on the ram side too, with the trucks, he has been able to turn that around. at the end day, that was the winning factor people will say there are areas to improve not just the one part. and overseas in china, an important suv market >> a lot of challenges ahead thank you very much for bringing us the latest for the all important story. it's not all about autos today let's look at asian markets overnight. starting off with european markets. we had big moves in asia the japanese, don't have it up there. the nikkei was down a lot. may be looking to tweak monetary policy we had a big weekend of headlines. more tweets out of president trump. overall the picture is pretty negative for europe. all the boards trading in the red. down half a percentage point some of the brexit discussions still heavily weighing in the uk we have someone speaking late. consumer confidence numbers out there and the -- let's look at sectors. you can see the under performing sectors are household goods, travel and leisure we're going to dig into things deeper later in the show technology

ram lamba eventually got a call into his broker's fice. was about that half a million dollar loan. >> he sa, "i need that money back." i said, "what do you mean, you need that money back? i don't have that kind of money." and he said, "day after tomorrow." i said, "what? in two days, i have to pay?" when i told her, we were both in shock. >> sullivan: he was given a week to pay back the loan. llbut as bond prices kept g, he says he lost much of his retirement savings. >> they knew these bonds were no good, and they were selling it. they deceived so my people. it's not my fault, you see, that thky were doing this hanky-p thing, but they played with me. they played with my sentiments see, and that's what i don't like >> sullivan: u.b.s. declined to be interviewed, but pointed to a separate case where the s.e.c. found it didn't mislead its clients. ane bank said the loan terms were disclosed, d its investigation found one broker violated u.b.s. policies. as for its former employee, carlos capacete, it called him disgruntled and said he'd sued

you must be ram.m laura sullivan, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. tosullivan: pilar, ni meet you. for more than 30 years, ram lamba and his wife, pilar, were university professors. they'd regularly saved money for retirement, and in 2004, ram was offered an investment opportunity with u.b.s. oh, how beautiful. >> i met this young fellow atid u.b.s., who "listen, why don't you put this money in the puerto rican bonds?e these bonds otected by the constitution of puerto rico." i iid, "my god, what else c ask for, you know?" >> sullivan: and the clouds roll in... reter a number of years, he moved all his rent savings to u.b.s., more than $350,000. and then in 2011, his broker made him an offer. >> he said, "i can give you a collateral ln for a million dollars." >> sullivan: he said, "i'm goinv toyou a million-dollar loan"? >> a loan, and, "you invest that omoney in more bonds, pue rican bonds, and then..." >> to buy more bonds. >> buy more. >> sullivan: and buy more bonds. an that's right, and i sa

this driver rams a police cruiser and hits another one and then tries to take off. juliette goodrich is in venetia where police are coordinating a search for the driver. julia? >> reporter: you see the video, it was dashcam video from a cop car, we have the description of the car but what about the driver? if you noticed he had something covering his face. there is no identity. they are asking for the public's help. the suspect getaway all caught on video, 8 am on wednesday, police get a call about a suspicious vehicle and driver. when officers arrived, the driver started to take off. >> you can see the car moving backward, starting to accelerate. then the patrol vehicles try to stop it by sandwiching the car. >> reporter: he starts ramming the front of the car to make a getaway. with what appears to be little regard for anyone in the way. as for a description of the driver, that is the tricky part. >> you couldn't see the driver, he was covered in a black piece of clothing. we couldn't even identify if it was a man or woman. what ethnicity, what age. >> reporter: t

he's done great things they've sold over 900,000 jeep and ram models before pulling back last year toour point, peter, how complex of an organization is fiat chrysler from a global nature it is italian-based with significant operations in europe but most of the profit comes from america to your point, you've got to be that global mover and negotiator, do you not >> and marchionne was renowned for his globetrotting. he would often only sleep on his plane or in the back of a car on the way to his next meeting. as well as being ceo, manly, also takes on marchionne's other job at fiat chrysler, which is in nafta it's a hugely global complex business, big in latin america and trying to push into china. it has huge operations in europe some of the operations are politically sensitive. fiat chrysler wants to end the production in italy. it will keep other brand there and it's got lots of questions about what it does with the north american industrial footprint and all the questions about donald trump and nafta marchionne met trump several times. now mike manley will take those meetings while

