liz: here's mary barra. let's listen in. >> it was good for me to be able to go through everything that is going on as i said, our focus is on the workers. we made the announcement when we did to give them the maximum opportunity for other opportunities we have within the company. we are now working to make sure especially for our represented work force, we have a plant for every part and there's other services we provide to our salaried work force that is part of the transition that we are making. the industry is transforming. it's important for general motors to make necessary but incredibly difficult changes to make sure that we can be in a leadership position, so general motors is strong to provide jobs, provide manufacturing and provide leadership in the transportation industry as we move forward. again, appreciate your time. thank you. reporter: why did you use the taxpayer bailout? are you holding up your end of the bargain? >> in 2009, general motors invested $26 billion in the united states. quite a

but tomorrow may be worse for barra. she has to face lawmakers from general motors' home state of michigan. congressman dan kilde will be one of them there, vice chair of the caucus and representing the district of flint. gm says we have to close plants in ohio, baltimore and two in michigan, your state. what are you going to say to her at the top of the meeting? >> well, we want to know what their plan for the future is for investing in the united states and in american workers. i know it was the u.s. government that stepped up when the auto industry was struggling, to much controversy, and rescued the auto sector. it's been the u.s. government that has been there all along and the u.s. workers. many of the workers, by the way, who made pretty significant sacrifices in order to get the company back on its feet, and to now see the company make this decision is just not acceptable. we want to know what gm's plan is for the united states. knowing that we live in a global economy, if there is going to be expansion of truck

barbara says she'll -- barra says she'll try and find other employment for those workers. says she's going to try for most of the folks. however, she says that she has to make this decision for the survival of gm itself. now, after the ohio congressmen, which she's meeting with right now, she's going to meet with the senators from maryland to discuss why the plant's closing in that state too. back to you, david. >> edward, question for you. were there any specific proposals made by the senators to keep gm active in those plants or, conversely, did she ask for any particular help that she thought might bridge the gap between what they need and, you know, what she's going to save by closing down? >> reporter: i take the second part of that. she did say that -- she defended her decision and laid out the reason why she needed to make that decision for the senators. beyond that, she didn't go into much detail. the senators, when i asked them specifically about what types of pressure they're going to put on her other than just asking her to go back and hire those folks again or

ceo mary barra making the case on capitol hill for jobs. and we're live in texas as president george h.w. bush heads to his final resting place. why texas governor greg abbott made texas so much more. he's here and "your world" starts right now. >> welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. fox on top, a russia president vladimir putin putting the world on edge. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the latest. jennifer? >> it's ironic that vladimir putin who has spent his entire presidency trying to resurrect the cold war would threaten to restart a nuclear arms race on the day that the american president that did all he could to not humiliate the russians in the rocky period after the cold war ended was being honored. putin said if the u.s. pulls out of the inf treaty and develops intermediate treaty, russia will do the same. he said the pentagon budgeted for new shorter range nukes. >> their next step is to see who they can put the blame on. the simplest explanation that western people used to is this is russia's fault. it's not t

. >>> meantime, on capitol hill this evening, general motors ceo mary barra facing outrage.rs of congress in the states where those plants will be closed are now asking, after taxpayers bailed out gm, and after the major tax break pushed by president trump, is there a way to protect any of those american jobs? mary bruce back on the hill tonight. >> reporter: earlier this year, gm ceo mary barra sat next to president trump as he promised to bring jobs back to the u.s. >> we're bringing manufacturing back to the united states bigly. >> reporter: but today, barra was on capitol hill to explain why gm is closing plants in michigan, maryland and ohio, slashing nearly 15,000 jobs. nanette donithan has worked at the lordstown, ohio, plant for 20 years. >> they are treating us like we're disposable. they haven't approached this restructuring with any kind of humanity or sensitivity at all. >> reporter: frustration that followed barra to washington this week. >> what about my friends and family? 1,500 workers are out of a job a month before christmas. >> reporter: in 2008, taxpayers

