but now three of its factories are on the verge of collapse like this one in town ohio where the chevrolet cruze his belt. scott she took used to work on the concert assembly line he drives a chevrolet but not a cruise he prefers a powerful gas guzzling tomorrow. this is a twenty seventeen fiftieth anniversary camaro s.s. two s.s. convertible quad black edition so it's black black roof black interior and black wheels these cars don't exist you'll find for twenty seventy it's first sale on the internet. of a.c.i.m. president trump visited ohio and demanded the general motors keep the town plant open g.m. plans to close the plant anyway. well the whole place is going to close and it's going to. break everyone's heart because all these people like to do tourist floyd is to make decent money work hard and then go out and spend their money in the community and drive in the community and general motors is the largest thing we have employer wise trouble county ohio. was living the american dream and he believed that donald trump could do something to change the rules of free trade that so often d

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from 38 miles on a charge 11 years ago, chevrolet volt, ten years later, the chevrolet bolt, 130 miles. pretty good progress. guess what i saw this year. i saw close it a dozen different vehicles from manufacturers in this country and around the world that actually have electric -- all-electric powered vehicles and they're getting about 240 miles on a charge, 250 miles on a charge of think about that. 11 years ago chevrolet volt, 38 miles on a charge. a year and a half ago, chevrolet bolt, 150 miles. and it is only going to get better. we also have the ability to create propulsion for our vehicles by using hydrogen in conjunction with fuel cells to create electricity to power our vehicles. and what is the waste product? met me see. water. -- let me see. water. the waste product of hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles is h2o. so clean you can drink t that's where the future is for automotive transportation in this country. battery-powered vehicles and those that are powered by hydrogen in conjunction with fuel cells. we are working on our committee, beginning to work -- senator barrasso

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a chevrolet swerved to avoid the wrecks and slammed into a concrete barrier. tonight, we know lance way ofer si spring and audrey wimbesh died. d.c. police won't tell us which of them was driving wrong way. this is just a string of cidents on our roadways. new information tonight on yesterday's crashes tha snarled our rush hour traffic. leon? >> it has been qte the week on our roads. both crashes caused many of you problems getting home from work. we know that drivers in both crashes are facing drrers. the drif the tractor-trailer that shut down both directions of i-95 i shut down with reckless driving. the truck hit a car,in slammg into the jersey wall. then catching fire and spillinge its load all o the road. a few hours later our cars found this car fire on i-66 eastbound. this just the last of three chain reaction crashes near exit 60. no one was seriously hurt but seven drivers areharged with following too closely. manyf the roads were built in the 50s and 60s and they were meant for smaller populations to use them. that's why one crash can cause a rippli

. >> white chevrolet tahoe.labor. >> reporter: just before 9:00 monday, officer phil got the call from dispatch. paramedics are on the way. the baby is coming, fast. >> i can tell the way this call is going out, i'll be there first. >> hey, i feel head. we have to pull over. >> reporter: he pulled over and she was there in the back of the family truck. >> he was out. dad was holding the baby. >> reporter: but then the officer noticed the baby was not breathing. >> at that appointment i handed him to the officer. fix him. >> reporter: eventually, he dislodged whatever was in his mouth and started to make that beautiful cry. they're happy he's here now. >> he came into the world in a very chaotic way. here he is, very peaceful. he'll have a story of his own for a lifetime. >> gosh, amazing. as you can see, both mom and baby who are from stockton are fine and in very good health. >> good to know. that will do it for us tonight. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope to see you in half an hour. >>> ton

. >> a white chevrolet tahoe and in weber, they are still driving. the mac just before nine on monday, officer filled the beanie got the call from dispatch. paramedics are on the way and, a baby is coming, and fast. >> i can tell by the way that the call is going out i will probably be there first. >>? no, mom is saying i feel the head and we pulled over. a he pulled off and jumped out of his car and the mother was in the back of the family truck. >> the first thing i saw was dad. calvin thompson bent over with his new sons head in his hands. >> i could tell, they were delivering the baby. rebecca officer devaney ran to get latex glove and a back and by the time that by the time he came out, the baby without. rebecca he took him from his mom's chest and jumped into action. >> i started to strike his back until he dislodged whatever was in his mouth and started to make the beautiful cry. >> the baby is out his father is holding him. ezekiel thompson did not come into this world when his parents expected but they are happy he is here now. >> he came in

