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on "mad money" tonight gm held its investor earlier on the new york stock exchange i sat down with ceoy barr to learn more about the company's ev line-up and major headlines out there. then exponential fitness has become a post-ipo winner but could strong gains remain in its future i'm talking to the company's top brass. palo alto looks like there's a real good quarter. we're going to talk about it with the ceo stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. get the fastest mobile service with xfinity mobile. yeah, we'll be cruising in to get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited for just $30 each per month. oh my! plus, for a limited time, get 500 dollars off an eligible 5g phone. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for big savings. drop every

let me go to gm.ing it expects its ev development department to be profitable by 2025. rent the runway taking a stumble off the catwalk, down 15.25 the % at this hour. hover began -- morgan stanley downgrading from overweight to equal weight and cutting its price target there $10 down to just $2.50. they're a little behind, the stock's at $is 1.32, citing slowing traffic to rent the runway's web site. and in the last few hours, the u.s. department of justice has opened an antitrust investigation into ticketmaster parent livenation entertainment. the stock of livenation down 6.8%. koj investigation comes in the wake of the taylor swift concert ticket debacle that caused ticketmaster's site to crash and forced some fans to wait hours and hours to secure seats for swift's eras tour coming up. others were left empty handed. more than 2 million tickets were sold during the presale on tuesday, and the general sale was scheduled to open today, but ticketmaster canceled the whole thing yesterday saying there

its dealers, gm dealers are actually fixing totals. boggles the mind, they say in the past year they fixed 11,000 since early 2,020 one. chesler doesn't have a lot of dealerships. it is direct to consumer. most people live near gm dealership, that is where they bring their tesla. gm is partnering with canadian nickel supplier to make cheaper batteries. stuart: they want to produce one million evs in north america by 2025. draft kings up 4%. %. is that the world cup? lauren: they are launching an online sports book in maryland and piper sandler initiated up price target. blue and just wait until we tell our viewers what is going on at the world cup. wait till i tell ashley. a growing list of big-name celebrities under scrutiny after they appeared in ads for the failed crypto exchange ftx. kelly o'grady in los angeles. are they facing a fast action -- class-action suit? >> reporter: they are. whether they will be found guilty as the gray area. the class-action lawsuit claims $11 billion in damages on behalf of ftx users, sandbankman-frie

before we let you go, i want to ask about the new gm partnership. the intersection between solar and evs? how big of a deal is this that you're making? >> i think it's a potential very big deal, and really the genesis of it is when you buy an electric vehicle two things happen one is these new chargers called bi-directional chargers are not a do it yourself you need someone to install them and connect them to your electricity. that's the role we'll play initially. but the bigger role is as soon as you have an ev, your emergency usage per ev goes up about 40%. so imagine these expensive utility bills and now you're using even more energy we believe that more and more ev customers are going to want to have solar on their rooftop. today about 40% of ev owners have solar i would expect that to increase to 60% to 80% over time and they'll save money and be doing something wonderful for the world. so we're quite excited about this partnership with gm. >> peter faricy, nice to have you. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you >> ceo of sunpower >>

morning gm a at the sienna, your all access pass their country music's biggest night, plus the one and only tooth urban performs live this morning on g m, a sponsored by fritos. back now, with a wild moment off new zealand, a fisherman captured video of a huge mako shark leaping into his boat. the seven footer thrashed around for a few minutes before returning to the water. it weighed an estimated £300. and now to that jumbo powerball jackpot, someone who bought a ticket in southern california is now a billionaire. the winning ticket for the jumbo jackpot were $2.4 billion, was sold here at joe's service center in altadena, the store's owner who came to the u. s from syria in the eighties, searching for a better life will get $1 million just for selling the ticket. what are you going to do with that money to spend it on my kids and my grandchildren? i have almost 11 children. you have 11 grand lottery officials had to delay monday night's drawing because the minnesota lottery system was having issues with its sales processing system . the drawing finally held yesterday after a 10 hour

