there is a partnership between volvo and geely. it does not matter right now, but if volvo does an ipo, that will be interesting. daimler and mercedes-benz, fiat chrysler, there is a lot going on. mr. lee does not tell us what his grand plan is. carol: when that headline crossed about them buying daimler, i thought this is an iconic german brand. he is taking a substantial position. i was shocked at it. jamie: yes, and it is still opaque what is going to happen, and where it comes from. if you think about daimler's history they have had outside shareholders before. oil money from the middle east. carol: but another carmaker? jamie: not necessarily. daimler and toyota were early investors in tesla. they bought equity in tesla. they supplied components, and did work with them. and they got back out of that. a very stable and mature company, they will do what they want to do. it is interesting. jason: that was writer jamie butters taking us into the story of volvo. now we turn to the man who put pictures on this. our design director,

jason: put volvo incontext for us. we see them around, but you provide important numbers comparing them to other automakers in terms of production and number of vehicles, and in terms of the portfolio. tell us about that. >> for 100 years, since the earliest days of gm and henry ford, the auto industry has been about scale. there are always advantages to size. first, it is enough to run a factory efficiently, which takes 200,000 vehicles worth of sales. volvo has arranged from 300,000 to 500,000, maybe enough for it a couple decent plants, but not one on each continent or major market. you compare that with the giants. gm, volkswagen, toyota, they sell 10 million cars and trucks a year. they are like 20 times as big. for brands that are in between like that, if you are smaller, if you are lamborghini, porsche, you can survive. of course, those are now part of volkswagen. you can be an independent, ferrari is a better example. you can be a standalone. if you are super high-end and high-margin, but when you are a premium

more details are certain to emerge of the volvo car ipo.nce, in some ways, i would argue these numbers don't look too bad relative to the aggressiveness of the strikes in the problems this business is facing right now. >> it could have been probably worse. we are looking at eight days of strikes that are feeding into the numbers. it really also shows the dysfunction at the heart of the company. if you look at the numbers broken down between klm and air france, you see very diverging fortunes here. to see air france numbers down substantially, traffic numbers are down 8%. caleb up 5%. -- klm up 5%. the ceo will formally design -- resign next week. he will formally resigned next week and the question is how will they break out of this weblog. we saw more -- deadlock. with some more strikes this week. we certainly have not seen the end of the line here. guy: we have an indication of what forward bookings look like? >> not this point. the summer bookings seem to be holding up so far. the question really is can they somehow contain these strikes

geely said they're looking at the possibilities on listing volvo cars the swedish firm told cnbc an ipoan option and arjun joins me with more from one other carmaker trying to use hydrogen as fuel. what can you tell us >> you are speaking about fuel efficiency there there's a lot of carmakers looking into thefuture of cars is it electric or other fuel sources. and a british company developed a car called raza which runs on hydrogen it looks like a futuristic design with a bit of retro elements to it it runs on 1.5 kilos of hydrogen, which gives it a range of 300 miles the company sees it as an alternative to electric and claims it's more fuel efficient allowing it to go longer distances. i sat down with the founder and asked his ambitions for this car which he hopes will hit the roads in 2020. >> it's pretty much universally agreed we need battery electric cars and hydrogen cars as well the characteristics of batteries and hydrogen are so different we need them both but for different applications i think that energy efficiency is the single metric that we have to chase in the future. ba

volvo has just -- is now building a plant. they announced a second line. all of this is in the lower part of the state. for a long, long time we talked about the upper part of the state, greenville, spartanburg, where b.m.w. is. but the entire state. we are now making more tires in south carolina than they make in ohio. automobile tires. think that it demonstrates that trade is very important to us. so we had the big -- dustup couple years ago over the ex-im bank, i was gentlemen upset that got -- i was very upset that got politicized. i wrope an -- wrote an op ed piece in support of the ex-im bank. i had people asking me where my head was, what happened to me? nothing happened to me except i understand what my state is all about. i understand what the future is all about. i think there remains chances for us to do trade. i don't have to agree with trump on everything. in order to sit down and do a trade deal with him. if all goes well between now and june 24, my wife and i will celebrate our 57th wedding amplete we have not always agreed. mike: if all goe

