her husband was driving this white chrysler when he got a flat tire. he tried to drive to the chevron station. >> he was riding through thinking he would make it. he didn't make it. >> reporter: on her way to check on the car, she got a flat tire. >> i was coming off one of the exits and hit something. now it's flat. >> reporter: the area remained closed with some drivers deciding to be safe and others drove through. residents in the peninsula saw several streets flooded including near businesses on west side of 101 in millbrae. others saw downed power lines and went hours without power. >> it went out like 1:40 yesterday. we had to rush this morning to get ice to try to salvage as much as we can from the fridge contents. >> we woke up this morning with no power. we are hoping when we get back after this walk, we'll have power. >> reporter: the storm over the weekend created conditions many residents can't remember experiencing in the bay area. >> it's kind of scary. you would think we are living in florida or texas somewhere with the weather condition

she said her husband was driving that white chrysler when he got a flat tire. he tried to drive it to the chevron gas station. >> we were riding through here thinking we would make it and did not make it. there is right there. >> reporter: on her way to check on the car she got a flat tire herself. >> i was coming off one of these exes and hit something. so now it is flat. >> reporter: the area remained closed for the morning but some died drivers decided to be safe while others drove through it. resident saw several of their streets flooded including near businesses on the west side of 101 and millbrae. other solid downed power lines and went hours without power.>> i've just come back. it went out at 1:40 yesterday. we had to rush this morning to get ice so that to try to salvage as much as we can from the fridge contents. >> we woke up this morning and no power. we are hoping we get back after this walk we will have power. the storm treated conditions many residents cannot remember experiencing in the bay area.>> it is kind of scary. you would think we were l

we did speak to the owner of that car, the white chrysler.ck on the car. this happened to the car yesterday. they said they had a flat tire. they thought they could make it to the gas station but they weren't able to. they came back in a different car to check the white chrysler. they got a flat tire on their way. listen to what else this resident had to say on the conditions that the weather has brought. >> kind of scary. you would think we're in florida or texas somewhere with the weather conditions like this. it makes me think twice about everything now. >> reporter: these conditions on the road are still very dangerous. be sure to be driving careful on milbre. this area is still closed off. we'll be updating you with any updates we continue to get. >> joycelyn is not getting rained on much but there are places that still have rain. nowhere near as many as yesterday. it's a better story today. it's going to be get better. for now we cannot quite say that. high def doppler, let's check the locations that have rain coming down as we speak. t

a change of heart and moved to motor city during the boom where she immediately got a job in the chrysler plant. >> i was a large press operator. we stamped out mettle car parts, you know, like a hood. a door. it was the highest pay i had ever received. >> but in 1979, helen and hundreds of thousands of workers felt the bottom drop out. >> oil is becoming scarce and far too expensive. >> detroit's auto industry was shattered by an international oil crisis. as the cost of gas skyrocketed, consumers turned to fuel efficient american cars and the sale of american across thanked. >> car sales last month fell to their lowest level in the 1 years. >> the midwest was in a terrible depression. i was in those unemployment lines in the dead of winter, a michigan winter, that snaked around the block several times. >> by 1982, one in five detroit residents were out of a job. >> it's few and far between jobs are hard to come by. are you hiring? >> the only thing i can say is move somewhere else. >> suddenly after a lifetime of well paying jobs where they could afford a house, two cars, a recreational

and g.m. -- general motors, chrysler and ford.d to do? they decided they're going to lead the world and build more of the electric vehicles than any other country. guess what? china is not waiting around. they manufacture more than twice as many electric vehicles than we have the last decade. they control more than 75% of the battery market. they're poised to invest another $14 billion this charging capacity now in their country. back in may, i had a chance to tour ford's state of the art facility in dearborn where union members are building the ford f-150. it's quick. 0-60 in 4 seconds. it's a big boy. it's a big one. months later, i hosted the big three automakers at the white house for the ford 150 was joined by the gmc hummer and the jeep wagoneer all going electric. the future is electric. we need to make sure america builds that future instead of falling behind. we should build those vehicles and the batteries and get them here in the united states of america. that's what we should build, here in the state of michigan. i wan

