it will be interesting to see if they can play catch-up to gm.nd the curve on a lot of things. f-150 kept them afloat. we'll see if it keeps working its magic. thank you very much. >>> folks i want to bring in the car coach, lauren fix, for more. the f-150, amazing story. the product dominated its industry for 43 straight years, generating more revenue for this country than anything outside of the iphone, costs exponentially more than the iphone yet people are talking about they must hit it right when we see the big unveil later today. what do we need to see? >> we need to see more technology, more capability. remember people buying a ford truck are using it as a work truck. they are really are truck people. they're also using it for lifestyle. it is not about new roller skate in town. not about having the new groovy, technology because if you want that you call one-800-elon musk. what they're doing is building great trucks that do what they say. there are lots of rumors. potentially generators and lots of great stuff we'll see. i have a ford tru

gm ceo mary barra will join us take a look at the futures dow up 191 points. hire nasdaq about 72 points higher. then later in the 8:00 hour we'll hear from netflix's co-founder and ceo, reed hastings stay tuned for the that. "squawk box" returned with mary barra in just a little bit ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey you have the support of a, probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align helps to soothe your occasional digestive upsets twenty-four seven. so where you go, the pro goes. go with align. the pros in digestive health. and if stress worsens your digestive issues, try new align digestive de-stress. it combines align's probiotic with ashwagandha to help soothe occasional digestive upsets, plus stress that can make them worse. and try align gummies with probiotics to help support digestive health. >>> welcome back, everybody. general motors held its virtual shareholder meeting he yesterday amid a difficult 2020. closed plants because of coronavirus. crisis of racial inequality in our cities and workplace increased transparency and

i would still say buy tesla. >> i like it i don't like gm. >> i saw some -- you prefer tesla so gm? has had a run. it would be great with it was weaker i'm not sure of the value of gm in a new world it should be going up because if you fear co-vid, you can't car pool and can't take mass transit but they've been buying caravan in a instead people are playing tesla as if china and germany is going to be big. i'm not fighting it. >> yeah. item crossed the tape a little bit ago. auto safety agency opens probe into model ss on reports of touch screen failures but tesla has been down this road. all auto makers have been from time to time >> i like it for 700 points. i see these things, i investigate. you pay a penalty. look, a lot of us probably wish they investigate something serious would happen, but that's not the way it works it's like boeing where holy cow, that investigation is a serious one. it's hurt that company, but for the most part investigations are open because some people are angry and the justice department looks into it or somebody looks into it. you come to a settlement,

francine: that was gm's chief executive mary barra. moscow rolls back its coronavirus lockdown.minento a russian businessmen coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london. a transmission of the coronavirus says people who are a symptomatically is very rare. let's get more with our editor on health who joins us on the phone. i was a bit confused because we thought asymptomatic people were a real danger, but what exactly is the who saying now? does it contradict what they said or they have more researcher now certain about what they are saying? >> they didn't distinguish between people who are asymptomatic and symptomatic. people who are asymptomatic never develop symptoms. does the who make distinctions between that and people who are not symptomatically now and later on get sick? people who are not symptomatically and later get sick do transmit the virus, and often during the course of the disease. francine: does it mean -- go ahead. >> there still are concerned about people who don't know they are sick because they may

well, the chief engineer running gm's production lines now making masks, gowns and ventilators is here to reveal how successful the project has been and when it will be time to retool and get back to the business of making cars. >>> plus the netflix ceo's jaw-dropping donation, new dividend aristocrat stocks and charlie breaks it. less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start "the claman countdown." liz: breaking news out of atlanta. let me just tell you why we are showing an empty podium. at any moment now, fulton county district attorney paul howard will announce his decision on whether to charge two atlanta police officers in that fatal shooting of rayshard brooks. the public has been waiting to hear the charges in the friday night shooting which has been deemed a homicide. the 27-year-old african-american died after a struggle with atlanta police officers outside a wendy's drive-through, where he grabbed an officer's taser after failing a sobriety test. nearby stores have been forced to shutter as the killing fuels more protests in the city and rioters did set fire to that wen

why didn't gm pursue this? in 1958, gm was the most largest, company in the country. also, this was required cooperation with the people who made the roads. basically the government. some of you may be familiar with the quote, what is good for america's good for general motors and vice a versa. so that connection between the government and general motors is very much there. here is the way that general motors played it. this is the firebird two. there were three of them. i urge you to look up firebird two and fiber three. wait, back. let's see if it will play. [video[ >> ♪ >> great power in small packages and with the regenerator exhaust heat is no longer a problem. the experimental car of tomorrow has a science fiction appearance. it is practical and usable in every design. feasible for the future. avonfeasible for the future. electronics safeway highway is here, tomorrow's driver might just push a button and the car would drive itself. ♪ electronic receivers would pick up various impulses and roll it along in complete safety. ♪ inside the car, a tv screen reveals tr

