general motors built a lot of the grumman airplanes in the general motors factories. the automotive general motors. this is an fm-2 wildcat. it is a very simple airplane. it derived from a biplane. that was fixed gear. before world war ii, but it was a carrier-based airplane. basically, they took it, modernized it, took the top wing off. the earlier ones did not have folding wings. shortly after, they did that. the reason the wings fold is so they can get on the carrier and then make them small. they would fold them up and make them small and put them over the side or go down the elevator and park them underneath. this airplane was really very basic. everything on it is mechanical. you crank the gear up with a hand crank and there is a chain and it pulls the landing gear up and put them back down that way. flaps used air off the engine to put them down. everything else on it is done by hand. all the flaps are cranks and handles and things like that. very almost world war i-ish in the transition. the wildcat was very successful . except when it started flying against t

general motors built a lot of the grumman airplanes in the general motors factories. the automotive general motors. this is an fm-2 wildcat. it is a very simple airplane. it derived from a biplane. that was fixed gear. before world war ii, but it was a carrier-based airplane. basically, they took it, modernize it, to the -- took the top win goff. g off. is soason the wings fold they can get on the carrier and then make them small. and make them smaller or down the elevator and park them underneath. at this airplane was really very basic. everything on it is mechanical. au crank the gear up with hand crank and there is a chain and it pulls the landing gear up and put them back down that way. flaps used air off the engine to put them down. everything else on it is -- all the flaps is cranks and handles and things like that. -i-ishlmost world worar in the transition. the wildcat was very successful when it started flying. and flew against the japanese zero. the zero was very nimble, which this is also, but the zero is very light and when they were trying to do escape man

and i'm extremely pleased to say that general motors will support and endorse all recommendations ined in this document. above all we strongly agree with the auto isac call for a commitment to expand our collaborative efforts and work together to mitigate cyber threats that present potential risks to our customers, and society at large. let me also say at gm we are also committed to collaborating proactively with nhtsa on one shared goal of enhancing the vehicle cybersecurity atmosphere for everyone. nhtsa and industry made a concerted effort to work together through development of best practices, and at gm we are committed to continuing this valuable collaboration as we move forward. at very important point i want to stress is that unlike a number of other industries that have already been seriously affected by cybersecurity, the auto industry has the opportunity to address cyber concerns before we experience a serious incident. we can work together today within the auto industry, and tomorrow to mitigate our risks, we can learn from companies and industries that have already addres

big changes coming to general motors. >> what one of the worlds largest motor companies is about to do. at a few of their plants. >> taking you downtown la. this is right in front of city hall. you can see a sea of what looks like thousands of people gathered for antitrump protests. >> we have seen protests like this over the country tonight. chicago shutting down lake shore drive. if you know that area. also protestors in oak oakland. lots of folks being vocal in their displeasure of the election results last night. big protests all over the country. smaller here in denver. of course we're following these stories as they develop. more coming up at ten. just a few minutes from now. now to a problem solvers the bbb warning consumers to watch out for a local charity scam. called care of care. officials say the company hires people to collect and mail out donation packages. but. the packages really contain items purchased with stolen credit cards. and unsuspecting people help smuggle the items out of the country through the mail. the business has a denver address. the bbb says it's not ac

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage the chairman and ceo of general motors, mary barra. applause ] >> well, thanks, tom. and good morning, everyone. at general motors we are very pleased to join you and others to sponsor the first aufl global cybersecurity summit and pleased it's in detroit. i want to thank congresswoman dingell, commissioner mcsweenny and all of the other government, business and academic leader who are here or will be. this event underscores the fundamental importance of bringing together thought leaders of all sectors to imagine the state of automotive cybersecurity and look for ways to strengthen the cyber defenses. even more important, it points to a unique responsibility that we have to develop proactive solutions to cybersecurity challenges facing society today. around the world, consumers increasingly expect to have constant and seamless connectivity. by 2020, it is estimated that there will be 50 billion smart devitss in use around the world. or about seven connected devices for every man, woman and child on the planet. growth in the so-called s