. >> trace: from bob, former home depot ceo and chrysler ceo. he said this and i want to get your reaction. >> doesn't solve the problem telling people to buy early for christmas or buy a chest freezer and stock up on meat and poultry. we are at tin tin cupping for oil when we were energy independent. natural gas is going to be short if we have a cold winter. it perpetuates the problems. >> trace: he makes a good point. the president was saying we need to make more goods in america so we can be self-sufficient. yet we were almost on the verge of being self-sufficient in the energy sector before all of these changes were made to go against what president trump put into play. he saying yes we need to be self-sufficient in certain areas and not when it comes to energy. >> to the white house's credit, i haven't heard many leaders talk about supply chain. it's an issue that was piped up during the covid crisis. we are glad to see an extended focus on supply chain. our country needs that focus. we welcome it and we are pleased to see it. on the other

general motor, chrysler, and ford. you know, and what did they decided to do?re going to lead the world and build more of the electric vehicles than any other country, but guess what. china's not waiting around. they manufactured more than twice as many electric vehicles as we have over the last decade. they control more than 75% of the battery market and they're poised to invest another $14 billion in charging capacity now in their country. back in may, i had the chance to tour ford's facility in dearborn where workers are building the first ever all electric ford f-150. i got to drive that sucker. it's quick and it's a big boy. it's a big one. months later, i hosted the big three automakers at the white house where the f-150 was joined by the hummer and wagoneer. all going electric. the whole world knows the future of the auto industry is electric and we need to make sure america doesn't fall behind. we should build the vehicles to get them here in the united states of america. here in the state of michigan. i want those jobs, i really mean it. i want those j

and gm -- i mean general motors, chrysler and ford.decided they are going to lead the world and they're going to build more of the electric vehicles than any other country. but guess what? china is not waiting around. they manufacture more than twice as many electric vehicles as we have over the last decade. they control more than 75% of the battery market. and they are poised to invest another $14 billion in charging capacity now in their country. back in may i had the chance to tour ford's new state of the art facility in dearborn where union workers are building the first all-electric ford f-150. i got to drive that sucker. it's quick. zero to 60 in 4.1 seconds, and it's a big boy. months later, i hosted the big three automakers at the white house. the ford 150 was joined by the hummer and gmc. all going electric. all in partnership. the future of the auto industry is electric. we need to make sure america builds that future instead of falling behind. we should build those vehicles and the batteries to get them here in the united st

we spoke with maximilian craw, m e p for the alternative germany party, uncanny, chrysler, former foreign minister of austria. they gave a zap a spec, tips on how politics is clashing with energy security. about 7 years ago. that could have been more supply to do your market wire pipeline. that was never billed them. you saw stream sales to reimburse prevented from being constructed in the summer 2014. and so now it seems as if all the i and all the criticism available is simply directed against the most stream. and it simply doesn't make sense of a real match is taken in terms of making gas as much as well as that the contracts allow when we speak of energy weapon, a lot of people, even though those who have been born here, then 73 will all the sink of all what, for instance, opechi arab countries, tuesday, the 9th and seventies. we had several instances non supply and non export of oil. this what we can call it in like an, an a to weapon. if you want to use that from a tougher, but in the current context of the many context, long term delivery gas delivery contracts that exist between t

the case prompted widespread protests about women's safety with metropolitan police commissioner, chrysler dick says, cousins, crimes are brought shame to the force. there are no words that can fully express the fury and overwhelming sadness that we all feel about. what happens to sarah i am so sorry. oh, the former friends president nicholas tacos. e has been handed a one year jail sentence, but he's on the line for you to spend any time behind bars. psychos, he was found guilty of a legal campaign financing. during his failed 2012 reelection bid. the court rule, he spent almost twice the maximum amount allowed comes months after sa cuz he was convicted in another corruption case. the judge said he could serve the sentence, confined to his home. people across china, celebrating the country's national day. october the 1st mark 72 years since the establishment of the people's republic of china in beijing, more than a $100000.00 people gathered for a flag raising ceremony in tenement square comes at a time. and the government's cracking down on many major sectors from wealthy and powerful te

within an overly narrow opinion chord line of respect. chrysler doors, oprah i didn't tune the pandemic compounds al days, opinions are not mainstream. when i pad, don't dare camino come with li here. ladies. opinions 1000000 find to call around in the country and with the younger we now see how something is the last civilians . how get in danger settled on the freedom of discussions with nicholas and george rightly decided, it gives you to apprehend. it is a big question is how can you to help this truth little says what is right or wrong as from a medical standpoint. well build presented a very different message last month when arte deutsche arte internationals, german language says the channel had its youtube channel permanently removed, for what was claimed. it was the, the publishing of covered disinformation. now, artie deutsch at the time said, and they maintain that what they were doing was giving air to different opinions and asking those similar, difficult questions about the covert 19 pandemic. and about the german rollins handling of it. basically, both sets of videos were r

