chrysler says he did not set out to cheat the testing process . a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> luber said today it has been underpaying new york city drivers work uber is suppose to take its 25% commission from drivers after taxes and fees are deducted. over two years uber has been taking a higher cut for accounting for taxes. it is now refining the drivers plus interest which will cost $45 million. this is the second time in three months uber has admitted to not being drivers their proper earnings. >>> the british actor who played james bond in seven movies has died. >> my name is jake -- bond, james bond.>> roger moore was 89 years old. his final bond movie was a view to a kill in 1985. a third of that movie was shot in san francisco. >> dianne feinstein was mayor of san francisco during the filming of a view to a kill. she honored roger moore and the entire cast during a ceremony at city hall in the spring of 1985. >>> coming up number one goal of reducing crime. number two increasing the size of the department. up next we talked to o

fee at chrysler has run into trouble with the u.s. government.tment is suing the automaker claiming it cheated on the diesel emissions test. to it chrysler says it tends -- it will defend itself vigorously. accused fee it chrysler of falsifying results. they said they have not engaged with business talks. the giants said it approached about its conversation but there is no certainty it would happen. sales have fallen in premarket chairman of the bloomberg lp is the bloomberg independent nonexecutive director at glencore. are close toallies extending cuts to another nine months. ways toher to discuss revise the economy's. the influential disappearance publicly backed the idea of extending the agreement to next march. that is your bloomberg business flash. >> it was all about opec jobs in the last weeks, stepping up to the opec cut again. countrynot heard of any against the extension. everyone wants it because we realize we have not achieved our objective of being in global inventories. >> we can see we have full performance of the -- voluntary red

fiat chrysler with 81.en it comes to lay people off, that is what you want the company to do, make too many cars that sell at a loss, show up in washington, gee, can we get a bailout? liz: we remember that. we remember the bailouts. but i have always argued, i know you're on my side on this. david: if you're going to bail somebody out, bail out automakers who actually have employees who make something versus the banks who move chess pieces on a board when it comes to, you know, the stock market and investing. i'm glad that auto workers were saved. reporter: ford employs 100,000 by itself, much less all the suppliers and the rest. i'm totally with you as well. liz: they didn't take bailout money. they got a loan from the energy department but they did not take the bailout money. >> reporter: paid most of it back. everybody else did. ford didn't get a loan, you're right. liz: that's true. businesses and hospitals are reeling at this hour with the closing bell ringing 29 minutes from now. the dow down two poin

oliver: this fiat chrysler doing anything wrong in its assessment of the american consumer?hey assuming income growth or an economic trend that will not sustain high prices for many events? -- for minivans? jamie: no, they are reading it perfectly right. they have the dodge caravan, quite a range to it. whenever there is any vehicle that summit he will pay $30,000 for or somebody else will pay $40,000 for come there is probably somebody who will pay $50,000 for a nicer version. that is the right way to play it. vonnie: what are we looking for in terms of overall figures tomorrow? still pretty healthy in the u.s. jamie: the clients for the fourth straight month almost certainly could every automaker expect maybe nissan is expected to be down. but it is a pretty modest decline could this the fourth best year in the history of the industry, for we are coming off of 2 record years and a seven-year streak of the gains. just kind of running out of momentum. the big debate in the industry, whether you are an executive trying to make plans or investors trying to make bets on stocks

now fiat chrysler has been accused of doing something similar. chrysler have used software to cheat emissions test. the company says it hasn't. washington has gotten a chance to see president trump's budget. getting a thumbs down from both sides. dead on arrival is the the phrase we're hearing most. as we previewed for you on monday, the white house budget proposes severe cuts to programs for the poor and for children. i talked about w barbara lee, the congresswoman out of the east bay who points out not only with that budget her her constituents in oakland, it would hurt trump's most loyal voters in the south and the rustbelt. >> hopefully they will see the light now and they will wake up and understand that he stands for the billionaires and the millionaires and what he's doing is cutting budgets that they rely on. >> now the budget cuts $190 bill front from s.n.air. p., supplemental nutrition as taste program, food stamps. one, many people on s.n.a.p. and another third are children, women or the elderly. >> one supervisor has a plan to fix the

