half about self driving car unit. their first driverless car service in the next few months. it's gonna cater to individuals as well as individuals. we will roll out. the most expensive watch upper auction. it was actually named the osprey. $3.8 million. lawmakers back on capital hill. they haveç a long to do list before the end of the year. it may be a lame duck congress but can you get anything done before the democrats take up the house in january. the contributor. in the ted harvey community. welcome to you both. the list goes on and on. were talking tax cuts. with funding the government. can they get it done before december 8. i think it's going to be a real challenge and here is why. because of the impending leadership fight in the house. republican conference. they are challenging kevin mccarthy. republicans do have both chambers. they have the ability and the straight shot to get things donç and they could pull it off. but i think it would be one thing that might be standing and their weight is the fact that

-- car unit. you said yesterday that not now. >> it is not in the plans. >> but is it true that our investors are nudging you to divest the unit? >> we have lots of investors with a lot of different opinions and happily we have a board of directors and we discuss it with them. right now the total focus of the company is as it relates to autonomous, how do we get back on the road in the safest manner possible? that is the focus and i think that we are building an enormous asset of incredible value with a thomas. there are very few companies in the world that have the software capability that we have, and the advantage we have in building autonomous under the same roof as the network, that is incredible. we're also combining with partnerships like companies like toyota and we will bring you the third-party are thomas technology as well. we think that is the right strategy to try to bridge the gap between worlds we have human drivers and now you are introducing these personal electric vehicles. autono

in mind japan exports about $40 billion worth of ca i’s exports about $40 billion worth of cars to the unitedto the united states every year, and so japan is reluctantly been basically put in a corner and is having to accept these new bilateral trade negotiations against its will. and those will begin, we understand in january. its will. and those will begin, we understand injanuary. that's been really major focus of the meetings here between mike pence and shinto abbey. we put, thank you, i know you will keep us across that. the initial u—boats happening on the markets. japanese stocks hitting a two week low. fewer orders from apple. suggesting iphone sales are slowing. enough to drag down tech stocks. managing editor back some of its losses by the end of the session, down 2% rather than 4%. but all about optimism filtering through, that got through to hong kong suggesting china and the us may have resumed high—level talks. reports in the wall streetjournal said the us treasury secretary has resumed talks with the chinese vice premier. talks on friday. some sign perhaps the trade work may be

united states. they are opening up car plants, factories, all over the country. the united states is booming and we have the lowest unemployment. essentially ever had. we have a lot of good things happening. we need workers. but they have to come and legally we want them to come in. people who want to do a great job for our country. they come in through a merit system. they want open borders and people can just flow in. you have tremendously dangerous people in those caravans. and we do not want them coming into the united states will not let them to we are throwing out ms 13 and so many others. we are throwing them out of our country by the thousands. that got in here over the years. we are trying them out by the thousands and we are bringing back downstairs. we're making town safe. we are doing a job. but we are getting hurt by the ninth circuit very badly. i have not seen anybody file anyplace else. they automatically go to the ninth circuit. they could go any place in the country. i think we will have to stop that somehow. the judges are going to have to get t

we should mention by the way, gm sales in china eclipse those sales of cars here in the united statesthey make more money from the car sales in the united states in terms but they sell more, the volume is greater. >> harris: people who've been watching on the leslie mike left side of the screen, we are awaiting that conference with press secretary sarah sanders to step up to the lectern at any moment and this is one of those topics as we were seeing it come together yesterday that i kind of had my eye on and it isn't just the tax cuts and it isn't just the 15% workforce, it's the idea that this president engages at such a level we've never really seen before. he will do it on twitter, i don't know if anybody knows as much about her coming to the white house yesterday, we had that report hitting our alerts. >> this is a president who takes everything very personally as we seen here. >> harris: sarah sanders, press secretary of the white house, let's watch together. >> secretary sanders: president trump's participation in the g20 summit is a key opportunity to reiterate his commitment t

united states. they're opening up car plants. they're opening up factories all over the country. the united states is booming. we have the lowest unemployment we have essentially have ever had. so we have a lot of good things happening. we need workers. but they have to come in legally. we want them to come in. people who want to work and want to do a great job for our country, they come in through a merit system. they have to come in. right now, under the democrats, they don't have a merit system. they want open borders and people can just flow in. you have tremendously dangerous people in those caravans. and we do not want them coming into the united states. and we're not going to let them. we're throwing out ms-13 and so many others. we're throwing them out of our country by the thousands, and we're throwing them out by the thousands and we're bringing back towns, making towns safe, and we're doing an excellent job, but we're getting hurt by the ninth circuit badly. everybody files in the ninth circuit. i haven't seen anybody file anyplace else. they can go anywhere in the coun

