was that for them g.m. never really. the european market very well p.s.a. a company from europe knows exactly what the european customer wants but there is this fear what is going to happen after twenty eighteen and even after twenty twenty if opel doesn't come back into the winning zone when you look over to the your k. and the production facilities of vauxhall for example more than two hundred fifty employees have already lost their jobs so i guess very uncertain time at the moment for the employees turman carmaker opel keeps losing money then your corporate porting from frankfurt thank you. for the mobile world mobile congress and barcelona is drawing to a close today in this year's buzzword at the world's biggest fair for mobile communication has been five g. now promoters say in a building the ultrafast transmission of large quantities of data will rapidly transform our lives starting the moment we walk out of our front door. but click on the app does not long to wait before the electric car comes rolling along. jus

was that for them g.m. never really understood the european market very well p.s.a. a company from europe knows exactly what the european customer wants but there is this fear what is going to happen after twenty eighteen and even after twenty twenty if opel doesn't come back into the winning zone when you look over to the u.k. and the production facilities of vauxhall for example more than two hundred fifty employees have already lost their jobs so i guess very uncertain time at the moment for the employees german carmaker opel keeps losing money then your cope reporting from frankfurt thank you. and staying with the automotive sector the world's biggest component supplier for the car industry bosch is back pedaling on its ear mobility ambitions the company announced it was giving up on the research of new batteries for electric cars a project bosch has invested heavily into it is unclear why bosch is taking the step that has seen better efficiency and thereby extending the range of electric cars has been

g.m. and the owner will spit the revenue.oing a lot of experimenting and made a big investment in left and also have some sort of relationship with over to the maven program. what does it signal about their strategy moving forward toward partnership versus g.m. owning that relationship? david: gm is doing all of the above right now. and own a piece of lyft relationships with over, that is nonfinancial and work basically renting cars to uber drivers in certain cities and they bought kroos automation, are self driving car unit in san francisco, developing autonomous vehicles. gm wants to be involved in everything you can imagine in terms of mobility. by working with uber and lyft they're working with right sharing by starting this app, and it will be in this peer-to-peer car sharing. they will have robotech's to kos automation -- so they are dabbling in everything to see how people get around for the next decade and beyond. emily: what are the insurance risks that come with this? david: jim hasn't given g.m.fics, we got ahead -

of a high ranking party official but his father fell out of favor during mouse cultural revolution g.m. self was banished to the countryside where he lived in a cave and worked in the fields the cave is now a shrine to the cult of personality around she one of the few people who still dared to criticize him publicly his political scientist would sooner or later he thinks she will get into trouble. she so far dissatisfied chinese have claimed local authorities in particular for their problems. but the more power she gathers around himself. the more people will blame him for their dissatisfaction. the sounds are going so but for the time being no one appears ready to challenge his authority yet and no one doubts that he will succeed with his plans to abolish term limits and extend his rule over china possibly for life. now hollywood's brightest stars gathered in los angeles for the nineteenth annual academy awards on sunday night's big winner was filmmaker guillermo the totals the shape of water which netted him two oscars from best picture and best director the scary old man picked up h

and some need less than ten percent of the needs even those are targeted by the size of the state and g.m. and its allies like you will build and brought up an eastern huta you have contacts there you have operations go. how difficult is it for doctors to work in eastern huta given what he would think the bombing is going on the shelling has been going on was so hard because there are limitation for every things and then the doctor had to have to had. a very hard. decisions who to treat who to leave who to save because of of the very few. resources they they have the cannot just decide who to to treat and who to leave and even their safety their own safety and. since years and all these since the beginning of this year ten health workers in some water well killed by their size so you can imagine a doctor who is concerned about the safety of his family about the safety is of his colleagues and about his and safety also shortage of business and supplies is a big issue also to deal. chronic diseases don't have any chance to be treated because of the security situation where women are deliver

