you really want to emphasize cadillac. do you have an update on when we can expect to see an announcement on the larger vehicle? mary: we continue to work on it. that is our next generation of all electric vehicle and cadillac will be the lead ran for that. we don't have any information to share right now, but we do expect to do so in the near future. david: the big news this week globallly been about the and u.s. economies. we saw the fed chair say that there are some headwinds partly because a worldwide lack of growth. german pmi numbers outcome a disappointing this morning. in your point of view, are you seeing a softening in u.s. economy? mary: we think it will be about the same as last year. we continue to see pricing pressure, and that is why we are taking steps to make sure we are keeping general motors as a strong company. that will only put us to do things like we are doing today, announcing new products, new technology that creates new jobs. our focus is. today in the u.s., we do enjoy a stronger economy and we w

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the cadillac will be the lead brand.ave anything more to share right now but we look forward to doing that in the not-too-distant future. david: the big news this week has been about the global economy and the u.s. economy. we saw the fed chair say we really have had winds developing because of a lack of growth. pmi numbers are disappointing. are you seeing a softening in the u.s. economy? mary: right now we believe u.s. industry will be about the same as last year. we continue to see pricing pressure but that is why we are taking the steps we announced last fall, making sure we are keeping gm as a strong company, and that enables us to do things like we are doing today to announce new investment and new products and technology that creates new jobs. we want to make sure gm stays strong. in the u.s. we enjoy strong economy. we want to capitalize on that. this is an industry that is under dramatic transformation. we are taking the steps and being responsible to make sure we can continue to grow in these areas and continue

. >> how do you run a cadillac with no gas.ou have a great instrument that you cannot implement because you don't have the people. >> reporter: the arts festival may also go away. the festival show cases the work of all students district. this meeting starts at 6:00 p.m. i am live in san lyanne melendez abc7 news. >>> okay. thank you very much. >> time to get to the accuweath accuweather forecast and it is a nice one out there. >> don't get blown away by the wind. it is gusty outside. people have been talking about it. you feel the wind. blustery conditions. san francisco 47 miles per hour. 32 in the kind of wind we are experiencing is enough, this is a trash can meter, enough to blow debris around. we are going to continue to see the blustery conditions later on as well. grab a jacket if you have to go utili out the door. as the temperatures fall, it is going to feel colder. tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m., the winds are starting to relax. get ready for changes ahead as the wind continues to deal back. it is a little bit breezy rig

cadillac up at the marriott that used to be controlled most by the government by government supporters but now long wide all the opposition leaders have asked people to gather year to protest here initially it was expected that people would meet in three different points in caracas but the minute that they were at the river the tension here were three people early in the morning they were trying to set up a stage and they were detained by the government saying why are you the last people to come directly to this place to protest against the government on the color muddled up with that he had started to be restored in some parts of the country in neighborhoods like this one for example still has not returned it has generated a critical situation not only here in the capital but around the country are you when you and you were a doctor union is reporting that at least sixteen people have died because of this power outages mostly affecting hospital people on life support among other things that heavily dependent on electricity but what then trying to get that on their people over here rig

then, on her way home, driving her cadillac escalade -- >> i see bill, in back of bill, i see the range rover. and i'm like, who is that? >> reporter: the vehicles were coming toward her in the opposite lane. and as they passed, frances did a double take. sitting behind the wheel of her family's brand-new range rover was bill's mistress, bonnie contreras. frances said they locked eyes for the first time. >> and, of course, i get her little finger. >> reporter: like the middle finger? >> right. and i keep going. >> reporter: furious, she called her daughter nikki. >> she said i'm turning around, i'm going to confront her. >> reporter: what did you say to your mom? >> i said good. just be careful. >> reporter: not likely. all hell was about to break loose. >> two women now on a collision >> i make the biggest choice of my life. i pulled over, and i turn around. >> moments later, horror. >> she brakes, and i brake. and i heard a thump. >>> october 10th, 2013, here on ♪ ♪ nexgard chew comes the confidence you're doing what's right to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full month. i

