cars backed up, but the left of the picture, the volkswagen carrying the sheriff's deputy is still out there. there are crime scene investigators out here still nearly five hours now after this accident. this is what it looked like from sky7 earlier this morning. in the hours after this accident happened, as we've been reporting, just after 7:00 a.m., this white volkswagen driven by the sheriff's deputy was traveling eastbound, we're told, in the number two lane, the second lane from the inside when apparently it stopped. we're not sure why, and shortly after this charter bus carrying tesla employees hit it from the rear, and unfortunately, that sheriff's deputy, offduty deputy, was killed. this is another look from sky7. that is a procession carrying the body of the deputy from this scene, the navy blue coroner's van surrounded by motorcycle officers and several other police vehicles, driving that body from this location, near tracey, westbound into oakland to the coroner's office in oakland. we can come back out here live for just a second. we can show you the traffic here. it's back

second settlement between volkswagen and the state has just been announced.ay the state $66 million to help reduce pollution. now, that money is on top of $1 billion vw previously agreed to pay california as part of a federal settlement. vw was found guilty of rigging its software to make vehicle emissions look cleaner than they actually were. pier 1 imports is recalling thousands of coffee mugs because if you put coffee in them, they might break. the recall affects 15,000 of these chalk mugs. they get their name because you can draw on them with chalk. however, you actually pour a hot drink into the mug, it might drink and burn. pier 1 has eight reports of cracked mugs. no reports of injuries, thank goodness. you should return the mug to the store for a full refund, or just stick to drawing on it. >>> wal-mart is known for low prices. as soon as grocery prices may drop even lower. wal-mart has a rival discount chain rival. the chain is known in europe for luring customers in by offering them fresh food at low prices. wal-mart says it's planning ways to compe

>>> regulators have approved a fix for thousands of volkswagen for the emission scandal. volkswagen will give owners of 84,000 2-liter passats from 2012 to 2014 the option to modify their cars to bring them into compliance with emission standards. it's all part of the wide ranging settlement to buy back cars and compensate owners. >>> fox fired bob beickel after he allegedly made an incensive remark to an african-american employee. no word who will replace. >>> the european union is fining facebook $120 million, accused of not being up front with the buy out from what's app. the eu is typing the company $1 110 million eu ros or $120 million. >>> and the faa lifted the drone law near airports and planes. federal law prevents the faa from regulating hobby aircraft such as drones. the judges decides that does safety is important but for licensing regulations to take effect, congress needs to change the law. 2.3million drones are expected to be sold this year. >>> still ahead, remembering the men and women who gave their lives serving our country, the organization behind this

volkswagen invested in us last month. announcement, we have made a lot of progress in the partnership. basically, our initial goal is to put the voice and service into the car environment. internet-linked muir, rearview mere? >> it is a 4g connected rearview mirror. it is basically like your iphone in your rearview mirror and suddenly it becomes a 4g connected advice. voice navigation, listen to music. stephen: what is next, the killer application coming next? we have heard something coming in july for the u.s. market. >> we are going to launch the new version of ticwatch. it is called ticwatch s and e. for younger generations of sporty person. doing reallyis well because of the design and position of the product. stephen: what kind of market share can you expect in the u.s.? already a pretty saturated market. last year, smart watch sales went down. >> i would not agree that smart watch sales went down, because it really depends on the season. some seasons are doing well. stephen: so what kind of market share? >> global?

after the volkswagen admission in 2015, the regulators who missed that really read doubled up or its to examine diesels they had already approved and think about those going forward. and trial lawyers have done the same. the regulators have really only since then gone after fiat chrysler, but as you noted this law firm and others pursued really everybody that is making diesel and gm is facing the accusation on their trucks today. vonnie: specifically duramax diesel. "these claims are baseless and we will defend ourselves, with the gm sierra that complies with the carbon emissions regulations." you mentioned some of that statement yourself. is it possible regulators are too trigger-happy and these trucks are fine? >> we will see. of thene of the beauties legal system, it allows for discovery and the erroring of facts, so they will have a chance to make their case and maybe it will help regulators. maybe there is cheating and it will give regulators something to push back on or it will be that the regulators are giving their blessing, and it will protect the automaker again. they will

lawsuit of rigging hundreds of thousands of diesel trucks with devices similar to those used by volkswagenion lawsuit covers drivers of more than 700,000 chevrolet silverado and gmc sierra pickups from 2011 to 2016. a gm spokesman has called the claims baseless. the uk independence party has fiercely attacked theresa may's record on tackling extremism. senior party figures used their manifesto launch to declare that radical islam is a "cancer that needs to be cut out." our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. ukip back in campaigning mode after the manchester attack, lighting candles that save they say is not enough. instead. theresa may has allowed jihad is back into our country. she has failed to prevent extremists spreading hatred in our universities and in her watch, net migration reached record highs. paul nuttall promised his party would cut out what he called the cancer of radical islam. denying he was exporting a tragedy... with harsh words for theresa may. this is a home secretary who cut the numbers of police officers, border guards, cut the number of prison officers. i'

