i've been working nicely with gm to get this done.eat, governor and senator rob portman. with all the car companies coming back and much more, the usa is booming. is the auto comeback for real? if so, what impact could it have on the whole economy? what do you think? >> well, david, i love to see this being that ohio is my home state so holler at ohio for the jobs and production they are getting out of this. you know, the electric movement let's say in cars vehicles trucks is definitely coming on. it's not going to be tomorrow where it's taking over but it is a good movement there. but now we have the tariffs moving. the big thing with china in a next few days. maybe they will postpone some plans with tariff hikes. auto workers have a direct effect or they will be affected based on the how the tariff talk works out. but automakers have a little bit of pressure on them given the fact we have self-driving cars coming down the road and so forth. to me it is a cloudier picture than it once was. >> higher aluminium and steel prices as well

this is good for workforce, he says, and maybe good for gm. at least to get the monkey off of their back. it gets gm's responsibility away from lordstown. these plans were unallocated. orcannot technically close sell a plant before the current labor agreement expires, which happens in september. there was hope on the part of detroit,hat lordstown, some of these other plants could find products to build after the current agreement expires. this says that if they are going to sell it to workforce, gm is not going to put a product into lordstown. they are making other investments and that is the thing the president tweeted about. they will invest $700 million in other plants in ohio that make parts for gm's full-size heavy-duty pickup trucks the company is ramping up in flint, michigan. gm is expecting sales to rise. those people will be doing more work. they would get standard parts developed. for the people in lordstown, it is hard to see -- unless workforce has a big expansion in its business. david: thank you so much for the reporting from de

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plant closing, 1700 people risk at losing their jobs and he intervened and he negotiated with the gm and the plant was sold and actually gm announced that they were investing several million dollars into the state of ohio. i don't think he's doing this for purely partisan reasons or political reasons, he cares deeply about workers and if you're a rural rust belt worker in ohio or coal miner in virginia it's great to have a president on your side. heather: how do you think this will play out in terms of the election moving forward? >> when you look at the swing states that president trump won in '16 that he will need again, pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, it really does come down to jobs and to see a president who cares about manufacturing, energy workers, cares about rural america, i think they vote with their wallets. heather: in terms of the unions, though, will they throw their support behind president trump? >> it was an interesting phenomena in '16 where union leadership felt obligate today come and support hillary but the members said -- heather: it's happened with biden in term

i've been working nicely with gm to get this done. thank you to mary b, your great governor and senator rob portman. with all the car companies coming back, much more, the usa is booming. a huge jump in workhorse shares. more than 200% at the close. gm shares were trading slightly lower on the session. the deal is crucial as ohio is politically important state. melissa: jackie, so sorry to break in on but we have disney earnings right now. we're looking at adjusted earnings per share of $1.61 on revenue of 14.92 billion. let's go to deirdre bolton who has the details. deirdre? reporter: i got you melissa, let me give you the numbers, earnings beat. $1.61 exceeding expectations for $1.58. revenue there is a beat there. 14.92 billion. wall street looking for 14.36. i want to take you through some of the individual parts of revenue. the two parts that beat. media, actually and parks. so media, company these are sales figures, posting 5.73 billion. wall street looking for 5.53. if you look at parks, a beat in revenue as well, parks coming

. >>> the president tweeting about gm's ceo mary barra moments ago.l lebeau joins us from chicago with more. >> morgan, the lordstown ohio plant with general motors basically idled, starting in march, and said look we're not going to be building any more small cars, that's where the chevy cruz was built, donald trump has been hammering general motors for weeks that something needs to change, they need to bring that plant back. he has just sent out a tweet and in that tweet, two tweets, we should point out great news for ohio just spoke to mary barra, ceo of general motors who informed me subject to a uaw agreement, et cetera, gm will be selling their beautiful lordstown plant to workhorse where they plan to build electric trucks. gm will also be spending $700 million in ohio and then he goes on to tweet again, in three separate locations creating 450 jobs i have been working nicely with gm to get this done. thank you to mary b. your great governor and senator rob portman. with all the car companies coming back and much more the u.s. is booming. genera

gm is basically outlining some of those manufacturing jobs, about 450 at some of gm's facilities in ohion manufacturing, they are being created as part of this announcement but again, the lordstown plant is not officially sold yet. scott, back to you >> good stuff. phil, thanks so much >>> juniper networks, the shares have had a turbulent 2019, options traders are betting on the stock heading higher pete najarian's made his way to the telestrator, he's got that and a couple other names >> turbulent it's been all over the place and here it is toward that lower end once again but we saw some pretty aggressive activity come into this one as well going out just a week and a half we're talking about may i've talked about very short-term for the last six or seven months now but 5,000 of these may 27 calls were bought today only going for 25 to 35 cents i jumped on board on these i like this, i like the risk-reward so because of that, is this a possibility that the stock was trading 26.5 at the time, does it get through 27 i like the risk-award of that. i got a second one for you as well pinter

