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g.m. rolled out the spark a couple of years ago in south korea. that's where the small car is built. since then, the spark has been sold around the world, making the u.s. its final stop. g.m. is marketing the spark specifically to young adults between the ages of 18 and 31. those are consumers who typically dwell in urban areas where street parking is the norm and parking spaces are tight. cars.com managing editor dave thomas took the spark for a spin, and thought it offered a good ride and a lot of features for the money. but he questioned the wisdom of marketing the spark only to young drivers. >> the things that are so positive about it translate in a broad way-- low price, lots of features. every shopper we see at cars.com wants lots of features at a low price for any car. >> reporter: thomas also points out the spark could be a tough sell to young adults who are struggling to find jobs in the tough economy. still, g.m. sold 2,000 sparks last month just as it was arriving in showrooms. the company says that was better than expected. it thinks

treasury isn't going for g.m.'s offer to buy back two hundred million shares from uncle sam can be distilled to something a little like this g.m. gets a fifty billion dollars bailout from taxpayers but executives getting sick of pay restrictions flying commercial and that pesky stigma of government motors wants to buy back shares at a price that would cause taxpayers to lose billions of dollars in the deal. let me ask you this can argue capitalism is still what we're working with here folks will talk about it and the anniversary of occupy wall street begins today with planned nonviolent civil disobedience actions again bringing issues like corporatocracy to the streets of new york these are relevant issues today to be sure the question is how we deal with them we'll have a discussion with libertarian philosopher professor and austrian economist walter block plus is this a metaphor for the free market. is true for of is can only one time zone. kids fighting for their lives that's terrifying no wonder people are scar

but to get to this point, chrysler and g.m. had to go through bankruptcy, had to close more than 3,000 dealerships, and shed workers. 1.2 million people were in auto manufacturing a decade ago. now there are just 790,000. now while the u.s. market seems to be growing, scott, economic problems in europe are proving to be a huge drag on the american car makers. general motors alone lost more than 200 million dollars in europe during the first half of this year. >> pelley: dean, thank you. women could well decide this presidential election, and in a moment, we'll show you why. and firefighters battle wild fire in california. when the "cbs evening news" continues from charlotte. [ male announcer ] this is sheldon, whose long dy setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. if you think occasional irregulathink twice.ig deal, it may

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last month, sales for g.m. and ford went into reverse. economists think more new products coming to market this fall will keep customers flocking to showrooms and keep the sales momentum going. diane eastabrook, nbr, chicago. >> tom: on thursday, we'll show you g.m.'s latest entry to the sub-compact market when diane takes the chevy spark for a spin. >> susie: a corporate merger over office products could face big opposition from the justice department. according to bloomberg, the federal government may block 3m's buyout of avery dennison's office products business. this is just the latest potential deal to face such scrutiny. a tougher regulatory environment could also greet a possible deal between u.s. airways and american airlines' parent company, a.m.r. sylvia hall takes a look at how regulators view competition these days. >> reporter: as a.m.r. and u.s. airways lift off toward a merger, they could face a bumpy flight. in general, regulators are showing a stronger willingness to crack down on deals they think would hurt competition.

the government owns more than 26% of g.m. it received the shares after investing $50 billion to keep assembly lines rolling. but if it sells now, it would post a loss, as much as $15 billion. g.m. stock is trading around $24, well below its $33 i.p.o. price. still ahead, gold has been a winnerhankto the fed's stimulus plan. where do prices go from here? we'll get some answers from joe doe of the street.com. on wall street today stocks ended a four day winning streak. investors took profits on concerns about a surprising drop in oil prices. we'll have more on that in a moment. by the close, the dow lost 40 points, the nasdaq was down five, and the s&p off four-and- a-half points. until now, stocks had been powered higher on hopes of the federal reserve taking action to stimulate the economy. with that done, what's likely to drive the markets going forward? ruben ramirez reports. >> reporter: when the federal reserve announced last week it will open its pocketbook, investors piled into everything from stocks to gold. but with a

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then we despite g.m.ailure. >> it's the four-wheelman-wheel manifestation of the auto bailout. >> cenk: and crony capitalism. when the banks the oil companies and all the present companies that have these advantages. fox hates. >> we're complaining now for the bailout of gm which is an american company and american jobs. makes absolutely no sense. >> cenk: how much g.m. have we sold back. >> we're now at 32%. we were at 60%, now we're at 32%. >> cenk: it's working well. we're supposed to get rid of the stock as we go along when they're profitable. because this is a success, fox news hates it. jacki, thank you. >> it's a pleasure. >> cenk: the a.i.d.s. epidemic was in full swing when activists swung into action and fought back. they were enormously successful. when we come back we want to talk about with a can we learn from that? can progressives succeed in the same way today? we'll get those lessons when we return. >> this government has the resources to deal with the a.i.d.s. epidemic, and they won't do

