c.e.o. mary barra had to issue a profit warning in the summer that things were not going as well and that's due to several factors one is the weakening car market in the united states so dance for example not selling as well and that's hitting g.m. and also a factor is that mary wants to look forward this these factory closures are part of the policy part of that strategy g.m. needs a lot of money in the next couple of years in order to invest in the mobility and eat cars and everything that has to do with that and has to do on top of financing ongoing operations so she sees itself very very well motivated to do the steps that said it does seem to run very much contrary america donald trump voicing his disappointment is he right. well he has a point there because he says that america helped g.m. not he but barack obama back in the height of the financial crisis when it broke out and with the economic trouble in the united states with financing difficulties g.m. was on the brink of bankruptcy and it was saved by taxpayer money it's a long time ago and of course donald trump has some aid to g

c.e.o. mary barra saying that he was very disappointed trump wrote on twitter the us save general motors and this is the thanks we get we are now looking at cutting all g.m. subsidies including for electric costs they also make announced on monday that it will shut five plant plants and lay off more than fourteen thousand workers it's been hit by costs due to steel tariffs imports. and terrorists may figure heavily in b.m.w. is future to the car maker says it's considering building a second factory in the u.s. that's after threats from president all trump that he would impose duties from on imported cars from next week that's according to chief executive seen here on the ongoing los angeles auto show b.m.w. already has one plant in spartanburg south carolina where the new x seven is built through the adage that b.m.w. is considering changes in its u.s. operations as sales in the region are growing. hundreds of google employees have called on the company leadership to drop a plan for sense of a sense of search engine aimed at the chinese market in an open letter the employees claimed the init

c.e.o. mary barra saying that he was very disappointed from wrote on twitter the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks we get we are now looking at cutting all g.m. subsidies including for electric cars the automaker announced on monday that it will shut five plants and lay off more than fourteen thousand workers. b.m.w. says it's considering building a second factory in the u.s. that's after threats from president although trump that he would impose tariffs on imported cars from next week that's according to chief executive hogg cougar a scene here at the ongoing los angeles auto show b.m.w. already has one plant in spartanburg south carolina where the new x. seven is built to the added that b.m.w. is considering changes in its u.s. operations as sales in the region are growing. the bank of england has delayed the publication of its latest stress test results for major u.s. u.k. banks they were said to be published at seven am this morning but they won't actually come out until four thirty london time this afternoon it is in its stress test the bank of engl

c.e.o. mary barra saying that he was quote very disappoint pointers from wrote on twitter the us saved general motors and this is the thanks we get now looking at cutting all g.m. subsidies including for electric cars the comic who announced on monday that it will shut five plants and lay off more than fourteen thousand workers thing. b.m.w. says it's considering to build a second factory in the u.s. that's after following that's after following threats from president trump that he would impose tariffs on imported cars from next week that's according to chief executive kluger seen here at the ongoing los angeles auto show b.m.w. already has one plant in spartanburg south carolina where the new x seven is built . that b.m.w. is considering changes in its u.s. operations as sales in the region are growing. as we've heard in the news in five days time representatives of one hundred to nine thousand agents will gather for another crucial climate summit and that deciding how to implement the three years old paris agreement surprisingly perhaps the meeting will take place in the city of kut so it's

plantwa that hworking to keep jobs and even add more.da he spoke with general motors' c.e.o., mary barra we don't like it. i believe they will be opening up something else. i was very tough. i spoke wither when i heard they were closing and i said, "you know this country has done a lot for general motors, you better get back in there soon." that's ohio. "and you better get n there soon." so, we have a lot of pressure on them. you have senators, you have a lot of other people, a lot of pressure. >> woodruff: david shepardson of "reuters news" is here to help explain what's behind these moves. welcome back to the "newshour", david. so what is being cut at g.m.? what kinds ofobs? >> there is two parts. one are, as you said, the car production facyotories. have five factories building cars like the sheby volt, impala, cars that are not selling well. acrosshe inustry car sales dramically declined as people buy more suvs,er crossand pickup truck. g.m. will cut about 15% of the salaried workers, about 8,000 jobs, of those roughly 2,000 taken voluntarily, and the other are the production jobs at

closure on march first next year there is definitely still hope because i think even even mary barra the c.e.o. of g.m. knows how important that lordstown is taught us and maybe you know why i'm doing this is just a reminder to let her know like there are people like me there are people like me that have children that depend we literally depend on being able to go to work and make good you know money and get our paycheck at the end of the week and if you take that away from us what are we going to do tell me while they carve and others know that their union the state government and president trump are on their side they just hope that they can keep their plant and their livelihoods going. that's have plenty more news coming up at the top of the hour i'm helena free in ballet and right now here's a look at the world markets as they sound thanks to a company and see see our. country going to international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic. to suddenly talking about the united nations package this aims to provide a framework for a safe over the meat and regular global migration criti

closure on march first next year there is definitely still hope because i think even even mary barra the c.e.o. of g.m. knows how important mortality is told us and maybe you know why i'm doing this is just a reminder to let her know like there are people like me there are people like me that have children that depend we literally depend on being able to go to work and make good you know money and get our paycheck at the end of the week and if you take that away from us what are we going to do tommy wiley carver and others know that their union the state government and president trump are on their side they just hope that they can keep their plant and their livelihoods going. kickout safety inspectors brought enough to the tragedy in april twenty thirty thousand textile workers died in a factory collapse the tragedy has shown a spotlight on the working conditions in the sweatshops of the bangladeshi garment industry used by many in. the national press a force the government safety checks but now the international team of inspectors will be forced to leave the country this friday for. worsening

closure on march first next year there is definitely still hope because i think even even mary barra the c.e.o. of g.m. knows how important lordstown is taught us. maybe you know why i'm doing this is just a reminder to let her know like there are people like me there are people like me that have children that depend we literally depend on being able to go to work and make good you know money and get our paycheck at the end of the week and if you take that away from us what are we going to do tell me while they carve and others know that they uni and the state government and president trump are on their side they just hope that they can keep their plans and their livelihoods going. i'll have more business news here at the top of the hour now it's back over to sara thank you so much al and i were heading out to the mexican side of the border with the united states where more than seven thousand central american migrants are waiting in the hope of escaping a miserable situation and authorities say that the camp is on the brink of a health crisis the migrants trying to get into the united states