in total they'll have covered over 40,000 miles in the volvo ocean race.c from the us to wales. 0ne across the atlantic from the us to wales. one of the main themes of this year's event has been the impact of waste on our seas, but it is not just impact of waste on our seas, but it is notjust the open water that had its problems. cardiff bay, the next race stopover, has been plagued by waste issues over the years. as rubbish and debris float down the rivers, pollution that would usually go straight into our seas gets trapped by the barrage that encircles the bay, and the authorities are left to clean up the mess. we get an average of 450 tonnes a year of litter and debris coming down the bay, and when i've looked into it in other cities, they don't have anywhere near that kind of problem, so it is a definite issue, and if we can do anything about it, it would be very detrimental. since cardiff barrage was built almost 18 years ago, cardiff harbour authority have collected almost 10,000 tonnes of oui’ collected almost 10,000 tonnes of our rubbish, and the a

volvo rolling out a news car subscription service called care by volvo.surance and roadside assistance as well as basic maintenance. it's covered. there's similar subscription plans in place as well. if you receive a robo call, you might be able to get a check for 1200 bucks. there's a lawsuit going on. we will tell you all about that next. the president is getting ready to hold up cabinet meeting. mike pompeo will be there because he's on his way back from north korea with three recently released prisoners. we will see if president trump has anything to say about that. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more t

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that the main touching distance of a treble cover leena graham hanson could not find the net but turn volvo was far from over there was as much action in the stands as the pitch in the second half in extra time meaning penalties were needed by and first it was explicitly say by show . and it was two to one penalties as hansen stepped up to win it but both be right the choice of the german double winner as. a travel awaits if they can be in thursday's champions league final. well as we've just seen vols for its women's team have had an impressive season but the same can't be said for the men's site just a few years ago they were playing in the champions league but this season they finished third from bottom they're fighting for their chance to stay in the top tier of the bundesliga in the playoffs their opponents' keels finished third in the second division on thursday the wolves host of the underdogs in the first leg of the playoffs. well schooled started stronger vocal ricky's goal in the thirteenth minutes an early reminder of the gulf in quality. i could tell it took the boys a bit of ti

working relationship with local government, especially when facing a public safety matter. >> that volvo vehicle that they were using has one of the best safety systems on the market. they have a system that will detect the driver alertness. they have systems that will detect pedestrians and bicyclists and all of those were disconnected. >> reporter: a director of the contra costa transportation authority partners with a federally certified secured autonomous testing center on the grounds of the former concord naval weapons station. >> i think it is very important to have a controlled environment where you can test the technology and you can replicate tests. you don't get in anybody's way. >> reporter: lyft announced today it will test its driverless cars at the test track, rather than public roads. >> it's more efficient because they can do repeated tests over and over all day long and not bother anybody. >> reporter: ard consider -- and consider this: too many more spectacular incidents and regulators might have to slam the brakes on that technology to regain some public acceptance of

. >>> new at 11:00 learning more about the deadly crash of uber's self-driving volvo in arizona. this shows the moments up to the moments killing a woman in march. you have seen this before. the ntsd says the systems detected the pedestrian but didn't realize she was a person and it determined all -- before about a second before impact emergency braking was needed but uber's self-driving cars don't have emergency braking. the volvo was equipped at the factory with the feature and turned off so the uber computers could drive. >>> traffic in the south bay delayed far lot of the morning commute. flooding blocked the interchange. >> we brought it as live breaking news all morning long. mike was part of the team coverage and looking better now. >> yeah. that is video of skyranger. just down to one lane for southbound 280. this is the same flooding but this is from last week, guys. same spot. the water seeps up out of the ground and a pump to take it away. last week and today that pump was not functioning in the morning taking traffic to one lane. let's take you out to the maps. we don

the foosball table car used to be a brown volvo stretch limousine that rudy bought in britain for fifteenhundred euro the transformation took three weeks. getting a whole people alkan everyone needs a hobby and i like to say i've got gasoline in my blood. when it comes to engines and cars i'm always thinking about how to improve things and make things that others perhaps can't reflect on that and. he started converting cars six years ago in his spare time he's made a motorized beer bottle a gingerbread camper van and a bobsled on wheels. and we have made some pretty crazy things returned a ford probe into a james bond submarine and once we converted it truck into a pool pool you could sit in it like in a hot tub. kong. it's skillful work and time consuming but the end result makes it worthwhile. clearly when the main fault when people see my cars it just fills me with pride here for thinking because a lot of engineering goes into it all but it's a lot of work and it's great fun or if i feel so proud when i get everything to fit the path. and when all the hard words over bloody doodle gets

decided to defend itself it turned out robert muller's team was not quite prepared as artie's jacqueline volvo reports. february saw the first real result of mahler's investigation finally the russians were being called out directly three companies and thirteen individuals were named and shamed the massive indictment in the robert muller investigation breaking today of thirteen russian special counsel robert muller investigation moeller indicted the russians thirteen russians not only operating overseas operating right here in the united states but given that those targeted are russian nationals with no worries about extradition to the u.s. no one expected the matter to go any further than media headlines but one company named in the indictment concord management and consulting seemingly called mahler's bluff by hiring d.c. attorneys who showed up for the arraignment the plea of not guilty or not you think a molar is office would be happy to finally have their day in court but no they tried to put off the hearing on the grounds that the defendant had been properly served which is amazing as be

