on the extent of general motors troubles in south korea was highlighted earlier this month when it's one of its blanks would have to close by may with the fate of three young girls hanging in the balance and sixteen thousand jobs are at stake making carmaker has asked the south korean government for financial help and is asking these workers to accept pay raise and no bonuses this year with extra pressure on their trade union leaders as they get into the latest tough round of wage negotiations with their employers. g.m. in the factory can a close because of g.m.'s global policy we are here to ask them to stop it happening the reason for your theory in two thousand and eight when g.m. globally had a difficult time for g.m. korea helped them out so much it was how can they do this to us now as all. the workers reject claims of being overpaid they blame polled leadership from general motors global management i'd also the production of popular models which simply don't sell very well whatever the cause the result is car production facilities that are working well under capacity with gene

notice, general motors in korea announces the first step in necessary restructuring. they're going to gm korea company announced today it will cease production and close its plant in may of 2018. they're going to move back to detroit. you don't hear these things except for the fact that president trump became president. believe me, you wouldn't be

turn to general motors it looks like the u.s. automaker could be staying in south korea after all. and cash strapped venezuela wants its own votes. currency to drum up funds the petro a stroke of genius or an act of desperation. i've been physical and let's do business a trade war is in the air and the e.u. is preparing for it authorities are getting ready to slap high tariffs on american products like whiskey orange juice and motorcycles if donald trump carries out his threats he'd imported steel with punitive measures u.s. secretary of commerce wilbur ross to suggest the likelihood of putting a twenty four percent tariff on all still imports or introducing a quota china has already promised to patel yet i put in quotas on u.s. soil and other agricultural products. and there are reports the e.u. is ready to implement taps and target american products within days well coming up and says this is to tackle a global glut in still an alum india over supply things to beijing's ambitions to keep economic growth high china producing way more than it needs putting steel makers in the u.s.

general motors is to shut one of its four plants in south korea as it tries to make its asian business. the plant — which was only running at 20% capacity — will close in may. monica miller is in singapore to explain why the firm is taking this step... welcome, i guess it makes financial sense. the company has been in the process of downsizing globally, the automotive maker sending this message to south korean workers, the world focusing on the pyeongchang all in games, this is no coincidence, general motors has had several rocky battles with the unions that represent over 16,000 korean factory workers and this is about to cut costs to stem losses. the announcement was made by general motors career saying it plans to close one other four plans in an effort to cut costs and downsize overseas operations. they agreed in this to pay a charge of $850 million for the closure impacting more than 2000 employees on a coastal city, the close—down expected in the month of may. the plans and south korea make cars exported to dozens of different countries including buick subs. this is notjust the i

i think general motors moving back to detroit is a fantastic thing. a sign of many other companies to come. mike pence, would you have something to say? >> thank you, mr. president, i want to thank all of the republican and democrats taking time to be here, and their profound interest in this issue. to your point, this is about our economy, but it's about national security. and the president directed a 232 review to determine whether or not our national security has been affected by the dumping of steel and aluminum. and today is very much the president's desire, our administration's desire, to hear from each of you and the perspectives that will also inform the decisions that the president will make. i think that it's fair to say that we all support national security. i think that's evidenced by the recent budget agreement that the president helped drive and republicans and democrats have supported for a historic increase in our national defense. but we also all support american jobs. and we very much look forward to your counsel as the president app

employees at general motors in south korea are demanding the government protect their jobs they havealready voted to go on strike if the u.s. carmakers decides to pull out of the country the company suspended pay talks earlier this month and revealed it would shut one of its factories is still deciding what will happen to the three remaining plants general motors employs around sixteen thousand people in south korea the pride isn't so with. the extent to general motors troubles in south korea was highlighted earlier this month when it said that one of its bonds would have to close by may with the pay to. hang in the balance sixty thousand jobs are at stake making come make up the south korean government financial help and is asking these workers to accept pay raise and no bonuses this year extra pressure on their trade union leaders as they get into the latest round of negotiations with their employers. who g.m. in the factory can the close because of g.m. school calls we are here to offer them to stop it happening three supposed to be in two thousand and eight when g.m. globally had