barra, you received a taxpayer bailout, you benefited from the tax cuts. holding up your end of the bargain? >> the thing that i best need to do to make sure that i'm living up to that and to the u.s. taxpayers, to whom we will be forever grateful, is to make sure general motors is strong going forward. >> reporter: barra says the plants are closing because the kinds of cars made there aren't selling. gm's now shifting focus to building more electric cars. she says the laidoff workers can transfer to other plants, but for the michigan lawmakers she met with today, that doesn't cut it. is that enough? >> no. >> no. >> mary bruce live up on the hill tonight. and mary, the gm ceo has made the point that few are buying the models that were made at those plants that are now being closed, but so many people likely asking, is there any way to make any of the other better selling vehicles at those plants to keep them open, to keep some of those jobs? >> reporter: and david, barra was asked that question directly, and she stressed they do have many plants across th

mary barra, talking to reporters. listen. >> anytime we make decisions they are incredibly difficult because they impact the lives of general motors team members. our focus is on all of them. we're working to have a plan for every person of opportunities we have across the country for them to be able to transfer or consider. >> what if they want to stay in the places, what about my friend and family? >> use those plants for your new production line? >> what about this -- >> sir, we're asking questions on behalf of taxpayer. she is not able to answer. would you consider using plants for new production lines? >> we have many plants across the country. in fact we are launching five major new products next year of plants in the united states. one of the things we're working on, try to increase capacity utilization of each plants, to be efficient. that allows to us invest more in the company. these plants are unallocated. we'll work with our uaw partners to work through that process. as i said it is incredibly difficult to

this is about the meeting with barra tomorrow.bring in another product that can be made this specifically, general motors is making over 20 new electric vehicles over the next five years. connell: do you have any reason to believe she might be willing to bend on that? that you might be able to make progress on that front? >> we'll see, we'll see. as she told me she is es hesitant to raise expectations that can't be met. she said she will keep an open mind. that is it what i've been counting on. cheryl: morgan, gary, are back with us. i have to correct myself, markets are closed tomorrow in honor of george h.w. bush national day of morning. apology to the our viewers about that. gary, this will be an interesting meeting with mary barra with the two ohio senators. how much power and sway will they have with a ceo dealing with lower sedan sales? if folks don't want to buy a smaller car they won't do it. what can they say to the senator, do you think? >> i hope they have no sway over here. her job is to do what is right for the compan

>> this is mary barra right there. in washington to talk about gm's plan to lay off more than 14,000 workers with lawmakers from the affected states. barra said the company is working with the united autoworkers union to find ways for workers to get new jobs. >> it's incredibly difficult to make these types of decisions, so our focus is on the gm team members that are impacted making sure they understand all of their opportunities and then also looking at what are the retraining opportunities as well. that is our focus right now. >> the ohio lawmakers barra met with tried to convince her to save a plant that was slated to close. barra says that she has an open mind but did not commit to any action. >>> the usa gymnastics organization has filed for bankruptcy hoping to stay afloat as it struggles to reach settlements in dozens of sexual assault lawsuits. more than 350 girls and young women abused by team doctor larry nassar blamed the organization for failing to supervise him. nassar was convicted of molesting them unde

jason: will we see mary barra back on capitol hill?-i think mary understood and by the way, it's not just general motors. all of the companies, i spoke to the industry the night before to all the companies and told them that everybody after 2008 and and theyauto fatigue had avoided capitol hill to some extent and legislators did not want to talk about it. there are a lot of critical issues impacting the industry and we need to see all of them on the hill, relationships matter. legislators need to visit the plants and suppliers so that we are educated on what those issues are so that we are making smart decisions. jason: congresswoman debbie zynga joining us from just outside of detroit. thank you. we are following the markets on another down day. let's take a quick look, there's a lot of red on the screen. all of the majors are down more than 1%. the nasdaq down to tsipras -- at 2%. it looks like traders on investors minds. this is bloomberg. ♪ jason: you are watching balance of power on bloomberg television. i am jason kelly. let's ge

he gets his chance to question barra tomorrow.m how he found out two plants in his state were to close and what he is ready to demand of the

gm's ceo mary barra met again with lawmakers today.o upset with gm's tax breaks in light of their plant closures. let's bring in warren davidson. good to see you, sir. people are upset gm keeps coming with tin cup in hand and getting federal bailout and state bailouts. ohio gave gm a ton of tax breaks, now the factories are closing. >> it's disappointing. prior to that for 15 years i was in manufacturing. when i talk about the intersection of big tech and automotive, they are more closely connected than you would imagine. when mary barra came and talked to the delegation, one of the point i wanted to make is the good news is, unlike '08-'09, the economy is strong. i arounded to drive our economic development folks up to the plant for a job fair. liz: i have been watching gm for years. i have been doing business journalism for three decade. i was writing about gm for a long time. ohio in 2008 gave state income tax breaks to gm saying you don't have to pay 75% of your income taxes to the state of ohio for the next 15 years. should electe