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. >> gm investing $700 million into ohio creating 450 jobs at three ohio plants as they work to sell, ohio factory. they shutdown that plant in march. a number of people lost their jobs. that plant is open 50 years and gm came under fire when they made the announcement they were shutting down a number of plants across north america laying off thousands of workers so donald trump did tweet about this saying this is great news for ohio and working nicely with gm to get this done so a major victory for people in that area. heather: other good news, over a week ago, you come back a married woman. >> it went off without a hitch. very exciting. still getting used to saying that. this is my husband roderigo. heather: can't see it. >> we had the most beautiful weather in southern california on saturday. i could not have asked for a more perfect day surrounded by friends and family from all over the world. it meant so much for us. heather: another beautiful picture you put up on instagram. so gorgeous. >> i was looking at the area where the ceremony was. heather: when is the honeymoon? >> we

gm is selling the plant. gm will go in with with a workforce like ford did, following the market, there is still quite a few unanswered questions. but i know president trump and governor dewine and senator portman, i know they have all said this is one of their number one priorities. i can appreciate the effort. charles: and to that point, workhorse group stock, wkhs, a small stock, up 63% right now. it is $1.36. you wonder about financing, what role general motors will play in that. they have raised billions of dollars for their own electric vehicle venture called the cruz, not in your state or town. maybe those questions will be answered. certainly this is desperation. this was announced a few weeks before christmas. certainly folks in the town have to be breathing something of a sigh of relief? >> absolutely. it is a 6.2 million square foot facility is. everybody is wondering what's going to happen? when we lost, at one time general motors had 12,000 employees here. they were down with 4500, three shifts,

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gm had one of its most aofitable quarters in history decade after taxpayers rescue gm and executivese tax cuts , and gm doesn't invest in the united states. clearly the president's words haven't been followed up by actions. when you have a president who consistently betrays workers, while some of us here are fighting for the dignity of work, that contrast is pretty clear. david: to return to the question of the federal reserve come up with those two things together for a moment. we talked a lot about tax policy. that is the purview of the political branches, not the federal reserve. is there anything he can do in nominating people to the federal reserve that will help serve the interest of workers, or is that something entirely separate? sen. brown: i look at some people i have known in the federal reserve. janet yellen, the most recent chair who just retired prior to jerome powell, she came out to cleveland, ohio to the alcoa plant, the old aluminum plant. she and i spent maybe two hours on the floor of that plant in cleveland. and i'ved to see, taken another economist from the obam

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clarifies the gm clarifies it is in talks with were course the deal is not finalized. we're course manufacturers electric commercial vehicles and would use the plant to make electric trucks. gm closed the plant earlier this year is it sought to free up cash to develop its own next-generation electric and self-driving vehicles. >>mcdonald's is bringing menu items from 4 different countries include cheesy bacon fries, a tomato mozzarella chicken sandwich a grand mac extreme bacon burger and us troops waffle mcflurry season. i think i'm reading and writing the not so new products are already on mcdonald's menus in the netherlands, spain, canada and australia. they're going hit select restaurants nationwide here in the us on june 5th. one of the most popular getaway spots in the bay area is on the big screen. now we sat down with the cast of wine country about their new movie now in theaters plus deadly flooding wreaking havoc across parts of our country why the threat is far from over. >>and we're following the trail. rather the trial of the deadly warehouse fire in oakla

gm pulled out of europe. so this is not as though they can turn around and say we're going to start shipping vehicles over there because the trade talks resolved they made a decision to pull out of that market long ago. >> i was going to ask you about that i would have thought if we were not imposing tariffs on european imports that it would be bad for ford and gm, meaning the more -- >> no. >> but it was interesting their shares rallied not a ton, but they definitely reversed on this higher >> well, and the reason it wouldn't have an impact on them, a huge impact, the reason it has some impact is because there's certainty when it comes to trade talks. the reason it doesn't have a huge impact is because look at what we bring in from europe for the most part you're talking about high end luxury sedans, and in a few cases some luxury suvs generally speaking, the domestic auto makers are not going to be competing in that market yes, lincoln competes and cadillac, but their sales are small compared to bmw, merced