be a good report from general motors.et's get an update on headlines outside the business world. kailey leinz is here. kailey: there is a report president trump's lawyers are telling him not to sit down with an interview with robert mueller. that could lead to a lengthy court battle on whether the president would have to answer questions under oath. president trump will have to decide whether to release another memo from the house intelligence committee, this one from democratic numbers of the panel, countering republican claims of his conduct by the fbi and justice department. the president has five days to decide. in the u.k., shoppers are spending more for essential services. consumer spending rose from one year ago and that was driven by higher prices and supermarket prices. news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2400 journalists and analysts in more than 127 countries. i am kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. alix: it was tough for jay powell, the recent volatility providing more questions than answers. with us is c

fÉlix: si bien algunas empresas automotrices como general motors han trasladado sus fÁbricas estadosrtaciÓn automotriz de mÉxico hacia otro paÍs, la estrategia parece no haberle salido bien, ya que durante el primer mes del 2018, los autos de origen mexicano se vendieron mÁs en estados unidos que los importados en otras partes del mundo. >> tenemos unas cifras de producciÓn en mÉxico muy grande, es un rÉcord histÓrico. marÍa: este enero las marcas extranjeras enviaron 178,000 vehÍculos a estados unidos, un 10% mÁs respecto al mismo mes del aÑo pasado. hoy 15 de cada 100 vehÍculos nuevos son hechos en mÉxico. >> en mÉxico, de las principales exportaciones son las ligadas a la industria automotriz, recibimos cuatro veces mÁs divisa por las exportaciones automotrices que por petrÓleo. marÍa: desde su campaÑa, trump seÑalÓ con fijar altos impuestos de hasta 35% a los vehÍculos importados de mÉxico. los primeros que se dieron fueron las empresas ford y general motors, que trasladÓ parte de su producciÓn a estados unidos. >>los inversionistas, trabajadores, deben elegir un lugar Óptimo par

before we do that come already general motors is coming back into detroit. a really significant statement. many others to follow from many countries. mike, go ahead. that 2000me tell you people were laid off in my district in 2015 and a steel plant that's been operating for over 100 years. the concern that we have is that steel plant produces what is known as the oil country tubular goods. ctg, when we are doing exploration like that in oil, 200% andns dumped an overabundance of that particular market. because of that, we are not able to get those gallons back. that group of people there -- pres. trump: where do they go? mike: they are coming from korea now that they've turned up. unless we use the power under 232, because if something goes south, now all of a sudden while we are trying to come energy independent, these plants don't turn up overnight. we've got to try to do something for long-term. pres. trump: mike and most of the people at this table, that was done by the last administration. 150as supposed to produce to 200,000 jobs and it did for korea.

live pictures now of car workers protesting in south korea's capital the general motors employees are calling on the government to protect their jobs wage negotiations were suspended this month after the company said it would shut one of its factories is deciding the fate of the three remaining plants in the coming weeks general motors employs sixteen thousand people. two imprisoned reuters journalists are appearing in a court in myanmar for another hearing the pair were arrested in december they've been charged with illegal possession of state secrets they've been covering the violence against range of muslims in rakhine state the u.n. is calling for the journalists immediate release one of christianity's holiest sites in jerusalem has reopened three days after it was shut because of attacks protest the church of the holy sepulcher closed over plans to impose back taxes on church assets which have now been put on hold. the afghan government says it will set no preconditions for peace negotiations with the taliban the announcement comes hours after the armed groups was willing to talk

i just think the general motors moving back to detroit is a fantastic thing.s a sign of many other companies to come. mike pence, would you have something to say? >> thank you, have president. i want to thank all of the republican and democrats taking time to be here and their profound interest in this issue. to your point, this is about our economy but it is about national security. >> you have been watching a discussion happening at the white house. the president meeting with members of congress to discuss trade and the president making it very clear progress that has already been made but also the fact that he doesn't like a lot of the stuff that's out there. ari fleischer is with us now and listening to president discuss trade issues at the white house. something that's very important to this president. >> actually, my notice of that was he likes to keep the cameras rolling now after the first one was a success, another one and now another one. >> it is closed to the press and he said let the cameras roll, yeah. >> i suspect on this meeting what we'd hear

well this is one general motors purchase di will do and they weren't doing so well and the korean government owns about seventeen percent of that fact of those that company that's based there in korea i think what they're doing is consolidating because right now general motors is the fourth largest car company globally and so in order to make yourself stronger you need to get rid of some of that excess spending and they were just weren't making the money off that old factory so they're consolidating some of the workers in the other two plants but the fact is they really got to think about am i making money it's not just i know it's about jobs for consumers but for the manufacturer they have to look at we're not making money we're taking a total loss and cars are being sold and there's about five hundred twenty thousand vehicles being produced in korea what they've got to look at the big picture you know bottom line is really what you do in business lauren fix the car go coach thank you for joining us again we really appreciate it. thank you. last week we witnessed that horrendous shooting in

