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is interest in brown buicks.stupid as we will get sucked in. do come back, because we'll go through the papers. we have a mixed bag, that we? season. the majority of african artefacts in french museums should be sent back to their countries of origin — that's according to a new report being published today. the report, which was commissioned by president emmanuel macron, argues that it is unacceptable that around 90 percent of africa's artistic heritage is outside africa and says french law should be changed to make restitution possible. the bbc‘s hugh schofield reports. nearly 90% of africa's artistic heritage lies not in africa but in places like here, the brawny museum of non—european civilisations in paris. debates over the rights and wrongs of that have reached the yea rs, wrongs of that have reached the years, but this official french report breaks new ground. basically says that most of what is you should go back. it is reckoned that fully two thirds of the museum's africa collection is concerned by the re

by that up as an added stay buick the one nine hundred thirty five new york auto show the court a twelve caused a sensation everybody rushed to see the masterpiece of design and hundreds of preorders came pouring in but the cord was simply not ready for production by not by a long shot as so often happens when things are rushed things go wrong the first models were delivered in one nine hundred thirty six but the many technical bugs soon made the dream car a complete nightmare. the cords and sheen was prone to overheating the transmission to jumping out of gear and the cooling system to leaking and it's nearly one point seven tons proved far less manageable than the dynamic design made it appear just after eight years in business the core brand went bust like the interest of conclusion the cord may have been one of america's most innovative makes but it was also certainly one of its most short lived even so it was a good thirty years ahead of its time in design aerodynamics and technology but as so often with innovators their true value is often only recognized. when it's too late today

the buick lacrosse and chevy's impala, cruz and hybrid volt. five plants to be idled next year. in baltimore, detroit, ontario, canada and lordstown, ohio home to the chevy cruz. >> i felt like somebody kicked me in the stomach. >> reporter: tough news for president trump. . > not happy about it at all >> reporter: just last ioear, 15 miles from the lant, he promised a future with jobs. >> we're going to get those jobs coming back and we're going to fill up the factories or rip them down and build brand-new ones. >> rorter: now lordstown stands to lose 1600 jobs, losses the union vows to fight. >> we have the best ople and best location in the world to build products. >> reporter: already squeezed by the president's tariffs ll adding $1.4 n to the cost, g.m. says today's action are part of an overall effort to save $6 billion in turning aw from passenger cars, g.m. is following a road paved by fiat, chrysler and ford. lester? >> ann thompson tonight, thank you. >>> to the big storm socking thle of the country quickly asoving onto the northet, fueling frustration at the airport.

. >> six-passenger cars reaching the end of the road: the cadillac xts, and ct6, the buick lacrosse and chevy's impala, cruze, and hybrid volt. >> general motors chose its words carefully not saying they were closing the lordstown plant but they were not allocating product to the plant after march. >> trevor: thank god. i thought they were shutting down the plant. i wish i could use that language when i break up with someone. i'm not ending the relationship. i'm just not allocating any love for you after march. ( laughter ) basically, i'm relocate might go peen tois other locations. ( laughter ) that's right, g.m. is killing off six of their cars, like the chevy volt, the electric car that tells everyone, "the line at the tesla store was too long so i just said (bleep) it." or the chevy impala which looks a sports car made love to a station wagon and neither of them was satisfied. and of course the cadillac xts. it's as close as you can get to riding in a hearse without being dead. look at that thing. but honestly, the one car, the one car i'll be glad to never see again is the chevy cr

have already sold 7000 buicks. more than doubled from last year in terms of presales and consumer electronics are up six times from 2017. so we expect big numbers even with pressure on china. paul: what about the pressures from the trade war? any likely drag for alibaba? tom: that is in focus. alibaba reported results last year -- last week and it was a record. but they cut the targets by 6% in terms of future sales. so this is something alibaba is looking at. the founder has talked critically about the trade war and the impact a number of times. we will see to what extent that weighs on the sales on sunday. this is something the company is taking very seriously. shery: tom, thank you so much. coming up, a look ahead to china's data with the jc morgan chief had of equity strategy. food prices are white -- rising and slower pace and oil metal prices are falling and could affect numbers. plenty more daybreak asia next. this is bloomberg. ♪ show me movies a grinch would love. [ bark ] nu uh, i'm picking the movie toni

