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which sells for 225 bucks at a gm dealer.vid welch who covers autos in detroit. fascinating ways to see these companies partner together. how does it move forward the effort in a year about their -- in a year with a have been concerns about how ev's can move forward? david: this should help gm. when they take a road trip, can they charge? i drive a lot from detroit to pittsburgh on the ohio turnpike are there plenty of tesla chargers in all the service areas. there are others but they are not so visible. people do see tesla chargers at places like that. they know if they do any research on ev's tesla has the most reliable charging system. if he can plug a gm ev into that, that is great. this comes at a opportune time for general motors. they are ramping up duction of the equinox and blazer ev's which are there cheaper ones. that can give potential buyers access. sonali: this seems easy. you buy an adapter for $225. you find a tesla charging station. how does this meet the need at the end of the day? what are the complications

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is gm still looking to be all electric by 2035?r light duty vehicle yes. >> reporter: are you concerned with the way that ev sales have slowed? >> well, i don't think we ever thought it would be linear. >> reporter: wall street darling tesla dominates the market with nearly half of the evs on the road in the u.s. but their market share is shrinking. and with nine all-electric cars and trucks currently available and four more on the way, gm seems determined to catch up. >> i think this represents the ultimate in luxury. >> reporter: we are the first to driver gm's highly anticipated and soon to be released electric cadillac escalade iq, starting around $130,000, with a range of at least 460 miles per charge, it includes features like semi-autonomous super cruise, which allows hands-free driving on many roads. driving you around the track in a car? >> super cruise driving. >> reporter: yeah. for a peek at what else is around the corner, gm invited us for a rare look inside its century-old milford proving ground. >> the proving ground

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the key for gm, and ford, but i'll focus on gm, because i think it's the better call, is that if they get their ev losses and they reduce them, at least in the way that the street is predicting, i mean, it's a driver. it's a catalyst to the shares. they're talking about 5,000 bucks in terms of margin per unit, and i think that would be extraordinary, so, i think the cyclical part of this story, something we don't really know, i think it's fair to say the u.s. consumer is stretched. but if you get back to where these cars are priced, they're priced for cyclical headwinds. they are priced for no one expecting them to have a business beyond their current one. >> at one point within the note that i had not thought ofat all, you mentioned the ev business and paring back the forecast, being in that business, and that's seen as a good thing for now, but actually down the line, they could face penalties for not being in line with emissions standards. and that would be a draw on liquidity. i had just not thought of it, not connected the dolts dots al way to that point. >> yeah, that's down the

phil lebeau. >> you bet. >> gm. gm? you're in it?, look, i like gm, i like the profitability, i like the stock. clearly it's had challenges finding the catalyst to match up with the performance dynamics. i would quickly mention, you mentioned hybrids. i think we have to talk about toyota. after a massive pull-back across japan, i love toyota here. the first quarter results, no real surprises, but their strength versus the competition is extraordinary. >> gm showing signs of life, 48 and change. the recent high was 50. two-year high-ish. investor day, the first week of october or so. for the first time in a long time, the stock is starting to show signs of life. so, maybe tim is onto something here. >> been onto something for awhile. the stock's had a huge run, even though it's pulled back a little bit recently. the valuation of all of them is just ridiculously cheap. and normally, you know, there's -- >> value trap cheap? >> historically. >> historically, but -- but i don't know if there's enough discipline right now in their busines

