while this plays out in court, gm says safety is its priority as it develops this technology.eporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> now a live desk update. >>> new this morning from our live desk, the battle over charles manson's remains going back to court. a judge in los angeles will hear arguments this morning at issue is which california county should decide who gets man son's remains. as you likely know, charles manson is infamous for orchestrating the 1969 killings of pregnant actress sharon tate and eight others. right now, there are three men who claim they want to properly bury or dispose of manson's ashes. the cult leader died in november. he was 83 years old. since then, there has been a fight not only for his remains but also for his estate, natasha. >>> jessica, thank you. 6:46 now. casey aftfleck won the oscar lat year. tradition dictates he would present best actress this year. he says he's not going and will not be doing that. he's voluntarily bowing out. sexual harassment claims that two women made are receiving new attention in light

gm envisions the car of the future. but will you get in one? those stories and more tonight on "nightly business r. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. two weeks into this new year, the bulls are running on wall street. stocks surged to close at records again. in fact the dow had its third 200-point gain in 2018. that compared to only six during all of last year. today, financial stocks rose after some of the country's biggest case reported their quarterly results. here are the closing numbers. the dow jones industriaag advanced 228 points to 25,803. the nasdaq added 49. the s&p 500 was up 18. and it was a strong week for all three. so how does this start to a year compare to others? what might happen next? mike santoli set out to find some answers. >> reporter: stocks have accelerated into 2018 with a burst of fresh energy, making for the market's hottest start in 15 years. the s&p 500 index has already gained 4% in 2018. the best return over a similar span since 2003 when it was up 5.8%. 2003 turned out great for investors with a 12-mont

and gm is exsensitive, and it's relative value here. >> i agree gm is the one. i think they announced we are closer to a beat they talked about meeting the higher end of the range. and also for next year's strength for ford it is a little under. i mean at this valuation, i think gm is muchmer. they seem to have momentum also, they talk about trucks how important trucks are gm is an enormous truck push. >>> casino stocks are soaring. traders will weigh n. i'm melissa lee, you are watching "fast money. here's what else is coming up on fast snoetd breaking up is hard to do ♪ ♪ >> but a break up could not mean anything good for shareholders we'll explain. >> bitcoin getting bashed again. now a top strategist says it could lead to selling in the stock market he will be here to explain why, when "fast money" returns. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when i

gm hopes to start testing.of transformation this week announced the process of for creating rules for vehicles without a steering wheel. the idea of getting rid of the steering wheel has drivers wanting to pump the brakes. and something is missing from this car. and a sneak peek of what the future may look like. a smart driving smart car without a steering wheel or brake pedal. general motors says it is ready to start building now. >> buzz worthy. >> ed low from motor trend. and the gas pedal. the brakes, the steering wheel. it does really make the prospect of autonomous driving all the more real. >> to get the self driving car on the road, gm announced it filed petition with the national highway traffic safety administration, asking the government to wave federal standards pertaining to human driven cars. self driving cars and even this, self flying, rolocopter were big players at the electronics show. the car maker sees car of the future as mobile line uj. bit of a movie theater on wheels. a survey out this m

gm launching its self-driving car in one year. no steering wheel, no pedals will it send the stock into overdrive? and later, it's the facebook fallout. the stock down 5%, having its worst day since november 2016. but the chart master says this could be your best chance to bite stock he'll explain what has him so excited. first, we start with the markets at all-time highs, the s&p having its best start to the year in more than a decade, the dow hitting a fresh record high and barreling towards 26,000 as the tax euphoria takes america by storm what's driving the markets glad you asked it's what we call the untouchables amazon and boeing only had one down day in 2018 and this following huge runs for both these names last year, starting the year at all time highs. how much further do these stocks have to run and what if anything can bring them down? guy? >> steve has been all over amazon, i'll let him talk about amazon boeing has been a monster. we've been talking about it for the last few years what do they have going for them comme