. >> mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states, where they make so many carsm. not at great benefit to us, by the way. >> reporter: trump also intensified his feud with chief justice john roberts over a ninth circuit court judge's decision to temporarily block his asylum ban. tweeting, "justice roberts can say what he wants but the ninth circuit is a complete and total disaster. judges must not legislate safety and security at the border or anywhere else." >> this ninth circuit, it's totally out of control. everybody knows. >> reporter: earlier in the week, roberts had made a rebuke on the president's attack on the court, saying that the independent judiciary is something we should all be thankful for. >> what they're doing, what they're saying, the opinions are very unfair to law enforcement. >> reporter: the president also threatened to shut down the government if he doesn't get money for border security, including the wall, and he's now raising the possibility of military confrontations with troops recently deployed on the border. >> if they have to, they'r

a report in the information a couple weeks ago about uber considering divesting the self-driving car unithe said yesterday to reuters that -- not now. dara: not in the plans. jordan: our investors nudging you to divest the unit? a lot of investors have a lot of different opinions. with the boardis of directors. the total focus of the company ,s, as it relates to autonomous how do we get back on the road in the safest manner possible? that is the focus. value building incredible with autonomous. there are few companies with the software capability we have and the building we have under the same roof. we are partnering with companies like toyota and will work with third parties. it's not just about the internal technology. we think it is the right strategy to try to bridge a gap with human drivers and now you are introducing these personal electric vehicles. that kind of a hybrid mode is the right mode for at least the next 10 years. -- how weonomous monetize the economists -- how we monetize the autonomous technologies next. we are working as hard as we can to develop that technology. jord

a report in the information a couple weeks ago about uber considering divesting the self-driving car unityou said yesterday to reuters that -- not now. dara: not in the plans. jordan: are investors nudging you to divest the unit? dara: a lot of investors have a lot of different opinions. we discussed this with the board of directors. right now, the total focus of the company is as it relates to autonomous -- how did we get back on the road in the safest manner possible. the focus. we are building an enormous asset with incredible value for autonomous. there are few companies in the world a have the software capability that we have in the advantage we have in building autonomous under the same roof as the network is incredible. we are partnering with companies like toyota and will work with third parties. it's not just about the internal technology. we think that is the right strategy to try to bridge a gap with human drivers and now you are introducing these personal electric vehicles. autonomous technology will, in, that is kind of the hybrid mode that is the right mode for at least the

about uber considering divesting the self driving car unit. you said yesterday to reuters that -- not now. not in the plans. >> is it true that investors are nudging you to the vesting? >> i have a lot of to investors with a lot of different opinions. happily i have a board of directors. right now the total focus of the company, as a relates to autonomous, is how do we get back on the road in as safe a manner as possible? think we are building and a norman's asset. there are very few companies in operationalat have software capability that we have and the advantage we have of building autonomous under the same roof as the network is pretty incredible. we are combining with partnerships and committees like toyota. we think that is the right strategy to bridge the gap between a world where you have human drivers and now you're introducing these personal electric vehicles, autonomous technology will come in. that hybrid mode is the mode we think at least for the next 10 years. we are going to have all the options of the world and creating a big v

i mean the whole border, in mexico won't be able to sell their cars into the united states where they sell so many cars at a great benefit to them. not a great benefit to us, by the way, but at least we have a great, new trade to with mexico and canada. andwe will close the border mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states until it is open. when they lose control of the border on the mexico side, we will just close the border in we have a very powerful border. the military has been fantastic with the job they have done. and by the way, border patrol and ice and all of the law enforcement involved, they have done an incredible job, and they wanted this for years. i have been the first president to have done this to this extent. i guess the previous presidents did not care just wanted open borders. if you go back to matthew 2006, they all approved a wall -- if -- if back to the iraqi you go back to 2006, the all approved a wall. if you look at obama, hillary clinton, schumer -- they think it is good for them politically, but i think it is bad for them politically.

