general motors can make cheap cars too. they have a $5,000ev in china.rs that you purchase and, you know, those college student, you know, the cheapest 10 cars in the u.s., they garner about a 6% of the market in 2023. that's the market for the cheapest cars. and then the kind of market that you're in whether it's china or india, mexico or here, that sort of sets the price of the cheapest cars. you know, like, you're not going to run out and buy the seagull because americans tend not to want stripped-down, cheap car, you know? it's always a nice headline, we use the you go analogy in the if story -- yugo, it was a $4,000 car and it seems great, but then service is a progress, reliability is a problem. it's actually -- a progress, it's very expensive to get it fixed. remember, the up-front cost is only one portion of the equation there. >> so what do you think u.s. automakers need to do to head off this chinese competition? >> so the way i liked it best, we were chatting with the president of volkswagen-america, and he was sort of pragmatic. he's a foreig

how important is this place to general motors?ell, i think it's vitally important because when you look at, you know, what's happening in every industry, technology is changing it and enabling it. gm is in the process of replacing gas with electricity. this is the new hummer all electric, a smooth ride. also going electric. the oakland school district today announcing that all of its busses are now evs using electricity, then sending it back to the grid after school when these busses are not used in transportation, which also happens to be the peak demand for energy in the evenings and summers, these busses will be plugged into our platform to provide energy back to the grid. the bay area is getting known for this, which is why a 115 year old company wants in on the modern action. so we think there's a huge opportunity in the software and services space, as well as improving the profitability of evs. as we continue to work on battery technology, it's nice to see the ceo and silicon valley. you know, tesla has a manufacturing plant

biden: i'm the guy that brought back the automobile -- i was asked to bring back chrysler and general motors and we brought them back in ohio and michigan. he blew it. they are gone. he blew it -- >> ohio had the best year it has ever had last year. michigan had that last year they have ever had. many car companies came in from germany, went to michigan and ohio -- >> mr. vice president, go ahead. pres. biden: take a look at what he has actually done. he has done very little and his trade deals are the same way. he talks about great trade deals, the art of the deal, china perfected the art of the steel. have a higher deficit with china now than before. -- mr. trump: china aid your lunch. china eight your lunch, and no wonder, your son goes and takes out billions of dollars, takes out billions of dollars and makes millions of dollars, and also, while we're at it, out of curiosity, the mayor of moscow's wife gave your son $3.5 million. what did he do to deserve it? what did he do with her to deserve? pres. biden: none of that is true. mr. trump: really? >> mr. president, please. totally discre

>> i'm calling about general motors. i'm a longtime shareholder of general motors.e had it three years now, and i got sloppy because i purchased in the 50s, but i also purchased in the 50s. the reason i'm calling today is, i know general motors is buying back shares, which is a positive, but i also know that you like ford and ford has a higher dividend. what are your thoughts on me flipping my shares of general motors into port? >> this buyback has really worked, and i think the stock is going higher. ford, i am betting, will come to its senses and do a buyback. then, you will wish you were in ford stock, but right now, stick with the gm. i'm not going to urge you to sell. thank you for being a member of the club. i think it's just a matter of time for the buyback, and 'm being paid almost 5% to get it, but i can't say swap one for the other right now. deere stock has been stuck in a ditch, but management is doing a great job of taking control of their own destiny. i don't think i would give up on this one. maybe we will do some buying. much more mad money. can this

so even if the head of general decided that it might be better general motors to regulate the banks ae more his or her interest, i think now it's a her is to let finance run wild and so that's what i mean by the of the ceos. so it's a really argument because i was always in that first camp it's like, oh, general motors acceptance corporation, they're making all that money. they're bank and so many other at consumer goods companies are. so that's really interesting and your answer actually prompted another for me because i've been myself the same question about climate change which is why are all these companies who are not fossil fuel entities, not screaming, bloody murder, what the fossil fuel complex is doing to the country and, the world and, you know, we've seen little bit of peeps from from silicon valley, but for the most part, they're absent in this debate are not tr tgovernment to do whe industalwith to do in the thirto save the system. so just, you know, i don't like to spring this on you but do you think the same kind of thing might might help address why we've got this simi

general motors has a partner that has when that sells for $10,000. it is a tiny vehicle.e -- some of the vehicles priced cheaply for u.s. consumers, and may or may not pass u.s. safety rules. they still have a multi-talent -- thousand dollar cost advantage when it comes to ev drive components. in this hemisphere, that is all being developed as part of the inflation reduction act to meet requirements to get the tax benefits for consumers. it is going to take a few years to build that out. in the meantime, the government doesn't want chinese ev's so you are undercutting everything they are trying to do. sonali: how do we think about this moving forward? you were talking about ipos broadening in terms of scope. are we seeing enough breadth in the market to be able to chomp on new stock? >> i think we do have the sign that in terms of this being oversubscribed and the strength for viking that there is -- there has been so much reticence around ipo market and capital markets. we had big ones last year that did ok, but not wonderfully. i think investors are going to look for th