gm is down 1.33%. nikola is down just under 1%. >>> okay. to the mouse house. it is slipping on its announcement it will delay the reopening of disneyland. the two anaheim, california parks that make up disneyland were originally slated to blast back open their gates july 17th. but now we don't have a date for when they are pushing it out to, because they will not be issued more guidelines by the state of california until after the july fourth holiday. disney is down 1.75%. while the park opening has been postponed, the downtown disney district is still expected to open july 9th. rival theme park stocks from comcast which is down about .33% to sea world, six flags, these are names we are watching very closely because we are getting different dates on them. the dates are suddenly starting to move on when they will reopen. sea world down 2.5%. six flags down .5%. by the way, disneyland reopening is not the only disney property in jeopardy. the july 24th release date of its live action movie "mulan" may be pushed back again, as covid-19 cases surge across the mult

they basically borrowed a brand-name that gm had developed a few years previously. so much of this is the fulfillment of a dream the auto industry has had for close to 60 or 70 years now but did not have technology to deliver. and in fact it's actually like a much much much older than that. if you look at almost every mythic tradition on the planet, you go back and there is some hero or king over god who is racing around, often in the sky but just as often on the ground, sometimes it see there is a god with the self driving sailboat. king morgan the generous in wales who is a mythic character had a chariot he would teleport around. i'll a lot of emperors and miss head flying thrones or the flying carpet. or the slavic myths and those of you have play dungeons and dragons her member she makes an appearance in that game world of who runs around the steps of eastern eurasia in a magical hut that's carried along by two chicken legs. so this idea of self driving self-propelled vehicles, is a very, very old technological longing and we are just now making it possible. so

i will get back to question and i am here representing or being the alumni of gm cmf program. this question is also coming -- this is a great opportunity. first of all, we have to acknowledge that the a trend whi spontaneous global crisis provoked by covid-19 pandemics has enforced a trend which waso gaining moreyo and more ground, that is national versus collective. as a result, how do you see the security architecture developingof t in a way that it meets the individual and collective needs of the country's, both members of nato, the alliance, but also partners, and how do we keep in the seen as one s our collective values alive, as they are still seen as one of the main promises for peace? thank you. in uncertain t>> i strongly beln uncertain times, we need strong multilateral institutions, and nato is one of the biggest, most important national institutions we have established.orta we saw nato emerge out of theist second world war and all theunt. institutions established to prevent war from ever again affecting the people in thed i l allied countries. i strongly believe th

the gm a is that it catered to the preservation of -- which is the largest mausoleum in the hemisphere. an important part of our mission is to foster education about the life and legacy of general grant principal author of union victory during the civil war, and our nations 18th president. in recent years, we revived the gm aids tradition dating back to the 19th century to commemorate grants birthday with a dinner in new york city. the dinner program each year has been an educational one highlighted by a colloquy and which general david petraeus interviews a historian about different aspects of grants story. another annual tradition is the official commemoration of grants birthday at his two him in a ceremony organized by the national park service of the united states military academy at west point. because of the pandemic we are all experiencing, both events have been canceled this year. we thought it was important to recognize grants birthday, and that is why we come together online, to observe it with a colloquy that we can bring to you at home. this also means that we can reach a g

right to gm and ford. so to become the default model in silicon valley because they don't have the obvious product and there are many ways these companies could have figured out how to monetize and still value and institutionalize the opposition for actual people who are now call users. that they didn't do that because that monetization was discovered that they skipped over the difficult institutions that the economist described in his work to take that little snippet about creative destruction that left behind important learning of the years and decades and centuries it takes new models of economic production that are aligned to people in society. so with the monetization process because the surveillance was so lucrative and starting leave successful we see companies in every sector and here's where we come full circle to the ford motor company where mass production began with the breakthrough to the model t back in the early days of the 2h century. and car sales are sustained and there is no way out of t

i say bet on ford because ford doesn't have the balance sheet that i like, but gm has very good chinausiness. i think you don't need to sell tesla to buy go. m, that's kind of i think brokera brokerage artifice >> jim, that's interesting jpmorgan last night was talking about this pent up demand issue, more in terms of services, but their larger point is it's going to be impossible to know what normal levels of demand are going into the next few months because there will be explosive spikes in demand for things that people couldn't get or wouldn't go out to get and so we're going to be left asking a lot of questions. >> yes by the way, hertz day of the giant offering have 700,000 cars that i thought could come to market, the used car market should be hurt by that, used cars are selling well. if we take gm at face value and say that the chinese market is back, that's a nice wind, that's a nice tailwind. some people are saying that tesla won't do well in china, i think that's crazy gm i think can work and not just for a trade, i think you can be for an investment because of the -- becaus

