although you had a scholarship from general motors, you were not required to work at general motors, you felt you should? ginni: yeah. these are -- some schools and these were wonderful programs from the day and age. this was an effort to get women and minorities into businesses. and at that time, general motors had a program which was they went to the best schools and said, if i can get you -- the deal was i will pay your tuition, room and board, and everything. and someone going to school themselves, a professor said to me, you ought to look at this program. in return, work there for the summers. otherwise, no strings attached. i had a wonderful set of internships with them. when i graduated, i did feel a sense, a real sense of obligation to first go to gm. i had a lot of other offers, but to go to gm. i was a computer science with engineering degree. david: were there a lot of women taking those courses in those days at northwestern in those days? ginni: what do you think? david: not that many? ginni: no. i was probably one of the only woman in many of those classes, even then. da

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general motors has announced the recall of more than two and a half million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by japanese giant to cut up all tear backs can and properly inflate and rupture potentially firing shrapnel pieces at drivers and passengers the defect has been linked to several deaths and scores of injuries around the world adrian brown joins us live now from beijing so a train yes this is an issue we have heard about before with this company what else do we know. yeah and the figures easter to sticks in this story really are extraordinary because as you point out general motors has today announced it's recalling some two and a half million vehicles fitted with these airbags is concerned about the deflator as you pointed out but last week the volkswagen company announced that its chinese joint ventures were recalling some almost five million of their vehicles because of similar concern so that's what seven and a half million vehicles now china of course is the world's biggest auto market it has some thirty million vehicles on the road but this of course is raising

was --the attractions bringing people to a related have the falls -- for ford, general motors, we wanthem to exhibit at expo 74 -- while there's a town that's not that well known. we call it spokane. at the time, most people, a few --ple said cocaine pronounced it like cocaine. that's not how it's pronounced. river falls would be spectacular. now, like any western river fed , snorttain and snow melt -- spokane river is most spectacular in the spring when the water is running. at one point they had people coming in from detroit, particularly ford and general motors, and representatives of those companies. they wanted to persuade them that this would be a good place for a world fair. trouble was, it was august or september and water has to -- gone down to just a trickle. dam.here are several river naturally, the power company is interested in seeing this fair happen. they arranged to cut off the flow of the river entirely for a time, while king cole and others in spokane had lunch at a restaurant overlooking the side of the falls. only, they carefully set them down to where they would no

meanwhile, general motors is expanding its car share startup. and it still retains a stake in lyft, which is steadily cutting into uber's dominance in the growing ride share industry. throw in more than 7 million on star subscribers, and you see why gm appears ready to shift with consumers when they start renting or sharing cars and instruction instead of buying them. make no mistake, gm's primary business of building and selling cars is still where the company makes its profits, which remain strong. but wall street sees the real payoff for the auto industry coming years from now, when electric and autonomous drive vehicles dramatically change how we get around, and increasingly, investors believe general motors will be driving that change. phil lebeau, "nightly busine. >>> higher ticket prices helped sales at carnival. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the world's largest cruise operator also said its better than expected results were helped by a rise in on board spending. the company raised the low end of its full year profit forec

you go to ford or general motors and you want them to exhibit expo 74. there is a town not that well known. we call it spokane, rhymes with can. say s time, most people po-kane, but it's spokane. the river falls would be spectacular. like any western river fed by mountains and a snowmelt from mountains, the spokane river is most spectacular in the spring when the water is running. at one point, they had industrialists from detroit, ford and general motors, and representatives higher up of those companies. they wanted to persuade them that this would be a good place for a world's fair. the trouble was, it was august or september and the water had gone down to just a trickle going to the falls. there are several up river dams and naturally, the power company was interested in seeing this fair happen and they arranged to cut off the flow of the river of time for a period while king cole and others in spokane had lunch at a restaurant overlooking the side of the falls. only the carefully set them down to where they would not be looking at the river. then at

general motors has gone up about 20% in the last two weeks. general motors has now hit $40 a share.y idea why this is? people say hurricanes. i can't believe that. >> general motors has started this resolution right now to make a big investment so they are getting involved and not getting involved in now than they also made a big investment in san francisco that is self driving. general motors is making an attempt to change their image of being behind the times and being more progressive. stuart: that is interesting. the chart on the screen and harvey made landfall. that is interesting. general motors, all of them up 13.11. i guess that is because cars have to be replaced. ashley: was at half a million i saw somewhere? maybe that's the reason. i wanted to know the reason i hit $40 a share in general motors because that's unheard of in recent history. general electric, ge as opposed to gm. ge selling one of its industrial units to assist engineering company paying to $.6 billion. ge is struggling almost a 25 bucks a share this morning. jcpenney with more than 40,000 during the holida

