my stepdad worked for uh ford motor company my grandfather worked for ford motor company. company uh and such um so yes the the bottom 10% of the united states still in terrible shape um and again this gets political we took reduce child poverty in half now first if you're going to have a policy not in child poverty why cut it in half but hey uh the republicans insisted on getting rid of that uh and see in the new numbers that the the poverty rate has gone up very substantially, so this is intensely uh political uh and uh contested and it's very clear which way the elections are going to go in the united states on these issues exactly, you talk you touch a number of issues that are really important there uh first of all uh inflation is very important and uh you talk about child poverty and i like to uh discuss that a wider scale in terms of poverty in general, but daniel shaw, first let's talk about this inflation that the us pins the number at around 3% from what i understand um workers pay uh to have increased 5% but when you take a look at inflation i mean you're in new york da

, my you know stepdad worked for uh ford motor company, my grandfather worked for ford motor company uh and and such, um, so yes, the the bottom 10% of the united states still in terrible shape, um, and again, gets political, we took reduced child poverty in half, now now first, if you're going to have a policy, why not in child poverty, why cut it in half, but hey, uh, the republicans insisted on getting rid of that, and we see in the new numbers that the the child poverty rate has gone up very substantially, so this is intensely uh political, and contested, and it's very unclear which way the elections are going to go. in the united states on these issues, exactly, you you touched a number of issues that are really important there, uh, first of all, uh, inflation is very important, and uh, you talked about child poverty, and i like to uh discuss that a wider scale in terms of poverty in general, but daniel shaw, first let's talk about this inflation that the us uh pins the number at around 3%, from what i understand, um, workers pay, to have increased 5%, but when you take a

i can tell you, i grew up in dearborna worked for ford motor company, my step dad worked for ford motor company, my grandfather worked for ford motor com and and such, so yes, the the bottom 10% of the united states in terrible shape, and again this gets political, we took reduced. child poverty in half? now now first, if you have a policy, why not in child poverty? why cut it in half, but hey, the republicans insisted on getting rid of that, and we see in the new numbers that the the child poverty rate has gone up very substantially, so this is intensely political and contested and it's very unclear which way the elections are go in the united states on these issues, exactly. you touched a number of issues that are really important there, first of all uh inflation is very important and uh you talked about title poverty and i like uh discuss that in a wider scale and poverty in general, but daniel shaw first let's talk this inflation that us uh pins the number at around 3% from what i understand um workers pay in 5%, but when you take a look at inflation, you're in new york daniel, mayb

let's go to the united states, where ford motor company said it is at the limit of what it can offer workers union. the comment comes after the union unexpectedly walked out of the car maker's highly profitable suv and pick—up truck plant in kentucky. and as the industrial action is in its fourth week. the bbc�*s north america business correspondent michelle fleury reports. a stark warning from a senior ford official during a call with investors, the president saying the car—maker cannot afford to improve its offer without damaging its future. we're at the limit. going further will hurt our ability to invest in the business like we need to invest. his comments come a day after the uaw unexpectedly launched a strike at ford's kentucky truck plant. the car maker's largest plant of the world and its most profitable. generating $25 billion in revenue, about a sixth of its global revenue. we're quite surprised at the escalation. we made an outstanding offer — it's great wages, great benefits, we've been bargaining in good faith. in the past few days ford said it had been negotiating poten

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that is built for the executive chairman of. for the executive chairman of ford motor company.the financial impact of its strikers cutting into the bottom line of ford. the strike expanded to include the most profitable plan for ford. nearly 9000 workers are on strike in louisville where suvs and trucks are made. they have laid off nearly 2500 other workers, it says, due to the impact of the strike. ford motor co has said that it put its best offer on the table and that includes a 23% wage increase over the next five years. it is more than gm or slaters has put forward. meanwhile sean fein did not miss words saying, quote, if ford wants to be the all—american auto company they can pay all—american wages and benefits. he spoke during a press conference on monday and he said the strike is a boon for the auto industry's international competitors. we can sto international competitors. we can step this _ international competitors. - can stop this now and i call on my great uaw colleagues, some of whom i have known for decades, many are close personal friends. decades, many are close

