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or gave workers free childcare or more paid time off then they wouldn't be suffering so much so ford motors saw this problem and said hold my beer and the good people at ford have come out with a new answer to all these tragic issues itself hacks that keeps you awake while you collapsing on the job this is real just strap this thing to your head while your sub conscious brain is telling you that if you don't sleep soon you'll die you and the hat will tell you conscious brain. fight the urge to give in to your urgent biological needs soon ford is coming out with a new version of the hat that connects to a long tube which you just. place right up here and it vacuums out any waste your body needs to expel so once you have that bolted onto your skull and secured it but you're actually you know you'll be able to drive for upwards of 56 hours without hitting the brake pedal once there is a small chance that the brain matter may lose out your ears and your heart will explode but if that happens guys who's got an employer the alarm. in similar news and madonna's come out with something to help work

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this forward -- this ford motor story, where they are running out of data conductors, is indicative of the witches ticks challenges of a recovering economy. you -- is indicative of the logistics challenges of recovering economy. francine: we look at what central banks do in europe after the warning from the bank of england about negative rates. let's get to bloomberg first word news in new york city with ritika gupta. ritika: good morning. a strong jobs report could doom president biden -- we get reports for january at 8:30 a.m. new york time. the president is facing pushback from republicans over the planned side. the government estimates payrolls rose by $105,000 last month. house has voted to strip marjorie taylor greene of her two committee seats. that is from raising conspiracy theories and violence against democrats. earlier she said she disavowed her previous views. the u.k. will require travelers from coronavirus hotspots to quarantine starting february 15. arrivals from countries on the u.k. travel ban list will have to isolate for 10 days in government approved accommodations

we just don't think they present the same upside and i think ford motor company i think they have a realant to bet against them pulling out of this. risk adjusted right now i'm not sure where ford is getting the darned batteries i think the next couple of years the ev winners and losers may be determined on who is closest to the battery bread truck. elon musk owns the bakery and then ford's management team challenges, where do they get those batteries? we have a range of picks less interesting in this environment. >> i know you can't see this but the executive producer got me a marker so now everybody else can see it that's my bad drawing of what tesla has done 680 down here >> maybe we'll turn it into a thing, we can draw some pictures >> stock market pictionary >> try it. >> it was great to have you. have a great weekend i'm going to work on my marker skills adam jonas >> thanks for having me. >> jon, i thought your blank page worked okay as well it hasn't done anything this year i love the props coming up on the show still the co-ceo of netflix ted sara ndos tasha, did you know geico

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and nokia, also up by 7%, ford motor company as well.nt to get, we'll get the commercial break in a moment to rich edson. we're talking as he comes to us from the state department. we had trouble hooking up with you audiowise. we're talking about burma, as i come to you, this is the first foreign policy test for the biden administration will handle it. reporter: not that the events are unexpected given the history of burma but what you consider top questions asking of the new secretary of state, new president on foreign policy. burma had not been on the front burner. you look, president biden is threatening sanctions against burma after the military seized control of the government and imprisoned its elected leaders. the president said in a statement, the united states removed best of your memory sanctions on burma based on progress of democracy. the reversal of that process will demand immediate view of our laws and authorities follow by appropriate action. president offered no specifics behind that. biden says the u.s. will stand up fo

she is back by popular demand with the ford motor company results. what do we see, gerri? that's right. we have yet another double beat here. ford shares up after-hours. livessen to this. eps got line expectations the company would lose seven cents a share. instead it made4 cents a share that was a very big change -- 34 cents. positive revenues. expectations 33.889 billion. the company has a new ceo jim farley involved with a major reinstructioning. it looks like it is bearing fruit. the company says they plan to invest even more money than expected in ev, autonomous vehicles. that is electric vehicles. 29 billion through 2025. now, on the negative side they are still dealing with that semiconductor chip shortage which caused cutbacks. they're cutting shift in missouri and michigan plants because of that. they have been spending a lot of money designing vehicles, ford f-150. the mustang sport mark e. a lot of money on those projections. wow, what a quarter for ford. back to you, connell. connell: on adjusted base is when a loss was expected. electric as we heard from gm. th

the ford motor company this week laid down the marker that they're going to make all of europe electric within ten years. so texas is really behind the curve -- they're climate deniers down there, and they went off the grid and now they're paying the price. >> both of these gentlemen have agreed to stay with us. i'm just going to slip in a commercial break here. no one will even notice. coming up, the challenges that may lay in front of this still new president. our conversation continues after this. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned tha

