most of nissan's sales have involved heavy discounts and inseni incentives eating into the profit margins. pandora is launching a premium plan that gives as many as six user s unlimited music streamin, some of the 80 million who listen free with ads, wants them to switch to paid subscribers. it matches those from spotify and apple music. guys? >> i don't mind ads. >> they pay our bills -- more warm weather to tell you about. look at the photo showing the funnel cloud in utah, the strawberry reservoir. t national weather service says a tornado did touch down. no reports of damage or injury. >> quite the dicfferent scenari in the bay area. >> we didn't break records but it was the hottest day so far. >> the records were like 100 degrees so i'm glad we didn't set any records. but

nissan, .6% higher.e have got the company looking , and theysible merger are resisting a combination that company gains will cloud in the key areas. people acknowledged that here to the upside. improving dividends and that sweetener helping to ferment the 1.5% decline there for the state flag and carrier. let's get over to sydney and talk again about what is going on with global trade. here is paul allen. paul: u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer says the nafta countries are nowhere near close to a deal. we spoke as negotiators held a last minute high-level talk to see if the deal is within reach. house speaker paul ryan said weeks are left if congress is to approve an agreement this year. like kaiser says remains -- robert lighthizer said differences remain on energy, labor and more. president trump has rebutted his national security adviser saying libya is not a model for north korea. john bolton had said it should follow the libya model for disarmament, although robert -- although gaddafi late

thursday and it currently continues to be in the red, down by another 2a points in early trade shares of nissana and toyota are all falling on the news of the investigation. in europe, daimler, bmw and volkswagen dropping around 2%. business reporterjoe miller says the idea is baffling many in the car industry and washington, dc. what makes this so and washington, dc. what makes this so strange, unlike donald trump's position on tariffs of steel and aluminium, which came after the industries had been calling it for yea rs, industries had been calling it for years, nobody has been calling for a tariff on imported cars. not even american car—makers, no one has asked for protection for the us car industry. it is only the trump administration who thinks there is a need to restrict the flow of german, japanese, canadian and mexican cars into america. this is an attempt to use the same national security legislation that led to the steel and aluminium tariffs this what a tariff on imported cars. as for the cows a re tariff on imported cars. as for the cows are putting tariffs on steel and aluminium fo

nissan, according to editorial nature the journal, 94% of nissans sold in the u.s. are made here.so, again, does this come down to just infighting among the economic advisers in the white house, you think, they are all trying to one-up each other and creating this completely unbalance trade approach? jon: well, i mean, there is infighting in the administration on this, you have secretary mnuchin that was pushing pretty hard to come to some resolution with the chinese on things like, you know, agriculture exports and on zte issue and then you have other administration officials like peter navarro and lighthizer. you have to bring it back to the president himself and you have to ask, what is the strategy, how -- what is the kind of broader framework for doing this. frankly, i don't understand why the u.s. is backing down on zte where there really clearly is a national security problem and turning around literally a day later we might impose tariffs on allies on karim ports. dagen: to be fair, it seems like president trump after the journal wrote the story about what the outline of a

well, the whole of the f1 paddock nissan from barcelona. we are already here at the departure area. as he waits to get on his flight home. he now leads the championship by 17 points. a commanding victory and have teammates, valtteri bottas, and have teammates, valtteri bottas, and mercedes, they must be really happy with this result. not only was it 81, two, it starts to show a slight dominance over ferrari. the ebb and flow of the season has been dramatic. it was not scintillating, but it was very good for one team and that was mercedes. 0ne and that was mercedes. one of the risk is moments in formula one was the start. 20 cars going for it, just inches apart. wartime world champion sebastian vettel showed how it should be done in barcelona, —— four—time world champion. zooming past valtteri bottas. remy grosjean showed how i shouldn't. he took out hulkenberg and gasly. it was not going to be ferrari's day as kimi raikkonen retired before the halfway point. that'll‘s gamble on a second pitstop didn't pay off, allowing verstappen to get past. hamilton inherited his victory last time

