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william knudsen, who headed the chevrolet division who had worked for ford, recognized that there wasin using cheap goods that look cheap. there would be an opportunity to sell the chevrolet by making it look a little classier than the model t. the chevy wouldn't look cheap as the model t was beginning to do. the chevy would make you proud make you stand out! schoumher: for a while henry ford stood his ground with the model t. the man whose name meant efficiency around the world couldn't believe that americans could choose gm's style over ford's substance. he said, why should he go to the trouble of providing a self-starter after all? and why should he have a rear-view mirror in the car? the joke was at the time why have a rear mirror in a ford car, because whatever was behind you would pass you soon anyway. schoumacher: what was passing the ford was the chevy. by the time the depression started in 1929, sloan and gm had overtaken ford. the model t was history. ford brought out a new car the model a, that offered colors and options like gm cars did but it was too late, ford had to set

chevrolet, motorsports, valvoline. we've had an awesome, awesome -- certainly the results doan show it but great support if there our fans, sponsors gatorade kobalt tools. we've been plucking away at it. the off-season was good to sit down and relax and come back to reboot. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmie johnson another win here in texas. >> and battling a cold with michael waltrip, chris myers, and the chase standings, up to the moment, second win for him. interesting, kevin harvick, the 11th time they've finishes, 1, 2, johnson has won nine of those. talk about going back to the horseshoe, this looks like a battle to the end. >> i think he'll have something to say. brad keselowski. the only toyota drive were the win but all of hesitate teammates in are in as well. >> chalk up another one. jimmie johnson. those are the most they run on. let's get final thoughts from larry darrell, and mike. >> i thought the way he ran they'd have a good start. they caught it right at the right time. you've got to have you

chevrolet player of the game jacob degrom mets have taken game one. we'll talk more about it right after this. from citi field. ♪ e the y... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ >> the final score here this afternoon at citi field, mets, 2, and the phillies, 0. phillies drop 3 of 4. the jacob degrom the win, 1-17 aaron harang pitched well but drops to 1-1. phillies 4 and 13 in last 17 ball games against the new york mets. our next telecast tomorrow night, game two, buchanan against harvey 7:00 on comcast sportsnet. chapman auto stores phillies pregame live 6:30. the produce of phillies baseball -- now for ben davis, gregg murphy and our crew, i'm tom mccarthy. 2-0 the final score. now coming up nbc 10 news at 4:00. . >> chester police say a former boyfriend, who was not supposed to be at this home caused a

. >> when police went to henry sullivan's apartment, they found a vintage red 1971 chevrolet cheyenne pickup truck parked outside his apartment. incredibly, the truck belonged to the murder victims, richard and karla van dusen. >> it had been completely restored. it was a classic truck. it was a definite eye catcher, and, in fact, what i would describe as a one-of-a-kind pickup truck. >> when questioned, henry sullivan denied any involvement in the murders. with his driver's license found at the crime scene, it looked like an open and shut case. but it was just the beginning. c. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for every car stolen, 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit, and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help protect yourself from identity theft with one call to lifelock, a leader in identity theft protection? lifelock actively patrols your sensitive, personal information, helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts a

but the guy selling oldsmobiles, pontiacs, buicks and chevrolets couldn't move a car to save their lives was a very sobering moment. in 1980, general motors, america's symbol of blue chip profitability reported an annual loss. it was the company's first since 1921. did gm know a changing market meant carmaking anges? robert stempel is the executive in charge of gm's buick, oldsmobile, and cadillac division. things like the energy crisis, oil availability meant our products needed to get hundreds of pounds lighter. engines had to get more efficient. things we'd given away as we controlled emissions or safety we had to regain. that meant looking at the process that had served us for 60 years. for gm switching to new plants involved weighing tradeoffs. was it the best place to invest? obviously, your rate of return should be better than that in the banking industry. our country has gone through some good returns on money. so the hurdle rate the good return on investment, was a key decision. the plant's usable life was many years. we had to think about this decade and beyond. the indecision

there's buick, cadillac, chevrolet, gmc, opal, holden, wooling, faw -- i mean, millions of these carsina and australia and brazil and it's ten design centers around the world. i have 2,600 people who work for me. it's the largest designer organization not just in the auto industry, but just about any industry. >> incredible. so the work you're doing is absolutely phenomenal. because we're standing in front of this, this is one of my favorite cars at the show. this is a concept car. >> it's purely a concept. >> i can't buy it? >> it's purely a concept, but hopefully it will go into production. i think this car really represents in a very positive way the work we're doing in the buick studio right now. everything is changing. everything will have the look, the smell, the feel, that you see in this vehicle. >> everything. >> so let's take a look. >> sure. >> can i get in and drive? >> no, you can't drive it. >> i can't drive it? >> i'll let you get behind the wheel. >> all right. let's see. >> have a seat. >> let's see. let me get in. >> you don't -- i'll tell you, you know what's my fir