we want to make sure the g.m. workers that those jobs stay and don't get shipped out. >> harris: this is a congress that has talked about farmers and about some of those people and that you're talking about whose livelihood is affected. china gets complicated with north korea. i want to bring you back. i appreciate your time. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> former trump campaign aide sam nunberg is testifying today before a grand jury after a stunning series of interviews, i call them meltdowns, where he threatened to defy robert mueller. will nunberg be an important witness? what is the mueller team looking to get from him? a legal expert with me next. tuae when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> harris: sam nunberg arriving in court earlier today. he's appearing before a grand jury convened by robert mueller

we are so proud, for instance, of the g.m. plant near buffalo, or the ford stamping plant, also in western new york. we're so proud of our agriculture. and incidentally, the president is right, canada has put in certain restrictions on american dairy going to canada. that's hurt companies like the cuyago cooperative in central new york and in genesee county. we've got to the protect and help our workers in manufacturing and our farmers who do export and who do good things. china doesn't let our auto products in in a fair way, but other countries do. canada does. so the president's proposal does more harm to europe and other allies like canada than it does to china. that's what's wrong with it. it's so typical of this white house. even when they have a good idea, they mess it up because they don't think it through. when -- and the president acts y by his instincts. you've got to act by your instincts and put a thought process on top. so the goal of the president to go after china was not really achieved very well in his proposa

if you bring this issue from g.m. there. only from a where month point to feel they don't get the results that we want it cost me one demand to understand that god said that men and women at the core need them looking like need. and we hope from the eyes of the law but they are equal that is a balance between man and woman we are not the same. but really have the beer if we have the same failure for the lot maybe on paper you could be research as one of the nice case last three three do. i was. i. was doing i was ok. was that here's. that fresh eyes that everybody was that serious that i was i was. ever met. most of these women will be attending the inauguration of the new bishop in the main charge on sunday the gallery across the street shows walks by young syrian amaze artists muriel held tries to make contacts with them especially the artists involved in preparing for the well day of prayer. erotic roma whose family came from java was commissioned to design the official poster it highlights a theme close to miriam's heart

and easy finish for the g.m. and thanks and a lot to take in for the votes but. thanks after. everything collapsed. at least they had the wood work on their site says gnabry almost made it to nil soon after. top strike a difficult reading taken off. shortly before halftime we decided to take up the striker i don't like to do it but we wanted to come in at one nil so that we'd still have some kind of chance after the bric. a brac killer replaced him just before the break. a roll of the dice from love india. and it seemed to work as bright yellow impressed. but then it is our stuff. that big hits on the substitute and that was that he spent the night in hospital. when things don't go your way what can you do. they even had a chance to equalise maybe d. the career he would have put this chance away. because he wouldn't start upset because we started the second half well but we didn't take the chance to make it one one and then their second goal came against a run of play kings who despite. often times plus eventually showed two nil three says can operate and the game was pretty m

you wouldn't say my friend ralphie is a great driver, i think he should run g.m., yeah!e likes the cars! ( laughter ) basically trump wants his personal pilot to run the f.a.a. for housing and urban development, yo, ben carson, you erurban, you work. ( laughter ) and for veterans affairs, trump's like, he's my doctor, he's a veteran, i have affairs, it's perfect. ( laughter ) so perfect. so perfect. it works. ( applause ) and it turns out there's another trumpy reason why he gave dr. jackson this job. >> white house officials tell cnn it's because the president was pleased with how jackson handled questions praising his health back in january. >> the president's overall health is excellent. i told him he has incredibly good genes, he could live to be 200 if he has a good diet. >> trevor: all he did was report the president is healthy and trump was, like, my man! i'm going to give you the hardest job ever. this is basically a warning to anyone who works with trump. you make him too happy and you will get punished promoted. be safe, every time you tell him something good,