they basically borrowed a brand name that gm had developed 50 years previously. there is so much of this is the fulfillment of a dream that the auto industry has had from close to 60 or 70 years now that really didn't have technology to deliver. and in fact it's a much much older dream than that. if you look, almost every mythic tradition on the planet you go back and there is some hero or king over god whose often in the sky but just as often on the ground, sometimes it's in the sea they have a self driving sailboats. king morgan the generous, in wales who is a mythic character had a chariot he could teleport a lot of chinese emperors and myths have flying thrones see here the flying carpets. those of you who played dungeons & dragons may remember she makes an appearance in that game world who runs around the steps of eastern eurasia in a magical hut that's carried along by two chicken legs so this idea of self driving self-propelled vehicles is a very, very old technological longing we are just now making it possible. finally fulfilling this dream at the same t

san francisco gm confirmed earlier this week, top prospects joey bart, ramos, hunter bishop, and marcoiano. now, reports the giants have released pablo sandoval. players going to report to oracle park wednesday. they will be tested for covid-19. now, if the results are negative, they can return to the park friday, to begin training. the a's announced their 60-man player pool for the season. 42 players going to report to the coliseum thursday with the first workout on the fourth of july, saturday, in oakland. matt olson told me he believes this year's squad has everything it takes to get to the world series. according to espn, former nfl mvp panthers quarterback cam newton signed a one-year deal with the new england patriots. joins brian hoyer as they compete to replace tom brady. including a super bowl appearance at levi stadium against denver. golf now, final round of the travelers in connecticut. third-round leader brendan todd blew up on 12. a triple bogey seven. this wouldn't help at all. he went from 2 up to 5 back in 12 holes. dustin johnson was in second when the day began. gets

tech is under performing today i bought more ford yesterday i got some gm. looking brenda, just unbelievable numbers boeing, we just had it on the screen it's up 17.25% weak to date winners on the s&p 500, american airlines is up nearly 100%, this week united airlines is up 62 simon property these are the tom lee epicenter stocks >> these things, these stocks airlines, for example, heading into this week were down 50% on average for the year there has been a pick up in participation. as you mentioned, everybody way saggi saying this better be a v shape re recovery here we have gotten some great news still not out of the news yet. we have millions of people still unemployed but this is good sign and it was encouraging the see the job gains are broad based so more than 60% of injuries participated in those job gains. there's opportunities. we talked about some of them yesterday on the show but some high quality opportunities in areas like even in health care some opportunities like merck and in pockets of the industrials. some consumer related names. i think t

gm appears ready to build an electric delivery van and impossible burgers now available for online ordernd home delivery. >> the auto makers are getting ready to make electric delivery bans. the consumer electronics show is looking toward next january for the next event despitecovid-19. organizers are hoping january ces will be in an in person event but with more live streaming and new safety measures in it can now be ordered online in two packs. two-day shipping is included and they also announced an expansion of grocery store availability. those are your tech bites. have a great day. >> that is wonderful to hear. >> all right. the pandemic isn't stopping the bay area from celebrating pride. we're going to tell you about the special event that areday. also a downturn in abc 7 is launching a new streaming app so you can get our live newscast, breaking news weather and more. the abc 7 bay area app is available on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. search abc 7 bay area and install it for free. we'll be right back. z3wvmz z1s6z y3wvmy y1s6y ♪music) >>> if you got the air conditioner o

ashley: i don't have six flags but i can tell you about gm. stuart: okay. six flags sounds great. stuart: who's got that? ashley: lauren, thank you. lauren: lauren has it. stuart: all right. go. lauren: let me step in here. universal is opening tomorrow to the general public. so nice and early when you look at compared to disney next month, temperature checks, face masks. here's the thing. when you are wearing a mask, it gets hot. no water mist on the rides or anything like that. they are having these zones where you can go to take off your face mask. that sounded good to me. you ask when will sea world reopen. the answer is wednesday, june 11th and six flags in texas is opening with 50% capacity on the 22nd of this month. stuart: thank you very much, lauren. shall we go to general motors? i don't think there's much to this story. they are just going to reopen fully by the end of this month. is that it? ashley: well, that is the hope. they are going to focus on their big gm trucks because that's where the demand is. they say there's tremendous demand from t

so far ford, gm and tesla have not put their trucks on the road.ordstown motors, with this truck could be on track to be the first to today that in january of 2021. melissa: those are very cool looking vehicles, hillary. thank you for that. connell. connell: all right. prepping a quote, new news experience, google has announced it will begin paying select publishers for what it calls high quality content under new licensing program for news products set to launch later on in the year. google initial participants in the program will include, australian, brazilian and german publications. there you go. >>> fox news alert. nike with its fourth quarter results. let's go back to jackie deangelis with the numbers. reporter: connell, it was a loss on the top and bottom lines. revenue came in well under expectations of 7.2. put this in perspective. the revenue in this water was over $10 billion. that gives you a sense of the drop nike is taking here. earnings, 51 cents expectation. negative 51 cents that was loss. the expectation was positive seven cents.