the cadillac xts and ct 6, the buick lacrosse, and self i a.m. s's impala, cruz and hybrid volt. five plants to be idle next year, baltimore, detroit, ontario canada and lords town, ohio, home to the chevy cruz. >> i felt like somebody kicked me in the stomach. >> reporter: tough news for president trump. >> not happy about it at all. >> reporter: just last year, 15 miles from the ohio plant, he promised a future with jobs. >> we're going to get those jobs coming back and we're going to fill up those facts risk or rip them down and build new ones. >> reporter: lords town stands to lose 1600 jobs, the union vows to fight. >> we have the best people and location right here to build products. >> reporter: already squeezed by the president's tariffs on aluminum and steel, adding $1.4 billion to its costs, gm says these actions will help it save some $6 billion. and in turning away from passenger cars, gm is following a road already paved by fiat/chrysler and ford. phillip? >> ann, thank you. >> a major development in the robert mueller investigation regarding former trump campaign ch

england today what will the short term consequences consequences be if if that pressure comes if the buick takes a negative view on the brakes it situation no matter how hard or soft. well that's interesting aspect on the one hand i mean it's cheap talk there has been a stress test of the e.c.b. a few weeks ago where the british banks passed nicely and everybody knows it's not so bad but the bank of england wouldn't be credible if it would allow after such a negative verdict that british banks pay high dividends or have big. purchase programs where they give money back to their shareholders so they couldn't allow that and that's bad for the shareholders of elders are very nervous in this respect and that's why british shares bank shares will react very much to that. so what will be in store for british banks then is if this deal goes through parliament's mostly. still not positive i mean there's still a break between the european market and united kingdom we lose in europe we lose the access to the biggest financial market of the globe and his biggest financial model in the global lose imp

which is making history is this out of view of this matter and the same which you say what is it a buick of this message do you think that this is more reflective of multiethnic and multicultural america of course i can only say there's you look at the employment and unemployment numbers for african-americans for asian americans for hispanic americans they're at a historic high. a poll came out recently where my numbers with hispanics and with african-americans are the highest the best they've ever been that had that took place two or three days ago the poll that i have the best numbers with african-american and hispanic american that i've ever had before and you saw the same poll so i can say that i can say this if you look at median income you look at all of the employment and unemployment numbers they're doing the best they've ever done and it reflects it really is rick perry reflective in the polls yes mr president i'm from brooklyn so you understand. my question is on health care how's that possible to keep premiums down and cover preexisting conditions without the individual mandat

gamut, whether talking about smaller cars like the chevrolet cruz or bigger sedans like the buick lacrossethis is something you have seen coming, in part because you've seen ford and fiat/chrysler make similar announcements where fiat chrysler stopped making the dodge start. ford saying it will get rid of all cars they produce in north america, with the exception of the mustang. this is something detroit carmakers have been up against able torms of being make sedans able to make sedans profitably that can compete with the japanese and the koreans and there waving the white flag at this point rather than continuing to try that fight. vonnie: we do have a response from the canadian prime minister, who says gm workers were the heart and soul of the city where the gm plant had been for years. the expect -- expressed deep disappointment in the gm ceo. let's check in on the first word news. courtney: president trump says the u.s. will close its border with mexico permanently. teargas wasfter shot at migrants trying to cross the border fence. he says many migrants are stone cold criminals. there

what buick are you driving that you need $400 worth of gas.his make people more skeptical about sincere and there is stuff on go by me for real problems but no one will believe it. kat: no, i think people are pretty dumb. [laughter] and these people could have gotten away with it but they just started to compete with each other for the money and started snitching on each other so there is another lesson here you did not mention. don't scam people generally but if you're going to -- don't scam with acquaintances. scam with family only. that is why the mafia works. tyrus: you know what, kat, i hate to disagree with you but most mafia stories and with murder and conviction and it always in this way. do it yourself and if it gets empty, do yourself and. greg: the one thing we overlooked in the other corporate and this is the media who never bothered to check the story out because it was too perfect so every news program put it at the end of the show or did something with it and they ate up -- no producer said this smells. they didn't because the s

