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general motors is also having troubles. >> that's right, daniel. black friday here in the u.s. for u.s. automakers. general motors is recalling more than four million vehicles worldwide due to a swear defect linked to at least one death. that said, automaker reassured that the recall will not have any material impact on its financial resources but as for now, it's shares closed down nearly 4% today. >> interesting add to the week. have a great weekend. >> eurozone finance ministers are getting together to discuss greece's money troubles. it comes amid signs that greece hasn't managed to implement all of the reforms it committed to as part of it's $86 billion euro bail-out program. one man who has seen many greek debt crisis is the president of the euro group. here's what he had to say. >> summer is over. we really need to restart and pick up on the time lost, and the greek minister, our greek colleague, i think he was convinced there is a joint interest for all of us to keep this on track. it has very much to do with trust. trust between us. trust in the imf. who have confirmed

is general motors ready to beat tesla... at its own game? this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right now we are one nation under god. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to in a stretcher, folks.riedt i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible new images.... of the red planet. they show a repeat pattern of dune-like areas on mars. nasa scientists call these fluvial dunes - formed by the flow of water. they're identified by a prominent crater-core... with a teardrop-shaped island in its middle. these pictures were taken by a nasa mars orbiter in may of this year. scientists say the landforms were created by massive and catastrophic channels also likely allowed lava to flow on mars. general motors says its new all- electric car beats tesla when it comes to how many miles you can drive on one charge. g-m says the chevy bolt - which will be available to the public later this year - can go 238 miles on just one

all four people inside are expected to survive. >>> general motors is recalling 4 million vehicles to fix a software defect that's been linked to at least one death. the company says because computer can go into test mode and the front airbags won't inflate in a crash. the seatbelts may also not work. the recall includes a number of newer medical vehicles. the fullest at 12news.com. >>> still ahead, how volunteers here in the valley are helping to save lives, one call at a social sound off, where does arizona rank on this year's >>> time now for today's social sound off. where does arizona rank on this year's list of safest states in america? according to the dot-com, arizona is the 29th safest state to live in. resear lowest -- and lowest unemployment rate. vermont is ranked the safest city in the country while mississippi was the least safe. >>> tomorrow is international suicide prevention day. one statewide nonprofit makes it their mission to help kids, teens and adults find hope. team 12's brian west visited lives. >> the hotline is available 24/7. >> reporter: triston has been a

general motors is settling two major lawsuits.. but they haven't reached the end of that road by a long shot. and remember... chopper 13 brings you breaking news.... fast and first. and... only on 13 action news. in tonight's financial focus.. in football going for two can be risky. in pizza? it's a sure thing. now get two medium two toppings pizzas for just $6.99 each. that's right just $6.99 each. better ingredients. better pizza. dow up 46 nasdaq up 26 sp500 up 7 the big local gaming stocks were mixed. las vegas sands added about caesars and wynn resorts also finished ahead. red rock resorts gave back about a quarter of a percent. general motors has settled two lawsuits over cars with faulty ignition switches. g-m recalled 2.6 million small cars in 2014 to replace the defective switches.. that were linked to at least 124 deaths and 275 injuries. g-m admitted to knowing about the faulty part a decade before the recall. g-m is facing more than a hundred lawsuits in connection to the defect. firearms are sel

general motors said one miles. that would be 23 more miles than tes wella -- tesla's model thirty two. the bolt has an electric in are the that can reach speeds up to 91 miles an hour and selling for more than $37,000. >>> and if you're planning on doing some yard work, there might be recall, which affects you. black and decker is recalling 560,000 free n-1 electric blower-vacuum mulchers. the manufacturer said a cover user. the 3-in-1 electric blower- vacuum mulcherrings were sold in store and online. the salesser were from may 2013 through this month. the items sold for 70 to 90 and they recommend the mulchers not be used and that owners contact black & decker. >> and tropical storm brings heavy rain and damaging rains to parts of florida. how the south could be in for another round of clotting. >> and keeping an eye on julia here. we're it's been a dry weekend overall. i will let you know how long . >>> top american athletes including gymnasts simon b election es are speaking out about -- biles are speaking out

