hoy les presento la historia de chrysler thomas airport with that with all of you. covid ya no pude. y también por recursos. y después mi mamá me inculcó a intentar practicar soccer y de ahí fue donde a mí me empezó a gustar. como lo hemos dicho en varias ocasiones, jugar al fútbol en este país no es nada fácil, ya que puede ser muy costoso, pero gracias al programa america scores chrysler ha encontrado un lugar para jugar y aprender otras habilidades. me gusta que hay diferentes equipos. es como un mini campeonato. a veces también me gusta que tienen poesía y es un progra gratis. y aunque la poesía al principio no era algo que le llamara la atención, poco a poco chrysler le encontró el gusto y hasta lo ha podido combinar con el fútbol. al principio a mí no me gustaba y yo yo siempre tenía como las ganas de rendir. pero yo tuve un entrenador muy bueno y él me decía que no me rindiera y me hizo un poema y a mi entrenador le gustó y él solo cambió unas cosas. después yo lo presenté en un concurso y gané un trofeo. entonces ahí yo vi que yo tenía el talento y que me em

chrysler ha encontrado un lugar feliz. aunque al principio ella tenía otras ideas.sta que hay diferentes equipos. es como un mini campeonato. a veces también me gusta que tienen poesía y es un programa gratis. y aunque la poesía al principio no era algo que le llamara la atención, poco a poco chrysler le encontró el gusto y hasta lo ha podido combinar con el fútbol. al principio a mí no me gustaba y yo. yo siempre tenía como las ganas de rendir, pero yo tuve un entrenador muy bueno y él me decía que no me rindiera. y me hizo un poema y a mi entrenador le gustó y él solo cambió unas cosas. después yo lo presenté en un concurso y gané un trofeo. entonces ahí yo vi que yo tenía el talento y que me empezó a gustar. someday you know my name brownley know my dreams come true. i am soccer i am a go. i love playing the beautiful game. thank you. qué bella historia! y con esta imagen también muy bella de la ciudad de modesto, en el coondad muchas gracias por acompañarnos en este viernes. lo invitamos a sintonizar nuevamente a las 5 aquí por telemundo. para más información qu

he's a sure chrysler, if the slaves 90, is i shouldn't have spoke with just as i show our full blend you when you things like you for the deal. if you move sure was more, the ukrainian general is to assign to catch somebody who fled from caved in new york experience this policy 1st self. so feel free to just focus on lady some splunk of some of the divine waves beyond. now 6 months needs me and you think what you're saying, you see when you're putting it on a franco speaker? that's cool. so yeah, this is a good guy, steve. the menu on the phone down to. so i'm not sure why you got to be not double pressing will to global is of it's almost like you have those almost at all to resubmit. somebody tells you what's important. those of it from the job. some museum is the most of all the limits that it was a kill was a birthday, but it's a little cool of me. personnel is literally as to the pressure. yeah. where you literally just go for just a little more just before it was clear that because they moved. so people in the office of moving the scars only down here to use the menu for the old

yesterday was the lovely little skita middle guy in the show, chrysler, and nice. but we also clean sippy. we motion slowly, she mortgages on. here, new shrill force, best of to the point scale, you know, she is not going to go, but it was slowly pulling them up because that's why it was good in teaching list of today, hundreds of years later, many polls consider these lands that trains run in the country on which ukrainian cities a mock is holidays territory, the point interest, but boy shrugged near to attend the level of the children for insurance. it all started. sure. you're going to see what your local, you know, what you studied, skipped a lot for the internet for the newport news board. it is, i'll give you the 1st thing of this thing to that. and then as i must have cosigned me from the medium 4 inches on the okay, is a code for the piano for senior. fortunately, the middle of the nothing just to create that, that an assessment though. okay. and then i did not tell me i've known the trouble because the told me about yes to 15, very difficult and you have t

that sean hannity gives me when i go on his television show, but i have a hundred thousand mile chrysleram opposed to wind power nantucket sound not because my family has lived there i grew up on nantucket and i love it i believe we should have when power and have it on the high seas but i don't think every area is appropriate for i would not put a wind farm in new somebody parkour yellowstone park or central park. americans need wildernesses part of her heritage and connexus were values and virtues and people and most americans particularly in the east we can't visit most americans, yosemite or yellowstone, the experience takes place in their own backyard in nantucket as a primary voting order for new england is most heavily utilized in the northeast and it's a big mistake for us or other people say the only wilderness worth preserving is in the rocky mountains. i think we have a look to preserve wilderness of experience in nearest or cities for the most people that can experience them in for the cops and firemen in springfield and boston and people who enjoy the party votes that means