i mean the whole border and mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states, where they make so many cars at great benefit to them. not a great benefit to us, by the way. but at least now we have a good new trade deal with mechanics dough, and with canada, but we will close the border. that means that mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states until it's open. but we're going to have a border. if they lose control of the border on the mexican side we close the border. we built a very strong border in a short period of time. the military has been fantastic. the job they've done. by the way, border patrol, i.c.e., all the law enforcement we have involved -- we have local law enforcement, too. they have done an incredible job. they wanted this for years. i'm the first president that's done this to this extent but they've wanted this for years and some of the presidents, i guess, they didn't care or they wanted open borders. i don't think they wanted open borders. most of them, you go back to 2006, they all approved, essentially, a wall, a very pow

. >> mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states where they make so many cars at greatenit to them, not at great benefit to us, by the way. >> reporter: trump also intensified his feud with chief justice john roberts over a ninth circuit judge's decision to temporarily block his asylum ban tweeting, justice roberts can say what he wants, but the ninth circuit is a complete and total disaster. judges must not legislate security and safety at the border or anywhere else. >> the ninth circuit, everybody knows it's totally out of control. >> reporter: earlier in the week roberts had made a rare rebuke of the president's attack on the court saying, that independent judiciary is something we should all be thankful for. >> what they're doing, what they're saying, the opinions are very unfair to law enforcement. >> reporter: the president also threatened to shut down the government if he doesn't get money for border security including the wall, and he's now raising the possibility of deadly military confrontations with troops recently deployed on the border. >> they have

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.m. by the way of his tax his tax policy but he also has this tariffs

market, majority of those cars will go in theunited states united states for the united states, and weill continue to invest in spartanburg. slumpedgeneral motors as president trump warned he may terminate subsidies for his electric car programs in retaliation for the decision to close factories and cut thousands of jobs. he tweeted his anger at the the ceo, writing that the u.s. saved gm in the past and is being repaid with job losses and closures. the president question why no plants are being shut in mexico or china. microsoft has surpassed apple as the world's most valuable listed company thanks to a $300 billion rout. it briefly took the crown monday, but yesterday's close saw the market cap rise to $828 billion, more than a billion ahead of apple. data shows microsoft was last in the league in 2010. apple has slumped this month on concerns of -- over iphone sales. unilever is said to be in exclusive talks to buy -- from a drugmaker. a rival bid from net -- nestle -- beaten to buy them all multi-beverage. it could come with a price tag of about $4 billion. that is your bloomberg b

in 2017, the united states exported almost 260,000 cars and trucks built in the united states to china. we have an automotive trade surplus with china and we export more cars built here in america by americans to china and we import -- van we import from china. as a result of the tariffs under 301, that trade could change. other issues in the u.s. and china trade agreement, absolutely there is. i agree with senator portman that those issues get resolved. i am just making the point that there are consequences to the current strategy if we cannot resolve those trading issues, then we can see significant impacts in states like south carolina and alabama, which are export engines of vehicles from the united states to china. so let me wrap up with one final thought. i think as senator portman observes, congress does need to get involved. the u.s. congress has delegated is trade authority to the executive, and that has resulted in a fairly efficient process when it comes to trade negotiation. but i think that congress needs to look at questions like rather not 232 is appropriately applied in

is ready to fire back at president trump proposes new tariffs on cars exported into united states.russels has a list of her territory measures ready if trump follows through on his long-standing threat aimed at european carmakers. the steps could target agriculture and other goods. she expressed hope they could be avoided through talks. donald trump has a beauty return to impose an extra 25% levy on all cars and tracks coming in to the u.s. that's all your business. thank you so much. writers are the conscious keepers of society marking the day of the imprisoned writer. trying the attention to the cases of five individuals who it says embody the fates of many journalists and writers around the world. here's a look at three. reporter: arrested. jailed. murdered. three cases thousands of miles apart. all persecuted for their work. first, alex sensov, known as russia's most famous prisoner. the ukrainian writer filmmaker and fierce critic of the kremlin is serving a 20 year jail term. he's accused of plotting acts of terrorism, charges he says are politically motivated. alam, an award