. >> general motors robo taxi company.ruz has paid a settlement to a san francisco woman who was dragged by one of their self-driving cars last october. the woman was dragged 20 feet by the cruise car after being hit by another vehicle. fortune magazine reports the settlement was between 8 12 million dollars. the woman had life threatening injuries after the crash. general motors replaced almost the entire management team at cruz and the dmv later suspended. the driverless taxi permits to operate in san francisco. has more. electric vehicles reached the roads, gas tax revenue, which funds road repairs. >> is declining. so california is going to test a road charge program to help fill that void. the state is recruiting about 800 drivers to participate in the 6 month study that starts next year. drivers will be required to pay road charges each month based on the number of miles driven for their participation. california will pay each person about 400 bucks in gift cards. also get a gas tax refund at the end of the pilot pro

how important is this place to general motors? well, i think it's vitally important because when you look at, you know, what's happening in every industry, technology is changing it and enabling it. amber says having a presence here will help gm keep up with competitors when it comes to cutting edge technology for evs and gas powered cars happening tomorrow, state lawmakers are taking up a new bill to crack down on speeding. the bill would increase punishment for people caught going too fast. it would also add two points on your record if you're caught driving more than 25 miles above the posted limit, drivers were caught speeding more than once within a year, will have their license suspended, state says. in the last four years, speeding has been the cause of 30% of all vehicle crashes. now, sf based rideshare giant uber announced some updates today that includes shuttle rides and a food delivery partnership with costco. today was uber's annual go get showcase in new york city. uber ceo announced the new shuttle service, which wi

general motors opening a new location in silicon valley.the reason the ceo is taking a different approach to building clean cars. the news at five starts right now. thanks for being with us on this wednesday. i'm jessica aguirre and i'm janelle wang. before we get to all that news, we are following some breaking news right now out of uc irvine. we want to take you there, give you a live look at the campus right now. police there, campus police reporting over 200 pro-palestinian protesters closed off a lecture hall on campus. there is a clash going on between protesters and police right now. as you can see, this is some video that just came into the newsroom a short time ago. police are asking the students and demonstrators to leave the area and avoid it. buildings near the lecture hall are on lockdown. no classes are in session right now. as you can see there, there's people marching. there's also a phalanx of police. we're going to keep a close eye on ■this and we'll bring you more information and take you back here as this story develops.

crews, which is owned by general motors will be soon begin testing self driving vehicles on public roads there, but the cars will have a human at the wheel just in case. the company lost its license to test in san francisco after 1 of its cars hit and dragged a pedestrian back in october. still ahead here at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. yeah. attacks on the ap. p. i. community, sparking a new fight in a special report will take a deep dive dive into the power of the asian vote, and how local leaders are taking notice. plus the bay area's brand new wnba team finally has a name. in san francisco asian americans make up 30 of the pa despite representing 1/3 of the city. the group was never considered an important part of the political landscape. but that all changed in 2022. when the asian american voting bloc woke up and decided to flex their muscle at the ballot box. ryan enomoto looks at the 2 issues that sparked this awakening. and how politicians have taken notice. and you can find all our special stories for ap. hair. month on our website. k p i x.com all right, turning to

moments where they a lot of power because if you go on strike, you're an auto worker and you're general motorscoming, you increase your production, you store some you know, you can you can anare a farmer and you're growing green beans and your workers go onstrn beans, right? that is just your income for a year can be totally gone. they rarely get to use it because the federal intervened s with labor and so world war two, that's exactly what happens a you know, increased demand because people are being war jobs.' and so farm workers are organizing not necessarily thro unions, but just organizing themselves. we're not on that truck. we'll get oncause that guy, you know, treats us decently andut this and federal governmentuse it's a war. you know, they need the to be produced. they fed. they intervene by saying, okay, we'll brin workers. and those workers, it turns out, could be sent home by employers. it wasn't e intention of the setup, but that's the practice o basically undercut the folksl 't they're gone it's that they have power and the guest worker programs help to reduce that mnwer. so the