celebrating the start of production at fisker more models outside the change after gm brought some toou >> yes it's all very exciting, but you need money in a better market, they could have raised a lot of money it is a $42 billion company. letter a, acknowledge i'll testing measurements for all different businesses, life sciences had a remarkable quarter when you read the quarter, things got very difficult. it was like nothing ever happened no head winds. david, do you know how many times i had to read about macro head winds i'm tired of macro headwinds. >> in china they are doing well. >> here's agilent. >> it's not a name we've focused on that often. $43 billion market value >> it's interesting that there were so many different things that happened to the packers the division was the one that was an afterthought. agilent. the old oscillator business. it goes like this. like the world cup in south africa remember those things? >> whoa, saudi arabia. can you believe that upset >> yeah. >> iran they didn't sing the national anthem. >> that was quite interesting. >> on the one hand the

gm cars will go all-electric by 3,035. it's a shame, especially against the background of the midterm elections congress, the results of the final vote on november 8 threaten to deprive the democrats of the majority in parliament and add chances for republicans to compete for their nominee in the upcoming presidential election in 2024. by the way, one of the likely candidates could be ex-president donald trump, who spoke to pennsylvania voters the day before, republican trump called forever end the insane politics of a political career. nancy pelsey and other sumerians and radical democratic congressmen. your well-being is completely destroyed. our country is collapsing bidens far left sleepwalkers are at war with pennsylvania's energy destroying pennsylvania jobs , strangling pennsylvania communities and pennsylvania families at high prices you 've never seen before. you don’t need to look far for evidence in one of the towns of north carolina, gasoline simply disappeared to a local resident who complained about this vide

every 100 gm of that seaweed that you pick, 25 gm is pure protein.o those people who don't want to be eating meat, you get all your protein: calcium, iron, b vitamins... seaweed is what everybody should be munching, basically. this is going to be for our boil later, o.k? this is serrated wrack. now, i call this "smacon" because it tastes like bacon. so, seaweed "bacon-smacon"? now that's enough for tonight. - wow. it was fun going to the market with you! - yeah! (sophie fouron) all right. - let's do it. - let's go feed some people. - yes. we would have made it eventually. - hi, pleased to meet you. - i just wanted to throw something else in there. - oh, it's a new one. - it's a new one. these are sea noodles. you can always taste a little bit of this, but for you, tonight, i'll need to take some back with me for my dinner. - it's nice? - you need to take bigger than that, man. you want to get the full flavour. - nice texture as well. - it's good, isn't it? - nice texture. - some limpets, but go to the bottom, man. there's some pepper dulse. - this is

gms revenue is expected to grow 12% annually to more than $225 billion in 2025 believes in san mateon steps to reduce catalytic converter theft . the san mateo police department has become the first known law enforcement agency in california to offer a self install marking kid. the department says it purchased 500 cat guard self installed kids for san mateo residents. these kids include two ultra destruct labels with an identification number that will break into pieces if an attempt is made to remove them information on how to register the cat garden. a database is also included in those kits, retired mixed martial arts fighter cain velasquez is scheduled to be back inside a san jose courtroom tomorrow. arraignment is scheduled for nine o'clock in the morning at santa clara county superior court. velasquez was released from jail earlier this month after posting a million dollar bail. it was in custody for eight months charged with the shooting at a car that carried a man who is accused of molesting velasquez child. blazquez pleaded not guilty in march two charges, including attempted

i don't think you'd have a student problem in this century that we need to use gm us. i think that, you know, there's gym or use of hives and what we talk about under benefits most basically we negatively impacts on gm last, that is really no, i didn't see introducing gym on so many options in making sure that you looks like you have something in the sense that we all are used to people will be clear that there is no market for your most in this country. and where lice pushing with your loss will definitely away without feature. so i don't, the lifting, the bottom means that you're not going to give us you know, really dynamic and the big blue thing on the side. so we kind of consume, will actually make the final decision. so glad you can join us for this program. a rather familiar scene once more in israel, the 5th time and just for years, dozens of parties are competing in elections for that of the national parliament. a recent poll suggests the right wing party of the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a head, possibly even restoring him to the premier ship

