the chrysler deal where he tried to take over chrysler along with lee iacocca. they have the money to do it. but it was resisted by the chrysler management to his surprise i might say. after fighting for that deal for several months he finally had to surrender and concede defeat. he put in his pocket $2.7 billion in profit. this is a bet he lost and profited the fact is have that deal worked out. he probably would've made like six or $7 million profit. he plotted them. it was a plan. i don't know what the secret is. i would be doing it. i would not be sitting here. i was the silly stories that are in the book when you think about what surprise you the most on that. it's this ted turner straight that was famous. in your mind what did you like the most. as the author i love every little in a dope. i love it because i know it. one of my favorite stories in the book was where he tried to lose a million dollars at a crap table. an opening-night gift to larry tesch. who owned and opened a new casino in the south of france that's what fellow casino owners do. it's an a

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, we contacted fiat chrysler. it agreed to replace the engine free of charge after all. it said the decision was based on the fact he had all his oil changes done at the dealer and was a loyal customer. now the jeep has a new engine and once again noah is feeling the winds in his hair. >> and my mustache. i think 7 on your side is excellent. >> reporter: though says the dealership not only replaced his engine, installed a new clutch. in all the warrantyco saved him $8,000. he remains a huge jeep wrangler i want to hear from you, the abc 7 hot line is weekdays from 10:00 to 2:00. you can reach me on my facebook page? he seems like good guy. thanks, very much. we are following breaking news at san jose a person has died after a mobile home fire this afternoon. fire officials told abc 7 a child is missing as well. >> sky 7 flew over the scene of firefighters got a hand him on the blaze, it was first reported at 4:45 in north san jose, off highway 237. >> the victim has not been identified yet. fire crew versus fought

, we contacted fiat chrysler.reed to replace the engine free of charge after all. it said the decision was based on the fact he had all his oil changes done at the dealer and was a loyal customer. now the jeep has a new engine and once again noah is feeling the winds in his hair. >> and my mustache. i think 7 on your side is excellent. >> reporter: though says the dealership not only replaced his engine, installed a new clutch. in all the warrantyco saved him $8,000. he remains a huge jeep wrangler fan. i want to hear from you, the abc 7 hot line is weekdays from 10:00 to 2:00. you can reach me on my facebook page? he seems like good guy. thanks, very much. we are following breaking news at san jose a person has died after a mobile home fire this afternoon. fire officials told abc 7 a child is missing as well. >> sky 7 flew over the scene of firefighters got a hand him on the blaze, it was first reported at 4:45 in north san jose, off highway 237. >> the victim has not been identified yet. fire crew versus fought

fiat chrysler up 14% for its sales numbers. jeep. what a move. fiat chrysler's jeep, sales spiked 45%. let's looked at shares of all of them. fiat chrysler jumping 9%. reflects the great jeep number. gm moving higher by nearly 3%. gm saying we're done, we're going to stop reporting monthly numbers, they want to end on a high note. we've got a chorus of buyers for spotify as the stock jumps above initial pricing. how will it perform longer term? it could go the way of snap which celebrated first year as a public company and the word celebrate, i use it loosely, very rough year for the social media app, to losing celebrity users to redesign. here we go at this moment down 43% since the ipo of last year, march 2nd. then you could look at meal kit service blue apron, another ipo that people were so initially excited about. it's fallen from grace down 81% from opening price despite the fact it keeps coming out with news. all kinds of different partnerships, no. at the moment, it will start working with airbnb, it is having a rough time. that's $1.81 s

we have been speaking with the ceo of pr chrysler -- fiat chrysler and he says his successor will beounced in 2019. he spoke with us about the company's plan for dividends. true, we will make the target for 2018. we will have $4 billion of cash at your end. -- year end. we will present to the market on june 1 for the first time since 2007, how we will treat shareholders in terms of dividend distribution. vonnie: more of the interview with him throughout the day. let's turn to italy, politics at a halt. silvio berlusconi coalition pardon best parties say they will govern together or not all. let's bring in our rome bureau chief. how will the president break the impasse in the next couple of days? he has given himself a few days because it is a couple get a situation. he has -- comp look at a situation. -- complicated situation. he has options, the main problem is people not talking to each other. the first option is to give one of the two party leaders a mandate to form a government. our sources says, if he does this come he will go with the center-right because they have the most vot