. >> it's a cadillac. cadillac has onstar., tell us the location of the vehicle through gps, and brought us right to this parking lot. >> reporter: the car was about a half mile from melissa's house in this medical office parking lot that melissa never went to. and through onstar, you could remotely open the vehicle, huh? >> they were able to unlock the vehicle for us. >> reporter: inside the suv, disturbing clues. what do you find? >> we find a suit jacket that she was wearing the night before and on the suit jacket, there was a missing button. and that's significant because the corresponding button was found on her garage floor. >> reporter: the jacket smelled of pepper spray, too. there were two shoes found in the car, but nothing else. melissa had been wearing a sterling silver ring, diamond earrings and a $5,000 watch. she also had an expensive prada handbag and an iphone. could very well be a target of some opportunistic grab and run. >> at the point we find her vehicle, we have no clues, no leads, and we don't have any

for example, chuck berry's candy apple red cadillac. i had no interest in chuck berry's candy apple red cadillac. i called chuck berry and said i want the guitar that you wrote some of those early songs on. he said "you cannot have the guitar unless you take the car." [laughter] mr. bunch: so, we take this car, and i am going to put it in storage. the staff goes no, it is really important. it is one of the most iconic things people want to take their picture next to, which always reminds me how dumb i am, because i never thought that was important at all. what i realized was the joy of the smithsonian is you will never have enough, you will never be able to collect the full story. there are amazing things you want to do. you want to collect contemporary issues, you want to collect ferguson, you want to collect eric garner, you want to collect things you think are important, but you also want to collect popular culture. i am trying to become friends with beyoncÉ -- just to collect material, of course. [laughter] mr. bunch: but i think wh

out of the people of a rival leaders who i would have a go to in cadillac i think of america that used to be controlled most by the government by government supporters but now why though the opposition leader has asked people to gather year to protest here initially it was expected that people would meet in three different points in caracas but the minute that they were at that there were the potential here were three people already in the morning that were trying to set up a stage and they were detained by the government thing why you go ask people to come directly to this place to protest against the governmental nikolaus model for city has started to be restored in some parts of the country in neighborhoods like this one for example still has not returned that has generated a critical situation i'll tell you here in the capital but around the country are you when you and you were doctors union is reporting that at least sixteen people have died because of this power outages mostly affecting hospital people on life support among other things that heavily dependent on electricity but

. ♪ we going riding on the free wau of love in a pink cadillac ♪ >> reporter: in 1985 when "freeway ofggest hit in a dozen years her comeback was complete. davis, who's never liked business diners always mod an exception for aretha. >> i too always knew aretha was different and i knew as much as we can share, soak up and, it i just felt special. >> reporter: in return aretha honored clive by appearing at prior's club tribute to him. >> there's aretha in a tutuand she is surrounded by 12 members of the city center bal au. she had taketen so seriously and for two months she rehearsed with the city ballet and she did this ballet, which as i said i'll never forget. so eethere are many sides to aretha, yes, there are. >> reporter: a grammy celebration for the queen of soul features jennifer hudson. ♪ >> reporter: and john legend. ♪ over troubled waters >> reporter: this special was important to you. >> it's i >>> basketball's golden state warriors are the odds on favorites to capture their third consecutive nba title this year. steph curry and the squad seem to do everything right, even whe

these wiretaps basically irrefutable evidence even taking payoffs and buying things, big things like cadillacs and farms with these payoffs. and so they asked him what was this? and he said, well, it was a sting operation. i was running a sting operation. [laughing] and they said, did you tell your wife? you do, like with the money came from for the new car and the farm? he goes, you can't trust anyone in youngstown. [laughing] that's actually, check the transcript, he actually said that eddie was the quitter and he was congress. he died in most men with possible which was it ride on mower flipped over backwards and crusty. think of the alternatives. it's not such a bad way to go. you've got your shoes on. i always liked him. >> there's no good transition from that. [laughing] the headline on youngstown yesterday, quite sad, which is that youngstown, ohio, is going through a problem where cocaine is flowing through the town and that was the problem that snuck up i think on people who is just in the "new york times" one day, a study have been done and white men, particularly white working-class