i'm a champion of gm here.m is doing a lot right and you have a cheap stock. >> metals too. you mentioned copper earlier but platinum is on pace for a ninth day of gains those things all sort of blend together. >> rebar, basic substance of major buildings article in the journal today, page b3, talking about how rebar is going to move up because the competitor has been taken out president trump noticed that the dump -- finish the dumping of china and get more people employed. >> also got new redbook numbers on u.s. same store sales up 5 year on year for the week up five. >> up five >> do people know how big this is remember when macy's we were worried about the dividend now we're worried whether it's going to be contained by 30. there's a lot of people short these stocks. >> still >> yeah, because they need something to short it's been absolutely wrong i mean, the short side has been incredibly bad remember people used to short all the time >> it's painful right now. >> yeah. really painful you see a lot of hedg

. >>> now, gm is blaming the motorcyclist. the motorcyclist himself says the car company is responsible here. and we also have the police accident report revealing who they think is at fault. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us on 11th and howard. >> reporter: hi. this is where the technology is being developed. and we talked to people who work in this area. they say they see the cars rolling out of here every day, being tested. now, they will be tested in court. the motorcycle driver oscar nilsson says the self-driving chevy bolt started to change lanes so he moved up. but the bolt then veered back into the lane knocking him down. he is now suing. >> i would too, sure. i definitely would. good for him. thank god he didn't die, you know. but, yes, they shouldn't be on the streets, period. >> reporter: accidents like this one make those who aren't too sure about self-driving cars even more nervous. >> we got a lot of pedestrians, a lot of bikers, i'm one of them. and i think for emergencies someone should be behind

off we go i continue to maintain ge is very cheap that's what gives me the comfort to hold it >> it's gm that got kicked in its doggie days. >> i mentioned this a couple of times this week, it's controversial but that's my nature, ibm. >> did you hear the warren buffett interview? >> it sounded like he was selling to me. >> it sounds like there will be big news about ibm not good >> it sounded like part of that was for taxable reasons, that's not necessarily a bad thing. >> okay. >> secondly, he bought that

, particularly nafta is what gm. i'm long gm, i do think it's cheap. to me, the cheapest space, the airlines guy touched on it, there was recommendation change from underperform to buy on united and decent data out of united and american. i think they're cheap here, certainly relative to the market, as they should be cheap, they're cyclical, right? a lot of great things are happening in the economy, in their business they are a beneficiary of the tax situation. so i think there's room to run here i hate to say it on a day when they're up so big. >> but you've been saying it for a long time. >> i've been saying it a long time i still think they're cheap. delta, united, and american. >> mr. bill miller likes airlines as well, has liked them for some time. >> he clearly has been watching karen and tim on "fast money" at 5:00 let me talk about delta. i believe they report earnings tomorrow i also believe they're currently trading around ten times or so forward earnings, they'll make close to $6 a share next year. they sh

gm is in another category. they're aiming at a lower price point.hey lobbied hard to keep the incentives going my understanding is with the understanding that it's easier to reform the incentive and get rid of the 200,000 cap or do something about it than it would be to resurrect a credit that was killed they want something done about the cap because they will be hurt it's the chevrolet bolt in the $30,000 to $35,000 $7,500 makes a big difference there. >> finally, on tax reform in a larger context, yesterday we got an announcement from walmart there have been a number of them, bonuses, increase in the minimum wage are you surprised that that is part of the conversation now or are you disappointed in some way? you have a view? >> i'm certainly not disappointed i am a little surprised. i mean, one of the big issues that economists didn't really know because we haven't had many experiments like this is if you immediately provide the sort of windfall to corporate america, who gets the spoils? does it go to workers, does it go to shareholders and i thin

this is a one-year chart, and we see last year that both ford and gm lower, and then gm took off as thefforts took away. there are involved in electric vehicles, something that ford is now articulating they're going to get into autonomous. their moving forward. are questioning if it is a turnaround, -- david: jim hackett specifically said mark fields is not moving fast enough. it was a reaction to silicon valley. it is a close connection to silicon valley, so was meant to be a turnaround, and it was meant to be fast. abigail: right now, the stock is not reacting favorably. wild was sideways, but now sharply higher. maybe ford will follow along. shery: abigail, thank you very much. once taxing a favorable reaction is apple. the company expects to pay $38 billion in taxes -- as a consequence of the new u.s. laws. apple plans to spend $30 billion in the u.s. over five years and create 20,000 new jobs at existing sites and a new campus. there with new details is andrew silverman. he wrote back in september that , how will youe come up with the compilation that apple is saying right now? whe