tom we haven't caught a glimpse of mary barra yet. don't expect to today, right is this. >> reporter: that's right. we do expect her to meet with wisconsin's delegation today. she met with ohio's delegation yesterday. why gm felt the need to lay off 15,000 workers and all the supply chain op as well at a time when the company is experiencing record profits. mary barra back on the hill. >> do workers deserve better after taxpayers bailed you out? >> reporter: facing questions from congress after the company announced they're laying off 15,000 workers and closing four plants in michigan, maryland and ohio. >> just as the workforce has helped general motors we expect general motors to stand with this workforce and give them a chance. >> reporter: in lordstown, ohio, where gm is closing its chevy cruze plant, this woman is worried how she'll support her family. >> it's going to be a struggle if they close this plant or we sit idle because there's no good-paying jobs around here. >> reporter: to focus on new electric vehicles. meanwhile it

. >>> in just a few hours, general motors' ceo mary barra will be on the hot seat c initol hill for a second day. just weeks ago, she announcedny the com will close four plants in the u.s. that possibly includes its maryland plant. much for live from capitol hill in a few moments. >>> a man in montgomery county opened a box and got quitehe surprise. he says stacks of other people's medical records were in a box of shirts he ordered from joseph a. bank. the records contain sensitive information that only a doctor should see. the records appear to be from the maryland physicians care manage care organization. >>> a comny wants to build the biggest solar farm on the ent coastspotsylvania county. proponents argue it will be good for spotsylvania county. opponents say it will crush property values and deplete the water supply. thear 6,000-acre would be located on three sites in western spotsylvania. right now the planning commission isreviewing the project. it will go in front of supervisors next march. >>> montgomery county wants to increase its a budget ut $55 million, all part of a prop

barras bravas fue deportados. >> into y pasar -- momento de pasar con natalie.taja. united se proclamÓ campeón. >> el delantero tuvo revancha. 1-0 final. >> el mexicano volviÓ a ser protagonista. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, regreso contigo. conductora: nos despedimos con estas imÁgenes. el pequeÑo protagonista literalmente 1 huye de la reina. y cercanÍa lo intimidÓ. muchas gracias ♪

mary barra leaving the meeting with the maryland delegation.we'll meet with the michigan delegation. so a lot of news, lawmakers are trying to get her to possibly save some of these jobs and reallocate the technology into some of these plants that might be closed. but this seems to have united republicans and democrats who don't want to see job losses in their districts. liz: thank you so much. great reporting there. we'll be right back. stay right there. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. >> welcome back. you will not believe the story. massachusetts governor baker calling for a state judge to be

. >> espaÑa deporta a un lÍder de la barra brava de boca juniors antes de la final de la copa libertadores a notar un aroma poco fresco en tu manta antes del maratón televisivo... sabes que está a medio lavar. la próxima vez, añade acondicionador de ropa downy para que la frescura dure hasta el episodio final. tráenos a todos los niños en tu lista. durante estas fiestas, a los chicos, a los grandes, a las nadadoras, a los pilotos, a las lectoras de audiolibros, y a las soñadoras. para todos los niños en tu lista: ahora tenemos más juguetes que nunca... a precios correctos. dove... con dos rosas. prevenir el daño diario a tu cabello... una rosa fue tratada con dove. las dos fueron expuestas al calor dañino. la rosa sin dove quedó seca y débil. dove nutre profundamente y previene el 90% del daño antes de que ocurra. ♪ ♪ colgate total combate bacterias en dientes, lengua, mejillas y encías. así estás totalmente listo. colgate total. . >> muchÍsimas gracias por continuar con nosotros seguimos antoomingo capital de la repÚblica dominicana se estÁ recuperando de la explosiÓn que ayer sacudio una