they can't make an electric car at general motors at profit but hyundai and kia can?hat's going on here? stuart: the president dead wrong on so many aspects of the economy and we will leave it there. thank you very much, see you again soon, now this. congresswoman elana lahr will likely face a censure vote after she called some jewish students pro-genocide. of the squad member is brushing it off. aishah hasnie will have that report from l. legal expert say stormy daniels's testimonies backfiring for the prosecution, this as a georgia appeals court agrees to hear arguments on whether fans are but i will should be removed from trump's election interference case. are those cases falling apart. bret baer on that next. ♪ ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're

but for somebody who says they're nervous, you weren't nervous with general motors. you weren't nervous with citi. it's okay to have missed the trade, but, i don't know. it's obvious to me by looking at the charts, higher for longer has made it not difficult to be bullish. >> good point. allow me to elaborate that i'm not selling citi, general motors or delta airlines, you would if you were going into a recession. i really would like the fed, steve, to be as the quarterback leading the receiver. >> hold on. let me take notes. >> there's not a long track record of the fed -- >> they're telling you they're not going to do that. >> and it makes me nervous. you would be a fool to not be nervous. i'm looking over my shoulder. >> they will wait for spreads to blow out -- >> yeah. >> didn't we have a dress rehearsal for that last march? >> convince me not to be nervous. you are correct. >> we had a dress rehearsal. >> a hyper localized bank one, and it wasn't even really in the fed's hands to do much. the fdic said, guys, we just decided there's no limit. >> you know i'm lo

general motors and chrysler participated to a lesser extent, but many other american companies generallysition, yes, as if to show taxpayers where this money actually went, yes, which was allocated by the same united states of america, to support the soviet union. in fact, back in forty-three, oil companies affiliated with the united states of america supplied fuel and lubricants materials, to the third reich, yes, that is. american industry. so, the creator of this very significant portion of light military uniforms for wehrmacht soldiers and officers was the famous designer hugo boss. his company turned to historians and lawyers for help. trying to renounce cooperation with hitler, but in the end brand had to admit the fact of creating the nazi uniform and apologize for the exploitation of prisoners of war prisoners from concentration camps in factories. all of them had business interests in germany and they did not want to sever ties and lose profits after the outbreak of world war ii. indeed, the support of the united states of america and germany was enough. both financial and techn

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putting it together, tesla, the dominant ev maker, along with ford and general motors, they are doing the best over the last year, up 27%, whereas ford and tesla in the last year are down 10%. as for that? fee, take a look at this map, it's a neat picture here. the brighter the green, this is where we have more ev's in the dealerships. wyoming, 60. north dakota, 138. maine, 296. one main thought is the drive on the adoption into other states could be a new pool of demand for electric vehicles. katie: thank you so much. for more on the auto outlook, we have the north american global ceo and coo, as well as matt miller, our resident car guy. let's kick off the conversation with what is going on your georgia plant. hyundai, as reported in april, will be spending more to produce 100 vehicles. are you still betting that it will be the full battery ev's that will dominate? >> good afternoon. thank you for having me. good to see you, matt. we are still confident, visiting our plant in savannah last week, i'm happy to report that we will be able to produce three months ahead of schedule, by o

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giants, it will be enough for chinese consumers to simply boycott them, last year the american general motorsmore than 2 million cars to china, this is more than in the united states, so beijing will not remain silent about the trade war unleashed by washington, the chinese foreign ministry promised, adding that they will do everything to protect their own interests. ksenia nikrasova, anastasia vishnyakova, especially for ntv. prime minister of slovakia robert fitsu, who was assassinated, is in stable condition, said the minister of defense of the republic robert kaliniak. now doctors are doing everything possible to improve the condition of the head of government. the politician was attacked after a retreat. approached the people gathered on the street to greet them, at which time one of the men in the crowd opened fire on him. almost all european leaders have already condemned the assassination attempt. sent words of support and vladimir putin, calling robert fitz a courageous, strong-willed man. the fact that moscow strongly condemns this attack was once again emphasized today by president