systematic flaws were introduced into the european energy system, russia and they led to a of energy, chrysler the way ceased for any marketing stability. unpredictability are important . when russia flawlessly fulfills its contractual obligations to our partners, including our partners in europe, but we, in short guaranteed uninterrupted gas deliveries to your and we have every reason to believe that this year. but we will reach record levels of gas deliveries on the global market. when prices are volatile, when they're going through the roof, what can help with that extra supplies? president putin said that there was not a single occasion when russia entered, he joined gas from refused a request from europe for additional natural gas exports. and when mister bruce was asked a straightforward question, whether moscow has ever used the energy sector as a political weapon, his answer was straightforward. no, want to ask you about it directly. has russia been using energy as a weapon? russia's not using any weapon. if you've been paying attention as for the economy, where are we using weapons in

one of the clear suspect was arrested on thursday night, but people here 3rd, basically behind the chrysler is it should be brought to justice and forbid schools . and other clear good mind is that the state religion, this lunch should be abolished from the constitution. i'm going back to it. we were born here with taxpayers and com tribute to the country's development in every sector. yet we're being attacked and marginalized in every way. now we're here to protest and flight for a survival. people believe those politics behind all been there. one of the real people who are behind this time it still be brought to justice, not just stable. if the justice is not met, go, computers are brought up and coming days and palestinian civil society groups are hoping an international backlash will help reverse israel's decision to designate them as terrorist organizations. israel targeted 6 human rights groups, accusing them of being a front for a political party and an armed faction and the group say the authorities just trying to silence their voices. the ruling allows israel to raid the groups, of

as chrysler putting, do you support the ultimatum given by his ballot that either the investigator thought, if luther is dislodged, order it en, downfall of the government do support that ultimatum from battleship georgia. my to law, look, i mean to do it. we can all these leakage common, some domestic issues that you have brought out there was support this ultimatum and by one side or not, there was support the position of the other side. 3. if i said that, that would mean that we take sides the take sides in a conflict of interest, that would be counter productive, was more than if it only when it comes to our efforts or to achieve or to, to promote peace. so let me refrain from say anything on that level of blood. the most important thing is to find a platform based on which we could have it go. she ations and achieve me a resolution i feel with i'm pushing. russia is certainly interested in that partial. please. so soft question. could think of katrinka it will show us. thanks. let's catch him go some. thank you. some people missed a soft catch. him come from all. this is peter book st

[applause] some of you came into the white house when i had the chairman of the board of gm, chryslerand ford. what did they decide to do? they decided to lead the world and build more of the electric vehicles than any other country. guess what? china is not waiting around. they have manufactured more than twice as many lecture vehicles than we have over the past decade. they control more than 75% of the battery market and they are poised to invest another $14 billion in charging capacity now in their country. back in may, the chance to tour ford's new facility, where workers are building the first electric ford iphone 50. i got to drive that sucker. -- the first electric ford f0150. i hosted representatives at the white house. the whole world knows the future of the auto industry is electric. winning to make sure that america builds that future instead of falling behind. we should build those vehicles and get them in the united states. that's what we should build in the state of michigan. i want those jobs. i want them here in michigan. [applause] not halfway around the globe. that's

. >> so again, a bunch of young men piled into roy maguire's chrysler. >> and met up with two others,n gas station. where we bought, i think, a bottle of blueberry vodka, and a couple of 40 ounces of beer, to take. with us >> king. >> and we got about halfway of the great, really approach the property. >> the wall room read property. suddenly, rory stop the car. and again, one of the group jumped out and stole two more solar lights. >> ten seconds past or so, and right as cesar was getting into the car. i heard, what's sounded like a gunshot. >> rory hit the gas. with somebody shooting at us? they asked the show they're. >> lewis a little freaked out, looked at the back window. >> i turned around, just to see, a truck behind. this >> i can pretty much tell that both men -- and right after that, i remember seeing a green laser traveling around in the car, with us. >> a green laser? a laser from a gun. >> we assumed, yes. >> it's like you can't believe. it they're not gonna shoot us. >> people don't shoot out there. people >> know enough for this. >> and right after that, i heard, pop-u