you know gm building 10 stories tall. look, it's amazing the parisphere and trilon build it cheaply because you're gonna tear it down in just two years. so again in earlier days, there was all kinds of problems of like buildings being built really flimsy because again, like i'm not gonna highly engineer this thing it's gonna be scrap in two years. buildings would blow over in the wind and all that. in fact the parisphere the round building in a heavy storm parts of the facade ripped off of it because they were just sort of like stuck on the outside again. you don't need this to last more than two years. so aside from how the buildings are built. i don't know who actually built them. not to worry. okay, so i know you mentioned attendance surging at for example the uk pavilion but someone is curious. what was the attendance in general like in 1940 versus 1939. it is many people come the second year. we're not so much. so the attendance of these things like everything that everything like this the projections were wild we're

used only in gm 88, according to an online database that allows the public to search for information ownership of weapons, and to the ownership of the us government a other parts of the destroyed munitions were also present at the site of the explosion, matched older american-made rockets, and the americans printed this article in the new york times about how amazing the americans printed it. i would not delude myself here. in fact , the amount of disinformation that is now coming from ukraine in general. it is so great that, probably, if the american media continued to act in the same logic that everything they say, ukraine is true already uh, most of it. probably this world. i would understand that there is something wrong, so they are the result of this policy. it still has to. at least some things to refute confirm to do this is the illusion that they are independent objective. actually. here in this ocean it is already necessary to find the truth. here on such. bit by bit , alexander matyushin is now in touch with us, war correspondents from donetsk hello, please tell us what yo

the gm building was ten stories tall. looked amazing. they built it cheaply. you're gonna terry down in just two years. these buildings are really flimsy. we are not going to do this. billings will blow over in the wind. the round building was in a heavy storm. parts ripped off of it during a heavy storm. they were stuck on the outside. you need this to last more than two years. i don't know who actually built them. >> not to worry. i know that you mentioned attendance surging at the uk pavilion. was the attendance in 1940 versus 1939? did as many people come? >> the attendance of these things, like everything, they were wild. we get 60 to 80 million people attending the fair. they ended up getting -- i do not recall how it broke down every year. one of the things they tried was because they had rejected 60 million people. they wanted to make good on their financial promises. the attendance never hit anywhere near what they thought it would. right at the end of season one, certainly season two, they lowered the price. it did bring in some more people. it kind

a rancher on the border confronts ms13 gang members knocking on his door and gm's plans for a million evs by 2025. we cover it all on this thursday, november 17, 2022. "varney & co." is about to begin. sixth avenue new york is busy today. it's thursday morning, gom has enough seats to control the house and a win by congressman mark garcia in california pushed the count to the republicans. through the numbers, lauren. lauren: gop claims majority 218 seats and six house seats left in play. so even if democrats win all of those, they would only have 217. so republicans have this narrow majority subpoena power. the ability to investigate hunter biden january 6 withdrawal of afghanistan and can run committees. if kevin mccarthy is indeed speaker and the first thing he'll do is repeal the 87,000 new irs agents and a quick win on mike garcia's win and democrats had a double digit registration advantage in the area. biden won by 12 points but their candidate lost. stu: wow, 45, 50, that's a big difference there. most of los angeles. lauren: exactly. a lot of races we're waiting on in californ

this is why general mills is pulling back on twitter and gm has done the same.interested, as this also an environment of recession. people might be pressing pause everywhere. is that the case? is this idiosyncratic? >> does not the case. right now it is q4, when 60% of media spend normally happens. we are seeing spend on meta-, snap, tiktok, google. people are spending. spend is now being reallocated outside of twitter into these other channels. >> where is it benefiting the most? >> you can probably guess. in the last seven days, we have seen a 20% increase in tiktok traffic. caroline: just today i was on tiktok and suddenly i found myself perusing some leisure brand. i didn't even realize i was doing it native within the app until i clicked out and didn't actually buy what i was going to buy. is it actually a different reason? >> tiktok is personalized. it is scary how well the app knows you. new open tiktok right then and there, they have a high consideration, knowing what you want to buy. we have seen amazing conversion on the platform. unlike other social p