, test nag front of congress, what's good for america is what's good for general motors there's always someone at some point. >> they're not. >> you make a good point so many industries that benefit from generative a.i. and how they integrate into their businesses and services but not buying high-end gpus to me that's why google has had the run it has had and amazon is a dark horse trade as it relates to, you know, the generative a.i. thing notice it's 4% off its all-time highs or something like that. it hasn't participated microsoft right now we don't really know what's going on with copilot, but we know what's going on in the cloud business to me those are probably the safest bets right now until we start to see companies that come to market, maybe via ipo much earlier stages you guys, you go back, nvidia was a small company for years and years and years, and then they got a few things right, when somebody said we can put -- >> gaming -- >> gpo on the cpu and do other things we'll get some of those in the next few years. >> goldman sachs and american express hitting records of

the woman had life threatening injuries and after the crash, general motors replaced almost all of the management team at cruz. the dmv later suspended cruises driverless taxi permits to operate in san francisco. now to the south bay where police in los altos are warning residents to be on the lookout for thieves are breaking into empty building squad for charles clifford joins us now live from los altos with details here. what are these allegedly trying to steal? >> well, they appear to be targeting large items like appliances for refrigerators, things like that. and they're doing breaking into these vacant and under construction homes in the middle of the night. the police department asking for the public's help in figuring out who's responsible. >> in a note posted on facebook, the los altos police department says that in recent weeks thieves have been targeting homes that are for sale and unoccupied, according to authorities, the burglars are entering these vacant houses and stealing items, including appliances that have been staged inside the thieves have also been stealing applia

we if we write about things, we must write about princeton in general motors. but actually, that might be cutting off a lot of interesting ways of thinking about the intersections of race, sex, all these things. i wanted to i wanted to ask about the relationship between sexuality and gender and the differentor, the different ways of thinking about queer in quotes, queer and trans labor ounds from hearing the amazing stories you've ways in which there's a lot of overlap between subjects the basis of sexuality and those marginalized on the basis of a gender transition in somes wch there's not. and ryan, your your framework sort of emphasizing bodily discipline and unrestrained bodies can be a really interesting way of linking them. but i could that in some of your accounts there also might be some justification splitting off b or histories of sexuality, trans histories of hear your thoughts on how gender and sexuality you work or don't work as analytic categories together and thinking about the history of labor. hmm. mm hmm. i woul you for some work. oh, that's a

really is a function of what we learned in the auto market is cyclical, stellantis outperformed general motorse like to build narratives. >> last year 2023 and build narratives european, the market, the hybrid strategy and what we really there the 2023 gains in the 2024 pain because the inventory is on dealer box, to be jeeps. jack: toyota crushing it. >> toyota is crushing it, hybrids are definitely helping, hybrids are growing faster than battery electric vehicles, we talked about this endlessly, affordability is a huge issue the average hybrid $15000 less than the average battery electric vehicle in the u.s. if you look at the yen, they make cars in japan the expert them to the u.s., generally speaking, the yen has depreciated almost all of the operating profit depending on how you want to count the improvement 23 - 24 for honda and toyota, the yen. jack: we don't have time for tesla but elon musk goes to china and suddenly he got regulatory help over there, meghan, what if on april 15 i forgot about the second job, can you help me out. >> i think you're not screwed, this is good news. if y

. >>> it's the end of an era for general motors.etroit automaker is shutting down production of its chevy malibu. the change takes effect this november, and gm says it will make room for a bigger focus on electric vehicles. >>> and this could be the most expensive slice of pineapple you've ever seen. del monte is introducing this new and rare red pineapple. it's called the ruby glow and is being advertised as a luxury designer piece of fruit. it's sold without its spiky crown and packaged in a box, but it won't be easy to find. there's a global wait list, and some retailers are selling them for up to $396 each. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> better be the most delicious thing i've ever tasted. >>> up next, crushed by criticism. why a new ad for apple's ipad is getting backlash on social media. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and itchy eyes, the truth may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, wh

steel or general motors or the curtis wright aviation company. there's some questions about whether truman succeeded very much in sort of the notion that small contractors were going to make fighter planes or tanks or whatever. but he did advocate that it played very well with the american people. but some of the criticism for that, he wasn't really all that effective in that regard. yeah. steve drummond going back to the steel issue, taking on henry kaiser would not be for the faint of heart, would it? no. kaiser it's funny. henry kaiser is almost forgotten today. we only really know of him because of the health care plan that bears his name. kaiser permanente. but at the time, he was one of the most powerful and successful industrialists in the country. kaiser had figured out, and kaiser stepped into a giant void early in the war. the need for merchant ships to get materials across the ocean to great britain, which stood alone against nazi germany at the time. and in german submarines, the u-boats were sinking those ships at a very frightening

elsewhere, general motors has announced that they will stop making the famous chevrolet malibu. production is expected to come to an end later this year, as the car maker is focussing on a new model. they'll focus on shchevrolet bo, which is an electric car. it was perhaps an adaptation to the new time. >> okay, sylvia, thanks. >>> still to come, indiana finds it hard to keep pace in the big apple. we have all the playoff action right after this. ghafr is .ofacon [birds chirping] for nourished, lightweight hair, the right ingredients make all the difference. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe. and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't. hair feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. plant power you can feel. new herbal essences sulfate free. feeling ughh from a backed up gut? ughh. miralax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go. free your gut and your mood will follow. for 8 grams of fiber, try mirafiber gummies. new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser? with the scru