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. >> 37 chevrolet 77 years old. jamie: part of the family? >> digest bought becky's. let's go.sured? called on. to eric the auctioneer is also here. jamie: and yet you see the shiny red cars and you could tell there must be some value but some look like junk. >> there not junk there is said different trend in the car collecting have the -- hobby. jamie: the factory original page shows the ravages of time some rubbish and have a clear coat of varnish shot atop to preserve it spirit that could be good news. accords from the '30's but if you are like me wonder what they might look like restored. i didn't have to go far to find out. spending over 30 years restoring this car it is a stunning example of what it looks like in all of its glory. >> we went through the engine, painted it, a fixed the interior to restore history not just a nice paint job. jamie: june 7th, 2014 finally the big day the auctioneer welcome as the crowd of released 300 people jamie: his sister crosses her fingers. >> it has been a lot of hard work i hope at least gets back what he has put into it and read othe

while on patrol those officers were hit by a chevrolet impala that ran a stop sign. the driver did stay on the scene. >>> a city worker is out of the hospital this morning after getting shocked while picking up the trash. metal can came in contact with a electrified light pole on appletree street in center city. that worker suffered non-life threatening injuries. the since then peco has shut off power to that pole. >>> a woman chases down a robbery suspect who ran off with her bag in west philadelphia and here's what it looked like. she jumped in the passenger window and then sped off with her clinging to the side. this all happened last friday at 52nd and cedar and police are still trying to identify the suspect. >> you see how fast they ever and jumping in the window. >>> outrage in baltimore a thousand person protest after the death of a man died of the spinal cord injury while in police custody. now the justice department is getting involved. >>> there is a chance for showers and some thunderstorms today, katie is looking at your forecast when we come right back,

that is where two police officers on routine patrol were hit by a cheverly chevrolet impala that ran stop sign. that car and driver stayed on scene. they were taken to the hospital but are expected to be treated and release. >> investigators are looking for two people who live in this home on point pleasant pike in plumstead county that was heavily damaged by fire. a lot of smoke billowing from that home. it took firefighters two hours to bring the flames under control. there's no word yet on how that fire may have started. >>> also at 11:00 living on the edge. land is eroding in a local neighborhood leaving two homes teetering on the bring. this is happening on east front street in florence township, burlington county. tonight todd quinones talk to a family now faced with the possibility of losing their home home. >> reporter: the view from chopper three is startling. enormous chunk of land gone. tumbled down towards the delaware river leaving behind a lived edge about 10 yards away from two houses. >> the rain was just -- the water was just pouring through there and it was just a s

chevrolet lost there, it's suing back in new york. >>. >> i mean regardless of, you know who has got clean hands and who doesn't, the fact right now is chevron had a 9.5 billion judgement. and the communities in ecuador are seeking to seize assets. that's the real issue right now, and the risk to chevron. >> right. they have not had great success in seizing the assets. let's talk about the ecuador yaps whether they are -- ecuadorians, whether they want their chaining. -- cake and eat it two. they spent several millions cleaning up the air. got a release from the government and are being sued again. >> chevron got a release from the government, but the inhabitants of the ecuadorian amazon who filed a civil suit. the communities were not a party to the agreement that chevron signed with the ecuadorian government so are not bounded by that. >> chevron argues that the pollution is not their responsibility pointing the figure the petro ecuador, do they have a point? >> well you know chevron is trying to claim that they are not responsibility for any of the pollution. and, you know that's

well, our chevrolet player of the game we can talk all about the offense, but the guy that was on the mound today for the red sox, clay buchholz. >> ben: he was good. kept them offstride. he threw strikes behind in the count, with his breaking pitches. he was very, very good today. >> matt: i agree. i think what helped him a lot, he had very good movement on his change-up. the fact he was able to throw that first pitch curveball for strike and go from there and use the off-speed and a good sinker today. >> tom: he was effective with everything he had from the start of his game until the outing came to a close. dustin pedroia for postgame interviews. we'll be back right after this. >>> phillies baseball has been brought to you by -- >>> final score this afternoon from citizens bank park red sox, 8, phillies 0. winning pitcher, clay buchholz now 1-0. cole hamels suffered the loss. first time with five home runs on opening day since 1965. washington against the senators. buchholz went seven innings, struck out nine. our next telecast game two of the season wednesday night. rick porcello