three year old gm is on a ventilator, battling rsv and rhinovirus. her mom, anita saw the warning signs. i mean, when you start to see your child struggling and become sole authority, your intuition knows that there's something wrong. hospitals across the country strained pediatric beds in 17 states are above 80% capacity. orange county, california. nya declaring a health emergency and in michigan one hospital reporting that rsv cases went from 95 to 833 in a month. now there's so much money, okay? i'm right here. doctors say the vast majority of kids won't be hospitalized with rsv. but some , like ella need help until their immune systems can beat the virus. how are you coping with this trying to keep high spirits for her, but i always have times when my breakdowns but all this leads. it's tough to seenobody wants to see their kid in this situation, and doctors tell us that just a fever may not necessarily be enough to bring your child to the hospital. it's when it's combined with that difficulty breathing dehydration or lethargy that it is time to

these p.o.w.s sending gm for good morning and gm for good night long before anybody ever thought of cell phone. so it was an incredible way to communicate and to keep, you know, to each other positive, keep each other in the loop, keep you, keep other part of a fighting unit. and so they're the american p.o.w. who are communicating as best they could and trying their not to give up any information to the north vietnamese. you know, the geneva conventions don't allow a captor to ask except your name, rank, service number, date of birth and the americans did a pretty good job of just that for for a couple of months until about november of 1965 and november 1965, there were probably about 70 or so american p.o.w.s there in hanoi, maybe a little bit less so make you be jim stockdale again. you go into this called room 18, if you go to the hanoi hilton in downtown hanoi today there a hilton hanoi which is a hotel, but there's also the hanoi hilton prison. and you can go see sea the prison. you can go to room 18 and room 18 is where a lot of the interrogations happened. and so jim stockdale wa

the new car inventories largely coming from gm and ford.e leading the way in terms of putting cars on dealer lots. they are producing much higher but many of those cars are in holding stations, waiting for final parts and/or chips that will allow them to be consumer frontline ready. liz: okay, gm and ford that's interesting because this brings me to the chip shortage. i mean, this is all we talked about over the summer. how is the chip shortage working its way through the system? i just recently saw the jaguar land rover said, you know what? we still have a chip issue that is slowing out our ability to get inventory on to the dealer lots. >> well look. it does vary by manufacturer, depending on their supplier network, but we are starting to see the steady return of inventory on to dealer lots. i think the projections are for mass product introduction in 2023. that will certainly improve consumer selection in terms of what's available on dealer lots but it's on a case-by-case basis with each car company. liz: what do you think you are doing

these p.o.w.s sending gm for good morning and gm for good night long before anybody ever thought of cell phone. so it was an incredible way to communicate and to keep, you know, to each other positive, keep each other in the loop, keep you, keep other part of a fighting unit. and so they're the american p.o.w. who are communicating as best they could and trying their not to give up any information to the north vietnamese. you know, the geneva conventions don't allow a captor to ask except your name, rank, service number, date of birth and the americans did a pretty good job of just that for for a couple of months until about november of 1965 and november 1965, there were probably about 70 or so american p.o.w.s there in hanoi, maybe a little bit less so make you be jim stockdale again. you go into this called room 18, if you go to the hanoi hilton in downtown hanoi today there a hilton hanoi which is a hotel, but there's also the hanoi hilton prison. and you can go see sea the prison. you can go to room 18 and room 18 is where a lot of the interrogations happened. and so jim stockdale wa

amid an uptick in anti-semitic and racist tweets, some big advertisers have pulled back, including gm, audi, volkswagon, general mills, reportedly pfizer and ad firm ipg, prompting musk to tweet twitter has had a massive drop in revenue due to activist groups pressuring advertisers even though nothing has changed with content moderation. and we did everything we could to appease the activists. extremely messed up, he said. they're trying to destroy free speech in america. musk is expected to soon charge $8 for a verified check next to users names, potentially authenticity check. >> it means that the blue checks are a verification device. the blue check will just mean that you have $8 and will not mean that you are who you say you are. >> tom, musk says activist groups are pressuring advertisers to leave twitter. who is he talking about? >> reporter: several groups. glad, the adl, color for change, that's one of the largest online civil rights groups. they say there is too much hate speech on twitter. they are urging advertisers to disassociate themselves from the platform. lester? >>