it is just a car company, there hasn't been a car company go public in the united states since ford motor. it is just tesla and elon musk fan boys that buy the stock. it is disrupting transportation, it is disrupting power generation, it is disrupting power storage. so tesla now is, you know, kind of safe from criticisms like he has said. the criticisms of bitcoin are essentially all the same. and in one of his previous papers, he said bitcoin is the pets.com of this era. and i think that is a great an analog. the major investor in pets.com invested in a bunch of ideas to then people use these new technologies, to what is now called the internet. and some didn't work. but the investor in pets.com a guy named jeff bezos and his company is doing pretty well. >> vivek, you get the final ten seconds. >> what happens if elon musk cfo loses his password for the $1.5 billion he has? that will go down the toilet. that is the risk with bitcoin, it is all based on passwords. computers can be hacked. it is as easy as that to steal money like that. so it will take one fall like that for this thing to

. >>> ford motor becoming the latest auto maker to announce bigger investments in electric and autonomous vehicles. >>> shares of snap dropping this morning on comments from the company about the coming year. >>> and it is super bowl weekend, we're going to talk commercials, betting and the big business behind the big game, it is friday, february 5th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc i'll always get fired up by van halen in the morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan your money, stock futures indicating a nice modest opening bell higher. the dow jones implied higher by 100 points, is the s&p higher by 12 points, and the nasdaq higher by 36 points implied, here's how the major averages stand for the week all of the moves leading up for the dow up 3 1/2% so far just this week, the s&p up over 4%, and nasdaq is up 5 1/2% as well. so a good week it could be the best week since november and don't forget, it's also jobs friday today the government payroll report is due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time forecasters predicted the academy added 50,000 jobs last

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his dad worked at the ford motor company.martin luther king, jr., allen and his mom headed to los angeles for a vacation and ended up staying. after her mom got a master's degree and landed a job at nbc she would bring byron along. >> there at nbc, i realized what i wanted to do with my life. charles: tell us about the first gig. >> i go to the comedy store they have monday tryouts nights. i would go at 9:00 in the morning, sit there on the cush until i could do my five minutes. charles: there the high schooler got his first big break. writing jokes for comedian jimmy walker along david letterman and jay leno. >> jimmy gave me 25 dal dollars, i can quit my paper rout. >> welcome byron allen. charles: he was 14, appear to be the youngest comedian on "the tonight show." >> what did you have after lunch? i don't know. charles: his career skyrocketed from there. standard in nba's real people, toured as opening act from lionel ritchie to sammy davis, jr. during those years byron learned how to sell television shows directly to tv

the ford motor company this week laid down the marker that they're going to make all of europe electricears. so texas is really behind the curve -- they're climate deniers on there. they went off the grid and now they're paying the price. >> both of these gentlemen have agreed to stay with us. i'm just going to slip in a commercial break here. no one will even notice. coming up, the challenges that may lay in front of this still new president. our conversation continues after this. sation continues after isth she's more of a groundbreaker. renae runs with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. because out here, you can't fake a job well done. hear renae's story at deere.com it's either the assurance of a 165-point certification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through march 1st. shop online or drop by your

the, ford leader of ford motor company, he said his company had no guidance from the white house. it just trying to help on its own. and people were being intuitive and they knew there was a problem. they knew they could do something about. if they have no, how they have engineers, they have brilliant people working for them. and so one of these lessons comes from where coordination is a key should come from the federal government. the president trump has left it to the governors to acquire the supplies they need, saying that the federal government, were not a shipping clerk, that's left states competing with each other and with the federal government, for supplies. literally there were people bidding up the prices of ventilators, and the company producing them ways i'll give it to you for 300,000 dollars, and let's say, and then somebody says we need a worse than we do, we will give you 35. and then suddenly a bidding war that somebody needed somewhere or the might of died. and we didn't have that level of coordination from the federal government that was necessary in world war i

the ford avenue historic district at the heart of the history and contains buildings ford motor company built between 1925 and 1947. when henry ford dame came to richmond hill, the town was known as weigh station. upon his arrive the town grew and became known as richmond hill. you can feel the history walking down the street. designating this remarkable historic district is just another positive effort by the city to promote, protect, and remember its roots. i am thankful for the city -- for the richmond hill city counsel's work on this and everything they do. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from new york, ms. velazquez, for five minutes. ms. velazquez: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to strongly denounce hate crimes in any form , anywhere in america. since the start of the covid-19 pandemic this country has witnessed a shocking rise in hate crimes against asians and asian americans. between the onset of the pandemic to the end of last year, there have been ov