fiat chrysler is recalling 1.4 -- 1.25 million truck's worldwide. it has been linked to one death and two entries and crashes. the recall will begin in june with the complete reprogramming the effect vehicles. south korea has ordered him die -- ordered hyundai to recall a million of their cars. possible defects in 12 different models. the company initially refused to act until the transportation ministry stepped in with south korea's first ever government imposed recall. the eurozone has ordered a second consecutive month of industrial output drop. industrial production -- faring worse with a 2% drop in output, ok the trend with france , the best in your eurozone. -- a judge is asking for a federal investigation into uber. uber is being sued by alphabets self driving car unit for allegedly ceiling -- allllegedly stealing its technology. the e judge issued a a partial injunction that could prerevent uber from using its self driving tech while the civil case proceeds. the u.k. will be needing to rewrite and reprint a fair amount of laws as it exits th

if you look at ford compared to gm and fiat chrysler which makes jeeps, fiat chrysler up in the last and ford stock down about 18% in the last year alone. they've been investing in a lot of other things, making them a mobility company, electrics, self-driving cars, but that investment has taken away from profits and has concerned investors job loss, not job creation for ford. >> jon: just flock, >> heather: right now, three children from tanzania will be getting some much needed medical attention here in the united states as they were on a school trip with their seventh grade class in their home country when the school bus skidded off the road, falling and crashing into a ravine. 33 students were killed as well as of the teachers and driver. but some missionaries, christian missionaries who passed by it at just the right time, some american missionaries with the stem group were able to pull the three surviving children from the wreckage. rescuing them from almost certain death. now the boy in the two girls who survived will be flown to the mercy medical center in sioux city, iowa, th

fiat chrysler i quoted we are very focused like we are in a down term.re layoffs may be to come. cheryl: yeah, you can make them, but you have to sell them. it's cause and effect. >> exactly. you don't want them to have a situation where they make too many cars, have to sell them at a loss and need a government bail out. you'vyou've been there before. >> touchÉ. you and i have both been there. jeff, thank you for the memories. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: well, coming up, that's conservative push for more cuts to medicaid. our nation's governor expressing reservations about the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. we're going to ask new hampshire governor about this coming up next break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make

fiat chrysler has now been accused of the same thing. the justice department says chrysler has used software in more than 100,000 cars to cheat emissions tests. the company says it has not. the dow gains again tuesday. the fourth day of gains in a row. nasdaq just in the positive. we'll get the minutes from the latest fed meeting later this morning. the house republicans get the cbo score on their health care bill today. the nonpartisan assist sesment of how much their plan is going to cost. this is super important because if the congressional budget office says the bill adds to the deficit, it changes the math you need to get enough votes to pass. instead of a simple majority, which republicans have, they would need the help of democrats to get their health care plan passed, and democrats are unlikely to vote on something that undoes obamacare. washington also examining the president's budget which has lots of interesting details, but neither side loves it. even republicans lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell have given it a thumbs down.

back in the united states, the justice department has sued fiat chrysler, accusing it of using illegal software to bypass emissions regulations. the epa accused fiat chrysler of installing the software on more than 100,000 ram pickup trucks, allowing the car to bypass emissions control systems and spew significantly higher levels of pollution. another car company, volkswagen, has admitted to using software to rig some 11 million vehicles worldwide, allowing them to emit up to 40 times more pollution than standards allow. and in chicago, thousands of people marched tuesday in advance of mcdonald's annual shareholder meeting today, demanding $15 minimum wage and better working conditions. despite rain, fast-food workers, home care aides and other low-wage workers poured into the streets, holding signs reading "mcjobs cost us all." protesters also gathered outside amazon's annual shareholder meeting in seattle tuesday to demand better conditions and contntracts for amazon workers,s well as that the company stop advertising on the far-right wing website breitbart news. and those are some o