algunos barras bravas fueron deportados. >> into y pasar -- momento de pasar con natalie.proclamÓ campeón. >> el delantero tuvo revancha. 1-0 final. >> el mexicano volviÓ a ser protagonista. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, regreso contigo. conductora: nos imÁgenes. el pe protagonista literalmente 1 huye de la reina. la presencia y cercanÍa lo intimidÓ. muchas gracias por su sintonÍa y nos vemos en una prÓxima oportunidad. noches, que se sienta la vibra positiva. esto es "doble sentido", el programa con más diversión en la televisión. así que al ritmo del rap, dime, metra, qué vamos a hacer hoy. big metra: viene un cantante, pero de los meros buenos. aquí en el programa estará germán montero. morbo: un actor, galán de la tv big metra: también vendrá aquí olivia collins, deja que te explique muy bien cómo va. mira que siempre esto lo hago y no es por hobbie, porque nuevamente vengo acá, ya sabes, como el tigre tony, para que puedas saber reconocer cómo es que va, que nuevamente aquí

deportada, dos veces, le tocÓ cruzar la frontera. >> me tomo tres veces pasar el examen en la barra dehermano y yo. y habÍan 20 adultos al mes. estoy lista para dar el mensaje, da la esperanza y esa mano que sÉ que van a necesitar. >> el padrastro fallecida que le dedica su tÍtulo . ahora quiere ser un ejemplo. quÉ se siente cada vez que vienen a este edificio demigraciÓn? >> a luchar por todos los niÑos que me necesitan tanto. ♪ ♪ palmira: a partir del prÓximo aÑo partido de marihuana serÁn permitidos. mÁs de 10 ranchos productores de cannabis estarÁn operando en esa Área. algunos residentes han reaccionado al anuncio pues de olor y lo que implica no es lo que ellos hubieran querido para su diario vivir. los sembradÍos deben ser cubiertos en Áreas de 22,000 pies cuadrados. aman: a conductor de un auto que iba en piloto automÁtico fue arrestado por manejar bajo los efectos del alcohol. la policÍa vio la autopsia los 70 millas por hora despuÉs de las 3:00 a.m.los agentes intentaron detenerlo pero conductor estaba dormido y tomado. el vehÍculo iba en piloto automÁtico. luego se comunicar

hang said that, mary barra has been called to capitol hill in the past. sometimes she has done well, sometimesot done well. she realizes and generalotors realizes it needs to listen to the lawmakers where the plants are closing and idled. at a minimum they have to say we understand the cwhcerns. can we do in the future to make investments there? but i wouldn't expect a commitment out of the meetings. >> while we ha you here, let's talk about driverless cars for a 'smoment. goog company way mow is launching the driverless cars -- how soon do you think. >> it's a long ways off. i think what you see is a grdual onension of the waymo autonomous ride share service. gradual in phoenix tmaybe move o the silicon valley and then slowly showing up in other cities a the country. i have to be honest. i would not expect in to be replacing uber any time soon. we're many many years down the road before you and i h e in chicago or new york are call up and saying i need the car to pick me up. before we let you go, the hawaiians airlines cut revenue outlook. is it specific

plus, general motors ceo mary barra back at it for two day on capitol hill. the political challenges she is facing how she might curb it by curbing the plant closings. herman cain here with the war on capitalism reaching new levels. how do we stop the socialist resurgence. that and much more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right, back-to-back trading days and the market getting shellacked for lack of a better word. the main issue, china, the narrowing yield curve and uncertainties with the federal reserve and all important economic reports will be released tomorrow. maybe we get answers. we have jim awad, bahnsen group managing founder david bahnsen and fox business's susan li. talk with the news that hit yesterday but ironically the arrest of the huawei ceo happened on sunday. give us the news how this events. >> december the 1st. huawei has a strained relationship with the u.s. government. there are accusations that huawei is a conduit for chinese spying in the country. they had contracts with questionable governments including syria and now iran. this is

what marry barra has to stay about that. oh milk. am i willing to pay the price for loving you?rning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time eve

ohio jobs but mary barra defended her decision to slash 15% of salaried workers. >> there's definitelyopportunity for many of the represented workers to work in other factories around the country that are growing and that is our focus right now. we understand that it's a very difficult time, it's a very difficult announcement to make and so we are focused on making sure they understand the situation, they know the options open to them and that's where our focus is right now and i really was pleased to have an opportunity to speak with many of the representatives from maryland to be able to understand their issues and move forward and move to have good connection. >> could use some of the money to save some of the jobs, was there one thing that said to you we have to make changes? >> this industry is transforming and we need to make sure that general motors is around for several decades, i have responsibilities to stakeholders, employees, folks who have retired the company, investors, we are trying to make sure that we have a strong general motors that's going to be ready and lead in a