general motors has announced it's recalling more than two and a half million vehicles in china because of concerns about faulty airbags the parts which are made by the japanese firm to casa have the potential to inflate with too much force firing shrapnel at the driver and passengers adrian brown has the latest from beijing. rush hour in beijing a reminder that this is the world's largest auto market with almost thirty million vehicles on the road but now some of these vehicles having to be recalled because of problems with their airbags specifically the airbag deployed has now according to some reports the air bags have been exploding when they come under too much pressure and they've been linked to sixteen deaths worldwide although no deaths so far here in china but general motors is worried and on monday it announced it was recalling two and a half million vehicles manufactured here that have been fitted with these airbags models including buick and chevrolet which are very popular here in china now this followed a similar recall by volkswagen last week affecting almost five million

the civil authority come in this half hour including why general motors has record more than two and a half a million vehicles in china and we're going to look at how houston is coping with the millions of tons of the breach that harvey left behind. hello and welcome to international weather forecast and we'll start with europe we've got this deep low pressure center up across the baltic states and really stormy weather we have had some severe storms affecting parts of southeastern europe remain in particular that seems to be easing at the moment western areas very unsettled too so we've got a low pressure dominating the whole picture down across the u.k. france iberia parish not doing too badly there were twenty seven in madrid but we've got some really severe storms like to be affecting parts of italy switzerland austria and down through into the baltic region heading on through into wednesday storm areas still very sending down through the adriatic just about hang on to warm weather across southeast there is otherwise pretty chilly stockholm for instance eleven degrees as a maximu

general motors will recall more than two point five million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by japanese giant caught a defeat defect has been linked to several deaths and many injuries around the world adrian brown has the latest from beijing. well the scale of all this is huge just a few days ago volkswagen announced that its joint venture companies here in china were recalling almost five million vehicles made here now general motors says the two and a half million vehicles that it manufactures here in china including buicks and chevrolets are also going to be recalled the problem issues with the airbag deflator which have been linked to the deaths of sixteen people worldwide as well as more than one hundred eighty injuries there have been no deaths in china no injuries that we know of but the problem is sufficiently serious enough for these manufacturers to now take this record every measure now the recall will go on until the end of the year both companies say that the repairs will be done for free but of course this is going to cause huge inconvenience for millions

. >> as we talked about this yesterday, general motors -- >> we're going to do autos later. >> don't step on mel's -- >> are you scared of me, josh? >> i was nervous going to be honest >> here's what's coming up on the "halftime report". >> autos >> lululemon shareholders doing the high lunge today the stock is soaring after a big earnings report. wall street's top analyst covering retail, morgan stanley's kimberly greenberger joins the traders next >>> plus, the call of the day. the security company jpmorgan is telling investors to buy today before the break, our data partners at kensho reporting on what happens after a jobs miss of between 20,000 and 30,000 jobs it's happened 12 times since the year 2,000 when it does, the indices are all up when sold a month later top sectors, tech, materls aiand health care. the "halftime report" is back in two minutes. are you ok? what happened? dad kinda walked into my swing. huh? don't you mean dad kind of ruined our hawaii fund? i thud go to the thothpital. there goes the airfair. i don't think health insurance will cover all... of that. buth

and general motors is facing its first strike in canada since the mid-1990s.kers at the company's plant in ingersoll, ontario, walked off the job after negotiations failed to produce a new contract. phil lebeau has more on the strike and why it's being watched. >> reporter: when workers walked off the job at gm's plant in southeast canada, it's the latest indication that automakers are thinking twice before deciding where to build cars and trucks in north america. the ingersoll plant has 3,000 workers. their primary issue, job security. they want a gm commitment to build another model at the plant. the workers in canada used to build the gmc terrain. earlier this year, general motors moved production of that suv to a plant in mexico. and that's at the heart of this strike. gm exports more vehicles from mexico and canada than any other automaker. and before it adds or subtracts production to plants north and south of the border, it's watching to see what happens with the north american free trade agreement. if nafta is ripped up or dramatically altered, gm may

