the detroit auto maker reported a 72 percent jump in earnings for the 3rd quarter, fueling a strong rise in g.m. stock price. turning now to $1.00 of the sectors that most affected by the pandemic aviation, as you'd expect. it's not just the airlines that have been suffering airports 2 are facing a crisis. let's take a frankfurt airport. one of europe's major hops, 154000000 passengers move through its terminals and the 1st 9 months of last year. this year it was just a 3rd of that number. air cargo is another source of revenue for airports. it hasn't actually fallen very dramatically in frankfurt. that could be because it has dedicated cargo handling facilities. munich though, has seen a much deeper drop in cargo. one likely reason, the bulk of cargo shipments to the airport and $29000.00 came on passenger planes. and of course, it's not just europe that's suffering airports around the world, we're expecting to see revenue losses of between 55 and 64 percent in 2028. that's according to airport council international with trucks, which tracks airport economics. now we asked sebastian me

recovering from the pandemic with a rebound intimate for its chevrolet and cadillac vehicles the detroit auto maker reported a 72 percent jump in earnings for the 3rd quarter fueling a strong rise in g.m.'s stock price. now with parts of britain in lock down and once again the bank of england is stepping up support for the economy by ramping up purchases of government bonds the idea is that this will fund stimulus spending keeping businesses afloat as the krona virus continues to weak how fuck the economy. mandaeans london malaysian restaurant is empty yet again her business barely made it through britain's 1st spring lockdown and its economic aftershocks in recent months her sales were often just 100 pounds a day. the u.k. 2nd lockdown could prove the fatal blow for many small businesses like hers i think this will force thousands of to close. because how can you afford you know to be close for 4 weeks and have no income. the streets were empty across london on thursday as bars dine in restaurants and non-essential shops were ordered to shut their doors that get in for the next 4 weeks. the

motors says demand for its chevrolet and cadillac vehicles is recovering from the pandemic hit the detroit auto maker reported a 72 percent jump in earnings for the 3rd quarter the better than expected results help send g.m. stock price up over 5 percent. has reported a significantly higher 3rd quarter loss than expected the german carrier lost almost 2000000000 euros surpassing analyst estimates the pandemic and travel restrictions have seen ticket sales plummet the airline lost 5600000000 euros in the 1st 9 months of the year. around the world the thirst for gold has been a hallmark of the coronavirus pandemic gold prices soared as parts of the global economy came to a halt and many investors were looking for a safe haven turkey for one has seen a true gold rush w.'s julia hahn reports. everything they need to see here is gold and at the moment it's pretty much the only thing selling quickly it's based on whose grand designs. the. gold sellers are among the only businesses to avoid a sale slump through to the pandemic. rather the opposite customers are rushing to their shops. for. most of a c

motors says demand for its chevrolet and cadillac vehicles is recovering from the pandemic hit the detroit auto maker reported a 72 percent jump in earnings for the 3rd quarter the better than expected results help send g.m. stock price up over 5 percent. has reported a significantly higher 3rd quarter loss than expected the german carrier lost almost 2000000000 euros surpassing analyst estimates the pandemic and travel restrictions have seen ticket sales plummet the airline lost 5600000000 euros in the 1st 9 months of the year. around the world the thirst for gold has been a hallmark of the coronavirus pandemic gold prices soared as parts of the global economy came to a halt and many investors were looking for a safe haven turkey for one has seen a true gold rush w.'s julia hahn reports. everything that little see here is gold and at the moment it's pretty much the only thing selling quickly it's based on who's grand design. the. gold sellers are among the only businesses to avoid a sale slump due to the pandemic. rather the opposite customers are rushing to their shops. for. most of the count

motors says demand for its chevrolet and cadillac vehicles is recovering from the pandemic hit the detroit auto maker reported a 72 percent jump in earnings for the 3rd quarter the better than expected results helped send g.m. stock price up over 5 percent. has reported a significantly higher 3rd quarter loss than expected the german carrier lost almost 2000000000 euros surpassing analyst estimates the pandemic and travel restrictions have seen ticket sales plummet the airline lost 5600000000 euros in the 1st 9 months of the year. around the world the thirst for gold has been a hallmark of the coronavirus pandemic gold prices soared as parts of the global economy came to a halt and many investors were looking for a safe haven turkey for one has seen a true gold rush w.'s julia hahn reports. everything they need to see here is gold and at the moment it's pretty much the only thing selling quickly it's based on who's drained dissolve. the. gold sellers are among the only businesses to avoid a sale slump due to the pandemic. rather the opposite customers are rushing to their shops. for. most of a

recovering from the pandemic hit with a rebound in demand for it chevrolet and cadillac vehicles the detroit auto maker reported a 72 percent jump in earnings for the 3rd quarter fueling a strong rise in g.m. stock price. turning now to one of the sectors that most affected by the pandemic aviation as you would expect it's not just airlines that have been suffering airports too are facing a crisis let's take frankfurt airport one of europe's major hubs 54000000 passengers move through its terminals and the 1st 9 months of last year this year it was just a 3rd of that number air cargo is another source of revenue for airports it hasn't actually fallen very dramatically and frankfurt that could be because it has dedicated cargo handling facilities munich though has seen a much steeper drop in cargo one likely reason the bulk of cargo shipments to the airport and 29000 came on passenger planes and of course it's not just europe that suffering airports around the world we're expecting to see revenue losses of between 55 and 64 percent in 2020 that's according to airport council international which tr