skwreb general motors cutting back the work force. a local plant will be hit hard. >> more on what everybody can expect. >> . not the news these workers want to hear. so close to the holidays. general moe motors announcing it's suspending the third shift at the lawrence town shift. the plant makes the sh*ef sreu cruise. they blame slower car sales. saying americans are shifting to suvs and trucks. >> . it's investing 900 million-dollars in transmission plants in toledo and indiana. topre-mare prepare for future vehicles. >> . general motors is also suspending its third shift at another plant. and in michigan. that plan produced ( the hraupbs town plant has 4500 employees. the last day for the third shift. is january 23. >> . still to come. the fox eight i team has tough questions for cleveland city >> looking around. and i see plenty of stars. not too much in the way of cloud cover. if you look at tonight's the web cam time lapse. from lake front airport. it's a night shot. three hour night shot. you can see the clouds heading towards

the chairman and ceo of general motors mary bara. >> good morning, everyone. >> i also want to thank senator peters, and commissioner mcsweeney and academic leaders that are here or will be spending time with us today for this very important topic. this event underscores the importance of bringing together leaders to examine the state of automotive cyber security and explore ways to strengthen our mutual cyber defenses. it points to solutions facing society today around the world consumers increasingly expect to have constant and seemless connectivity. there will be 50 billion and child on the planet. it's now a global phenomenon even high end clothing and jewelry and the trend toward sustainable living and environmentally friendly policies are as important now as in the growth of urban population centers. by 2020 projections are there will be 41 local mega cities with populations above 10 million that's up from 28 today. i believe the auto industry will change more in the next five years than it has in the last 550. and at gm we are excited to be in the leadership role. in the area

general motors, ford motor company and patagonia are just some of the companies that make election day a paid holiday. ford sent an email to workers telling them: "every. vote. counts." to vote and state laws vary. ahead at five: turns out viewers like things a little strange... we'll break down how much "doctor strange" brought into the box office this weekend. and then coming up new at six... delta airlines is helping you travel out west... when you can start catching non-stop flights from milwaukee to seattle! "the simpsons" will live to see another season-- two actually! what other t-v records the animation is breaking. time now 4:xx you' another sunny and mild day with highs in the upper 60s. right time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. sunshine and mild today with highs in the upper 60s. right now . when we cool down next. history. not even halfway through its 28th season, and fox has already renewed the show for a 29th and 30th season... "dad! dad! wake up! wake up! nat-groan the new seasons bring the tally of episodes to a whopping 669 - the new seasons

we are talking about general motors in may the automaker because they contain takata air bags. gm says its air bags are safe. so far various companies have recalled more than one hundred million cars, trucks and suvs world why because takata air bags can inflate with too much force to send shrapnel in the vehicles. 11 people have died here in the u.s. but general motors have asked the mask highway traffic administration to delay the re they said that some of them are different and safer than the ones that caused the deaths. the company has until auguster of next year to prove the inflaters are proven safe, if that happens the recall can be canceled. gm would not fix the air bags in question until june of next year so this delays that recall by two months. the big question you may be wondering, why is the company it comes down to money. before if we can's ruling gm announced 7 recalls for vehicles and fixing all of those air bags could cost the company 870 million-dollars. almost one billion dollars. critics say it is a mistake. we will keep our eye on the development. >>> with

this one-hour portion of the summit includes remarks by the ceo of general motors, maryborough, and a a panel of auto industry security officials >> now it is my privilege and honor to introduce to you mary ybarra, the chairman and ceo of general motors. mary and her leadership team are transforming the automotive sector. consider under her leadership in the last year alone, gm launched department sharing service, purchased cruise automation, invested $500 million in left, announce the upcoming launch of the chevy volt which is in our atrium mall today, and of particular relevance, gm was the first major car manufacture to form a disclosure program. she is the ceo of a fortune ten company with open today's conference and reinforce our mission that cyber security is a top priority of the automotive sector and corporate america. mary is also the first woman ever to lead a global automotive company. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome welcome to the stage, the chairman and ceo of general motors, mary ybarra. [applause] >> thank you tom and good morning everyone. at general motors, we ar

regulators are letting general motors delay a recall of potentially defective airbags. if gm approves them, it could stop the recall of 2.5 million vehicles it agreed to earlier this year. >>> the holidays are fun, but they can be financially stressful. experian found that 48% of americans surveyed said they spend more than expected over the holidays, and 44% feel obligated to spend more than they can afford. they suggest for deals and save money. for more log on to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> traffic every ten minutes on the 4s. ashton, good morning. >> the travel forecast always important on a day like today ahead of thanksgiving. live in washington, d.c., look at that, 35. beautiful conditions there. they will have rain in d.c. and along the east coast by tonight. in terms of traveling this morning, maybe a few problems going to the pacific northwest. portland and seattle in our region, nothing weather- related will slow you down today. houston has some problems this morning because of thunderstorms, and there could be delays today in memphis, nashville, cincinnati, cleve