ram, for this work. it's been a lot of planning and it opens up a new era of everybody more planning. it's really exciting the see all the partners who have been at the table with you as you've done this study over the last few years. we are heading into another plan in the area update. i really appreciate it director, your conversation and coordination with mtc, with fta support to hopefully have a new start application to be considered and move forward to then complete for available state and regional and even federal hopefully funding in the future. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for the presentation. >> thank you, director. >> very enlightening. >> you have two members of the public that wanted to comment. we have patrick followed by mr. labrun. >> jim patrick, patrick and company. one of the things in this alignment is that has not been looked although the 4th and king street station. we made the assumption that that's the best place. i'm suggesting that might not be true. maybe that should b

i know that director john ram is here, along with planners lisa chen and josh switski. amy chan is here. so we have them here if they want to make any remarks. director ram, because you are here and we don't often see you at land use committee, and it's a walk, i want to give you an opportunity to say a few words. >> thank you. no. i don't think we have a whole lot to add today. i want to say much i appreciate, supervisor kim, your leadership and working with us on these changes. we're very aware of them. i will not take up any more of time, but thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you, director ram. it's been a pleasure to work with the planning department on this plan and i'm really looking forward to seeing us approve this plan in the fall. some quick highlights, just so members of the public can understand some of the amendments we're making today. some of them were requested by project sponsors, they're predominantly all amendments that would allow more housing on sites. so whether it's on some of our key sites, where we're allowing flexibility, where it's zoned hot

. >> reporter: the ram parge began hours earlier at this home. atkins shooting his grandmother multiple times he then led police on a chase near hollywood and took aim in a gun battle with officers. >> an officer needs help. >> atkins fled in a store. as m 50 people inside. with tactical teams, police surrounded the store. here's a rescue of the kids. negotiating the release of several hostages, rushing young children to safety. >> it looks like they used a ladder to get out. >> some escaping from a second story window. heroics from shawn jerrisy using a ladder to save co-workers. >> i knew i needed to find a way out. >> the suspect surrendering without a fight. terrified hostages reunited with their loved ones. and over the weekend trader joe's releasing a statement calling the events of saturday's standoff the single saddest day in the company's history. meanwhile, the oman in her 70 frances? >> steve patterson, thanks for the report. >>> turning now to the duck boa tourist zejts in years. the coast guard plans to lift the capsized boat from th

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he has been running the ram and jeep brands since 2009. he is seen as an obvious pick. own bloomberg intelligence analysts call him the best possible pick for the role. obviously, he faces a ton of challenges on many fronts from electrification to self driving cars to expanding the jeep and ram empire be on the u.s. -- beyond the u.s.. yousef: live from singapore, the bloomberg transport editor. let's get back to the head of fx, commodities, and rates at j.p. morgan private bank's. you have had a chance to listen to the ceo of philips and the cfo of ryanair. together, where does this go next? what is the next milestone in this mess? >> we are all looking out towards october. when you think about the u.k. parliaments now on the brakes this summer, theresa may made a few concessions and ultimately now we look to the next meeting with the european union to see how does this play out? obviously we are running out of time. this meeting is crucial to understanding mother they will be pushing toward a harder brexit or no brexit situation. >> would you be looking to take opport

mobilizepublic, and -- your neighbors and galvanize the american public just as we did when they tried again to ram through health care. the risks our health care system is just as great now as it was then. to the patients who came to my town halls in connecticut and spoke so powerfully about their fear of losing health insurance because of a pre-existing condition, your time has come. . to the women who rely on affordable, accessible contraceptive coverage, to plan their families and pursue their careers, and the men who know that protecting reproductive freedom is a shared responsibility, your time has come. the bell tolls for you. we do not live in ordinary times. we need extra dinner efforts to make sure the united states -- we need extraordinary efforts to mature the united states upholds our shared values. -- we need to make sure that supreme court upholds our shared values. thank you. -- the timing is so close to november. what does the timing do for those going into the midterm elections? >> it works for us. and i think it works for us because this is an opportunity ar the supreme court to