investigators say they found josephson's cell phone inside rowland's black chevrolet impala... along with her blood. chief william holbrook / columbia police: "further examination determined what appeared to be blood present in the car."police say the child safety locks were activated -- making it difficult for anyone to open the rear doors from inside. rowland didn't attend his first hearing.but josephson's mother did -- with a message: voice of marci josephson/ victim's mother: "my daughter's name is samantha josephson. don't ever forget her name. samantha josephson. shame on him."josephson's friends and family held a vigil - to remember a woman who had so much life.her death - sparking new concerns about ride-sharing security.experts say to make sure the license plate, driver photo and driver name match what's listed in the app -- before getting in a car.gov. henry mcmaster / -r- south carolina: "this could happen to anybody. and that's the point. we have to teach the young people how to be careful."i'm mary moloney reporting. (grant) this afternoon-- the cornor released the

trump says as he said recently, i see mercedes cars all over fifth avenue in new york, but how many chevroletssee in germany? he has a point, doesn't he? and in that sense you remain deeply vulnerable. it is something you don't appear to be ready... the biggest exporter of cars from the united states are german car manufacturers within the united states and this is what i wanted to view at. if you are one of those who have this national list propaganda, thinking that we are living in times which are 100 years ago, this will not work. if you look at the supply chain of all the different things we have in our countries, the cars, the goods and all the other things, you will find out that they are produced at several places all over the world. and this is the mistake of all those people doing this propaganda that they believe, that you can just stick to your own country in a world that has already changed. it sounds like, if i may say so, it sounds like you are prepared to play hard ball. you are advising to play hardball in trade negotiations with the united states. we yesterday said that there

fully chevrolet head of m c b consulting said thank you so much for speaking to us thank you. while the fire at national cathedral has raised questions about the safety of renovation projects another major cultural center is the bowl is home to countless architectural treasures and his knees barker now reports there are fears that some of those projects could be putting historic buildings at risk. turkey's cultural capital is built on the lehrer pull their history. istanbul is a modern city that in some places literally weaves through the foundations of the past. the balance aqueduct was built by the romans of the fourth century to bring water to the city is one of many ages bollywood's here for restoration a large number of projects are undertaken expert levi highly trained craftsman but many people are concerned that some repairs are below standard such as the restoration of the two thousand year old the jack the castle is what it used to look like here it is now a complete rebuild rather than a sensitive restoration the finished projects be compared in the turkish media to

that's like buying a mercedes instead of a chevrolet because you want to show the world you are wealthy. use920, congress did not that language again. having aed about china military capability by the middle of the century. world-class, second to none. theas mistranslated as first ranking military in the world. that's not what the chinese said. it means second to none. a globalchina need military capability second to none when it can defend itself effectively with something far less than that? how does that affect the security of japan, thailand, and other neighbors of china? china has delinkied its military requirements from its defensive requirements, and is defining them in terms of an intention to become a major world power. is the u.s. reacting negatively, other countries are, as well. this is a very important consideration. an additional factor, and now near the end of my remarks. over the 10 years since the global financial crisis in 2008, there has been a very significant worsening of attitudes toward china on the part of the best informed policy experts is both parties in the u

found josephson cell phone inside rowland's black chevrolet impala along with her blood further examinationermined there was what appeared to be blood present in the car police say the child safety locks were activated making it difficult for anyone to open the rear doors from the inside roland and attend his first hearing the josephson's mother did with the >>there justice since friends and family held a vigil to remember a woman who had so much life. her death sparking new concerns about ride sharing security experts see to make sure theslicense plate driver photo. >>and driver named match was listed in the app before getting in a car this could happen to anybody. >>and that's the point we have to teach the young people how to be careful. i'm mary maloney, reporting. >>coming up a bizarre incident police looking for man who attacked someone with a sword where it happened and what he was wearing that could help identify him. plus president trump is threatening to shut down the border with mexico as the white house is considering appointing an immigration bizarre and details on how closing