to get away from napa police chased the suspect into kennedy park, ramming his chrysler 300 oh oh. the suspect, 28 year old baltazar rangel juarez, later shot himself during a standoff after his car became disabled. he's being treated at a hospital. the incident began when police say the suspect showed up at his girlfriend's apartment at the napa park homes complex on lincoln, near soscol. this woman lives nearby and did not want her face shown. she told me she heard people fighting and the woman referring to the suspect by name. she says she then heard four loud sounds, took cover and called police. she says the woman was a mother of three young girls. on friday, napa police identified the victims as 38 year old georgina padilla and ralph andino. the third, 54 years old, andino, works as an attorney. this is now the second double homicide in napa this year in april. two young women were shot and killed near the napa river shoreline. a man and a woman have been charged with special circumstance murder. in a statement to ktvu, napa mayor scott sedgley said of the latest tragedy. our

but so from a to him, the chrysler this news out laura kaya, will be here in just a moment, place to stay with us. the this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive, sustainable tourism program in partnership with the global, sustainable tourism comes village life here retains that strong. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the tape. hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things come and discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties. after nearly 2 years on the road, these dancers are still committed to winning american hearts and minds. true ukrainian valet. 20 year old nicholas co months, dance career began just as russia and dated the fossil parameter, very smart. but we also want to, in turns as far away as for good conditions. the company's mission will be not only to entertain the audience, but to win support from the american public for ukraine. at a critical time, i will have the horrible war between russia and ukraine, settled, president elect. donald trump has question

i think we'd like you to see inflation gallop best for interest rates, go up chrysler, it'll aggregate. ringback many of the inequalities in the us, and i think it would be associated with very, very severe disruptions. and it was compounded by his threat to remove and documented work is busy, rapid increase it in construction costs and food costs and services. costs like lake had one other cap compounding that for the increasing interest rates. right, so i think the as long as the fed remains independent, it's going to be very, very difficult in that environment to reduce interest rates and stimulate growth in the us. i also think that is not asian that's most vulnerable to tires because actually 70 percent of asian trade is within asia. it's ready. so some countries like the u. k, which are trying to diversify increasing into the us market of the commodity exports is that will be particularly vulnerable to a tire of war. so that is, is a big line below why is your lagging behind both the us and china in terms of competitive task? what does it need to do to catch up kind of catch up?

so they apparently supported rolando is because they want to have some balance of power in the chrysler and institutions because he is very critical of a price and uh, the democratic union of the ministers. he's a process lead, criticizing them about the corrections campbell's, and that is one of the major domestic issues in crisis. so the both is apparently one someone who is keeping an eye on the government. and many of them told us that they don't maybe even like mulanda which, but they still want him to be in that place. thank you very much time. yeah, for bringing us the latest staff from a corporation. atanya novak thank you, a tens of thousands of people having marching to romania spot of and to protest against the cancelled presidential election in a move that's polarized voters. the top ford made the ruling last month 2 days before the 2nd round was due to be held. the decision comes after state documents showed front runner and nature critic killenger jessica benefited from a like the russian back social media campaign. lights for mobile phones have lit up the streets of sylvi

the deal includes chrysler, economic, on minute tree corporation. it happened during the reign and present most of the terms that scans 1st official visits and most of the police in south sedans. capital are imposing a night time coast, few of the demonstrates assaulting stealing from cities and shops. alia the protest against the death of $2929.00 raw the south, so many citizens in so done, they were killed in was money. the capital of 20 states, the city was taken back by sedans on the last week of threats captured by the permanent tree rapid support forces a year ago. the conflicts has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced. move in twin 12000000 of those very ellen macro. she is sedans, world food program, country director. and she says there's not enough faith to help. hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced as over the last month and 6 weeks to be seen over a 120000 people arrived coming through numerous and formal border crossing, which makes the response much more difficult. our team's the w p team are going to the

ukraine to join the you down says washington believes it comes on the clear winner in any supply. chrysler today, we are the largest elegy export or in the world. and by the end of the trump administration, we will have doubled what we're doing today. so this is a level of energy of buttons that is unprecedented in american history. and at the same time, we are leading the world on the energy transition. and we have to, we have to keep investing on that side of the equation as well. well, in the meantime, the european union is suffering from sanctions pushed by washington. those restrictions force the you to search for alternative more expensive suppliers, like the americans, us president elect donald trump, even threatened europe with more exports back in december. unless it buys more us liquefied natural gas, the ceo of the russian direct investment phone saves the damage done to the european economy, is huge already. russia economy has done very well. so if you look at the perspectives this year, russia kept the g d p growth, so 4 percent. and the fuel can europe to the gross was one pe