. >>> the food takeover by ja holdings continues >>> nissan reportedly planning to slash north american production by 20% to cope with falling car sales. >>> and solo goes it alone at the box office the latest "star wars" film falling well short of expectations it's tuesday, may 29th and "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >> good morning from wherever in the world that you may be watching i'm brian sullivan it is a very busy global tuesday for you and your money we'll start with the likely drop for u.s. stock investments at the open the dow implied open is down 216 points the yield on the ten-year treasury note well back below 3% the dollar rising against the euro it's all because or mostly because of italy the country's president blocking the nomination of a euro skeptic finance minister there are now growing concerns that italy could face yet another election the italian stock market is down nearly 3% or actually a little more than 3% on the news selling is heating up. the italian bond market is the top story today, reacting in a big way. that chart is not wrong. look at that it

let's move on to the nissan rogue s.u.v. that you see right now. the bmw 3 series. with a 25% increase, that could go to $44,869. we'll bring back the nissan rogue that i was so excited to talk about, the s.u.v. $25, 775. that could increase to $32,219. definitely an increase in prices should we consider the tariffs, should the administration go through with it. mexico and canada most likely will be out of the equation because of the renegotiation of nafta. i want to switch it to talk about the weekend. car deals seem to be synonymous with memorial day weekend. often tons of marketing around getting your car -- i want people to be weary. there's not always the greatest deals. according to carsdirect.com, not all dealers are giving you the best deal. the toyota corolla, the apr 1 up 1.9%. you have kia that hiked leases on eight models by $10. a little higher. i have a few deals on edmond.com. an auto research company. specifically i chose three that i like. the 2018 jeep cherokee. the manufacturer retail price is $31,309. this weekend, it's going to be discounted by

nissan may cut production in north america by as much as 20% as it struggles with falling profits in the united states. its biggest market. two us plants and three in mexico, but nissan does not anticipate laying off workers or shutting down assembly lines completely. most sales involve heavy discounts and incentives eating into the profit margin. >> a premium family plan that gives as many as six ugsers, limited music streaming, to convert some of the 80 million users who listen for free each more, convert them to paid subscribers, the price of the family plan matches those from spotify and apple music. >> contessa brewer, thank you. >> america's got talent back for the 13th season starting tonight. a search for a lead performer, a diverse array of talent from a wide range of ages, hoping to get the golden buzzer which means straight to the live show later this summer. the judges say they are sad about this year's group of performers. >> just when i think i've been -- something else comes up. i'm always surprised. >> pretty high price coming from simon, america's got talent airs ton

. >> a new plug in from nissan with a familiar name. leaf.m to being the first mass produced ev back in so you and also the leader in electric car volume. nissan sold more than 300,000 leaves worldwide with more than a third in the u.s. the biggest news is more range now estimated at around 150 miles. that widens the pool of drivers who can g electric for daily travel needs. also new this year is a plug in in he agrees of the caya nero hybrid. with the recharge lk battery it can go 26 miles on just electricity. in the plug-in hybrid category as well as pree yum prime. it leads the world in and it allows for pyre electric driving up to 25 miles. the plug-in range totals don't sound kbrergs. it's more than that. the epa uses a formula for epgae. the kia ner of is rated the 105 where the pree yum prime number is 116. both those figures represent huge improvements over the non-plug-in versions and one car ditched the gas engine. the cute smart car is ev before but now only available as electric. nomar gas power for the smart. one good thing no ma

only thing san jose state had as far as a suspect description was a male driver of a gray or silver nissan pickup truck. they have to get their electrical panel checked out before the power is turned ba on. matt keller abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> all lanes of southbound 280 reopened near the 287 morning. it was first reported at 4:00 a.m. the water quickly spread to block all but the far left southbound lane. crews cleared the water and reopened lanes at 8:30 this morning. they did not say what caused the flooding, but happened in the area whyng aast lowednesday. >>> a live look from the sutro but ourmera, very gray out oud, meteorologist mike nicco is tracking rain, mike? >> not a lot of sun in the forecast. look at the curl in the atmosphere, that spin, that's the area of low pressure bringing unsettled weather late today and early saturday. in fact, we have a 30% coverage of rain today to about a 60% coverage tomorrow. maybe just a 20% because it's going to come in right around midnight. most of us do not have to worry about it today. now, we put the storm impact scale on, and it's on