moments and ote dismal year that same year president nixon was telling two executives from ford motor company the environmentalists but they really want to do is go back and livehe like a bunch of dirty animals who what they're interested in is destroying the system. but since we want to clean air, clean waters and clean skies he had site is as president nixon's ghost calling in today. >> 's chrysler wasn't ford motor company. [laughter] because we demanded it he is improve more and significant environmental than anyone inl history. my book is about ironies like that the departed igloo the quickest way to describe it is to say what the title is. in 1956 american climate scientist began speaking with american reporters and they said we had been tracking this issue about carbon dioxide on there's a really good chance it will begin to heat our atmosphere. roger ravel is on the first really prominent american climate scientists gave it a year. he said and about 50 years from 1956 it could have a violent effect on the earth's climate. this sort of thing was covered by the times the times that octo

i want to know what's going on with ford motor company because that thing is really moving today. bucks a share. what's going -- >> a new annual low. two major problems the first one is the cost of labor, right? it is going up 25 percent over the next four and a half years. also the cost of making electric vehicle. they lost about $36,000 on each of the 36,000 evs that they delivered in the quarter. >> stuart: over 30,000 bucks on each ev? >> correct. >> stuart: you can't go on like that. that's why the stock is at 10 bucks a share. hasbro, way down this week, i know. >> down 12 percent yesterday. down another 3, 4 percent today. that's 17 percent in one week. of course they forecast a weak holiday. i said yesterday there doesn't seem to be an it toy. bank of america has downgraded them. it says the toy market downturn overall is happening pretty fast, but back in april, bank of america said hasbro was going to $90. then they cut the price target four different times, and it's at 53 now. >> stuart: kids don't play with toys any longer. they have devices. >> there's always a hot to

. >>> new layoffs take effect tomorrow at ford motor company. in michigan, ohio, and illinois, have been told not to report to work. ford blames the uaw strike against the big three auto makers for the layoffs. since the month-long strike, more than 5,000 workers have lost their jobs. >>> well, love may be stronger than pride. it's not as strong as bolt cutters. park rangers at the grand canyon shared this photo, after removing dozens of so-called love locks on fences at the national park. they call the padlocks litter. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," a display of brotherly love at its highest peak. the " news," a display of brotherly love at its highest peak. dude? dog food in the fridge? it's not dog food. it's freshpet. real meat. real veggies. real weird. he was bad luck anyway. freshpet, it's not dog food. it's food - food. if you have moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor that can deliver clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infecti

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." >>> as the united autoworkers strikes continue the ford motor company announced it would lay off 495 more workers. ford saying more than 370 employees at the cleveland engine plant nearly 100 workers at the lima, ohio, engine plant and the 25 employees at the sterling axle plant in michigan asked not to report to work. this is in addition to the more than 1,300 workers who have already been laid off over the last few weeks. ford blames the strike for the layoffs, which they say is not a lockout, a spokesman tells us they have no choice but reduce production of auto parts that would go to a plant on strike. >>> a live look at san francisco. a perfect day and once again hearing the mighty roar of the blue angels in a matter of hours. that was the scene yesterday during the team of sixs show run. the blue angels taking to the skies again today and tomorrow afternoon. but the recommended spots all over the city are crissy field and pier 39 in san francisco. so let's take a look at today's schedule. the air show starts at 12:43, to be exact with the national anthem and flag jumps. then it

ford motor company down 12% to $9.98.ergy going through a bad phase, stock hitting a three year low at this hour, down 14.3% after the solar inverter maker forecast fourth-quarter revenue below analyst expectations. the company blaming sluggish demand and inventory buildup, one of those momentum stocks bordering on one of the redit stocks but it is tough for -- for solar edge, they are all down and if you look at this month, it is down 16.8%, some of them down 9%. more roadblocks for roblox after it came 2 wall street securities upgrading the videogame platform to purchase and hold and uping the price target to $36. and a strong rating and a price target of $41 citing long-term growth, the company can benefit degenerative ai. hollywood a listers signing an open letter to president biden calling him to take more action to secure the release of hostages kidnapped by palestinian militant group hamas. among the boldfaced names of actors, the ceo of the company that created the iconic doll and the iconic film barbie. it is per