and he demands for chrysler to recognise palestine like some of the countries already did. so these are the main points in foreign affairs and defense affairs where he has any power in which he is sending against the christ and prime minister. and that is something that we are going to look for. it looked at in the future as well. what message does this result? say it and send to the bullying. conservative party of the. well, walters definitely are sending the message the data implied to have all the eggs in one basket. they like me, lot of interest to be that sort of a, a, a sort of in check with gratian government. they don't like uh, any autocratic tendons, this is so many of them uh, in this cross 2 weeks of the combined, told us that they may not even like rely on the widget themselves, but they're still going to vote for him because he keeps the government in some sort of a political balance in the country. his powers are quite limited. they're limited to some defense issues and some foreign affairs, but he is very loud and criticizing the government in all of areas,

chrysler met with trump and now they are restarting a jeep plant in illinois and building dodge durango detroit. samsung is about to move production from mexico into the united states. canada wants to help trump restart the keystone pipeline. and the president just lifted a pause on liquefied national gas exports. so he can sell the europeans natural gas and wean them off russian energy which makes our country wealthier, our allies safer and slows down the russian war machine, forcing prudent to the negotiating table. and by the way, chapter 401(k). the s&p 500 just hit a fresh record high. and guess where marco rubio's first trip is as secretary of state? panama. what a powerful message to send. things are moving again and the administration is in the zone. >> at any point, did you doubt you would be back here? >> that's a great question. its something i don't think about, i never really thought about it. i don't think about g, will i be back? i just get it done. i get things done. i'm good at getting things done. >> jesse: a constitutional scholar says trump is not making surgical str

dodge hornet you see back here behind me, plug-in hybrid still legit, i want to bring david runs chryslered back on it but you say that credit is still important. >> yeah. i think evs wonderful down the road, we are just not prepared for it consumer demand isn't there the mandate was relief of the mandate is important because manufacturers were disproportionately building evs to meet mandates. >> over thing i want to ask you about the credit, if you put the requirements,, maria, put requirements up if you would seasonabled in north america, encourages jobs 60% critical minerals take place from u.s., or trading partner no luxury it is vehicles we can afford, and if you are walt you don't equalfy good. >> all good things i think all good things commonsensical things but right now we need that credit, the credit is very important to us, because. >> inventory. >> yeah, we have inventory on lots, that were imposed by previous mksz we need to relieve those without tax credits payments will disproportionately skyrocket cars will sit on our lots. >> one final thing, we won who benefits from benef

chrysler might not have made it had it not been for that acquisition.ftentimes it doesn't work out. remember when china acquired -- when china tcl acquired ota back in 2004, that did not really work out. sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. usually there is a list of things that tend to happen when things do work out, and then when they don't work out. one question is whether nippon steel is overpaying for this. not all of japan's investments have worked out well. on the other hand, some have worked out very well. but nippon steel isn't just paying a big premium. they pledged to invest $2.7 billion in union-representative facilities. that is more than u.s. steel was planning on doing. so to the extent that one is concerned about the long-term viability of u.s. steel, this is consistent with that notion. host: if you are on at makes the comment instead of the u.s. steel going to allied countries like japan, how does that work into these kind of deals? guest: absolutely. japan has, is one of our strongest allies, argued lee the strongest ally in asia

. >> a few moments ago, chrysler parent company stellantis is well to adapt to policy changes announced by president trump. we have the president of the automotive industry representing 400 global manufacturers including bmw and mercedes-benz. marc short still with us. thank you for joining us. >> good morning from berlin. >> i want your reaction to the executive order. i understand you have been in contact with the new administration. what are you two saying about possible tariffs and about german vehicles here in the u.s.? this is a big market for german vehicles here. >> i think however opportunistic measures are a step back from international trade and at the end of the day, free global trade and guarantees with labor forces on both sides of the atlantic. at the end of the day, tariffs leads to higher prices for the customers and that means at the end of the day also inflation. the german automotive industry is very well engaged in the united states. we have more than 140,000 employees on the ground. we produce 900,000 cars. there is a great commitment for the u.s. we also need to h