ending seven years of instability the leaders of the four main groups pledge their commitment to the volvo to the solitude of paris hosted by french president emmanuel macron un backed prime minister fires and said raj and military leader say they'll respect the results the un has called on saudi arabia to provide more information on the women's rights activists held in custody at least thirteen people were detained in a government crackdown being accused of suspicious contact with foreigners those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the stream is coming up next. getting to the heart of the matter if. he is you today. would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like roots of people peace for the future is the only option for prosperity you. hear their story on to al-jazeera. i am for me ok and you're on the stream live on you and i'm really good live today nearly seventy years on what will it take to in the korean war discuss the ongoing prospects for peace on the korean peninsula. for some americans the korean war is considered a forgotten conf

the vehicle, a modified volvo, had its emergency braking system disabled.r if the system would have saved her if the system had been switched on. the national transportation safety board's report is not the final say on the matter. its full, conclusive ruling is several months away at least. but what is known so far is that the incident raises serious questions about the safety of uber‘s self—driving programme. the company had its permit to test the self—driving vehicles in arizona revoked, but said it hoped to test in other places, including the city of pittsburgh. however, that came as news to the city's mayor. uber said it had launched its own safety review into the incident and had brought in outside advisers to help the company move forward. uber once referred to self—driving cars as critical to the future of the company, but with testing on hiatus, it is falling well behind in the race to offer full autonomous driving. dave lee, bbc news. president trump has pardoned boxing's first black heavyweight champion, convicted in 1913 of taking his white girl

maybe the volvo away from the system that they have had for so long. may give the people of north korea some hope they can get some things done. but this regime has been about the ruling elite and keeping them in power. >> we have seen it in those few able to get away from north korea who were able to get out of the country. anyway, i'll see you monday at the opening of the embassy. tall of those who work so hard to get this move we say thank you. >> this is a huge, historic event. >> and coming up, you been >> and coming up, you been waiting for, and snacks. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease >> and coming up, you been waiting for, and snacks. is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. visit alz.org to join the fight. i'm 85 years old in a job where. i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversified... i'm not a big spender. sounds like you're doing a lot. but i still feel li

maybe the volvo away from the system that they have had for so long.y give the people of north korea some hope they can get some things done. but this regime has been about the ruling elite and keeping them in power. >> we have seen it in those few able to get away from north korea who were able to get out of the country. anyway, i'll see you monday at the opening of the embassy. tall of those who work so hard to get this move we say thank you. >> this is a huge, historic event. >> and coming up, you been >> and coming up, you been waiting for, and snacks. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... ...all in one place. ♪ everything you need to go. expedia >> jeanine: welcome back to justice. i cannot come all the way to israel and not talk with the wonderful people here. so i hit the streets to ask about the new embassy and donald trump. take a look at street justice in jerusalem. >> here i am in jerusalem, on the street doing street justice in trying to find

volvo is now building a plant there, announced the second line. all of this is in the lower part of the state. for a long, long time we've talked about the upper part of the state where bmw is, but the entire state, we're now making more tires in south carolina than they make in ohio, automobile tires. i think that that demonstrates that trade is very important to us. so when we had the big dustup a couple years ago over the xm bank, i was very upset that that got politicized the way it did. once again, people making certain assumptions when and i wrote an op-ed piece in support of xm bank. i had people calling me wanting to know where my head was, what had happened to me. nothing happened to me except that i understand what my state is all about, i understand what the future is all about, and i think that there remains chances for us to do trade. i don't have to agree with trump on everything in order to sit down and do a trade deal with him. if all goes well between now and june 24th, my wife and i will celebrate our 57th wedding anniversary. we

volvo revs toward an ipo.dish automaker is said to morgan stanley as advisors and the potential ipo. what i loved about the deutsche bank story is that this was all the conversation. >> it really is a piece that takes you inside the thinking because in all the talk about apple, one and with of the cliches and its two on wall street is that the biggest assets are the people. dubai deutsche bank are very worried right now. wall street is also about opportunism. so people at other banks are thinking, who do i like at deutsche bank? alix: everyone has to have a list in your drawer. david: what strikes me is that how they handle their trenches and to the ceo. news gets out and they let it dangle and they let it go. it makes it worse and worse. you decide what you do and do announce it and you don't let it leak out and ask what we should do. jason: i am glad you brought that up. at lunch yesterday, a wall street guy who is very senior in comm worldrld, -- was talking about that. about between the european banks and