up production of the first mass market electric car, the model 3, as well as gm's chevy bolt and nissan leaf. one reason for americans' growing enthusiasm, they are not as concerned any more about not having enough juice in the battery to get from point a to point b. >>> microsoft announced a new feature to let you pay your bills from inside outlook. the company is interest teg greating the new payment service with the e-mail app that will allow you to make payments through messages without having to switch to other apps or sites. it will be rolled out to outlook users in the coming months. back over to you, marcus and laura. >> quick and easy. i guess we'll like it even if it's hard at first. >> thanks, leslie. >> comcast may be looking to crash disney's party. sources say comcast the parent of nbc universal planning to make a $60 billion cash offer for most of fox's assets including its new entities. that would top disney's $52 billion bid. it's contingent on whether the u.s. government approves the at&t purchase of time warner. that deal is being challenged because of antitrust conce

notification about an arson near campus, asking everyone to keep an eye out for a suspect driving a gray nissan pickup. >>> well, let's turn to our weather now. as we head toward the holiday weekend, gloomy weather. we've seen a lot of this, gray skies and some drizzle. our storm ranger is also tracking this system. our jechief meteorologist, jeff ranieri is with us. >> this storm system we're seeing is a little unusual. the may gray we've had all week long is pretty tenicypical for . we have dried out from any drizzle this. >> m-- this morning. it's developing off to the south of us. it looks like the heart of this storm system will stay to the south. that would keep the heaviest rainfall away. but we're still looking at the possibility of scattered showers. through tonight, we could get a little bit of shower activity developing near the coastline at 11:00 p.m. also showers near the santa cruz mountains in north bay at 2:30 in the morning tomorrow and for the morning commute scattered rain. we're going to take this all the way through your friday forecast and let you know when things clear ou

a red 2016 nissan path finder. >> reporter: yes, i am. hold on a minute. you tell me the license plate? >> yeah. rjq 991. >> reporter: that's exactly right. can you tell me where i am? my exact location? >> are you near the northeast corner of 12th and humboldt? >> reporter: that's exactly where i am. potentially life saving technology when every second counts. jeff rossen, nbc news, denver. >>> coming up, do you take your vitamins every day? the new health alert you need to hear. >>> and brand new images of destruction as the volcano disaster intensifies in hawaii. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> new images coming in tonight from hawaii as that fast-moving lava is spreading and that massive cloud of volcanic smog has now spread all the way to guam. in the meantime back on the big island, the highway is shut down as lava gets too close for comfort and winds begin shifting. residents are being warned ash could start falling on their nei

i dry a nissan. and -- drive a nissan. 94% of the nissans sold in the u.s. are made in the u.s.ion this mr. kudlow is asking why are we going about doing this? it could have a big impact on jobs here. and already, there is a lot of manufacturing activity already from the foreign manufacturers building the stuff in the u.s. >> arthel: on the other hand the trade adviser thinks it's a good idea. how would consumers benefit? >> you understand his position as well. he advises the president on trade. that is his job. there are splitticly motivated intention. opposed to kudlow. i believe in free trade. but there is an unbalanced world out there. and so he is like listen, if we have a trade imbalance or there are unfair trade activities in other countries, canada, mexico, japan, he believes using tariff as a weapon creates a fair playing field for american companies. tariffs have been tried for hundreds of years. to try to make sure we do our best for the american companies. that is what the president wants to do. make it as good as possible for american companies and workers. but impo

yvonne: nissan under further pressure after missing estimates.ion -- $4.9 billion. numbers reflect a stronger yen and stronger demand in the u.s.. and look for what is coming up in the next few hours. what are you watching? economiste have china coming along to make sense of retail sales numbers. what it means overall for the chinese economy. there she is. 10:00 hong kong time. in 10 minutes, head of dynamic markets will be a long discussing where the money is going at the moment and ways of being contrary to the heard, which is quite -- herd, which is quite something. the state of india with elections, state elections taking place. what that means for their prime minister modi. that is what we have coming up. yvonne: with the forward to that. let's look at how the market opens are setting up. malaysia obviously in focus. we did see a rebound ins talks yesterday -- in stocks. the government using some of these tensions with what is going to happen with the government. the futures down .1%. frictionstill a lot of between the two leaders, as well a

the markets, in asia the big losers are some of the world's biggest car makers, shares in toyota, nissan