hundred forty years ago when you had the arsenal are carriage works and that became the glock and buick and then that became g.m. can't have that one hundred years ago so when you know when that dream of automotive engineering and innovation was born in australia you know one hundred years ago formally with g.m. canada that we never expected after a year or excuse me after a hundred years of commitment and investment from the community and loyalty that we would find ourselves with the next chapter. and automotive future to not be a part of it especially with such such an excellent facility g.m. canada has celebrated and fed it this particular facility they have said themselves that this is a decision that is does not reflect on craftsmanship you know workers excellence the product we are meeting all of our our targets we are the crown jewel for g.m. canada and to imagine that it would just walk away and say thank you for the memory in six dream really devastating for our community so what are what are the options as you see them emulate with just a moment ago we played a little clip fro

you are seeing cars like the chevrolet cruz, the view would lacrosse, late -- the buick lacrosse thatng to be going away. you seen a significant shift where we've seen close to 70% of sales in the u.s. market are now suvs and pickups. that's been a huge, dramatic shift in consumer buying behavior, and you haven't been able to keep up from that if you are gm, ford, the rest of the industry, even the companies that are really strong and passenger cars like honda having troubles selling the cars like the accord and toyota camry. vonnie: the move also includes 25% fewer executives in order to streamline decision-making. how much of this is a longer term plan, and how much is a short-term reaction to what we are seeing? david: it is a reaction to the softness of the market. i talked to the former cfo. the market does not believe you can adjust to a downturn. the auto industry has never been good at that. they say we can. i think this is what they are showing. they are going to generate another $6 billion a year, they , and put thatflow back into electric and autonomous vehicles. what they

buick has done well, cadillac has did well. and other piece is there is a lot of cars made by foreign company has in u.s., who is the most 5 out of 10 most american-made cars are made by foreign companies, honda, and fiat chrysler. so, you know, a complicated mess these days, it so inter twined there is no easy answer. >> a question, i have the president got through the usmca is there a sense of relief from auto executives about getting that done, getting supply chain in canada and mexico for car parts? reporter: that was their big fear, scott keogh, who now runs vw said it was huge, most of u.s. automakers have operation in canada and mexico, that is a bigger deal than anything else, money that gm makes in china, they do a fairly large volume, but a lot are low margin vehicles, canada and mexico piece of huge, scott keogh said, now that resolved that goes a long way to giving us more stability, that is what the automakers want is stability, what do we have to do in terms of mps, and plans for the future, you can't just, say i'

production of the chevy and paula, chevolet cruze, vault hybrid and the cadillac xds and cts along with the buick lacrosse. instead gm plans to focus on self-driving and electric cars. this comes amid a shift away from traditional gas powered cars. the auto industry is trying to navigate the impact on the presidents terms. the plants could be in michigan, canada, maryland. the dow was up more than 350 points, the nasdaq was up 142 and the s&p 500 was up 40 points. >>> google has acquired a piece of commercial property close to its headquarters. it confirmed it paid $1 billion for the shoreline technology park. the mercury news reported the sale of the 52 acre site which includes 12 buildings. google already leases space there and it is the biggest real estate deal of the year. >>> the fda says it is okay to eat romaine later -- lettuce as long as you know where it comes from. it appears to be linked to lettuce from california central coast region. romaine lettuce from elsewhere can be eaten. it should soon be labeled to let customers know that it is okay to eat. no one has died from eating tainte