to outperform, albeit from low levels, but if you look at a one, two or five-year chart gm always beats ford they have a better autonomous vehicle and better electrical vehicle lineup >> this is a good question from john mr. smiler on twitter -- hi, josh many have been saying that young robin hood investors are getting carried away buying risky stocks aren't young investors supposed to be taking risks >> that's a good question. i see a lot of guys in my age, in their 40s, mocking kids who are experimenting, trying to teach themselves how to invest and trade. don't listen to any of that discouragement take it from me. when i was in my 20s, i was doing ridiculous things during the dot-com bubble this is how people learn just don't risk more than you can afford to lose and know the difference from speculation and investment i any over time you'll learn more and be fine. >> it's also a difference between buying -- i don't want to say a ticker, versus buying a company on the brink of bankruptcy that's a bit different of a speculative game that you're also alluding to >> we act like professio

giants gm confirmed earlier this week top prospects joey bart, ramos, hunter bishop and marco lucianol be on the 60-man pool. harry shulman reports the giants released pablo sandoval. no official roster as of now. players will report to oracle park wednesday. they'll be tested for covid-19. if the results are negative, they can return to the park friday to begin training. the a's announcing their 60-man pool. 42 are going to report thursday, july 2nd. the first workout set for saturday, july 4th in oakland. in spring training, matt olson said he thinks this year's squad has what it takes to win. they've lost in the wild card game. >>> golf today, final round of o the travelers. brendan todd wlu up with a 12 or on 12 with a triple bogey 7 and this just going to roll all the way back. he went from 2 up to back 5 in 12 holes. dustin johnson was second when the day again. four birdies on the front nyengets him to the lead. the putt on 10 goes. kevin streelman started in third. needs this to go on 18 to tie joh johnson for the lead. pars 18 for his 21st career victory. >>> hey, did you see

and minutes after the story broke, former baseball gm jim bowden said the giants will make a push to sign former dodger yaseal puig. >>> and the 49ers will induct bryant young into the hall of fame. he played his entire 14 year career in san francisco and had the most sacks in team history. >>> june 23rd, here's what happened on this day in sports history. 1963, jimmy pearsol of the mets had career home run number 100 and circles the bases running backwards. 2017, derek carr signs his 5 year contract extension with the raiders. so what was his first meal after the deal? >> chick-fil-a. >> it's the 10-year anniversary of the longest match in tennis history at wimbledon. they suspended play in the 5th set due to darkness tied at 59 games. find out tomorrow how it ended. 2003. >> he's going, and he steals it without a throw. that's never 500! >> barry bonds becomes the only member of the 500-500 clubs. the warriors drafted klay thompson. he told me he had to improve his defensive game. >> especially there's some animals at the next level. but i think golden state is >>> the late show is

and in 2011, the a's fired their gm and hired the local guy, bob melvin. >> it's a dream come true. >he's won over 700 games in green and gold. hoping he wins a few mo >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a good night. - [announcer] the following is a paid commercial program for better bladder, sponsored by trusted therabotanics. are you always checking out the location of the nearest bathroom? do you have trouble sitting through a movie without a bathroom break? are you afraid you'll have an accident when you sneeze or laugh in public? are you constantly getting up throughout the night because you have to go?

coming up at 6:00 we talked to the bart's gm about budget challenges on the slow return of writers and more and more of our economy reopens. >>> the trump administration released a rule that would block protections for transgender patients under the affordable care act. the rule narrows the definition of sex discrimination so would no longer cover transgender people. the obama administration had sought to make it illegal for doctors and healthcare workers to deny care on the basis of gender identity. >> today's finalization of the rule is not only incredibly times, it shows a lack of humanity by the administration and could really impact lives. this doesn't change the law but it changes how the health and human services department views and enacts the law. >> reporter: various t rulings have blocked the obama administration rule, the trump plan would take effect in 60 days and will be enforced on health and service human services programs. >>> chopper 5 over a youth led rally incident and cisco, two bay area chapters of the naacp are teaming up to march from city hall to the hall of ju

gm why? because of everything they've been giving us there's an upturn in auto sales.off of a lower base you know the way things work, it's year over year, and ford motor is going to go higher and i think this is a breakout for ford they're unveiling a new 150, that's their bell cal and this is an incredible moment because we're in a recession you're supposed to sell these stocks all the other methods are covid-related. ford motor, david. >> one can only imagine. i know, ford motor it does put you in mind of the potential traffic that's going to ensue in major metropolitan areas if people are not using mass transit, not even just new york and the subway, but metro north and the railroad and other major cities as well everybody is going to be driving into the city center. >> yes, i have no doubt, unless we continue to have the rules of where you can stay at home if you want to. but this is going to be a difficult time people -- this is going to reverse a trend that have been going on for a long time as they race the price of the tolls in new york people are afraid of ma