last year g.m. exported more vehicles to mexico than any other automaker and it has no plans to shift production from mexico to the u.s. >> i believe that when you look the complexity and the long lean business that we're in, those shifts just aren't ronomical. >>orter: the fact is gm makes auge profit in pickup truck that it imports from mexico. fiat chrysler has increased proksz south of the border while audi opened a plant there and mercedes and bmw will do the same thing. all of this has negotiators from the u.s., canada and mexico are struggling to find a way to rework nafta, a trade pact that even the automakers believe should be updated. >> when you think about nafta5 years ago and you think about the technology that's in the car today, ihe think's rules and things we can modernize with tracing, et cete that will make less of administrative burden but still accomplish wha the administration and the three countries need. >> reporter: further is licating the nafta talks the question of what hap

in the late eighteenth century it was ruled by karl august a clever g.m. who recognised and supported people with great talent. he proved them to his court and paid them to write compose and stage plays. his home on frontline square was then as now the most prestigious address. the poet moved here in seventeen eighteen and as you can see he was an expert when it came to shapes and colors. he wrote such great works as fast in his study here. he died in the room next door in eight hundred thirty two. but it takes more than one power to make a golden age just a few steps from foreign plant is the house fleet licia left and. his friend gus are brought in to weimar. they took the ideas of the enlightenment and humanism from weimar to the outside world. not far away is the city palace. a visit will give you an insight into how the art loving rulers lived. the palace had more than fifty state rooms. duchess amalia and her son kyle augustus had enormous wealth and they used it to promote the arts and science. education library now known as the ana amalia library i

next month hash tag what's good for data is good for america explained that well it's always the old g.m. slogan the last bit but what i meant with that is that we missed it is a misunderstanding we think that everything everyone who tries to harvest and sell personal data is some innovative genius it's not the case many of these business model a very conventional there only innovative in a very sense that they have invented new ways to flaunt regulation and fullest so in other words what they're doing is. it's old business they're just finding ways to get around the rules basically that is the case if you look at how companies like it b. and b. all have systematically neglected to make their users comply with national legislation that is i mean that is just astounding and do you see the european union's new data protection law which comes into effect in may do you see that as the answer to the regulation of social media i think that is a very good start but you have to consider it as the second very important law that is being discussed the privacy directive which is supposed to be alon

have access to the digital world including internet services online business websites and apps every g.m. reminded that as far as we've come the drive for equality is not over but joining us from our position at south by southwest is had been along with her assistant. welcome to the stream both of you and we're talking tech and accessibility so let's start by explaining to our audience the tools that you're using to communicate with us today hello and welcome so my name is hot then and i'm deaf blind and i use technology to help me communicate with people for example this device i have here i'm going to hold it up. so it's a computer with a real display on the bottom and tactile dots pop up on the display i ran my fingers over the dots and different dot patterns represent different letter is i'm using english braille braille is a tool and exists in lots of different languages airfix spanish german so it's a tool that allows people to communicate through touch through tactile so i use digital trail in connection with the keyboard it's a wireless keyboard and when someone types on the keyb

catchphrase g.m. oh my god that's delicious i. try to try to do apple growing past a cider it's to listen to this is great for the kids to snort if they're looking to have a more acute sense of dizziness. number seven three american billionaires are now worth the same as the bottom half over one hundred fifty million americans if it's only three. i think we can take them i really do was a coup was ok. i don't think. he would have been billionaires and bezos had been doing a little lifting i wasn't sure i wasn't sure. but now that it's down to three like one hundred million of us go at the knees all right and then like fifty million dollars it's yes right you can do it. number as a political driver e politicians spend much of their time fund raising which is to say seeking bribes all american politicians are basically on the take and it is the thing i would say that's a bad thing but anything that distracts these ask from passing laws probably a good way ok we have to dance around jenkinson peace justice and according to the center