but before we do that, already general motors is coming back into detroit.is a really significant statement. many others to follow, from many other countries. mike, go ahead. >> mr. president, let me tell you that 2800 people were laid off in my district in 2015 in a steel plant that has been operating for over 100 years. the concern that we have is, is that steel plant produces the, what is known as the oil country tubular goods, octg. oct-f, when we're doing exploration and everything like that oil that we are but korea dumped 200% in the last year in overabundance of, into that particular market. because of that, we're not able to get those 2800 jobs back. like i said, those jobs have been there. that group of people -- >> where did it go? to korea. >> all the products coming from korea now that we turned up. unless we use the power under 232, because if something goes south, all of sudden we're trying to become energy independent, these plants don't turn up overnight. we have to try to do something to work for long-term goal. >> korean agreement, as you

general motors, for chrysler and he can't get the airport locations but he was determined that hewould . basically, he offered the customer an offer of a different car, but he can't offer them friendlier service than they ever seen so he started a company, he named it after a battleship that he'd fallen from in the pacific, it was the uss enterprise and he died about a year, year and ahalf ago . but when he died, his rental car company starting with those 17 cars was worth more than hertz and avis and all the rest of the rental cars put together. the man's name was jack taylor and his son andy taylor is a good friend of mine, runs a business now. his grandchild is in the business so this man, in the united states, he didn't invent artificial intelligence. he didn't do anything that was like, this is me selling furniture. any one of us could have entered the business but he lived by the creed basically of delighting his customers and working with people and establishing relationships with them so that they in turn would want to know the customers, he couldn't go out there and take care

the deployment of these evokes and the government just doesn't want to see anymore employees at general motors in south korea demanding the government protect their jobs they've already voted to go on strike if the u.s. can make a decides to pull out of the country the company suspended pay talks earlier this month and revealed it would shut one of its factories still deciding the fate of the three remaining plants general motors employs around sixteen thousand people in south korea. a supermarket now sam is taking action to stop plastic polluting the world's oceans the eco plaza stores open the world's first plastic free aisle more than seven hundred products including meat dairy fruit and vegetables are available in packaging made from composite materials eco possible roll out plastic free aisles to all seventy four of its stores across the netherlands by the end of the year or the plastic free aisle is the brainchild of a group called a plastic planet earlier co-founder sean sutherland holdout as they are this was a landmark moment i think that what he could not through doing here today is

said on monday that the general motors company decision to shutter a plant south of seoul in the city of gun sin would be a big bust for the nation and as asked his administration to take measures to increase economic activity in the region the plan is applied as employed two thousand workers g.m. operates three other plants in south korea totaling fourteen thousand workers and a decision on if they will stay open is expected by may of this year. fundable corp the world's largest cruise operator says they are investigating the response of its security personnel to a large fight which took place on one of its south pacific cruises that resulted in twenty three passengers being taken off the vessel much of the brawl was captured on video and posted on social media those involved were removed from a cruise a day early in the australian city of eden in new south wales for committing disruptive and violent acts before the ship returned to melbourne this past saturday several passengers told local media that the security staff actually made matters worse carnival is a joint american british

concerns about whether or not it will be able to pay due to bankruptcy problems employees and general motorsin south korea are demanding the government protect their jobs they've already voted to go on strike if the u.s. carmakers decides to pull out of the country the company suspended pay talks earlier this month and revealed it would shut one of its factories still deciding what will happen to the three remaining plants general motors employs around sixteen thousand people in south korea. still ahead on al-jazeera. but really what the afghan president's olive branch to the taliban is a government move towards ending more than sixteen years of conflict and. i'm catherine sawyer in bria central african republic a town that is controlled by one of the largest rebel movements in the country i'll be telling you why they are here despite the presence of u.n. peacekeepers. we've got weather systems going up to make their way across the korean peninsula easing over towards japan big massive cloud mass little area of low pressure developing here that's going to introduce a very wet and windy weath