coleman, what i'm curious about is i'm a general motors get my insurance designed by general motors and o we have a selection that we have to make dividing us up medicare advantage network ortional care health maintenance organization, have.hree options we and when i look down through this, i don't know what to is kind of like, okay, i look at traditional which is what , i've been sticking with tis what i can seeo and i know my doctors and i don't have to change doctors because i have i have to goalists to. down at when i look monthly it says, the contribution is zero for single and zero for a family. contribution is $17 a month. and then the deductible is 245 a and 400 for the ppo me under traditional care network. that out of e than pocket. i don't know exactly what that out like 6 or this year out of pocket, i don't know what the deductible applies to and how it works, but i don't get it. pocket i have this year out of max of 800. i don't understand what that me.ns for host: go ahead, kev coleman. guest: you brought up the series hopefully my sufficient to address as many as possible

general motors will recall more than two and a half million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by japanese giant to kata the defect has been linked to several deaths and many injuries globally and is able and largest airport auckland has cancelled more than forty flights after the only jet fuel supply line ruptured the leak was discovered on saturday about eighty thousand liters of fuel that's about two tanker loads spill from the main pipeline north of the city there so the headline news continues right here on al-jazeera after witness keep it or. oh. also also i'm so full of us. we want to take another head wanted to get done and i'm only there for a month it has a billion overhead but wanted to give them give them give. a video of it. and we will say a d.v.d. . of it and how minutely home again can be a good done. or visual way how many. oh. yes. anyhow ma'am fee how do. you. yeah look. i don't know. i'm. going to become a little not deep. enough in. the. nest with it all. away. oldboy i go was i'll. have a lien on it when kitty and i. might have a deadline to have a go

opel was general motors' biggest subsidiary in europe. s theo leggett sat down with the boss of the psa group at the frankfurt motor show. he started off by asking whetherjob security could be guaranteed in europe. what protects theirjobs is the profitability that delivers the sustainability of the company. so i don't really think they are looking for warranties, i think they understand we live in a chaotic world and the only way we have altogether to give sustainability and visibility is to work on a collective way that is more efficient and gives the company the capability to be profitable on a recurrence basis. several thousand of those people work at al smear ports in the uk. given how confused the background is with regard to brexit and so one, how concerned should they be about theirjobs?m isa should they be about theirjobs?m is a great question and i appreciate you asking. in fact, we're working on what we would call scenario planning. we lack visibility on the conditions under which brexit would be implemented. this is a big thing

john: not long ago general motors was. >> a role is talking about breaking of general motors and theed today actually went bankrupt how does a monopoly go bankrupt? >> now they say it is google >> there is always of boogie man to have a temporary competitive vantage if you take microsoft able never know for sure unless bill gates writes his memoir but it was pretty soon after his antitrust case he decided i to be the richest man in the world and be hated or i can become a philanthropist and the rebate will love me and certainly negates foundation has done great stuff you can say they did more good making money. >> microsoft has made lives better in many ways and what has it done since bill gates retired? >> now you can be sued for being a monopoly if your prices are too low that is predatory. or if they are too high that is monopolistic or the save as competitors than that is collusion. [laughter] fall all of the above. that is how they want it if all businesses are guilty of anti-competitive practices then you can persecute any time you want i think that is how they like it. john: a

general motors has announced it's recalling more than two and a half million vehicles in china because of concerns about faulty airbags the airbags which are made by the japanese firm to carter have the potential to inflate with too much force firing shrapnel at the driver passenger's the defect has been linked to several deaths and schools of injuries around the world. aurukun harvey is long gone but it has left behind millions of tons of debris getting rid of what is becoming a major public health concern is now a top priority in houston to see how the big cleanup operation is going. it's a beautiful day for an ugly job and the trash collectors are out in force in houston working to clear away the rotting smelly reminders of hurricane harvey regular visitors there's a new sensation to clean up. only those who don't johnny in haley say this load will be just the first to come out of their flood damaged home and they're delighted to see city crews at work be able to get their debris out here right now is a good sign it's a huge job of course trash haulers expect to move more than six p

small it's hard to know if the same idea makes the same degree of sense in a world where you have general motors, hundreds of thousands of shareholders and many hold only invest in the company for a matter of moments as a play on the market or does it still makes sense to break through the corporate form and see those people the need or should we try to separate the rights of the corporation from the rights of the underlying people. >> was this baked into the convent-- constitution in any way? >> the framers never considered whether corporations should have constitutional protection it never came up in any ratifying conventions and they never thought about by debt in part because in the founding era corporations were few and far between. studies have shown there were less than half a dozen or less than a dozen corporations formed in the decade before the constitution was written. so there were very few corporations, but did not stop corporations from sinking rights that among those very few corporations of the early era were several that went to the supreme court and claimed constitutional prote