catchphrase g.m. oh my god that's delicious ok try try to do apple drink past a cider it's to listen to this is great for the kids to snort if they're looking to have a more acute sense of dizziness. number seven three american billionaires are now worth the same as the bottom half over one hundred fifty million americans if it's only three. i think we can take them i really do was a god yet thank you thank you thank you thank you would have been billionaires and bezos have been doing a little lifting i wasn't sure i wasn't sure. but now that it's down to three like one hundred million of us go at the knees all right and then like fifty million dollars that shaft can do it. number as a political bribery politicians spend much of their time fund raising which is to say seeking bribes all american politicians are basically on the take and it is the thing i would say that's a bad thing but anything that distracts these ass clowns from passing laws probably a good day care we have the chance to read and g

forces to advance there was it didn't add up or what by the start of a sudden carpet bombing by by that g.m. and it's not always the force that it but it's of the sun and remind our viewers who are the rebels in eastern huta they are from the sun who thought available to us they are delusional so that residents are easier to use is these are people who five ten years ago were just living their lives there and peacefully initially against assad and these are the same people if you remember obama called them dismissed them as plummet as doctored as engineers them to go to people who took up arms and they were of no military value for the united states states if you don't have a better looking for medical event you are allied with the would they could this militia with the p k k k k. who is backing the rebels in eastern hoot again nobody objected when they started nobody gave them a chance they were peaceful protesters against against us and then as they had but they learned the lesson from the one nine hundred eighty s. cetus when the population rose up against us that in the one nine hundred

or g.m. or russia has a nuclear powered submarine in the area the israelis are conducting war games the americans are watching the russians the russians are watching everybody else is in the eastern mediterranean becoming far too tense and risky for commercial activity that's why we don't want to. provoke. that's why we are trying to be quite cool and to see how that all the diplomatic channel ensure we can channels we can find a peaceful solution and to. of course continuing to implement energy program we don't want to. talk out of much any body or to affect the interest especially while compared to yours and i'm quite clear on that it does not belong to they could accept it it belongs to the people of cyprus and the people as cyprus is consisting of the elite cheating mate communities allegedly made residents a that he said a great quarter disappears nick is honest as they are this president of the republic of cyprus thank you so much for talking to our visitors thank you but. in the past s

catchphrase g.m. oh my god that's delicious i. try to try to do apple growing past a cider it's to listen to this is great for the kids to snort if they're looking to have a more acute sense of dizziness. number seven three american billionaires are now worth the same as the bottom half over one hundred fifty million americans if it's only three. i think we can take them i really do was a god yet thank you. i thank god he would have been billionaires and bezos had been doing a little lifting i wasn't sure i wasn't sure. but now that it's down to three like one hundred million of us go at the knees all right and then like fifty million dollars each yes you can do it. number as a political bribery politicians spend much of their time fund raising which is to say seeking bribes all american politicians are basically on the take and it is the thing i would say that's a bad thing but anything that distracts these ask from passing laws probably a good ok ok we have to dance around gender some peace justice and according to the center fo

g.m. and something just really resonated within me that i wanted to help in africa it's about the. early marriage so we basically sponsor girls to get an education and any cost that they can do just to get their own independence and their own money so they don't have to be sold they don't have to marry also with the female genital mutilation i just think it's so important to be able to empower the girls and explain what's going to happen so they they can have their own voice and stand up and say no obviously there are lots of charities out there working with women and and children unicef save the children care for example what sets a charity. one woman at a time apart for you well the three main areas that where looking at is of assistance from the girls for education. the hospital the maternity the babies i mean in this hospital in this village there's nobody in water in the hospital and it's just crazy well how they be surviving there and you think how clean like the hospitals are here and you just have to deal with what they have got so the maternity side of it with the hope to

seen asian stocks firm up on the news that there could be some exceptions within this new tire for g.m. and the dax here in germany seems to have a fall that followed suit opening with small gains today but of course none of that translates into a big sigh of relief for the markets at all this is still not good news now if the if we're still talking about the kind of tariffs of course that could inspire retaliatory measures back and forth where the way out would be unclear now theoretically countries could get the world trade organization involved and see what the united states but historically that's usually a protracted and long process and an uncomfortable wait for an uncertain outcome is a prospect that not many countries will find attractive so that's what investors will be watching out for a proclamation on tariffs to come out of the white house today that may or may not come however of this being the trump white house even that is unclear the e.c.b. is meeting today we were expecting to hear about interest rates but with the prospect of a trade will do you think that they will s