that's what did the men, not a chrysler.ead which gets to the real problem. you have to question the objectivity of a video when the producers are asking a dinosaur's opinion on fossil fuels. he's a fossil! he's the fuel! of course it's going to be upset, that's like asking an illegal immigrant about the wall. i hereby give the video three pinocchio intestines. does this video influence you in any way, shape, or form? >> no. it was tough because i'm not the biggest fan -- i didn't like the lecturing dinosaur but i'm also not the biggest fan of economic distortions in general, even if often gas is the best thing you could do for your health, which is not. i still wouldn't like that so much but it also does point out the hypocrisy. even this massive climate change effort that -- it doesn't address the subsidies at all. it's the same thing as john kerry taking a jet everywhere. >> greg: this goes back to your point and halloween, this is okay to scare kids with. i dinosaur telugu the world is going to end, that is scary. you be

car makers like gm and chrysler are reporting a drop in sales.inting to disruptions in the supply of computer chips in low inventory as the main causes. the auto industry has been fighting a shortage of computer chips for more than a year. >> we are waiting for china to get the materials. we may have the company's based here in the united states but they are building those chips in china. we are getting about 80% of the need. the demand is very high. >> this is creating shortage in semi conductors meaning fewer cars being made people are priced out of the market. relief is probably still several months away. >>> with public transit still recovering from the pandemic the use of shared bikes and scooter is booming. >> according to the examiner open air traffic has gone more than it did in the summer of 2019. a top official said that reduced transit service, fear of coronavirus transmission could be pushing people to outdoor transportation. san francisco's closed and slow streets could also be boosting the use of two wheels. want to try it. i would

some of our viewers will remember a couple of decades ago big companies like daimler-chrysler, toyota were betting billions on fuel cell cars. we were supposed for millions of these. we don't so it is right to be skeptical the other point to remember, hydrogen is more of an energy carrier, like electricity and a war to store energy like batteries. you can't just get hydrogen freely on earth. it has to be made from something. that takes energy. anyone who tells you it is a magical new source of energy you have to ask them where are you going to make your hydrogen. like electricity you can make it in dirty or clean ways the reason why it is getting another look, you are going to have a decor banization of the energy sector in the come years. some sectors where teslas and wind mills won't save the planet. >> vijay, as we think through all of this, and obviously the sort of battery-powered cars have completely won for the time being. there are still some hydrogen fuel cell technology out there maybe for trucks obviously we will see if that's a bigger use case. my question is whether hydro

i want to go to bob nardelli on this, the former chrysler home depot ceo. about that back and forth and the confusion of the government to shut down and have the money in october, will it not have the money. clearly markets move on it, businesses got in the area of mitch mcconnell to say look, this is a worry. don't let this happen. hence this development today. how important is this whole debt ceiling issue to business? >> first of all, thank you for having me on on a special week, 25-year anniversary. congratulations to you and your feel for as they say reporting fair and balanced news. thank you for that and congratulations. >> thank you. >> on the debt ceiling, i think it's a very, very critical issue. depending upon any colleague of mine, any ceo, the issue is -- i've been in business now 50 years myself. we're always taught that you don't spend more than you can afford. when you have so much cash available, you have to do a prioritization and your return on that investment. that's what's causing the chaos here with some of your guests, that these real

it's an update from the market but we have breaking news this is the parents of car brands like chrysler229 million investment in a plant in cocoa month, indiana, this allows them to ramp up its electric car production, they're clearly trying to keep up with ford, gm, and of course, tesla. their goal is to reach 40% low emission vehicle sales in the next nine years. all right, we're less than two hours away from the start of tesla's annual shareholder meeting, it takes place this year, in its brand new, manufacturing facility, in austin, texas, in anticipation, tesla stock is up just about 2%, 797.87 a share, now tesla investors they want to know about car production. chip shortages, and new competition. here with what to expect barrons senior special writer al root and long time tesla bull, ross gerber. gentlemen thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. lauren: al is this event all about batteries? >> you know what i don't think so. i mean, everything is always about everything with tesla. so that being said, i think it's more about production. i think it's more about the

listen to the former ceo of chrysler and home depot. >> we keep reporting an increase in the number ofbout supply chain problems. it doesn't solve the problem by telling people buy early for christmas. it doesn't solve the problem tell people to go buy a chest freezer and stock up on meat and poultry. we're out now tin cupping for oil when we had reached energy independence. i mean, it just challenges common sense. steve: and, brian, one of the things he suggests that you guys were talking about was maybe essentially get america's military to get us out of this , send them out there to help get the stuff off the ships, and transport it across the country, but later today, from the white house, they are going to talk about yeah, we've been working on this for months, so they are going to start, isn't this timing interesting? a 90-day sprint to unload stuff, so in other words, as the intro said, they are trying to save christmas, because if things are not available, joe biden's administration is going to get blamed. brian: they got mid-terms, that's going to be a sprint to that and i'll