. >> reporter: cars like the nissan leaf can get up to 150 miles on a single charge. larger suv only goes about 25 miles per charge. but it's equipped with a gas-powered backup generator for longer trips. >> i've only gone to the gas station twice. >> reporter: any idea of how much money you've saved? >> i don't keep track. i can tell you that i don't know the price of gas. >> reporter: if electric is the future, michael is happy to be along for the ride. kenneth craig, cbs news, poughkeepsie, new york. >>> first lady melania trump has unveiled her public service platform. in a air is -- in a ceremony yesterday at the white house, mrs. trump launched "the best," her new campaign. >> there are too many critical issues facing children today. the three main pillars of the best, the well-being, social media use, and opioid abuse. together i believe we should strive to provide kids with the tools they need to calculate their social and emotional health. [ applause ] >> president trump signed a proclamation declaring monday as the best day. this is the "cbs morning news." (

>> yes, a red 2016 nissan pathfinder. >> can you tell me the license plate? >> yeah, rjq 991. >> that's exactly right. can you tell me where i am? >> are you near the northeast corner of 12th and humboldt. >> reporter: potentially life saving technology with every second counts. jeff rossen, nbc news, denver. >>> get ready to feel the heat today because bill is up next. heel tell you more about how hot it's going to be out there. plus missouri governor calling it quits amid salacious details of an extramarital affair. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fiber strip mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. for a convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet with a money back guarantee. brand power. helping you buy better. advil liqui-gels minis. breakthrough in pain relief. a mighty small pill with concentrated power that works at liquid speed. you'll

very good it's got a cute symbol, cars, but it's got everything in here from porsche, to renault, nissan, gm, ford, even tesla you could draw these lines any way you want but formations matter one thing i think you can say is that's a well defined double bottom now, if i bring this forward, let's go several different ways. one thing we know is that after the double bottom and the breakout, we had a failed breakout so to not stick your landing, once you break out, you should hold we've undercut let's look at another way to draw the lines not only have we undercut, we've broken the trend, meaning we've been off this line perfectly, perfectly, perfectly and now we've broken let's put both lines back in so we have a failed breakout we have a break in trend now let's draw some lines on the actual formation i think what you've got here is a minor head and shoulders top you also have a bit of a sequential twofold -- let's put the trend line back in this is -- nothing's good about this and ford motor, that's what i want to talk about now here is the market, and here, autos. this is the key. auto

." >> we put at least 2,000 rounds on that little nissan. >> reporter: he reportedly started a movementled, "guns a wn, paintballs up," in an effort to curb gun violence. >> it's turned into groups of kids shooting at citizens. >> reporter: it's an idea that may have backfired. >> he was very sweet, friendly, always laughing. r reporter: last month, t'rhigi ggggs was sleeping in the back of his mother's car when he was fatally shot by a real gun. it was two days after his third birthday. police say he was killed by a middle school student who fired a handgun at people shooting paintballs from a car. >> my baby's strong. he's really strong. my baby fought for his life almost 45 minutes before the labulance got here. >> reporter: in another tragic incident in greensboro, police linked a paintball fight to the death of 19-year-old zyquarius bradley. evrgeant franckowiak says even though paintball guns don't shoot bullets, they're dangerous. i if they're shooting it t rectly at people, they're going to be arrested, and they could face felony charges for recklessly endangering safety. >> rep

we are supporting the next generation vernally, but in her constituency, the production of the new nissanr electric car in the world, began in sunderland last year and with batteries actually made there. thank you. we are very grateful to the honourable lady. so she knows that. i am most grateful to the minister. the point is this, we have continued to leave... stop chuntering, perhaps he might learn something, mr speaker. most impolite. my request to the committee... again, he is doing it again, mr speaker. his mother would be horrified by this level of discourtesy. we were the first country in the world to ask for how we would get to a de—carbonized economy by 2050, and i would hope, mr speaker, in something so vital, we should enjoy cross party support on this issue. claire perry. mps have called for loopholes in the law to be closed to improve protection for children who attend sports clubs. the debate on safeguarding children in sport was initiated by the labour mp bambos charalambous. he began by paying tribute to a constituent, ian ackley, for speaking out about the abuse he suffer