do you turn at general motors looks like you're all american what are you make you could be say in south korea after all. this is your business update on how to have free but in thanks for joining me now desperate times call for desperate measures in venezuela as severe economic crisis has prompted the government to come up with an unusual strategy launching a new oil backed crypto currency called the petro a major doubts that will actually work as well as actual opposition on legal grounds. if you can dispute just how badly venezuela needs a plan hyperinflation shortages and soaring debt have brought the country to its knees and its citizens to the streets. when venezuelan president nicolas maduro announced plans to launch a new crypto currency some viewed it as an imaginative way out of the crisis and as a workaround for western sanctions that effectively keep venezuela from raising cash from bonds happen and this is going to allow for advancements in international financing for the economic and social development of the country the new crypto currency will be backed by reserves of it

general motors set to report fourth quarter earnings before the bell. the highs. the other main name, disney, which is a dow component, reports after the closing bell tonight. that stock is down 2% going into the numbers. what you need to know for these numbers coming up this morning. also taking a dive this morning, bitcoin. the crypt cryptocurrency has lof of its value since the start of the year. all those stories coming up this morning. joining us is dagen mcdowell and kevin kelly. quite a morning. >> quite a morning. during the break i saw dagen buy bitcoin. >> dagen: really? we believe in saving and investing for the long term. we do not believe in get rich ick schemes. >>aria: we never did. >> dagen: andonsense. i think that washe canary in the coal mine about the excessive risk taking you were seeing in the last year that showed up literally in every asset class. >> maria: while bitcoin was going up over the last few months, i wondered, could this be the catalyst that unraveled the stock market. i don't think it is but it's just one more indicat

said on monday that the general motors company decision to shutter a plant south of seoul in the city of gun sin would be a big bust for the nation and has asked his administration to take measures to increase economic activity in the region the plan is applied as employed two thousand workers g.m. operates three other plants in south korea totaling fourteen thousand workers and a decision on if they will stay open is expected by may of this year. carnival corporation the world's largest cruise operator says they are investigating the response of its security personnel to a large fight which took place on one of its south pacific cruises that resulted in twenty three passengers be taken off the vessel much of the brawl was captured on video and posted on social media those involved were removed from a cruise a day early in the australian city of eden in new south wales for committing disruptive and violent acts before the ship returned to melbourne this past saturday several passengers told local media that the security staff actually made matters worse carnival is a joint american br

workers at general motors factory in south korea have protested after the automaker said it would shuteek. the factory in gunsan had been struggling and was running a 20% capacity in recent years. the moves to reva m p capacity in recent years. the moves to revamp its loss—making south korean odds —— operations a series of steps to boost profit ability. finally some good news for toshiba. it's got a new boss and it's likely to have made money for the first time infour to have made money for the first time in four years. i am joined to have made money for the first time infouryears. iamjoined by my colleague marika 0i. it seems the fortu nes my colleague marika 0i. it seems the fortunes of toshiba are turning around in the year of the dog. every time we talked about toshiba, it was bad. the accounting scandal, the mounting loss of the nuclear division, and there were read and fears that the company could be delisted from the tokyo stock exchange because of this ballooning loss. as you say, some good news. the company now has a new boss starting in april. i think we can show you the pict

he's buying them from general motor, ford, chrysler. he can't get the airport locations. those companies have them all sewed up. he was determined he would offer the customer, got to offer a different car. he can offer them friendlier service than they've seen. he started the company. he named it after the battleship that he'd flown from in the pacific which was the uss enterprise. he died about a year, year and a half ago. when he died, his rent a car company starting with those 17 cars was worth more than hertz and avis and all the rest of the rental cars put together. the man's name was jack taylor. the son andy taylor is a good friend of mine. runs the business now. a grand child is in the business. it will probably be a fourth generation. this man in the united states, he didn't invent artificial intelligence. he didn't do anything that just like mrs. b., selling furniture. any one of us could have entered those businesses. he lived by the creed basically of the delighting his customers and working with people and establishing the relationship with them so that they

so -- >> general motors is before the bell tomorrow, aren't they that's one, absolutely, that you wantand also -- and completely, it's actually fallen quite a bit. >> snap as well tomorrow. >> that's exciting. >> you're not excited? >> i'm going to cancel all my plans for tomorrow. >> i think maybe expectations -- i don't like the stock, i'm not in it, but expect ache are just zero it actually might be hard for them to say something worse than what everyone thinking they're going to say >> nvidia, that they're getting together in the a.i. for cars and so forth i like this one. >> dr. josh? >> schwab. schwab rising rates. >> you're always talking about schwab. >> it continues to go up. >> ebay down 6%, the quarter was really good, all of this investment over the last couple years is starting to kick in. >> so you would buy? >> yeah. >> cme >> that does it for the halftime reporter thank you, lady and gentlemen. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> here's what's on your monday menu, a market with more ups and downs than last night's super bowl after years of almost no worry, why all of a