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radically altered how they were redeploying the cash that they were earning up until about year ago gmsses in this pastor the sewage due to entirely returning that to shareholders. they announce an accelerated share repurchase plan of 20 percent of the company. once that was completed, they continued to fight back and taking out well over one quarter of the shares of the company this year we expect them to continue that if the investors do not respond by acknowledging the higher value of gm chair. jack: this shift to offer betting you're not it big well you do hold company and you do think that that what is in 19 or 20 actually really oversees the price of that. bill: brighten something that off of been doing for years, they have the kind of other that's essentially into capitol investments and i think made those to prevent the capitol firm on the balance sheet is ss and when they do it themselves, the cost go through the income statement as we head back those losses and after we had just for that we think you're buying search business will and youtube, for about 13 or 14 times earning

the gm also try the hand of building an electrified ship. it called the electromagnet emberly's 19 seventies. they will confident that the factory technology had significantly improved by then. this is isaac nickel oxide battery, which has about $2.00 to $2.00 and a half times the energy storage capability of the letter acid batteries, which were formerly the only ones available. so this really is a, is the breakthrough that makes possible and electric car like this. but despite testing model to go back to, you can see the electrical red simply been delva and it's promises of the experimental american need. these are fed and i'm through general electric's data. and for this computer prototype with perhaps a genuine load as easy from that era that can be considered something of a success, wasn't even an easy they lived, most of it's more thing on the surface of fear. the lunar moving vehicles. so a lot of these go battery powered for wheelers use during the last 3 apollo missions are joined efforts by boeing and general motors. the 1st l r. b

we're going to get those values up because that 20-17 promise was made just a few miles away from the gmnt. people take it literally. >> your words are important, then gm shuttered the plant and left workers desperate to hold on to pensions. one option leave lordstown, lived here pretty much my whole life until i had a move away when the plant closed, david greene followed his dad onto the lordstown factory floors starting as a summer helper the local uaw president during trump's first term, greene says his letters to the white house, pleading for help. were ignored. >> i don't think it's hasn't been enough. >> this fox news appearance was not trump fired off his response on twitter shortly after, aimed squarely at green i ignored it ignored it because my mom had told me, don't give it any credibility and it goes nowhere. trump claimed credit when a startup electric vehicle company bought the plane touting the deal with a major event at the white house. that company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> a lot of promises have been made to the community to the workers over the course of the

shares of gm and ford also falling on the back of stellantis' warning. the north america market is particularly bad, there's a buildup of inventory, they have to cut shipments there to deal with all this, guy. >> listen, and it's been a tough slog. gm had a great run, we talked about it getting up against resistance, that's hard. ford's been the same stock price for the last 35 years or so. i mean, stellantis is its own thing. dan can talk about rivian. i think it's in your acronym -- >> thank you for reminding me. >> you're welcome. it comes down to, what does this all mean for tesla, if anything? and are they going to be sort of inoculated, are they going to be sort of -- are they going to be, i guess, what's the word i'm looking for, protected -- >> immune. >> immune to what some of the ills going on, we're going to find out. >> you're seeing this kind of across the board, even the european carmakers are saying there's a lot of competition right now in china, which is a real problem for them. we were talking about the port strikes earlier, the automak

the lower floors of the gm shopping mall were destroyed. there is no exact information about the number of victims. as stated by the ministry of emergency situations, the explosion in the dzhimal shopping mall is nothing more than a terrorist attack. no one has yet claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack. he had no one but us, it was i who couldn't protect you. "i know you hear, we won't back down, we should have gone with liska, and you went, you saved us." mom, why do we need these letters for a fairy tale, in the 39th kingdom, the thirtieth state. despite all our efforts, the terrorists are ahead of us, and what happened in the shopping center, i think in some sense is a pattern, this is how i understand it, a stone in my garden, yes, in yours, a stone in your garden, i lost. approve funding for my department, otherwise everything will grow in geometric progression, and i demand to calm down try to approach the assessment of what is happening with a cool mind. that's it, that's enough, then, alexey, now i would unclench here then