theg trialins tomorrow for the man accused o ramming his car into a rally at the unite the right rally. james alex fields is charged with murder. >>> the sales continue. cyber monday is hours away. experts estimate americans will spend more than $7 billion shopping online tomorrow. >> in just hours, this switch will be flipped for the capitol hill christmas tree. the tree lighting was rescheduled because of bad weather. the event starts at 5:30 at eastern market metro>> plaza. "meet the press" starts at 10:30 this morning. maryland congressman elijah cummings will alk withchuck. that's at 10:30 here on nbc 4. od day to chop down that tree, put some lights up. >> put some lig es up,n some of the christmas lighting ceremonies, perfect day. mid to upps, 30s tonight. temperatures will be back in the 50s f tomorrow. we have the chance of rain moving in by daybreak tomorrow. it could be breezy by tomorrow afternoon but that rain should move out of here tomorrow afternoon right before that evening commute. dry tuesday, wednesday, thursday. may have to add more rain for next friday. >> darn. l

. >> seems that gm would rather build cars in china rather than the united states. ing to be looking at certain subsidies regarding electric cars and others. cheryl: harsh words from the administration as they prepare to up the stakes in the battle with general motors. lauren: regardless the dow rose over 100 points yesterday, futures up this morning, dow gaining 43, s&p up 3, nasdaq 11. cheryl: in europe stocks opening as you can see mostly higher, ftse barely in the red by a fraction. lawyer flaur asia all green, stock markets all gaining more than 1%. cheryl: plus how one fast-food chain hooking up with tinder will draw in millennials, fbn:am continues right now. ♪ ♪ cheryl: 5:30 a.m. in new york, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hi, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: general motors on the defense right now after they announced massive job cuts on monday. president trump is now threatening to cut subsidies in particular people that buy cars, nothing being closed in mÉxico and china, the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks we get, we are looking to cut gm subsidi

president tom trump has repeatedly threatened to increase terrorist car in person and criticized germany's huge trade surplus with the united states ox wagon produces cars in tennessee or seeds manufacturers vehicles in alabama and b.m.w. has an s from the factory in south carolina. now in light of president trump's publicly voiced tough stance against german carmakers we asked our wall street correspondent yes cordin what to make of this invitation well on one side washington might try to convince the german car industry to also menu effect there are more components in the united states and then washington also probably will try to put some pressure on the most important industry of the biggest economy in europe being germany to also get straight talk so with the european union going washington has repeatedly said that those talks in negotiations are moving far too slowly and with putting pressure on the car industry maybe they're hoping to get some leverage here as far as i know that the talks are not confirmed yet but already there is a lot of talk about that it could happen was in the next couple of days. gens going to

to go against their economic interest and do what president said, and build those chinese cars here in the united states? reporter: i don't think there is anyway you could afford to build a car in china -- build a car in u.s. and sell it in china and make money. unless you are talking about real high-end stuff, if you talk about mass market vehicles, that is most of what they sell in china, that is only thing you could do vie abily to build a real economiea --expensive car n afford. 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 opera

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cars. the united way of northern california set up the camp fire relief fund to help with financial donations. i have sydid sidney griffin her. people want to bring doughnuts and water. why is money critical? >> it is critical because it allows us to impact those basic needs, and to provide immediate relief to those folks who are starting their path to recovery. >> right, because you are talking about getting folks out of the shelters, into transitional housing, and into permanent housing. some have lost their paychecks? >> yes, absolutely. it provides that short-term relief, where they're able to take care of some of those basic needs that will allow them to move towards recovery and support. >> and the united way does a really good job of maximizing the impact of your dollars, so you and i spend $1, we spend $1, the united way spends $1 and you multiply that. >> today is giving tuesday, so it's a great opportunity for us to extend the spirit of giving into the community, and we're focused here on northern and southern california, and really trying to impact those communities. >> all right,