>> gm and fiat chrysler were the big beats of the month.y have something in common, fresh suv path to sell. the new chevy traverse and chevy equinox are doing extremely well. fiat chrysler has totally retooled plants here in the u.s. for making cars that weren't selling very well. shifting over to making jeeps and taking time to bear some fruit. it was an 18 month streak. they broke that streak in a big way this month. so you really saw jim and fiat chrysler carry the day. haidi: the u.s. automotive editor there. coming up next, the deputy managing director says it is time for china to address trade concerns. our exclusive interview with david lipson is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. betty: i'm betty liu in new york and you're watching daybreak us try a. the new york fed getting a new boss. it john williams replacing bill dudley, becoming one of the officials inwerful the federal reserve system. our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays here with more. was controversy about john williams and rumor

general motors down under 4% fiat chrysler is down 2.5% the market punishing u.s.hese headlines. we are also seeing big moves in so-called soft commodities these are other products that could get hit the hardest based on the list of proposed tariffs that we have seen. primarily soybean futures. do not laugh, soybean a multibillion dollar industry and the largest company in the world is based around the new york area, bunge, b.e. is the ticker corn is also getting hard. coming up we'll see you a few other companies that might get hit. everything is fluid in the morning. we're seeing a long list of proposed items we'll make a list of companies you need to watch today. joining us now is jury remembiir your reaction to the headlines and the early market reaction in the states >> yes good morning so clearly this is a major headwind not necessarily for earnings or stock prices though stock prices are going down now, but it's a valuation headwind this is the most important thing to understand the regime we're in now in terms of the markets we went straight up for two year

earning statements chrysler fia profits were up sixty percent to one point two four billion dollars lifted by factors including a thirty seven percent jump in sales of their jeep brand vehicles and general motors garnered a thirty six billion dollars in profit this quarter more than expected they also posted a two point six billion dollars in operating profits down twenty six percent versus the same quarter of last year weighing down the fact factory down time required for a transition toward increased truck production g.m. also announced an agreement with south korean labor unions that it expected to yield as much as five hundred million dollars in savings going forward and volkswagen posted an operating profit of four point two billion euros or five point five billion dollars that's a four percent drop from a year ago the german car maker attributed the dip to a change in the method for evaluating derivatives and said that excluding that factor profits would have been up slightly and while it's not on the high level v.w. talking points of many of us recall last year v.w. paid the

earning statements chrysler fia profits were up sixty percent to one point two four billion dollars lifted by factors including a thirty seven percent jump in sales of their jeep brand vehicles and general motors garnered a thirty six billion dollars in profit this quarter more than expected they also posted a two point six billion dollars in operating profits down twenty six percent versus the same quarter of last year weighing down the fact factory down time required for a transition toward increased truck production g.m. also announced an agreement with south korean labor unions that is expected to yield as much as five hundred million dollars in savings going forward and volkswagen posted an operating profit of four point two billion euros or five point five billion dollars that's a four percent drop from a year ago the german carmaker attributed the dip to a change in the method for evaluating derivatives and said that excluding that factor profits would have been up slightly and while it's not on the high level v.w. talking points of many of us recall last year v.w. paid the l

chrysler is moving back to michigan from mexico. you saw that. you are beneficiaries of that one. thousands of jobs. we have many car companies. many companies are opening up in michigan. cars are coming back to michigan. the plants are coming back. they're being expanded. six years ago, i wasn't even running. the republican of the year award. maybe they knew what was going to happen. i wasn't running. i made a speech in michigan thanking them for the award. saying how horrible, how did you let this happen? they build cars in mexico and sell them across the border. we lose the jobs and taxes. how did anybody let this happen? ? it is not happening anymore, folks. they are moving back. [applause] pres. trump: now they are moving back. china, great people. great people, great country, great leader. when they sell a car into the united states, they pay 2.5% tax. when we sell a car into china, they don't want it. they have barriers. if they took it, it is a 25% tax. think of it. think of it. they have a tax that is 10 times higher. what they say is, w