first up in tonight's round ford motor company announcing more layoffs blamed on the auto workers strike on top of 600 workers laid off from a plant in december and pope francis is indicating the catholic church might bless same-sex unions at some point in response to 5 cardinals asking him to affirm the church's teaching on homosexuality. he said blessings for same-sex unions could be studied as long as they did not confuse the blessing of marriage. heritage foundation suing the biden administration on behalf of moms for liberty seeking information about how the parent rights group was labeled extremies organization. cofounder moms for liberty said in a statement. with that let's bring in the director of outreach for prager kids school board president zone what shaw thanks for coming on. it's interesting here because you have the heritage foundation and they're saying that you know that, the department does not, the southern poverty law center is not really just going after them alone, right? they think they might be in cahoots with the biden administration saying the splc officials hav

and that same year president nixon was telling two executive from ford motor company environmentalists, what they really want to do is go back and live like a bunch of damn dirty animals. what the really interested in is destroying the system. but since we want to clean air and clean water and clean skies so much, he had to sign in as president nixon's ghost kept calling in today dash and was kyser, not ford motor. but because we demanded it, he actually is no to improve more significant environmental legislation in any president in history. my book is about iron is like that, that period and a glue. the quickest way to describe is to say what the title is. in 1956, american climate scientist begin speaking with american reporters and they said we have been cracking issue about carbon dioxide and there is a really good chance it will begin to heat our atmosphere raja refill this one of the first really prominent american climate scientists gave it a year. he said in about 50 years 1956 it could have violent effect on the earths climate. this sort of thing was covered by the times and t

. >> i have confidence in my union leadership, confident in the bargaining committee and in ford motor companyir and equitable and we will come out with a good agreement. we are not trying to cripple anybody, we are just trying to get to an agreement. >> reporter: the ball is in the uaw's court, all three automakers are waiting for its response to their latest offers but the uaw isn't publicly commenting on those offers. we know gm put forward its latest proposal to the uaw this weekend a source familiar with the talks between the automaker and the union says the two sides of made progress in key areas so we will see if it was enough progress to spare them in escalation this week, general motors the only automaker who has had the strike expanded on them each week with more walkouts. we also know the big three laid off thousands of workers. is starting to hit suppliers as well. a lot of these suppliers in michigan and other parts of the midwest, mom and pop shops, some of them are warning they could go bankrupt if the strike drags on. neil: the president of the united states is speaking to the

. >>> well, new layoffs take effect tomorrow at ford motor company.lants in michigan, ohio and illinois have been told not to report. ford blames the uaw strike against the big three automakers for the layoffs. since the month-long strike more than 5,000 workers have lost their jobs. >>> while love may be stronger than pride, it's not as strong as bolt cutters. park rangers at the grand canyon shared this photo after removing dozens of so-called love locks on fences at the national park. they call the padlocks litter. >>> next, a display of brotherly love at its highest peak. today. >>> finally tonight, an estimated 30,000 people attempt to summit africa's famed mount kilimanjaro every year. well, a teenager from washington, d.c. took on the challenge, climbing for a cure. here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> it's gorgeous but it's a little intimidating knowing that we're going to be at the top of that. >> reporter: 16-year-old hudson reynolds had quite the summer adventure, climbing mount kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in africa. it took six days in a

the uaw is striking but the companies say the picket something having a ripple effect across other plants. stocks of all three major automakers in the u.s., general motors, fordon employees with gm hurt the most. grady trimble outside of the stellantis parts plant in michigan. grady? >> reporter: liz, general motors is it taking a look at a counteroffer it got from the uaw but quote, significant gaps remain. the big three automakers and uaw are still talking but doesn't sound like they're striking a deal anytime soon. and as those talks continue i want to show you the numbers from anderson economic group. they crunch of numbers for the total cost of this strike so far. they say the second week was more costly than the first which makes sense the uaw ramped up the strike in the second week just like it did this week. when you add up losses for everyone involved from the automakers to the workers, to suppliers and dealers and customers, the cost is nearly $4 billion and counting. a lot of americans so far have been pretty sympathetic to the picketing workers cause but the economists who put that report together warns when the innocent bystanders begin to feel i