plenty more still ahead on the news hour including the recall of two and a half million general motors cars in china head of elections in germany the clamor for a global leadership role that many germans worry about a throwback to the past. and its board houston's baseball team gives the city a reason to cheer be here to tell you why. now the social media platform snap chat has blocked al-jazeera content in saudi arabia snap chat says it was asked by saudi authorities to remove the cut off on the channel because it violated local laws saudi arabia has about eight million snap chat users one of the largest in the world carter has been embroiled in a diplomatic dispute with saudi arabia and other three arab states since early june and they cut ties with. and is head of incubation and innovation research and al-jazeera joins us here live on set good to have you with us so this pretty unprecedented isn't it definitely you know i'm definitely shocked because. this shut us down in saudi arabia and that is based on this saudi government request. what is interesting is that the snap chat is. a

hard to know whether that same idea makes the same degree of sense in a world where you have general motors and hundreds of thousands of shareholders many who only invested the company for a matter of moments. is it still makes sense to break through the corporate form and try to protect their rights or should we try to separate the rights of the corporation from the rights of the people? he. >> host: was this baked in the constitution anyway? >> guest: the framers of the constitution never considered whether corporations should have constitutional protection. never came out in the constitutional convention or it never came up in the ratifying ratifying -- studies have shown they were less than half a dozen or less than a dozen corporations formed in the decades before the constitution was written. very few corporations but it didn't stop her operations from seeking constitutional rights and among those very few corporations of the early era were several who ended up going to the supreme court claiming constitutional protection. >> host: give us an example. >> guest: one of the most promine

once more to come in this news hour including general motors recalls more than two and a half million vehicles in china why the island of some hour has one of the world's unhealthiest populations despite its people being surrounded by fresh fruit and fish and then sport we'll look at how turkmenistan could benefit from hosting the biggest sports event in their history. hello and welcome to international weather forecast and we'll start with europe we've got this deep low pressure center across the baltic states and given some really stormy weather we have had some severe storms affecting parts of southeastern europe remain in particular that seems to be easing at the moment western areas very unsettled too so we've got a low pressure dominating the whole picture down across the u.k. france iberia parish not doing too badly there were twenty seven in madrid but we've got some really severe storms like to be affecting parts of italy switzerland austria and down through into the baltic region heading on through into wednesday storm areas still very sending down through the adriatic just

a rally in the chiefer stocks like general motors and ford as well as the oil stocks. this is the level where oil tends to backtrack, every time we forget -- we forget this is the level that they sell off we get obliterated. nevertheless it's a positive force for the moment maybe there's another way to look at it though. perhaps what we're seeing here is a reversion to the cheap and repulsion to the dear. investors look at the fang stocks and it feels like, what the heck, the evaluation are truly out of space at the same time they survey the landscape and say why was the stock at general motors a huge discount to the buyer market when it too is a -- of technology it help drive the stock to new highs. the case can be indeed made that gm stock is just too cheap i wish it wasn't about made at a time when the estimates maybe wasn't too high and have to be slashed because of a slump in u.s. sales still the contrast was stark between the cheap stocks that managed to work the way higher today and the more expensive stocks that got pulled back to earth by the gravitational pul

. >> reporter: general motors and ford now offering teen driving options in vehicles. >> you can limit the speed of the >> reporter: freelance writer, patrick's father was given a car for a couple weeks and write an article. it has a report card. not only limits for the car but where the teen travels to as well. for a monthly fee, a parent can see if their teen stays within the agreed boundary. >> it's going to text you when they arrive at home or their friend's house. >> i know he's going to see whatever i'm doing later on the report card. >> he's doing a whole bunch of hard braking and tailgating. >> reporter: sounds a bit big brother. parental hovering? possibly, if not used correctly. >> spying does not work. and i do think that having texts and apps that relates to driving is going to be a part of our kids' growing that it be done collaboratively. >> we think this is the future when it comes to the next level of insuring our teens are safer. >> reporter: national safety council ceo debbie herzman believes it will save lives. and she has it herself. >> gives me a little more freedo