we have former ceo and chrysler automotive ceo bob na nardelli. >> thanks, elizabeth. it's clear this administration and this president ises not bashful about raising these types of issue and there was some truth and listening to what jamie dimon said and brian from bank of america. there's probably truth in both statements and this president has a knack of calling things out that either are going to change the policy or call people to be held accountable and untear or by -- voluntary or by policy and he's to the bashful at all. even at the inaugural address making comment withs people sating there across from him just as he did here with davos. he zoomed in and really called these people out. let's see what happens. liz: yeah, ease basteically saying it's easy to give a dog whistle in dc and banking regulator or ceo saying we don't like that person's statements and then they could act accordingly. first lady melania trump wrote in her memoir, she and her son barron were de-banked and dropped bay bank. she had a long standing financial relationship and didn't name the

he also told chrysler, bring -- don't close your factories. bring -- reopen them in america. they are. >> ainsley: he also think ifs saudi arabia oil organization of the petroleum exporting countries said if you lower the price of oil, that will effect russia. >> russia will pull out of ukraine. he said it will put pressure on russia and end the war in ukraine because much of their revenue comes from the energy sales. >> lawrence: that is going to be the new story, also, ainsley. i'm glad you talked about the oil prices. he is taking on putin. he wants to end the war. >> ainsley: he wants to sit down with him. >> lawrence: wants to have a conversation with him and wants there to be a fair deal there. he also wants to put some constraints on russia if they don't want to negotiate and have a conversation. >> ainsley: sean's interview, the second part aired last night have you talked conversation with a putin he said i would rather not say. he said he did talk to president xi of china. >> brian: i got general keane next hour and he wrote a column in the "the washington post." i

this is a a population pyramid from the 2020s and as you see, it looks more like a sort of chrysler buildingtype structure than an actual pyramid. but if we go back to if we go back to the mid 19th century, we get an actual pyramid, right? in 1860, the medium age in the population was 19.4, meaning half of the population is under the age of 20. so, you know, there's just a lot more young people which really affected every aspect of american society. i think the nature of work in civil war, america also facilitated youth enlistment in the 1850 and 1860 censuses census takers were told to record a, quote, profession occupied or trade for everybody over the age of 15 years. so in other words, people are performing productive labor from a fairly early age in their childhood, and by the age of 16, they're considered to be sort of full, productive workers. and, you know, if you are if you were working and you were a young man in this in this period, i think military service probably looked like a pretty good employment prospect. it's actually no more dangerous than many other jobs that young peopl

to wrestle with are still on our plate today, whether it's the price of oil, shockingly, bailing chrysler again, because we remember the controversy that accompanied it when you had to do it, what's going to happen to the west bank then? it was salt. now it's start iran, afghanis, everything's old, is new again, huh? that's almost. well, the existence of the book at all is kind of interesting to me. and i want to know how your contemporaneous musings at the end of the day, instead of being locked away, future historians could get at it. came out during your lifetime. well, three or four years ago i started reading over some of their diary notes for other purposes. i realized what you've just said that so many of the things that i had to deal were very serious on the desk in the oval office. now for president obama to address. and although some of them have changed, like iran captured my hostages and now they're developing perhaps a nuclear weapon capability, others are still there. the middle east continues and. energy, human rights, environment and the careers. china, afghanistan and ira

this is a population pyramid from the 2020s and as you see it looks more like a chrysler building typeucture than an actual pyramid but if we go back to the mid-19th century, will get an actual pyramid. in 1816, the median age was 19.4 , meaning half of the population is under the age of 20, so there's a lot more young people, which really affected every aspect of american society. i think the nature of work in civil war america also facilitated youth enlistment in the 1850 and 1860 census is. census takers were told to record a profession occupational trade for everybody over the age of 15 years. in other words, people are performing productive labor from a fairly early age in their childhood and by the age of 16 they are considered to be full, productive workers. if you were working and are a young man in this period, think teresa reservist look like a pretty good employment prospect . it's no more dangerous than many other jobs that young people are doing at this time, climbing down chimneys, going down into mines, regular food, if not good food, regular medical attention, the possi