[applause] buick don't be shy. i don't buy. >> new york time. when wall street writes its own rules. the most important content says remain untouched. i don't know what happened. i am kind of a the neck. the more things change, the more they remain the same. i am not really hopeful at all. this audience is not really have to worry. the average person will not make it. you don't have to worry, i don't have to worry. the way i see it, one day i'm going to be 83 years old. i don't want to be sitting in my apartment afraid to go outside. people outside are starving and hungry. no hopes of the future. sits there and watches the 11 and 10-year-old make fun of her because she cannot ride the hover board we have to take it. sleep. restore him. we are tired and i agree with you. i think the average american knows that it doesn't work. as you pointed out in the article, special interests has led to wall street rewriting some of it own route. not the loopholes. enforcing the rules that there are. these are the basic things we're talking about. >> that is a

one last goodbye for the 4-door buick they called "lady esther" named after a woman they bought it fromars ago.this car and incredibly timing likely saved their lives.joseph & deborah bernard / large tree fell on to their car:"this was an act of god. there's no way around it. there's just no way."the bernards were driving on this stretch of highway 101 yesterday when deborah noticed a 100-foot tall fir tree begin to fall.joseph slammed on his brakes thinking both of their lives were about to end.joseph & deborah bernard / large tree fell on to their car:"debbie put her hand on my leg and i held firm and we weren't frightened. we said 'this is it. if it has to happen the last thought i had was 'we're together. and just waited for it to happen."joseph never made a complete stop before the tree landed across their windshield coming to within inches of their heads.joseph & deborah bernard / large tree fell on to their car:"i looked at debbie. i said 'what?' we're alive!"several good samaritans immediately stopped and ran over to check on them. joseph & deborah bernard / large tree fell on t

there are six, they are all sedans, three chevys, two c cadillacs and a buick.cture, looking at this car industry, it's changing quickly. what's the future here? >> okay. well, the near-term future and what gm is responding to right here with these product droppings is that they're shifting towards crossover suvs. car companies have done a better job making suvs that are more comfortable and fuel efficient so customers are going in that direction, leaving behind cars. same time, in the longer-term, gm also needs to invest money in things like electrification, electric cars, plug-in hybrids and self-driving technology. so in order to have that money to invest, they want to cut down on things they're spending money on that aren't working for them. some cars are pretty good cars that i'm sorry to see go. >>. >> i know you've been covering the auto industry for years and years and years. peter, thank you very much. >>> just into cnn, we're learning president trump's plane was involved in a minor accident at new york's laguardia airport this morning. according to a s

town --p as a view of buick town. they will cut 14,800 jobs. not in flint. you have seen this.t advice do you have to those communities and to the national government about how to handle this kind of problem? mayor weaver: that is something we were talking about, the importance of doing other things. job training. we have not spent much in job training and getting our community ready for these kind of things. it has been important to work with workforce development. what kind of jobs are coming in? when i look at the resources we have with the colleges and universities and hospitals, and they say what jobs are coming in, how do we train people and get them ready because they want to do that. that is what we have to look at. how do we have our community ready? we have been negligent in that. we have failed in looking at that and looking past general motors. we put all of our eggs in one basket in that was wrong. it has taken us years to start saying what do we do differently and how do we do it differently? not just differently, but better? we can talk to others, other communiti

the 52,000 people forced out by the flames in b buick county are now left with haunting memories, likeer escape. >> i thought i was going to die. i reallydid. >> reporter: chilling stories of survival, lives forever changed. the devastation far from over. >> and rain is expected in the forecast for later on this week, which would heler firefig contain this fire, but also make it more challenging as they continue to recer more bodies in paradise. sheinelle? >> kathy, thank you. >>> to aopther devg story overnight where nbc news has learned that a cia assessment concludes that the saudi crown prince ordered the killing of the washington post journalist immal khashoggi. it's a c the crown prince has denied since khashoggi's death inoc early ber. now the question is, how will the white house respond? nbc's lucy has been following this one for us from london. lucy, good morning. >> peter, good morning. this is a ma juror development in this disturbing story. the agency believed that the saudi crown, prin mohammed bin salman ordered khashoggi's killing. the icia made conclusion with high con

they have a huge buick plant in china and they sell a lot of cars in china. and figure out how to bring those jobs back. rather interesting. i was reading that they have just in general motors way had two straight years of record operating profit, and it actually makes sense, mary barra had said you know what, now is the time to trim down and slim down when times are good, not when times are bad. but the president saying get to washington, d.c., talk to larry kudlow, his chief economic adviser, and explain what the plan is. also, we need to talk about china and russia. let's get now to white house and blake burman. blake, what did you make of these comments overall? reporter: i think i heard president trump say i'm not -- i told her i'm not happy about it. is that what you heard the president say as it relates to mary barra, liz? liz: displeased. very unhappy about it. reporter: yeah. and the reason why i ask, thanks for the clarification, it's hard to hear outside, but barra we believe is here at the white house or at least was earlier today. we believe our