. % >>> another recall from general motors. to hear about. >>> a broncos fan takes over the panther's wikipedia page. that next. >>> what a difference a cold front makes. from 90s to 70s. temperatures in the 60s across the front range. as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary regulations from washington made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, to replace the no child left behind law and increase local control of schools. i'm michael bennet. i approve this message because i believe parents and our communities know what's best for our kids. >>> a story that has people outraged tonight. an ohio police department shows the impact offheroin. disturbing. you can see a man and a woman passed out in the front at and there in the backseat, look at that, a 4-year-old boy. an officer pulled the car over after it was weaving back and forth. the driver said he was taking the woman to the hospital but then he passed out. the little boy is the driver's son. both adults were arrested on charges. >>> another bl

flint is the birthplace of general motors, once boasted the largest general motors plant anywhere in motors employed 82,000 workers. 82,000, and they were located today in flint a tremendous workforce, now there's less than 8,000, and 40% of the city's residents are living in poverty. the 8,000 is dwindling, and that would be changed like everything else. more bad news for michigan today, and i saw this today, first thing, when i was reading the papers it was announce that had ford -- and i think the reason i'm doing well in michigan is i've been talking about this four, five years, because i've had a agreed recentship with michigan, but it was announced ford is moving all small car production, 100%, to mexico over the next two to three years. it just happened a. we shouldn't allow it to happen. they'll make their cars, thousands and thousands of people from not this country and sell them through a very weak border, no tax, no nothing, and we'll have nothing bun more unemployment in flint and in michigan. it's horrible. when we send our jobs to other nations, we are also sending our

didn't just happen to general motors. there are about half as many public corporations today, as they were 20 years ago. >> reporter: so instead of general motors, u.s. steel, eastman kodak and i could go ono and on, what have we got? >> the big corporations today don't really have that manys employees. they're not providing careere ladders, they're not creating middle-class jobs. blockbuster had 80,000 employees and 9,000 stores across the country, netflix does the same thing with fewer than 4,000 people. if anybody tells you they workto at facebook, probably they mean they are a contractor because only about 12,000 people00 actually work at facebook. they are worth $300 billion but very few people actually work there.30 >> reporter: in a new book davis calls it "the vanishing american corporation" and poses a pivotao question: what will rise from the wreckage? mega-firms that hire relatively few workers? made-anywhere product peddlers like nike? >> they're the biggest sneaker and sporting goods company in the world but

==take vo== the problem stems from air b >>> general motors is recalling more than 4 million vehicles because of a potentially deadly defect. the problem stems from air bag software. in rare cases the car's sensing and diagnostic module can go into test mode preventing the front air bags from inflating during a crash. seat belts may not work either. the defects have been linked to one death and three injuries so far. most of the cars under recall were sold in the u.s. >> no signs of tension at the north korean border as chinese tourists enter the country. the tourists seem to enjoy the time touring the country and ran into no particular scrutiny. even after the chinese foreign ministry condemned the recent nock nuclear testing, the country lass urged them to stop the testing. >> nasa curiosity mars rover sent back new color pictures of the red planet. let's take a look. you know, it's not just the red planet. >> very desolate and very rocky. >> as you mentioned, rocky terrain on mars' surface. nasa says the photos are expected to give researchers a better understanding of how the curr

general motor -- the model that general motors is now pulling from their dealerships. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> fear about the spread of the zika virus is prompting some cities in florida to take matters into their own hands. in miami, for example they began aerial spraying to combat mosquitoes carrying the virus. video of a plane releasing the insecticide spray over the atlantic ocean just before dawn today. we'll get you that video in a moment. there is some controversy over the amounts and types of chemicals used. but the majority of the people in miami say that they support the spraying. >> unfortunately i think that it is a necessary thing to do. if it is going to get rid of the mosquito that it is going to affect unborn infants, i'm sorry, it needs to be done. i don't like it, but i think it's a better alternative than not spraying. >>

flint is the birth place of general motors and once boasted the largest general motors plant anywherey far the largest. in 1970, general motors employed 82,000 workers. 82,000. they were located in flint. it's a tremendous workforce. now there are less than 8,000 and 40% of the city's residents are living in poverty. the 8,000 is dwindling and that will be changed. more bad news for michigan today and i saw this when i was reading the papers. it was announced that ford -- and i have been talking about this and the reason i have been doing well in michigan is i had a great relationship in michigan. they are moving all small car production, all of it, 100%, to mexico over the next two to years. it just happened. we shouldn't allow it to happen. we shouldn't allow it to happen. they will make the cars and employ thousands and thousands of people not from this country. they will sell the cars through a weak border with no tax or nothing and we will have nothing but more unemployment in flint and in michigan. it's horrible. when we send our jobs to other nations, we are also sending our ta