. >> how do you run a cadillac with no gas. great idea that you can't implement because you don't have the people? >> reporter: meetings are taken place to possibly change this proposal. in san francisco, lyanne melendez abc7 news. >>> the teachers association in the dublin school been negotiating a contract. a state mediator was brought in to help with talks. >>> even when it is raining we call him mr. sunshine, but especially on days like this. >> absolutely. >> this is a forecast i could have phoned in. but i decided i like being on tv and showed up for work. clear skies out there right now. a bit windy today going to remain breezy overnight. it will be chilly up north with low temperatures dropping into the low to mid-30s. we will see lows in the 40s and tomorrow expect another sunny day. wind gusts will be strong. notice how the wind gets tamer going into the midday hours tomorrow. highs tomorrow ranged from 60s at the coast and mid-to upper 60s inland. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast, we will see a few clouds t

presented with wiretaps and your reputable evidence he had been taking a often buying things like cadillacs and a farm. with these payoffs. they asked him what was this and he said, it was a sting operation, i was running a sting operation. [laughter] tucker: they said, did you tell your wife where the money came from? the new car and the farm? he said, you can't trust anyone in youngstown. [laughter] tucker: he actually said that elected touitted and congress come he died in the most manly way, his tractor flipped over. michael: there is no good transition from that to this. [laughter] michael: the headline out of youngstown yesterday, quite sad, youngstown, ohio is going through a problem where cocaine is coming to town and cut with fentanyl. that was a problem that snuck up i think on people, in the new york times one day, a study done , particularly white working-class men are dying at a much faster rate, mortality is declining at a rate unseen since world war i. you have talked about -- tucker: infuriating. michael: you are in washington much of the time. the home values are going up a

let's talk about your healthcare bill and the cadillac tax.cadillac tax and why you want to repeal it. >> if we don't repeal it, it actually goes into effect in 2022 and right now we have a president that i think would work with us on it. we're not sure if that will happen after 2020, so let's not take any chances. the idea is anything over $11,100 that an employer pay woulds be subject to a 40% tax and right now that's not an exorbitant amount compared to what they thought it was back when obamacare was passed in 2009, 2010. what we've got is this threat of a tax of 40% on anything over $11,100 for an individual or $29,750 for a family plan. we don't want to see that happen. we're trying to figure out way toss reduce the cost of healthcare, not increase the cost of healthcare. that was part of the original obamacare product or the affordable care act and it's time to finally not just defer it but to get rid of it entirely and that would be one more section of a repealed product that failed. dagen: sense torques it's dagen mcdowell. that looks

now and then out of the people have arrived here too i mean do you have a code in cadillac i think of the marriott that used to be controlled most but a government by government supporters but now one why though the opposition leader has asked people to gather year to protest here initially it was expected that people would meet in three different points in cuttack up but the minute that there were i get the word that the tension here were three people already in the morning they were trying to set up what they did they were detained by the government thing why you go ask people to come directly to this place to protest against the government of nikola motherhood of all of this code that they have waiting in the middle of what many fate is the biggest power of power cut in the country three a massive power cut that has left venezuela mostly. even though it has started electricity has started to be restored in some parts of the country in neighborhoods like this one for example still has not been returned that has generated a critical situation not only here in the capital but around t