dagen: gm is full of hot garbage. they're a competitor and they've fallen on hard times. you owe the american people. >> when i heard about having to pay for free speech i thought this is crazy and then i -- maria: that's a great point. >> what if the institute, maybe there's a facial recognition thing and you've gotten rid of the bots, the goten rid of impersonators because it's not worth it for those people to pay the eight bucks. maybe you up the game. i don't know. dagen: twitter is free. so your free speech is free. we're talking about the blue check mark number one and no one is going to pay a subscription to sign onto at which timer. >--onto twitter. >> i'm willing to pay if it gets rid of the bots, that's my point. >> some have figured out a way around this, which is take a screen shot of your blue check and make it urbaner and then you don't have -- your banner and then you don't have to pay. everybody will know you are what you are. maria: i get it. coming up. hiup., barondarren bailey is hes plans if he beats on jd pritzker. we'll have details when we come back

the gm and manager were ultimately fired. saturday night, they put those demons to rest. >> the jeers we got, it bothered me. it wasn't us against the world thing, it was more of a come together closer type thing. >> reporter: closer together and on top of the world. danya backes, cbs news. >>> powerball's jackpot is now an estimated $1.9 billion after there was no winning ticket last night. the next chance to be a billionaire, tomorrow, maybe we can just find out with all the other winners on tuesday. >>> straight ahead, the magic behind a ballot initiative in colorado. plus, why dolly parton is ready to rock. and 100 years of king tut. how egypt's most famous pharaoh is still captivating the world. >>> this tuesday, voters in colorado will decide whether to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms. theirs illegal almost everywhere, but their apparent health benefits have put them on the balance yopt. >> they're known as magic mushrooms with an active ingredient that some research shows may help a lot of people. this doctor is as

they will refine it here and gm is the winner. that's a two-for do i have one?eorgia. >> caller: buy, sell or hold on icon, iclr. >> i like it interesting you mention it iwas looking at waters that's another one, a favorite i think this one is even better. i like it. very inexpensive stock and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up, a moment for which there is no playbook cramer bears down to make sense of a market unlike any we've seen next power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >

what's your relationship with gm can you describe pilot company gm for our viewers or investors?t relationship and what do you hope to get out of it? >> and evgo in that particular relationship, we offer our extend product, where we build those chargers and operate those chargers on our network. the only thing with those chargers is actually on pilot's books. that project is just getting kicked off now, 2,000 charging stalls on highway corridors across america >> and i think the truck stops, honestly, cathy, bucky's, if you know what that is. sheets >> i do. >> that's the future of charging you need space and people want to have something to do. i want to go and get some bucky's nuggets or whatever they may be cathy zoi, evgo, interesting stuff there and a booming market appreciate you coming on be well. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> still ahead, what spending slowdown travel and hospitality ceos striking optimistic tones this earnings season. what's got them so positive. and before we go to break, take a look at some of the declines in big tech right now. facebook/meta, u

is this exclusive to mary barea and gm >> here is what i'll say it's not an exclusive deal we're focusedredible job for g.m that is our primary focus because it not an exclusive deal you would ex spect we want to gw this business. we'll be a magnetics champion, jim. it won't be potentials but verticals, wind turbines, drones, robots, national security items we expect to build this champion and we have a lot of work to do and have a lot of customers. >> people need to know i was skeptical and pushed back many times and every time i did, james founder chairman and ceo of mp materials delivered. thanks for coming on "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, earnings are in for the cloud player stick with the stock or send up a flair? "mad money" will be right back ever wonder why they call it the american dream... and not the american goal? derek jeter! ...or plan? maybe it's because in drea, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. and you can do it all with your eyes wide open. (v