what's good for general motors is good for the country. you're damn right. both: and ralph nader ain't no good for general motors! no! here you are, archie. are you feeling anything yet? what? i mean, are the mushrooms getting to you? what, are you helping? no! i'm feeling fine. oh, that's good. not necessarily, ma. if he's got botulism, the symptoms might not show for hours. if i got what? botulism. get out of here. nobody ever went crazy eating mushrooms. arch, "botulism" means "food poisoning," and i think we ought to check those mushrooms. oh, i think so too. what do you know about it? he's nuts. i'll give you a for instance. how many different brands of mushrooms are sold all over this here country? all right. and how many cans do you think are bought? millions. so what do you think the chances are of me getting the one bad can out of all them millions of cans? what is it, 100 to 1? what is that, the new math? i'm glad you're all right, archie. one of the troubles with this country is that some little thing goes wrong, everybody panics. oh, that's all r

. >> and some tough economic news for general motors. why thousands of people are getting laid off. >>> well, if there is one very big key for the cardinals the second half of the season, this may be the ticket. cards looking ahead to sunday showdown against the niners. we will talk sports in just a thanks for the ride around norfolk! , geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the >>> once again the lincoln memorial is the most visited national monument in the country, close to 8 million people visited the washington, d.c., landmark the past year. this list is not include national parks. just the monuments and memorials. so that's why places like the grand canyon and yellow stone are not on this list. but the vietnam memorial in d.c. finished in second place. by the way, the shanksville, pennsylvania, to the plane that went down during 9-11, c

barb asked general motors several times if the problem has been identified and fixed in later models, but they would not answer that question directly. they would only send the statement that you saw in that you deals weeks before thanksgiving. what you can buy now and save big. >>> they make movies about these kind of people, and you think that they don't exist, but they do. mike's one of them. >> this is a story you have to see. you will see how a veteran havertys furniture helps your home look perfect pretty! hey. umm... sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. the veterans day preview is on now at havertys. >>> something pretty cool happening this week called the left warrior. top athletes from around the country will compete on beautiful clearwater beach. bobby lewis back out on the road in bradenton with one of those athletes who won't let a missing limb hold him back. fast. some would say furious. the crossfit community is a special bunch. >> it really is a community. >> reporter: mike gallardo isn't afraid of a little sweat. the army veteran isn't afraid of much

let's bring in cnbc contributor bob lutz, former vice chairman of general motors, also held executive positions with ford and chrysler. so i guess one way of saying it, bob, you've been all over the place, been around the block. what do you see happening in the auto business? i assume that you would say that it is pretty dog gone good. >> yeah. it is excellent right now. and phil was right to point out that seasonally adjusted rate of 18 million is incredibly strong. it might be a little bit down from last october, but that was an exceptional month. it is strong. and every dealer i talk to reports very, very good business at retail. and it is fair to point out that general motors, for instance, is de-emphasizing fleet sales, and that's a good thing. they're focusing on retails and retails are actually up. retail shares up 1.6 points to 18.1. 1.6 share jump is, you know, a huge jump by any measure. phil's right to point out, the suvs, crossovers, but we shouldn't neglect the ongoing strength of midsized cars and compacts, which is still a huge, huge, huge segment of the market. >> bob,

. >> scott, let's call it a part of general motors because general motors is cutting 2,000 hourly workers at two of its plants. one in lordstown, ohio. the other one in grand river in lansing, michigan. this is because they have too much supply, so they're pulling back the third shift of production at both of those plants. in the case of lordstown, it's because they make the chevy cruz there, and inventory is building up. they're pulling back production of that ship starting in the first quarter. in grand river it's the cadillac ats, the cts, as well as the chevy couple aerothat are built at that plant, and as a result of bloated inventories with those vehicles, they're cutting the third shift there. bottom line is this, scott. we will see more and more of this from automakers which are running most of their plants on three shifts, and we see auto sales plateau. they're going to cut that third shift because they don't want to build up inventories too much. in the case of general motors, they're going to be cutting the third shifts and laying off 2,000 workers permanently starting in the f

where he became vice chairman of general motors corporation. he would retire in the middle of the 20th century and moved back to fredricksburg and he and his wife decided they needed a place to live. chatham was up for sale. mrs. pratt liked it and john pratt bought it for $150,000 and he would live here up until he gave it to us in 1975. mr. pratt and mrs. pratt were two entirely different personalities one of those things of opposites attracting. john lee pratt was a simple man. he liked to go out in his old clothes. had patches on his coats. in fact, he liked to walk -- he walked across the river and play cards with buddies in town. he dressed so shabbily, everybody thought he was a bum. it was explained that's one of the richest men in america. his wife was driving across the bring with her chauffeur and saw mr. pratt from mind and said to the chauffeur who is that poor shabby looking man over there? and the chauffeur said madam that's your husband, should we stop and pick him up? she said drive on. mrs. pratt liked nice things and among th