>> yes, and it's a stock i've continued to stay long gm has the roqbotaxi market.hink there's reasons to stay long gm. i'm short via chrysler this stock has gone ballistic. i'm also short ferrari there are places -- >> just valuations >> the valuation makes no sense. i realize people try to trade it in a different way but yeah, it's a valuation >> you're long several ferraris. >> a modest man. >> a humble man. >> emerging markets. >> auto nation, that's bk's mike jackson. >> if you follow him on august 29th, remember we talked about this, out of the blue seemingly they announced $250 million stock repurchase on top of their existing one stock was in the low 40s then, it's in the low 50s now. valuation is cheap, 12 times forward earnings it's got 18% short interest. i think auto nation makes sense here >> tesla taking over all the other autos. i like >>> welcome back to "fast money. it was a big day for tech with the nasdaq closing above 7,000 for the first time ever, with apple soaring nearly 2%, as the apology tour rolls on for the iphone maker, offering battery s

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phil >> reporter: and, joe, gm has just given its guidance for 2018, premarket. higher here's the reason why. 2018 will be roughly in line with 2017 which could be a record year in terms of profits. they're going to make a $1 billion investment in autonomous drive vehicles in 2018 and trucks will be the area that they're going to be expanding their portfolio the most for in the next year. they believe that will be driving profitability not only in '18 but even greater profitability in 2019. then with regard to what happens with the new tax reform law and whether or not general motors will follow what other companies have done and award its employees some type of a bonus or some kind of benefit because of the tax reform law, here's what mary barra had to say >> we think that system works. it keeps goal alignment and so that's -- that's how the benefits as they flow through the company will flow through into profit sharing and into the overall performance. >> bottom line is this general motors may do something because of this tax reform law, but if it does it will

gm hopes to start testing those vehicles with no internal controls here soon.artment of transportation just this week announced it would start the process for creating the rules for vehicles without a steering wheel. but the idea of getting rid of the steering wheel has some drivers wanting to pump the brakes. >> something is missing from this car and it's a sneak peek of what the future may look like. a self-driving smart car without a steering wheel or even a brake pedal. general motors says it's ready to start building them now. >> it's pretty buzz wo. when you start taking away fundamental controls like the gas pedal, the brake and the steering wheel, it does make the prospect of autonomous driving all the more real. >> to get this self-driving car on the road by 2019, gm announced this morning it's filed a petition with the national highway traffic safety administration asking the government to waive some standards pertaining to human-driven cars. self-driving cars were big players at this year's electronics show. but a new survey out this morning by the a

production ready no steering wheel gm up 20% in a year.m, no hands. dagen: no steering wheel no pedals john i think you'd take that over a car driven by jonas though. >> [laughter] i might be able to back up his scooter after 18 years i still have no idea what he says in predictions. dagen: i love y our viewers charles is now. charles: unprecedented, remarkable, extraordinary, to some of the words used by the mainstream media to describe president trump's televised immigration meeting earlier this week. and despite some controversial comments at another meeting, deirdre bolton says this is public relations on immigration and this is what everybody should be talking about hello i'm charles p in for neil cavuto , to charlie gasparino, and adam lashinsky, deirdre it was remarkable something many people have never seen before. >> it was indeed and listen president trump understands the media. i mean, it's not a thing he had a very successful tv career and that was a great visual. it did get people