general motors faces a strike in kansas that could hit productions of its most popular sports utilityn: 5:31 a.m. in new york. good morning, everybody. lauren simonetti. lea: kindly at gabriel in for cheryl casone. that surprises me. powerful magazine. president trump set to make its first address tomorrow. white house national security advisor h.r. mcmaster laying out the speech in how this is a tremendous opportunity for him to reach so many leaders. >> first to protect the american people and promote american prosperity in the third is really to help promote accountability and sovereignty. those three teams will allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world. lauren: you have to remember the president has been critical of the u.n. in the past. separate meetings with israeli minister benjamin netanyahu and emanuel macron right here in new york. tranter the speech comes as u.s. and north korea to intensify. ambassador to the u.n. nikkei hayley saying the security council is running out of diplomatic options at this point. >> we were being responsible by using eve

general motors will recall 2.5 million cars in china due to potentially faulty air bags made by troubledonsumer watchdog said gm and itsjoint venture partner shanghai gm will begin recalling models such as chevrolet and buick beginning next month. the defect has been linked to 16 deaths and multiple injuries worldwide. it's a huge blow to the us automaker, as china is the world's largest car market. how young is too young to be tech—savvy? well, if you live in singapore, your pre—schooler‘s next best friend mightjust be a robot! kindergartens there have been testing the use of robotic toys to help children learn. so, will robots soon be a part of every preschool in singapore? sarah toms went to check it out. technology in the classroom has been a trend for years. but in singapore, kids are connecting with robots at a very young age. here at school for kids kindergarten, this four, five and six learning the building blocks of computer programming. elyce is six years old and she is showing me how it works. she is programming the robot with a set of instructions made from each block. what d

pickup trucks and suvs and crossovers that's what's selling and working for general motors right now. you put all of that together and the low valuation that general motors has had fiat chrysler, all know what's going on there in terms of potential sale for part or all of the company. >> before you go we heard from gm and ford that they will be shipping more used cars into the area we all know about the glut that's occurred. is this enough to put a dent in the glut that's been wreaking havoc with the pricing of cars in the company. >> it will help and particularly looking at the inventory of new vehicles and the question for many investors, how much will they have to cut production at gm, at ford and fireiat chrysler because there was a glut of certain vehicles ford on conference call said, look, we may have to increase production with certain models and certain types of vehicles. so you'll see this a gradual period of time to build up rentals happen first because people need a vehicle. they need a vehicle and the insurance company says go rent up then, maybe six weeks and eight weeks

would you buy general motors at 40?it and put the money because it's a much higher dividend. every car manufacturer is going to get into electric and self driving cars. as the wave of the future. it is not just gm. stuart: scott shellady, you are not onboard with the self driving cars the way of the future because i'm not either. >> worse is coming from? i know where it's coming from. it sounds cool. like cylinder. at the end of the day, the number one industry. number two, the people of the trucking industry for driving industry, those are the people who don't have college degrees. the number one job for folks without a college degree and there's 8 million of them. why is the government setting aside money to study how they can put 8 million people out of work overnight. i just don't get it. stuart: i just don't think it's going to be that big so soon. that's why i'm coming from. >> on this upgrade. stuart: i'm not answering any questions. less than an hour from now, the president meets with democrats and republicans o

general motors has announced the recall of more than two and a half million vehicles in china over concerns about airbags made by japanese giant catarrh the faulty airbags can improperly inflate and rupture potentially firing shrapnel pieces at the driver and passengers the defect has been linked to several deaths and scores of injuries around the world those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after crude harvest selling mexico's oil. he. says now what he's done. in. making. this point was. that. mexico is in crisis. lawlessness is rife. murderous on the rise. the economy has stalled. the gulf between rich and poor in mexico has never been wider. against a backdrop of fund controlled by law mexico's president has passed a series of economic reforms that is polarizing this already deeply divided nation . mexico's oil the research that has been owned by the mexican people for the last seventy five years is now for sale to private international companies. thousands have come out in protest certain they know what this decision will mean for the nation. gives the idea. for

world's top—selling electric cars, it's only about $30,000, the tesla model 3 starts at $35,000 and general motorsuxury ones start at $50,000 so many people watching this launch. and we got a sneak peak at when you talked about what back are looked at, factory much! 0ut when you talked about what back are looked at, factory much! out of the global population 2 billion are working mothers —— thanks very much. research indicates mums are making purchasing decisions in 80% of households so their spending power is an attractive market for advertisers. in asia spending on baby products in indonesia and thailand combined are expected to surpass $420 million by 2020 but not all marketing can deliver a success story. earlier i spoke to a member ofa story. earlier i spoke to a member of a japanese advertising agency and i asked her about what campaigns resonate with mothers. all this year the ones that worked well resonated well, one is very relevant to mothers, the ones that understand us as mothers. those not painting women as mothers. those not painting women as stereotypes, not ones showing us in the h

