the affected areas of detroit still bear the scars of those riots today. abandoned or decaying buildings. there are lingering questions about how far detroit has come in a half century in addressing the issues that led to the rioting. we are here at the detroit free press where it won a pulitzer prize for its 1967 riot coverage. we're joined by heather ann thompson and detroit free press page editor steve henderson. we'll be live for the next two hours taking your calls, tweets and facebook posts. can we start with the definitions in the sense that the events that took place 50 years ago described as a riot. >> i would say it's absolutely not a riot. because that term connotes chaos and it suggests that everyone just showed up and destroyed the city for no reason. it also suggested how we should understand what happened and what the impact of it was. we prefer to think about it like a rebellion. because all of the energy and anger and activism that went into that moment had long been predicted. people had been begging for some remedy, for the housing discri

across britain and abroad the gas guzzlers face off against their small eco friendly cousins at the detroit motor show and how lithium can lift an economy it's known as the gold of the twenty first century. the business british construction group has announced it's immediately quotation. company failing to secure a lifeline from the government bank's enlarged if last ditch talks shares in the firm are suspended jobs are on the line as well as hundreds of government projects in the u.k. . in july twenty seventeen was valued at more than one billion dollars as one of britain's largest construction companies it was known for prestigious projects such as the tate modern in london manchester is be some tower and heathrow airports terminal five but things took a bad turn when the company issued a profit warning last july its share price tumbled and by august it was demoted from the ford c. one hundred index for the u.k.'s one hundred largest companies. more than one billion dollars to several lenders who now face the prospect of losing their money . the shareholders the creditors the banks are go

and at the detroit motor show the future looks bright big and bold but. cars are only in the background take a look. welcome to the program the future of the a three eighty is up in this stuff i could this be the end of the largest commercial airplane in the skies european giant airbus says it might end production of the a three eighty super jumbo the two story plane was supposed to revolutionize air travel but its most important customer emirates is not ordering enough planes to keep the aircraft alive what was hoped to be the company's biggest success is turning into a disappointing defeat with just over three hundred planes sold and few on order airbus says it will stop making the a three eighty super jumbo if it doesn't get more business from top client emirates which is now buying planes from boeing says that the dubai based airline is key for its business they are probably the only one who has the ability right now in the marketplace to take a minimum of six a year for a period of eight to ten years and then we can add some on top of that so quite h

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they are running to the indian communities surrounding detroit. they are taking every advantage that they see to be free. one of the most dramatic moments takes place after 1800 this story those of you that have been to the museum had seen the plaque in favor of that they're better and when william tucker the owner died, they basically reeled at the familwielded the e and could have told him that at any time and they could go to her children and she could have told them the proceeds and so on, so it's about going to court and sue them for their children's freedom. the children should be free because after all it is the northwest territory. for the freedom of all their children if they had resulted in the first legislation about leaving detroit which was a gradual emancipation plan. they would'v would be boring foe born free. there was a partial victory and in the land they didn't like the ruling and the judgment so they took off to canada and not very long after that the governor of the territory came and asked him if he would lea leave the milito

has chosen the detroit show to roll out its new jetta so classic sit down if you like and they also have all the other cars they also offering in europe or other areas they also offering here and so all the other competitors and actually also the american ones the asian ones they all have the full range of cars but they have to accept the reality and that is once again that only a third of the cars that are sold in the us classic sedans and also only one percent of those new cars electric cars so basically the industry is catering to the wishes of the consumers and of course we got about twenty seconds here diesel emissions scandal i mean do you hear anyone talking about that in detroit. short mentions from the north america c.e.o. of fox fog and but basically nobody talks about this and mostly all of the german comics i've talked to they're very optimistic for this year and also for the next few years to come right are very young carson phenomenon with the best assignment in the show tonight in the driver's seat in detroit carson thank you very much. of the day is nearly done but as eve

the detroit auto show is all about self driving cars. will show you what is on offer. —— we will. on the markets... with wall street reopening later, it's a busy week for global investors with several key companies reporting earnings. this is how asia is faring now. also talking about israel's prime minister's visit to india. could it be a new era for trade? but first, germany's biggest trade union has threatened to call for a 24—hour walkout as part of talks over pay and working conditions. ig metall represents the rights of 2.3 million workers in the industrial sector, but the negotiations are seen as a benchmark for how pay is set in other areas of the german economy. the union is asking for a 6% increase in pay, and the option for a 28 hour working week for its members. now, this would allow employees to look after young children or ageing relatives. ig metall is also pushing for an additional allowance of 200 euro a month to offset the loss in salary. with unemployment at record lows in germany, workers are in a strong position to negotiate for better pay and conditions. germa