political drama. 0ne of them is michigan and one of the biggest cities in michigan is detroit, the centre of the autoour reporter is there. tell us more about what is happening in michigan. well, the votes are still being counted, the secretary of state for michigan was addressing journalists not long ago, saying that then there were about 100,000 still to be counted. the county that michigan is in has a number of votes. . . michigan is in has a number of votes... sorry, but we are in at the moment, in detroit are still having votes co m e moment, in detroit are still having votes come in, but she does expect that by this afternoon we will be able to give some idea of where we are at. it is really interesting. she has been underlining again and again and again that it does take time to count votes, so please be patient with them. they are concerned with accuracy, rather than speed. thank you very much, lebo diseko, an update from michigan there and remember we are bringing you all the latest here on 0utside source and in the coming hours here on bbc television there is also ongoing coverage via the b

from farmers in iowa to auto workers in detroit to retired auditors from temple hills, maryland.laughter ] they're always coming up to me and saying things like, oh my god, barack, i love you, my name is joyce taylor. joyce, was that a pretty good impression of you? hey, joyce, what's going on? [ applause ] how are you? >> i'm fine! >> joyce, it's so nice to see you. [ laughter ] >> oh, joyce, this is so sweet. >> okay, okay. >> you okay? >> yes, mr. president. okay, i'm okay, i'm good. >> joyce, i just wanted to let you know that i so appreciate -- i hear that you've been a big supporter. >> i am. >> jimmy kimmel decided we should surprise you by pretending we were reading the book. >> oh my god. it's so nice to meet you. >> jimmy: hey, joyce. joyce, are you excited to see me? [ laughter ] >> see, there's jimmy. [ applause ] >> we're not getting a lot out of joyce in terms of words. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: joyce? wow, we know why you're named joyce, that's for sure. rejoice. joyce? maybe you could send joyce a book, president obama. >> joyce, you are going to get a signed copy of

he made after he took office, one of president trump's first trips, was to meet with auto executives in the detroitarea, and it was with the idea that he was going to work with them, he was going to help them, give them regulatory relief in return for them opening up new plants and creating new jobs in the united states. that was his objective, and he believed him as a matter of principle, that the way to get that would be to hand them a bunch of regulatory rollbacks. they never quite said that that is what would happen, and it did not happen, but he did, in fact, believe it, and he persisted in granting them more relief than they had actually asked for, in that meeting or anytime afterwards, because they quickly realized, once the news of this meeting got out, that they were making more enemies than they were friends among consumer organizations, among many members of congress, and others. it was not just that the environmentalists were upset about this, it was a much bigger deal, that they seemed to be demanding to completely freeze in a kind of standards that related to fuel economy or greenhous

detroit. never mind the fact there are many, many latinos who work as dairy farmers or work in auto plant.hese are all kind of coded appeals. and they do very much suggest a republican version of identity politics, even if he don't recognize it as such. >> trevor: i have been coming to the united states i don't know, on and off for a decade. i have lived here for five years now. one thing that always surprised me, people say, "man as the hispanic vote grows, the republican party will be under water." maybe you're the perfect person to ask-- is there not an assumption that may be incorrect that hispanic or latino voters will naturally progress towards the democratic party because they identify in that way, as opposed to understanding that some people can sort of migrate to the space of being white, if that makes sense? and i say this because i come from a country where we had many classes of people where they said, "hey, if you work the right way and you act the right way, we'll give you white classifications and some of the privileges white people get." do you think that's a possibility go

2007-2008, auto manufacturers laid off a lot of auto workers and there is an interesting comparison. look at the assaulter to workers laid off in detroit and then ontario canada, just across the border, often the same company. so in detroit when people were laid off they lost their jobs and also lost their health-care because their health care was linked to jobs. they got unemployment and an extraordinary amount of unemployment insurance given but it came time, they had to find a job in a one-company town. in windsor ontario over the border, people lost their josh but did not lose their health-care because canada has national health-care. that alleviated a huge period on the family. at the same time the government also kicked in and said, okay, let look at the wind -- wind are so area and there are industries that would take on a huge group of workers that were laid you've and tornado itself was in health-care. so they facilitated new training program for the auto workers because they're obviously intelligent work sores they can learn something in health-care and get jobs in the health-care field. so they did that and these people were

detroit. made in america. it is going to mean, one million, according to experts, one million new good paying auto jobs in the automobile industry alone. folks, if we don't act, china will own the market. china will own it all. we will act in addition to delivering racial justice in america. [cheering] folks, protesting is not burning and looting. violence, must never be tolerated and it won't but these protests are a cry for justice. the names of george floyd, breonna taylor, jacob break, blake will soon not be forgotten. i met with all these families. while i met with floyd's little girl. i think she is six years old. i knelt down to say to her, be eye level with her. she looked at me, she said, swear to god, mr. vice president, my daddy is going to change the world. my dad is going to change the world. folks, i'm not going to for get, you're not going to forget, this country is not going to forget. this will inspire a new wave of justice in america. but guess what? because we have the x generation, i mean the z generation, that in fact is the most open, least prejudiced, best educated generation in america

detroit car shows. mike caudill joins us now live from l.a. good morning to you, mike. >> hey, good morning, steve. the autoretty hard over the last nine months with the coronavirus pandemic. the show doesn't stop. although numbers looked pretty bleak at the very beginning numbers came out last night. the industry is only off 12% per j.d. power. that's really great news. everybody is talking about a variety of these vehicles being launched. the all new ford mustang milwaukee e we showemust mac e.. consumers behind the wheel. the interior is refind. everybody is really. steve: that's electric? >> it's electric. it's going to start right around $43,000. but you will be able to get a $7,500 tax credit with that vehicle making it only $36,000. and that's what i love the most about the vehicle is the price. now, you ready for this, my friend? this is the all new 2021 nissan z proto. they have sold more than 1.35 million zs over the past 50 years. this one is the prototype that will come to market next year. the interior is defined. everything you want in a performance car. by the way nissan is going to debut 10