let's go to dearborn.y: yeah, okay. ♪ ♪ lemonis: walking up to the second location, the first thing i notice is this lame, dinky awning that, by the way, doesn't even match the first location, and looks like it was here 25 years ago. how you doing? -corey: good. how are you? lemonis: good. corey: what's going on? lemonis: this is a lot bigger. corey: it's a little different. lemonis: do you mind putting your coat on for a second? -corey: of course. -lemonis: okay. i want to just go outside. -corey: of course. [ horn honks ] lemonis: on a scale of 1 to 10, and this is just me asking, how would you rate your façade, the light, the openness? corey: i see what you're saying. a zero probably. -lemonis: yeah, it's dark. -corey: i'm glad you asked. lemonis: it looks old and not reflective of you because, i mean, you're -- -corey: aah! i got you. -lemonis: yeah. do that again. -corey: ah! lemonis: [ chuckles ] okay. corey: so look. let me show you something. this is the cooler. -lemonis: okay. corey: so i'll fill

another $700 million will be invested in a truck plant in dearborn.in next year. >>> the federal government is joining a legal fight against cbs health. the lawsuit accuses its troubled omnicare business of routinely filling prescriptions that had expired or run out of refills. cvs is also accused of fraudulently billing medicare and medicaid for drugs dispensed without a valid prescription. omnicare delivers to senior living facilities. a spokesperson says the suit has no merit. >>> a new type of cigarette could help ease smoking addiction. the sale of the first low-nicotine cigarettes has been approved by the fda. i products contain 95% less nicotine than standard cigarettes. regulators warn this does not mean the new products are safer than regular cigarettes. the fda says there are no safe tobacco products, as cigarettes can cause cancer, lung disease, and strokes. >>> anne-marie? >> yeah, it doesn't mean you get to smoke twice as many. it's to cut back. >> there's your psa right there. exactly. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. t

the other facility in dearborn, 300 jobs next year to produce electric f150 truck.g for this technical glitch that caused them delays. >> hundreds of yankee customers upset with the company, waiting to receive their orders but placed them on black friday which was 3 weeks ago. they want to give these candles as gifts and might not be able to, they are trying to reach out to customer service. they haven't been able to get any answers. they are apologizing for the incident saying they are sorry for any frustration. they did say all orders placed before 1:00 pm on december 14th should be delivered by christmas. now word if you placed an order if you would get it in time for christmas. >> hopefully they will. it is day 8 of 12 days of giving. we have the believe with me foundation, children and wives of goldstar families. their founder joins us next with how you can help with comments that started it all. (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (

we are speaking to rick dearborn.k about the latest sticking points in the usmca trade deal. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ alix: the moment of truth for saudi aramco. the highly anticipated ipo prices as opec faces questions on compliance, demand, and too much supply. the plummeting peso pushes local copper prices to an all-time high. potato famine. potatoes are hit with bad weather, tightening supplies. i'm alix steel. welcome to bloomberg "commodites edge." on thetes focus companies, physical assets, and trading behind the hottest commodities with the smartest voices i

you how dangerous it could be fox business's grady trimble goes inside of ford's headquarters in dearbornrade did i. reporter: melissa, i am not hung over right now, i promise but i'm queasy as i drive through this course they have set up for me. i have got nolan from ford next to me. i keep hitting all these cones. tell me about the suit, why it makes me feel like this? i drive so badly. >> this is our hangover suit. so you can see there is bunch of different weights from his arms to his legs to his chest. this is to slow you down and make you feel groggy. the cool goggles that -- [inaudible] then you got the -- [inaudible]. melissa: oh, your audio is breaking up, when we were really enjoying you smash into all of those cones. let them keep going. connell: every cone he hits. melissa: do we have a sample of what grady drives like normally? how do we know by comparison? do we have a control sample? connell: that would be only way. see if he hits that one. i know it is not a joke. this is serious showing a larger point, people think drunk driving is the thing. hung over is bad as well. gra

grady trim in dearborn, michigan to tell us how driving driving hung can be. reporter: buckle up.ng too well on the demo course. i have ford's hangover suit. you hear that noise? that would be a cone dragging here. the hangover suit, i have these ankle weights on. i am really struggling right now. i'm sorry, wrist weights, ankle weights, chest weights, that will mimic sluggishness you feel when you have a hangover. on top of that you see the ridiculous goggles i'm wearing. they give me a double vision. they have a light in the corner, the idea sensitivity to light. nolan with ford is one of the people who takes it around the country. they primary show young drivers how to do this but around the holidays, it's a good reminder for everyone. >> absolutely. unfortunately around 1/3 of fatalities due to vehicle crashes are due to chol. we want to remind everybody out there he specially around the holidays, don't drive impaired. this hangover suit is what it is like to being hung over. everybody knows not drive impaired. reporter: people think next day i can operate the car and be fine.

dearborn, they have a plant there.f people love. stuart: you can selleck trick ones? >> well, i bill get to that in just a second. they will overhaul another plant in wayne michigan. making bronco sports utility car as ranger pickup. the larger part of this whole story is ford investing roughly $6 billion. this is part of the union uaw contract they signed for four years. the bigger picture, two trends. continuous move away from smaller vehicles. second one investing heavily in electric vehicles. we saw how good tesla is doing. ford, they will make first hybrid electric f-150 next year. they will bork on fully electric version within a few years. we don't know the exact time frame for that. people are rushing to create their own version. you don't think it would do well. stuart: i don't care whether they put electric stuff or whatever. the my point they're putting money into michigan a battleground state. >> precisely. stuart: manufacturing which is intensely important in the upcoming election. >> 3,000 new jobs. stuar

let's look at the chart on tesla versus dearborn, michigan.ut what to do and here is winkler. it was ugly for a while and up we go with a moonshot at tesla. what a great call. what did the gloom crew get wrong? matthew: the first thing is growth. sales growth. sales growth for tesla is orders of magnitude greater than the rest of the industry. that has captured the imagination of investors consistently since it went public in 2010. tom: you research this stuff and you put math in. what was the mathematics that got your attention in reviewing this moonshot in tesla? matthew: i was the most important variable, the sales growth. what is a surprise this year perhaps for a lot is the short sales of tesla plummeted this year, particularly in the last 6 months. shortselling has been a constant in the likes of tesla since it was a public company. this is a big change. anna: good morning to you. why is that you think the shortselling story and the skeptics and the hedge fund community get so much attention and yet there must be believers out there for

ainsley: grady trimbul from fox business is live in dearborn michigan where he's about to take the suitolan with ford next to me so as i drive-thru this describe what this suit is supposed to do yeah, so this is a hangover suit that is supposed to simulate a hangover so there's different side effects. it's hard to see but grady has about 45 pounds of weights from his chest, his ankles, to his wrist, and along with that he's got a helmet on his head. >> i just hit a lot of cones. >> you hit some stuff, yeah. >> to give him a headache feeling and those earphones actually amplify the sound, along with blood rushing through , just to give you the headache feeling and then also the goggles. it's actually, sensitivity to light type of thing. >> i don't know if you can hear that but i'm dragging a cone with me as i try to approach this portion of the course. >> yeah, so all of it together is supposed to simulate what it's like to be hung over. this is part of ford's driving skills for life program. we actually take this along with other suits on the road and put teams behind the wheel to simul