. >>> general motors is cutting 2,000 jobs because of slowing sales. >> g m says it is suspending the third shift at two of their factory because consumers are shifting from cars to suv's and light trucks >>> walgreens is suing sorrano's for $1 million. it is trying to get some of its investment money back. >>> gopro recalling some of its new karma drones because they can lose power during flight. it gives users five seconds to retract any e-mail. >>> facebook is testing a new feature make your photos and live videos look like famous >>> a motorcyclist rushed to the hospital after getting hit this is a live picture from i-17 and grant of the train goes over the freeway. it is causing a backup. the backup is more off on the frontage road at i-17 and grant because the train -- this is an overpass going over the freeway. we're told the rider appeared to have nonlife-threatening injuries. police are still working to figure out what led up to this crash. >>> many homeowners are stepping up their security game >> defensive gardening. >> reporter: marianne goldsmith relandscaped her front la

general motors is also suspending its third shift at another plant. and in michigan. that plan produced ( the hraupbs town plant has 4500 employees. the last day for the third shift. is january 23. >> . still to come. the fox eight i team has tough questions for cleveland city counsel. >> looking around. and i see plenty of stars. not too much in the way of cloud cover. if you look at tonight's the web cam time lapse. from lake front airport. it's a night shot. three hour night shot. you can see the clouds heading towards the camera. and those are the low clouds. left over. but notice as time. you see pure fewer and fewer of them. that as the system pulls away. where as it now along the east coast. but even there too. whether will begin to improve. as the at phos atmosphere clears out. it's cooling down. and fast. now we have a widespread 30s inland. even as near to the lake adds as hror rain. and even hospital keupbs airport is down to down to 40 degrees. temperature. that we have seen. since midnight started. the high was just after midnight. fifty-three. forty now

general motors is once again making some layoffs. the car- maker plans to cut two- thousand factory jobs in january... it's the first layoffs for the company in six years. plants int ohio and michigan will be affected... they make the chevrolet cruze, camaro... most small car models have seen slumping sales in recent years thanks to low gas prices./// ((christianne klein)) >>> walgreens is wanting to recoup some money from a failed investment. the retailer is suing 'theranos' for 140- million dollars. the once- hopeful blood- testing start- up was supposed to offer cheaper, more efficient alternatives to traditional blood tests... but a scathing report in the wall street journal called out the company's testing methods. they've since been banned from owning or operating a lab for testing at its stores./// ((paul joncich)) >>> finally tonight... the election is over... and we're finding out some creative ways people got through what was for some, a tension filled night. puppies! newsroom employees are notorious for working long hours

general motors is once again making some layoffs. the car- maker plans to cut two- thousand factory jobs in january... it's the first layoffs for the company in six years. plants in ohio and michigan will be affected... they make the chevrolet cruze, camaro... and two cadillac cars. most small car models have seen slumping sales in recent years thanks to low gas prices./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> wae recoup some money from a failed investment. the retailer is suing 'theranos' for 140- million dollars. the once- hopeful blood- testing start- up was supposed to offer cheaper, more efficient alternatives to traditional blood tests... but a scathing report in the wall street journal called out the company's testing methods. they've since been banned from owning or operating a lab for two years. walgreens had hoped to provide testing at its stores./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the election is over... and we're finding out some creative ways people got through newsroom employees are notorious for working long hours on election nights... and in ph