ram truck, customer need an engine for it which is a very, very common engine and even going to chryslerve me a time frame as to when one would be available. >> reporter: the problems include shipping backups on auto parts, a global semi conductor shortage and not enough workers in manufacturing or transportation to move supplies along. >> it could be a thermostat, it could be a module.omplete indus we're seeing that this happens >> reporter: when consumers decide a new car is a better option, they're finding slim pickings on the lot. washington, bill coram's family-owned nissan dealership has been selling cars and trucks for 46 years >> it's like night and day typically, we would have anywhere from 350 to 400 new nissans in stock right now, i think we have a round of 14 new cars >> with supplies low, sales manager brian paul says while many dealers have started charging more than the sticker price, they're keeping prices the same and encouraging consumers to be open-minded. >> people coming in, they're looking for one car specifically and they're finding out that vehicle is not availabl

know, for companies that are advancing evs, electric vehicle, and they invite ford, general motors, chryslerdone to advance evs and then they don't invite tesla. isn't that crazy and then they send, you know, into space further with civilian astronauts further than anyone has ever gone before and musk saves the government billions of dollars for defense and they're about to have, you know, you want to have more level distribution of wealth only way to do that is educate people if you have satellite broadband that's what he's going to do, make it so broadband is available to people who live in the mountains, live in vail, live in east hampton that broadband is not so good, so he's going to make it available and yet when we have this incredible feat, it's a learning, it's a science expedition, so to go to space, the edge of space, 60 miles and return, that's, you know, that's okay it's good. but to go into orbit is probably a thousand times harder and to try to land what you have taken from orbit to earth that's probably 100,000 times harder. and so you get a lot of publicity about the people,

joining the conversation all morning long this morning is fox business's dagen mcdowell and former chryslernd home depot ceo bob nardelli. welcome to the program. david, it's a pleasure to have you back given the fact that you were on this program a few months back when oil was in the 50s, 60s, you said oil is going to $100 a barrel. here we are right below, 85. what are your thoughts now in terms of the move in oil. are you still expecting 100? >> i still am expecting 100, maria. i don't like being correct with these types of predictions for purposes of certainly people's pockets but on the other hand, for purposes of investment, certainly this has been a good trade. and i continue to be bullish on 100. i think once we hit 100, that number in and of itself is a sticker shock to lots of governments around the world and we will see a call to arms immediately when we get even close to that number in order to go ahead and bring that price down to the extent it's possible. maria: yeah. david, tell me what's behind this move. i mean, obviously joe biden came in on day one, canceled the xl pipeli

. >> do think the damage at chrysler country is a threat to our national security? >> every form is a threat to our national security. [inaudible] >> billions of dollars of damage across the nation is not a threat? a threat.it's >> why these groups not included in this assessment that is takingot place today? [inaudible] it's t been estimated -- the rising -- cost property owners up to tube billion dollars in damages. what impact do such violent actions by those on the extremea left have owned business owners some of which are veterans and many of these business owners who are unable to -- spare thank you for your question and it's an important one. anytime anyone in our country uses violence as an great threat to our country and i don't think wewe should -- i think it's trac when somebody turns on walmart and it's another thing when they show up in our nation's capital and attack the symbol of our democracy. >> like can't even blm folks did last summer when they destroyed private property here in the cityst as well. >> that what i'm saying is that if nations capita

bob the former ceo of chrysler and home depot had an idea.vers in the national guard. and they were looking at and it they said it's the same license. so we could use them. 60,000 down before the pandemic in truck drivers. we use them unhood the ships. we could actually use them to unthem into the trucks and some of the national guard to do it. i don't want to volunteer people fighting our wars, helping us during floods. i know you have other jobs. but it should be an option in order to get us whole again. steve: apparently the administration, because it's been a problem, they have been looking at national guard for a while. what's interesting about that, and it was great when bob said that on our program 10 days or so ago a clothing manufacturer trade group said call in the national guard, not only to, perhaps, drive the trucks but it there apparently is some sort of a problem with the licenses. but they have great suggestion. and that is unload the cargo at naval ports, which is brilliant because they are outfitted for the great big ships,