. >> it's a 1937 chevrolet with 77 years old.had quite a bit of it. >> part of the family. >> yes it is. >> oh, my. >> hold on. >> now we're talking. >> you know, you see these shiny red cars and, i mean, you could tell there must be some value here, but some of them looked like junk. >> yeah. >> but they're not? >> no they're not junk. you know, it's a different trend in the car collecting hobby now. >> that trend is called patina. it refers to the factory original paint that shows the ravages of time. some car collectors relish that vintage barn find look and spray a clear coat of varn irk on top to preserve it. that could be good news for the rarist cars stewart has. the two cords from the 1930s. but if are you like me you are wondering what they might look like restored. i didn't have to go far to find out. >> remember chad who once tried to find -- he is now a cord officianado who spent 30 years restore this cord. it's what a cord looks like with all its glory. mroo we painted it and fixed the interior. it's something we loo

it is converted what they call excursion van made by chevrolet, a little bit nicer inside than a typical family mini van. >> i saw pictures inside of what it looks like. it's incredible. >> hillary clinton chipolte images going viral. her incognito look goes against her middle class champion campaign. >> it is what i call the ame -- imelda marcos moment proving she can order something. those people are just fawning. it looks stupid. can you image bill clinton? he would have gone in there, eaten some of somebody else's food, said hello, warm them up and said what's the best thing to order. he would have made a scene there. she went in there and she is wearing sunglasses. my god. >> president obama's decision to remove cuba from the state terrorism list coming under fire this morning. cuba had not supported terrorists for the last six months and not in the future. cuban american marco rubio insists this is a big mistake. >> cuba is a country that harbors fugitives of american justice including a cop killer, including somebody on the ten most wanted list by the fbi, including multiple fugit

consumer reports found many models from chevrolet hyundai and kia have simple straightforward controls and even though they still have lots of high-tech features. i'm michael finney, 7 on your sorried. >> one really hungry california woman plans to keep raising the stakes even after devouring 13 pounds of steak in less than 20 minutes. >> the big texan restaurant in amarillo offered 124-pound molly schumer $5,000 if she could finish three 4 1/2-pound steaks in less than an hour. she scarfed down that food and in 20 minutes and 18 minute, actually. her feat will be submitted to the guinness world records. >> believe it or not she said she was not satisfied. she planned to finish a fourth steak. she said she wasn't full just kind of tired of the taste. >> just bored huh? >> she's like the female joey scheft nut. you need to have a chowdown and a chowoff if there is such a thing. i would pay to see that. not a lot, but anyway -- it's been 14 years since you last saw them. we're looking at the terrifying dinosaurs of jurassic park this afternoon. >> it's not about control. stand there. it'

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many models from chevrolet honda and kia have simple, straightforward controls even though they have michael finney "7 on your side." >> the palo alto automaker tesla had their twitter account and website taken over. they also attacked the twitter acount of the founder ian musk. it was resoared yesterday afternoon. >>> abc7 news went to a construction site in san francisco where crews are building a pedestrian tunnel. drivers say detours until late tonight. the closer affects van ness between post and geary boulevard. another closer will take place in september. >>> bart service is shut down between the fruitvale and another station in oakland. you can take becauses between the two stations but you should expect delays of up to an hour. regular service will resume tomorrow morning. >>> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. reaction from the nepal community in the bay area following the powerful earthquake and how they plan to help. and the very special honor for soldiers 70 years after a historic meeting to change the world. how one manmad you wish your dog could fight off

police say he failed to keep his chevrolet truck in the right lane. >> his car had crossed the double? >> yeah. >> reporter: the nanjemoy volunteer fire department answered the emergency call discovering only after arriving that the young women killed in the crash was one of their own. autumn jenkins had been a member and volunteer firefighter here for the past five years. >> we had another squad there from the 10th district volunteer fire department and they offered help. i said no he's ours and we'll take care of her and we did. >> reporter: they're flying flags at half staff, their doors draped in black in honor of autumn. here family gathered at the firehouse where she was a fixture. >> i think she did it because her father is a life member here. she got involved with it with him when she was young, and then when she turned 16 she wanted to join, so she followed along. >> reporter: maryland state police tell me they have not yet decided whether to file criminal charges in regard to this fatal crash. coming up at 6:00 autumn's boyfriend tells us he has one lasting regret. we'll hea