companies like toyota g.m. volkswagen ford and honda are all stepping up eco friendly methods with zero waste factories diverting millions of pounds from landfills reusing water recycling sludge and going solar powered and it's not just assembly take forward eighty five percent of its cars are renewable recyclable or compostable everything from recyclable aluminum bodies in engine parts to so we form seats in fabrics made from five million was cycled plastic bottles and this is where the ideas percolate the materials research lab at ford headquarters in dearborn michigan what would you say is the craziest thing that you guys work with when you think those are they hook ups yes oh these are cigarette filters it's a cellulose yes a tape fiber and so we're looking at that fiber as a reinforcement for plastics debbie moleski start of the lab back in two thousand and one word. soit phone oil was about forty dollars a barrel and so nobody saw a reason to use plant based materials even though there was an environmenta

advance there was indeed in that upward by the start of and saddened the carpet bombing by vi that g.m. and it's not always the force that it but it's of the vintage style and remind our viewers who are the rebels in eastern huta they are from some who thought of a lot of lutherans they are delusional so the residents of easter who says these are people who five ten years ago were just living their lives there and it was peacefully initially against assad and these are the same people if you don't know about obama called them dismiss them as from a his doctorate is in the near to him to go to people who took up on that and they were of no military value for the united states and states if you don't have a better looking for minute event you are allied with the would make of this militia with the that became the became. who was backing the rebels in eastern whot again nobody objected when they started nobody gave them a chance they were peaceful protesters against against us and then as they but they don't listen from the one nine hundred eighty s. cetus when the population rose up agai

issues like that as well but they will be a fair bit of blood and then my set from sony want to grade a g.m a control in america obviously but he'll interpret that as a trade barrier and i think we'll see some sort of quid pro quo coming out of it if it's a trump needs to find a few wins for he's. just recently lost that you know what used to be an incredibly secure a public and say he wants to bring some winds back on on the wins on just putting up tariffs they bring other people to bring them down to some extent as well i just wonder how much you know all of this is bluster on his part but you know he came back and said look you know we could slap import tariffs on a b.m.w. than mercedes that you know a lot of us my first reaction was wait a minute we build those things in the states those are jobs we have here so do you think some in the e.u. are seeing through this or you think they're actually going to try to just play nice and accept some of these tariffs and enjoy what is currently a trade in favor of the e.u. with the u.s. currently. i've got a feeling it's more a case of stronger.

president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel and alum in your process by g.m. will mean the data transfer times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. hello again i'm off her and these are the top stories here it out there the palestinian prime minister rami hamdullah has escaped unhurt when a bomb exploded after his convoy passed by. no one is claiming responsibility.

dax cac in the financial times stock exchange solid gains when it comes to steel and aluminum stuff g.m. ford boeing coca-cola molson coors and a couple of others all as sharp decline and stocks well a case still holding us fields still dynamics and a few others so significant gains overall the us market drop ten experts say of trump tariffs are imposed they could increase not only important steel prices but also domestic fuel prices which will place american companies at a competitive disadvantage with their non-u.s. competitors from says nafta which is now under negotiation is a bad deal for the u.s. the nation's companies and shops and the tweet from stated he may let the new steel an aluminum terribly put in place as nafta is a renegotiated to terms more favorable to the us bart thank you actually. and today we spend some time talking about markets that we always talk about but it's particularly important given the february we had and we talk about smoot some specific stock as a result of some of the actions regarding the florida school shooting that killed seventeen people and what