meanwhile, gm expects sales of the chevy bolt to increase due to a full year of nationwide sales. finally, expect to see plans for self-driving cars to expand in the next year. waymo will start its self-driving ride sharing service in arizona and grow it from there, while gm's self-driving chevy bolt will go from the streets of san francisco to new test drives in new york. and other automakers expect their autonomous drive programs to kick into a higher gear next year, setting up 2018 to become a crucial year for an auto industry going through a technological transformation. the airline industry is soaring as it flies into 2018, thanks to strong demand in the world's key markets. from the u.s. to china to europe, airlines are expecting near record passenger levels in 2018. that's one reason why global profits for carriers are forecast to top $38 billion, which would be an all-time high. one reason profits will increase is because airline fees and revenues will keep climbing higher in 2018. from checked bags to changed reservations, airlines are projected to rake in more than $57 b

gm filed a petition today asking the government to waive some of the federal standards pertaining to these human driven cars, as they will be known someday, but a new survey found americans not quite ready to let go of the wheel. >> they've had it the entire history of the car, so taking away such a potential component of a car is a seismic shift. >> yeah, it is. 64% of americans expressed concern about sharing the roads with driverless cars. 75% are not comfortable with disconnecting vehicle equipment like that steering wheel. got to have something to hang onto. gm says if it gets government approval, it can start testing these cars in at least seven states. >>> we are coming up on a holiday weekend. it took a while, but the sunshine did come out. how much sunshine or clear sky will you get for the weekend, that and two rain chances. we'll have the timing on those coming up. bart says it will be l t will be on t >> and coming up new at 6:00 tonight new drama over the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose, b.a.r.t. says it will be late. the vta says it will be on time. the tussle over the t

but until that happens, gm and other automakers will continue building south of the border. gm says that the demand for trucks and suvs here in the united states is one reason why it continues building in mexico. the plants here in the u.s. that also build those trucks and suvs are running at capacity. there's nowhere to build those vehicles that are in demand except to build them in mexico. chicago.au, "nightly business >> to read more about mexican car imports, please head to our website,nbr.com. separately, the white house today said the president will travel to the world economic forum in davos later this month. it's a gathering of world leaders and business executives. >>> still ahead, connected homes, connected people, and connected cities. it could be a . >>> apple responds to two of its investors as we reported yesterda jana partners callister's urged apple to take a responsible approach to helping parents protect children. apple said, quote, with today's ios devices parents have the ability to control and restrict apps, websites, movies, songs, and books, as well as

companies, buying autonomous things, gm did here's the thing ford had a 30% rally off the low.t gave back 10% it wasn't particularly dramatic here when they downgraded their outlook. it wasn't dramatic getting this bad news out of the way this week gives them the opportunity to possibly talk about some of these fundamentals that could drive the stock for the balance of the year. i have a couple of charts real quickly. if you look at this, some of you like to use a three-day rule on a downward spike this thing is right now at six months' support. we'd better hold right here. but we also have a five-year chart. and we know that down trend looks like from the highs in 2014 if it doesn't hold here, it' probably going back to 11. then you look and see at 10.50 that was the 52 week low it's a double low from 2015 also that's down 15% in total here's the deal. i think a lot of the bad news out of the stock, sentiment is poor only four buys on the street two sells and the rest are holds. i think you see the stock back at $13.50 if the report has any good news. you can buy the calls at

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when i graduated i did feel a real sense of obligation to first go to gm. i had lots of other offers but to go to gm. i was a computer science and engineering degree. david: were there a lot of men -- women taking those courses in those days at northwestern? ms. rometty: what do you think? david: not that many? ms. rometty: no. i was probably the only woman in many of those classes even then. david: so you're at general motors for a couple years and then hear of an opportunity to go to a company called ibm. ms. rometty: sometimes people think you have this long, thought out career plan. i'm sorry to tell you, i had been working at general motors and while i liked what i was doing i really fell because i liked technology it was this idea to be able to apply it to lots of different industries. it was as simple as my husband said look, i have a friend and his dad works for ibm. why don't you just call him? i think actually my husband set -- who set the interview up to be honest with you. david: a finder's fee or anything? ms. rometty: yeah. i'm still paying th