kansas city, missouri man who says his garage floor fell through swallowing up his vintage 1983 cadillac just minutes after he parked it. you can see it collapsed down into his basement. he said he was eating dinner when he heard a loud bang. >> luckily, no one was hurt. >> in texas, three separate murders with similar crime scenes. >> no evidence and no dna. >> police in austin told a kpix anchor how police got their big break. >> they get a po video from a guy in the neighborhood on the night of the first murder trying out his new scope. he happens to just be at the right place at the right time to catch a person walking down the sidewalk. >> 48 hours is tonight at 10:00 right here on kpix5. >>> still ahead, preventing tragedy, how one bay area group works to keep the safety on the golden gate bridge. on the golden gate bridge. >>> sightseers snap photos of the golden gate bridge, and a group of volunteers have their site set elsewhere. bridge watch angels are a group of 6000 volunteers trained to prevent suicides. bridge watch angels founder better known as mia leads to 200 volunteers

they summarize the company as a cadillac of ideas that inspires users to go out and do things. other start-ups that are expected to ipo in the upcoming months are obviously, air bnb, uber, lyft. what a friday here in san francisco. >> especially if they had some shares. >> the economy has been humming along for years. a kind of big deal red flag that has the money people on wall street talking and worried a little bit. it's called the yield curve. what is that? it's a way to measure risk. usually you pay more to borrow money for 10 years than you do to borrow money for two years. today the yield curve inverted. it's cheaper to borrow money for a shorter period of time. investors are worried about the long term bigger picture. historically it means a recession will hit in about the next 18 months. >>> you're hired. that's the news one bay area woman got. she's sharing the story of how she landed a job while six months pregnant. it shouldn't be a typical. it's not just women who say they're learning something from this experience. >>> new details on a local family indicted in the

from the local state senator's cadillac dealership. are stories, i do not know if they are true, but chicago was such a population center. below 3 has dipped million, but it was above at times. they elected a lot of legislators and a lot of them would come down and they would wait for mayor daley's people to tell them how to vote. >> you mentioned to george ryan. what was his background and him as a republican? how did he end up beating the democrat? even out ryan was not of office a year when in 2003, he was indicted. >> when was he elected? >> he was elected in 1998. >> he served to -- >> he was speaker of the house before that and he was a powerful legislator. house,the speaker of the which is a very powerful position in illinois. he had been elected official .ack in a different county, too i know he ran the county politically. he was called a master of old line politics. he did not offer politically any different from a lot of his predecessors. up with ryan, and within a year after he had left the governorship, he was a one term go

he chased his creative pursuits all the way to detroit where he completed design sketches for cadillac. in 1958, he continued west, settling in san francisco and starting his own business. he loved the independence of freedom of being his own boss, so he opened the first black owned art gallery in the city. white's first public art show was in golden gate park, haul of flowers, in 1964. mr. white's artwork and writings would carrie him across the united states and the world. he displayed his work in historic festivals in chicago, nigeria, and france. in 1983, he became the first black artist to display his work at the monterey jazz festival. mr. white's work is a testament to his devotion to black art, culture, and life. his large canvass documented everyday people in san francisco where he lived and worked for over 60 years. his paintings tell the struggles of black struggle and joy. he painted every aspect of the human condition, from children at play to adults at work and elderly at rest, but mostly exclusively painting black folk. his artwork was a revolutionary act in itself in th

he chased his creative pursuits all the way to detroit where he completed design sketches for cadillac. in 1958, he continued west, settling in san francisco and starting his own business. he loved the independence of freedom of being his own boss, so he opened the first black owned art gallery in the city. white's first public art show was in golden gate park, haul of flowers, in 1964. mr. white's artwork and writings would carrie him across the united states and the world.