fiat chrysler, gm and ford reported march sales that trounced estimates.ggressiveboosted by discounting. more model three cars than expected last month. it expect model three production will increase rapidly toward the second quarter and hit 5000 week in about three months. disney is willing to help rupert murdoch's 21st century fox win british realtor approval to buy sky -- regulator approval to buy sky. interested in the news unit, regardless of whether it's larger $52 billion takeover of most of fox does not go through. that is the bloomberg business flash. on the 20ill ahead year anniversary of the good friday agreement, we catch up with the agreement's architect, george mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is bloomberg markets. i am mark barton from london. vonnie: and in new york, i am vonnie quinn. fears of a potential trade war eased monday. peso, a bellwether talks istalks -- nafta a little stronger today. president trump backtracked, tweeting that he may back out of the deal altogether. joining us now is michael mckee. what is happening? wha

the chrysler deal he tried to take over chrysler. he had the money to do it but it was resisted to his surprise i might say. after fighting for that field for over several months, he finally had to surrender and concede defeat and he put in his pocket something like $2.7 billion in profit so this was a bad he lost and pocketed nearly $3 billion. habitat deal worked better it would have been more like six or $7 billion profit that even in a setback it was a plan and i don't know what the secret is. if i did i wouldn't be sitting here. >> you might end up on the forbes list. [laughter] so many stories that are in the book when you think about what surprised you the most for me it was the ted turner story but in your mind what did you like the most? >> as the author, i love every little anecdote. it may be just a couple of lines but i love it because i know it. one of my favorite stories in the book is when he tried to lose a million dollars just to give a gift of generosity comes within opening-night gift to a new casino in the south o

look at gm, ford, and fiat chrysler. fives an estimate of percent, fiat chrysler was the standout.bigger be. they sold more vehicles than ford when you exclude the rental cars as well as the delivery of the sales of their new compass. analysts were expecting auto sales were going to come in at 16.8 million. on up and my bloomberg terminal wrote quick. 1183. it beat that 16.8 million mark. right here is the white line and i've contrasted this again with the price of gas. gas is still at a relative low. $2.7 per gallon under that for the past year or so. we see how the stocks have been doing for the big three. and for gm as well as ford, they were up the most in two months. chrysler was of the most in a year. taking a look very quickly at japan auto sales. for the most part, they were in the green. .hey were up and you can see that the only actual beat was honda. the lone miss here, the loan big miss by 3.7%. let's stick with the automakers now. and more than $1 billion stake in several hyundai motor entities. singer, the by paul changes still want a clear plan. they join us from seo

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he says the move will create value for fiat chrysler shareholders and give morelli the chance to have growth. may notard in savings of the only ones who have been -- by wells fargo. the wealth dan at debt management division was steered into investments to maximize revenue for the bank and compensation for its employees according to people familiar with the matter. isls fargo says it's action --. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: still ahead, more on the fallout from facebook. shares rallying yesterday as mark zuckerberg said 87 million users were impacted in the cambridge analytica scandal. he also held a conference call and took as many questions as people can, up with. -- could come up with. major indices in the green. the dow is leading the pack. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i'm mark barton live from the european headquarters in london. this is "bloomberg markets." let's check in on the first world news. we have more from new york. >> a new report is likely to get president trump more ammunit

chrysler's coming back with auto plants. there holding beautiful new auto plants.ody thought they would see that happen. we created 3 million new jobs as the election. unemployment claims that there was level nearly 50 years. something a very proud about, unemployment rates for hispanics and african-americans have reached the lowest levels ever recorded. remember i used to say a rallies you have to lose. you have the lowest levels ever recorded for african-americans, hispanics and a very happy about that. for women the lowest levels in 19 years. we have really good numbers. wages are rising at the fastest pace in over a decade. were cut in record numbers of regulations. more regulations than a year and a quarter than any administration should we go back to 16 years? last time i jokingly said that they said he's got -- tendencies. i'm not looking to do it unless you are. were unleashing american energy in american energy independence. were now an exporter of energy. were doing 10 million barrels a day. nobody thought they would see this. going to now be 10.6 million