caesars and gm and new york new york at 11. over the past few weeks properties have released health and safety guidelines for guests and staff anyone going inside should expect social distancing at restaurants and on the casino floor as well as temperature checks and masks many amenities will vary based on the resort the miracle mile shops at planet hollywood delayed their opening until june 10th. right now, las vegas resorts are doing a phased reopening they will assess other properties based off of the demand reporting on the las vegas strip and houston. >>and at 4.15 we also want to get a check of the weather to be as you know was awfully hot yesterday looks like we may have another warm one today but let's find out for sure. meteorologist john trouble with that good morning john. >>good morning, yes, still holding on to some hot conditions but not quite as hot as yesterday which was a record breaker for a couple of cities across the bay area as got up to 89 breaking a record and downtown oakland say 88 degrees also breaking

broncos gm, former stanford star john elway said he's not going to stay on the sidelines in the fightst racial injustice. today his team joined protests at state capitol building. star linebacker von miller was among players that spoke and addressed the crowd. >>> still no fans allowed at sporting events in the u.s. but that did not stop this fox from crossing the track at the atlanta motor speedway during today's truck series race. watch out. luckily this fast fox stayed out of harm's way. that's not something you see every day on the racetrack there in atlanta. guys? >> i feel like there's a joke coming. right? about a fox that crosses the road. i don't know. >> that's an oval. >> i don't have a good joke, though. >> you lose a fox out there on the oval. all right, chris, thank you very much. >>> all right. just ahead, did you hear about the latest of the golden gate >>> well, if you were near the golden gate bridge yesterday and heard some musical tones, your ears were not deceiving you. >> the bridge. it's the bridge that started to sing. ♪ the golden gate bridge has been undergoi

. >>> broncos gm and former stanford legend john elway say he's not going to stand on the sidelines in the fight against racial injustice. his team joined protests at the state capitol building. von miller was among the players that spoke and addressed the crowd. >>> hey, did you see this? still no fans at sporting events in the u.s. but that didn't stop this fox from crossing the track at the atlanta motor speedway during today's truck series race. luckily this fast fox stayed out of harm's way. luckily it was not a close call. but not very often you see that, a fox running loose on a racetrack. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, sign tcientists taking a stands. dozens have signed a letter to the facebook ceo over his handling of posts by president trump. the changes they want to see. >>> plus we take a tour of the new murals popping up around oakland honoring george floyd. >>> if you were near the golden gate bridge yesterday and heard some musical tones, your ears were not deceiving you. >> it was the bridge that started to sing. ♪ yep, the 83-year-old golden gate bridge has been u

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when gm shuttered its doors they left hundreds of people in the community out of work.ht back to life by lordstown motors. vice president pence says this is proof the president is committed to making manufacturing happen here in the u.s. the company originally planned to show off a driverless prototype of endurance at an auto show this spring but that was canceled due to coronavirus. the endurance is joining a crowded electric truck space with names already there, tesla with their cyber-truck. ford plans to make an all electric f-150 and general motors plans to make an all electric version of their hummer. lordstown motors is on track to be the first out of tesla, ford or gm to actually deliver a road-ready rig to customers. the company says customers should receive their pickups in january of 2021. ford's f-150 electric vehicle has not announced their date for the truck to hit the market but they did show off a prototype last summer. gm was supposed to unveil its revamped all electric hummer in may, but that was also stalled due to the pandemic. tesla's cyber-trucks ar

. ♪ taylor: the auto industry is getting back to business and gm ceo has a unique insight running theith more than 160,000 employees. general motors has worked to have a minimal amount of sales go to rental plates. we focus on other types of commercial business and the retail customer so that will have an impact, but not a huge impact for us because of the level we had gotten to from a rental car company perspective. >> tesla has a market value higher than anyone else's in the u.s. will electric cars be an important part of the future? >> absolutely. before the crisis hit, we had investors, dealers, employees with an easy day where we took through technology from a battery perspective. we were launching it next year, the battery platform and we will take multiple models off of that. andnnounced the gnc hummer that cadillac will be a lead brand for developing and selling electric vehicles. we believe in all electric future and we believe the transition will happen over time. brands value and luxury so we have to make sure we are providing options for the entire marketplace. we are real

while some companies are offering paid time off, others like gm will commemorate with learning opportunities and a moment of silence. >>> the last surviving sibling of john f. kennedy has sdie ddid andrea mitchell reports her life and legacy and the end of an era. >> reporter: she was the youngest daughter of rose and joseph kennedy, the 8th of 9 children in a rowdy family raised to be tough -- >> she would be thinking about what you can do for this country. not whining. >> reporter: a match maker, she introduced her brothers to her friends. jackie to jack, ethyl to bobby she married steven smith in 1956 and had four children. hitting the campaign trail for jack in 1960 she was a surprising but popular choice to be the president clinton's ambassador to ireland. ruffling feathers by traveling to northern ireland and persuading clinton to let adams come to the u.s. laying the groundwork for the historic peace with northern ireland years later. the last of her siblings, she received the dal of freedom from president obama in 2011. she was 92 >>> up next, have you ever heard of a super flesh tes