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you look at youngstown, ohio, in lordstown, gm has shut their plant. better up there. somehow, they make an excuse for him. it's -- i don't understand it. i've been in politics a long time. i just don't understand the fact that people just will not begin to question all of the things that he's doing. and remember this, this is a thing i sometimes think we forget. these are people that have to explain the actions of the president to our kids. i mean, the name calling, the division. i just don't understand why so many of them keep sticking -- they say about 90% of the party, but, david, i think the party has shrunk. >> but obviously, i think they must approve -- they have to approve of it in a certain way, and it doesn't matter to them. again, i don't want to disparage every trump supporter but if you're standing there, if you're sitting there and making excuses for everything that this president says, then the problem is you and not the president of the united states, david. am i wrong with that? >> yeah, well, you know, look, you know, the god's honest

the president is saying he just gm, whoth the ceo of has informed him that they will be selling theirtown plant workhorseurse -- to to build electric trucks, and spend about $700 million in ohio. not independently verified yet, but those are the tweets. horse shares soaring, about 33%. that is the news in the headlines. guy: big jump. we are also getting a bit of a lift when it comes to european equity markets right now. a big chunk of that is what is happening with siemens, rallying quite hard today, up by around 5%. higher, the cac trading but the dax leading the charge here in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading in europe this wednesday during a negative session starting to be more positive. germany bright green. france is trading higher. the u.k. is up as well. other markets not as much. the iberian peninsula still negative to flat. the same story in italy during the markets have been getting a lift. ftse up .1%. the pound has had a negative day. pay attention to that. around 40 dividend stocks in europe, major ex dividends. the dax

in other words, it's sort of gm on gm.out, auto parts, trucks, busses, and cars. this morning, gm stock down about 3%. one fourth of every nissan you see on the road is built or partly built in mexico as well. that means higher prices for u.s. consumers at a time when the average car loan is already seven years long. >> and the other gaping hole in the argument that president is making is the idea that imposing tariffs and making life more difficult on mexico is going to somehow slow the flow of migrants to the united states. in fact the opposite would be true. >> let's not forget trade policy, different than border policy. much different. two separate issues. that's what senator grassley was trying to do. i think the arizona chamber of commerce put it perfectly they put out a statement saying, it's baffling. >> cnbc's brian sullivan, thanks for helping us sort through this. good to talk to you. >>> coming up on "morning joe," our interview with acclaimed director rob reiner and talk about the film maker's new prompt. "sav

gm has 14 plants nissan's imports accounts for a quarter of chinese imports is costco. it is just beginning to feel the effect on goods such as furniture, bikes, and luggage.h will go up on things. the company is trying to off set that by sourcing goods from other countries. >>> with all the stuff that comes from mexico, we will definitely be watching for that. thank you, frank. >>> coming up on "today in the bay", we'll check in with vianey. >>> it's upon us and we are going to notice the fog along the coast, into the interior valleys. patchy cloud cover. 55 degrees right now. it's cool. but we will warm up into next week, we will warm up significantly. what will that mean for your details can comiing up. >> we cannot see the towers but we can see the lights. driving is just fine as we approach the weekend. friday's the bay. how things are developing on the speed sensors. >>> good morning to you all. tack a look outside our window over the bay bridge. and we see some slowing there on one side. everybody is zipping through on the other side. mike is tracking what this a

if gm and ford wanted to link up, they could do that the governments are involved i think france ownsrenaul so there's a governmental approval aspect to any kind of deal, is there not >> and the government -- yes, the french government owned 15% of renault it's a 50-50 deal. so they'll own 75% of the new company. they've signaled they're open to the deal we signaled john elkin went and met with macron to give him reassurance that everything would be okay in the weeks leading up to this announcement, so the boxes have been ticked. now the various politicians will stick their nose into the wind and see if they can effect it. but it seems like they have the state's support to do this. >> does this push them further away from nissan would nissan still be a part of this framework because the carlos ghosn aspect, i understand he's being charged with financial crimes or alleged financial crime, but there's this school of thought, arash, that ghosn needed to be gone to get this deal done. >> that's deafnyly our impression the tick-tock of our story really charts a course where ghosn's departu

to the local automakers like gm and ford, their product is not as strong as gm, ford and fiat chryslerarnings for the japanese automakers the last quarter. honda?does that include we see this intensifying rivalry in the u.s. >> we do. if you look at honda in the past few months, they have talked about how they shut down part of .he production plant one of the most popular sedans in the u.s., the honda accord. that is a sign that sedan sales are beginning, as well as for toyota camry. consumers there are also diverting into the pickup truck that gm is selling very well in that market. shery: i we seeing any impact and u.s.china tensions? >> definitely. ,here are a number of headwinds direct and indirect. friction, if there is an s greater in the trade war, can numerous will be more reluctant to open their pocketbooks. go ahead. itry: we will have to leave there because we are running out of time. thank you so much for that with a wrap-up from bloomberg intelligence. next, back to the jp morgan global china summit in beijing. we will have an exclusive interview there. this is bloomberg.