. >>> general motors is laying off more than 2,000 workers at plants in ohio and michigan. the layoffs start in january at plants in ohio and michigan. gm say the cuts are due to shifting demand from cars to trucks and suvs. >>> and discount retail giant on thanksgiving for the third year in a row. so they will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. that target announcement flies in the face of a growing trend by retailers who are staying closed on thanksgiving to let employees be with their families. target says their response to their announcement has been overwhelmingly positive. >> whether you like it or not, there are always people out there lined up with their wallets in hand and do all of spend the rest of the season with their family. >> that's one way to do it. i'm on my couch and i'm going for seconds on turkey. >> i like that! jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still ahead, a campaign slogan finds a home page. we will show you what you will find on donald trump's new great >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around th

the feds are allowing general motors to delay a recall of potentially defesktive air bags. this move by the national highway traffic safety administration buys time for gm and may help the automaker avoid a huge financial hit. that because gm claims that it's air bag ib flay tors are safer than those u.s. and the automaker now has a year to prove itself inflators are safe. if the feds are satisfied the recall will be cancelled potentially saving gm millions. >>> and a recall alert. heinz is recalling gravy because hundreds of indications may be mislabeled as pork gravy. that means the jars don't accurately reflectd tbrenlts such as mil and soy. is could make you sick. you can return it to a store for an exchange or a full refund. >>> well a lot of you will be headed out on the roads and to the airport for travel for the thanksgiving holiday. how is it looking for snerve >> we have a slight disturbance. temperatures right now across the board in the 30s. so the chill is till in the air. we have lost the moisture here. you can see five live radar is picking up partly cloudy c

you have the general motors springhill plant that is in my district. they are doing much of the green tech innovation. you also have nissan north america that is located in my district and then on the outskirts of our district we have the toyota boat dime engine plant. as i talked to the innovators and engineers that are working on the next-generation concept they repeatedly remind me that automobiles are now driving computers. we need to recognize that and be mindful of it. as we look at the internet of things, of course it is well-placed. as we view this we also view the necessity for safety. the technology that will make cars safer or help make them safer will bring forward some of the driverless components and have those interfaced with the marketplace. those are issues issues that are going to be important to us. reducing fatalities on the road. that's something we are interested in. when you hear the self driving our driverless directed component has the potential to reduce fatalities by 90%, that is something as a mother and grandmother that rea

general motors just announcing we now have a new president- elect...but how much do we really know about donald trump? ahead on action news -- we have a lesson in donald trump's history...and his untraditional road to 16 hundred pennsylvania where you get breaking news fast and first. stay with us. and now elected president of the united states of america., it's been arguably the most untraditional presidential campaign in history...and it has come to an end last night. but who is donald trump? amy robach takes us back in time for a lesson in history, nats - trump wins donald trump making history overnight? trump 11/9 - i just recieved a call from secretary clinton... the 70 year old'sp run beginning just blocks away in june 2015? nat pop (after elevator speech) - i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again! his road to the white house the most untraditional? in history? nats - "the apprentice" intro the billionaire businessman best known as a reality tv star as the host of "the apprentice?" hinting at a potential run many t

. >> general motors announcing larger call for 6 #,000 cars. >> right. on a grossy light you'll find to the highest builder. but necessary led we also discovered very active. recall after recall after recall after recall. >> it doesn't surprise me at all. problem? >> big problem. >> he's a consumer noarn florida who spent years designing tear bags. >> i don't think anyone walks in by one of those vehicle thinking it's a death sale we found many >> this one you could lose control of the car. >> by the government. very florida agencies with missions to keep you safe. from headlights to damn that could crack and air bag that would explode. this florida highway patrol chevy tahoe with an air victor yal with wheel issues that could cause you to lose control. this is city of leerwater with not once but two air bag recalls many leading this lot with recall cars the same state agency that just last month warned to immediately repair potentially deadly air bags. >> here's the tahoe. >> turns out florida highway patrol failed to repair the recall on its own suv an

, just a commonsense general motors goes so the nation goes. he gets 11 out of 15 exchanges and still test is a complementary things so that shows you someone is scared of the federal government when you lose 200 million a quarter and savsay the exchanges are okay coming you can imagine the farmer or rancher back in my district underneath of the restaurant for $200,000 that's four years of the ki a kid throa high-priced university so it's hitting them hard. >> guest: it does take a while for that to see then that you have to trust the price system but we allow the prices to dictate. you go to wal-mart how do they know to put that many on the table it's because every time the scam one that is what was purchased so that information goes to the supply area to face a make ten more and that's amazing no central planner knows that. the day you start picking winners and losers appear it's not a little air or come it is catastrophic for the country going forward and that is the main reason i wanted to run is to convey the logic. >> host: you touch on t

