ck sales ison, gm's t fell 13%.es some of that decline on a transition from previous versions of the chevy silverado and gmc sierra into newer versions of those truss and sales increase, gm expects to raise hioduction. >>is really all about freeing up our geral assembly and processing to be able to get another 4000 units for this plant which is a great upside for us. >> aickup trucks areng the most profitable for automakers so they consider invesosent in models to be money well spent. >> and for gm that investmt has bee paying off. in the first quarter, the average price paid for a new ulverado or sierra was almost $6,000 compared to the previous model. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >> before we go, here is a look umat the finalrs from wall street today. the dow fell 43 points and the nasdaq downhe 29 and s&p 500 slipped by five. and that is "nightly busess report" tonight i'm sue herera and thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffith. have a wonderful evening. see you morrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ woman: this is

gm is about to floor it. let's send it out to mike ko in san francisco. they say it's koko, but i like t-bone >> t-bone! >> how are you, joe? it was interesting we saw twice as many bullish trades in gm today as bearish ones on more than two times the average call volume and the trade i was referring to where they laid out $1.5 million in premiums was 10,000 calls for $1.45 each and the buyer would be long, if it rises by the september expiration presumably this is someone betting that the stock will be up at least 6% which is the break even for this trade and reasonably we can say they're betting on more upside than that >> all right, mike y thank you. appreciate it. >> gm, for all of the talk about peak autos and where we were for three years leading into it. this company's never been better balance sheet wise and it's politically unpopular for what they had to do in terms of the operations and they've taken difficult decisions and mary barra is doing a fantastic job and as an investor the valuation is compelling through times and it's a cyclical stock

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takata declared the gm air bags as defective. the takata defect was blamed for 24 deaths and hundreds of injuries worldwide. >>> a major pharmaceutical lab is recalling dozens of drugs that may not be safe. the fda says some of the drugs may not be sterile or could have been cross capitaled. the drugs treat conditions ranging from indigestion to mood disorders distributed from january to april of this year. premiere will be sending certified letters to patients and doctors. the company says it has no reports of any adverse effects. >>> j. d. powers has a very technology designed to make cars safer on the road is causing confusion for many new opens are. lane change and blind spot warnings, autopilot and collision detection make us safer. many owners can't tell if the systems are on or off. they don't know how to use the tool and claim the computer systems are more prone to glitches. j.d. power taking a look at all of this says complaints should die down as owners get used to the new technology and bugs are fixed. >> just like on

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we'll be joined live by former gm vice chairman bob lutz when "worldwide exchange" returns >>> thanksor joining us. stock futures are rebounding on the news that congress may potentially try to block the president's planned tariffs on mexico sending stock futures up across the board price of oil also a little bit on the move after dropping the last couple weeks. we have much more when we come back plus more on apple and whether antitrust fears are overblown or just getting started dow futures up nicely. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> a tariff takedown and conflict in congress new reports republicans may try to block the president's planned mexico tax >>> big government taking on big tech apple, amazon, google all in play as the u.s. may be eyeing in multipronged crackdown. >>> and the perfect story for 35k 5:26 the morning 25 reasons why it is okay to pour yourself another cup this morning. thank you to being back with us. good t

is up 14% year-to-date all margins are up in both car companies ford and gm.ord was unnecessarily beaten up on mexico tariff concerns. now you see it popping back. i stay with ford maybe ford and gm look constructive. >> the crux of the argument for tesla or the crux of the problem is when you got. is this just a car company and can they execute on that and that is what the markets concerned about now. or is there a bigger picture here a new kind of disruption going on if you think there is a disruption going on, which i actually think this is there is clearly in the automotive business. you want to own the disrupters you have to have a long-term time frame because tim will tell you they may run out of money. >> disrupter is only a disrupter if it can deliver the disruption if there is questions about whether they can actually deliver their vehicles. >> they are delivering their vehicles but the question are they delivering it on the same time schedule that wall street wants? the second part of that is can they survive long enough for the market to grow and th