at the con, you know, chain tangela, gm and lexia. and she does it in whistler recorded guardlick position. i mean, you know, kind of been in bella was saying, usual on your yeah it's, it's a new blog posts at the new doris, the phone number that says dis, they get a deal as many of you familiar with me on that. yeah, quite a graffiti squish color under the, at the with the middle. was it a symbol? which condo, i mean yet, could easiest them quoting, it couldn't yet. skin that hands come with you like somebody channel. oh ah, but i live in the yeah, i'm a cellist, was close to what you listen. look at an auxiliary is portia, my. it, that we're against quite a go. he does casually private in my school with the apostrophe alone, west coast. with that can i put in your finance guy? she brought you something more that was cleared the back windshield virginia pride gaskin which is shaquinta. edith mitchell. i swear at the siege. scary ah stucco. preface, ition, louisiana, i did sir. is dealing with ashley. i usually think of it honestly. t

direct competitor of boeing, lohit martin , this is an attack, with which kiev really wants to get and gm-lrswhich zelensky already has, so the samba hybrid, in theory, can increase the firing range of missile systems from coronazis twice to 120-150 km. in this case, kiev will probably try to attack the deep rear of the troops of the special military operation, but i’ll make a reservation right away , such strikes are unlikely to have a big effect, neither in gas nor in iraq were there air defense systems close in characteristics to russian ones. this kind of ammunition is fired by both the shell complex and the tour complex. well, god is unambiguous with the letter m3, they generally hit targets of this kind are very effective, the arrival of such weapons, of course, it will increase the escalation of hostilities, delay hostilities, but will not lead to ukraine's victory. for now , the supply of long-range ammunition to ukraine is an exclusively hypothetical issue from a certain point of view . this step would be beneficial to the pentagon, which, after the afghan adventure, there was an ove

at the con, you know, cha, jolla, gm, and it, she does it in whistler recorded cartilage position. know when you come by. name bella aimlessly. unusual on your you, if you go based on your daughter the 4th of november that says this, they get a deal as many as can see nearly happening on that. yeah. quite a graffiti squish color on the get the with them. it was that established condo, i mean, yeah, cuz you have been quoting it because then you had scanned that ins. come with she would like somebody check. oh i linda. yeah. what shelly was kristen, would she let him go? cannot filiette is portia, might that go against his casually at private in my school with the up of the bill was costco, boston. i continue, i wrote you or something more that was cleared the back windshield, but she knew of high custom, which he shook with florida. even duck mitchell, i swear at the 5th scurvy. ah, i stuck a breathy system on the head, sir, is dealing with ashley. but usually it's a gift. honestly, taylor caterpillar. i bought it. but i it's nice to can us. for tea, a bloomberg was stopped by the s

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at this from a historical standpoint and when you look at the multiples of companies like ford and gmite low, but they are very differently positioned for this downturn and so i think if investors can look past the fact that we're going to have some demand destruction going on, the fact that the balance sheets are in very, very good shape, and the fact that both automakers, and all automakers are being quite transparent where the marketplace in the actions they're taking now to prepare them from that from a cost standpoint, i think long-term, long-term, autos are an important part of the economic landscape across the world and i always think it's good to be invested in this space. >> i presume you own ford. do you own other automakers? >> i only own ford >> okay. all right. mark, always great to speak with you. thank you. >> all right, thanks, melissa. >> mark fields i asked that, because i asked bill simon would you rather walmart or target? he said target you never know what you're going to get back. you should always ask. >> we've gotten interesting answers out of bill maybe for th

solar powered ev ark, and beams corporate customers got those to include some of the top names, google, gmj and pfizer and kohl's, a lot of people haven't heard of he's the ceo of beam global in a fox business exclusive. i've got to hear about the ark, desmond. it's off grid, transportable, let's put it up on the screen, the looks very futuristic, like the jetsons, but tell me exactly how it works. >> as you said it's transport able and i do like to use the term transportable rather than mobile. you aren't moving these things around easily, but if you have the right piece of equipment we can move them around so it's converting sunlight into electricity and storing that electricity into our own proprietary on dashboard batteries and you want to charge electric vehicle daytime or nighttime or during periods of inclement weather and then making that electricity available to charge cars anywhere. liz: and these can charge six scars at a time? >> as many as six cars at the same time and reach as many as 12 parking spaces so it's a very very effective way of converting a single parking space int