quite as strong but the dow up to 45 and nasdaq of 83 points as we speak, there are big movers, ford motor company of tesla superchargers it's going to add next year to the charging network of other increasing to 15 if you would think that would make the stock of what the superchargers are favorable in the first one to reach a deal with united auto workers, nonetheless the stock is down in a big way. stuart: i don't think for kim afford the pay and benefit increases. >> at $900 in labor cost per car when early lost $3 billion on ev's so far this year. stuart: i see a cruise line on my prompter. royal caribbean. >> there up two-point to percent morgan stanley says they're going to $100. >> one of these days i'll invest in a cruise line but highly unlikely. >> a river cruise. stuart: no. thousands of anti-israel protesters forced the closure of the brooklyn bridge over the weekend, madison alworth is in brooklyn, what we know about the people funding the groups behind the protest. >> what were learning a lot of left-wing powerhouses are provided millions of dollars to the protest including the one t

stuart: i want to see ford motor company, because i understand they're warning about some problem.y're warning about electric vehicles. they've got -- what's the problem? i'm not surprised they're warning about it. lauren: the customer will not pay a premium for electric vehicles. they're admitting that,s and now they're putting their money where their mouth is. they're postponing a $12 million e vexer manufacturing investment. -- ev manufacturing investment. the cost of the strike, they say it's $1.3 billion. factor that cost into the vehicles, labor costs are $900 higher per car that ford makes because of the deal that they struck where the union -- where the union. $900 added per car when they're already using -- losing $36,000 on each ev. the mathematics just don't add up for them right now. stuart: i think the market outside tesla for e verys is in real trouble -- evs is in real trouble. people are not buying them. lauren: and tesla keeps lowering their prices for market share. i think i'm okay. stuart: take a break, i'll do this one. chipotle, they did raise prices. they seem

i remember seeing ford motor company cut back production of the ford lightning, their ev.milar, tell me. lauren: gm pushed back by a year the conversion of a plant to all electric. this is the factually -- factory that's going to make the big electric trucks like the sierra and silverado. they pushed it to the end of 2025. they're questioning the profitability equation here. they need to align investments that they make with demands that they have. where's the demand? the average price for an ev is actually down by $so ,000 -- 10,000 according to one report in the past year. so if the prices are down and the lots are more full, where is the shopper? stuart: demand is short. maybe demand -- people are just not buying evs like we thought they would. that's the bottom line, isn't it? lauren: a miscalculation, and now they're pushing back the conversion of that a factory. stuart: all right. dow industrials, we're now down 100 points. that's just a little bit shy of one-third of 1%. look at the dow winners, if there are a few. procter & gamble doing well well, boeing, unitedhea

and finally on the uaw, last wednesday night the uaw reached agreement with ford motor company for better wages, better benefits. last saturday the uaw reached a tentative 0 deal with stellantis mirroring the agreement with ford and today it has been reported that the uaw reached an agreement with g.m., the last of the three automakers the awe was negotiating with. it's simple, madam president, when unions win, workers win, the middle class wins, america wins. these announcements are very good news not just for auto workers but for all americas who want better paying jobs, better working conditions. automakers made staggering profits in recent years after workers made enormous sacrifices in the aftermath of the great recession. so now workers deserve those profits, and these agreements rebalance things in a fairer way which had been unbalanced after 2008. i'm glad these tentative agreements have now been reached. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum: mr. cornyn: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator f

look, so far, ford company has fired 400 to 1,330 people and general motors has fired 164 workers yesterdayey have fired nearly 200 workers and employees. in fact, the operation of these factories is related to each other, thousands of workers in the parts production department, in fact , many workers have started to be laid off for the time being because there is no need for them to work because the parts are not available. in practice, this is a reflection in the society. that this concern now exists in all sectors of the american business, because of the unemployment that we saw in these automobile factories , because the employment contracts in the united states are regulated in a way that allows the owners of large industries and businesses to leave whenever they want. to temporarily or permanently fire employees and their workers, this has created a lot of concern among the american people, and it has always created and now, in fact , it is a reminder of this situation for everyone. well, i used to follow these media in in the last few hours, many of the media are worried about what k