why the in. >> she gets a lot of credit for this incredible job that she did in turning around general motors. you remember when she took over as ceo she got hit right at the beginning. >> bad timing. >> that ignition switch thing, but, you know, she was honest and direct and acted decisively, and she led the company to this comeback. >> you know, the person on the cover is hillary clinton. >> right. >> she's not on the list. >> i thought you were going to ask that. >> right. this is alition of corporate power players, sue. if she wins the election, she will be the most powerful woman in the world, right, let alone business, but the story is about is hillary good for business? >> i see. >> controversial choice coming in at number 23, and that is the ceo of mylan pharmaceuticals. >> heather bresch, down one slot this year. was the list ximd before all the controversy about the epipen? >> they change. it's very fluid. you know how it is in the news business but some people will say why wasn't she even lower? obviously not the most popular ceo these days given the way she handled epipen and the

in 1970 there were more than 80,000 people in flint working for general motors. today it is less than $8,000. -- 8000en people people. little.making very people are trying to go down to asat $8,000 mark, ford h announced just yesterday their moving a small car production facilities to mexico. about this talking along while vista may be that as are doing so well in ohio and michigan and lots of other places where cars and parts are involved. is moving at ford small car division is a disgrace. it is disgraceful that our politicians allow them to get away with it. [applause] trump: it really is. it is to be that cars were made in flint, and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. mexico andre made in you can't drink the water in flint. [applause] donald trump: we're going to turn this around. my economic plan rejects the keepism that our jobs will leaving. and that our economy can never grow as it did once before. boy, did it used to grow. the pessimism that says our standard of living can no longer rise, and that all there is left to divide -- frankly, we're lookin

flint is the birthplace of general motors and once boasted the largest general motors plant anywherey far the largest. in 1970 general motors employed 82,000 workers. 82,000. and they were located in flint. that's a tremendous workforce. now, there are less than 8,000, and 40% of the city's residents are living in poverty. the 8,000 is dwindling. and that will be changed like everything else. more bad news for michigan today. and i saw this today first thing when i was reading the papers. it was announced that ford -- and i've been talking about this. i think the reason i am doing well in michigan is i've been talking about this for four and five years to michigan because i've had a great relationship with michigan. it was just announced that ford is moving all small car production -- all of it, 100% -- to mexico. over the next two to three years. this just happened. we shouldn't allow it to happen. shouldn't allow it to happen. they'll make their cars. they'll employ thousands and thousands of people not from this country. and they'll sell the cars right through a very weak border.

dupont owned a 23% share in general motors at the time. and they created this story to help us believe this is what we prefer. and since then we have accepted the story because we forget the past. and you all know that those who can't remember the past are condemned to repeat it. so i urge you to remember the past. thank you. if there are any questions or whatever, feel free to chime in. but we only have the another minute or two of class. all right. well, thank you, you have been a patient audience. >>> this week during american history tv primetime, we feature our lectures in history series taking you to college classrooms across the country. each night we debut a new lecture. tonight, a look at how the u.s. transportation system developed. we begin at 8:00 eastern with a development of parkways and freeways, from an iowa state university lecture. then from the university of virginia, a look at the impact of cars on u.s. cities. at 10:30 eastern, the development of the electric rail system, taken from a clemson university lecture. americ

the department will hold a cookout ihonor of mi mbers will also be ther >>> general motors has settled 2 switch as were blamed for more than 100 deaths. among several cases beg heard llowing the defective ignition stch scandal. gm recalled more than 2 miio cars back in2014. the automaker settlef undisclosed amount. to lead the effort to -- the pr constitutional amendment died. she also founded the eagle fopolitical group. she was 92 years old. >>> actor hugh oen, starred as sheriff wyatt, hasdied. died today at his home in beverly hills. wyar to20had 91. >>> a heartwarming story we brought you last sterday, a very speci state wi receiver travis rudolph d his new friend sixth-grader bow. the 2 met up before last night's matcp inpi. e oto rudol sitti down to lunch with beauwho waing alone went viral last week and touched a lot of hearts. ntm gust or the r his coerndtle ss.airrt. clear skieout there righw and nothing popping up on the it will gradually start to ide upo the south and east here for thursday, friday and saturday. that will lead to hot and humid conditions. we will still nny