a gm hummers $108,700. they both look incredible. james. but as a father might kids are hitting their teenage years. i worry about the e banks plowing into them on a yeah, things that you and i didn't have to worry about as kids. no kidding. $4,000 e-bike that one with that make sense for maybe if you're a messenger and you need it for business purposes, can you justify spending that much on a? >> or is that typically how much they go for it? and i have shopping around for him. they're considerably cheaper, but this or it looks it's a brand. it's kind of like apple is to luxury watches what they tree phones with cameras to cars and now he bikes as well. ok? all right. let's get back to the elections the economy is a top priority for people going to the ballot box bus or health care costs what we see in on that front this morning. so surprised to see the statistic, 9 out of 10 voters think that health care is the number one cause that they are voting for. >> for themselves 159 million employees. how health care through their employers and si

until november 13 , buy a gm grill for only 2.590 rubles. sber megamarket hello ekaterina gracheva , this is our weekly interview on the russia 24 channel, where we talk about current secular news with representatives of the church. today, my guest is the chairman of the patriarchal council for culture, the metropolitan. pskov and porkhov vladyka tikhon hello hello i am very glad that you found time for this interview, when i called you and arranged this meeting, i asked you a question. where would you like to start the conversation and you said, let's start with our common misfortune, i mean events. well, ukraine as you might guess, but still i would like to clarify, here is for you in your understanding. this is a common misfortune for some for orthodox russians and ukrainians for orthodox and secular people in ukraine perhaps this is a common european misfortune. maybe even common world. well, i would not like to go so far, but it is obvious that a personal misfortune, yes, this is for russia and for ukraine and for people who live in the

. >> john mcvay, the former san francisco forty-niners gm has passed away at the age of 91 mcvay, spenthe forty-niners organization. he also greatly influence his grandson, sean mcvay. now the super bowl winning coach of the los angeles rams. he is a member of the forty-niners hall of fame, a big part of their success back in the day. so may he rest in peace best his family and friends. so, you know, big picture and that organization is gone in. honestly, i'm not gonna lie. didn't even realize his grandson was showing the day and had the same name and everything. but i found that out today. so you learn something every day. well, here's something else. john mcvay son is tim mcveigh, who is the general manager of the tv station here in bay area. >> that happened to carry the forty-niners and and he's sean mcvay's father. so there's a lineage. their forty-niners until we hit. sean is coaching the rams it. wow. yes. small world. yeah. and those warriors tied up late. we'll have those final highlights is going to be a good one down the stretch. all right. thank you, jason. well, dia de los

you don't think i've seen greatness and how people prepare, how they coach, how they gm and how they work? i must be terrible at this and after games i will say god bless you, i am no good. i might be really good but i have no idea. i den sure what to back down. >> his team will get the las vegas raiders this weekend, pretty much win or go home in terms of playoff chances for those two teams. >> he's got confidence, that's good. half the battle, right? >> thanks, charlie. >>> still care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ >>> the highly anticipated black panther sequel finally hits students at midnight tonight. >> a group of students were among the first to see it thanks to the golden state warriors. the warriors treat

gm just sold more cars in china than in united states in the third quarter. back to detroit. so, the u.s. and china, very, very intertwined economically. china, 18% of global gdp can't afford to be ostracized from the global economy. this dialogue and communication hopefully leads to a path for the two countries, the two economies in the world that have to get along the consequence is very severe for both economies >> brendan ahern, thanks for joining us. >>> we're going to break and get a check on another earnings mover, cisco on that beat and raise. announcing some restructuring, including layoffs of 5%. shares at a two-month high at the intraday highs we're ckn miteba ia nu i'm sam morrison, my brother max recommended you. so my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors the garcia's, love working with you. because the advice we give is personalized. hey john reese, jr. how's your father doing? to help reach your goals with confidence. my sister to