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with the fourth week of workers' strike in american automobile companies, and many workers were fired. cbs news announced: ford, general motors stlantis three car manufacturing companies fired about 1,300 workers this week. the reason for the dismissal of hundreds of workers is the closure of lines. if the labor strike continues, they may fire up to half a million workers. the researchers of a science-based company succeeded in producing an excellent fertilizer from the wastes of municipal treatment plants. one of the environmental problems of sewage treatment of urban houses is the production of sludge. the most expensive unit in tasbih khanah fadla is the sewage unit of torbat heydarieh , where more than 300 cubic meters of sludge are produced daily. it is possible that we have about 2 tons of excess sludge per day that must be removed from the image and the image process . now, a company of scientists has succeeded in using this capacity to produce an excellent fertilizer from this product . it becomes a fertilizer that can be used in the agricultural sector by transferring the cakes produced in this image of the house to

this program consists of a public-private partnership with general motors, ford motor company, daimler trucks north america, volvo group north america, and paccar. i want america to succeed. i want the free world to succeed. this program is building on a proven track record within seven years, four truck makers exceeded the super truck one goals. and the five super truck 2 projects are on track to more than double their fuel efficiency. i invite the gentlelady come with me to some of these companies and research sites to see what it takes to make more america more fuel efficient. these efforts help create good-paying jobs here at home. boost american supply chains. not in china. not in japan. not anywhere else in the world. right here. oil prices are on the rise again and our transportation sector is currently largely dependent on petroleum and subject to oil price volatility and what will become diminished supplies in the decades ahead. i don't want america to be stuck on the whims of dictators throughout the world. it's common sense we should develop energy alternatives and promoting

currently, she's director and counsel of special investigations at ford motor company. before that, she spent 18 years in the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of michigan in a variety of leadership roles, including chief of the civil division. she's fought to protect people's civil rights over and over and over again. an example, a michigan family that was literally kicked out of a restaurant because their children suffered from a genetic skin disease. she successfully represented an auxiliary firefighter and u.s. army reservist who was denied a promotion extended to coworkers with less experience after he returned from active duty in afghanistan. in all of her cases, madam president, she's won the respect of everyone in the courtroom. as one michigan lawyer said, if i had to lose to anybody in litigation, i'm glad it was ms. declercq. it is worth noting that, if confirmed, susan kim declercq will be michigan's first federal judge of east asian desent. susan kim declercq is an outstanding nominee, who received bipartisan support during her cloture vote ea

. >>> ford motor says a recent strike will cost the company $1.3 billion for this year, affecting itsarnings. the u.s. auto maker says earnings in the july to september period still reverses a net loss recorded a year earlier, but it also said the strike by the united auto workers union has led to lost production of about 80,000 vehicles this year. the company also withdraw its operating results guidance for all of 2023. the strike started on september 15th. ford reached a tentative agreement with the union on wednesday. the deal includes a wage hike of 25% over the next 4 1/2 years. >>> let's have a look at the markets. >>> and from the "newsline biz" team in tokyo, i'm gene otani. thanks very much for joining us. >> what can the united to and israel's war on gaza? the u.n. chief has pointed to violations of international humanitarian law. israel and its supporters refuse any talk of a cease-fire. does this policy -- doesn't diplomacy stand any chance? this is inside story. ♪ >> welcome to the program.