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general motors has been granted a request-- to delay recalling potentially defective airbags-- in nearly 7-million of its trucks and s- u-v's. that could save the g-m claims-- its inflators are unique and safer than those already linked to 11 deaths from takata airbags. the company has until next august to prove its claims. 10investigates prompting changes, nationwide! this after exposing monday night how safety recalls were getting ignored in taxicabs and rideshare vehicles all across the country. investigative reporter noah pransky helped break the news. and he's back - with an update on "hazards for hire". and how it may keep you safer next time you ha we found oustanding safety recalls in more than a quarter of the taxis, lyfts, and ubers we examined from tampa to new york to seattle....and other places in-between! some issues were mundane. but others - much more serious: airbags, door latches, and accelerator pedals. and now, hillsborough county's public transportation commission may close that recall loophole that's putting riders at- risk. "i'd like to take a look at them and we'd

. >> general motors is day butting a car rental pilot program for uber drivers and stocks get more volatileons tight en. >> jane? >> yes, we good morning, we are lower this morning, the dow is down 26 points at the moment and we have the s&p 500 and the nasdaq trading down, as well, and general motors is doing a partnership with uber where they will lease some of their brands to uber drivers to use and this is interesting because general mores has a deal already with lyft so they dealing with their rival. they will allow the drivers to rent the vehicles at $179 a month to do that. it includes inand the extras. general mores and uber and lyft will be watched for the deal, for personal and work use in san francisco. >> lyft has deals of its own, announcing a partnership calling a program a door-to-door solution for travelers on the backgrounds and in the air and through the partnership passengers have the ability to earn the true blue royalty points and tap into exclusive travel perks and discounts by linking the two accounts. instagram has a new feature to buy products you see in brands. ins

points by the closing bell. >>> general motors announcing a major investment. they are spending more than $900 million to improve three different facilities including the transmission plant in toledo. but gm is also making cuts at two plants and that includes lordstown complex in northeast ohio. they plan to suspend the third shift production there, more than 2,000 jobs may be impacted. >> chris: some big changes for chocolate tobler own is getting smaller. it blames the change on rising costs of ingredients. many chocolate lovers obviously not happy. >>> wal-mart now selling an award-winning wine. that's right. up until now it was only available in the u.k. it is a malbec. look for it in local stores beginning next week. >>> all right. if you can pronounce it, i will buy it. >> as is typically the case with lake-effect situations western areas cleared out first. the overall trend is for a clearing sky as we go on through the night. can you see the dry air to the west. tomorrow. you won't believe this. in the 40s right now. tomorrow i think we will be above 60

well, the great manufacturers in the united states, general motors, or general electric, and general motors, and some foreign manufacturers looked at that and said, huh? 100% american-made? doesn't work. we don't build locomotive in the united states anymore. how can you build 100% american-made? well, this little german company called semen's, one of the biggest industrial -- seeman's, one of the biggest industrial companies in the entire world, said, how many billion involved here? ooh, lots of zeros. lots of billions. 70 locomotives, hm. 100% american-made. we're a german company. 100%. how many billions was that? i'll tell you what, we'll do it. and siemens did it. in the united states, they built that locomotive and about sacramento, s in california, where there was no locomotive manufacturing plant until the american recovery act became law and billions of dollars became available, that german company went to sacramento, california, just outside my district, where i spent more than 40 years representing the area, and said, we can do it, and they did it. and now they have contrac

general motors reluctantly agreed to recall 2.5 million vehicles back in may saying its inflaters are safer than those linked to 11 deaths. if g.m. proves its case, this recall could be canceled and it could avoid a huge financial hit. josh: millions of americans will flood the will not be making any money. outdoor clothier patagonia says it will donate 100% of its sales on friday to environmental groups. more than 800 organizations will benefit from this friday's sales. jean: shoppers have already been spending cash at discount stores and one of them is there dollar, which acquired dollar store to they are raising profit and sales forecasts after strong third quarters. josh: straight ahead, will the this be the reality in new hampshire this winter? jean: next we take an indepth look at the long range forecast for the season ahead. josh: and tuesday night hockey is the thing and the wildcats are on home ice. tom: then at 6:00 tonight, a warning about a potentially deadly drug on the person has already died from a suspected overdose. and two young children removed from a house of filth