he chased his creative pursuits all the way to detroit where he completed design sketches for cadillac. in 1958, he continued west, settling in san francisco and starting his own business. he loved the independence of freedom of being his own boss,

tried to run but police were able to detain him and they found a woman in the trunk of that man's cadillac. both the 61-year-old suspect and the 37-year-old victim were taken to the hospital. the man was booked on domestic violence and trying to avoid arrest. >>> fat tuesday celebrations are happening around the world today. now today is the last day before the beginning of the catholic observance of lent. carnival dancers hit the streets of rio de janeiro, brazil, last night. that city hosts some of the biggest mardi gras celebrations in the world. new orleans is celebrating. we are right now on bourbon street in new orleans. looks pretty calm at the moment. it is 8:15 at the moment. however, you know that things will pick up later. a big mardi gras party is planned for today, with several parades marking the end of carnival season. more than a million people are planning to celebrate. you are good for the beignets and the coffee. you have to get the beads. >> and the king cake. >> my friend had us over the other night and we had the king kick. did not get the baby. >> i did not. >> i don

became prime minister, i predicted your victory, when i showed you winston churchill's spoon on my cadillachter ) man, england has taken a real step down from the "sword in the stone." (as old wise man) "legend tells that she who touches the spoon upon the car shall rule england with her knights of the lazy susan!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) also, uri, why do you have winston churchill's spoon? ( laughter ) get a new thing! it's been 40 years. bend a fork! ( laughter ) but then, geller took it up a notch, promising to put a stop to theresa may's biggest challenger, labour party leader and homeless man you bathed and bought a suit, but you know it's only going to last a week, jeremy corbyn. corbyn is the odds-on favorite to be the next prime minister, but geller has a foolproof plan to stop him, pledging "jeremy corbyn will never get the keys to number 10 downing street," because "i will ensure that they bend out of all proportion to ensure that he never takes up residence there." brilliant! ( cheers and applause ) i can't believe! why! i can't believe i won the election-- oh, no! the key doe

a kansas city, missouri man after his garage floor of fell through swelling up his vintage 1983 cadillac minutes after he parked it. you can see a collapse into his basement. he said he was inside eating dinner when he heard a loud bang. >> i looked out my window when i saw the car like this. i couldn't believe it. i hollered at my mom to give me her keys. her van was sitting right here. i had to run around the side to get it out before it collapsed down in there. >> he is very lucky. luckily, no one, including him, was hurt. what a mess. >>> let's check the roadways. >> nothing like that going on the roadways. everything looks pretty good for the most part. we have a few trouble spots we have been watching this morning as you work your way through the peninsula. headed along northbound 280 right at alpine, the right shoulder had some activity. it is mostly affecting the offramp. chp will shut it down temporarily to clear the vehicle. it looks like it may have gone down the embankment off to the right shoulder on the side. north 280 at alpine, the offramp will be closed momentarily. the

i bought a 1986 cadillac deville. it was 1986.like too much. >> well, that did not include the $100 i had to slip the guy to pass the smog inspection. it was never going to pass. >> jimmy: you can do that. i didn't know that. interesting. >> it was a mess. no radiator. car would overheat if i wanted to get to an audition. i was in the valley, sleeping on a friend's floor. i'd have to leave for santa monica, two, three hours. >> jimmy: did you have that car when you started the oc? >> i did. >> jimmy: did people make fun of you? >> they did. the producers got me a rental car to drive to the pilot because they were worried that that thing was going -- we were somewhere, they were worried it was going to die on the pilot. so they rented me a car and then when the series was picked up, i bought a new car. >> jimmy: and now you're a dad with probably car seats in the back of your car? >> we have two -- i believe we have five car seats total in our house. it's crazy. we only have two kids. >> jimmy: why because of cabs? >> because of ca

." ♪ we're going riding on the he freeway of love in a pink cadillac.o our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. lauren: lyft's initial public offering is slated for tomorrow. the ride sharing company increasing the target price to 70 to $72 a share, from 62 to 68. expecting to raise as much as $2.2 billion, valuing the company at as much at $24 billion. lyft is first out of the gate for what is expected to be quite lit l rally a -- literally a stampede of so-called unicorns. also on deck, uber, slack, pinterest and airbnb. these are privately held companies that people want to buy. should they buy them? joining me now is alejandro or tees. ortez. should you buy lyft and some of the other unicorns? >> good morning. thank you for having me on. it's a tough question. lyft has tons of growth potential. i think that's what investors are seeing. reuters said the road show was over-subscribed. investors are very interested in this