i have been working nicely with gm to get this done.re, the usa is booming excavatio.it is up 11 cents anda share. but that big news from general motors and the president. we have still got a modest upside move further down the dexterous, we are up 71 points, we have been all over the place today. up 76 at just above the 26000 level. i've got the sound from sarah sanders, what she said earlier about china trade. rotate >> we have indications they want to make a deal, our teams are in continued negotiation, they are going to sit down tomorrow and we will see what happens from there. stuart: we will sit down tomorrow and see what happens there. an optimistic note on china trade. despite the overwhelming negativity before that. it was enough to turn the doubt around, we were down 20 now we are up 85, massive storm system sweeping through texas. water imparts surrounding houston who have already been hit. floodwaters have stranded cars, passengers, local police have used red ski vote to get there. houston the places around more storms later

delta air lines, chevron, gm, more. some are even getting tax rebates they can apply later.ystem we have. our tax code is broken, but almost no one is saying anything about it for a democratic president a candidate andrew yang is. he has a plan he said would change it. we talked to him about his plan a little while ago. >> tucker: see you make the case that these companies take amazon, but it could be chevron, gm, because taxpayers have in part given to them and they are giving nothing in return. how are we fixing this? speaker amazon is the most egregious example, they are soaking up $20 billion in busind causing 30% of americans malls and stores to close, and taxpayers see zero in return. if you look at whether advanced economies have done, they figure this out. we need to have a mechanism in g to pay its fair share, along with netflix, the other companies that are paying zero in taxes. valley after-tax, the american people would get a tiny slice of every google search, on and on, very tough for companies to get out of an added tax system. >> tucker: why don't we have that

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we're talking ford, gm, nike. they sell a lot of u.s. goods to chinese consumers, estimated about 250 billion. will china step up to slap tariffs on u.s. companies that do business inside of china? or will china make hasty, some say hasty decision to devalue its currency? you remember, neil, in august of 2015 when you were covering this how the markets were rocked when china did a surprise devaluation. there is no indication right now that it will do that. neil: she just explained that, she is encyclopedia, when you cheapen trade currency, you trade abroad, getting a lot more yuan back, the chinese currency for whatever you're selling abroad. that is why a weaker dollar generally benefits u.s. manufacturers, when they trade abroad and do business abroad. that might be like a nuclear weapon, how if the chinese were to do that. they haven't responded to the tariffs or the white house just yet. they have fewer goods which to do so, right? we're talking about 100 billion, versus we're in excess of half a trillion of chinese goods here when y

delta air lines, chevron, gm, more. some are even getting tax rebates they can apply later.eird system we have. our tax code is broken, but almost no one is saying anything aboutav it. democratic presidential candidate andrew yang is.s. he has a plan he said would change it. we talked to him about his plann a little while ago. >> tucker: so you make the case that these companies, take amazon, but it could be chevron, gm, are profitable because of the investment taxpayers hava in part given to them and they are given nothing in return. how are we fixing this? >> amazon is the most egregious example.az they are soaking up $20 billion in business and causing 30% of american malls and stores to close, and taxpayers see zero in return. if you look at what other advanced economies have done, they figured this out. look, we need to have a ismechanism in place that amazon is going to pay its fair share, along with netflix and the other companies that are paying zero in taxes. they've adopted a value-added tax, where then, the american people would get a tiny slice of every amazon sa