after the meeting barra explained why the company is closing plants and laying offs. work >> the industry transforming. it's important for general motors to make necessary but incredibly difficult changes to make sure that we can b in a leadership position so generally motors to provide job jobs, mafacturing and leadership in the transportation industry as we move forward. >> she met today with michigan lawmakers and spoke with two senators fro ohio yesterday. >>> fiat chrysler plans to open a new the plant d inroit. the company will manufacture jeep suvs and has chosen a site reportedly. the facility will be the first w auto assembly line to open in detroit in 27 years. >>> though there are concerns about the outcome for the economy we report pts of th economy remain strong. including auto borrowing. new data sutws monthly loan payments are higher than ever, a growing numbers people borrowing at least $50,000 for a new vehicle. phil lebeau reports. >> reporter: americs growing love affair with bigger trucks, vs and crossovers means we are buying more vehicle was high

> so, one of the things -- >> i'm a taxpayer. >> sir, we're asking questions >> reporter: for mary barra's day two of a capitol hill grilling, meeting with lawmakers to defend the company's plans to close four plants in michigan, maryland and ohio leaving some 15,000 employees without jobs. >> any time we have to make the decisions like we did, they're incredibly difficult. >> reporter: the companying ending its sedan production saying demand is not there, instead focusing on electric cars and shifting production of trucks and suvs to mexico. >> this is a big issue in our community. we're trying to balance the fact that we have a lot of people getting a pension from general motors >> reporter: it's enough to outrage lawmakers in both parties. coming eight years after taxpayers spent $13 billion to bail the company out and the same year gm is benefiting from president trump's tax cuts >> the tax bill is exactly the kind of thing that general motors should be using to reinvest in georgetown for a new product. >> reporter: lawmakers are look at legislation that would remove tax benefits for

mary barra works for shareholders.cused every down and reaching shareholders, there will be no company no jobs to begin with. if disappointing. their job is not to please presidents. it is to please their owners. >> neil: the point that she moved too quickly and use the tariff issue as an excuse. what do you think about? >> again, imaginative hillary clinton said that about a company, that they didn't wait for me or they made this decision without my permission. it's a very dangerous process. let's face it. the tariffs would be one factor in a company shutting down plants. they are once again in the business of profits. the tariffs necessarily or going to negatively impact gm simply because the cars are built with inputs from around the world. is it no surprise that companies might want to slim down their operations amidst higher manufacturing costs? >> neil: to say, the fact that gm was a bailed out company after the meltdown, you would hope they would be aware of these issues as to not repeat the sin. >> it's interes

he told us what he's looking for from mary barra. is a huge plant that produces the cruz vehicle. i understand the cruz is not selling well. that's a market condition. what i don't understand, why this plant, an award-winning plant, got a j.d. power award this year for being effective, competitive, why they can't be used for other products. that's what i'm talking to them about. let's not save the cruz. that's up to the consumer. let's bring in another product that can be made there. >> the retooled plant, do something different. that's what he's asking for. sherrod brown, the democratic senator from ohio tweeting a video that g.m. had of a plant in mexico they're building. he said instead of celebrating the ground breaking of their new plant, g.m. should use the tax break to retool their lordstown plant in ohio and save the jobs of 4,500 workers. now that he wrote would be worth celebrating. >> shepard: anything new from g.m.? >> they said they would lay off 14,500 folks. they said many of the u.s. workers impacted will have the opp

what do you make of barra's decision to: shutter the plant? done a good job of the freedom to run gm like a business, get rid of the expensive labor contracts, get out of the business of making cars for markets like europe, get out of the business of making small cars where they can't make any money. this is along those lines. she signaled she is worried about ane downturn coming. she wants to preserve gm's capital so they can survive and continue to invest in new products. paul: when you say downturn, does this mean recession potentially or a downturn in the auto market. >> the auto market is already turning down. they're still making good money. she's worried about the chaos in the trump administration, the trade poll civil i think she's >>worried about financial crisis in europe and chai envelope i think she's -- and china. i think she's worried about the future of the economy. paul: she wants to cut expenses on things that won't be profitable. >> the key is tout keep investig through the downturn. paul: and they're investing in what? >> el