how are there only two gms? i mean we're in a predominantly -- the majority of our players are black. so the fact that there's that few, i mean that's not debatable. like i don't know if people are openly thinking they're doing it, but that's what the problem is. it is something that has to get better. >> shanahan says he would support any protest by his players to bring about change. >>> college football programs in the bay area are getting closer to returning to campus. the pac-12 says teams should be able to begin voluntary workouts by june 15th. nothing is official yet, but players are getting ready. cal defensive back camryn bynum shares his thoughts on returning to play during the pandemic. >> i think everybody in the staff is going to be really careful about it, so at the end of the day we have to do our part in being smart, washing our hands, wearing our masks and just being smart around the facility when we get around more people. but i don't think it will be too big of a deal because they're going to t

before becoming the shark's gm he was the top defensiveman in the nhl.rst made a name for himself while playing for chicago and he was a member of the shark's inaugural team in 1981. in 2003 he became the shark's general manager where he's molded the franchise into the league best. congrats to him. we'll be right back. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. with x1, it's all at your beck and call. show me "parks and rec." see? the best really did get better! magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included for no additional cost. no strings attached. >>> the show won't go on as expected the popular outside lance music festival won't happen this august because of the pandemic. but organizers want music lovers to get excited for next summer's big concert at golden gate park. they announced headl

. >>> the 49ers gm and kyle shanahan called their program in process, building brick by brick.n three short years, they are a perennial contender. the niners announcing they have signed head coach kyle shanahan to a multiyear contract extension. espn reports that it's new six-year deal, replacing the final three years he had on his original contract, making him the head coach through 2025. he's set to be one of the five highest paid coaches in the league. now, just days after saying he was 100% certain that major league baseball would have a season, the commissioner is backtracking on those statements. not good for baseball fans. the commissioner telling espn he's no longer certain there will be a 2020 baseball season. negotiations have been tough. but the sticking points continue to be pay and amount of games. this isn't to mention the health protocols that need to be agreed upon. players association maintains their willingness to play. >> it's just a disaster for our game. absolutely no question about it. it shouldn't be happening. and it's important that we find a way to get

>>the bellagio plans to open up on thursday at 10 o'clock and gm, a new york york open at 11, reporting of la joe joe moore is now. >>we love that i have to tell the guards there in the background so pretty. a live look outside at sfo, partly cloudy 58 degrees right now the airport will be welcome back everyone, thanks for saying with us kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate. >>for john thompson shot out to purge on his graduating from james logan high school in union city and he plans on attending college in wyoming on a full basketball athletic scholarship congratulations. keep in mind that you can let us know about a graduate in your life like this all these great photos we receive go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads twenty-twenty right under the news tab submit the picture of your grad let us know high school they're graduating from and what's next for them so keep those pictures of those stories coming. now let's get a check of the forecast and see how a nicely it's going to warm up today checking in with dave spahr good morning dave. >

tesla was cut by morgan stanley and goldman. .hey say gm is a better buy american airlines seeing domestic capacity down 45% in july. that is an improvement when the entire second-quarter capacity was 75% drop. tsa passengers, the count plus 500,000 yesterday, people are flying. also this chart, something we have been talking about, we are seeing cracks in the credit market not to mention the household indebtedness was pushing up to cost of protecting against default particularly within the high-yield space. you are looking at the market up to 506, recovering a little bit but something i am keeping my eye on as we see how all of this indebtedness shapes out in the bond market. romaine: lululemon, i did not realize -- i thought that was recession proof. everyone kept buying yoga pants. caroline: you need to show off expensive likings. online sales were up but it was the total sales that was 17% and that is where they got ahead of analysts. it is the first time to have come in below this estimate. usually it is pretty straight -- spot on. i love the way you highlighted what on earth is going

>> guest: google invented and perfected at the capitalism in the same way that gm presented and perfected the capitalism. it becomes the default module there are many ways the companies could figure out how to monetize and build value and institutionalized to do value proposition for actual people but they didn't do that because as soon as the path was discovered they skipped over the difficult institution building that they described in his work and they took that little bit of creative destruction but left behind a what it takes to build robust new models of economic production that aligned with the people in the society. but because it has been so lucrative and successful, we see companies in every sector migrating and missing it becomes full circle where the mass production began and the move to the models they in the early days. now as many of our viewers will know, the auto industry is in a global slump. car sales at a sustained low. there is no way out of this. the ceo of ford motor is now saying the new path to profit margin for the motor co companys going to be monetizing data fr