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what gm has is the cruise division which is where the future of automotive is going.onomous, electric vehicles. that's the reason to be in gm. >> your thoughts on paypal >> i like it, nathan 80% of global transactions are still done by cash or check and venmo gives paypal the option of growth over the next many years. >>> bitcoin is dropping more than $2,000 after a recent surge. seema mody and the futures now team tackling that right now >> bitcoin taking a tumble in the last 24 hours. let's bring in our traders scott nations and jim. scott, starting with you bitcoin peaked just under $14,000 yesterday afternoon. then as prices started to pull back, there was a major outage on coin basis site, a crypto currency exchange. does this bolster the case for trading the futures? >> absolutely. listen, you know the cme is going to be open and yesterday we talked about that price action, how it was not just a short covering rally but seemed to be a short squeeze. when either of those happens we know that prices get above value and i think in the case of bitcoin, it got way ab

warriors gm seem to chalk it up to a moment of confusion after the raptors stunning game 6 win. >> i hope it gets resolved in the best way possible. and that doesn't blemish any of the accomplishments. >> according to warriors fans, what happens next comes down to intent, and to the extent of the deputy's injuries. >> if it was something that you would think was malicious intent on the part of the raptors president when he did touch this officer, then that's going to be on you to pursue. >> i think there were some injuries sustained, and maybe that would be worth pursuing. >> the raptors organization put out a statement today saying that they were monitoring the situation and cooperating with law enforcement. in oakland, kpix 5. >> in the meantime, warriors try to pick up the pieces after last night's stunning loss. >> i can't believe there is still no game seven, right. it was the end of an era, in more ways than one, not only to the warriors say farewell to oracle but their championship window may have also closed, or at least be put on hold.>> i keep inking about kevin, clay, and

gm leads the way. joining me now is kyle harrison.ve a chart that shows emissions from all the big auto companies. what did you learn in your analysis? kyle: companies like renault and general motors have had dramatic reductions in the emissions intensity in their supply chain. the reason automakers are targeting their suppliers is the size, complexity, and the resource supply chain. the supply chain for the top 10 automakers, 319 million metric tons of co2 on an annual basis. this is roughly seven times greater than the top 10 automakers amid themselves. if you can get your suppliers to reduce their water consumption, electricity demand, those are savings that roll back up to the automakers themselves. alix: how do these car companies get the supply chain to do that? kyle: the two areas we've seen the most development is auditing and supply selection. lots of automakers have elaborate supply chains, sustainability auditing programs, where they will proactively collect data on their suppliers. you are now seeing major suppliers have v

so why was w-nation's gm crying?ay, june 11th. >>> good morning, everyone. great to have you with us. what a game five. >> oh, yeah. did you stay up late to watch that? >> one point, kevin durant made a surprise return but he was hurt. >> hurt again. >> it was back and forth, especially in that last quarter there. >> golden state, they're excited but dealing with some heartache too with k.d. out. >> we will talk a lot about that this morning. but we do begin with the aftermath of that frightening helicopter crash right here in new york city. the investigation into what went wrong just getting under way. >> one key question centers on this video, a helicopter seen flying erratically over the east river just moments before the chopper crash landed on the roof of a skyscraper. officials are trying to confirm if this was the same helicopter that crashed. >> this was all that was left of the helicopter after it crashed and burned. the experienced pilot lost his life, but there were no other injuries. abc's gio benitez pic

>> you know what got hit the most off the mexican tariffs automakers is ford and gm, gm was clobberedte in this space. up 7% year to date ford up 28% year to date i would say buy ford >> so panic to buy microsoft over the last week the stock really went from $119.50 to the recent highs. it chose on the hose take profits >> all right that does it for us. see you back here tomorrow for more "fast money." "mad money" with jim crame starts right now >> the mission is simple, make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome into mad money we want to make friends and this is my job. call me or tweet me. >> all right hait to be a deb qui downhate t downer here today. the nasdaq vaulted

n gm decided to build the new chevy blazer in mexico, it seemed like a no-brainer. after all, mexico has lower labor costs than the u.s., driving strong profitarns for in-demand models like suvs, but blazers from south of the border will not be as profitable if gm has toay 5% for every one it brings into the u.s. so what shouldhe automaker do? president trump tweeted in order not to pay tariffs, if they start risi, companies will leave mexico which has taken 30% of the industry and come back to the usa. don't expect that to happen. the number of mexican-made autos imported to the u.s. hit almost 2.7 million last year and almost all coming from multibillion-dollar plants that have been locked in place for years. >> largely, theseis dns pre-date donald trump and that plant will be in place for 30 or 40 years so it will long outlive him as well. >> so if as trains bring millions of cars into the u.s., should automakers p the 5% tax which would kill profit margins or do they pass it along to the ustomer in the form of higher prices which would hurt sales and how would c