owns nissan so they do sell cars here in the u.s. and across the globe were peugeot was just starting to come back into the u.s. so i think that they don't want to upset the u.s. government because if they are going to continue to sell to iran and to say i don't care what you're going to do they could stop some of their production here in the u.s. so i feeling that they're going to have to sit on their hands and wait to see what happens and maybe we'll be able to renegotiate this iran deal or who knows what'll happen there's a lot happening every single day and that's not really my expertise in politics but i will tell you when it comes to the auto industry it's about selling cars and that's the bottom line it's about the inside of a watermelon one more quick area we're going to shift all the way to asia china auto sales were up by twelve percent in april to eighty two thousand vehicles you know i have i don't look at these numbers like you do but it seems like a heck of a lot of vehicles in one quarter right well that they're middle

companies like toyota, honda, nissan, all under pressure today, which is not surprising. the japanese economy, the world's third—largest, relies heavily on exports to the united states, particularly car exports, and it is a big driver of growth for the country. just give you a sense of how important this export market is forjapan, passenger cars make up 30% of japan's total exports to the united states. we have already heard from japan's trade minister. he says that the tariffs under consideration are reportedly as high as 25%, and that would disrupt the global market and go against the rules of the world trade organisation. he also said it is extremely regrettable. a of concern in this part of the world that yet again the us is looking to escalate, or appearing to look like it is escalating trade tensions with its major trading partners. when we heard about the steel tariffs, president trump got all the headlines but looking at the fine print and detail, there were exceptions and exemptions. could that happen here as well? it is anyone's guess, to be honest. when the ste

no owns nissan so they do sell cars here in the u.s. and across the globe were peugeot was just starting to come back into the u.s. so i think that they don't want to upset the u.s. government because if they are going to continue to sell to iran and to say i don't care what you're going to do they could stop some of their production here in the u.s. so i think the feeling that they're going to have to sit on their hands and wait to see what happens and maybe we'll be able to renegotiate this iran deal or who knows what'll happen there's a lot happening every single day and that's not really my expertise in politics but i will tell you when it comes to the auto industry it's about selling cars and that's the bottom line it's about the inside of a watermelon one more quick area we're going to shift all the way to asia china auto sales were up by twelve percent in april to eighty two thousand vehicles you know i have i don't look at these numbers like you do but it seems like a heck of a lot of vehicles in one quarter right well that they

nissan reportedly cutting its north america output by 10% to 20% through summertime.ing of losing your mojo, shih-tzu abbÉ, not the most popular guy in tokyo, because of the scandal. he needs north korea. it saved in the last time he or in on this meeting with kim jong-un. >> he wants to help his credibility. abe is saying he and trump had agreed to meet before the sum mit next weekend, ahead of this roller coaster summit. the u.s. has decided to hold off on major sanctions on the north. in the leader, moves in korean stocks-- check out this chart on the terminal. i want to show you how we have seen some of the things play out given the prevailing modd. tourism shares are outperforming tech stocks. line inrspace, the purple, is down 8%. yvonne: maybe those chinese tourists aren't coming in now to seoul. checking the markets for us. haslinda amin is joining us from singapore. hey, has. haslinda: hey, the white house says president trump will be -- will meet japan's prime minister ahead of the summit un.h i -- with kim jong the u.s. has sent a delegation to singapore to

it is not your corporations, there's nissan, toyota, bmw, volkswagen, all manufacturing.because we are competitive. that's the only reason. you should be thinking how can we become more competitive. one way is to associate with mexico. an associate with canada. then you're more competitive and more successful. >> we are close to running out of time. before i ask you the final question, i want to present you with a traditional in your second national press club coffee mug. [applause] >> we have a few events coming up soon. on may 29 we have a book event with that of the day three days in moscow, ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet union. may 31, a screening of a film in discussion with the screenwriters. on june 20 we have a breakfast for our better angels. and on june 27 we have a luncheon with the ceo builder airlines. [inaudible] [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> and now we are germ. [applause] , one. [inaudible conversation] the house me that 10:00 a.m. and continue work on the program bill that plays out policy in the coming year. secret

availablelet volt is right now, as well as the nissan inf, for those interested electric vehicles. that tesla badge, you are probably going to have to wait at least a year from now. mark: what about the background? there's lots of talk about the need to raise money. it is burning through cash at quite a prodigious rate. is it going to need to raise money soon, and if so, how much? >> yeah, i think the idea is they will have to raise capital. whether the timeline is in 2018 third quarter, fourth-quarter, whether it is $2 billion or $3 billion, but if you look bad talked about starting production , they model y crossover launched or showed concepts of the roadster and semitruck, they don't have the factory to build any of those products, so there's going to be capital raise needed to get to that next level of filling out the product portfolio with the crossover, another roadster, and the semi. vonnie: how did we see analysts react to this? aviously you still have pretty divided community. ati think also if you look the $78,000 price tag, if you are an analyst, you would say that is r