still to come on the day we'll go into overdrive and show you what's hot at the detroit auto show is over school motor muscles still the king of motown and where are the green fleets of cars we'll go on to the server floor that's coming up in about ten minutes. social media platforms in tech giants are facing report cards and public grilling this week on both sides of the atlantic on wednesday u.s. congressmen will ask the c.e.o.'s of facebook twitter and alphabet about what they're doing and what they're not doing to keep terrorists and their propaganda offline here in europe but we will find out what the e.u. thinks of the latest efforts by facebook twitter and google to deal with hate speech online now there are no e.u. laws forcing tech companies to act yet but french president he isn't waiting any longer he plans to introduce legislation this year to ban fake news during elections and to force tech companies to polish their content. i've decided to change legal law to protect democratic life from fake news if. you can will impose a trick the transparency rules on platforms for sp

abroad also on the program car makers show off their big gas guzzlers along with small vehicles at the detroit mortar show. this is. a troubled u.k. construction company. with a. government failed over the weekend employs forty three thousand people around the world and is involved in hundreds of government projects in the u.k. like building and maintaining hospitals prisons and realize following a rocky twenty seventeen bags refused to throw the company a desperately needed lifeline. in july two thousand and seventeen kirlian was valued at more than one billion dollars as one of britain's largest construction companies it was known for prestigious projects such as the tate modern in london manchester's be some tower and heathrow airport's terminal five but things took a bad turn when the company issued a profit warning last july its share price tumbled and by august it was demoted from the ford c. one hundred b. index for the u.k.'s one hundred largest companies. more than one billion dollars to several lenders who now face the prospect of losing their money they shareholders the creditors th

drive a list is moving at top speed the big car makers at the detroit motor show on bing their latest office but when will our highways be full of autonomous auto. germany's largest i.p.o. in over two decades with close the latest on the men's health and he has been off and the tourism boom is rocking the globe. take you to the travel hot spots as well as places trying to make them up. and it was all in let's do business look ma no hands manufacturers of the detroit motor show were rolling out their latest creations minus the steering wheel analysts say the future is here regulators say carefully and responsibly review what's on offer is the tech getting ahead of itself. it may not look like it but this could be the vision of the car industry's future it's a so-called light our system and creates a real time three d. map of anything it's aimed at it allows cars fitted with the system to cut out the middleman and take care of the driving themselves with car manufacturers the world over betting big in the technology industry analysts say lawmakers need to remove regulatory roadblocks. i

the gas guzzlers face off against their smaller eco friendly cousins at the detroit motor show. and as beijing boosts investments in cambodia and you destination is born for china's growing tourist classes. and let's do business the future of the a three eighty is up in the air european aircraft says it's on the verge of ditching the super jumbo aircraft that seats five hundred passengers was supposed to revolutionize air travel but its only significant customer dubai's emirates is not ordering enough planes to justify production. what was hoped to be the company's biggest success is turning into a disappointing defeat with just over three hundred planes sold and few on order airbus says it will stop making the a three eighty super jumbo if it doesn't get more business from top client emirates which is now buying planes from boeing says that the dubai based airline is key for its business they're probably the only one who has the ability right now in the marketplace to take a minimum of six a year for a period of eight to ten years and then we can add some on top of that so quite

it led to the frustrations of a come right into these incidents in the 1960's. >> detroit was one of the epicenters, was in it? calledth: yes, johnson the commission during the detroit uprising. it allowed johnson to take action on something that really required a long-term legislative and well-planned response. graduate of hidden, columbia university. let's get to your phone calls. iris is joining us from michigan. hi, and happy new year to you both. i was born and raised in detroit i am 84 years old. we had a mixed neighborhood. what public schools. schools. public we do not have a problem. no kidding. everybody got along. my school was mixed, central high. director forpaign two folks running for class offices. 12th grade, we danced together, laugh together, and there was no trouble, seriously. we all lived together, and there was no separation. poor, rich, in between, no one was looking in your pocket books. two orhink bussing took three hours out of every kid's education just having to get on a bus, go to a different neighborhood, crossing county lines to integrate for a couple of