. >> the mother of the child exits her volkswagen suv.s she goes into the store, he passes by her going the other way. a few seconds later, he notices the car is running and jumps in and takes off. the child's mother called her husband at work. >> she called and said, someone took the car and baby too. i was coasting. trying to find out where he was. >> sleeping in the back of the car was richie lewis ii who turned one saturday. >> the baby was found in the van a few blocks away. the surveillance video was dispatch today the officers in the area. >> the suspect was located a mile from here maybe. >> arrested is pedro ortiz in vineland. he was arrested less than an hour after it happened. >> it was excellent people work, one unit working with others, paid off well. >> glory be to god who let my son come back without anything happening to him. >> police say this is another example of why any parent or anyone should never leave a child unattended in a vehicle. in seconds, something like this could happen. the suspect has been charged with fi

. >> number 3, i have 4 cars, all volkswagen.d ones with my dads, i feel like i have the same passion for them,. >> i have been riding dirt bikes since i was 6, it started with a quad my brother and i had, crashing into trees and fun stuff. number 5, if i have to rate my sarcasm 1 to 10, it would be a 6. >> if you want you can follow me on instagram, i don't smile that much, i am a really sad person, a really sad person. i don't really smile that much. >> another great night of chasing news, thanks for watching, governor christie up to his same old story blaming everybody else for problems that he has helped create. #corrupt christie still on twitter, see you tomorrow homer: d'oh! ♪ (clears throat) yes, uh, the students of springfield elementary have each created an alternative energy vehicle. one of which will ensure the future of humanity as determined by a short race across the parking lot. (mumbles): yeah, yeah. and now, uh, what is your car powered by, uh, fat little boy? hydrogen-powered fuel cells. ah, hydrogen-- yeah, yes

, audi, that group, and mechanically, volkswagen is ahead.fully autonomous audi in 2020. they are doing the research on it, and there's cars that drive themselves around racetracks pretty fast. >> really quick, courtney, too, yeah, just looking at your tech picks, a name you are watching, a recent ipo. >> absolutely. i've been watch iing of twilio, not excited about the guidance given, but spoke about the buzz on the street right now is that although they guided a little bit lower and guided around their interactions with uber, they probably are hedging themselves. think about it. the biggest clients, the facebook, there's netflix, amazon invested directly. i think we might be okay. you skrjust close your eyes and ride the coaster. first couple quarters being a public company can be a little troubling, but i think that their business model and in advance in the market place is incredible. >> maybe another way to play the biggest names of the year so far. guys, stay right there. marking 121st anniversary of the dow jones industrial average. bo

ball flight and -- volkswagen was at the latest german carmaker to open a plant in 2010.apacity of the plant is 150,000 cars. in donald trump's view, it is not necessarily that germany is selling too much in the united states but that german consumers are not keen on buying cars from american firms and there is truth to that argument. correspondent: why did the new u.s. president say the germans are bad entrees, maybe because the germans export more than they import and have done so for decades. in 2016, germany's trade surplus equaled 7% of the country's gdp. >> a trade surplus is neither good or evil, it is at the result of the interplay of supply and demand on global markets. that is how a surplus is created or not. it is rooted in factors that cannot be rectly affected economic or fiscal policies in germany. correspondent: in trade between germany and the united states, german exports to the u.s. keep growing year on year, especially machines, cars and articles -- pharmaceuticals. sales --germany sold 56 million more euros to the u.s. than it bought. the european unio

role and seen as such and cut slack by politicians accordingly, you cannot have and i talk about volkswagentalk about philip green who has done nothing, he hasn't broken the law, but the reputation isn't there and loads of others. i look at this, and i'm pushing you guys to put the ft up i'm pushing you guys to put the ft up because i don't think that business gets its fair share of coverage on the business... we talk about business every day.” coverage on the business... we talk about business every day. i was going to say, i was the one who said, "i want this covered." thames water paid its owners £1 billion in dividends over ten years. during which time it dumped the equivalent of 21 supertankers of sewage into the thames. this is about accountability and not rewarding people... not rewarding failure in one way. if the shareholders are losing money or the company is doing badly, they still get the big executive pay—out. the company is basically letting down the environment, the community, causing fines, not doing the right thing, and then paying out a load of money. it is just wrong. and