cattle wagons but send parents and their children to the gas chambers used by piece buicks to. this will remain the most difficult and painful question to turn history . the un for. the car and ladies and gentlemen the answer to this question cannot be kindly has to give by a conference of historians and no historical categorization can either really for all calm our hearts involved it's not an answer that can be given by words alone we know they're going to handle it we can only in it will answer this by an action if we simply pay lip service to the commemoration and commemorative days but if that does not color our actions. starts in with then it would be slim's inside commemoration which becomes a reject ritual worse case it might even need to resentment off into an alienation between the official commemoration and the everyday lives of the people the feeling of the citizens or dickie really the young people are saying what's up in this building what's got all of that to do with me fear that they don't m.p.c. and guess who was not here but that it is true what we do does vie

ironed which he had tucked these should wrangles and secured with a belt buckle with enough for a buick's hood with a soaring eagle. behind him following his boot was young girl, neighbor 14 and not at all graceful. poor posture, wore boys gym socks. a silent old ever man presumably her father trailed her at a small distance. mr. mckoy, he said, leaning into a conversation between jim and two older women, the women wrapped with a kiss only jim's cheek. jim says nothing. michigan mccoy i have sun here i think you'd like to hear sing. do you? jim asked, skeptical. namees milly. he turned and gestured the girl in screams, laughter, echoing music, debate over the approaching clouds. she lives out -- loves to sing. i was hoping you might have her on stage tonight to see if she's ready to record. jim looked at her with interest but was assessing is this young lady ready no show business? what do you sing, he asked her. i like, huh -- her agent's face was grimly focused you would thick guns were drawn. miranda lambert, she asked? oh, i don't know if these fellas are going to know something that

chevy volt hybrid, the in paula, the chevy cruz, the cadillac x ts, and cadillac ct six along with the buick lacrosse. gm says they plan to put a new focus on self driving and electric cars. this move comes as there has been a shift away from traditional gas powered cars, and as more americans are buying suvs and trucks. president trump today said that he told gm -- excuse me, the ceo of gm, that he was not happy with the company's decision. >> i spoke with her when i heard they were closing and i said, well, this country has done a lot for general motors. you better get back in there soon. >> the company is set to close five plans including two in michigan, one in ohio, one in maryland, and one in ontario, canada. >>> the case of a former dallas police officer who shot and killed a man in his own apartment has gone to a grand jury. amber guyger was arrested in september for the shooting death of botham jean. she says she mistook him for an intruder after entering what she believed was her own apartment. the grand jury will hear evidence, and then decide whether to hand up an indictment. guy

united autoworkers union is furious over this and point out that gm is building trucks in mexico and buicks in china and could be building them in the united states. so they're losing a lot of factory worker jobs here in the united states. >> i just a moment ago spoke with the mexican economy secretary, that's part of the outgoing government in mexico, and he was sort of saying that he think it is automaker's woes are steel prices due to tariffs than anything else. >> there's certainly a head wind that the president put on steel and aluminum costing automakers millions of dollars and there's a market shift as gas prices remained low. american consumers are buying the suvs, the trucks and they don't want the cars that are built at these factories any longer. >> in terms of these layoffs, is it simply that they are getting ahead of headwinds that are coming or are they optimizing the company? in terms of optimizing, changing strategies towards automation? that will have the same bad impact for factory workers and says something about the company and the economy. >> certainly gm is trying to m