now how about driving without a driver talking about the latest play chanst by manufacturers at the detroit mortar shell analysts say the future is here regulators say. they were careful and responsible review what's on offer so is technology getting a had of itself here is more fun it may not look like it but this could be the vision of the car industry's future it's a so-called light our system and creates a real time thirty minutes of anything it's aimed at it allows cars fitted with the system to cut out the middleman and take care of the driving themselves. with car manufacturers the world over betting big in the technology industry analysts say lawmakers need to remove regulatory roadblocks and it's not as vehicles are still under development but it's growing so fast and i think this is faster than any technology we've ever seen in the past we need to have the laws in place insurance in place and all those infrastructure things as well because it's not just about automakers technology. is also continuing its focus on autonomous vehicles in detroit unveiling its x motion concept car fe

name of billy jawad told the detroit metro times that after using the system he realized quote it's more of a pay and will come or don't pay and we're not coming we used to call this right place and sometimes they wouldn't come till the next day the longest they take now is ten to fifteen minutes so you know we've had we've seen pay to be a deputy and you can you know shoot people and do whatever. you can pay to be a cop and now you can pay to be productive whether it's go to ridiculous because i believe detroit already has something that says you have to have a closed circuit video and this is specifically for places that are open to look for a you know this is overnight stores convenience store. gas stations places that are open twenty four seventh's and yeah i understand surveillance cameras are great because they do help in solving a crime after it happens but there's no guarantee that a cop is sitting there watching this twenty four hours a day so making sure that something bad is not happening you know and they're just trying to say oh it's easier if we have access to tha

autonomous vehicle manufacturers present their latest creations at the detroit show. and hard tennis shoe collectors in berlin can't wait to get their hands on added this latest top. it's time for business and punishment short here in berlin wall come to the program citi group has reported one of the biggest losses in its history the investment by was forced to take a three billion euro hit in part due to donald trump's new tax bill and it's slashed a corporate tax rate causing a massive write off on tax credits left over from the financial crisis say more at j.p. morgan chase a loss of two billion dollars was announced and time to cross over to young correspondent on wall street was much more on that big loss for citi group yes what is the strategy to cope with that loss. well it is a general a mess of charge and as far as i know it is the biggest quarterly loss in city's history but banks like city but also like the bank j.p. morgan or goldman sachs heads to pay the charges sooner or later so now they're paying it rather sooner but in the long run all the big banks a

we're live at the detroit auto show. >>> and cbs is getting real in a big way. the move that has everyone buzzing this morning it's january 16, 2018. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning a warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm seema mody. good morning to you. >> good morning to you let's get to the global market picture. let's look at a start to the year which has been the best start to the s&p since 2003. the first nine trading days of the year up 4.2% on friday the dow was up 0.9 the other two indices up 0.7%. week to date about 1.5% to 2% of gains. this morning, as you can see, resoundingly positive start in the premarket. dow up 271 points. the s&p up just 14 the nasdaq up 38 very much the dow surging higher this morning ten-year treasury note for you which has been in focus, last week yields rose in lieu of international yields rising at the start of the week, but then gave up some of that gain towards the back half of last week we're at 2.53% we got very close to 2.6 early part of last week. look at the m

name of billy jawad told the detroit metro times that after using the system he realized quote it's more of a pay and will come or don't pay and we're not coming we used to call detroit police and sometimes they wouldn't come till the next day the longest they take now is ten to fifteen minutes so you know we've had we've seen pay to be a deputy and you can you know shoot people and do whatever. you can pay to be a cop and now you can pay to be productive whether it's go to ridiculous because i believe detroit already has something that says you have to have a closed circuit video and this is specifically for places that are open to look for a you know this is an overnight stores convenience store. gas stations places that are open twenty four seventh's and yeah i understand surveillance cameras are great because they do help in solving a crime after it happens but there's no guarantee that a cop is sitting there watching this twenty four hours a day so making sure that something bad is not happening you know and they're just trying to say oh it's easier if we have access to th

bigger was better at the detroit auto show. it featured di milla c.e.o. dietz etc with actor and former governor on all shots nigga unveiling the new mercedes g class s u v g twenty five s comic has vied for attention at the international show time lorenz's and then tie a theatre with a presentation. us comic has also showcased ever larger vehicles like the new ford ranger pickup brawny trucks and rugged s.u.v.s and generating fat profits spurred by low gasoline prices ford also introduced its midsize edge as u.v. which goes on sale this summer as you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with the new address take this as our most powerful s.u.v. ever. comic has pushed more trucks and s.u.v.s there are concerns that it could be too much of a good thing u.s. sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting of the new watch what's among analysts in the sector but those are words you're on likely to hear from the stage of the detroit auto show. folks. the new record for car sales in twenty seventeen despite the continuing fallo