gm bob myers concerned that durant has injured his achilles. but an mri today will show whether or not it's dorn. what is clear is that he's done for the series. on the court, though, the warriors did do what they had to do and they beat the raptors in a nail-biter right down to the final seconds. the warriors won 106-105, putting the series at three games to two. but durant's injury weighed heavy on the team and on the gm. >> i don't believe there's anybody to blame. but i understand this role and if you have to you can blame me. i run our basketball operations department. >> durant posted on instagram last night that he's hurting deep in his soul but that seeing his team win was like taking a shot of tequila. let's hope he has some more tequila on thursday. the warriors live to fight another day. that will be thursday at oracle. if they win game 7 would be back in toronto on sunday. >>> san francisco's transbay transit center appears to be closer than ever to reopening. now, we all remember several months back after it was shut down unexpecte

gm pulled out of europe and could use a bit more balance in the global lineup.iat chrysler believe it or not makes money here gm brings china to fiat chrysler which they don't have. and autonomous, gm is making a lot of moves there and fiat chrysler needs a partner in that area. >> what would it take for a deal like this to go there? there is have been a lot of merger talk. is there resistance from the u.s. buying public or simply resistance from general motors >> i think it's resistance from general motors i don't think anybody in the buying public really thinks about who makes the jeep, who make this silverado. it's general motors or fiat chrysler or both the brand loyalty is big we've answered all the questions about what consumers care about when both of those companies went bankrupt. they're still selling a lot of automobiles in america and elsewhere. whether or not federal regulators would have a problem with this, i think is an old school issue because these two companies combined today have less market share than general motors had when i started coverin

>>hard to hear the gm get that emotional and and to hear coach kerr like that. it's hitting everybody hard and i think this morning of course, everyone's like thank goodness, we're still in this and we have an opportunity to win. but at the same time we're all thinking about dear and thinking about how he's doing and what this means for him as a player in the nba. getting such as serious injuries will have to stand by on that, but in the meantime our last game ever will be at oracle arena on thursday will face off against the raptors at 6 o'clock and those tickets are quite expensive but again last game i know we've been saying this could be the last game this really is the last game at oracle arena. ever before they move to san francisco. so it's going to be bittersweet. it's going to be a tough game. we'll have to continue to see what happens in all of this we'll send it back to you. >>thanks a lot to and things like there's been a lot of talk about you know is it worth it what it were a son is winning at all costs worth it. and when you saw some of those rapt

warriors gm, bob myers fears that it to the killings injury.get a better understanding of what is going on, but the warriors they kept pushing on without katie they knew they had to they built up a good lead. but eventually the rafters fought back in the 4th quarter and in the final minute steph curry and klay thompson go back to back the king died or threes to regained the lead. finally draymond green is defense it forces the raptors to miss a possible game winning shot defense was key in that moment, otherwise we would have lost it warriors head on to win one o 6 2, one oh 5. there's a ton of different arrests holes in that moment. it was definitely sketchy of one point were wondering if they were going to get the ball but then they did and then we held on our defense fortunately because there was 15 seconds left in the game and no one knew what was going to staff spends the night with 31 points and klay and with 26 points motions are running extremely high as we said tears, even saw a drake he was consoling katie so alyssa steph curry talk a

if it was gm and they wanted a subsidy of iteris, goldwater would say to the face, "no, i would never do that," and nixon would say "i think we could work something out" -- if it was gm and they wanted a subsidy or trror -- subsidy or arriff. i don't think any of us would think old water lied. he's just a guy who whatever he thought he spoke. i think kirk was pretty taken from that. goldwater calling him from "my twoon, d.c., saying favorite authors are you and friedrich hayek." i need to know what to say to make this work. how will i convince people? i think a young kirk was pretty flattered by that. he became very involved. goldwater called him all the time. they met at times in places like florida. they with william f buckley strategized, "how do we take out the birchers? we don't take out -- we don't want these people on our side. how do we take out the radical right?" --the goldwater movement then the goldwater movement took off in different directions. involved muchet past 1964. he was not good at it. if you want a good politician, kirk is fantastic. if you want a winning politi