1955 mercedes-benz 300 sl gullwing coupe, estimated to sell for up to $1.5 million, and the 1933 chryslerustom imperial lebaron could go from anywhere between 900,000 to $1.2 million. can you imagine spending that much money for a car you will not drive? yeah. >> i mean, i thought about bidding for you, but, you know. >> i appreciate your thinking. >> a little over my budget for you. >> yeah. check out the cars at ara auctions.com. >> yeah. all right. a san francisco police officer is being honored for helping identify the suspect in the shooting death of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. sergeant michael horan is the december officer of the month. he's in the middle in this photo. horan connected luigi mangione to the case after seeing surveillance photos released during that all out manhunt for the suspect. horan believed the man in the photos resembled mangione, who he was investigating already as a missing person. the department informed the fbi days before the 26 year old was arrested. >> still ahead this hour, the latest developments on the deadly plane crash. the collision on th

. >> the ceo of chrysler. >> and gm. and he was angry about it. and i remember calling someone at the white house and saying you made a big mistake here because he got very angry about that. it was one of the many things. especially the top people. there is a myth that silicon valley was liberal. it's just not. they're libertarian light maybe, but conservative for the most part and mostly interested in shareholder value and making money for themselves. >> which already elon musk has already made for his investments. scott galloway was pointing out, for his investment of some $200 million. >> he's doubled. he's made 250 billion already. what's interesting about elon. i was thinking this when trump was making going to mars. that's all elon wants. i did one of the first interviews and he said i want to die on mars, just not on landing. he wants to get to mars. this is his motivation. i don't think money is his motivation most of all. he really does want to get himself and humanity to mars. >> how much is there the battle between jeff bezos and elon m

automakers like ford, general motors, and stellantis, the parent company of chrysler and dodge all moved lower on that news as well. so we are keeping a close eye on whether or not there are any more details. we have not yet seen anything that says that anything will be exempt. if there are exceptions to these tariff rules. but in the coming days, the white house at least alludes to the fact that they will provide more details on just what is happening with regard to the tariffs. >> chris. >> cnbc's dominic chu. thank you. and in 90s, we'll dig into the new memo pausing celebrations for mlk day, black history month and more. what a move like this means for people. >> who. >> have spent a good bit of their lives fighting to have. >> moments in. >> moments in. >> our history remembered. what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobilness. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. prilosec knows, for a fire... one fire extinguisher

i drive a 100,000 mile chrysler minivan. and you know, i am opposed to wind power off of nantucket sound, not because my family has lived there. i grew up on nantucket sound and i love it. i believe that we should have wind power and i believe we should have it on the high seas. i do not think every area is appropriate. i would not put a windfarm in yosemite park or yellowstone or central park. the americans need wilderness, it is part of our heritage. it connects us to our values, virtues, and characters. for most americans in the east we cannot visit yosemite or yellowstone. for them, the experience of wilderness takes place in their own backyard. and nantucket sound is the primary boating core door for new england and is the most heavily utilized in the northeast. and it is a big mistake, i think for environmentalists and other people to say that the only wilderness worth preserving is in the rocky mountains. i think we ought to be looking to preserve the wilderness experience for the nearest star cities but for the most

but no, i drive a i drive a hundred thousand mile chrysler minivan. i and, you know, i am opposed to the wind power of it in nantucket sound. i'm not because my family has, you know, live there. i grew up on nantucket sound. i love it. i'm i, i believe that we should have wind power. and i believe should have it on the high seas. but i don't think every area is appropriate. it i wouldn't put a wind farm in in in, you know, 70 park or yellowstone park or central park on these, you know, the americans need wilderness. it's part of our heritage. it's part of it connects us to our values, our virtues is our character as a people. and for most americans, particularly in the east, can't visit. most americans can't. yosemite, yellowstone. for them, the the the experience of wilderness takes place in their own backyard and. nantucket sound is the primary corridor corridor for new england. it's the most heavily utilized boating corridor in the northeast. and it's a big mistake, i think, for environmentalists or other people say that the only wilderness that's

remember back when chrysler filed for bankruptcy, was it 2009? italian fiat came along and acquired a majority stake. five years later, that was a huge success. today now they're called stellantis, one of the world's largest automakers. chrysler might not it made had not it not been for the acquisition. oftentimes it doesn't always work out. remember when china acquired -- back in 2000 what that did not work out. sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. there are particular, , usually there's a list of things that happen when things do work out, and when they don't work out. one question is you think as incomes is nippon steel overpaying for this? not all of japan's investments in the u.s. a workout will appear on you then some of work out very well. but nippon steel isn't just paying a big premium for u.s. steel. they have pledged to invest 2.7 billion in the u.s. steel union represented the subtleties. that is more than what u.s. steel was planning on doing. to the extent one is concerned about the long-term viability of u.s. steel, this i