((kirsten joyce)) >> and, general motors is issuing a recall on millions of its vehicles. jill wagner joins us live from wall street. good morning jill. good morning michael and kirsten/ investors are bracing for more on friday markets took a nose dive after a fed official said that markets should get ready for gradual interest rate hikes. the dow plunged 394 points on friday. the nasdaq sank 133.// general motors is recalling more than 3 and half million vehicles in the u.s. to fix an airbag software problem. the automaker says in rare cases the car's computer can go into test mode - causing front air bags not to inflate in a crash. several 2014-2017 models - including some buicks and gm says the defect has been linked to at least one death.// and amazon and pandora are launching new, less expensive music streaming services... the new york times says they'll cost five dollars a month--- designed to undercut the more expensive streaming services from spotify and apple.// michael and kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >> and jill --we hear that soon... there may not be any reason t

maya rodriguez tells us - this asteroid holds special interest here on earth - for more than one general motors is adventourous thrill seeking folks. might not want to eat before getting on this bad boy. well show you what's dubbed as the fastest wooden roller coaster. love the fastest rollercoaster you can find? then you'll want to try this one out in tenneessee. reporter kevin tibbles braves a book. it's national read a book day! and just because technology flipped the script doesnt mean people are doing away with print copies. 65-percent of americans read a print novel. the survey found the total share of americans who read a book over the last twelve months has remained craving an ice cream treat today? dairy queen is having a special end-of-summer giveaway. d-q is offering a small ultimate oreo frappe for free. it's available from two p-m to five tonight.. a pup in denver is out of a tight spot this morning. thanks to firete somehow the dog got stuck in this manhole. that's when crews reached in and pulled the pooch out. and as you can see from the tail wagging... that dog was just fine, a

bradford snell contended that general motors, ford and chrysler really subverted urban transportation. first of all, they agreed to cooperate with each other. that is not to compete the way you are supposed to in a free market. then once they did that, together with other automotive interest groups, they combined together to subvert competitors to automobiles. specifically, general motors, firestone tire and rubber and standard oil founded a holding company called national city lines. and they really did this. and national city lines really bought up the electric street railways in several cities in america. and once it owned them, it then scrapped them and had them replaced with general motors buses on which we're riding on firestone tires and burning standard oil fuel. and all of this is true. and, in fact, there was an antitrust lawsuit filed against the conspirators here and they were found guilty of one count of conspiracy against competition, fined. but where this falls short, as an explanation, is that by the time national city lines bought up electric street railways it got th

general motors has issued a new recall for more than 4 million vehicles. a software defect can prevent airbags from deploying, and seatbelts may not work properly. one death is already the recall. >>> now you can have your gps navigation right on your feet. high tech has created navigator boots. they connect to an app on your own, and insoles in the boots will vibrate when you should turn left or right. >>> new rules are forcing >> the credit report industry is implementing significant changes to their businesses. equifax, experian and transunion must now facilitate the quick removal of errors from your report. this is important because credit information is used for more than borrowing and lending. landlords often use credit data to research potential tenants, and in some states it legal for prospective employers to check credit. the ubiquitous use of credit makes the accuracy all the more important. they'llthe firms will have to wait 180 days before adding any medical debt information to reports. when medical debts are paid by the debts will have to be r

general motors' chevrolet bolt will be able to go 238 miles on a single charge. that beats the rear wheel drive tesla model s, but costs 28- thousand dollars more. the bolt will go on sale later this year for about 37-thousand-500 dollars. this car will be the first mass-market electrive vehicle that will likely meet or exceed most people's daily driving needs. h-p is buying samsung's printer business. it includes more than 6,500 patents in a deal worth $1.05 billion dollars. h-p said this is the largest print acquisition for the company. it hopes it will help the multifunction printers and strengthen its position in laser printing. it's here's a live look at on activity nothing heavy is expected, there is a possibility that a few locations will exceed a half inch of rain. this cold front plus the clouds, should keep highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s today. tonight, expect showers to rapidly dissipate as the heating of the day is lost and the front shifts southeast. clearing sky after midnight should allow for upper 40s to push in over the northern half of the