we're getting the news ford frod about the expedition, we're getting news that cadillac is going to be new ct-5 sedan but the chevy cruz in lordstown, ohio, they can't seem to sell the car. is that just a car problem and not a general motors versus president trump problem? >> that's exactly right. we're looking at a situation where in this country people just are not buying sedans the way they did a generation ago, even five years ago, with oil prices being what they are, the preference is for suvs and frankly the larger the better. that's where the industry's going. so we're seeing this sort of rationalization which general motors announced last fall closing five factories and ford and the other automakers are all p kind of in the same boat on this. focusing on suvs and away from he sedans. cheryl: that's certainly true. people want bigger and better, they want electric, maybe go to texas, all you can see is big trucks all over the road. at the same time, the president did make an interesting point yesterday in his twitter attacks against gm or on sunday, excuse me. he said, look, why

couple of cadillacs. >> who let the dogs out?are the right height. >> corporations are people. >> i like being able to fire people. >> not familiar precisely with what i said but i stand by what i said whatever it was. >> we love mitt. some may think he deserves it but not this time. today the utah senator posted this video on twitter. his staff brought him a cake made out of twinkies. he then proceeded to blow out the candles carefully removing them and extinguishing it one by one by one by one and one. by one. doing it again. p. >> look at this. >> and then everybody went nuts. news article, twitter posts, guess what. he had it right. his way of blowing out candles is the sanitary way. nobody wants his spittle on your twinkie. good for him. consider the ground breaking study in the food research bacterial transfer of blowing out candles on the birthday cake. blowing out candles resulted in 1400% more bacteria compared to icing blown on. can't argue with science. thank you senator romney for standing up to the critics. you truly

depends on what your house is like and our contractors experience they're sometimes considered the cadillac anchor and triplely instead of not witting for the e post-office box this is essentially to use when you don't have the overhead for the foundation it really depends on the contractor and engineering what they prefer. >> talking to a qualified professional and see what >> welcome and thank you so much. thank you for the beautiful tunes. it is hard to stop dancing. that we have some wonderful dignitaries here today who want to speak with us and share. my name is dr. ellen hammersley. i'm the vice president of client services at catholic charities. it is my honor and pleasure to introduce to you today our c.e.o. she is a light of inspiration to all of a sudden catholic charities. her grades and leadership is an inspiration to all of, and we hope she will inspire all of you as she does all of our staff thank you. welcome. [applause] >> thank you. what a wonderful crowd to have today. wow. this is beautiful. first of all, i want to extend a warm welcome and thank thank you for participati

them revel in the possibility that anything can be wonderful, that everybody in the age can have aa cadillacthat is the fuel of youth, dan. >> would you say the same thing about fascism? what if alexandria ocasio-cortez was promoting fascism? s would you say she had a hard? >> of course not. >> why would you say it about socialism? speak i am not a socialist, i am a capitalist, i am a republican. but i understand of the generosity of the concept of socialism. >> sean: she says we've got to get rid of cars, she's in cars. she doesn't ride her bike. this is the hypocrisy. liberals are only generous with other people's money, geraldo. look at nancy pelosi, we send our cameras to her district. we saw homeless people, feces, and needles everywhere, and she is a multimillionaire. why can't she build a homeless shelter so they can shower and get treatment of the drug addicts? >> i'm not here to speak in favor of nancy pelosi. i don't know what she does with her private money, i don't know what charities she supports or does not support, all i know as alexandria ocasio-cortez represents an ideal to