company and out of the ford motor company grew motown as well. i a- reciate make detroit. thank you very much. i appreciate your _ make detroit. thank you very much. i appreciate your time _ make detroit. thank you very much. i appreciate your time today. _ make detroit. thank you very much. i appreciate your time today. the - appreciate your time today. the founder of the supremes who has died. here, the government has announced plans to tackle discrepancies in the mental health system — to improve the experience of people from ethnic minorities. figures show that black people are more likely to be sectioned in hospital, relative to the general population. joining me now is consultant psychiatrist dr lade smith, lead for equality at the royal college of psychiatrists. good morning. tell us what kind of inequalities — good morning. tell us what kind of inequalities exist _ good morning. tell us what kind of inequalities exist and _ good morning. tell us what kind of inequalities exist and why - good morning. tell us what kind of inequalities exis

the promised pay, $5 a day second baptist was there to help >> when they went to ford motor company, reporter: then there is this. ford and second baptist had quite the relationship >> he had some challenges. one time, he asked the church to loan him some money. second baptist loaned them some money, so he could get his plant going. when it was time to pay it back, we told him we didn't want the money. what do you think we wanted? >> reporter: jobs. >> we wanted jobs for our people, exactly. that's how we were repaid for the loan >> reporter: be it economic liberation or the escape from slavery, detroit and second baptist played its part. and on the waterfront here, a great sculpture by ed dwight, called gateway to freedom. and does it surprise you to know priscilla robinson was a teacher in detroit for decades and decades? she taught grammar school math she said, i never liked history, i liked stories. when she started doing the research on her church, that's when she knew she was herself in this story >> we learned a lot, harry. >> i've actually been in that church i didn't know pa

gas and 15 years time, it makes sense that you're here in the multibillion-dollar investments and ford motorey're going to spend $27 billion, that's a lot of money and the reason that apple is going to tee up with hyundai, kia or even a japanese carmaker according to bloomberg because producing these cards and ramping production is a difficult thing to do, talk to tesla they have been trying to perfect this for 12 or 13 years. i think that partnership makes sense to a lot of people watching apple news. neil: you guys are the experts, but the one thing i wonder about this will change if they do two things, obviously get more mileage on a single charge of battery they've gone a long way will that some of the tesla miles can get 400 miles on it single charge and if they speed up the time it takes to charge the batteries, many, many hours they reduce thought to minutes then it is a game changer, until they do, we might be getting ahead of ourselves, what do you think? >> you are right, there is some physics were battling against as an engineer being able to charge batteries and is not just an ev

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ford plant. it could have been general motors or chrysler, but it was ford.stamping out fenders. and i asked the foreman, how does it operate? he told me the man pushes the button and the conveyor up -- carries them away. >> how much does a machine like that cost? >> half $1 million. >> just one machine? >> just one. >> not that many machines cost that much money a piece. but in american industries the cost of power tools and inventories was more than $35,000 per worker. american industry has put up that capital so they can produce more and better goods, less laboriously and in a competitive market, so more people can enjoy more and better products. that is the american capitalistic system. is that wrong? >> no. >> then what is wrong? [glass smashing] >> that is wrong. we have got to go out there and put a stop to this foolishness. do you think we can do it alone? >> you will never know unless you try. >> not alone. i have done it once, i can do it again. i may be a spirit, but this old musket should work. sorry, the best i could buy. that's fine. it is quick

steve grasso, would you rather general motors or ford, which is also getting a similar sort of rerating in the market we discussed seller earnings farley knocked it out of the park on a conference call what do you think >> i think ford seems to be chasing the dog here, and both of them haven't really impressed me, gm or ford, but it seems like gm really put the hard press on ev as james was saying, gave a detailed explanation to it i think they can lead. i think ford seems to be following, not -- i know they spent a boat load of money trying to compete in the ev world but i think gm will probably get the hat tip of this >> chart of the week this tech stock surging since monday the name of the trade. later, should you roll the dice on gmle? the company gears up for its earnings stick around "fast money" is back in two. some say this is my greatest challenge ever. but i've seen centuries of this. with a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. the gold standard, so to speak ;) flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confid

ford motor company didn't make aircraft engines but took a patent, retooled their assembly lines, andaft parts. why is merck, ely lily, novartis, not making them under the direction of the federal government? because everyone should be on the same team at this point to save lives. instead what's happening, merck tried to make a vaccine, didn't succeed. now they are going to go off and do other types of drugs. i disagree. i think the federal government should be, no, merck, you're producing the ones we have now because we have a massive shortage. hundreds of thousands of doses were not given in the last week because we didn't have supply. we could have given them, but we didn't have the supply. we could have protected lives, but we didn't have the supply. >> i mean, this is the key to america moving on. jonathan lemire? >> good morning, mr. mayor. pandemic or no, clearing the states or no, a snowstorm is a big task for any mayor. you painted a serious picture of needing the vaccines to be distributed because of how serious the matter is right now in new york city. the governor announce