that's down since last year, but it's going to come down to gm's ability to execute but they've laid've got to back it up with actions >> mark, to what degree is the way the different companies sell their cars a factor in how much market share change? tesla's vertical integration, direct-to-consumer model, is that an advantage over the legacy automakers. we have networks of affiliated but not owned dealerships. as you were running ford, was that a benefit, or is that potentially a hindrance to getting evs to be more mainstream >> well, it could be a combination of both. i think in tesla's case, because they got what they called early adopter, very facile in terms of technology, ordering the vehicle, taking delivery of it, arranging for service was pretty natural for them david, as you get to mass adoption and consumers are used to working with dealers to going, touching, experiencing the product, learning about it, but also service problems. i don't view a whole swath of consumers used to the dealer model. i think that's going to be really important, particularly as all these new mod

say mom to go out in lay one media and you put new milestone in those lead pushers shirts. players, gm, up selling in the fashionable crimes. the freshest cut officially. so that is not for you for ordering or for personal brochure, or course goodbye for 3 bushels. failure mode summary. i'm over the summer, but it's good for carson bra and you say you're shy finish. this is just, those are a national wouldn't come say, you know, fridays, i've gotta just to go should, it wouldn't really fictitious. never. i only i knew something there, mom, they're glad of the book when you what they came to the net. i'm just, i did, i use them in a plastic area, but only great. and i would expect that even lower than friday or that just for my for to my, for with on. so not what did you hear a criminal wish it might be a little bit, but i you all a done. it's vital for the city also had symbolic significance. ukrainian forces, main line of defense, ran through the wooded areas on the cities, outskirts is terrible. destruction was caused while you piney, an artillery, a one or more of a lawyer, abortion

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ignore the september flight to the kramatorsk world times, writes that it was an anti-radar missile and gm8b from the old the pentagon's stockpiles of missiles hit three people in a residential building, the damage to residential buildings and civilian casualties really occurs through the fault of the ukrainian air defense system. on the outskirts of cities, but in itself. as a result, fragments of missiles or ukrainian missiles that have gone astray fall into those objects that russia did not aim at. ukrainian air defenses do not really know how to destroy air targets. everything is done at the last moment. so they hit their own, they try to catch her, but on the radar, and then launch a rocket towards our rocket or to intercept our rocket. and when their rocket is already flying in pursuit of ours, fly. she is sure to touch the house. and if he manages to bring down our rocket, then over residential areas. this, again, leads to a tragedy that still happens when they hit our rocket , fragments of the rocket and anti-missiles fall, uh, down on heads and people and on the building and, of c

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how it works, referred to the then activate the system 100 vehicles provided by nissan, toyota and gmnto interstate 24 in nashville, tennessee, last week in the middle of morning rush hour traffic. but these cars had artificial intelligence software adaptive cruise control aimed at changing the pattern of traffic along the highway. what's so exciting for me is that this is the first time one manages together 100 self driving vehicles together in the same spot. the lead investigator alex bayan, is a professor with uc berkeley's department of electrical engineering and computer science, he says the circles consortium research team chose nashville because of its brand new traffic surveillance system. this is the highest list density. video camera network in the world to monitor traffic. every 500 m on that freeway. there is a huge pole with six pack video camera network mounted on top of it that essentially live streams, everything it sees to our network. great great. we saw one of ours go by. researchers estimated that making small changes to one out of 20 vehicles on the road could hav

to be introducing the concept that auto companies have fallen under a lot of pressure i understand gm has positive comment about their ev business. but as a guy who's long on both of those stocks and think the valuations are grade and fundamentals are valuable, you can't tell me that tesla doesn't get pushed around by the same auto trade you go straight to autos in terms of where the fed is impacting the macroeconomy, and i would get to the marginal buyer of tesla stock outside of institutions has been a retail investor if you see the fallout in some of the asset classes including crypto and multiple tech, this is the group of folks that were defending elon and the stock at all points the three or four big rally point for tesla have been an s&p inclusion, a stock split, and of course the good stuff, the profitability that got him into the s&p and production numbers really the numbers that started to get them when they started talking about $500,000 and so some of those positives are things that clearly are in the price. i'm not sure what those positives are going forward, especially w