is a major major player in the international auto market you can be sure that you know the heads of g.m. the heads of chrysler they are watching what the chinese government is doing and what they are essentially telling to the essentially state controlled domestic car manufacturing industry in china you can bet that they're following it very very closely china is a major player in the global wal-mart in the global car markets no question about it alex tell us a little bit about some of the other countries in the region oceana in australia etc how are they reacting and maybe australia may have got a new exemption from the still moment of terrorists but how are they reacting separate from china we're going to who hasn't got an exemption i would be japan japan is a big one and they depends on important here because japan from the very day that donald trump came in as president oh well you they've been really trying to suck up badly remember a given them a four thousand dollar golf club you thought that was going to translate into better relations while donald trump and his administration a

a low legacy good protectionist arguments in this thread of g.m. you import your raw materials cheaply and you try to get monopoly goods in the high value added exports but what purpose doing is the reverse of the way that anyone in america and germany and france all got rich on protectionism is raising the price of raw materials and squeezing the higher manufacturers so the effect of his policy is going to be the industrialisation and unemployment rather than and nobody is going to build a new steel mill or a new aluminum mill because they don't believe that these are terrorists being so self destructive of manufacturing have much chance of lasting very long so the protection this logic of raising their own unable the manufacturers that get enough money so they can afford to invest more in factories i am where people that's not going to work there's no logic to it economically let's talk about stale i mean if i were talking my trade and trade policies is a lot of moving parts and it's difficult to wade through all of the economics and the incentiv

president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your garage by g.m. will mean boss a data transfer times faster than we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in county because at this time on al-jazeera. the u.s. and many european nations have expelled more than one hundred thirty russian diplomats over the poisoning of a former spy in the u.k. russia calls it a provocative gesture is this a sign of another cold war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm it is the worst diplomatic crisis between russia and the west since moscow annexed crimea four years ago drawing comparisons to the cold war more than twenty countries european powers as well as the us canada and australia have teamed up to expel more than one hundred thirty vosh and diplomats the u.s. led the way ordering out sixty russian officials and shutting down the country's consulate in seattle it is in response to the attack on a former russian spy and fortune earlier this month a u leaders and the u.s. agree with bush offic

is a major major player in the international auto market you can be sure that you know the heads of g.m. the heads of chrysler they are watching what the chinese government is doing and what they are essentially telling to the essentially state controlled domestic car manufacturing industry in china you can bet that they're following it very very closely china is a major player in the global wal-mart in the global car markets no question about it alex tell us a little bit about some of the other countries in the region oceana in australia etc how are they reacting and maybe australia may have got a new exemption from the still moment of terrorists but how are they reacting separate from china we're going to who hasn't got an exemption i would be japan and japan is a big one to depend on important here because japan from the very day that donald trump came in as president oh well you they've been really trying to suck up badly remember a should say i'll be giving them a four thousand dollar golf club he thought that was going to translate into better relations well donald trump and his a

bringing john bolton it is a national security advisor a man who's overtly neo conservative calls for g.m. change part of the whole bush administration devil with iraq and beyond what do we make of trump's position now going for. right in the first part of this administration as any pundit the derision any major newspaper would tell you you know there was this aspiration this hope that you know the adults in the room could control trump and who are those dunce the adults will generally master his national security adviser rex tillerson his secretary of state. and now what we've seen is a marked shift in the character of trumps foreign policy where these sort of traditional realists and republican realists who believed in the rational cautious exercise of u.s. global power have been replaced by bolton by my own peo for whom military is the first option and the preferred option then this creates a i think a possibility that trumps own inclination to impulsive actions reinforced by his national security security team that wants to use military power this opens us up to the possibility. and t

have been conspiring against oh how for more than twenty years the un to cut off water it wanted with g.m. changing ninety nine to six one at a time to a coup and it was it's now why this is inside story.

president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel in alum in your brand by g.m. will mean the data transfer time starts in fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost this time on al-jazeera . the u.s. and many european nations have expelled more than one hundred thirty russian diplomats over the poisoning of a former spy in the u.k. rushed.