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this is kate, a free lance frommic designer and long time dayton resident and worked at the gm plant until it was closed in 2008. a republican who voted for president trump. let's start here right now. does president trump care about people like you? >> [inaudible]. >> people who earns like he earns or like his friends and family earns. he doesn't care about working families. with living wages and benefits. >> how many people agree with that? how many people don't agree with that? you, sir, in the red. i want to hear what you are thinking. me why you think trump looks out for regular middle class people and not just the 1%. >> first of all, i hear about 1 percenters and i keep hearing that in the political discussions. in my mind, they will find a way. it's not like you are getting rid of a demographic that affected them. >> you think trump looks out for you? >> absolutely. >> he cares about you? >> yeah. i think he's honest. >> anybody else want to agree or disagree. i go by faces. the face in front of you. i like the other face better, but go ahead. >> i think absolutely the presid

the warriors gm bob myers plans to meet with katy and thompson this week. waiting to find out if he is leaving the warriors and if so where? today andre iguodala seemed confident that k.d. isn't going anywhere. >> i think they will both be back with the golden state warriors. we're like brothers. we keep in contact. regardless of that, if they decide to leave, they would be my brother and keep in contact with them as much as possible. i wish the best for both of them and they come back full strength. >> you're crushing the knicks fans with this. >> nobody is going to the knicks, sorry. >> devastating news in the big apple today. >>> team usa is moving after surviving the first real test. the u.s. in the round of 16 knockout matches against spain in the fifth minute, tripped up by maria leon and leads to a penalty shot. she goes bottom left side for the goal. one-nil usa. spain with a quick answer in the ninth minute. becky turns it over. jenny her mgets the pass and ti up. same in the 71st minute. tripped up and leads to another penalty shot. here it is aga

the gm said he suffered an achilles injury. it is clear durant is done for the series. a nail biter was successful. it came down to the final seconds. warriors did pull it out, 106-105 putting the series 3-2. durant's injury weighed heavy on the team and on their emotional gm. >> i don't believe there's anybody to blame. but i understand this world and if you have to you can blame me. i run the operations department. >> durant posted on instagram last night that he's hurting deep in his soul, he says. but seeing his team win was, quote, like taking a shot of tequi tequila. warriors, meanwhile, live to fight another day without him. the next game is thursday at oracle. if the warriors win, game 7 would be back in toronto on sunday. a live look at sfo this morning where if you're hoping to get a sandwich or snack for your next flight, you better pack your own. today, 2,100 airline workers today will decide whether or not to go on strike. employees are also expected to cast cymbal lots the next two weeks. according to sf weekly, contract talks are at a stand still. it is n

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it's the shippers, ksu or some of the auto makers, i think ultimately, look, i feel comfortable owning gm right now. so i think there's been an opportunity, having said that, headlines are not a reason to buy these names. >> tom, same question to you >> gm is a good example. some of these stocks trading so cheap and the mexico, the tariff, i think, a short-term thing. it's a negotiation ploy. and i think when this plays out, you'll find the stocks that you, basically traded off on this type of news for opportunities and risks. >> tom and tim, thank you. >> tam tim? tum? >>> wrapping up with steve liesman and steve will join us after the break to tell us what mr. williams is saying about the potential for those rate cuts we were just talking about and bmw opens the new final assembly plant in mexico just as the president is set to, yes, slap tariffs on cars made in mexico tariffs must be slapped. we will take youhe tre as the plant opens. plant opens. stay with "power lunch." ♪ to fill your world with fun. ♪ to share my culture with my community. ♪ to make each journey more elegant. ♪ i'm