hello again our ram has threatened to block the strait of hormuz a major sea rechoose for twenty percent of the world's oil exports is in response to washington's threat to stop iran from exporting its own oil and does come to you after the us state department said it intended to reduce iran's oil revenues to zero. our goal with respect to the energy sanctions our goal is to increase pressure on the iranian regime by reducing to zero its revenue from crude oil sales in the ninety's when they see they will not allow iran's oil to be exported it means that the oil of the entire region will not be exported how is it possible that iran's oil can be exported but the rest of the regions can after it seems they don't understand what they are saying when they say iran will not be allowed to export even a drop of oil ok if they can do it if they do it and see the result. well already there's been a result because there have been calls from iran's revolutionary guard to block the strait of hormuz by gulf countries for exports the strait is controlled by iran to the north in the south the us navy h

football and breaking news first ok spell it christiane rinaldo is on the move off to nine years with ram and great news is just very can in the last hour he's joining the champions you ventus now events a serial child who's actually for the past seven years costing them one hundred million euros for the three year old incredible run all the reports of the guns and a half a million euros awake this is just incredible to think that he would actually leave ramadoss decided on where the club had so much success that the club's all time top goals for champions league titles with ram injured this kind of had been in the pipeline for a couple of days mooted that he would move to events as it really has kind of come up the blue he did hint a bit after the champions league final but very strange to think he will now be playing for someone else they were they going to get for that one hundred million euros or they have a player who's been named well player the five times and then there he is thirty three need doesn't really get around the pitch as much as he used to you still would like him on you

it has more ram. let you component that do more things at once. it has desktop quality ram. now the higher prices are matching. do movie editors and developers want? of stuffant to do lot at the same time. they want it to get stuff done. don't want have to wait. they want processes to be smooth. movies to take shorter time to make. that's why they're paying so much money for these tools. smaller markhad a share. is that changing could the happen ford that mac. >> the mac in term of growth has stagnant. it's been that way 20 million last year, that's about 5 million quarter average. look at the ipad in growth slowed over the past several quarters. i think it's a good thing that growth has been very steady. marketplace for other devices slower growth. emily: do you think apple can take larger share of the pie? even if the number don't accelerate in a plateauing market. could apple own more of it? secret up apple is its sleeve. they're working on a revamp new cheaperon of the mac, model. them anthat is give turn to hype up their growth and market share on the mac climb. emily:

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xi jinping is continuing his tour of africa and talks between him and south africa's president cyril ram oppose in pretoria seem to have been a fruit for china will reportedly in their best fourteen point seven billion dollars in south africa an increased imports from africa's most industrialized economy south africa is she's third a stop on the continent after visiting senate gallery wanda his tour is meant to further strengthen economic ties china is already the continent's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. well china's president xi jinping is not the only leader of the bric economy in africa right now indian prime minister narendra modi is also there looking to deepen trade relations between india and the african continent as well as smooth the relationship between his country and uganda after tens of thousands of indians were forced out of the country in the one nine hundred seventy s. by the vendor to idi amin had addressed the ugandan parliament on wednesday. a moment that shocked the world august one thousand nine hundred eight

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behind the wheel of a toyota spider that appears to be splashed with police tried to stop him, but he rammed a police car. the license plate on the car came back as stolen. the driver and vehicle were last seen in martinez. >>> 26.2 miles through to. up next, scenes from today's marathon and the bay area runners who came out on top. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a wide range of trushs, cool and cloudy on the >>> more than 27,000 runners woke up very early for the san francisco marathon. it started at the ferry building dt'th m'sinner millavia. and there was also a half marathon and a 5k. oh, look at that. abc7 ran the half, martin ortiz on the left. chris nguyen in the middle and some other guy. they're all good lookin' guys. >> it was foggy, cool, perfect running conditions. >> good for you. >> they're all healthy. >> maybe somebody was dangling a cheeseburger in front of the guy. >>> we're going to see a gradual cool down. right now, live done h h h h h h seeing high clouds treatmentist from the south from time to time. we still have a red flag warning in arieas in red encompassing

football's coming home, we are told, but has it been rammed by tonne down the throats of those who have no interest in it, and how to those from other parts of the uk feel about the attention being given to the england team in particular? another day of tension and drama on friday over the government's plans for leaving the european union, began with an innovative attempt by political correspondant alex forsyth to describe the scenario facing the prime minister, as she prepared for the summit with her ministers at chequers. so what we have got here, is theresa may, who is our king. she may come out on top, or she could be toppled, but right now, what she is doing is moving forward, one step at a time, as kings tend to do, trying to get her brexit plans through to the other side. broadly supportive of what the prime minister's come up with so far, we have got some people like, for example, the chancellor, philip hammond, down here. michael davies was unimpressed by that giant chessboard, querying why at a time in the government is engaged in potentially life—changing negotiations over th