g.m. admits it is losing money on every single volt it sells but there is a lot of debate as to how much money it's actually losing. roiters crunched its own set of numbers and says g.m. loses $45,000 on each and every individual volt. g.m. is saying no way and it insipses its big investment in the -- insists its big investment in the new technology will pay off over time. >> by that calculation it lost of lot of dough. >> we're talking about all of the money g.m. has already spent creating the technology, producing it on various -- very specific type assembly lines. it says over time the technology will take over and it will pay for itself. >> give it time. >> give it time. >> thanks, jess. >>> it 16:40. in nine minutes, learn why maryland congressional candidate is leaving the race and what it means for november. >> it is chilly out. 57 degrees in the district. it's upper 40s in some of the suburbs. howard says what a gorgeous day headed your way. highs in the upper 70s and beautiful. co

and romney tried to say, well, president obama took g.m. into bankruptcy. i said g.m.uld have gone into bankruptcy earlier. was it just a timing dispute when in fact the president put billions of federal dollars into saving that automaker, took a stake in the company which the u.s. government still owned -- and gregory did not point that out or follow up. >> you know, it's tough because he had a certain upon number things he was trying to get to, get in ann romney, in boston with the two of them h. point to hit. he asked him about the social issues. he got a lot in, yes -- >> asked him about being potentially a first mormon president of the united states. i understand the time pressures there. >> right. i mean, the g.m. thing, i think will get fact checked. seems to me it was clearly not factually accurate, what he said. >> what do you make of romney, i presume this won't be the last such program he appears on. i thought the whole idea of these campaigns was to go around the old line media. seem like maybe they need us a little bit. >> i think so especially after the c

alarm about possible health hazards and food produces resisting attempts to force them to label that g.m. products the resident in this went to gauge opinion in new york. more than forty countries around the world has mandated g.m.o. labeling on food products but not in the u.s. is it fair to consumers to not have that information this week let's talk about that you would like to see the labels that absolutely why do you think we don't have them here oh i have a big conspiracy theorists and i'm sure that like the government you know because they're getting paid by the pharmaceutical companies that own the g.m. most of they don't it's all that's what i think it comes down to money like everything out right exactly and it's all about big corporations making the seeds that are genetically modified i don't know i mean i've got a daughter who's really really particular about what she eats and where it goes no i mean i guess in our generation we do see what it has been there it is it a younger generation concern is i think cite a lot of people say there's no direct link to it in terms of what

like the government you know because they're getting paid by the pharmaceutical companies that own the g.m. most they don't it's all that's what i think it comes down to money like everything out right exactly and it's all about big corporations making the seeds that are genetically modified i don't know i mean i've got a daughter who's really really particular about what she said no i mean i guess in our generation we do see what it has been there it is it a younger generation concern is i think a lot of people say there's no direct link to it in terms of what it does to your how but then again they said that about smoking a decade this is. greens in a way whether they're good for you or not so maybe there's a bit on there are you ok with it i'm ok with it you don't care if it's been messed with. i just think you know we've got to be careful because we're not going to have enough food at some point if we don't we maybe need to look at other wise that we can help. a whole. food production really think should be labeled the consumer should know the place where you get to go if you were goin

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g.m. lost 400,000 jobs. toyota is less unionized. the companies for a while but then they start growing. the private sector shrunk but the public sector it is a me -- monopoly so they get better deals. the politician will be long out of office when the deal has to be paid for that they have agreed to. >>neil: they have a patron saint in the president. obviously sit in their interests to see the president re-elected and they are all out to get the vote. in that sense, they can do that. they are wrong when it comes to that. >>guest: that is what the rally was about, the rally to get obama elected but obama cannot -- wells i guess he can create money. they just print more. we owe it to ourselves but when it is not there to pay the medicare recipients or the social security recipient with promised, what is he going to say then? >>neil: good points. i would not call you preppy. >>guest: i did go to princeton. >>neil: chicago mayor rahm emanuel in a union fight of his own. how will the star of "boss" handle this? we will hear more on that

it saved more than a million jobs and not just at g.m., chrysler and their dealerships.n auto parts manufacturing all over the country. that's why even the auto makers who weren't part of the deal supported it. they needed to save those parts supplier, too, like i said, we're all in this together. so what's happened. there are now 250,000 more people working in the auto industry than on the day the companies were restructured. [ applause ] now we all know that governor romney opposed the plan to save g.m. and chrysler. here's another job score, are you listening, michigan and ohio and across the country? here's another job score. obama 250,000. romney zero. [ applause ] now, the agreement the administration made with the management to double car mileage that was a good deal, too, it will cut your gas prices in half. your gas bill. no matter what the price is, if you double mileage of your car your bill will be half what it would have been. make it more energy independent, cut greenhouse gas emissions and according to several analyses over the next 20 years it will bring

g.m. line. i was there the day the first cruzes came off the line, painted red, white, and blue, representing the determination of workers and that company and the nation to succeed to bounce back despite national naysayers who were willing to stand idly by while our economy stalled. we read it in newspapers, we saw it on television, we heard it on the radio how some selected officials not just wanted to turn their back on an industry that has provided middle-class wages and college educations and homes and cars to millions of americans would not just turn their back on that industry but a number of elected officials went to bat against the american auto industry. during the height of the economic crisis when american manufacturing was sputtering -- and you know the statistics, mr. president, bass you have paid attention in your state of alaska, as it is not so much a manufacturing state but a state that contributes a lot to manufacturing. you know what's happened in this country. from 200