. >>> a big deal for general motors but first a system outage is causing delays at airports around the world. what are we talking about? major airports internationally? >> absolutely. all the major u.s. airports where british and of course international airports around the world. this is a huge embarrassment to british airways. they've come out and said they obviously have i.t. staff working on the problem, but as you reported it's a global system outage at this stage. and i have to say they've been taking a beating on social media as a result. one twitter follower in seattle saying i've been waiting for at so problems for british airways. i want to move on. gm hoping there is light at the end of the tunnel as far as the ignition switch problems. the company has managed to settle two federal cases of late. although they are still not out of the woods. be aware that the company recalled over 2 million vehicles in 2014. this related to over 120 deaths because of those ignition switching problems. back to you. >> thank you v you're traveling. been on assignment after assignment. when you

corporation commits to crime but you but it has affected the general motors car and the engine shutsnd up killing someone as a result. not driving a gm car and she crashes into a school bus and her boyfriend, the passenger last year occurred to sheen but to be involved in the deadly crash and then her conviction was overturned. and to assess and save and this and say about the crash hadn't been but it is exhilarated. >> but to have those commercially processed which is the tip of bavaria are gestures have corporate rounded doing. for eric is but there are thousands to give money legally through political but to pollution lauder's waterways but there others that our corporate defense lawyers said could offer low level of employee to go to jail in exchange for promises not to touch the company or higher level executives. for every company convicted of homicide in the death of a worker is very rare. there are hundreds of others that don't get wrecked - - arrested as they are killed on the job. but this is from the corporate crime but if you increase the lot they would be left for lack o

general motors has settled two cases of defective ignition switches. both parties testified with the goal of resolution rather than a trial. both lawsuits claimed injuries linked to faulty ignition switches that could slip from the 'on' to 'off' position. they settled both cases for undisclosed amounts. clock in and clock out -- you may think people in the united states work workers in 14 countries work longer hours.. a new survey shows the average employee in the u-s works 1,790 hours a year. workers in mexico are ranked first for working the most hours -- at 2,246 each year - that would be 43 hours a week without a single week of vacation. the country that works the least ... germany with 13 hundred 71 hours a dairy queen is kicking off the unofficial start to fall with a free sweet treat. at participating locations -- you can get a small ultimate oreo frappe. the frappe is a combination of coffee, ice, and oreo cookie pieces -- blended with vanilla soft serve and finished with whipped cream. the offer though is only available from two until five p-m

general motors continues to deal with the fallout from its ignition switch problems. two recent lawsuits are among many testing the legal claims against g-m. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. it's --. u-s stock futures switched monday. with the markets closed for the labor day holiday, investors instead thought about oil prices rose yesterday following news russia and saudi arabia will cooperate on stabilizing output. the energy ministers of the top two oil-producing countries made a joint statement at the g-20 summit in china announcing they will form a task force on oil and gas in october. neither side offered specifics on what may happen. general motors has settled two cases related to defective ignition switches accidents. the people who brought the suits chose not to special fund. that fund has awarded millions of dollars to victims and families of people who died in crashes. ahead of its event on wednesday, apple has begun rolling out new, personalized music playlists to beta testers. the apple playlists are a challenge to spotify, whose discover

general motors is facing more than one hundred more similar lawsits. a fight between neighbors-- ends with one of their homes being bulldozed. " "i ain't ever seen nobody who can go and push someone's house down. i just want, i want answers and i want him to pay for the damages, what he done." " police say it all started on friday.... john higdon told authorities he started shooting at several people in camouflage suits running around and hiding in the woods behind his home. police came-- but found nothing. higdon was arrested for reckless endangerment. while he was in jail, his neighbor, edgar mcclellan, knocked down his house with a backhoe. mcclellan has been charged with trespassing and felony vandalism. dubai is working on a new project--- a tropical hotels. the project will be part of the upcoming rosemont hotel and residences dubai -- under hilton's luxury independent brand curio. architects say the more than 75- thousand square foot rainforest will include adventure trails, a sandless beach, a splash pool, waterfalls, streams and a rainforest c

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i actually do. >>> general motors recalling about 4 million vehicles the world to fix an airbag defect linked to one death. the recall, the company says, in rare cases the cars can go into test mode and the front airbags won't inflate in a crash and the seat belts may not function, so this is a double whammy. >>> a volkswagen engineer pleading guilty to fraud in the do you remember this. a man allegedly allowed engines in certain vehicles to cheat in the emissions tests. >>> a possible interest rate hike has investors taking a hike, the dow falling 40 points on friday, its biggest one day drop since june, a federal official be coming sooner than later. >> prices down for the 9th straight day, a gallon of regular unleaded going to cost $.18. >> the consumer product safety commission is urging anyone with a galaxy note 7 to turn them off, stop using them. batteries can burn when they are being charged up. be leaving their heart in san francisco, because according to a new resort from the real estate website zillow, the city is the most popular housing market for searches from nonresident