unit. other cars in japan and europe are part of the recall. >>> happening today, celebrations coming to san francisco. hundreds of people will take part in the mission district. it begins at 6:00 don't o'brien street between 19th and 24th. the festival will be at garfield park. the public is invited to bring flowers, candles and mementos. >> if you haven't been, check it out. it is something to see. >> very fascinating. and people wearing heavy coates. you won't need that tonight. temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s. here's november in redwood city. start off mild, 70 and 47. we drop to 47 and 42. november is the month where we see the biggest drop in temperatures the entire year. we have been as cold as 23 and as warm as 87. nearly two and a half inches of rain. yeah. that would be great, wouldn't it. livermore, pretty much the same as redwood city. 60 and 41. 93 and a little bit colder on the cold side, the 2. not much rain. an inch and three-quarters. here's alexis. >> already. we are looking pretty good on the roads so far this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, don't have a sta

cars. the market opportunity is for one million units.mall fraction of a 10 million-unit luxury car market. they have taken a tremendous amount of market share from car companies this year, model three. the share gains in model three so far are near what they have been able to do with their premium sedan, the model s. for a company that has done so well, they will just start selling their model three in europe and china. all that is in front. i think there is a tremendous amount of room for the company to grow. the question has always been around management. their ability to do better than what they say and limit the volatility of the stock. it has been a tumultuous couple of quarters. , things haveonth improved on all fronts, so i am optimistic. emily: there is competition. automakers are making alternatives to what tesla is offering. he recently said he thinks tesla will always be ahead in self driving because it is a software problem and not a hardware problem. do you agree that tesla will always be ahead, or do they have to think abou

in the nextbecause generation, we will show the , we aret the motor show a very successful car in the united , weou look, we did already invested heavily in suvs and that is why the new model will come to the market next year. that is why we have these products. our product offensive was one bid toward electrification, and the other one was an suv offensive, and you will see more products like the eight series convertible, which will bring tomorrow as well. we are working on the super luxury segment, on the suv offensive and on electrification. for sure, we have investment in the future. we always focus on efficiency and reducing variance, complexity of the project, and saving costs. that was an exclusive interview with the ceo the -- the ceo of bmw, harald krueger. coming up more on asia, this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: this is daybreak asia. i am ramy inocencio in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts. services andanking rapid penetration of smartphones has led to an explosion of investment in recent years in online lending startup aims to grab the spot in the region's largely untapped finan

unit. went. to the baraka and there are also some of the one and. the car which carried this special unit or some collaborators tried to escape and to go to these reporters but there are some of the. brigade. that tried to cover. the sky all the cars aggressive all the soldiers. striking here and. so i think it was. actually launched now we have about six people there were killed. some was. one of them is the one of the permanent second brigade. i think of it will not be easy will not become very force that has the latest from western . well significant military confrontation in gaza a deadly one which raises the prospect at least the risk of more to follow israel has now confirmed that one of its officers was killed in this military operation and another wounded it said that it did carry out a military operation inside gaza it rejected earlier reports that one of the soldiers involved had been abducted saying that everybody had been brought back to israeli territory also saying that at least ten projectiles had been fired from gaza into israeli territory t

. >> that means mexico will not be able to sell their cars in the united states. >> reporter: the president says the walls are needed to stopped the caravan from entering the rest. >> they are not coming through. we are not letting criminals into our country. >> reporter: john kelly instructing the department of defense to allow force including lethal force where necessary. >> you are dealing with a minimum of 500 serious criminals. so i am not going to let the military be taken advantage of. >> reporter: james madison characterized the memo as a request. and he says most of the nearly 6000 active-duty soldiers along the border will be unarmed. nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >>> the former fbi director, james comey is directing a subpoena. the subpoena for james comey and loretta lynch call for them to appear in closed-door interviews as part of an investigation into how law enforcement handled probes of hillary clinton's emails and the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. james comey objects to a closed door 4 thing it could lead to leaking and distortion. he indicates he i

the majority of those cars will go to the united states for the united states. will continue to invest. general motors slumped as president trump warned he may terminate subsidies for its electric car program in retaliation for g.m.'s decision to close factories and cut jobs. companyed anger at the writing that the u.s. had saved gm in the past and is being repaid with job losses and closures. the president questions why no plans are being shut in mexico or china. debra mao in hong kong, thank you so much. the u.s. is refusing chinese capital in the european union is implement in a vetting process. as choosing thing visits spain and portugal, maria tadeo -- as xi jinping visits spain and portugal, maria tadeo -- the spanish government is rolling out the red carpet for china. we get to see a new deal signed by the end of the today visit. this has been a trend in the making for 10 years. china has a trade surplus with pretty much everyone in the european periphery. that is not unusual. this really does tell you a story in the making for a long time. the nature of