. >> federal regulators making an unusual move allowing general motors to delay recalling the design of the takata airbag is unique and actually safer than the ones in other vehicles. takata airbags are known to inflate and spray shrapnel. they have been linked to 11 deaths and 16 worldwide. gm has until next august to make its case. >>> still ahead, the bucs will be down thanks to a four game suspension. >>> hello, folks. just when the buccaneers get momentum, somebody has to do something stupid. he has been suspended for four performance enhancing drugs. his suspension begins this weekend. what is so impressive about the florida state robbery is more times than not it has national implications. regardless of who wins this on saturday right here the head coach has it right. florida needs fsu and fsu needs florida. here is why. >> the state of florida is dynamic. you are usually getting a national title across the country. that is always going to be. we play well. those games are important because of the nature of the programs and the programs are very well received across the countr

general motors is one of many companies to make election day a paid holiday. other motor company, patagonia and digital media company throw us. for fourth in an e-mail to workers saying, every vote counts. patagonia is closing all its retail stores. there is no federal law requiring workers to get time off to vote and state laws vary. >> coverage on fox begins tuesday at 5:00 p.m. we will be covering national and if you are mostly interested in colorado's local issues, our sister station colorado zone channel two, will focus on those during a special edition from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. if you're away from your tv, get the results on both katie br .com and our facebook page. new information on a deadly fire crash. >> a young bride to be in her entrepreneur boss were killed when the driving slammed into a tree and burst into flames. police have suspected the autopilot feature in the vehicle may be to blame. teflon officials say the car was traveling too fast for her to be on autopilot. according to witnesses, the car was traveling at a high speed before the cras

companies like general motors... hearst publishing... and square... are treating election day as a paid holiday. outdoor clothing company patagonia is closing all of its retail stores... its headquarters in california... and distribution center here in nevada. there is no federal law requiring workers get time off to vote.. and state laws vary. hillary clinton is saving "the boss" for last! bruce springsteem will join clinton for her final rally of the election cycle tonight in philadelphia. the singer is part of a powerful lineup that michelle, bill clinton, chelsea clinton and jon bon jovi. springsteen helped campaign for obama in 20-12. no matter who you choose, decision day is tomorrow and now two companies are teaming up to make voting a little bit easier! uber and google are launching a special in-app feature on election day. it will help you find your polling place and take you there for free. new uber users can use the code "vote-today" to get 20-dollars off their first ride. here are some other local election day deals. marco's pizza will be

if you are general motors and you invested in mexico, so many billions of dollars, if general motorshas found a way to be competitive, that he lost, five years ago when they went broke, if all of that has been done, you cannot erase doubt because one guy has to change it. so there are so many interest -- so many good things we have built together that it would just have to continue. i hope he will moderate at the very end he has two options. one is to become a reasonable guy. or the alternative is to go crazy. as he was when he campaigned. and we are ready to play whichever game in mexico. we are prepared, we're the 12th largest economy. we have extremely good fundamental of our economy. we have a very strong trade balance. one of the largest in the world. we have 43 trade agreements with other nations. so we're ready to play the music, the game that he will select. he's going to make a big mistake. but working on that wall, by throwing out mexicans, that brought competitiveness to u.s. economy, i ask him who is going to -- >> we want to get more questions in here. hold on one second

. >>> uber cut a deal with a car sharing service with general motors. the agreement lets uber drivers can rent gm cars on a weekly basis. it's pretty surprising because in march, gm announced a deal now the uber deal will operate only in san francisco. >>> stubhub wants to find how badly people want to attend tonight's historic world series finale. you can get into progressive field game seven between the cubs and the indians. if you're willing to stand, you'll be out only $1,045 but for a club level seat for all of the food and drinks you want, they are asking for about 50 grand! >> not much of d >>> only 23 days left until black friday but you don't have to wait until the day after thanksgiving to cash in on the holiday sales. deals on amazon, including everything from coats to engagement rings are under way and retailers like walmart, target, and office depot are offering pre-black friday price cuts. >>> still ahead, retrodiet. grains that were eaten long ago, are make ago modern day comeback. we will show you why they have at legalzoom, our network

uber is teaming up with general motors on a test program, allowing drivers in san francisco to rent vehicles through g-m's maven car- sharing service. the investors in uber's rival, lyft. the program, which will run for 90 days, gives drivers access to a weekly rental rate of 179-dollars. amazon is getting a head start on the busy holiday shopping season. today it launched its "black friday deals store" with the first of its holiday deals.amazon will be offering "tens of thousands of deals" with new ones coming "as often as every five minutes." there will also be up to 20 "deals of the day" and will go until through december 22nd. coming up... bublr bikes. the city expanding its sharing service. how many more stations will be announced tomorrow. and -- q and a. how long until its the brewers in the world series? you can ask team leaders. we'll tell you when they'll take your questions at a free event... next. brewers fans have a chance to hear from the team's general manager david stearns, manager craig counsell and chief operating officer."inside the brewers" returns tomorrow at miller park