i don't know how ford motor company would have made it. somehow they did it, mr. speaker. i appreciate that the chairman did not approve additional funds for these clean demonstration products but my amendment strikes funds for this office. i urge support and reserve. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? mr. fleischmann: i rise to oppose the amendment. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. fleischmann: i thank mr. perry for filing this but i must oppose. the office of clean energy demonstrations is primarily responsible for implementing and managing over $21 million provided by the infrastructure and jobs act. i'm aware of the scale of that sum of money and importance of our oversight responsibility to ensure taxpayer funds are correctly administered. that's exactly why the house bill includes no funding and i repeat no funding for the office to conduct no new demonstrations and includes funding for program direction for staff to provide project management oversight. my colleague

of other uaw members that are already striking against the big 3 automakers, ford, general motors, chrysler's parent company stellantis negotiations between the striking actors and major hollywood studios resume today. members of sag after one streaming residuals and better working conditions along with safeguards against ai this latest round of talks could signal an approach to the end to the strike that began in july. and we'll talk now about our bay area weather forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see what's happening with any rain here in san francisco. a little bit of blue sky now starting to sneak into. we'll see if the rain is done today, maybe after the week, but at least for today. kyle is here now with a look at the blue skies encouraging. it's encouraging, but there are still going to be a few little sprinkles out there. but i think as far as meaningful, you know, re going to be downpours or anything like that. but you can see the cloud cover is still pretty pervasive. in fact, that. >> my mount tam cam is just one big you can see from the east bay kind of the mix. having said that,

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ford, general motors and chrysler's parent company stellantis and striking actors in major hollywood studios resume talks today. members of sag after a streaming residuals and better working conditions along with protections against ai. the latest round of talks could signal an approach to the end to a strike that began in july. coming up here, a san francisco woman finds herself surrounded by a pack of coyotes. what she says she was doing at the time and what you should do if this happens to you. plus. >> the cheapest ways to stay connected overseas from the sims to hot spots. plus, why wi-fi calling is your friend? i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> ahead of a report that president biden could be meeting with china's president here in san francisco next month. what lawmakers are doing overseas to try and ease tensions. that's next. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melano

that's ford, general motors and chrysler's parent company stellantis negotiations between actors and major hollywood studios are expected to resume today after the group's failed to broker a deal on friday. the actors are demanding streaming residuals and better working conditions along with safeguards against ai exploitation. both after and the amptp are expected to resume talks today, which could signal an approaching end to the three-month standoff. coming up here at noon, the cheapest ways to stay connected while overseas, which tomorrow has all the latest tips for traveling. >> with your electronics, that's in today's tech. smart. plus, multiple pelicans have been found with some major injuries. how bay area animal agencies are nursing them back to health. but first, the forty-niners to pound the dallas cowboys last month night and it was not pretty for the cowboys will have a look at last night's niners win as they keep their streak going. the forty-niners just destroyed the cowboys last night at levi stadium. it was a sunday matchup that was supposed to be neck and neck. but t

the company's cloud computing arm is getting a boost by the move towards ai but amazon is facing huge legal battle, a landmark anti—trust lawsuit in the united states. general motors and ford earnings this week. it comes amid some of the biggest strikes in us history at plants of both companies. unions are demanding pay rises citing healthy profits from the automakers. both gm and ford have said the strikes will hurt their profits. now, to other news making headlines this morning. australian pm anthony albanese heads to china next week to china at the end of next week in a bid to stabilise relations with the country's biggest trading partner. while he's there, he'll meet with chinese president xijinping. the two countries have been locked in a bitter dispute over wine trade, made worse in 2020 when australia's former leadership sought an investigation into covid—i9's origins. but that relationship may be improving. on sunday, china said both sides have reached a consensus on that wine dispute. besides foreign policies, australia also has domestic issues to contend with like inflation. all eyes will be on michele bullock, the new governor of its central bank, when she speak