. >> scott becker with nissan. volkswagen's group of america. >> bob carter. >> [indiscernible] president trump: and by the way, thank you. you are moving to michigan from mexico. that is what we like. he is my favorite man in the room. [applause] president trump: the people in michigan appreciated. it is a big deal of it and was very well received. i appreciate it. thank you. >> general motors. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> honda north america. automobileance of infectious. >> global automakers. >> [indiscernible] pruitt, director, epa. >> jim hackett, ford motor company. president trump: that is right, jim. we know you well. these are the biggest in the world, and we are talking to them, and we want them to build cars in the united is, and building here and ship them overseas. we are doing a reverse act, and that will be something that is happening and we see it happening. a lot of it has to do with the great tax cuts and tax incentives that people have been given. and we have other incentives coming.

nissan's u.s. sales plunged 28% in april, three times the decline animist -- analysts estimated.chrysler's u.s. sales rose 4.5%. the company was led by its jeep models. jeep sales soared 45%. pfizer reporting sluggish sales. revenue rose 1%. they still expect to make a decision on its consumer health unit during the year. the business has been valued at $20 billion. two potential buyers pulled out in march. that's your latest bloomberg business flash. mark: it is made day today. . holiday here showing the ftse pound down, seq.e is ireland's i we are three minutes away from the close. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. vonnie: breaking news on goldman sachs. pay $110 mi

staff a notification this morning about a arson near campus, saying a suspect was seen in a gray nissan pickup. the fires have not been ruled arson as of yet. >>> the san francisco district attorney announcing there willing no charges against the sfpd officers who opened fire on mario woods and luis gongola. this morning supporters and loved ones of gongola gathered and called the decision cowardly and unjust. they accused gascon of giving police officers the ability to kill without consequence. he says he wants sacramento lawmakers to change the use of force law. >> when we have laws that are disproportionately applied, postures that are disproportionately applied to one group, there is no justice. >> he did not have the courage to do his job. his job is to press charges against murderers. he's a simple coward. >> now the woods and gongola families are suing the city of san francisco in siecivil court. >>> a ruling from the state supreme court should get the attention of anybody on social media. they say that social media can't protect your content from attorneys on both sides. >> the

. >>> the food takeover by ja holdings continues >>> nissan reportedly planning to slash north americanction by 20% to cope with falling car sales. >>> and solo goes it

place in the world that has that and it is not us corporations but three of them are there and it's nissan and yoda and bmw and volkswagen and all of our manufacturing. why? because we are competitive. that is the only reason. what you need to do here and what trump should be thinking is how do we become more competitive and one way is to become more competitive is to associate with mexico. then you are more competitive and you can do and be more successful. >> we are close to running out of time but before i ask you the final question first i would like to present you with the traditional and hopefully your second national press club coffee mug. only the best people have them. [applause] we have a few events coming up that i would like to welcome you all to. on may 29 we have a book event with bret buyer who wrote the book three days in moscow, ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet union. that is may 301st and screaming of the film chappaquiddick and on june 20th we have a breakfast and his book is the soul of america the battle for our better angels and on june 27 we have a luncheon w

haidi: thank you so much for joining us, marvin loh. .ust getting a couple lines nissan, cutting itsth american output by up to 20% through the summer. that is according to a "nick king news -- "nikkei news" report. our exclusive with vanguard, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. you are watching "daybreak australia." china is set to be prepared to approve qualcomm's $43 billion if it wins assurances that the u.s. will lift its ban on his et. -- on zte. the deal has been pending for 18 months of but has recently been overshadowed by washington's ban on zte on national security grounds. yvonne: chinese electric car startup neo is said to have filed for an ipo in the u.s. it is planning a share sale that could raise around $2 billion with orders taken this summer or early autumn. u.s. first time share sales have billion, on- $1.8 pace to top $4 billion through the whole of 2017. haidi: singapore wants to move beyond ride-him into becoming the everyday app for consumers. it is exploring new services such as food delivery a