chrysler is moving back to michigan from mexico. you saw that.plause] some of you are beneficiaries of that one. thousands of jobs. we have many car companies. you see what is going on, toyota, many companies opening in michigan. cars are coming back to michigan. the plants are coming back. they're being expanded. by the way, do you remember, about six years ago, i wasn't even running, they gave me an award, the republican of the year. maybe they knew what was going to happen. i don't know. i wasn't running. i made a speech in michigan thanking them for the award. saying how horrible, how did you let this happen? where all of these plants closed, moved to mexico. they build cars in mexico and sell them across the border. no tax. we lose the jobs and taxes. we lose everything. how did anybody let this happen? guess what, not happening anymore, folks. not happening. they are moving back. [applause] pres. trump: now they are moving back. let me give you an example. china, great people. by the way, great people, great country, great leader. but when

fiat chrysler, blows out the estimate, jeep sales up 45%.he best month ever for jeep we see softening in some data, largely soft data. ism yesterday was morte -- >> gm for one is up about 3% let's get to phil lebeau with more on gm and those numbers >> the reason gm is higher, listen to these sales numbers. 15.7% increase in sales last month, the expectation was for an increase of 3.6%, truck sales, pickup truck sales up 19%. we talk about how cross overs are hot. gmc, up 39%. buick cross overs 50%. you take these numbers along with chrysler, ford was better than expected. general motors expect industry sales for the month to be 17.2 million the estimate going into today was about 16.7 and 16.8 million. much stronger expected sales for march. >> guys, back to you >> phil lebeau thank you. >> is phil still there >> before you go, this is the last time we'll hear from gm, is that right >> on a monthly basis. >> they are going to quarterly report it will be interesting and i am sure others will follow them the interesting point of this and stev

chrysler hand out $2,000 bonuses to 0,000 workers and announced plans for a $1 billion investment in warren creating a minimum of,5 -- of 2,500 jobs. they are now leaving other countries and coming back to michigan. remember i told you that five or six years ago. they are now coming back. and they will come back a lot faster than you have seen. you know what's even more important than that? leaving? we don't give them the incentive to leave anymore. we are giving them incentive to stay and to pay our people. [cheers and applause] but to protect our families we must secure our borders. the good thing about the caravan. people are watching. they are coming in from honduras. they are coming in frother places. -- from other places. they are taking this long trek up mexico. we want mexico to help us and we have to demand it. but mexico is going to help us. but there are hundreds of people out of 2,000. our laws are so corrupt and stupid, i call them the dumbest immigration laws on earth. if a person puts their foot over the line, we have to take them into our country. we have to register

i want to get to the overall american car scene, if you will come and it seems like fiat chrysler is out of the park, doing very well. there is movement on the upper end as well. give us a characterization of what is happening with the u.s. automotive industry. fiat chrysler with their jeep brand is perfectly positioned in this market, which seems to have an unending desire to own suvs. jeep is arguably the premier suv and fiatamerica today, chrysler owns that, and they are taking full advantage of the market shift to suv's. ford and domestics, general motors, also had pretty good numbers because of this continued shift to the truck and suv market. haidi: james, just very quickly, you know, on tesla, as that one of the companies that could be negatively affected by the trade wars and tariffs given that china is one of their major markets question mark -- markets? . elon musk has been vocal about the 25% tariffs that affects him when he sends vehicles to china. the jury is still out on what will happen here. a he can get results and reduction in that tariffs, that will be an advantage

already, chrysler is coming back with oil plants.companies are known michigan, ohio, different places, pennsylvania. they are building beautiful auto plants. there -- nobody thought they would see that happen. we created 3 million new jobs since the election. unemployment claims are at their lowest level in nearly 50 years. think of that, 50 years. [applause] about,ng i'm very proud unemployment rates for hispanics and african-americans have reached the lowest levels ever recorded -- ever recorded. think of that. very proud of that. [applause] remember, i used to say at rallies, what do you have to lose? guess what. what do you have to lose? you have the lowest levels ever recorded for african-americans, hispanics. i'm very, very happy about that. and by the way, for women, the lowest levels in 19 years. so we have really good numbers. [applause] and something a lot of people didn't take was going to happen. wages are rising at the fastest pace in over a decade. we are cutting record numbers of regulations. we cut more regulations in