a big cut in inventory as for the industry sales pace for the month of august, general motors will come in at 16.4 million units but general motors increasing sales 7.5% well above an increase of just under 2%. guys back to you. >> do you get the sense that auto sales have bottomed now after a few rough months >> no, i wouldn't say they're bottomed i think we're in the gradual slow, not a decline, a plateau we're not going to see everybody up and everybody down. we're now into that period where it's plateauing a little bit lower. >> thank you, phil on the auto sales. of course the story of the morning is the jobs number labor department reporting 156,000 jobs were added in august the unemployment rate did tick up it's now 4.4%. joining us with the first reaction from the white house is national economic council director gary cohn always nice to have you. some are disappointed by the number it did come in descently below expectations are you disappointed with 156,000 jobs >> first of all, thainks for having me and i want to extend our thoughts and prayers to all of those in louisiana and

something within two or three months >> all right >> i'm probably baiting you, my friend, but general motorso, come on, i'm not baiting you that much. general motors it was in an uptrend before these storms hit now there's going to be several hundred thousand cars that need replaced in the u.s. that's the place to be. >> pete mentioned oracle i like oracle here >> good stuff, guys, thanks. >>> i'm melissa lee. bracing for irma's last punch and picking up the pieces. the storm hitting jackson individual now as millions sit without power. florida's long road to recovery straight ahead irma was bad but investors were worried it was going to be a lot worse. no new missiles fired by north korea. see why wall street is so bullish right now. counting down to apple the new iphone expected to be unveiled tomorrow. a major league revealing some eye-popping details. brian is live in silicon valley. power lunch starts right now

it's caught the attention of general motors which started maven and is expanding in cities around the u.s what started 20 years ago with zip car offering hourly rentals has risen because the cost of owning a vehicle convinced many they are better off renting for a day or two when they need a car or truck it's good news for brian rose who met $25,000 renting out his car. >> right now, if i get a few rentals during the weekend, i might take in half of my monthly payment. but there were some months, if i got a longer rental, a week or two, or in some cases a lot of two, three day rentals during the month, like a week, where i sometimes got double what my payment was. >> what about autoinsurance for these customers? they offer it for damage "on the money," chicago. >> care sharing is growing some think it is really going to take off when timeless driving vehicles make it easier to rent out your car you can send the car over to pick them up themselves. we'll see. >>> up next for "on the money," a look at the news ahead what does the struggling retail business mean for the cat walk do i use

and they've been linked to sixteen deaths worldwide although no deaths so far here in china but general motors is worried and on monday it announced it was recalling two and a half million vehicles manufactured here that have been fitted with these airbags models including buick and chevrolet which are very popular here in china now this followed a similar recall by volkswagen last week affecting almost five million of their vehicles produced by their joint venture companies here in china so this is a serious setback for car manufacturers now manufacturing here in china. egypt's foreign minister says the four gulf arab countries blockading qatar are open to reconciliation if it reacts positively to their demands and stops interfering in their internal affairs he made the comments after hosting a meeting with bahrain u.a.e. and saudi arabia at the u.n. meanwhile the global image messaging service snap chat has banned al-jazeera from its app in saudi arabia snap chat says it was asked by saudi authorities to remove the qatar from the channel because it violated local laws saudi arabia has about

and companies like toyota, boeing, general motors and dow chemicals are all starting to bridge the gap. delta partnered with a community college in lansing, michigan, creating a curriculum to ensure they get top flight mechanics in their pipeline. >> if we don't do something differently, to be able to produce those mechanics of the future, then we're going to be struggling to be able to succeed >> reporter: when these students in delta's lansing program graduate in two years, at a cost of about $23,000, they are nearly guaranteed a job as an airline mechanic. most of them at delta's regional partners, starting salary? $50,000 a year. >> our students are now looking at multiple job offers even before they graduate. >> reporter: jobs students hope will one day lead to the major carriers. >> it's kind of like the major leagues, i guess, that's where everyone wants to be. >> i'm excited. i really am. >> reporter: getting the training they need for a future that soars. >>> we are back in a moment with the new gold rush going on in the hills of california. trz >>> it was the first test of th