linked with a least 21 deaths and hundreds of injuries but over one dozen carmakers, including general motorsl as the new owner of the car to's airbags business, key safety systems, have managed to reach a deal with them over the weekend and under the agreement, a trust will be established, compensation for those injured or killed by the airbags it will be funded in part by automakers surrendering some of their claims againstjakarta. surrendering some of their claims against jakarta. compensation payments would range from $10,000 for bruising for $5 million for death or a loss of eyesight. so hopefully this is a settlement that ja ka rta hopefully this is a settlement that jakarta is looking for. thank you. india's latest federal budget has drawn criticism from luxury carmakers. the government has increased taxes for foreign car makers and that has affected global brands like audi, mercedes and others doing business in india. bbc‘s devina gupta reports from the country's auto expo. luxury cars on display in the world's third—largest auto market. an emerging young and growing middle class has

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shut one of its factories it's still deciding what will happen to the three remaining plants general motors employs around sixteen thousand people in south korea. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after hours in a live statement also watching. the was. there in the novella about some in the middle may get a spot that when they get about that in the us most news ended up with business. side and then i mean by cheney to get them out of the. or you need. more that make it teeth in your one month he can polish. it really apply your given topic then you're not giving him including the jets. if you guys are going to go they go after the civil laws and it was fair and letter to medical examiner what is your thought is a good kid is sean i think banging the judge there is there to sort of move the characteristic to talk practically. little survey research as everything goes. but you do see so devil kind of there they get. but see it. but it should be or don't do the job under this is the business of saying you to go pro give. a shit about being out of a bit of quic

nicole,. >> we are taking a look at general motors. as you can see, they been up over over 5%.t happened is they had higher prices on the vehicles. what happened, they made higher margins overall. in fact, they did wellin north america. they didn't see the sales, you can see the stock is reacting beautifully, gaining omentum with the market. it's up 6%. take a look at ford and fiat chrysler. earlier today ford was bouncing off a low and now you can see attire by 5%. >> fiat chrysler is really unbelievable. that's been up about 97%. that's over the past 52 weeks so that is a great mover. >> while we were talking, we just saw a new high. 557. this goes back to what alan was saying, he said you've got to watch out because, oh, actually it was matt. he said he had to watch out. when you start to see 200 points wings, what this isn't exactly 200, but every couple seconds begins to get a little bit hairy for an individual investor who start a fund or a 4o1k, don't try and trade but when we talk about experts, a blackstone vice chair is known to be correct for most of his career. two

just as an example to keep in mind the sense of possibility, it took general motors and ford, both of those companies, over a century to become a $48 billion company. tesla is now more valuable than both those companies. and they just started in 2003. this is a slide -- i love this. this is from 1900 in new york city. all these are horse-drawn carriages. and that's the first car. and then 1915, there's the last horse. you can see how quickly it changed. so one benefit of all the policies that california and san francisco and other cities have adopted to promote this clean energy future is the job creation. we have 100,000 employees in the solar industry in california today. all of our states utilities combined, 56,000. so it's an incredible story. it will be set back by yesterday's decision which was an egregious self-inflicted wound that the trump administration adding this 30% tariff in my view is a big step back. and i think it's very arbitrary. obviously there's no cell phone manufacturers anywhere in the country. we're not talking about slapping tariffs on cell phones. this is --

also, you want to watch for earnings in the likes of general motors, disney and chipotle, back to you okay. >>> we were wrong. backtracking this morning from commuting bill cosby's defense team after their head lining grabbing claim. >> reporter: good morning, i'm matt delucia live in center city. two days until the parade we've all been waiting for. coming up, how some businesses are hoping to cash in. >>> parade of epic proportions, what the city of philadelphia is doing to throw a celebration fit for champions. what you need to know ahead the party, plus -- >>> for the fans of philadelphia, we brought something special back home. >> praising the philly faithful. eagles stars talk about the city's dedication during their road to victory. >>> halftime hero, a local shop owner gets five seconds of fame next to the super bowl star performer. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> excited to get to all of these eagle related stories. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm katy zachry. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. we've got another big we