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gm self driving division getting a major financial boost.5 billion investment from existing investors into its cruise automation. that raised the valuation to $19 billion. the bulk of the money coming from gm soft bank's vision fund and honda. google's waymo and lyft are teaming up on a new app. lyft users in phoenix will be able to hail rides from waymo's self driving cars. this willyft didn't talk about n the earnings call last night. facebook is rolling out a new appointment calendar for small businesses. now these businesses and their customers can schedule meetings directly through facebook and instagram. because they don't know enough about you, obviously. all appointments can be synchronized with the business owner's personal calendar. and then there is this. oh, boy. science fiction fans are waiting for the sequel, avatar 2. they'll have to wait a bit longer. disney announced they're pushing back the film's release by a year to 2021. this is the fourth delay for the film which is the highest grossing movie in history still. disney al

gm is the biggest automaker in mexico they've got 14 plants there, and that stock is down 3% right now, they account for roughly a quarter of its american sales, 1/4 of the nissan cars you see on the road are built in mexico. that stockdown in japanese trading more than 5% this morning. automakers have long built cars and trucks in mexico taking advantage of the proximity to the united states available of rail and cheaper labor, the u.s. importing 2.7 million cars from mexico last year, and according to deutsche bank in a note late last night, cars, trucks, buses, and auto parts are the four biggest export items to the united states totaling $93 billion in goods so watch gm, watch nissan, watch the auto and auto parts companies today. it's not just that, trump's tariffs threat could have a big impact on the energy market as well why you say? because the u.s. currently imports about 700,000 barrels per day of oil from mexico a 5% tariff on that could possibly serve as another big boost for the american shale industry joining us now is charlie lakimi founder and partner at csl capital ma

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. $1.5 billion from a group including gm and honda valuation now is $19 billion >> people like gm.has been hanging in there i like forbes, wow, 4% yield i think forbes is doing better china has been loser for them. >> by the way, speaking of starbucks and coffee in china. >> so i remember >> i am sorry, i was listening >> kervin johnson is saying they have the money to go ahead >> luckin is saying they are better coffee and loose stone and creamery or whatever >> starbucks has been unsalable. they have delivery with alibaba. >> also, disney, it goes to 170 which puts them above jessica reef >> that was unbelieverabable tho to 170 maybe they feel like they can get in today this is a day ahead of sales we are holding up okay > >> yeah. >> what is the president doing he's okay with -- cat is -- boy, he's doing okay. the president got no problem with boeing. >> yes still holding 200 days as it has repeatedly in april and march. >> i totally worried about 3m. they're worried about 3m, too. >> this is a beyond meat market. >> beyond meat >> 81. that's already bernstein >> that's a 9% >>

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gm, chrysler and nissan all have substantial operations there and general motors by far imports more than any other auto maker so they're watching what happens here very closely. >> that being the case, i guess it's not just the automakers themselves but the flow of supplies back and forth as they're building these automobiles, is that right >> that's the big unknown. look, the parts that go into these vehicles go back and forth across the border, two, three, four times will the tariff impact a part or just in the finished vehicle we don't know anything aside from the tweet from the president. the implication for automakers, this could be a huge hit to the bottom line or it could drive up prices substantially. >> do you think this will have a bigger impact for me when i'm shopping for my new car next time or in the long run, does it mean more production moves to the u.s. period? >> i think it means definitely the former, kelly, honestly. look, here's what you have to remember on this tariff equals tax hike just do the numbers. about 2.6 million cars come to america from mexico every

. >> in the gm plant which just closed down. three generations of his family working in that ohio plant. he has one issue he's saying to the new york times going into this election, and that is he wants someone who can save that gm plant and get it reopened. he said, this is his quote today. i really don't care if it's a democrat, republican, male, female, black, white, i don't care. you are three of those things. >> indeed. >> so rick marsh is listening. >> yeah. so mr. marsh, first of all, i want to thank you for having the courage to tell your story, and to share with us your family and the circumstances including your daughter and all that she needs and that you have fought for for her. listen, he's right. he is right. and the reality is that under the current administration we have a president who has been playing games with workers. on the issue of trade we have a president of the united states who has been playing games. he made promises to workers in america. those promises he did not keep, and instead he's been conducti

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or current gm owners can get twenty seven fifty total cash allowance on this traverse.our local chevy dealer. >>> with all the democrats running for president, it looks like joe biden is the one president trump fears the most. at least that's what it looks like with all the insults he's hurling at the vice president. let's bring in frank bruni, dana bash, kirsten powers, good evening one and all. so glad to have you on. dana, i'm going to start with you. president trump is siding with a murderous dictator against the former vice president of the united states. biden is saying it's beneath the dignity of the office to respond. what should americans make of this feud? >> well, let's just state -- never mind whether or not it's appropriate, obviously it's flatly inappropriate for any president to be siding with a murderer's dictator over any american. just on the raw politics of trump versus biden, don, my reporting is that -- this is not going to shock you -- this is not some grand trump campaign strategy. >> right. >> this is the president going with his gut. that he's w