about the north american auto industry, we not only speak about the big three americans, general motors, and ford and chrysler now with all of the names, we also are a global -- platform for global production of cars, toyota, kia, volvo, mercedes-benz, bmw, the audi. they are all present in the north american regent. and so we have to speak about the north american auto industry and how integrated we are. and how we are a platform exports, not only for the north american market but for the latin america, for asia, for africa. if we really want to underline what is the future of the north american region we have to study the integration of the auto industry. we have to work for the goodness of north america. >> i think is a very important one. so related to that we just had, maybe you can argue an update to enough. one of the reasons i said earlier you had a very successful mission here in the united states, ambassador comments usmca got that on your watch. and people like her friend kim briar who played a key role in this, and love mexico, one of mexico's greatest friends. their focus on the hous

about the north american auto industry, we not only speak about the big three americans, general motors and ford and chrysler now with all the names, but we also are a global platform for global production for the cars, toyota, subaru, kia, volvo, mercedes-benz, bmw, audi, volkswagen. they are all present in the north american region, and so we have to speak about the north american auto industry and how integrated we are and how we are a platform for export, not only for the north american market but for latin america, asia, africa. so if we really want to underline what is the future of the north american region, we have to study the integration of the auto industry and we have to work for the competitiveness of north america. >> this is very important, thank you. related to what we just said you , could argue it's an update to nafta, -- a successful mission here in the united states, ambassador is that usmca got done in your watchmen people like our friend jim breyer who is senior advisor at csis, who played a key role in that and loves mexico, one of mexico's greatest friends and i know ther

general motors and ford have temporarily shut down some of the plants because they can't get the chipso cut production of the f-150, its biggest money maker. the shortage adds urgency to the conversation about the need to increase chip manufacturing in the united states. >>> all right. some royal baby news for you. prince harry and megan markle are expecting their second child. max foster is live in london with all of the details. it was just a few months ago that meaghan revealed the loss, now tell us everything. >> reporter: the last baby news we had, frankly, was news of the miscarriage which the duchess revealed in november. it happened over the summer. and she used that as really a rallying call for people who have suffered in a similar way to start talking about it. it's a taboo subject. she wanted to ask people if they're okay. she brought that out for the wider mental health issues in relation to the pandemic. huge moment for the family on any occasion, but particularly one suffered in this way. the photograph i'm told was taken remotely by a friend who is a if you ever on a ta

haven't been to detroit in the last seven years, there has been we had investment from general motors and ford, huge numbers of jobs in the tech industry in the tech companies have finally discovered detroit eared we have been pleased to see amazon, linkedin and google move into the city and across the city, entrepreneurs have pulled down the plywood off of shuttered storefronts and largely black and brown business owners have started to open up our commercial corridors. we have had republicans and democrats working together to support the comeback. we know that we haven't gotten to everybody paid we are not kidding ourselves. the unemployment rate in detroit starting for bankruptcy was 20% in any year was down to 7%. we had moved 80,000 people from poverty to the middle class, the largest reduction in poverty. it was going in the right direction and we certainly had a long way to go to make sure it included everybody. when covid hit, we are back up to 20% unemployment. the question is -- what do we do about it? when we got hit in michigan and michigan came right after york being hammered with

about the north american auto industry, we not only speak about the big three americans, general motors and ford and chrysler now with all the names, but we also are a global platform for global production for the cars, toyota, subaru, kia, volvo, mercedes-benz, bmw, audi, volkswagen. they are all present in the north american region, and so we have to speak about the north american auto industry and how integrated we are and how we are a platform for export, not only for the north american market but for latin america, asia, africa. so if we really want to underline what is the future of the north american region, we have to study the integration of the auto industry and we have to work for the competitiveness of north america. >> this is a very important, thank you. related to that we just had, 80u could argue it's an update to nafta's but there was use in ca and one of the reason i said earlier a successful mission here in the united states, ambassador is that usmca got done in your watchmen people like our friend jim breyer who is senior advisor at csis, who played a key role in that and lov

tesla is up and amazon is up as well bear in mind, and this is even including the fact that ford and general motorsg a great year they're up about 30%, but it's hard to move the dial when tesla is so big and consumer discretionary. let me show you the waiting in ford and gm. gm is -- there's tesla, 838 billion. look at ford and gm dpm. $80 billion. that's one tenth the size of tesla. ford is 5 % the size of tesla, carl and that, of course, means that even when ford and gm are having great years, up 30%, it's hard for them to move the s&p 500 forward. tesla is the one that really moves things right now guys, back to you. >> wow that's amazing thanks, bob. as we go to break, time for the bond report. look at how treasuries are fairing. a mixed picture a day after the yield on the 30 briefly got past 2 % for the first time since the pandemic europe, that push to form the new italian government is in focus. trying to get consultations with political parties together finally a look at the dollar index. continuing to pull back from the two-month highs. "squawk on the street" is back in just a moment - [a