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one eighty four was the school meanwhile the philadelphia seventy six ers were victorious against the detroit pistons on friday in simmons and joel embiid gave a delphia a huge lead in the first half indeed had twenty three points and nine rebounds simon said nineteen points and nine the first to lead the seventy six as to the fourth straight win one hundred fourteen seventy eight was the final school.

green lights not to be confused with matt damon and ben affleck's a little movie thing they did the detroit news explains that local businesses are now paying somewhere between four thousand and six thousand to allow police to monitor businesses video surveillance speeds in real time the cost covers installation of high definition cameras and lighting in exchange participating companies are given priority one status sun police dispatch of detroit mayor mike doogan has been doing back flips over this bizarre public private partnership stating carjackings are down forty percent in two years there is just no other explanation besides green light and while i'm infinitely happy that you've seen a drop in carjacking mr mayor that's a good thing i'm i'm a tad concerned about the constitutional tight rope you're walking right now not to mention the very disturbing pay to play policing quake mire you've gotten himself into which means i think it's time for the people of detroit and the rest of the surveillance states of america to start watching honks. as an example to. you that i got. this. week. w

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the f-150. clearly, detroit is moving farther and farther away from the car. >> all right, phil, thanks, at the detroit auto show. want to take a check on the dow, joining the nasdaq and s&p 500 in turning negative for the session. this after hitting a new record in today's session, crossing the 26,000 mark for the first time the dow right now down a hair, now it's um, but we're watching it because it is fluctuating >> demand for pickups may be soaring, the record auto sales streak has come to an end. the seven-year sales run fell short in 2017 with sales falling nearly 2% from 2016. have we reached peak auto sales and what can we expect this year alex is the president and ceo of cars.com, one of the largest car buying and selling sites he joins us live from the detroit auto show. great to have you with us. do you think we have - >> thank you for having me >> does that matter to cars.com because you sell new and used cars >> correct the bulk of our business actually is in the used car market, but the strength of the new car market helps our dealer business so we're rooting for both sides of the

we visit the detroit auto show to see the latest and biggest in pick—up trucks.nd it is another very strong start to a new trading week in asia, following a record—brea ker on wall street on friday. we will talk you through the winners and losers. the problem of fraud may have been around for centuries. but despite that, across the globe, activity is still on the rise. law enforcement agencies are having an increasingly difficultjob of tackling new types of economic crime. here in the uk, the latest report by accountants bdo, out today, reveals the total value of reported corporate fraud has risen by a staggering 538% over the last 15 years, to £2.11 billion. this seems to be part of an international trend. the most recent economic crime survey, by accountants pwc, says more than a third of organisations report being victimised by economic crime. and cyber crime has gone up the list, jumping to the second—most reported economic crime among businesses. it ranges from identity theft, payment card theft, through to areas like cryptocurrency manipulation. so what is

the sun is also continuing its focus on semi autonomous vehicles in detroit unveiling its x motion concept car featuring what they call a pilot technology similar to tesla as auto pilot it takes over some of the heavy lifting but still requires human intervention in emergencies. it might not be as glitzy but ride sharing options like this bus might be the real future of driverless tech. so i will be a long time before we have them in our driveway and when we do it right now we want somebody else will have a subscription service we'll have a pay by the mile kind of fairness all business model for acquiring transportation will change. self driving ride sharing analysts say would be a development that could change the car industry as we know it. and to detroit right now is carsten phenomenal correspondent carson ventura all of this actually become reality what are the main challenges. i think the biggest challenge is the trust of all there if people in that technology i mean we all know that computer is helpful and necessary but we also know how frustrating it is when they fail when the techn

america's auto giant showing a technology driven future at the opening of the detroit auto show. and israel's prime minister visits india, could this be a new era of co—operation? good morning asia. hello world. it is tuesday. glad you could join us. we started the programme with the treat auto show and big trucks and smart cars are set to dominate this annual north american international auto show. america's three auto makers have enjoyed three show years of strong sales, but they are also ina race of strong sales, but they are also in a race to stay ahead of foreign competition, at least when it comes to building high—tech autonomous vehicles. all the stories from detroit. this is a self driving vehicle, tested by ford to deliver pieces. it looks pretty much like a normal car but those spinning things on the top are sensors and i got you round the car to it is seeing. this what it is seeing. look at this here. that little red dot is me, thatis here. that little red dot is me, that is what the car is seeing so it can make decisions on where to turn, where it stopped or accelerate