units. tesla cut production in china after the tariffs went into effect. to 40% raised the duty in response to donald trump's own measures. they expect to restart production in shanghai next year. targetingart carsavid: he went on to lead negotiations with elon musk for a chinese factory. he spoke to tom mackenzie in shanghai. listen in. >> we talked to elon and his team. jointout we do that, a venture in china? gm had a lot of benefit from the joint venture. even in chapter 11, i was ceo at that time. the only company making a profit globally. in like inn come 2016 with half the price of the import and also with the chinese government, there may be a potential for tesla. >> what would your advice before elon musk? markley to china market, markley to china needs -- more clue the china market, more clue to china needs. diversity.some china is a big market. probably the biggest market in the world. we localization and diversity, this kind of requirements, that will be l.ndamenta it would be very serious to consider. yvonne: that was ding lei speaking with our atomic as a. david: -- with our tom mackenzie. david: we will update your diary next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: big weekend ahead for ta

the deal will expand the unit making software for next generation autonomous cars. they will operate as a separat business unit within blackberry. the shares 1s% to 8.97. >>> ge's finance arm is selling equipment ca finance portfolio f t 1.5 billiot.i.a.a. bank. the deal comes a month after it sold a portfolio of energy investments to a private eity firm. ge shares finished down nearly 2% to $8.02. >> the astro accidentica reported disappointing results from a drug trial. two experimental cancer medicines offered no advantage over chemotherapy in met static lung cancer patients. shares fell 1.5% to 40.67. pfizer plans to raise prices on 41 drugs ce january. that's about 10% of the lineup. most drugs will see a 5% increase. the company had previously rolled back price increes this summer under pressure from president trump. shares rose marginally to 41. today. and cancer drug company tisa. o is exploring a sale. the report comes about a weekre after s fell sharply on oi disaing drug trial results after being halted for a time in today's trade tisaro shares popped 31%

maybe sell it to advertisers or use it, use that information in gm's own robot car unit.onstar is the safety thing on the dashboard. it is interesting. stuart: at the same time, ford motor company they're buying an electric scooter company. not much of a difference. why are they doing that? ashley: no. they want to keep up with the future, stuart. it is called spin, based in san francisco. they operate -- basically the business model is, buy the scooter from some chinese manufacturer, anywhere 3 to $500, rent them out to people, one dollar, $1.15 a minute. you see them all over san francisco. they're popular in l.a. they have another brand. you see the electric scooters flying around town. ford wants to get in on the action. they're in 32 markets. ford says by next year-and-a-half they want to be in over 100 cities. get used to seeing electric scooters fly around. when you drop them off on the street. stuart: that is the wave of the future. i do see them all over new york, the push bikes, electrified. they're all over the place. ashley: yeah. stuart: check the big board.

is ready to fire a buck if president trump imposes new tariffs on cars exported into the united states she said that brussels has a list of her tell you it's already measures ready if trump follows through on his longstanding threats and that european comic calls steps could target agriculture and other goods but also expressed hope they could be avoided through tolls on trump has repeatedly threatened to pose an extra twenty five percent of the on all cars and trucks coming into the race. that's why the business inspect thank you so much rice is the conscience keepers of society so says the writers organization pen international which is marking the day of the imprisoned writer pen is drawing attention to the cases of five individuals who it says embody the fates of many journalists and writers around the world here's a look at three. arrested. jailed murdered. three cases thousands of miles apart persecuted for their work. first all accents off he's known as russia's most famous prisoner. the ukrainian writer filmmaker and fierce critic of the kremlin is serving a twenty year jail te

is ready to fire back if president trump imposes new terrors on cars exported to the united states she said that brussels has a list of retaliatory measures ready if the strong follows through on his long standing threat aimed at european carmakers steps could target agriculture and other sectors but was monstrance expressed hope they could be avoided to toss on trump has repeatedly threatened to impose an extra twenty five percent levy on all cars and trucks coming into the u.s. . italy is borrowing costs continue to surge as its budget dispute with the e.u. is growing more acute on wednesday italy once again refused to cut down on its proposed deficit spending something that the european union had insisted on in light of italy's already huge deadlock now rome is facing possible disciplinary measures from brussels that could involve billions and. as tensions between the e.u. and italy rise so just the cost of italian borrowing investors in other words want more for their money it's no longer a surprise italy's borrowing costs its bond yields for first unsteadily since its populist gov

mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states, where they make so many cars.at benefit to them, not a great benefit to us, by the way. but at least, now, we have a new trade deal with mexico and canada. but, we will close the border. that means that mexico is not going to be able to sell their cars into the united states until it is open. but, we're going to have a border. when they lose control of the border on the mexico side, we close the border. we have a very powerful border. we built a very strong border in a very short period of time for the job they have done -- and by the way, border patrol and ice, all of the law enforcement that we have involved, we have local law enforcement too. have done an incredible job. they wanted this for years. in the first president that is done it to this extent. they wanted this for years. and some of the presidents, i guess they didn't care, or they wanted open borders, i don't think they wanted open borders. because, most of them, if you go back to 2006, they approved a wall. a very powerful fence, which is pretty much

imitation well on one side washington might try to convince the german car industry to all still manufactor more components in the united states and then washington also probably will try to put some pressure on the most important industry of the biggest economy in europe being germany to also get straight talk so with the european union going washington has repeatedly said that those talks in negotiations are moving far too slowly and was putting pressure on the car industry maybe they're hoping to get some leverage here as far as i know the talks are not confirmed yet but already there is a lot of talk about that it could happen was in the next couple of days. now let's turn to the markets themselves thursday is the thanksgiving holiday in the u.s. followed by black friday and of course that's the traditional start of the holiday purchasing season the big shopping season surely that has wall street in a good mood. well it should have wall street in a good mood because with unemployment rate being at the lowest level in almost fifty years we will probably see a pretty good holiday season but the stock market so far as

united states. it could change the dynamic of automakers who have operations here who produce cars in the united stateso other parts of the world. >> i have to ask you, josh, to you first, about this amazon announcement. we've been hearing about it for a year and a half where headquarter 2 was going to be. all these cities offering incentives, everything under the sun. the city's chosen, new york city and northern virginia. two cities that -- they don't need to get their game back. what do you make of this? i want to share what this politician says. the idea that will receive hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks at a time when our subway is crumbling and our communities need more investment, not less, concerning to residents here. >> first, let me say what a cinderella story this is, just a classic rags to riches, these ne'er-do-wells. >> new york down on its luck. >> what a rescue. i think it came down to talent and infrastructure. long island city, you're right across the water from manhattan. i don't know that you could say that about some of these other cities that maybe needed it more. >>

it is down, suffering on the trade front, ironically because it makes cars in the united states.lysis company that produced a positive result, the company trading up on the back of that. i want to spend a moment talking about the spanish banks because they have had a roller coaster ride. the reason was there was a court ruling that said that the transaction taxes on property needed to be paid by the consumer, not by the banks. this was a positive surprise for the markets when it came to the spanish banking stocks, but the problem is that it did not last rout the entire session. the stoxx were up much -- the stoxx were up much, much more. they changed the lawmaking that court decision nolan boyd. the banks finished in positive territory. in europe to give you a sense of how strong the section has been, we are traded up a percent. again, just feeling a little light in europe. not massively, but just a little bit, that tells you that maybe this rally doesn't have that sincerity factor behind it when it comes to the market appreciation of how important those midtones where. that is a

and now two thirds of the cars that were sold in the united states last year were trucks and suvs andduces the chevy cruz, which is a compact car, and so it's not that profitable a carfor gm to be making. however, you know, donald trump, when he was campaigning, and in office, has initiated a trade war with not only competitors to the united states, but also allies, including canada and mexico. and the trade war, steel, tariffs that he has imposed on steel, according to general motors and other automakers, has jacked up the prices of those vehicles and the raw materials. general motors blames $1 billion lost in revenue because of the trade war. so how will that affect president trump in ohio, which of course is such a crucial state in the presidential elections? well, ohio is not only a crucial state, it is a must—win state. no republican has ever won the presidency without winning the state of ohio. so i think this is very damaging, especially if indeed gm does go ahead and shutdown that plant in 2019 like they have promised. the italian film director, bernardo bertolucci, widely reg