gm is the sixth automaker accused of diesel cheating when volkswagen admitted to installing softwaress rules. will gm try to fight this or will it admit that this alleged cheating did happen and try to settle? >> g.m. is fighting back very hard and right away. they put out a statement calling the lawsuit "baseless," noting that their vehicles and trucks have been approved by the epa and by the california air resources board. >> the ecb says debt sustainability concerns have risen in the past few months. the ecb publishing the by annual financial stability review as the issue of scaling back stimulus begins to weigh on the central bank. its next meeting is on june the talk us through the primary eighth. concerns in this semiannual financial stability review. >> the primary concerns are that that debt sustainability will become a problem with rising yields in certain areas. the fed is expected to raise rates two more times this year and the ecb is getting closer and closer to discussing the possibility of normalization of policy. the ecb has talked about the importance of unwinding qe

fell after a class option lawsuit -- class action lawsuit about cheating emission test similar to volkswagen. it was filed in detroit. it was for more than 700,000 pickup trucks. more than emitted five times the legal limit in real-world driving. gm denies the allegations. zuckerberg finally received an honorary degree from harvard university, 12 years after dropping doubt. thefacebook ceo founded social networking site in his dorm room and later left to work on the project full-time. he urged fellow graduates to build a world of purpose and even global takers start small. amazon has opened its first brick and mortar shop in new york. the new shop only has about 3000 best-sellers rated four stars or above on amazon.com. shoppers can use the amazon app to pay. moren plans to open 13 stores across the u.s. by the end of the year. molly: thank you for look at that the business news there. it is time for our press review. a look of what is grabbing headlines. off in sicily where the g7 summit kicks off this friday. >> donald trump will be attending his first g-7 summit as the u.s. president. he

. >>> a judge approved a $1.2 billion settlement over the volkswagen cheating scandal. 88,000 cars with 3-liter engines. owners will be in line for compensation up to $16,000. they will have repairs or buy backs. >> time for uber to quit thumbing its nose at the law. turning over driver information. drivers are supposed to obtain business licenses. the city says uber has stopped turning over that information. uber is trying to protect its drivers. >> plans called for 3 new ferry docks to begin operating in to 19 from san francisco to treasure island. >>> the a's have a new way for fans to get tickets, ball park pass, fans can go to a home game for $19.99 a month. choose which gam they want to go to. a bar code would be sent. >>> the 2017 amg en tour kicked off. they started with 72 miles around lake tahoe. they started planning it 18 months ago. >> it is part of the world tour, which is the highest level of racing. the best riders are here and it is remarkable. >> they will end at big bear may 19th. the men start sunday. >>> a little cold weather at lake tahoe today. cold morning. lows

said it didn't set out to cheat the process, but the use of the software is different from that of volkswagen which admitted to cheating ton tests. >>> considering charging blift drivers, a $0.20 fee for every ride they provide. like one imposed in sfavk after the traffic concern caused by bliflt drivers, circling around streets or parking, 2,000 in san francisco. >>> uber is refunding drivers after miscalculating for the mras two and a half years. usually a 25% commission from u.s. drivers and in new york city, mistakenly took a bigger cut before accounting for taxes. comes to an average of about 9 $900 for drivers, going to cost uber an estimated $45 million. >>> paying millions as part of a settlement after a security breech in 2014, 20 million target customers had their information compromised in the 2013 holiday season, requirements to tighten security, including pin and encryption to protect the identities of customers. >>> united airlines is going to answer questions about the dragging incident in chicago. the dr. david dao, being removed as seen on the cell phone video. poll ki si cha

the market cap has been normalized between volkswagen and toyota.lot of good or positive for the fourth quarter of and at the fourth quarter for turkey at it was a miss. the company has made an increasing focus on quality, so tour yoda may be a difficult one -- toyota may be difficult to offset that yen. we also have rising rates in the u.s., the cost of raw materials have gone up, and continued risk from fx rates, not to mention uncertainty between the u.s. and japan and where trade goes from here. >> that plays into the retail numbers we will get later this week. watching disney's earnings, the company cautioning about a softness from higher sports costs and tough film comparisons. everyone will be this singing to what bob iger -- will be listening to what bob iger has to say about espn. talk of interest in netflix and twitter, content being king these days. we were also watch economic numbers on friday. retail sales over all likely climbed by .6% in april, the most this year, adding to signs that consumer spending may be rebounding after that dis