. >>> the 49ers gm and kyle shanahan called their program in process, building brick by brick. in three short years, they are a perennial contender. the niners announcing they have signed head coach kyle shanahan to a multiyear contract extension. espn reports that it's new six-year deal, replacing the final three years he had on his original contract, making him the head coach through 2025. he's set to be one of the five highest paid coaches in the league. now, just days after saying he was 100% certain that major league baseball would have a season, the commissioner is backtracking on those statements. not good for baseball fans. the commissioner telling espn he's no longer certain there will be a 2020 baseball season. negotiations have been tough. but the sticking points continue to be pay and amount of games. this isn't to mention the health protocols that need to be agreed upon. players association maintains their willingness to play. >> it's just a disaster for our game. absolutely no question about it. it shouldn't be happening. and it's important that we find a way to g

herself to ensure the carmaker puts a greater emphasis of diversity coming after she sent a letter to gm staff saying she is quote impatient and disgusted at the deaths of black americans at the hands of authorities and plans to create an advisory board to help achieve its goals adidas says 30% of all new positions will be filled by black and latino people in the united states vesting some $20 million to african-american communities. after hundreds of black employees protested in front of the german sports wear giant u.s. headquarters kwiel accusing them of profitingoff black culture. seeking to improve and creating more diversity >>> a big day as investors at the federal reserve will be meeting. fed chair pouille will speak maintaining interest rates near zero and continuing with the quantitative easing program. looking to forward guaidance as they are expecting to look at forward forecast for the next six months looking at u.s. treasuries we are looking at the 10-year note currently around 0.8% 0-year around 1.5% two-year around 1.2% let's bring in macro strategist at wells fargo to he

north american production to return to near precoronavirus levels according to ceo mary bara who says gm has been aggressive in restarting since may 18 and the company will continue to add additional shifts this week. a group of amazon workers are suing the retail giant said their working conditions have put them at risk but also family members. filed in new york, claiming one worker contracted the virus in march at staten island and within a month, her cousin whom she lived with died after experiencing coronavirus symptoms >>> trying to offset rising costs and packages flowing through its network. this move follows that of rival ups and is designed to hit some of the largest shippers whose volume has exploded with consumers on lockdown. at this point, what aren't we shipping back to you. >> no kidding. the fed ex is so busy. they are driving around in ryder vans they've run out of their vehicles >> the struggle has been real, brian. >> i look forward to getting back to the stores and getting back to the office to see rahel solomon >> here, here. >>> the nasdaq 100.75 from its closing hi

. >> gm ceo mary barra is setting near, medium and long-term goals for diversity and inclusion. latest in companies taking a stand. >> let's hope that they continue even after the attention right now. >> hear, hear. >>> new york city is going in day three of phase one reopening. one chain with its ear to the ground is running apparel company jack rabbit. four locations in new york city, more locations worldwide here with the ceo. tough times. i know we are seeing a little optimism out there. shoes. you need to touch them and put them on your feet often to buy them how does the world of selling footwear and running look in the, quote, new normal >> good morning, brian thank you for having me on we have began to open up across the country. we currently have 114 of our 131 stores open. the demand has been stronger than we expected we've taken all the precautions. so far, so good. people our customers in health and fitness are very popular right now i think we are in a very good space. >> i don't know if you heard the interview earlier. i asked, the data is basically sloppy and ugly

something like workhorse, this maker,lectronic vehicle the gm lordstown plant in ohio, up 46% on the day. thattart to see some of speculation in smaller cap to mid-cap names. keep in mind, the rebalancing of the indices, that actually took effect today, so you will see a lot of the smaller names move into those mid-cap and large-cap, the russell 2000, the russell 3000. taylor: we are getting some comments from fed chair jerome powell. congressional testimony tomorrow. he is saying the path forward is extraordinarily uncertain and really hinges on this virus. untilecovery is unlikely people are confident it is safe. incoming data beginning to show a resumption of activity. a new phase is sooner than expected. millions of jobs are still lost. he is repeating that the fed is still committed to using a full range of tools. below,y keeping rates buying bonds as well. romaine: the other thing that is going to start to drive this is corporate earnings. micron earnings crossing the wire. the three q numbers, adjusted eps, above the estimate for $.77 on an adjusted basis. for 5.3. are looking

i don't see tesla necessarily buying another company and gm cut their employees and their autonomousivision and their prize division and i think that not every auto maker is going to succeed in this transition so to be early and to be as far along and at the scale that tesla is today is very important. >> your job probably currently is to poke holes in your own case a good investor will do that i'm a bull by nature and i believe in this and i also can't ignore that. what would be the biggest bear case you'd have to make if somebody said hey make the biggest bear case? >> well, i think, i'll tell you what we often hear we often hear that it's possible that evs are sort of not the long-term future or that because of a small subsidy cut back there will be a decrease in demand i think that that's very short-termed focused the work that we have done is really a cost equation battery costs are declining while gas powered cars are becoming more expensive because of emission standards and batteries are writing a technology cost decline curve which is decreasing at an incredible rate basicall