. >> ford shares are up about 75% since jim farley took over compare ford to general motors and thenou still see that tesla is the preferred choice for investors right now. at least in terms of what investors are thinking about the ev future. general motors reports next week expect the big focus during the analyst call will be on their plans for electric vehicles. back to you. >> phil lebeau, thank you. >>> nancy, the ev plans by the old school automakers like gm and ford breathing new life into these stocks are you a buyer? >> well, we missed it, sara. we tend not to be owners of the auto space just because of the cyclicality and their lack of loyalty to the dividend. but i bought a ford f-150 and i will trade it up for an electric version as soon as it is available. we own a lot of the chip stocks instead that are feeding into the space. it has been a great trade. as you know, we owned tesla, sold it way early. we are on the sidelines in the auto space. >> mike, is it a zero sum gain when you look at the traditional autos starting to get a benefit because of their ev plays and tesl

you know, it would be nice to hear good numbers from them and general motors. fordle type of game plan going forward. we will see how the market reacts to what they have to say there. and then also just from a curiosity standpoint, not that it's a significant stock but what does the user engagement look on twitter now that they kicked off large portions of america. maria: that's a good point. jason, let's talk interest rates, treasury yields ticking higher this morning. benchmark 10-year treasury note was 1.2% while the 30-year bond is higher at 2%. but even though we are still talking about rock bottom levels, they have been inching higher following treasury secretary janet yellen claimed yesterday if president biden's stimulus plan is passed the u.s. can return to full unemployment, full employment rather by 2022. jason, your take on that and where rates are today? jason: well, you know, one to have main metrics that we all look at which gauges kind of market expectations of the strength of the economy and the all-important inflation expectations is what's called

car giant ford is now drastically reducing output output of its top selling f 150 pickup truck while general motors says it will suspend work at 3 north american plants the 2 u.s. carmakers are the latest to react to what has become a global problem germany's dimer b.m.w. and as well as toyota from japan and many other car many factors said they will halt production at their factors due to the ship shortage now this comes just as they begin recovering from penn demick forced plant shutdown. now silicon wafers are a key component in the semiconductors that power everything from cars to planes to computers the market for making them has up until now been dominated by 5 companies who are conference to percent of all waivers sold worldwide among them is germany's still tronic and global waivers from taiwan but now those 2 companies are joining forces global waiver says. 4.4000000000 euro bid for a controlling stake in still tronic has been successful combined they'll become the worlds. second biggest silicon wave producer at a time when need for their product has never been higher so let's take a close

stuart: wade, you are raising the possibility of an apple with $200 billion in cash buying ford or general motorsdinary piece of speculation. >> absolutely. i'm convinced they are going to buy a car manufacturer of some kind and the most likely target is for an. i have no information to be perfectly clear but they try to buy into nissan, not sure what talks were broken off, they are trying to buy a car manufacturer, they have the cash to buy a car manufacturer, the economist vehicle is in that big and the integration of software with hardware, or acquisition, most likely acquisition from google or apple buying a car manufacturer. stuart: that is just fascinating. i never thought i would do an interview with someone saying apple might by general motors, they are there, they have to hundred billion dollars in cash. stuart: it is front pocket money but it makes sense. stuart: that was good, come back soon, susan is just a chelating from the sidelining. >> they don't usually buy established brands, the large speculation was beat, the headphones, for the catalog to start apple music. i don't think for

and this is really sort of a week-to-week thing, not only with ford, but for all the automakers you talk about general motorse looking at and what they announced today. they had been able to avoid any drastic cuts until today when they said, we are going to have to cut back production at four plants, three in north america, it will start next week. the lower volume, lower profit models are the ones they're going to pull back production on why? if you're an automaker, you want to make the higher profit, higher demand vehicles, we're talking about the full-sized pickup trucks. for now that production will not be impacted. but shep, this is a global problem and you're looking at q1 production for all the automakers maybe down 3%, 5% worldwide. >> that's a big number about an hour, hour and a half ago, my phone bleeped that cnbc alert, and i looked at it and it said, the apple car may be real, and there's something coming together tell me, i've been dying for this. >> reporter: this is a story that me and my producer megan reader have been working on. sources have told us that apple has been in discussions with