general motors have proposed a $2.8 million investment in north korea as a restructuring plan.o see what they're going to do and this is only a few weeks after general motors saying they will shut down one of the plants they have in north korea. >> new form of cyber attack called cryptojacking where they use the servers to mine cryptocurrencies. what more can you tell us about this? >> the hacker did get into amazon into an account that was owned by someone from tesla and they got some information. so the incident is part of the latest in a series of so called cryptojacking attacks which involves thieves high jacking computers. they've been encouraged by boitcoin and various other cryptocurrencies. once they were notified tesla resolved the issue within two business days and it had no implication on the safety or on customer privacy. >> all right. a new thing. thanks so much. >>> a new term. cryptojacking. >> all right. coming up next, is the white house signaling a shift on gun control? president trump calls for proposals on the con ttroversia bump stocks. nahelps protect eyes

. >> reporter: this is the future according to general motors. a self-driving car without a steering wheel and pedals. driving around cities. >> there will be an adoption curve. there will be time for people to get used to the idea everything we're doing is all about safety we want people to feel comfortable with the technology from the outset. >> reporter: gm is asking the federal government the waive vehicle rules that have been in place for decades. so it can put self-driving cars on the roads without steering wheels and other controls. back to the days of henry ford, steering wheels and gas pedals have been at the heart of every car and truck. gm and other auto makers believe there is though need for a steering wheel if there is no driver >> we see them deployed in a ride-share environment we're aiming to have maximum space available inside the vehicle. as passengers. as customers is a benefit of what we're doing >> reporter: other companies like waymo are developing self-driving cars without steering wheels. late last year, an autonomous dri

routes between nissan headquarters, and the nearby shopping center keep in mind, rivals including general motors, volkswagon, toyota already have vehicle programs in the works, rahel, jim? >> well, diane, i understands kfc is apologizing in a cheek i weigh after that chicken shortage. what's this all about? >> yes, that's right. it is a three letter apology from kfc after the shortage across the ponds, the fast cents food chain took out full page ad to apologize for having shut most of et cetera restaurant last week, empty bucket with the initials, but scramble fck, also acknowledged chicken restaurant without any chicken is less than ideal. jim, rahel. >> as jason kelce would say, sub par. >> basic. >> very basic. >> like the way they're handling it. >> do you have make fun of yourself. >> yes. >> thanks, diane, see you in the next hour. >> thank you. >> well, in other news this morning, former first lady michelle obama putting pen to paper for her first memoir. announced on twitter the book will be titled becoming. she says that writing it has been a deeply personal experience. it will include

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employees of general motors in south korea are demanding the government protect their jobs they've already voted to go on strike if the u.s. carmaker decides to pull out of the country the company suspended pay talks earlier this month and revealed it would shut one of its factories it's still deciding the fate of destry remaining plants general motors employs around sixteen thousand people in south korea. in jerusalem one of christianity's holiest sites has reopened to the public's three days after its leaders close there in protest against israeli tax measures the church of the holy settle car is believed by many to be the site of the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ it reopened after the local mayor suspended a plan to make churches pay substantial back taxes on their assets have a force that has this update from occupy eastern. well here in the square outside the church of the holy sepulcher things seem to be back to normal tourists and pilgrims they've been flocking over the last three days not able to get in through those giant wooden doors now they are able to get in to

. >>> general motors says it will builds its cadillac xt-4 crossover suv at its plant in kansas city,sas. gm says that means the fairfax assembly plant will keep about 500 jobs. the plant currently makes the chevy malibu but lost a third shift last fall when malibu sales slumped. gm is spending $265 million to prepare for the xt-4. >>> it's difficult to run a chicken restaurant without chicken. that's what happened to most of the 900 kfc restaurants in the united kingdom and ireland. they were forced to close because of a problem with its new delivery partner dhl. kfc apologized. dhl blamed operational issues. it's unclear when the stores will reopen. >>> and news for all you breakfast cereal fans. for the first time in ten years, general mills is adding a marshmallow to lucky charms. the magical unicorn magical is replacing the hourglass. it features hues of bright purples and blues. it is the first-ever marshmallow to be inspired and created kbooids. >> i don't know why -- by kids. >> i don't know why the hour glass was created to begin with. it shows that time is slipping away, dep