police say last wednesday he drove his truck to his staten island home and used it to ram his cadillacmes and drove over his body. investigators do not believe the killing was related to organized crime, there's been speculation was revenge for him not allowing him to date his knees. police don't have the evidence to support that. anthony comella was arrested at his parents home in new jersey," you can see bro trump and pro-conservative and other writings on his hands. because he waved he will be brought back to stand trial in new york. meanwhile experts say for his own safety he will be placed in segregation at the staten island jail. those who cover organized crime say his threat will arrive when he goes to state prison, they believe his cronies will try to avenge his death. even a high-ranking member of the nypd told the post that he is going to have some issues in jail. the last time a mafia guy was murdered in new york was 1985 when he was gunned down outside of a steak house in manhattan. the head was not to be ordered by john gotti who became head of the family. 1992 his right-h

this is the cadillac of the 737 fleet. is this a case of pilots learning new avionics or are any other unsavory relationships at work here, do you think? >> this new version of the 737 is very similar in many respects to the older models of the 737. and there really was not all that much training required for pilots who fly the current versions or the previous versions of the 737 to take over the controls of this new model, but there were aspects of the design of the plane that needed to be tweaked so that it handled the same way and thus required less training. and that included in some respects some additional stall prevention systems in the cockpit. so some cockpit systems that were new to the max. and boeing late on monday confirmed today that they are updating a significant aspect of that flight control system in these new planes. >> based on what you know and what you've reported, is it safe to fly on board these aircraft? i have seen television newscasts today repeat the government admonition that everything is fine

hard-charging environment that led to so many accounts they were ripping off it was like first place cadillachey did that to the employees like i better make up some fake accounts so i don't get fired or get a bonus. that didn't make any money for wells fargo. you don't make money off dummy accounts you made a few pennys per account that's not how banks make money. this was an internal problem through aggressive strategy. it wasn't ripping off people. >> but jonas that's fair you're understating that a little bit that parse in parse" they had a hyper aggressive sales culture which also encouraged their people to upsell customers on as many products as possible whether or not these were good products for people that has also been part of the wells fargo culture, that is part of the wells fargo culture that tim sloan rose in over a course of 30 years and so i think liz put it well. you don't have to agree with the way elizabeth warren says it to agree that wells fargo might have done better by itself, by having gotten an outside ceo at the beginning of the crisis, not now. >> adam, when does up

and it is not a healthy environment no matter what -- you could have cadillac health services and the population would be an environment that is totally unhealthy. we need to acknowledge that. figure out what we can do with our scope of work within our charter to adjust that as well. people should not live under those conditions. period. >> commission sanchez. >> i would just like to thank the i do a log and everythingtho bring this on the radar at this point. it's a very important acknowledgment and i just want to share that it took the institute of medicine a number of years after many studies, to say that violence is an epidemic and a public-health issue. they did that after a number of committees met from different groups and some of us over the years. what we're saying is, to bring the data together looking at specific cities or areas to document what it has, since then, it's the national academy of medicine. even a higher level. they're taking more public stands. it is just so exciting that some of the largest members are from ucsf and berkeley. they are involved in a number of

everybody and south asia can have a cadillac. >> i'm not a socialist, i am a capitalist.e concept of socialism. >> martha: we are not going for that. geraldo rivera, and thomas soul warns that many who are enthralled with the idea that he talks about are just not looking at the evidence. >> so many people today including in the leading university don't pay much attention to evidence when you see people starving in venezuela and fleeing in the neighboring countries and you have to realize that this is a country that once the world's largest oil reserves. he realized that they will run a very good prospect with ideas that sounded good, but in turn out well. >> martha: he makes a great point. geraldo rivera joins me now. you have a lot to push back there last night and we are all picturing you and your t-shirt with your big mustache. there is a feeling i do think that some folks think that it feels cool. socialism is sort of this idea that everyone should have equality and everyone should sort of get what they need from the bureaucracy. the problem is that the bureaucracy li

it's reported that the victim was lured from his home by the hit man who backed a truck into his cadillac license plate, which has fallen off, and when he turns around to put it back on his car that's when the fire happens which had them six times. that was captured on surveillance video, which may be a first. cali's family reportedly refused to turn over that footage to the nypd, so the cops had to come back with a search warrant to get the video. >> i won't get too deep into it, but whether it was an altercation or conversation remains to be seen. but he has a conversation with an individual in front of that residence. and that individual at some point in time -- it's only about a minute into it -- pulls out a firearm and shots are fired. >> the victim reportedly had close ties to sicily, this could be a power struggle to bring control over their illicit business back to the states. cali is the first alleged organized crime boss to be killed in new york since paul castellano was gunned down outside the sparks steak house in manhattan in 1985. the gotti family associate was expected dumb

