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Plant, i would be happy that job was saved. we need a more sustainable and understandable policy moving forward. >> the reason most of those plants are going to close is not because american ceos will send those jobs abroad. most of those plants are going to close because of technology. productivity, automation, artificial intelligence and there's a real opportunity and need for this president and in congress to do is to come up with a policy that equips americans for what's coming. driverless vehicles. artificial intelligence. that's a much bigger issue. >> unfortunately they are not going to...

There's a really interesting set of articles on the rise of po populism. they look at trump, latin america and europe. they are pieces on turkey and egypt as well. there's one under europe and austerity. you will get a big bang for the buck for this issue. now for the last look. automated control engaging. >> self-driving car prototypes have hit the roads in the united states. we may see more unusual driverless vehicles. meet the robot, a cleaver name. they are a $27 million project by m.i.t. and amsterdam institute are expected to be tested next year. each can be used for transporting goods...

Articles on the rise of populism, one of them being mine. they look at trump, latin america and europe but there are also excellent pieces on turkey and egypt and there is one on europe that you will like. you'll get a big bang for the buck and for the last look. >> automated control engaging. >> self-driving car prototypes hit the roads in the united states but we may soon see more unusual driverless vehicles. meet the row boat a cleaver name for a robotic boat. the self-driving vessels, a $27 million project by the amsterdam institute solutions are expected to be tested in the canals of amst...

Ride-sharing company lyft. they will cooperate in that business and also develop a fleet of driverless vehicles, something already on the drawing board of uber. and this rival look from minnesota. talk about a teaching moment. a cpr instructor saves a man's life right outside her classroom. jennifer brandt worked on a person who collapsed after shoveling snow. paramedics came back to the classroom to say the victim had survived. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway on

Lyft, the uber rival raising cash. they were out for a billion dollars. and surprisingly gm stumped up $500 million of that. you may be thinking why would they put money into a business that seems to be anti-growth in cars? well, gm saying they want to work with the business to see how they can drive forward a network, perhaps, of driverless vehicles. so that's a wrap-up of your head line business stories. back to you, shiba. >> huh. driverless lyft vehicles. we'll stay tuned for more on that. jeff cutmore, thank you. joining us live from london this morning. time now for sports. for the las...