the ceo of fiat chrysler, sergio marchionne, saying a suite for investors.berg in amsterdam. the work that is going on in terms of brand building in the united states has put us in and in the opel position -- in an in vehicle position -- leading position with edge margins for the sector. when it happens, i cannot tell you. you will benchmark performance on my way out. if i cannot get there -- reporter: you said today leaving might be coming. could this be your last year as ceo? sergio: the question is, if it is true, i will make a target, and i will end up with $4 billion in cash a year. the question is how you deal with that capital is a big issue. to of the things we present the market on june 1, for the first time since 2007, is how we will treat shareholders in terms of dividends richard permission -- dividend distribution. become forneeds to the structure, because if that is the cycle time with which we perform, i think we need to make it part of policy. it is something that will obviously impact positively. we have never been in this position. we had t

lia: talk to me about chrysler.gio will remove his black sweater and where the blue tie instead. progress inrprising paying down industrial debt. unitash in the automotive will be as much as or more than the debt auto unit has. backis what holds chrysler from being. joe: why does he have to change his attire? >> he promised he would. seoy he was announced as mores of the tie, but since then he has warned a black sweater. he is like einstein who cannot be bothered to change his close. [laughter] ymbolic.ugely some joe: coming up, however it's our handling operational challenges and rising costs. and a reminder to subscribe to our weekly podcast on itunes. you will find our favorite interviews from the week before you can enjoy them over the weekend so you never have to go a day without listening or watching what you miss. julia: who qualifies this week? joe: check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: union pacific reporting first-quarter earnings before the bow and our next because them at of the most in a year as the r

cannot imagine another company, gm and chrysler forced to manufacture and the united states. you will not sell one car out the united states and yet you will tax all cars coming from abroad. carwill be paying for your moreore, 40% more, 50% because the imported car has a tax, and the local car has a huge cost. it is not competitive. tradesimple reasoning to and to win and win. you don't want to play golf just to win. is not fors sport me. it is not for me. we went together by working together. him to question and i will ask you the second question to follow up. again, from the audience. withoes your experience the pri us -- affected your views? tradeu speak on the reform transitions from the ?re-monopoly to your party this is a question that revolves around the perfect dictatorship that lasted for 71 years. it became -- he became corrupt and allows the manager for the company because it was a monopoly. -- ofs the great democracy. a nation of power. you are going to try to stay there, you come with bad ideas or you will not be welcomed. that is one case that happened in mexico

it is where generations of proud workers at general motors and chrysler, and kellogs transformed our nation and changed the entire world. we were the leader and we are the leader again and everyone is being it. -- seeing it. and we have increased the values over the last 16 months tremendously. we are almost twice the size of the next largest economy. remember that. don't forget that. don't forget that. and we are going to be growing very fast. it is time to look past the old divisions, the tired thinking, the stale debates of the past and come together as one nation under god. one nation under god. [applause] pres. trump: we are one people with one home and one great american destiny. remember what i said. they are looking at us all over the world. when chancellor merkel came in to see me, she said -- congratulations, mr. president. what you have done is incredible with your economy. when the president of france came in to see me, president macron, wonderful guy. we like to shake each other's hand. he is a great guy. and she is terrific. but, you know what? she is from germany. he i

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general motors posted double digit growth as did fiat chrysler. and ford exceeded estimates thanks to a big monthor its f-series pickups with the average price paid for each truck hitting almost 7,000 nearly a record high. fact is, demand for suvs and crossovers is not slowing down. jeep had its best month ever while sales of gm's crossover utility vehicles soared 41%. the strong numbers are d in part to an economy humming along with low unemployment and high consumer confidence. those slightly richer ielentives alsod convince americans this is th this gave auto stock much-needed boost. but the one auto stock getting the most attention was tesla.ir its f quarter production numbers were mixed compared to expectations. with the company building fewer chdel 3s at the end of m than originally planned. still tesla expects production and delivero ramp up over the next three months and hit a level where the company is bringing in enough cash that it does not need to raise capital. that was welcome news for usvestors. andd shares of tesla higher. phil leb

chrysler, you not going to see one car outside of the united states. abroad,s all cars from more.y 30%, 40%, 50% tax and local -- domestic cars are more expensive. trade.go to do not just playing to win. win together by working together. question.cond and follow-up on that of the audience. how is your experience with the pri affected your views? can you speak on the trade reform tradition from the pre-monopoly to your party. this is a question that revolves around the perfect dictatorship that lasted for 71 years and on taking a different approach. corruption,ore before he became a lousy member -- manager of his country. there, you come with your own ideas or you are not going to be welcome. that is one case that happened in mexico. support the men. i know he has a burden on his shoulder. he is moving out. i always vote for the person, not the ideology. you visit china, there are no more ideologists. they do not fight like dogs and cats like the democrats and republicans. they are a pragmatic government, they welcome technology. vicente: they are and -