>> general motors robo taxi company. cruz has paid a settlement to a san francisco woman who was dragged by one of the company's self-driving cars that crash in october along market street led the california dmv to suspend cruises. driverless taxi permits investigators have said the crew's car dragged the woman about 20 feet after she had been hit by another car. the woman suffered life-threatening injuries. fortune magazine reports the settlement is between 8 12 million dollars. san francisco city officials are celebrating a major milestone in their homeless outreach program. last year. the city launched its hart, which stands for homeless engagement, outreach response. this program is meant to engage with people experiencing homelessness as an alternative to a law enforcement response. the city says they help about 300 people every week in the first year, hart addressed more than 13,000 calls to service and completed all of those requests, including blocked sidewalks and even small encampments. hart also placed 144 peo

general motors is betting on the bay area to fuel its innovation, as the auto industry becomes more highech, it has opened up a tech hub right in the heart of silicon valley. >> located on tarabella avenue in mountain view, it will house about 200 employees. they range from software engineers to research and development. >> report to bring you here. a massive manhunt underway right now in france. more on the prison break by a drug kingpin known as the fly and the frantic search from international police, plus a presidential rematch. >> more on the newly announced debates. in what nancy pelosi says she would do if she were president, biden, and one of the biggest mysteries of the mona lisa may finally have been sold. first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy, watch tonight and i'll clean your pool. >> that look, i don't know if you know this, but you're a bit of an influencer because it's really catching on. in fact, i've seen pele all over town wearing. yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with you? get out! andy! get out of my ro

it's you make a lot more money mining critical minerals than you do actually so tell that to general motorsthat brings us to the hot button question here in termsóuf this issue and the policy involved, how do you see this looming in the upcoming presidential election? i've had a feeling that that question was going to come up. so, you know, i mean obviously president biden has made the inflation reduction core to his administration. and its a singul that not just , but also senator manchin, who's very pro mining had advocated for and you're not familiar. basically, the inflation reduction will give tax credits for electric vehicles produced with critical minerals extracted either in the united states. or from a country with a free trade deal with the united states, basically an ally country and that's meant to spur and international mining. and that'had, i think, effects that are not fully understood yet, that are still being sorted out. i mean, one of the ironies that i point out in the book is if we're notng in, the country, then how are we going to get the tax credit? so i think those ar

he said don't buy general motors. he said don't buy disney, don't go to disney. across the board. you know, he got in the middle of the at&t time warner merger. is that these were all politically motivated mixtures with commerce and telling american consumers not to buy these oducts and to buy the foreign competitors. we've never seen that in history before. that's what ceos don't like, is that divide and conquer nonsense. furthermore, as -- >> jeff, sorry to cut you off, my man. i want to let brian to get in here and get a chance to respond. >> jeff, you were talking about you were alluding to publicly traded companies and their ceos you're saying and they're not necessarily going toward helping toward trump. but you know, to argue that that negates in a way the financial weight that some of these people -- you're right, to your point, aren't necessarily executives of publicly traded companies. i don't necessarily think it negates the effort these folks are making. or the amount of money they're putting behind trump or raising for trump. you said something about david sacks, and

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last year , the american general motors sold more than 2 million cars to china, this is more than inted states, so beijing will not remain silent about the trade war unleashed by washington, the chinese foreign ministry promised, adding that they will do everything to protect their own interests. ksenia nekrasova anastasia vishnyakova, especially for ntv. slovak prime minister robert fitz, who was assassinated, is in serious condition, he reported. minister of defense of the republic, now doctors are doing everything possible to improve the condition of the head of government. the politicians were attacked after a cabinet meeting. fitz approached the people gathered on the street to greet them, at which time one of the men in the crowd opened fire on him. as the head of the country's ministry of internal affairs emphasized, the attacker was a lone attacker and had previously participated in protests against the authorities, but was not a member of radical groups. the minister stressed that the assassination attempt was politically motivated and slovakia, quote, is practically on the