barra is also going to be meeting with the maryland delegation later on this afternoon. there's a plant in baltimore that's also facing reduced workforce as well, and then tomorrow she's going to do it all again. she will be meeting with michigan's delegation tomorrow representative debby dingle is one of the strongest allies of gm who has turned into a critic. show has called gm the most disliked company in d.c. right now. she is threatening to oppose the new u.s. mca and also support ending electric vehicle tax credits if gm doesn't make any changes. now, we're told that mary barra will be making comments to reporters after these meetings melissa, if she makes any news, we'll be bringing it to you. >> is it your sense that this is sort of a state-by-state offensive on gm, the states that are the most impacted by these close, or is there a broad support for larger action against gm >> reporter: absolutely. she wants to make sure that sort of gm's hometown delegations are melt with, that she hears their concerns about the layoffs within their districts i think that is cr

you have the ceo of gm, mary barra, wants to explain why she needs to cut 15,000 jobs and close fourhave lawmakers on the other side pressuring here to reconsider that structuring plan or bring more work back to the plants losing work, from say mexico. well today michigan lawmakers had their crack at this. this was the longest meeting by far, lasting more than an hour, and they didn't hold back. listen. >> we are watching the decisions that they're making. where they are placing the jobs, not only did they get a bailout from taxpayers, they also received a recent tax cut. and they're having record profits. reporter: and the gm ceo said that she would not say, first of all, she is saying she is working with employees going to be affected by this, she would not say if what she heard over the last few days caused her to reconsider? >> we have had really, really productive discussions and i think they have a better understanding of what we're doing and why, and how we're making sure that we're supporting the displaced workers especially plants that are impacted. i have a much, an underst

historia de una mujer que fue engaÑada por dos hombres quienes le hicieron creer que le venderÍan una barramujer jer de y su buena voluntad. todo fue un plan previamente elaborado por los estafadores quienes no sÓlo le quitaron el dinero sino tambiÉn se aseguraron que su vÍctima no tuviera dudas, que se trataba de gente honrada. en esta Época de fiestas recomiendan estar alerta ya que podrÍa ser víctima de un robo de identidad, palmira: mÁs adelante, el transporte concederÁ dar descuentos a las personas de bajos recursos. >> hacemos intercambio de regalos, disfrutamos, la pasamos bien. ♪ palmira: el gobernador de california establecer rÉcords para indultos durante estos ocho aÑos. en su cargo a otro lado 1189 perdones. para calificar para estos descuentos una familia de cuatro personas deberÁ tener un ingreso anual menor a los 50,000 dÓlares. colegiada de miles de 1000 antes en la frontera era pedir asilo las autoridades de estados unidos han recurrido a un mÉtodo de control que ha causado controversia. le contamos al volver. ademÁs el presidente trump arremetenuevamente contra los demÓcrat

gm ceo mary barra? >> do workers deserve better? >> reporter: facing tough questions from members of congress after announcing the company is laying off 15,000 workers and closing four plants in michigan and ohio. >> we expect general motors to stand with its workforce and give them a chance. >> reporter: as barra works congress in lordstown, ohio, worker michelle ripple is worried about how she will support her family. >> they close this plant or we sit idle, there's going to be a struggle because there's no good paying jobs around here. >> reporter: gm is ending production of sedans, including the cruze and bolt to focus on electric vehicles. meanwhile, it's shipping truck and suv production to mexico but barra won't comment to the plants set to close. it comes eight years after taxpayers spent $13 billion bailing it out. money gm repaid. >> you've benefitted from a bailout from the taxpayers. you've also got a really big tax cut in the last year. do you owe the people of the country more than this decision? >> we will be forever

barra was in washington to meet lawmakers whose states and districts are affected by gm's plan to lay barra that workers deserve better than to have their holidays ruined by gm's announcement. barra said gm is doing everything it can to help those who are losing their jobs. >>> just what amazon did not need three weeks before christmas, a freak accident at one of its fulfillment centers near trenton, new jersey. dozens of workers were taken to hospitals all because of all things, bear repellant. abc's david wright has the story. >> reporter: an industrial accident in the frantic run-up to christmas at this amazon fulfillment center in new jersey. >> 50 new canton way at the amazon for strange odor and sick person. >> reporter: a machine used like this one to move merchandise accidentally punctured bear repellant. the toxic bear spray got into the building's air vents. more than 50 workers complained about trouble breathing and a burning sensation in their eyes and throats. >> why are we still working? i get it's peak season but make it make sense. our safety comes first. >> reporter:

del rostro fracturado, asÍ quedÓ luis lopez de 18 aÑos despuÉs de ser golpeado brutalmente con una barrale, la policÍa saliÓ corriendo para detenerlo. se trata este hombre que estÁ en la custodia de las autoridades, tiene antecedentes afirmÓ haber usado drogas antes del ataque. >> es un ser humano, tienen que respetarse importar de quÉ pez venga. >> le pusieron cargos por el ataque pero no por cometer un c crimen de odio. >> un crimen de odio no es separado es aumento al crimen. > telemundo >> te contamos vale son los muchos beneficios. > colgate total combate bacterias en dientes, lengua, mejillas y encías. así estás totalmente listo. colgate total. ¿estás lista para un color así de vivo, y un cabello así de nutrido? garnier nutrisse ultra color. con aceites de aguacate, oliva y karité. nutre el cabello, y le da un color vivo que lo transforma hasta en nuestro negro más azulado. ultra color. cabello nutrido. color más vivo. ultra color. cabello nutrido. fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. ¿tienes un minuto? la nueva forma de nutrir tu pelo, rápido. estas mascarillas cremosas nutren en u

you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you >> the gm ceo mary barrat keeping production jobs that she says are being unallocated. although she does not want to raise expectations either. she was on capitol hill today talking about the announcement last week. announcing that gm would cut 15,000 jobs. a decision strongly criticized by president trump. the radical dimms are often out of touch with real american voters. one liberal luminary claims that is not why the parties having trouble winning over voters. >> one of the things that we democrats have a really hard time is connecting two people -- one of the reasons it was told to marriage retreat that we democrats know so much that it's true. and we have kind of tell everyone how smart we are. >> i don't -- [laughter] i think she should probably keep it a secret how smart she is. apparently the usnca out of touch with reality period. it is hard to believe but their three midterm mazes to be called yet. think of that, still! election officials claim they are still counting ballots be north carolina's ni

i'm not sure why these senators are trying to man-splain to mary barra.lord, man, they got all kinds of tax breaks from ohio and federal government. >> we want cheap oil, cheap gas in this country. that is driving demand for big suvs, the smaller sedans, people are not buying them anymore. she doesn't want gm making them because they're not profitable. she has a fiduciary responsible to maximize profitability of her company to shareholders would jack hough buy general motors of 35, dividend yield of 4% at $35 a share? >> answer is yes? you know what the best thing for gm? the next recession. wait a second you mean to tell me the profits aren't disappearing? the profits come down but company continues to make money through recessions because it has been transformed financially? yes. the stock resets at higher valuation after that recession. you will have to wait a while for price appreciation but it does look cheap here. stuart: that is quite a performance from jack hough. facebook, apple, general motors. liz: and he pounded the table. stuart: what i alway

estuvieron cerca de ser impactados el servicio dice que un error en el sistema evitó bloquear por barrasarcación paró por problema en el bote habían drogas . >> un niño aproximadamente de 2 años murió ante la casa de sus padres lo atropelló un vehículo que andaba por la vía, tenemos los detalles de la lamentable situación . >> a horas de la navidad familia llora la muerte de su niño de 2 años de edad . >> al parecer un vehículo cercano al niño retrocedió y lo atropelló . >> pasó antes de las 5 pm el conductor . >> la conductor se quedó fue interrogado y ahora hay un equipo de investigadores, atendieron al menor que fue llevado a un hospital y miuntos más tardes dicen que el niño murió . >> respondieron y trataron de asistir al niño este fue llevado a un hospital pero el menor no sobrevivió . consternados y por respeto no hicieron comentarios por ahora la investigación continúa el conductor no fue arrestado pero debe ir al departamento de policía de la ciudad para continuar con el proceso . >> un joven está desaparecido y autoridades piden la ayuda de la comunidad . >> es daniel de quién

mary barra is trying to put them in a position where they can take advantage of autonomous driving andctric vehicles. things that will be more on the future. jason: and they have elon musk in the rearview mirror. >> a good metaphor. next, the farm bill clears congress and heads to president trump's desk. what this means for the industry. we will speak to a member of the agriculture committee coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ >> this is balance of power on bloomberg television. i am jason kelly. >> thank you very much. bloomberg has learned former lieutenant governor chris christie is president trump's top choice to be the next chief of staff. sources tell bloomberg president trump has not made a final decision on who will replace john kelly and could still change his mind. he is said to have lunch today with another candidate for the job, david bossi. china is making efforts to trade -- these trade tensions -- to ease trade tensions. the next move may come from the white house. the trump administration is exp