the buick lacrosse, cadillac ct capital -- ct six, the cadillac xds, the chevrolet impala and chevroletn wall street, the three major index is end of the day higher in gains and consumer product sectors. the dow jones gained 108 points, nasdaq rose less than a point and the s&p 500 was up almost 9 . >> >>> coming up, the story of a man who made serious mistakes when he was younger now on the verge of completely turning his life around and becoming an attorney. >>> got to turn my felonies into a 4.0. >> from being a getaway driver to going to jail, to graduating as valedictorian of his class at usf.'s demeaning turnaround and how he got help from two unlikely allies. >>> also, hang on. watch as a man hangs on for dear life after his hang gliding instructor forgot to hook him up as they took flight. >>> and we are tracking rain. there is more in the forecast. some really significant rain coming tomorrow night into thursday. see you back here. >>> an east bay man involved in a series of armed robberies 7 years ago is now graduating valedictorian from the university of san francisco. the fe

the buick lacrosse. we're not going to make those anymore.lked to michelle and said when i luke ruined, i see plenty of cars d mand. when g mrksz looks around >> tlz tlr short term. this change in what people are buying and softing a north american market and a downturn in the chinese market, and gen areeral motors intends to be clear and first in ootd onmous and electric vehicles and they're spending a ton of money and resurch and development in those areas. they need profits from their current business to finance those fuchber it technologies because right now they're spending money, not making money. >> with autonomous vehicles, there could be less reasons to own a car. but auto makers say they're not going quietly but challenging gm to replace those jobs. a lot moir on start here later this morning. kendis, jenai. >>> president trump is now floating the idea off a state-run tv network. cnn is a powerful voice and suggested starting a network to show the world we really are great. people pointed out that such networks are widely popular wi

. >> tucker: the man behind the buick and the film "clinton cash" exposed the clintons foundation pay foreign governments has a new film out this time the target is big tech. here's a preview of it. >> they can suppress certain types of results based on what they think you should be seeing by what your followers are presenting. what google and facebook are doing on a regular basis by suppressing story, like steering us toward other stories rather than the stories we're actually seeking. it will always favor one online music service over another and one candidate over another. google crosses the creepy line every day. >> tucker: peter schweizer is one of the people behind this new documentary called the creepy line and it premiered this week. he joins us on set. thank you very much for coming on. so why should we care what google, a private company, is doing? >> because they have an amazing amount of influence on the consumption of information and news in this country. 80% to 90% of searches are done through google. google not only collects information on us, which threatens our privac

said the plant produced more than 4 million vehicles since it opened in 1985 including chevrolets, buicks this week more than 1500 jobs are at risk. kevin tibbles has a look at what this could mean for the new community around hamtramck. kevin, good to see you. as much as pol town was destroyed, hamtramck did build a community around a plant because that's what happens when you have a plant and workers and a business that supports those workers. >> it's interesting ali listening to the clip that just played, yes, this is an economic story but it's very much a social story as well. we're standing in the polish village cafe, which has been a fixture here since about the 1920s welcoming new immigrants into this area to come and work in these factories. i happened to be joined with the mayor of hamtramck right now, karen myoski. let's talk a little bit about that, mayor. we're essentially talking about the fact none of this would have been here without the auto industry. how did the auto industry end up in hamtramck? >> absolutely, hamtramck was born in the auto industry. in 1910 the dodge br

now, of course, it's been a really tough last couple of days for those in buick county and those in paradise. there are some that had their homes spared. >> we're luck i didn't people around here. there are -- luck we people around here. there's some that lost their house. there's a lot that lost the houses. >> reporter: now, air quality is a big issue here and in the bay area as well. we know that chico state has decided to cancel the classes until november 26th because of the fire activity and the air quality. reporting in the county sarah with ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you so much, sarah. there are many at the scenes emerging from the fire. authorities say that a number of people jump from their cars and just ran from their lives. some cars were left in ditches and others left in the middle of the road. tragically, four people were found dead near the corner of edgewood and pearson. >> the fire moved quickly in that area. it destroyed, the latest report was a couple of thousand structures. >> investigators say that they were trapped or over taken by the fire while trying to evacuate durin