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flying direct from his shoe tour in asia to new york city to meet with durant along with warriors' gmere is a new wrinkle in the sweepstakes. espn reports that durant and kawhi len around ha kawhi leonard have talked about teaming up somewhere. the brooklyn nets have two slots, but it's widely assumed that kyrie irving will take one of those. buckle up. it's going to be a very interesting next few days. reports are out that klay thompson will sign a new five-year, 190 million dollar contract as soon as he can tomorrow afternoon. even though he may not return until after the all-star break because of a torn acl, the warriors are still prepared to offer him the max. klay said all along if they offered him the max he would sign it without meeting with other teams. shawn livingston's future is still up in the air. originally, the warriors had until tomorrow to decide whether to waive him or pick up his $7.7 million contract. the two sides have agreed to make decision day july 10th. it would cost the warriors $2 million to buy him out. livingston has said, if he does return it would only b

we lost indianapolis and gms and different fabrications. you can sit here and tell me that you are going to produce these green jobs and produce this. you have these uneducated people and i'm not saying they are uneducated and they are not in that. they are going to bring the car companies back. quit giving these guys all this money. >> frank, i'm there. this is part of the plan. you are right to ask the question where does the money come from. because what happened is the guy made a lot of promises, but they turned around and gave them more tax breaks. who did they go to? the biggest corporations. they kept the payments in there. in effect, you can make money by shipping jobs overseas under our current tax code. here's how i propose to do this. we worry going to do child care and by the way, universal technical school, college, we are going to do student loan debt and all of this with a two-cent wealth tax, a tax on the 50 million and first dollar of the richest fortunes in this country. less than 1/10 of 1%. i guess that's not you. you as

you have african-americans and whites working together at ford and gm. they are making income wise, equal wage. the way to have gotten home loans will grow in wealth because they own property. african-americans who worked at ford making same money will be blocked from getting home loans. 20 years later, there will be a wealth gap. what do african-americans have 20 years later after the loans are given out? they have receipts from the brewster project, which was also created under the same housing act. african-americans can take advantage of moving into early funding housing projects. whites can do that were get a home loan. most whites take advantage of the home loan portion rather than moving into a housing project. today, we associate housing projects with african-americans. part of the reason why is because of this housing policy, which will not be overthrown until 1968 in the fair housing project -- the fair housing act. became known, people in the neighborhood along with artists got together and created this art project. at the alfonso wells memoria

current eligible gm owners get up to 16 percent below msrp on most of these buick models.clave avenir, that's 13 percent. maria: coming up next week on the program. larry silver stein is my special guest. plus this weekend on "sunday morning futures." join me at 10:00 a.m. eastern live. i will be joined by carter page. former trump advisor. mark meadows and the chief security officer of huawei. a lot of questions about watchway. we will hear what the company has to say by the. plus start smart, tune in week days on fox business from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on "mornings with maria" on fox business. that will do it for us right now. thanks for joining me. have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you next time. >> welcome to the "wall street journal" at large. big tech in the crosshairs. are some of the largest companies too big for our good. the "wall street journal" was the first to report the justice department was to begin investigating google or possible violations of its power as a big technology company. and the federal trade commission is looking at an

achilles injuries, what for years gm bob myers is thinking dread will undergo more mri today so we're hoping to hear more see how he's feeling see what's going on. the words just kept on pushing on that you can see them without kd they just built up a good lead, they just wanted to win for him when for donation they put everything they had into it eventually the raptors fought back in the 4th quarter and in the final minute steph curry and klay thompson going back and forth and then make dad or to regain the lead. still defense was the main priority. the i think draymond that adding the force for afters to miss a possible game winning shot i can't imagine losing the last 15 seconds and thank goodness we didn't the lawyers whole lot to win one o 6, one oh 5 got it. was close at the end of the night with 31 points and with 26 points but emotions were running high school in the wake of cash of katie's injury take a just kevin duran loves to play basketball. and the people that question. >>where the wanted to get ba k to his team were wrong. i don't believe there's anybody to blame. what

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warriors gm bob myers had this to say. >> these decisions we make tomorrow and the next couple of weeks will -- they'll affect next year and the following year and the following year. so you really have to be on point. so you rely on your group. and you know, make the best decisions you can. >> we're going to recap the warriors selections tonight on our 10:00 and 11:00 news. >>> women's world cup action returns this morning on ktvu fox 2. it all begins with our show at 8:00 will then at 9:00, both teams are undefeated in group play. and have already punched their ticket to the knockout round. team usa takes on sweden today at noon. ktvu partnering with sf rec and park to host a free watch party this morning. it is being held at sue beerman park. ktvu's andre senior and alyana gomez will emcee. team usa will look to avenge a loss from sweden at the 2016 rio olympics. >> i think the team feels very different from the team we took to the olympics. and i think despite the fact that it's been three years, you don't forget the taste in your mouth when you fail. and i think there is a little b

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