. >> how is gm doing today? trish: i hate to tell you this michael president obama didn't do a darn thing. who helped the economy, none other than janet yellen. janet yellen was key to success for this economy just to keep it at its baseline. anything was coming out of washington -- >> barack obama didn't do anything good during the eight years in your opinion? trish: very little. i had a lot of hope for him too. i really did. i remember talked to senator judd gregg from new hampshire who was very optimistic when he went there. he said to me, at the time, this is a chance to really start to get beyond all of bipartisanship. he took a job as commerce secretary only days later to give it up, perhaps he was confronted rude reality of rahm emanuel et cetera, he gave it up. there was a huge opportunity and one of the reasons why i sam so frustrated with obama's presidency because he could have brought people together instead, he increased the divide. you want to say oh, donald trump is there now. donald trump is ther

. >> the motorcyclist suing gm. let's go back to amy hollyfield live in sonoma. >> reporter: you might not even though that this is being created here. these are the offices at howard and 11th. they're not marked. but this is the crew's automation offices. the cars are here on the streets of san francisco. but they are now being called into question. a motorcyclist, oscar nielsen says a self-driving chevy bolt started to change lanes so nielsen moved up. then the car didn't make the lane change but moved back hitting and knocking over nielsen. the police report blames nielsen for passing a vehicle when it wasn't safe. nielsen's lawyer says he disagrees with that conclusion, saying his client was innocent and just driving down the road. this chevy had a backup driver. as he tried to grab the wheel and steer away, it was too late. a statement from gm says safety is their primary focus and point to the police report, blaming the motorcycle driver. cruise automation say the self-driving cars had about a half a dozen col

i had a lot of other offers, but to go to gm. i was a computer science and engineering degree.id: were there a lot of women taking those courses in those days at northwestern? ginni: what do you think? david: not that many? ginni: no. i was probably the only woman in many of those classes, even then. david: so you are at general motors for a couple of years. and then you hear of an opportunity to go to a company called ibm. ginni: it wasn't, as sometimes people think, that you have some long thought-out career plan. i'm sorry to tell you it was, i had been working at general motors, and while i liked what i was doing, i really felt, because i liked technology, it was this idea of to be able to apply to lots of different industries. and it was as simple as my husband said, hey, look, i have a friend and his dad works for ibm. why don't you just call him? and actually i think it was my husband who actually set the interview up, to be honest with you. david: did he get a finder's fee or anything from you? ginny: yeah, i am still paying that finder's fee. [laughter] ginni: so i wen

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gm are saying we are going to make this are saying we are going to make this a crash—free zone.definitely. ifeel like a dinosaur! so do ijames, you're not alone there, i have to say. thank you for coming in today. there is always space for dinosaurs on this show. we will have more coverage of the events at carillion and what it can mean for people in the uk and around the world. we will see at the same time, same place tomorrow. bye—bye. good morning. the weather over the coming days is looking pretty changeable. we have got a bit of everything in the forecast, but generally, it's turning much colder over the coming days. we have got snow and ice on the forecast for tonight and tomorrow and turning windier as the week goes on as well. we have a weather front which is draped across the country this morning, bringing a lot of cloud and some heavy rain with it. that will clear through behind it, the colder air taking charge, it will be windy this afternoon with a mixture of sunshine and showers. so at 8am, we have got this weather front across the south east, heavy pulses of rain a

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the fact that gm and fiat chrysler have been able to keep earnings going, and ford, on the other handnd going into 2018, you do see some skepticism from the analysts that this may not be the whole story. julie: you can also point out that ford relies more on aluminum than its rivals because of the f-150. to what extent can they pass this on to consumers? or do they not have that pricing power right now? craig: they do with the f series pickup, their bread and butter model. but they don't have much pass that right now. the compact suv segment, which has been growing like crazy, you see gm and toyota taking advantage of that, ford's model is one of the oldest in that segment. the suv's in that lineman -- line-up are some -- older than any of their foe's. pricing at other companies, able to take over this -- take advantage of this pricing surgeon suv's that we have had. stay tuned for our interview with the chief financial officer at ford, bob shanks, coming up at 4 p.m. eastern on "what'd you miss?." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "bloombergis is markets," i am scarlet fu. the brink's chairman

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