Ãbthis one was friday, dyck fry tag on the montel chevrolet and buick dealership.his office across from him and i said i introduced myself and said i was running, i said i didn't have much money but i got a lot of spirit, got a lot of good ideas and i'm for small businesses and i would like you to help me. he said i've been supporting louis ravel all these years he never has come in here the first guy who's come into asked for my vote. i think i'm gonna vote for you. i said, mr. freitag that's great. thank you very much. and i walked out. less than three minutes mr. fry tag comes out chasing me down he said i decided i'm not in a book for you. [laughter] here i'm 23, no money, i got the biggest cooler in the world chemist mr. fry taken with the best businessperson in montello there to support me, now he tells me he's not. i said what i do? why are you not supporting me? he said you're not very smart. i said why did you say that? he said because i'm one individual. but i have 45 employees. auto mechanics back in the back room. i've got people working in the office.

in it was a chevrolet and buick dealership. i sat across from him. i introduced myself and said i was running. i said i did not have much money but i have a lot of spirit, a lot of good ideas. and i'm for small businesses and i would like you to help me. esand he said you know, i've supporting louis all these years and he never comes in. you're the first to come in to ask me for my vote. he said i think i'm going to vote for you. and i said mr. freitag, that's great, thank you very much! and i walked out! in less than three minutes, mr. freitag comes out chasing me down. and he says, i am not going to vote for you. and i said -- you know here i am -- 23, no money, i got the biggest -- mr. freitag, the best business person go to support me. now he tells me that he's not. and i said what did i do? why are you not supporting me? and he says you are not very smart. and i said why do you say that? he says because, i am one individual. but i have 45 employees. auto mechanics in the back room. have people working in the office. and i have people selling car

it is going to take some time before the crews can get a handle on this h the buick county sheriff istell the local newspaper there that the office has received, quote, fatalities. alisa is in butte county. >> reporter: this is about three miles from downtown chico. behind me there is a controlled burn. but i'll toss it over to fire captain with cal fire in butte county and talk about why you are doing this controlled burn. what is the point of that? >> the point is to take the unburned fuel away from the main fire and to create a buffer zone from hitting highway 32 and jumping to the north. >> reporter: what the conditions like today. can you talk about the fire lines? >> fire is still very aggressive. it is moving a critical rate of spread. and they are trying to do some property control and instruction protection. but life safety is our number one issue. >> reporter: what does the fire of paradise look like? >> the town of paradise is, i hate to use the word, but devastated. >> reporter: what is like for you to see this area affected in this way. >> is it hard. a lot of our members

that include the impala, the cadillac sts, chevy volt has been mentioned today, buick lacrosse and chevy. not only suffering slow sales but china is issue especially in place with the tariffs on u.s.-china trade. all three automakers would see higher input costs when it comes to aluminum and steel. would reduce the fiscal outlook for this business year as a result. gm last month offered 18,000 employees buyouts. general motors is going through i would say a down-beat time right now for the automaker. like to shift gears here, like the pun? i know you do. talk about retail sales and cyber monday. expecting a record day of sales, $18 billion, up 18% from last year, according to adobe analytics. big tech names like amazon seeing a big day on expectation as lot of people will spend a lot of time buying online today. back to you. connell: right with you, shifting gears. well-done, susan. well-done. >> i know. connell: gm news is very interesting, the market rewarding the company getting out ahead of what is coming. >>> saudi arabia raising november oil production to the highest level it has b

. >> reporter: gm is halting production on six passenger cameras, the buick la crass, cadillac and chevy cruze impala and volt, but promising to invest in next generation vehicles. >> the quality isreat. the workers are fabulous. it's the best we have had here. there just isn't a market for it. >> reporter: sedans and compact cars bypassedn showroom floors for trucks, suvs, and crossovers. an unhappy president trump talking stuff. >> i d have nobt that in a not too distant future they will put something else r:. >> reporte after vowing to bring auto jobs back during his time in y fice. >> thee all coming back. they are all coming back. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers pouncing. >> the president of the united states, you made promises to workers. you did well in this area because you promised youould different than democrats and republicans over the years, and you didn't lift a damn finger to help out. >> for as upset as politicians and workers are, wall street likes this move. gm shares up nearly 5% onhe news. in all, gm is looking to save $6 billion with these closingob andcuts. >> wha