what did ceo mary barra expect, applause? could general motors keep 15,000 jobs in mexico while killing jobs in america and still expecting americans to buy their cars and their trucks? do they really believe americans will buy products from any company that closes four plants in the united states, keeps five open in mention co, maintaining largest number of factories in mexico of any u.s. carmaker with more employees in mexico than any other carmaker? what about the huge tax break that president trump gave corporate america? you can think you can tell american workers to go to hell, take advantage of american tax breaks for business, not so much as a faint, faint thank you? any sign of contrition? okay, no contrition. how about investing many of those millions of dollars in this country, in america? don't you feel any sense of obligation to what u.s. multinationals like to call, the home market? it's america, not simply the home market. it's america. and because we have a president who has made it official and done so withou

plus, general motors ceo mary barra back at it for two day on capitol hill.is facing how she might curb it by curbing the plant closings. herman

la furiosa mujer descargÓ toda su rabia con una barra metÁlica sobre un auto al que tambiÉn, embistiÓ

conditions after prices more than triple this year a state of emergency was declared in the city of barra after protests erupted on wednesday. three astronauts have returned safely to earth after spending more than six months on the international space station their mission proved to be problematic for technical reasons but german commander alexander garrett said the return trip at least went smoothly. back from space after spending months in zero gravity alex and aghast had to be helped out of the tiny saugus capsule they tarried him and his crew back to earth. first proving to think we feel so it feels like coming home although i am in kazakhstan in a place i haven't been to before but it still feels like i'm coming home with him on you know all the people in his fellow astronauts russian. and american serina annan chancellor both seemed exhausted but all are said to be doing well. the catcher was docked onto the international space station the i assess which has been home to the astronauts for the past six and a half months the crew performed dozens of scientific experiments on board a

david: president trump still railing against gm ceo mary barra plan to layoff workers before christmase is with fox's harris faulkner. >> the nation saw you, as gm said we'll wipe away 15 percent of workforce before christmas, you said, i want to talk. >> i called her, i don't like what she did, it is nasty, it does not matter, ohio is under my leadership from national stand point, ohio will replace the jobs in two minutes, but i don't like general motors does, that then go to mexico to make cars. now the new deal, usmcarc makes is uncom fo uncomfortable for po go out, i think she is making a mistake, they changed model of gm, all electric, that not going to work, i don't run a car company but all electric is not going to work, isa great to have a percentage of your car, but this model is a mace mistake, to tell me a couple weeks before christmas, closing ohio and misch americamichigan that not , general motors is not going to be treat lead. david: president may be right about electric cars, do we want a president micromanages a private company. >> absolutely not. at least not in my op

mary barra is in pickle. what happens? >> this pushes trump right where it hurts.upposed to happen with him. and once he has been president. his jawboning hasn't worked. i think trump will not let up on this. and, you know, gm should have talked to him beforehand. they shouldn't have just dropped the bomb, then things would be a lot better off if they had done it differently. charles: there is no doubt about that, anytime you announce a massive layoff it is bad. a few weeks before christmas is worse. politically swing state is even more awful than that for me someone who watches the company very closely, it is very clear that they have products people don't want. not just cars. they're losing market share in crossovers. they're losing market share in trucks. they're losing market shear everywhere else. do you lay off americans keep the mexican factories going to protect margins, ultimately you need americans to buy the car? remember lee iacocca made a pitch to save his company. >> doesn't look like gm following the lee iacocca model. there is a financial reason sti

he just called ceo mary barra's decision to shut down plants quote, nasty. just before this meeting on your screen with new governors at the white house, he spoke one-on-one to fox news, attacked the fed again, took credit for the improving economy and said the trade war with china is working. we are about to take you live to the white house for reaction. you know what, the president made no secret of the enemy he sees in the opioid epidemic. now a new poll shows it's even more important to you than the economy. we've got the ceo of the company that makes that life-saving drug narcan. it completely reverses overdose experience. he's here exclusively to reveal his battle plan in the war on opioids. >>> this is interesting. national security chief, yeah, national security chief john bolton fronted a new announcement just a couple of hours ago about u.s. economic strategy in africa. is this less about dollars and more about defense? former u.s. trade representative and mastercard vice chair michael froeman here exclusively on the tug of war with china and rush