general motors and its chinese joint venture say the recall is due to faulty air dog -- airbags.he cars are equipped with air bags made by takata. that is it for the business news. >> thank you. the press trivia. we are looking at what the papers have been saying. let's start with the un's general assembly getting underway in new york. >> north korea will be one of the major hot topics between world leaders. on its front page, the south korean paper, "the korean times," they have an article speculating what they will talk about. they say the leaders of south korea, japan, and the u.s. may start to talk about military options. they go into the specifics about what military moves for the three countries could make right now and what moves with lead to immediate war. i have also selected an "atlanti c" article from this weekend. is pertinent, because it has an interesting perspective. how can the world break the counterproductive cycle of escalation? "hail mary" could be north korea's foreign minister. he will be at the general assembly. the article says he is well connected and res

come on the program including general motors has called more than two and a half vehicles in china. to tell you why they are. one of the world's healthiest population. being filled with. the world championships in north korea is holding its own version of that. hello there the weather is generally quite quiet across the middle east at the moment there's not a great deal of cloud showing up on our charts or to choose to there what you do notice is the winds are feeding down from the north so for amante there the temperatures are just easing now so around twenty four or twenty five with the maximum over the next couple of days meanwhile for kuwait the temperatures certainly are easing here in fact force on tuesday and wednesday looks like they'll be again so around forty five or forty six so still very very hot force here beirut though more bearable will be at around twenty eight which is eighty two in fahrenheit a bit further towards the south and here in doha the winds are still filtering in from the east still bringing in all humidity but the maximum now is around thirty nine or fo

general motors and ford now offering teen driving options in vehicles.he technology provides a report card not only limits for the car, but where the teen travels too, as well. >> family link texts you as they arrive at work and at their friends house. it's all virtual, but it's peace of mind for the parents. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 we'll tell you how the new technology can protect your teen on the road. david kerleyy abc news washington. y, what are you doin? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions. this september, get one of three breakfast items free when you order with the chick-fil-a one app. people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps loweblood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you

general motors and ford are it allows participa s particips kids' cars by programming seat belts, speedio volume. the technology provides a report card, records where their teen travels to, if they stay wnl the agreed boundary. >> in the back of my mind, i know what's going to see what i'm doing on the record card. >> he was doing hard braking and tailgating. the more we talked about it by the end of the week, very few tailgating episodes and zero hard braking. >> national safety council ceo, former chair of the ntsb, believes this technology will save lives and actually using it, herself. her son, taylor, just got his license. his car is equipped with the technology. >>> now to your morning money report, turning your passion into a paycheck. more people are taking on a so-called side hustle, adding thousands of dollars to their bank accounts doing something they love. abc's becky worley is in san francisco with a look at how some are doing it. >> my name is alexandra, my side hustle is running hiking tours in the city of san francisco. ♪ . >> i'm angie. >> i'm alicia. >> our side hustl

car stocks have been on fire this week despite a mixed bag for august sales ford, general motors both5% and avis is up a whopping 15% and hertz is up 22%. is it too far too fast mike, what do you think? >> i think it is a little bit. i'm not too sure maybe some optimism coming the fact of the matter is that the secular head winds for the rental car companies and for the maker auto manufacturers i think remains intact even now when stocks haven't done well, the multiples tell you this i think they really do believe that we maybe hit the peak already. >> i always typically agree with mike and carter, they're a lot smarter than i am. i'll say this. look at ford motor company over the last 3 1/2, 4 years. lower lows and higher highs. it's been effectively straight up in an industry where they were selling cars at a record pace. if you want to be in the space, my opinion for a trade, we mentioned it yesterday, autonation is a place. >> yeah, that's definitely going to see a short term boost for sure one quick thing. texas is the leading place where pickup truck sales is the most profitable

keep an eye on general motors. it is closer to seeing benefits of cruise automation.oduce itself self-driving car. the vehicle will be built at gm's plant in michigan one of its plants at once regulatory environment allows. gm shares up 6% so far this year. the ceo of online lending start-ups social finance, announcing plans to resign. cheryl casone has this developing story, cheryl. cheryl: it is developing, mike is going to step down after a lawsuit over claims of sexual harassment at the san francisco base start-up, had inappropriate relationships with some of his employees. well, a milestone for the federal debt, you may or may not think this is a good thing. 20 trillion in outstanding debt. the first time it ever happened, the amount of debt held by the government stagnant since debt ceiling but president trump sign intoed law a bill that would, of course, let things be suspended until december 8th. all right, china taking a hard line on virtual currencies, the officials prepare to go shut down the country's bit coin exchange. it will reflect ungoing unease with