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today chevrolet announced the spark will cost $1,650 less, that will drop the sticker price to just under000. last year ford announced a similar deal with a price cut with its focus electric car and honda cut lease sizes for its fifth. and here's the first for americans. we are now spending more money eating out at restaurants than we spend on groceries. bloomberg news crunched commerce department data and said restaurants and bars rake in sales in march than grocery stores. millennials are still in college and just entering the workforce. their favorite places to eat are fast food spots, delis and pizza places and from my observances, anywhere i want to eat. >> maybe you attract the crowds michael. >> it's all finney driven. thank you, michael. >> all right, trending now what happens when you get the cast of the avengers together with jimmy kimmel? you get a very special game show is what you get. >> name the worst place to turn into the hulk? >> porta-potty? >> porta-potty? do we have porta-potty? >> the cast played family feud and they were divided into the americas and the mans. the w

a white chevrolet with virginia tags. reporting in ashburn, mike conneen, abc 7 news. leon: a criminal past. court records paint a troubling picture of the man at the center of a chaotic and deadly sequence of events from d.c. to maryland. also, fury unleashed. >> there goes cars! leon: mother nature slammed the midwest with terrible force. we'll take you to the heart of the danger zone and -- >> there's no way i could use that much water. leon: the water company says half a million gallons and the amount due, over 7 grand but the house has been empty. "7 on your side" investigates. alison: we're watching the skies. rain moving into our region. leon: uh-huh. doug hill is here now with an eye of what's happening on the skies out there. doug? doug: as the old song said -- ♪ we have sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ yeah, senior karaoke. doing better there. live look at the rooftop camera across the street from the kennedy center. looks bleak there. looking out west along route 50 eventually up towards seven corners and look at that, a little clearing, a little blue sky and a li

they pulled the chevrolet brand out of europe. russia is the interesting story.king? olivia: is that the matthew mcconaughey ad? matt: no, lincoln. it split off the business. they are going to invest $12 billion in the next five years. they're working to make this a real luxury band -- a luxury brand. olivia: what is mary barra's biggest headache right now? matt: they have raised the victim compensation fund so that probably -- tom: a call on gm. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ olivia: good morning. in this blender is one tablespoon butter. it is the lashes. it is bulletproof coffee. tom keene -- a fan? tom: i would like it with from. olivia: i think it is delicious. i am on top of it. carly fury and into the list of contenders for the list of president hurray mike huckabee also plans to enter the gop fray. baseball's for objecting -- investigating steroid distribution. the verdict found only conviction in a prosecution that began in 2007. did you see i did not stumble? thank you for the coffee. deutsche bank looking at a libor settlement.

. >> the chevrolet malibu with all new on star. >> on star for general motors. >> pentium for intel. >> and the bottled water dasani for coca-cola. >> when you think about it nothing is used more often or for a longer period of time than someone's either company name or their brand name. >> i mean it sticks, for better or worse. >> it does. >> it is also the one thing that your competent for can't take away from you in the end. >> we are about ideas so this is where we post ideas -- >> he charges as much as $100,000 to name a new product. >> and it is not as easy as don draper makes it look on mad men. >> it is not called the wheel. it is called the carcel. >> carousel. >> it never happens at that like that? >> doesn't happen like that. >> this is the needle of a single sewing machine whose name and reputation you have known all your life. >> it used to be that successful product names were often family names, like singer sewing machines or hoover vacuum cleaners. >> but as companies got bigger in marketing, came into the picture, people began making the decision that i have got to b

matt: chevrolet's volt is making a bolt.d production to whittle down about seven months of unsold inventory and smooth the way the next generation of the plug-in hybrid sedans. the first bolt when on sale in 2010 with high expectations. i love the way it handled and drove but sales were lackluster. gm sold 70,000 to date and they would probably sell a lot more. leslie: how much of this is marketing? many people really know what the volt is? is there knowledge of the on par with tesla or previous? -- or pruius? matt: remember they did a test where the battery eventually went on fire? at the time, the ceo did not do any pr to tell people it is a great product. no one bought it. joe: it seems like if you want an electric car, you probably want to get a tesla. if you don't -- matt: teslas $100,000 in change. the volt is much less. i would have been a really great evangelist for the volt. tesla has a new model coming out. the lowest price you can get in on this now is $75,000. honestly, if you option that up you will push six fig

excited about continued strength in those projects as we enter fundamentally replacing the entire chevrolet passenger car portfolio of the next 12 to 18 months. we will go from strength to strength and we view that as a positive from driving our margin mansion in north america. matt: what do you expect going forward from the mid-sized trucks? cause one out there, no offense. hailed as a real breakthrough in the american truck market that others were not brave enough to make that step. chuck: this is very supportive of the midsized truck when i was cfo in north america. it was a risk the one that had paid off. if you look at results so far, transaction prices above three $5,000. the segment share, 31%. very low diversion rates. it is still early days, but thus far, this is a home run for us. we will take advantage of it. we have added the third shift in our facility and think this will be a big opportunity going forward. matt: should we be concerned about the loss of business in russia? does the market really matter anymore? chuck: from a management team perspective, we are about driving and