for the detroit motor show opened its doors today and it seems like a blast from the past bigger is better power is cool and those e cars well they seem boring the spotlight this year is on huge pickups and s.u.v.s germany's top brands drew on star power to let their cars shock. to the new. the end beilein of the new mercedes s.u.v. . i. don't think c.e.o.'s needed such invited famous actor and former california state governor arnold schwarzenegger to the presentation of the new g. class up front at c.v. . with so many carmakers buying for attention against the paper can turn. us try makers are also sent casing large vehicles like ford which present a new pickup trucks and wreck it as see these are generating fat profits for american manufacturers spurred by low gasoline prices american consumers are snapping them up for it may have to promise to invest eleven billion dollars in electric cars in the coming years here in detroit the new team ability is barely to be seen instead power in performance by the name of the game. are down to the skies the european airplane maker air bus says its m

you're not strong on the sewing, the production part. -i'm a local detroit designer. our style. -in terms of competency, that would not pass. i would want some things done to it. -the fact that eric is still trying to suppress creativity has got to stop. -tell me a little bit about what your background is. -i grew up in detroit, and i went to fit in new york, so i studied there for isaac mizrahi. i worked for rachel roy for a couple years. -we are going to hire new people. we are going to expand the business. we are going have other people's ideas other than just eric's. -i moved back to detroit in 2014, and really, it's been with the idea to pursue my own work, and even, actually, the jacket i'm wearing is from remnant leather pieces, so it was using... -you made that jacket? -mm-hmm. yeah. -wow. -i'm fearful of just letting anyone do anything. it makes me nervous. i don't want crappy looking pieces. -coming up... -we have to buy you out. -when you look at this, 50,000 of it is debt. 25,000 is equity. i thought it was more than that. -i always thought the original equ

the detroit motor show is underway it's the industry's largest in the united states the u.s. and china being the world's most important car markets of course as u.s. consumers have had a long lasting love for pickup trucks carmakers are eager to present their latest big expensive gas guzzlers analysts say the high end segment could benefit from president trumps tax reform luxury car makers especially could be the clear winners as the new tax legislation will leave more cash in the hands of those with higher incomes but concerns about potential protectionism in the u.s. market cast a shadow over the industry. but let's bring in our markets correspondent cold here in frankfurt to daniel is there anything on display in detroit that has investors particularly excited. while one investor was looking was sparkling ice at those pick up trucks there are now being again introduced in the united states and it's very obvious that from the u.s. markets perspective those are still the car models that you can really make a lot softer what money with many investors are telling me that two t

here at the detroit auto show, the ford ranger is coming back to the u.s.assembly plant outside of detroit. i talked to ford's global head of operations joe hendricks why it's important and for the workers of this factory. a lot going on right now. we are getting ready to build a forty ranger and which when is that going to start? >> the production start at the end of 2018. we are doing pull ahead work on the conveyors and overhead system for the production that will start the second half of the year and balance out the focus production in the second quarter of this year and start converting the plant over completely during the summertime frame. >> reporter: now as small car interest in the united states, has it fallen that much that there is just really doesn't make sense to make them here any more? >> it's fascinating. about a ten-year run now we have had suv growth and truck growth and cars declining. cars are still a substantial part of the industry here but we identified an opportunity mere to build ranger and then bronco here. >> reporter: are you emp

mayor and sits in the middle of detroit like highland park sits in the middle of detroit.ethnically you had separation. killed in detroit. and the various races separated and so china town, for instance, those were hard and fast lines and where it black community lived. were hard and fast lines. and in high school, for instance, that's when i hit my first real hit in the gut. i've always had good hand/eye/dexterity etc. so shop was where i really wanted to be and i if joyed it. not recognizing that in detroit ethe work force came right out of high school. so the detroit shops were fantastic. high school shops. and i got in with a good teacher and i grew in that. i became a foreman of our shop for two years, the last two year ochz our shop and detroit used to have an apprenticeship program. you would come out of shop recommended by your shop and principal and you'd compete like a football game for who can operate a shop milling machine or laids and how well can you do it? and they'd judge your stock. well, i would submitting mine. that was five or six guys from my school th

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