. >> some automakers such as bmw and fiat chrysler started their own training schools to recruit thenext generation of employees. >>> traffic seemed a little lighter today in san francisco. there's a reason. it's the sixth annual walk to workday. more than 10,000 san franciscans took part according to the organizers at walk sf. walking to work does a lot more than ease traffic. >> walking is good for you. when you're walking, you're maybe one less car on the street. it's healthy. it's a good way to see the city. it's a good way to interact with other people in san francisco. >> walk to workday promotes safer streets for pedestrians. >>> slicker streets for sure in the next 24 hours, a fairly major spring storm moving into the bay area as we look live from transamerica out toward the bay. the rain has already begun in the north bay and we are all going to get wet and how within 24 hours, got the forecast coming up. >> coming up at 6:00 tonight b.a.r.t. and muni have a smelly problem, their multimillion dollar plan to clean up station elevators. >> but first the markets closed up today

so, general motors, chrysler, ford motor company, there are manufacturing here and went broke, and youad to pay to rescue them out of bankruptcy. how did they come back to the marketplace? by becoming nafta corporations. that is the only way they can compete with mercedes-benz, nissan, toyota, mazda, and all the rest. and they found they can be very competitive and productive by working in canada, mexico, and the united states. >> this is an excellent point, let's go to mr. farage. we'll keep the debate going to quickly so it can ask as many questions as possible. nafta made us competitive. >> hang on a second, we can talk about nafta and the wto, and united nations and nato. we can talk about all these things, which are examples of nationstates cooperating together on the world stage. while of those organizations can do with reform, i have no problem with any of them or the concept of countries working together. however, that isn't good enough for the globalists. the real globalists want something much more exciting and far better than that. they did in the european union. you cannot

chrysler or the automotive would pay a little bit more.ain's going to come on the producer, because you put all those tonnages together and if in fact they switch from china sources back to the u.s. sources, which would be good, i think that has more implication. i don't believe in subsidies, dagen, as you do. i think once you start where do you stop? because there could be issues. when i was running g.e. power systems, there was always, until the recent corporate tax issue, i was always trying to offset competing with siemens and alstrom. we never got subsidies. i think you've got to be careful where you start do ling that out. >> dagen: talk about this, kevin. bob brought it up as soon as the show started, a little more than two hours ago. volatility in these stock -- ink market. in early february it was the worry about inflation and the policy out of the federal reserve and then it shifts to the trade war, potential trade war. then it shifts to technology and facebook and facebook's misuse and reckless disregard for people's privacy, so

chrysler is right next door showing up it's s.u.v.s very comfortable during traffic jams and. there is also showing interest in the southeast asian market. the russian car and truck maker gods is at the show as well it's a new competitor here. that was the ballots three years ago. we go step by step to do triage sometimes. but if he's through that there's leaks that movement was lost here and now we're. told this was a fun toy project. president to tear the president. out of. politics obviously play a major role in the car industry the other factor is of course. the sound of speach. it's back to sara the national election coming up on sunday in hungary absolutely people and hungry they are going to the polls this weekend and a closely watched national election prime minister viktor orban seeking a fourth term in power opinion polls showing his party has a comfortable lead but hungary's complex electoral system makes the outcome difficult to predict correspondent funny char is in hungary to cover sunday's parliamentary election for us and she sent us this special report from th

the big i would say here to a vast now it's a race against time to try and paint a species take a chrysler that's in the majesty plan. extinction tag no zero. and monday put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. the extremely remote location of this rainforest used to offer its protection but recently that's changed. the forests around palmy over disappearing fast as they have been right around top when you get we have lost everything we fool we have been here two years ago we were standing underneath the road a big tree or maybe looking at the birds flying out of the truce new guinea has more of asia pacific some remaining rainforest than any other country but special agricultural bu

key i would say here to do it fast now it's a race against time to try and face a species take a chrysler that's in the majesty plan to stave off extinction techno on al-jazeera . he has no passport yet he's politically active in two countries i was the only one that would stand up our at peaceful transition when because the short term expired in our part of the world some people think you are stupid or crazy if you do that mikhail saakashvili former president of georgia and ex governor of the odessa region in ukraine talks to al jazeera. al jazeera. where every.