>>james:the suspects were seen leaving in a white chevrolet s- u-v or a white newer >>james:model 2000sodge four- door pickup truck with extended cab. >>james:a northern callifornia woman kicked off a plane because she has cancer.is now using the traumatic experience to help fight the deadly disease. >>james:it's a story we first told you about earlier this week. >>james:elizabeth sedway and her family were removed from an alaska airlines flight from hawaii to san jose. >>james:you see them being escorted off here in this video. >>james:sedway was wearing a mask said she felt weak, and did not have a doctor's note saying she was fit to fly. >>james:alaska has since apologized.and funind the family's unexpected hotel stay. >>james:and now.sedway posted on facebook that she has decided to donate the money from the airline.to the multiple myeloma research foundation. >>james:she says even unpleasant situations have silver linings and she hopes the airline will look at future events with increased wisdom and sensitivity. >>james:new this morning. a french television network has been hacked

the vehicle was found abandoned along the road after being stolen from a chevrolet dealership in indianapolispdate this hour. brian, i hope that was not you. back to you. >> it was not, but maybe it could have been. thank you. oil is gaining some ground today after a big loss yesterday. jackie d has more on this, this volatile oil trade as of lates. >> what's interesting, brian, watching this, we see a day where we are lower, and then buying on the dip, and this volatile action back and forth. some say this is a reason behind the move today. yes, we got a monster build, almost 11 million barrels here in the u.s. last week, but some traders read this as the potential for inventories to have peaked. the goldman note this week suggested we would see a u.s. peak in april. funny to see how the perception of the number has changed today. i want to highlight geopolitical instability on the radar. iran dispatching a naval float to a key water way next to yemen, so traders are concerned about that as well. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> time for street talk five analyst calls ever

host: from chevrolet, maryland helen is up next. caller: i am helen and i am calling in reference to "black lives matter." i have two sons, and i have lived in fear that they are -- that someone is going to shoot them. they are grown men, and they have been stopped multiple times.also in the end, i felt they did the right thing. the story told by the police officer would have vindicated him. the officer seem to have a script. they all seem -- to say the same thing. fear from her life. reaching for my gun. if someone is reaching for your gun, done that should tell you that person does not have a weapon on them. multiple officers choose to beat, shoot, and kill these black children of hours. where there are multiple police officers i see they could have restrained that person. they have them down on the ground. they are choke holding them and beating them in the head. what happened to the handcuffs? and you also mentioned the judiciary system. if there is a crime committed by the person, they have a long record. that should go back to

we have a chevrolet engineer.ts curious. i want to thank you for being here. how does this technology work? if my car is driving the car, my teen is in the car. i know the speed limit is 45, they go 48. what happened? >> there are several things you can customize. it's for parents to encourage safe driving with their teens even if they're not in the vehicle. the teen can go in the panel. only parents can manage the setting. >> here is it on your dash. >>ints >> integrated in the vehicle. they can set an audio volume limit in invehicle. >> the distracted driving issue. >> they can also set a speed warning. if your teen's route to and from school is 45 miles per hour, parents can set a limit. >> does it stop them from going 55 miles per hour or does it create a report that your teen on this date at this time was going ten miles over the allotted time? >> it gives them a warning a visual warning and an audible warning as well. >> can i record my voice? like, hey i told you. >> not yet. that is a recommendation we can

host: from chevrolet, maryland helen is up next.len and i am calling in reference to "black lives matter." i have two sons, and i have lived in fear that they are -- that someone is going to shoot them. they are grown men, and they have been stopped multiple times. in the end, the mayor, the police, i thought they did the right thing. if the video did not come forward, the story told by the police officer would have been -- would have vindicated him. he seemed to be reading from a script. these officers seem to be reading from a script. they all say the same thing -- "fear for my life, reaching for my gun." if someone is reaching for your gun, that should tell you that that person does not have a weapon on them. multiple officers choose to beat shoot, and kill these children of ours. where there are multiple police officers, i see that they could have restrained that person. they have them down on the ground, they are beating them in the head. what happened to handcuffs? you also mentioned the judiciary system. if there is a crime c