. >> caller: i purchased a small position in cadillac golf company and i'm thinking of buying more. >like the stock. i'm surprised it fell down so much i like it. i think it's a good stock to own. i think you can buy it and put away charles in florida, charles? >> boo-yah although i have no idea what that means >> i don't either. >> berkshire hathaway. i bought it in 2007. it went down in 40%. i rode it. now it's up 150% i know your position on taking some winnings off the table and paying tax, but i'm 77 years old and would like to let it ride for my heirs >> i'm going to agree with you i want you to let it ride. there is no reason to sell that stock. that company is doing terrific we're going to hold on that. i like your analysis let's go to craig in new york. craig? >> zimmer biomet holdings. >> i like striker more than i like zbh i like intuitive surgical more they know like that one. and then my favorite is tandem diabetes, which i reiterate, if apple would buy, they could then start a $10 a month service that everybody would take tandem diabetes would add close to $20 million in

he's got a string of major dealerships that sell some of the biggest car brands, bmw, chevy, cadillacfiniti and lincoln. he joins us now. steve, thank you so much for being here. i just want to get right off the bat to you, i'm sure you have an online model as well, but all online, when you saw tesla was doing that, did you think to yourself this could be the beginning of at least a threat of some sort? >> no. it was just the continuation. listen, i respect elon musk but it really was a continuation of the medicine man coming up with something that's supposedly new. we have been selling automobiles online for many years but there are components of those sales and because of regulatory requirements and practical requirements, you can't just sell a carion line, have them sign a contract and say that's all i have to do. you have to have -- liz: ebay does it arguably with a bigger leap of faith where people just say okay, i'll take it, then they don't even test drive it sometimes. >> except it's subject to confirmation. so we have sold cars with ebay, we have sold them otherwise. the diff

really important to understand we moved a product, you just about a year-and-a-half ago, we moved the cadillacto the united states. its predecessor was in mexico. so that was a move we, a product that we moved here that has potentially higher volumes. so if you got to look at it as a system. reporter: charles, i don't know who we ticked off out here but somebody is not happy with us. but they're happy here, i'll tell you. very happy workers at the plant, make the chevy bolt and the, the chevy sonic. they will soon making an all-electric car, 400 new jobs, $300 million worth of investment. charles. charles: great stuff, jeff. get inside, buddy. we'll talk to you again soon. we want to bring in the car coach, lauren fix. i think it is remarkable news. i don't like when people belittle it, bloomberg says she is throwing president trump a bone. we're talking about american jobs here. i think it's a wonderful bit of news. >> it's a wonderful bit of news. gm is trying to bring jobs back to the united states. they want jobs here as well. if you have tariffs, you will sell vehicles in that country, ve

the health facility that was there, you probably should buy your stateac from the local senator's cadillac dealership. then you got your job. chicago had such a population center. below 3 i guess dipped million people but it was above at times. they elected a lot of legislators. a lot of them would come down to tell for mayor daley them how to vote. tiffany: george ryan, what was his background and how did he end up beating the democrats? even oute was not of office a year when he was indicted. he was elected in 1998. the houseaker of before that. he was a powerful legislator. he was the speaker of the house, a very powerful position in illinois. he was an elected official in the county i think. i think he ran the county board. i know he ran the county politically. in many ways, he didn't operate politically any different than his predecessors in different counties, democrats and republicans. things caught up with ryan and within a year, he was a one term governor, he was indicted. on a whole variety of charges related to so-called corrupt activities during his years of public service. tri

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