there's our gm stane worked toge the -- meanwhile. another community got a big boost. that's our consumer investigator. he joined volunteers. after last november. >> so great. >> it's a big day. >> we're happy to be a part of it. thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. escalatioe u.s. and iran in a dramatic new show of force, the u.s. military deploying an aircraft carrier strike group and air force bombers near iranian shores as the white house warns of new threats and u.s. officials warn iran may be planning attacks. richard engel tonight on what is really going on here. >>> inside the horrific inferno, the final terrifying moments caught on camera as a passenger plane bounces off the runway and bursts into flames, killing dozens of people on board. tonight, what investigators are looking at as a flight attendant is hailed as a hero for saving lives but rescuers say the evacuation was hampered by people trying to grab their bags. >>> the mystery in the uk as meghan markle and harry's royal baby boy is born.

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. >> in the gm plant which just closed down. three generations of his family working in that ohio plant. he has one issue he's saying to the new york times going into this election, and that is he wants someone who can save that gm plant and get it reopened. he said, this is his quote today. i really don't care if it's a democrat, republican, male, female, black, white, i don't care. you are three of those things. >> indeed. >> so rick marsh is listening. >> yeah. so mr. marsh, first of all, i want to thank you for having the courage to tell your story, and to share with us your family and the circumstances including your daughter and all that she needs and that you have fought for for her. listen, he's right. he is right. and the reality is that under the current administration we have a president who has been playing games with workers. on the issue of trade we have a president of the united states who has been playing games. he made promises to workers in america. those promises he did not keep, and instead he's been conducti

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gm has testing going on in san francisco. they believe if they can conquer san francisco, they can conquer anywhere with autonomous vehicles. google's way my is probably out isnt in terms -- waymo probably out front in terms of being most advanced. they have a lot going on in the phoenix area, where, as a normal customer, you can take advantage of the autonomous ride. a lot of testing is going on, and i think the future that we can envision, whenever it happens, is that these vehicles will not -- you and i will not probably have an autonomous vehicle in our garage. these will be part of a fleet. initially, they will be in fleets that may be due a certain area, pick up people, to maybe take them to the public transportation or take then -- them to certain locations. there may be special lanes on highways where a ton amiss trucks canutonomous do more hours than a driver can. we have to think about the whole ownership situation. it will be different in the future. host: back to the phones for our guest. kathleen is calling from

. >> in the gm plant which just closed down.in that ohio plant. he has one issue he's saying to the new york times going into this election, and that is he wants someone who can save that gm plant and get it reopened. he said, this is his quote today. i really don't care if it's a democrat, republican, male, female, black, white, i don't care. you are three of those things. >> indeed. >> so rick marsh is listening. >> yeah. so mr. marsh, first of all, i want to thank you for having the courage to tell your story, and to share with us your family and the circumstances including your daughter and all that she needs and that you have fought for for her. listen, he's right.

invested $82 million in the infrastructure surrounding the plant to make gm a success.the president of uaw fighting not just for his members but for everyone who lives in lords town. the barber shop, the diner, everyone who is part of an economy that was built up around an investment in that factory and that way of life. again, not looking for a person or a party he wants this country to come together and be there for those who helped produce its success in the past. folks understand that everything is on the line and more than just voting or registering or tweeting or commenting on facebook. they have to come out and come together. so in these town halls and house parties, and visits we're holding across the country i'm seeing that energy right now. it's made me more optimistic about the future of this country than i have ever been. if i can help bring people together in service to confronting these historic challenges i will have served my purpose. that's what this campaign is all about. >> listening to you it is clear you have that thing that not all politicians have

nothing was a moment that's for gary bettman in the gm sets known for peta more on the coach.eling that i asked good question about the game rules in and reviews and things that that's for gm's an and gary to decide. >>tense game for friday in st. louis switching over the warriors the chance back on the court against the blazers tomorrow with an opportunity to go up to zip in the west finals. what a show from golden state in the series opener face orders rolling by 22 steph curry the star of the show 36 points tying a playoff career-high of 93 which is 2 more than the entire leaders want. >>we're still however in wait-and-see mode a kevin duran status yahoo sports saying he'll be out for game 2 however the warriors have not provided an official update. he will be reevaluated tomorrow. coach kerr by this morning's practice on his take away from game once. >>the ball was played with good pace secure the ball in general, we can play better but all in all for owns you know for game one. it was a it was a really good start. it's got a few little we're form. on over to those lies he