fiat chrysler laying off 1400 people coming in july. this is happening industrywide, people don't buy cars, well, you don't build cars. you don't want to build cars, if you do, sell them at a loss, they will be in washington saying can we have a bailout? david: we got to remember ford didn't take any bailout money. irony hereford has the best-selling vehicle in america right now, the truck, the f-150. reporter: f-150. explorer is made at that plant behind me. not too far behind. they're doing okay. it is profitable. david: little carries and electric cars. jeff flock, thank you very much. appreciate it. melissa: business and government agencies around the world still reeling from the massive cyberattack that targeted at least 150 countries and now we know who is behind it. david: a major threat to our loved ones in nursing homes. drug resistant superbugs are on the rise there. wait until you hear this. dr. marc siegel is sounding the alarm. you will only hear it here. he joins us coming up. melissa: president trump is defending his righ

well, fiat chrysler has now been accused of something similar. the justice department says chrysler has used software in more than 100,000 cars to cheat emissions tests. the company says it has not. >> the dow gained again tuesday. the fourth day of gains in a roy. we'll get the latest later this morning. washington has a chance to see president trump's budget. big thumbs down for both sides. dead on arrival is the phrase we're hearing most, as we previewed for you on monday the white house budget proposed severe cuts for programs for the poor and children. i talked to barbara lee, the congressman out of the east bay, who points out not only does the budget hurt her constituents in oakland, it hurts trump's most loyal voters in the south and rust belt. >> hopefully they will see the light now and they will wake up and understand that he stands for the billionaires and millionaires, and what he's doing is cutting budgets that they rely on. >> now, obviously, congress has the final word on what the budget really is because they hold the purse strin

fiat chrysler also lost 7%.he only one to reported increase, a 1% increase over sales that were depressed a year ago by the diesel emissions cheating scandal. let's take a look at this with our new york correspondent. good to see you. we see bad news from the car sector. is this the start of a paradigm change their -- there? reporter: long economic bright spots like car sales have begun to fade. economists say these do not match the hopes and that's on growth under president donald trump. that was the main cause for the postelection stock rally we saw in recent weeks. automakers signaled that it is a hot streak rapidly cooling down, reporting street -- steep declines. automakers continue to rely on discounts to maintain demand. inntory increases. dealers now need 50 days to turn a vehicle. the highest level since 2009. brent: not all bad news. tesla is at an all-time high read what is driving that -- high right now. what is driving that? >> the cheapest tesla is starting in july, ramping up to 10,000 vehicles we

a company just got approval to rebuild the chrysler pump station. the station is currently at chrysler drive and bayfront expressway. the new system will move closer to highway 101. the goal is for the new system to be able to handle a 100-year flood. construction will start early next year. >>> a vote on electric car use has been postponed by san francisco's supervisors. the proposed legislation would have required city departments to use only electric sedans by 2022. but high costs have stalled the process. the city still needs to bit fleet of electric cars as well as install charging stations around the city. the estimated price tag could be between 20 and $60 million. >>> that's a big difference 20 and 60, right? >> big time. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> $40 million. >> well you're going to feel the difference as you head out on the roads right now. because things are definitely slowing down. compared to what we were tracking 10 minutes ago. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic stacked up beyond the maze. your ride along the eastshore f

. >>> the federal government has file aid lawsuit against fiat chrysler for cheating on emissions testter they filed a modification on the software to resolve the issue. the epa accuse the fiat of installing the software or jeep cherokee suv's told from 2014 to 2016. >>> apple believes they have a solution to soggy pizza crust. this circular box was created by apple submitted in 2010, opening at the circular container allowed moisture to escape and prevents it from getting soggy and can be stored in stacks and the pizza boxes are expected to be available at the tech giant silicon valley campus, apple park. >>> a new study shows that people travel ago board may not be getting the proper vaccinati vaccinations. more than half of international travelers eligible to receive the measles mumps vaccine did not. people that did not put themselves at risk of of the infection. if you are not sure if you need the vaccinations before your trip the cdc has a list of travel notices. >>> and may is stroke awareness month. join experts on 6abc.com today to have your questions about strokes answered. i