kathy: general motors is laying off workers for the first time in six years. the automaker plans to cut factory jobs in january. 2000 g.m. said the job losses will hit 1200 workers in lordstown, ohio and 800 in lansing, michigan. some may be offered other positions. the affected plants make small cars which have been slumping in , sales due to low gas prices. joyce: tonight, outrage over a candy bar. and a school janitor is praised for his unique vacuuming skills. patrick is tracking what will have you talking. patrick: no surprise. there's lots of election chatter online. today we learned more about how , social media played a role in the election. facebook reports 115 million people around the world generated more than 716 million likes, twitter says more than 75 million election-related tweets were sent by 3:00 this morning. that's more than double the 31 million sent on election day four years ago. as for google, trump also won that contest. google says more searches were performed for him than hillary clinton from sunday to tuesday. uproar over a chocolat

what do you resources is general motors it ford, hearst publishing and patagonia and no federal law requires workers time off to vote and state laws can vary s so with election day coming up here, what is the weather going to be like? is it going to be a beautiful day? >> absolutely it will be a fantastic day for voters. humidity, very similar to what we saw today. >> that is fantastic and the weather does affect pools and people vote. >> that is true. you can't use that as an excuse. >> no excuse in the tampa bay area. looks like it will be a beautiful day, a gorgeous day across the bay area. a little bit above normal though. believe it or not, even though we had a cold front go through. our high today was 64 degrees and our early morning sorry, our high today wasl 4 degrees and our early morning low was 67. norm for this time of year is 80 and 63. now your weather headlines looks like this, we had a cold front that move through and what it did is not really bring colder air, although the temperatures did drop a few degrees. what it did do was drop the humidity. so it felt is going to be mo

. >>> right now general motors is cutting jobs for the first time in six years. >> it means layoffs for a lot of local workers. shirt indefinitely at the lords lordstrom plant. lordstrom isn't the only plant affected but ending the third shift at the one in lansing, michigan. >>> coming up, holiday coffee cups are making a comeback. why your instagram picture could have made it to one of the starbucks new designs. >>av dead man just got elected to a key position. i am not waking that up. . >>> welcome back. two marine pilots are safe this morning after their two planes collided mid-air. one ejected over the pacific ocean and the other landed on land. both are being examined by doctors and expected to be okay. the cause of the crash is under but today a special spotlight will be on the marines. >> yes, it will. november 10th as the marine corps birthday on this day in 1775. the continental marines were established. if you know a marine, make time to call them, send them a email or send them a message on facebook wishing them a happy birthday. you are looking at a video of a of protecting

. >>> developing now, regulators will let general motors delay the recall of vehicles with potentially defective takata air ba for long term testing for the inflaters. gm wants to see if they are safe. well, if it can prove the bags are safe, gm will be allowed to forgo the recall of more than 2.5 million vehicles. >>> facebook is working on a censorship tool so the site can be used in china. the new york times reports the software would block certain posts from user's news feeds. facebook is currently blocked strategy that is still a work in progress. some analysts were already saying this is a very slippery slope. they worry facebook's censorship tool might ultimately used here in the u.s. >>> twitter accidentally suspended its own ceo's account. last night, people who searched for jack dorsey's profile got an error message. he said the suspension was the result of an misseating. some mistake. >>> we all know the holidays are fun. >> yeah, but they can also be stressful especially on our pocketbooks. experience surveyed americans about their holiday spends. 48% spend more than expect

. >> general motors is one of many companies that make election day a paid holiday. other companies include ford motor company, patagonia and digital media company for less. ford sent an e-mail to workers patagonia is closing all of its retail stores. there is no federal law requiring workers to get time off. say luz dewberry. the first time i've actually experienced it without having to do an absentee ballot. our favorite yellow characters are celebrating some awesome news. fox just renewed the for an unprecedented 29th and 30th seasons the animated show recently aired its 600th episode. >> the previous record was held by gunsmoke -- which aired 635 episodes. the simpsons has been a cultural staple since it started in 1989. executive producer al jean says the team's new motto is quote -- long time. one of the few cartoon characters on tv that don't age because their animated. >> it's a great show. >> some cool video out of loveland. they share this video yesterday -- like. i love toby. [laughter] toby is the unofficial mascot of loveland ski area. they are getting r