with more than 88-thousand volkswagen customers.compensation ranging from 7- to 16-thousand- dollars. the deal ends most of the legal battles over the scandal which became public back in 20-15. frightening moments during the noon hour on southbound 101 in healdsburg. the chp says about 12-15 a vehicle pulled along side this white sedan and opened fire as it was travelling just past the dry creek road exit.sot jonathan sloat/chp 13-23an unknown vehicle pulled a longside and fired into the drivers , both the driver and passenger were struck, non lifethreatening injuries, we do not have a suspect vehicle or a motive to release yet.the two male victims, were tran sported to a local hospital and both are expected to survive the chp then shutdown that section of southbound 101 for the next 3 and half hours standup dan kerman/healdsburg 1:00-110 while freeway shootings have become more typical along highway 4 and the eastshore freeway, the chp says it is not something that happens in this area. in healdsburg, dan kerman kron 4 news.

if we think at volkswagen, now with general motors, that is as far as the suit goes. 700,000 pickup trucks could be affected. that could prove to be a very costly surprise, that the stock of general motors just dropped 2%. >> let's talk opec for a second. oil prices drop sharply. these extensions for production cut's cayman three months short of expectations. why is there so much disappointment? >> that was clearly a sharp reaction. oil prices dropping 5%. it happened with what everybody expected. the cut would be prolonged to march of 2018. maybe some investors hoped for steeper cut's. we shouldn't forget why opec is cutting production of u.s. oil producers, actually profiting and pumping quite a bit. it was a surprise that we solve this reaction with oil prices falling 5%. maybe there was profit-taking after oil prices ran high in the past couple of weeks. >> thank you. if you are the preferred airline of the pope you would expect the heavens to be on your side. things have not gone so well for air it tell you. they are on the being -- brink of bankruptcy. who would want to buy a company

the three biggest frauds we have seen recently is volkswagen, wells fargo and unc chapel hill as far as publicity. i am wondering how many large organizations has somebody maybe on a vice presidential level that their job is one thank; they report to the president or chairman of the board and they have more or less freedom to question anything that corporation is doing and their role would be protect the customer, the student, i think you get the gist. in other words, he might get fired because he stirs up too much stuff. the many big corporations have a high gain for the consumer or client. >> well, and i think it is really important not to suggest that all corporations are dishonest because i don't think it is true. corporations with hundreds of thousands, tens of thousands of people working within them, will have a lot of -- even those that engage in marketing practices that we might want to question are filled with many people with deep integrity who are disinclined to engage in that behavior. there are cross american efforts with efforts and compliance units within every large c

ducati is attracting private interest from private equity firms as owner volkswagen considers a sale.hat is according to people familiar with the matter. ducati could be valued at more than a billion dollars. a sales process could kickoff in the next few weeks. cory johnson sat down with and the virgin sports ceo at an event in san francisco. branson said he may get back into the u.s. airline business months after alaska airlines said it would dump the virgin america brand. branson has tussled recently with alaska about how long they will pay royalties to use the virgin name. alaska merged with virgin late last year and this march said it plans to retire the brand in 2019. richard: they have said that they will continue to use virgin america for another 18 months or something like that and then they will merge all of the planes into one brand, alaska airlines. cory: don't they have a responsibility to continue to pay virgin for the duration of that contract? until 2030, they carry on paying royalties. unless we decide to start another airline. we will see what happens. cory: is that s

her eyes were probably about as big as the headlights on a volkswagen beetle.tant reaction was, i knew it. i knew it. >> reporter: susanne says her mom had been sending money to diana regularly to pay for home repairs and expenses for the kids, but she says diana wanted more. >> she wanted to live my mother's life, do all the things that she couldn't afford to do. >> reporter: and to do that all she had to do was enlist the help of a few friend and commit a murder. >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> reporter: detectives didn't think jim knew anything about his wife's deadly plan for his th and what exactly was her plan? diana had stopped talking and asked for a lawyer. but her friend andrea benson, did talk and told d.a. richard moran the whole sordid tale. andrea said she had never met diana before and had been told by a relative to pick diana up at the airport and, as they were driving -- >> diana nadell said to her, i'm not really here to go to a wedding. i'm really here to kill my mother-in-law. >> reporter: she says this to a person she's never met before? >> yes. >>