the buick la crosse, cadillac stx, and the chevy cruze, impala, and volt. but promising to invest in next generation electric vehicles. gm's new direction fueled by an evolving economy and consumer tastes. >> the quality is great. the workers are fabulous. it's the best we've had here. there just isn't a market for it. >> reporter: sedans and compact cars bypassed on showroom floors for trucks, suvs, and crossovers. an unhappy president trump talking tough. >> i have no doubt that in a not too distant future they'll put something else -- they better put something else in. >> reporter: after vowing to bring auto jobs back during his time in office. >> they're all coming back. they're all coming back. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers pouncing. >> you're the president of the united states. you made promises to workers. you did well in this area because you promised that you would be different than both democrats and republicans over the years. and you didn't lift a damn finger to help out. >> for as upset as politicians and workers are, wall street likes this

sedans so they will get rid of the volt, kruze and impala and they were popular an getting rid of the buickse and cadillac xts. this is simple ho help the bottom line of general motors free cash flow by the end of 2020 will improve by $6 billion. they are cutting capital expenduteures and that is why they are moving higher and i understand the reaction of the investors, tyler, but feel for the people in the towns, three plants and two other facilities in the u.s. where they are losing job as well. a real kick in the gut at the beginning of the hold season. >> we're talking about the job losses, phil, is there aniance illary -- the people who make the components that won't any more. >> correct they won't but there is commonize is and the suppliers have been cutting jobs or stream lining the process over a time. but there is no doubt this is going to hurt the transporters, the support jobs in these communities. a lot of salaried workers will lose jobs as well. it is not just the line workers, but other people in addition so this has huge ripple effects in ohio and detroit and toronto. >> and

you mentioned that you ask city that buick city site.igan in the first place. back hard for me to stand when general motors was literally founded in flint, 1908 and we went from 79,000 jobs to 10,000 or less. the companyo see make decisions that we think in the long-term don't benefit the american economy or american worker. tom: your district elected donald trump, the swing from mr. clinton was. radical within your fifth congressional district. what do you need to see from the president right now? you put him in office. >> i was encouraged by the president's willingness to renegotiate nafta. i am awaiting the details before we make a decision, but that was a step that was long overdue. i would like to see him drafts -- him address the steel and aluminum tariffs. that is bad for american manufacturing. greaterlike to see a focus from the federal government on skill and apprenticeships. we need to have a manufacturing policy in this country that is not based on the latest tweet. this is an area of some sensitivity, the president needs to

. >> that's the buick elektra 225 to be precise. that was my dad's pride and joy.that's okay. >> i'm sorry. >> yeah. >> upgraded -- >> this is what happens leaving the white house. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> he upgraded it to the maroon deuce and a quarter which is the car we both learned to drive on so we basically learned to drive that big old car. >> we haven't talked about your father. >> yeah. >> we've talked about your mother and the health issues that he went through and he was still so strong and laying a foundation for both of you all. >> yeah, yeah, my dad, he's our rock, and i think so much of who craig and i are is because we always wanted to make our parents proud, to grow up with a dad with a disability who never complained, you know, went to work every day, you know, didn't miss a day of work, never remembered dad being sick or talking about being sick. >> never. >> you know, when you grow up with that kind of, you know, drive and that kind of -- with those values, you know, we just never wanted to disappoint him. [ applause ] >> let me -- i'm so glad

the chevy cruze, cadillac ct-6 and buick lacrosse.actories will be shut down in ohio, michigan, ontario, canada. that is decision of changing landscape of the automobile. they will shift they say, gm, to electric and autonomous vehicles. stuart: it was halted. now trading again. i haven't seen it actually move again. 36 bucks a share as we speak. thanks, ash. we'll get back to that in a second. want to get back to vivek. secret emails from zuckerberg, the facebook guy, about data sharing scandal, seized by britain's parliament. they could be released publicly. our next guest says facebook's watergate moment. you're our guest. watergate moment for facebook, really? >> zuckerberg is getting a taste of his own medicine. he has been spying on us, stealing our data. now his data has been stolen. we'll see what is happening behind the scenes. zuckerberg has been going in front of congress confusing them, i would say lying except i'm national tv he has been confusing them. now he will be exposed. let's watch to see the revelation this is wee