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lyft has a big investment from general motors.eneral motors usually pays about $1 billion for cruise automation. >> i want to be an autonomous car driver. easiest job ever. >> long as the job is there. >> there were 15 shark bites yesterday. the first two bites happened within minutes of each other. a few hours later, another surfer was bit. all three victims are expected to survive. >>> what's the take away here? >> stay out of the water. >> that's their home. this is our home. you want to make sure you take precautions. this morning you need the sunscreen and that extra bottle of water. it's going to be another warm day. temperatures in the 90s once again for our warmer spots. here is our sunrise over the mountains. san francisco bay all clear this morning. no fog out there. mid 60s in concord. 64 in san jose. this afternoon, another warm day with bright sunshine across the bay all day long. we'll lead us back to the 90s for pleasanton, gilroy, walnut creek, fairfield. santa rosa reaching 90. 89 for san jose. temperatures coming

they don't like it did back in the 50s, general motors, the commonsense general motors goes so the nation does. we have to get back to that. we have the ceo i don't know him but he gets 11 out of 50 x. changes and still has to seek complementary things about the exchange so that shows you somebody is scared of the federal government when you are losing 200 million a quarter if you still say the x. changes are okay, but pressure you can imagine that a small farme smalr rancher back in my district for $200,000 through the high price university so it is hitting them hard. >> guest: and of the free-market peace is hard to teach. you have to trust the price system but we allow them to dictate and go into wal-mart hell do they know to put the car tires and batteries on the table because the price system every time they scanned on scan one tt is purchased and so that information goes for shooting off and they say make ten more loaves of bread and diapers and whatever. that's amazing. no central planner knows that. the day you start picking winners and losers isn't a little error, it is catastrop

northbound incident freequiet this morning give yourself an additional 10 to 15 on the roads general motors has settled two lawsuits over cars with faulty legal trouble is far from over. the automaker recalled two-point-six million small cars in 2014 to replace the defective switches.the switches were linked to at least 1-hundred-24 deaths and 2-hundred-75 injuries in small cars.g-m admitted to knowing about the faulty part a decade before it recalled the vehicles. in total... g-m is facing more than a hundred lawsuits in connection to the faulty ignition switches. apple will be making a major announcement in san francisco tech giant will introduce an iphone-7 and updated apple watches.that can't be confirmed however... because the company is keeping the suprise under wraps. the event is scheduled for two o clock our time. the football season is kicking off in just a couple of days. n-b-c will broadcast prime-time games this thursday and sunday. the tradition continues with carrie underwood singing the sunday night football theme.the cast and crew say the opening scene to the sunday night c

general motors says its new all- electric car gets better gas mileage on a single-charge than a tesla.. g-m says the chevy bolt can go 238 miles on just one charge. that's almost enough juice to drive from las vegas to los angeles. tesla says its three" can go more than 200 miles on a single charge. the chevy bolt isn't your typical electric vehicle. it can reach speeds of up to 91 miles an hour. it's also relatively affordable at 37- thousand bucks. but with federal tax incentives, the price should go down to under 30-thousand. the chevy bolt will be available later this year it's child passenger safety week. statistics show that thousands of children are injured or killed every year... because car seats are being used improperly. booster seats are important as your child grows. "the ultimate car seat guide" has tips on buying, installing, right fit and when to change. parents can input their child's age and weight to find the perfect fit. "car seats for infants reduce the risk of injury by more than 70%, and more than 50% for toddlers yet according to nhtsa (national highway traffic

. >>> a big deal for general motors. causing delays at multiple airplanes around the world. we have details. what a headache for travelers. >> reporter: yes. passengers facing delays as a computer glitch hit the airlines check-in system. it urges customers to check in online. british airways isn't commenting washington, d.c. and atlanta. >>> the play lists are a direct challenge to spotify who has more than 40 million users. it offers 25 tracks based on your listens history. >>> and the two final bell weather cases related to faulty ignition switches. the deal comes ahead of a case set settlement options in more than 200 lawsuits. gm paid $2 billion in fines and settlements related to the switches. back over to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> you know certainly the headaches when it comes to international travel as you sit there and wait for that plane to take off. >> it has a ripple effect all across the world. it will delay a lot of passengers. streisand proves she's still got it. >>> a ball boy dives to keep it from going into the bull pen but it hit an ice -- ace playe