maybe the volvo away from the system that they have had for so long.e the people of north korea some hope they can get some things done. but this regime has been about the ruling elite and keeping them in power. >> we have seen it in those few able to get away from north korea who were able to get out of the country. anyway, i'll see you monday at the opening of the embassy. tall of those who work so hard to get this move we say thank you. >> this is a huge, historic event. >> and coming up, you been waiting for, and snacks. street justice in jerusalem. you do not want to miss this one t have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. show of hands. let's get started. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good t

volvo cars valuation is currency billion, according to sources who say they are expected to take goldman, city, and morgan stanley for ipo. stocks atare seeing their highs of the session as we see buying momentum continue. large caps doing well, dow and s&p arising .8%, nasdaq rising for the fifth straight session. small caps participating, but not outpacing as in recent days. -- getting closer to a record level. take a look at the groups on the move. the recent rally has been cyclically led. that is not necessarily the case today. with telecoms rebounding -- they've been lagging -- health care as well. kind of a mixed bag in terms of leadership. technology has also been outperforming. let's dig a little more deeply and look at the movers behind the sectors. within telecoms, it is not just the fact that rates are lower. it is earnings from centurylink. that company coming out and basically saying its revenue fell a little less than estimated. intelligence says the company is on track to meet its adjusted -- and cash flow guidance because of steady first-quarter revenue declines in margin

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jason: this was unexpected from volvo. carol: i love this story. we got more from our reporter.

financing, maybe he will get, it will take more years, there is a lot of competition brewing at bmw, and volvo, in electric, and hybrid and porsche. >> mr. musk, you have an open invitation, i am hosting all weaken less they fire me beforehand. but to apple and back to you gary b . on>> apple, increase 30% in two year, selling 77.3 million iphones, 13.2 million ipads, 5.1 million macses in 2018 first quarter. apple up after a huge earning beat, consumers dropping pay tv packages in favor of cheaper streaming products. this combined with tw 270 millin subscribed to one service or another, is that apple's revenue going forward, would you buy it going forward? >> i would, this is now a two-prong company. it was very similar to ibm in the '80s. a hardware mainframe company. that is what it was. you went out, you sold those, ibm needed too transition to service, and cloud and things like that, it, it that well. apple undergoing the same thing with one critical difference, one, there is still a mainframe market out there, that is the iphone, ipad and et cetera. but one thing they have that ibm did n

jason: this was unexpected from volvo.

. >> that volvo vehicle that they were using has one of the best safety systems on the market. they have a system that will detect the driver alertness. they have systems that will detect pedestrians and bicyclists and all of those were disconnected. >> reporter: a director of the contra costa transportation authority partners with a federally certified secured autonomous testing center on the grounds of the former concord naval weapons station. >> i think it is very important to have a controlled environment where you can test the technology and you can replicate tests. you don't get in anybody's way. >> reporter: lyft announced today it will test its driverless cars at the test track, rather than public roads. >> it's more efficient because they can do repeated tests over and over all day long and not bother anybody. >> reporter: ard consider this. too many more spectacular incidents and regulators might have to slam the brakes on that technology to regain some public acceptance of it. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> they are going to use this on a separate road now and not fo

what happens is, the volvo car had an automatic braking system that comes standard.sconnected because it's concerned that the signals from that system will confuse it's autonomous system that is driving the car. essentially, you can only have one master controlling the car. the problem, experts say, is that they did not have an automatic backup to handle emergency braking for emergency maneuvers with the own system. the backup was the human. the human did not realize there was a problem. >> we can see clearly when you look at the human because there was a camera on her, she was not even paying attention. tim, all of that being said, if that's the case, why are these cars on the road anyway? it seems to me you would want to figure these things out before you put them on real roads with real people. if i was the father of the woman who was killed, i'd be livid. >> you are getting at one of the biggest questions that autonomous cars are facing right now. how safe is safe enough? one of the debates is, should you be practicing or testing on public roads? or should you be

jason: this was unexpected from volvo. carol: i love this story.er. >> ford has bought a lot of luxury brands. tried to make them work, and it