rob: a selfless nevada teen trades in x box and hard work to buy his struggling mom chevrolet metro.t it i bawled. i was like there is no way. what 13-year-old do you know buys their mom a car. >> he says he got it for a good price. rob: that's awesome. next the bad. drinking an entire bottle of wine can be just as cancer causing as smoking up to 10 cigarettes. rob: ugly. college removed this sign take the stairs and become more fit after the school is accused of fat shaming. the student newspaper at kickin'sodickenson the sign madm afraid of taking elevators. rob: who are these kids? jillian: we had to cut out some words out of all those stories and now we have all this time. have a good day. rob: bye. steve: this is a fox news alert. the situation at our border now being compared to the worst kind of natural disaster. listen u. >> this is one of, if not the biggest crisis this country has faced in a decade. we're not treating this like a massive cat 5 hurricane disaster. brian: kirstjen nielsen heading to the border today to get a first hand look again. ainsley: griff jenkins is li

that's like buying a mercedes instead of a chevrolet because you want to show the world that you're wealthy. in the 19th party congress they didn't use that language again, but they talked about china having a military capability by the middle of the century, world class, second to none. it was mistranslated as the first ranking military in the world, but that's not what the chinese said. it means second to none. why does china need a global military capability second to none when it can defend itself effectively with something far less than that? and how does that effect the security of japan and thailand and other neighbors in china? so china has delinked it's military requirements from its defensive requirements and is defining them in terms of its intention to become a major world power. well, not only is the united states reacting negatively to that, other countries are reacting negatively, as well. so this is a very important consideration. an additional factor and i will near the end of my remarks -- in the six years of the global financial crisis there has been a worsening attitude

that's like buying a mercedes instead of a chevrolet because you want to show the world that you're wealthy. at the 19th party congress, they didn't use that language again, but they talked about china having a military capability by the middle of the century of world class -- [ speaking foreign language ] second to none . it was mistranslated as xinhua as the first ranking military in the world, but that's not what the chinese said t. mea. it means second to none. but why does it need a military k capability second to none, and how does that affect the security of japan and thailand and other neighbors of china? so china has de-linked its military requirements from its defensive requirements and is defining them in terms of its intention to become a major world power. well, not only the united states is acting negatively to that. other countries are reacting negatively as well. so this is a very important consideration. an additional factor -- and then i'll near the end of my remarks. over the ten years since the global financial crisis in 2008, there has been a very significant worsening

. >> i'm telling you rock 'n' roll is no different than ibm, xerox, sara lee, chevrolet, supply and demandillion. now the gross of the tour is in the region of $11 million. so -- yeah, it's a living. >> it was so decadent and over the top and money just -- whoo -- being thrown against the wall. >> feel like a hypocrite, if you are invoking the idea of young people. bouncing the idea of young people. taking young people's money and taking it and putting it in your pocket. really what you are is a middle-aged family man. it is only the hypocrisy that i'm worried about. >> bruce springsteen was trying to reclaim the soul of rock 'n' roll by going back to basics. >> using emblems from the past and being discarded at that point. ♪ every day you sweat out on the streets on the wrong way ♪ >> using a sound that was not on the radio. and not what was mainstream rock. ♪ ♪ on a highway now ♪ stepping out over the line ♪ whoa >> bruce springsteen created his own counterculture. it just speaks exactly to the american spirit. you couldn't hit it on the head more than bruce springsteen did. ♪ baby we we

. >> and that car of his dreams is waiting for him -- this '67 chevrolet corvette, fresh off the assemblyvietnam, then came home and picked up the car. >> marina blue finish, bright blue interior, sweet, plus red pinstripe tires and a black stinger, poetry on wheels. keith even keeps the sales sticker from the dealer. how much did it cost? >> it was around $5,500. >> so he had to save for a while. >> mm-hmm. it's a lot of money back then. >> what the heck? he's 23, just out of the army, single, handsome, buff. this ride perfectly fits his life but just for a fleeting moment. keith enrolls in college on the g.i. bill and marries crystal kierien. she's divorced with five kids. life had thrown crystal a curveball and keith was right there to catch it. >> young guy, marries a woman with five children. >> yeah... >> five of you. >> five of us >> how old were you when they got married? >> i think i was about five. >> what kind of a father was he? >> if i could be half the man he was i'd be a success. he was the best. >> and so were his wheels. >> one of my first memories takes place in the corv