. >> james who is a preacher here connected with business leaders all men, general motors. chamber cough commerce and the goal was to km together and protect business people against the new deal. and they came up with this weird form of predestination. if you're good, you go to heaven, bad, hell. good, middle class and healthy, if you're poor it's because of your personal choices. it's a lot of money. it's a lot of money. what about spirituality? it wasn't about christ, it wasn't about the prothetic engagement, it was merely about trying to line up capitalism anden christianity in a perfect hook. and really, it was a form of heresy that happened. and it spread all over and continuingly growing and growing and growing, that's why i don't like the term left and right. left has a theological and moral conversation because right now we're having -- we're in a serious -- >> that's prosperity gospel. that many of the advisors say they believe is the heresy. it's not a biblical gospel. isaiah 6, we talk about, it says woe to you legislators who deny my family of their rights. and

general motors launched its own called maven. >> would you do that? >> it would be fun to drive a porsche. >> giving somebody my car? no. >> you would never do it. >> apple's newest iphone may be coming out sooner than anticipated. >> cnbc is reporting apple would introduce a special iphonex on tuesday to mark ten years of the phone. we've seen a number of leaks about the hardware and features. but everyone is calling it the iphone 8 so far. it will come software. we'll find out more in the information. any time there's a new apple, it means my husband is on the list of trying to get in line. i want the next new thing. >> immediately, right? >> immediately. the money flying out of our bank account. >>> stay with us. news 4 continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> hurricane irma, take a look at your screen. on the left a look at the satellite i am imagine as the now category 1 storm continues to blow across florida. >>> on the right, a look at some of the incredible images still coming in. this is naples florida. things are starting to calm down. it's the storm surg

high suv sales helped general motors and volkswagen see a sales jump last month, but not so much forchrysler, ford, and mazda. there was a $365 million class action settlement. those with defective airbags could get up to $500 each. they may also be eligible to get their cars fixed. >>> americans are getting in the winter holiday spirit early. a new bankrate.com survey shows 14 million americans have already booked hotels or bought plane tickets for travel in november and december, but airfare tracker hopper says the early birds may not get the best deals. they say the ideal time to buy is early october, and thanksgiving prices usually stay steady throw halloween. that's your "moneywatch." for more go to cbsnews.com. in new york, i'm nikki battiste. >>> still ahead, running on empty. we'll take you to beaumont, texas, where residents hit by harvey are struggling to find basic necessities. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. immigrants brought to the u-s as children... details on the last-ditch effort to save "daca". another day of dangerous conditions exp

in a letter to congress, the leaders of amazon and general motors maintained that young people covered by the program had worked hard, pay taxes, and given back to their communities. they said the dreamers would lose their ability to work legally in the country, and be at immediate risk of deportation. the economic stakes could be high. they wrote, our economy would lose 460 $.3 billion from the national gdp, and $24.6 billion in social security and medicare tax contributions. the companies are urging congress to pass legislation to help those effect by trump's decision. helena: we can check in now with our financial correspondent on wall street. some really big name ceo's ramping up the fight against the demolition of the dreamer act. how much clout could they have? >>, a lot. a lot of people say silicon valley is the new wall street, having a big impact on the white house and politics. after most ceo's have cut their ties by leaving the advisory council of the president, this is an interesting development in the relationship between trump and businesses. all of these companies taking

all consumers begin shifting to hybrid or new generation motors. the whole world out there julia and how sick you thank you very much kate made eye with a business. now in town at tier media watch and enjoy my neck crush what he's going to take us through some of the media and social media reaction on this intense thoughts americans even in tv scene a houston hits with harvey. now we go to. about owning his way to the carribean asserting. haiti and the dominican republic as we speak and. leslie at to riches the cartoonist for a moment that with france looking on i guess a lot of people in the world are looking at events. americans to us closely in florida there you can see. friends looking at his distant cousins. in its overseas territorie. as the trees the rips open houses and narrow threatens their people's running stand out on. the middle knuckle of the president's it beating greece today amber has spoken on a blouse and the whole question of climate change noticeably. saying that the events with seeing now unfolding are very much linked to the