ford exec is weighing in on uaw strike. >> one company is investing in insect protein. >>> ford motors executive bill ford asked union members and leaders to work with ford to reach an agreement and end what he called actry moanous talks. more than 16,000 of uaw are currently striking. . the number of americans working from home since the pandemic has dropped from a new low, only about a quarter of households still have someone working remotely one day a week or more. that number peaked in early 2021. >>> tyson foods is venturing into the insect protein industry, it agreed to buy a stake in an insect company and together the two companies will be build that produces bug-based meals. this is all part of the push of big companies looking at bugs for a source of protein. >> but not for human food. >> no, typically used in dog food but i believe this will be for human food. >> sounds chewy. >> i have had insects before in mexico. had some crickets, folks. >> had some in africa. >> it's the future. kate, thank you. >>> coming up, we'll talk about what the u.s. military is doing behind the scenes to show its solidarity with israel

the company's cloud computing arm is getting a boost by the move towards ai but amazon is facing huge legal battle, a landmark anti—trust lawsuit in the united states. general motors and fordrter earnings this week. it comes amid some of the biggest strikes in us history at plants of both companies. unions are demanding pay rises citing healthy profits from the automakers. both gm and ford have said the strikes will hurt their profits. in india car—makers are offering huge discounts to boost sales during the festive season that goes on through november. carsales season that goes on through november. car sales are a key indicatorfor november. car sales are a key indicator for growth november. car sales are a key indicatorfor growth in india but will the deals encourage people to buy cars? let's find out from my colleague joining us from mumbai. good to have you on the programme. what are you on the programme. what are you picking up? you on the programme. what are you picking up?— you picking up? that's right, the average _ you picking up? that's right, the average increase - you picking up? that's right, the average increase in - the average increase in discount is a pecti

motors and ford and all will be reporting their third—quarter earnings later this week. it is coming amidst some of the biggest strikes we have seen in us history at the plants of both companiesemanding pay rises, citing healthy profits from the auto—makers, both general motors is one of ford have said the strikes will hurt their profits. now to other news making headlines this morning. the australian prime minister anthony albanese he will travel to china at the end of next week to try and stabilise relations with the country's biggest training partner, and he will also meet with the chinese president, and the two countries have been locked in a bitter dispute over the wine trade made worse in 2020 when the australian leadership sought an investigation into the coronavirus origins but the relationship might be improving. on sunday china said both sides reach a consensus on the wine dispute. beside foreign policy, australia has domestic issues to contend with like inflation and all eyes will be on the new governor of its central bank when she speaks publicly for the first time on tuesday and there were talks of a rate hike to dampen high prices when she chaired herfirst meeti

ford workers. negotiations with general motors and chrysler's parent company stellantis continue. but it's hope that this agreement will help reach a breakthrough with those companies as well. negotiations between sec after on the hollywood studios resume today. they were pushed back a day yesterday to give the union more time to respond to the studio's latest offer. it includes a bonus for the most watched streaming shows increase in the minimum rates. however, it does not give actors a cut of those total streaming revenues, which the union has made a centerpiece of its demands. and accountability report from governor newsom's office finds that san francisco is out of compliance with state housing laws. the report looked what patterns may have created decades of costly building delays in the city. the state says the delays in the city's review local politics are having a negative and expensive outcome on developments. the california housing and community development. program is requiring the city to adhere to 18 actions set by them such as increasing accountability and transparen

companies agreed to unionize their electric vehicle battery plants. the uaw president says significant progress has been made in talks with general motors. ford and stellantis. shares of all three automakers rose after the unions announcement. another sign the strike could end soon is the union president said the companies are bumping up their offers with wage increases. >> is a lot more to come. a nightmare situation between a homeowner and a tenant. imagine having someone refuse to pay for a rental for over a year and a half. we'll tell you about the bay area connection to the story and dramatic video of a rescue in southern california after a driver plunged off a bridge edge. it is beautiful and so scenic. so why are the dominican sisters putting their retreat center in san rafael up for sale ? that story as abc seven news continues every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations

uaw has asked striking ford workers to go back to work while the deal is put to a vote. general motors and chrysler's parent companystellantis, are both still negotiating with the unions. joining me now is car industry expert, professor david bailey, from the university of birmingham. professor, from the university of birmingham. welcome to th it professor, welcome to the programme. it has been hailed, hasn't it, as historic? it's hard to support throughout that strike by president biden, but people are already starting to express concerns about what is going to happen going forward. , �* , , what is going to happen going forward. , �*, , ., ., , forward. yes, it's been a remarkable sto , forward. yes, it's been a remarkable story. really- — forward. yes, it's been a remarkable story. really- the — forward. yes, it's been a remarkable story, really. the uaw— forward. yes, it's been a remarkable story, really. the uaw has - forward. yes, it's been a remarkable| story, really. the uaw has organised in a way that it has not done in decades. as background, real terms paid the us auto workers has declined by about 20% o

company. the union series of strikes have targeted factories run by ford. general motors and jeep maker stellantis the 4 deal could set the pattern for agreements with the 2 other automakers. however, there have been no other agreements announced at this point. up next, how long could concussion protocol keep niner starting quarterback brock purdy out of? >> action. sports medicine. specialist doctor nirav pandya will join us live next to look will join us live next to look at his road to recovery. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye d

companies agreed to unionize their electric vehicle battery plants. the uaw president says significant progress has been made in talks with general motors. fordnd stellantis. shares of all three automakers rose after the unions announcement. another sign the strike could end soon is the union president said the companies are bumping up their offers with wage increases. >> is a lot more to come. a nightmare situation between a homeowner and a tenant. imagine having someone refuse to pay for a rental for over a year and a half. we'll tell you about the bay area connection to the story and dramatic video of a rescue in southern california after a driver plunged off a bridge edge. it is beautiful and so scenic. so why are the dominican sisters putting their retreat center in san rafael up for sale center in san rafael up for sale ? that s -we're done. -what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's be

ford company in recent weeks more than a thousand workers fired or on leave without pay sent. general motorsso announced the dismissal of 200 workers. stallantis also announced that it has fired 370 workers. abc news reported the theft of a car near the us congress. the stolen car belongs to a member of the us congress, and as this report says, the thieves committed the robbery at gunpoint . according to abc news , 700 cars were stolen in the us capital since the beginning of this year. and this statistic has more than doubled compared to the same time period last year. waiting time for emergency patients in british hospitals 6 equalized the waiting list for treatment in the uk has followed experts' warnings about the collapse of the healthcare system in this country. mojtaba ghasemzadeh reports from london. the latest statistics published in the british media show that about 400,000 patients in this country were delayed for more than 24 hours in the emergency department of public hospitals in this country until the first investigations of their condition were done. while according to the in

the manufactures join ford general motors and nissan in adopting tesla's north american chargers. both car companies say the new evs will have a tesla charging port starting in the 4th quarter of 2024. meantime, current ev owners can get an adapter for the tesla port starting in 2025. >> we have ignition. and lift-off. >> amazon launched the first test satellites from florida yesterday for internet service plan to compete with spacex is broadband starlink network. the company has already reserve 77 launches over the coming months and years between united launch alliance. jeff bezos own blue origin and a european rocket company. amazon plans to make the new satellite internet service available by the end of next year. and china is planning to double the size of its space station in the next few years. when finished, it will offer astronauts from other nations and alternative to the international space station, which is nearing the end of its lifespan. china's space station known as the celestial palace right now hosts 3 astronauts. 7 astronauts can stay aboard the iss. still ahead on the kron 4 morni

ford and stellantis deal. we'll be looking to see what comes out of a general motors tentative agreement. this was the last companyreaching an agreement with the united autoworkers. all of this really is like dominos falling. this has all happened in the last few days. since late last week this has been going on with one company after another. it appears that this strike is coming to a conclusion. >> and so does that mean everything goes back to normal immediately, or what does the, you know, getting business up and running again look like? >> yeah, there are definitely going to be upstart costs to this. remember, it's not just -- >> uh-oh. we lost jesse there. thank you, jesse, for that the rog. the breaking news, the united autoworkers strike is over, at least at the moment. deals have been struck with all of the big three automakers and of course more details as we get them we'll be passing along. >>> up next here on "ana cabrera reports," hollywood marks the tragic passing of actor matthew perry, what we're learning about his death and how he's being remembered when we come back. they switched to google tools