estimates, beat while chrysler fell.andg news was their decision to discontinue business and most of their car business in their home market in north america. these are still really profitable companies. they are doing very well, and yet, pressure from the tech industry is forcing them to make or the way gmnges has markets like russia and india. notnvestors are simply singing it, shares are down after the company beat estimates , while warned that that revenue growth could slow in the second half of the year. >> we had a great quarter, and it gives us opportunity to go back in the areas where we have been investing like audience and engagement growth, revenue products, and sales. we will be investing in all of those over the course of a year. we will grow headcount to 10 to 15% and that is focused on those priorities. break down samsung earnings, profits beat estimates on booming exports of its memory chips. stagnant sales of flagship models. >> i have to be conservative for the first quarter. strong quarter, and it is u

and general motors chrysler and ford company ford motor company all beat expectations for its sales inch g.m. in particular more than doubled the most optimistic estimate with a sixteen percent increase from february the overall march seasonally adjusted annual rate rose to seventeen point four million new cars outpacing the estimate of sixteen point eight million and more than feb seventeen point one million the rate of new car sales has slowed since two thousand and sixteen when a record seventeen point five million new vehicles were sold here discuss more about autos is the car coach lauren fix lauren welcome back why are we seeing these pretty great sales numbers well the big thing is the huge drive for pickup trucks crossovers and s.u.v.s and there's some great incentives out there last month also seems to have been a great month for redesigned s.u.v.s like the jeep compass and my favorite the lincoln navigator and the g.m.c. terrain what's behind that lauren. well obviously new designs and this was needed by many of the manufacturers the top increase for the month of march was vo

the key i would say here to a vast now it's a race against time to try and save a species take a chrysler as an emergency plan to stave off extinction techno. lol. huge crowds gather and yemen's capital for the funeral of. a saudi air strikes killed more rebel commander. is a problem also ahead. hundred people wounded by israeli forces during the latest gaza protest pressure on hospitals breaking point. three of the biggest players. and one of the virtual reality is getting film fans closer to the action than ever before. the saudi led coalition air strike has reportedly killed. dozens of functions and yemen's capital sama that happened as large crowds filled the streets to on a high ranking rebel commander. was killed in a strike last week. have been fighting against the whole thing since two thousand and fifteen when they intervened to support the exiled government. reports. these supporters descend on the center of santa they're protesting against the death of the most senior the official to be killed by the saudi led coalition in yemen's three year war. died in an airstrike on the coa

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give the i would say here to a vast now it's a race against time to try and save a species take a chrysler as an emergency plan to stave off extinction techno. dozens of civilians killed in afghanistan a suicide attack us target kabul and kandahar. and i welcome to. my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth purana also ahead this hour syrian military bases in hama and on their part in what the government says is a new act of aggression from its enemies. u.s. secretary of state. just the palestinians to reengage with israel as he visits jordan on middle east oil plus. cambodia. concerns about the feeling price of. a spade a day of bloodshed. dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks most of them civilians in the capital kabul at least twenty five people died a suicide bomber set off explosives within minutes of each other close to the intelligence headquarters i sold says that carried out the attack well line of the dead were journalists who would rush to the scene after the first explosion making this one of the worst days for media in of fallen since two thousand and one an

gmz meeting analyst estimates while chrysler falls short. >> the big news was ford and their decisionnue their sedan business in their home market in north america. the big picture, these are still really profitable companies. they are doing very well and yet the pressure coming from the tech industry and from the changes going on is forcing them to make dramatic changes like getting out of cars like the way gm has gotten out of markets like russia and india. >> investors not singing. shares down after the company beat estimates but warned revenue growth could slow. >> it gives us a chance to go back in the areas where we have been investing as far as the health of the platform, the revenue process and sales. we set up a call that we would 10% to 15%.count >> profit beat estimates on booming exports of its memory chips but it sounded a warning on global profitability. >> they have to be conservative. definitely first quarter was a very strong feat. seasonally speaking, first quarter is usually weak and in ande of sluggish demand weak quarter for this elec tronics, still it managed to