storms these are coming as a lot of snow is already on the ground from earlier in the year after chevrolet in and blowing snow nearly every day this season, many residents think the hard work is really over however with at least another foot of snow coming by the weekend. the soda springs residents and others will be back at it again and when you do not clear the powder it causes more problems caltrans says one of his one of the agency's biggest concerns is that drivers well not taking this a spring storm seriously this weekend and drive through it. the agency wants to remind drivers that interstate 80 could be shut down at any moment, if conditions become too dangerous. well let's see how things look up and this year right now we have a live picture from castle not too far from donner lake. >>the roads are clear but there's still a lot of snow up there our chief meteorologist lazcano is here we've been telling them that everybody about the rain for us tomorrow but it's you know for them than any other foot plus the snow as we head into the weekend so thick that they got a lot of coming do

there's more science in the phone in my hand than was on board apollo 11, more science in the chevroletve than on board the apollo 11, but they made lifetime better. >> absolutely true what you're saying. this is very primitive and early technology. in 1960 "time" magazine picked scientists as the men of the year. and by the late '60s due to vietnam and agent orange and environmental deg regation we didn't honor scientists in the special way we did in the early 1960s, the experts. today many people, you know, just disregard scientists, the trump administration kind of calls climate change a hoax quite often. and so we're lacking that kind of belief in doing technology in a big project to bring the country together. joe biden's talking about a cancer moon shot to cure cancer, buzz aldren thinks the next moon shot is the mars shot to go to mars. many people think we need an earth shot, something here on the planet to take care of our oceans and our environmental deg regation of our forests and wetlands and wildlife quarters. >> some other of the subjects doug has written about in his care

. >> reporter: police say after the shooting holder left the scene with a woman in a 2016 chevrolet cruzeerson and anyone who might have helped holder could also be charged in this murder. i'm carlos granda, abc 7 news. >>> nipsey hussle adapted his stage name from nipsey russell. he was also best known for his fast comedic short poems. russell became a regular on the late-night talk show circuit. his most notable film role was the tin man alongside diana ross and michael jackson in "the wiz." nipsey russell died in 2005. >>> lawyers for the men facing charged in the ghost ship fire struck to their defense strategy as the trial began. the lawyers game the clients are being made the scapegoats for the deadly fire, even though city inspectors knew about conditions at the warehouse. the judge in the case barred defense attorneys from using phrases such as cover-up and scapegoating during opening arguments. but she said the defense may introduce theories if they can prove they're relevant. supporters of the two are trying to stay positive. >> i'm pretty optimistic about this. i think there's

a red chevrolet camaro approaching the scherer home at 8:27 p.m.rch 7th and exiting at 12:42 a.m. on march 8th, just when the murders were thought to have occurred. a red chevy camaro with a black top. and wasn't that the very same make, model, and color of ernie scherer's car? sure looked like his car to a cop's eye, anyway. trouble was they couldn't see the license plate or the driver's face. could have been coincidence. and even that, the car and the other evidence they gathered, wouldn't be enough to persuade the d.a. to file murder charges. the cops brought everything they know to the forgotten woman in this story, ernie's wife robin. she had been left behind when ernie took off a couple of weeks after the murders. when she saw what investigators had, she was not only ready to divorce ernie, she told the police she'd help them by attempting to bluff the poker player. be [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> hi. >> hi. how are you? >> detectives recorded this phone call in which she tells ernie about the video but chooses to embellish the facts a bit.

voltember the chevrolet having an issue where it was parked and it caught fire later on. of open questions about what the heck happened here. vonnie: tesla is down three and a quarter percent. thanks to craig trudell. ofnext, the ceo and chairman honeywell. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." time for your latest break is this flash and the stories in the news right now. samsung will delay friday's scheduled release of the galaxy smartphone. defects afterered only days of use. it is priced at almost $2000. dax is seeking acquisitions in the u.s.. they are considering targets that include medidata solutions and are focused on mechanical trials. serviceer software and industries. boeing is rejecting a story alleging that its 787 is plagued by shoddy production. new york -- say the times report pains an inaccurate picture of the program. said metal shavings were left inside the jets. that is the latest on your bloomberg business flash. honeywell raised despite a global manufacturing slowdown. we are joined by dari

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