are damp this roads are roads are damp this morning incident freespeeds are at or above posted general motors new the mold when it comes to miles per charge.g-m says it's new chevy g-m says it's new chevy bolt can go 238 miles on just one charge... that's enough to drive from new york to washington, d-c.the bolt which will come out later this year .... will sell for about 37-thousand dollars.but with federal tax incentives... the price should go down to under 30-thousand. apple users who were quick to download the latest i-o-s 10 software were subject to a major bug that left devices temporarily useless.not long its new mobile operating sysem... some users complained their screen went black... making it impossible for them to access their device. apples says if that happens to you.... plug your device into your computer and connect to itunes to restore the system. more news nowa slow speed chase caught the eye of facebook ... after someone stole a big rig in california. the chase started at around 10-30 yesterday morning and ended some three hours later when the driver finally surrendered.the

ends sunday >>> tonight 4 million vehicles are being recalled from general motors because of software that could keep air bags from going off and seat belts from functioning correctly. it involves about 17 models dating back to 2014. we have the full list at cbsboston.com. >>> tomorrow hannah ford stores will be transformed and locations in milford, eastern norwood and kingston will open under the new name. >>> we didn't see rock bottom lobster prices this summer. last month prices reached their highest in more than 10 years, $8.50 for a 1.25-pound lobster. could keep the price high in the future. we all do our best there. >>> do you get lost easily? your shoes could be your guide. sports maker high-tech created these navigator boots that connect to your phone and the soles vibrate to let you know when the turn, left or right. they are about $300. we are inching closer and closer to just not being able to do anymore. >>> from enjoying an incredible view to an overnight scare. >> dozens of of tourists trapped in the alps 10,000 feet up. and dances canceled at a local high school. why t

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. >> general motors says the cost will be around $37,000. with the federal electric car credit of $7500 it will end up costing just under the $30,000 mark. guidelines for testing automated vehicles. it's an open-ended safety checklist. >>> kellogg is pulling 2000 cases of their ago between whole wheat waffles off store shelves in 25 states. the concern is over listeria contamination. arizona is not affected. >>> a new petition to get in and out to offer a vegetarian burger. and online petition wa burger chain to offer meatless meals. >>> crocks are making debut on the catwalk. rhinestone covered shoes. they are "weirdly, absolutely, ridiculously chic." >> you have to have self- confidence to pull those off. right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just 70 dollars a month. local and national news... reality and drama shows... hit hollywood movies... and tons of hd channels. plus interactive features, like a huge on-demand library, whole-home dvr, a wireless set-top box, an

. >> liz, general motors announced the base price for all electric chevy volt.sive from the upcoming tesla model 3 with a price tag of over 37,000 bucks. the car can be much cheaper to federal tax incentives that may push the vehicle under 30,000. >>> the obama administration rolling out recommendation for driverless cars today. the guidelines urging carmakers and developers to put a 15-point safety assessment how the driverless cars are tested and safeguards should they fail. we may have similar guidelines for driverless boats. why not. mit and two dutch universities carrying out a five-year research initiative to create self driving boats as future option in amsterdam. they are named rowboat. they are planning to have the first prototype by 2017. maybe a robot will not solve all of gopro's problems. they are down 7% after revealing highly anticipated drone known as karma. and two new cameras, hero 5 black and hero 7. they have remote control and they are waterproof. liz? liz: kind of watching that guy. waterproof, yeah. but is it crash proof? >> yes. liz: ashl

general motors cars may be dangerou lynn. how about that for a sunrise? there's a cruise ship coming in. i wonder if they know whether or not they've arrived in hawaii. mike wankum's full forecast when [ clock ticking ] e so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your life. [ laughing ] not the other way around. >> now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> the new england patriots kick off their season tomorrow, but not everybody's taking to the field. the injury that sidelines rob gronkowski and the other players missing from the lineup. >> after weeks of back and forth, boston police department's body camera pilot program is moving forward.

look at general motors.'t like to talk about the stock market but it affects everybody because of 401(k)s. >> you are in denial. there are still people from 07 and 08 who cannot get fully employed. trish: the stock market is a great point, but again, it affects people with money, with skin in the game, who can take those chances because the fed -- and i'm not blaming obama for this, the fed pushed people further and further out on the risk curve. >> raise interest rates and we'll see. trish: thank you so much, alan and mark. we'll be back with much more intel after this. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org now that fedex has helped us we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad sugg