cars make them in ohio and gm says we can't make any money like that. >> that comes into trade issue a well gm sells more carses in china than they do in the united statesey want to build where they sell. they cannot profitably make a lot of cars in the united states for export to china especially with that -- chinese tariff of 40% in response to the trump tariffs. so gm is in a tough spot. >> the fight with china, color everything -- >> right. right front and center? every single issue. >> and it can be theoretical at this point for people because it is not hitting as many consumer items but i think this -- autospat kind of tells you what the cost is in terms of if you want manufacturing back in the u.s. >> all right gamings thank you very much indeed sir, next case president trump he was campaigning in mississippi last night ahead of the special senate election which will will held today. roll tape. >> all american -- you vote on tuesday we'll decide whether we build on extraordinary achievement or whether we empower radical democrats to obstruct or progress reverse our gain and return to the failures of the past. this election is about jobs and judge

to pick the routes that they're cut can make safely and that they can stay with their cars in kind of a tighter unit so i think just having that drone right on or really made her make kind of this ras rash decision that ended up working out for a pub could have been a lot worse had it been steeper as far as my research goes when we are filming there is we trained the as a as least invasive as possible so we can sickly set up cameras that are camouflaged their motion activated the bears typically don't even notice and that's just so we don't place any stress on the animals as far as those laws are concerned i do think there needs to be some laws around drone activity with wildlife in particular i just think you know as humans we're already placing a lot of different stressors on animals whether it's you know encroaching into their their areas or hunting or whatever so that adds to that with drones just just one more thing that they don't need so that they definitely think some laws could be beneficial. now there are often forgotten parts and while war one tens of thousands of african and asian soldie

>> the latest we have is the president threatening to add tariffs on all cars imported into the united states. more specifically would go after cars that come from japan and europe because there's no car trade deal. these tariffs could go up by 25%. what that means for you, you could potentially see the cost of your car go up by $4,400. if you're wondering, gm has cut employees, 15% of the work force. they'll be shutting down some plants over the next year or so. but why are they doing this? first one is to cut cost. they also want to adapt to the future. they don't know where millennials are going to be. will they be driving in self-driving cars? continue with these car sharing situations? they're adapting to that situation, electric cars. they're weighing possible trade and tariff concerns. of course reducing cost as a whole. you're seeing more and more americans buying larger suv's. you just showed sedans. >> dana: one of the things the trump administration did, they changed the mileage rules which means people that want mid size trucks or crossovers that actually our american compa

that means that mexico is not going to be able to sell their cars into the united states until it's openporter: the president says the wall and the military are needed to stop the caravan of migrants from entering the u.s. >> they're not coming through. we're not letting criminals into our country. >> reporter: a white house official said the president approved a memo from chief of staff john kelly instructing the department of defense to use force including lethal force when necessary even though it's illegal for the military to act as law enforcement. >> you're dealing with a minimum of 500 serious criminals. so i'm not going to let the military be taken advance of. >> reporter: defense secretary james mattis characterized this is a request, not an order and said the majority of the soldiers at the border will unarmed. >>> the trump administration wants the supreme court to rule on transgender people serving in the military. multiple lawsuits claimed a discrimination. now the u.s. solicitor general is asking the high court to consolidate several cases and make a ruling during its curre

would rather build its electric cars in china rather than in the unite states. we are going to be looking at certain subsidies regarding electric cars and othersnd whether they should apply or not. i can't say anything final about that, but we're looking into it. >> woodruff: g.m. defended initself in a statement, sit acted to ensure long-term success. the company also said it will give affected workers a chance to move to jobs at other plants. there are new questions tonight about a federal detention center for migrant teenagerest texas. it was established in june and quickly expanded to more than 2,300 children. the associated press reports that, in a bid to keep up, officials waived strict f.b.i. background checks for reenings, including for child abuse. the non-profit group managing the shelter says it is exceptionally well-run.am threican soldiers were killed today in afghanistan, the deadliest such attack in 17 months. officials said a roadside bomb went off near the eastern city of ghazni, as the trngps were carrut raids with afghan soldiers. the taliban c