gm knew well before that they were going to close the plants. they announced their building the blazer in mexico the last day the second shift reported to work 2018 this is important in the riding in the worlds of origin with the new enough and the first half of 2018 work closely with kara sea made in the u.s. disqualify for enough benefits pretty claim the updated rules will call a drink create tens of thousands of auto jobs in the country. gm knew the rules in fact help write them for they still decided to close offshore production to mexico. this week there is a news report of the staff in charge of writing the rules of origin are playing their own business to help auto companies comply. even worse they were letting the companies know that they were still on your payroll. many of them say the trade deals are written and secret from corporations by corporations and the administration of both parties which you have criticized equally with the auto rules of origin were not strong enough to stop the off shoring of large jobs to mexico on your sta

building a resilient workforce in the era of covid-19 with a acus on youngstown, ohio, year after the gm plant was closed there. really focusing on inequality, low income workers and minorities, paying tribute to juneteenth. he says it is not lost on me that we are meeting on juneteenth amid a renewed reckoning of racial injustice. he says the spread of the virus has created hardship and suffering. be path ahead will challenging, but he does on the american people, particularly during the dedication we are hearing today. now let's get to some of the rest of the news this afternoon. mark: president trump says the biggest risks to his reelection effort is mail-in voting. in an interview, the president said it is rife with fraud that could cost him a win. hascoronavirus pandemic upended the 2020 election, raising concerns about how voting will take place. during that interview, he warned other republican senate candidates that if they don't support him, they will lose. more signs new york is recovering from the pandemic. governor andrew cuomo said today would be his final daily briefing. se

the expected log gm has many publishers concerned about media attention and sales.he president and publisher. said all of the decisions we make our guesswork none of us know what we are doing. the former wall street journal reporter karen blumenthal died in may at the age of 61. she was the author of several nonfiction books for children. the 1929 stock market crash. also in the news the book skin reports that they were up. the adult nonfiction sales were up 2% for the week. 8% for the year. and the library of congress has announced that due to the coronavirus pandemic this year's national book festival will take place virtually from september 24 to 26. it will include talks by authors such as a john grisham. book tv will continue to bring new programs in publishing news you can also watch all of all our archived programs. .. .. >> host: on what to start with the caucus. first of all what is it and how do you envision smart cities? >> guest: we decided to establish a bipartisan smart cities caucus, darrell isis was my cochair. it's in now congresswoman from di

this is a league that still has only two black gms and a league that never had a black majority ownerstatements are coming out. you see them on twitter. you see roger goodell's twitter. you saw the powerful statement from the players they released the other day. there's a lot of talk. these statements are great. always need money to get things done but if we're going to see anything from the nfl it would be from here on out and next coming seasons and the future to see what actually happens about equality, diversity and trying to eradicate racism. >> people wondered specifically why the name colin kaepernick was not mentioned considering how a lot of this conversation started with his protests. let's move on to the jordan brand committing $100 million over the next decade to, according to the statement, organizations dedicated to ensuring racial equality, social justice and greater access to education. after being famously apolitical for years, decades, what's the significance of this shift of the jordan brand now entering this arena? >> well there's two ways you can look at this. you

good he was only the fourth individual to may in 1,000 nhl games and to serve as gm >> this is very unexpected. i truly believe this. just to be mentioned in this category is beyond any dreams that i had when i started playing this game. i've been a very fortunate guy. i played in the '70s, '80, '90s, the people i played with, i was not expecting this. >> and he played without a helmet. that's tough. the san jose earthquakes, the first major league soccer team to fly in and arrive at the orlando bubble. you see the temperature checks there. the league is housing all teams at the disney world complex. nba players will be joining them soon. all games will be played there. the quakes' first match is july 10th against the seattle sounders. >>> with major league baseball on the brink of starting up, we thought this could be a good time to hear from the man who knows what it's like to play in the middle of a pandemic. dan straily playing for the giants. he was a guest on our with authority podcast, available on youtube and all major platforms. masks and temperature checks. part of the new normal. >>

they change jobs, they between the a gm and a ford factory. why ford? they paid $5 a day. it was twice the wages of all of the other automobile vak tifact. and ford increased his daily wage to $6 a day. after the stock market crashed and the economy went into decline, ford raises wages again to $7 a day. those lucky enough to keep their jobs were getting $7 a day. this is baud ford understood that without purchasing power there would be no market for all of those automobiles and all of that stuff. they are working for a higher paying job. they can raise their wages by unionizing, right? another way of engaging in collective action. i go to president turner and i complain about my salary. it's not making any effect. i'm not going to do any of that. we likely see a increase in our s ri just as if if all of you engaged in collective action you would probably see a decrease in tuition. this is airing on national television, i have now called for collective action. the point is that unions. so americans formed unions they went on strike after world war one. prices were so high