. >> how can a volvo or camry about some kind of a national security threat to the united states?he commerce secretary wilbur ross is claiming that car imports have eroded our domestic car industry. this follows trump's promise to u.s. automakers. after many decades of losing your jobs to other countries, you have waited long enough. he's calling the auto industry critical to u.s. strength. this is an america first. that's how you follow that thread here. the investigation will cover auto parts as well, cars, suv, light trucks, any tariffs will hit asian automakers the hardest. the announcement sparked a big selloff, of course, in toyota, honda, hyundai, mazda, the biggest loser overnight. it does not produce cars in the u.s. many foreign automakers do. they have plants here. there are many foreign automakers that employee american workers to build cars to export. however, they also export parts and cars to the u.s. from asia, mexico and canada. it's truly a globalized supply chain. auto tariffs would be the next front for the white house trade battles including these ongoing talk

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the younger generation and around the volvo will life.erent consumers and are from consumers of the data can users of the product. i think that facebook, it reminds me of those people who get in the rock 'n roll hall of fame who sell a couple of hundred million albums and no one admitted to buying it. facebook people are on all day long, they just never admit they are on it. if they have the lion's share of lion share of the advertising dollar, twitter is a good, that's the first lays people turn to for news and i think i have a lot of advertising dollars. others have struggled to crack the lot jam at the top and snap is no different. they are having a harder and harder time getting the right eyeballs and data to the people. .> it's really difficult to say i try to focus on aggregated data that i can see from other hardy. the point is that data is pretty limited. data from third parties on under 18. can't be tracked. we really don't know. you can also never of the count on the data provided by a company in its usage. you don't have a thir

team bernard of marilyn's has won the mind for leg of sailings volvo ocean race but now are now within three points of the chinese team dong failing in the overall race the dutch boat sailed into cardiff five minutes ahead of its nearest rival on tuesday the next leg will take the sailors from britain to gothenburg in sweden before the final leg heads to the hague where of course the better scenario we couldn't have wished for. and of course we are mentally happy mccaffery most important is that we resold again a very good like. still very consistent. in the n.b.a. always no lansky time for become to become successful and be proven out and we were not just the wonder of life and that's all the sport for me i'll have another update for you again later. two weeks after iraq's election politicians are busy following blocks for a new government while politics as seems dolefulness expression including iraqi art as a summer binge of it appalls. in its creativity. is cumbersome and recycled. in this piece the horns represent evil and even unfair treatment and the dangling keys for the beard a

busch, big breweries dying aluminum for cans and also a truck company that is the only manufacturer of volvo trucks in virginia it's going to raise their cost and raise cost to consumers. there is some effect just on the aluminum and steel issue in virginia, but over the course of the last couple weeks we've been on recess traveling around, a lot of concern in virginia on the ag side, the announcement by china that they would retaliate especially with respect to things like soybeans and pork and other agricultural products are very challenging to virgi a virginianess. have you at the cbo started to do any analysis of either the tariff on aluminum and steel or more broadly if retaliation were to occur what would the effect be on american workers and american farmers? >> we haven't. our economic forecast closed mid-february so we haven't taken any of that on board. certainly with he would pay attention to and see how things turn out and would be something we would include in our baseline economic forecast at a later date next time we do it or whenever significant changes are made. >> you did g

the owner of volvo cars has hired citigroup and morgan stanley to advise on an ipo this year.ld be valued at up to $30 billion. it is said they could be listed in hong kong and sweden. donald trump is already outdone his predecessors when it northto dealing with korea. he put together global sanctions, secure the release of three u.s. prisoners, and held a summit with kim jong-un. the real results will emerge in singapore month. for more on this, kevin cirilli. we are already moving the goalposts as far as success in this meeting is concerned. what is realistic success or the definition of it as an outcome from this meeting? kevin: president trump has said consistently that it is denuclearization. there is no question that the developments in the past 38 tensionsthe escalating between israel and iran and syria have put a new shadow over the talks of denuclearization that will be june 12 in singapore. we talk so much about the relationship between the u.s. and north korea that we have to bring china to the table because they are 90% of north korean exports and imports. for pres

they're buying land rovers and volvos and those vehicles to work with.la? >> dagen: my reaction to this conference call was the reaction i had years ago when i was interviewing elon musk, who took his microphone off when the interview began and said i don't have time for this, i have to go to a meeting at goldman sachs. my reaction then is the same today. you're running a consumer products company. you've got to hump these cars to the american people and not just rich folks who are just in love with your arrogant, brilliant self. you have to sell these cars to regular old folks and if you try to sell one of these cars with that attitude to my parents, they would tell you to stick it where the sun don't shine. >> maria: are they selling these cars? >> dagen: the 3. >> maria: how's it going? how's business in your view. he's promised profitability in the back half of the year. >> we see demand for these cars through the roof. tesla's not short of fans. i think you're absolutely right that tesla needs an approach to the mass market. that's why the model 3 i