toby all the veils while jordan pickford saved a brilliant effort from tom i mean you have the other ram. rod speed and as i had the last laugh scoring his third of the tournament in the eighty second bennett to seal a two nil victory i understated performance from both teams and an understated celebration as belgium's golden generation takes place i is able to come a really long way what does the future hold for that i think belgium will be kicking themselves a little bit because this is their golden generation right now these players are at their peak to point out the caca and given how this will compound out with germany now early argentina are out it's in holland not even there in the first place this was belgium's chance to at least get to the final so they'll be a little bit annoyed but pleased to elise got bronze as for england it's the young side they're only going to get better euro two thousand and twenty is a strange tournament taking place all over the continent but actually the same finals in the final are going to be at wembley stadium in london so the end of it will feel l

and more commandos on these brand new dodge ram pick that were painted in camouflage and they all look like they have new weapons and new uniforms. some are i was the first place that the connection between james steele and the activities of the police commanders was made known to the outside. new york times journalist peter maass convinced general petraeus to allow him and photographer to paraphrase to visit the commanders in somalia their host was james steele. what i heard. screaming all i phone. perry's stark black and white photographs capture had the commandos worked in samarra. james still crops up in these photographs repeatedly. i was staying on the base in somalia an american base and i overheard soldiers american soldiers of the space talking about having watched prisoners be kind of strong up like animals after all over a bar having watched prisoners be actually tortured. bit and the american military made the joint decision she set up the commander headquarters and interrogation center in the city's main library. we spoke to two men from somalia who were imprisoned in the

and eastbound 7, to southbound 28, bloping the ram there. 270, down to maryland. on time, going to take you 28 minutes. >> thank you. >>> we're following a developing story in montgomery county,le where two peere killed on the train tracks. >> this happened in germannnwn, between 's lake and gunner's frank park. the train tracksd are h to release and they're tryin oto fi why they were there. >>> new details in the murder of her 10-year-old. she went out for ice cream and never came back. she described the moment she heard the gunshot. >> you hear shots all the time. but these were notal norm. they were something i. hasn't ever in my life scene. >> she ran outside and saw both her daughters had been shot. er baby had been hit in the chest. she was struggling to breath and clutching her money for the truck. as she laywas laying, he tried comfort her mother.er >> funeral will be next week. d.c. police are aggressively .earching for the four gunm yesterday, they located the car believed to be involved in the shooting. >>> 4:03 right now. a spike in drug overdoses has

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time now for sports the los angeles rams have reportedly agreed on a four-year contract extension with todd gurley that can be worth up to $16 million with 45 million guaranteed. sounds pretty good. gurley scored league leading 19 touchdowns last season and earned honors as the offensive season of the year, two years remaining on his existing contract, gurley will be tied to the rams through 2023. all right, turning now to the moves ahead of next week's mlb trade deadline why the new york yangese have added, acquiring two time all star reliever zach britton in exchange for three minor league pitchers. major league masterful performance last night, allowing a 4-0 shutout of tampa bay, completing the sixth game of his career. what a game. all right. finally we he ed to the french countryside, you will not believe this, yesterday's 16th stage of the tour de france came to an abrupt hamtramck after police used tear gas to disperse a group of protesting farmers who blocked the route with bails of h of hay. the stage resumed after a 15-minute delay and the incident did not affect the overall

rammed down the throats of those not interested? join us at 7:45pm on bbc news.did it end up being the country retreat of our prime ministers? elizabeth glinka has been dusting off the archive. chequers, not the weird american name for drafts, but the british prime minister's official country residence. the 16th century manor is located in a thousand acres of parkland, out 40 miles north of london, in row buckinghamshire. —— row row buckinghamshire. used as a military hospital during world war i, it was limited to the nation by its wealthy owners, and a liberal prime minister, david lloyd george, so that a new breed of breed of pm who did not come from the landed gentry had a place where they could relax and entertain. packed full of priceless antiques, including a table owned by napoleon, and lord nelson's what, chequers is not open to the public, so the only way you get to go is if you are invited, or if you do you get a job as one of its 12 full—time staff. the ten bedroom mansion has now been his second home of 18 prime ministers, and hosted guests from charl

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