gm receiving the biggest downgrade. this is an overall downgrade. gm cut to an underweight. adam jonas sitting there are a lot of headwinds facing carmakers including rising inventories, concerns around the consumer and credit. how do we bring ai into the picture? gm down close to 7%. i believe we will take a look at these online gamblers. the parent to fan dual up 7.3%. they announced a $5 billion buyback. the overall u.s. betting market by 2030 should be $63 billion. draftkings going along with the ride. scarlet: thank you for giving us a preview of what to talk about when it comes to flutter and -- fanduel. mortgage rates posting an a strict week of declines. a pretty sharp increase in the prior month. apparently buyers remain patient even as mortgage rates steadily decline. earlier on bloomberg, -- the chief economist at realtor.com spoke about this. >> buyers have been willing to stretch affordability as compared to waiting for home prices to fall. big picture inventory shortage is a big explanation for that. we are several million home short of the number of households

we know that gm and catl and japan's tdk, which makes battery their supplier for the iphone.make batteries for consumer electronics. they want to get into the ev battery business and this could be a way into it. they are looking at states in the southern u.s. i think this is so sensitive politically that the results of the presidential election in november could affect the outcome of these talks. ed: that's what sources told us. gabby coppola, great reporting. it was a historic day for spacex. the company's polaris crew successfully completed the first commercial spacewalk. take billionaire jared isaacman was the first of the crew to step outside. here's what he experienced. >> we have a lot of work to do. but for -- from here, it looks like a perfect world. ed: she was formally assistant director for space policy at the white house, where she let advancement in spatial capabilities as well as a former nasa exec and with over 60 space mission contributions. let's start with your reaction to what happened a few hours ago. >> this is a huge success and its monumental, not just

gm is out with an adapter that lets the gm's use the tesla stations, the adapter is 225 bucks. you can get it through gm's mobile apps. and then once you have that, you're able to use tesla's 17,000 charger network all across the station lots of charging spots nearly every major car manufacturer has adopted tesla's connection has a new standard. most cars, though, are not going to have that redesign port until may be the next couple of years. ford is giving the adapter away for free, but only until september 30th. and there is a new group or app that is aimed at uber drivers feel safer up to now. most of the concentration has been on improving the safety of the riders. the customer. but in this case, they're doing this for the drivers. so now all customers will have their personal information cross checked by a 3rd party data base to make sure that there are no issues with the writers and riders have the option upload their government issued id to to the uber app to verify identity. >> well, pro bowl safety talanoa hufanga is set to make his season debut on sunday against the r

a saint here, good paying job was general motors for town, ohio, hope for the factory workers that gm factory like george gordon itis forced to leave. the only plan and homes they knew. and in many cases, their families after it closed its stores in 2000 2019, members weren't able to handle some of the news. and, you know in this situation is they were in at that time, they took their own lives. there was divorces because of it. families were ripped apart. >> lordstown store, plant closure mr. ripping clean through the last remaining threads from the fabric of a once vibrant community isn't new, nor is the story of how donald trump tapped into those communities with bold promises to bring back the manufacturing of all. >> thank you very much. ohio, we love you. thank you. >> but trump once again the gop nominee. >> we are going to bring so many auto plants into our country back with grandiose promises of a midwest manufacturing renaissance. >> you're going to be as big or bigger than you were 50 years ago? >> keenly aware, union voters, especially auto workers, hold the keys back into

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so this is a print-out of gm's on star that you didn't sign up for and didn't know they were monitoring you and didn't know they were selling your information. >> no, i did not know they were selling it. i felt invaded. >> she is one of thousands now suing gm and other carmakers for monitoring drivers without consent and selling private data without compensation, including lexus, mercedes and tesla. >> albert khan is a privacy activist in new york. they're becoming ground 0 for a total surveillance society. >> connecting to on star. >> every movement you make behind the wheel can be tracked whether it's advertisers, insurance companies, or even when police in multiple cases have gotten this data from car companies and used it to prosecute people. >> gm says it has discontinued smart driver on star data collection. stating customer trust is a priority. but even if the lawsuits are successful, karen says she won't be able to forgive or forget. >> they didn't ask me. they didn't have my permission and that's what makes me so mad is that they didn't ask me. they have no respect for my priva

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shares of gm hit the brakes on a negative call. and hi-o silver. why one of the traders thinks the stock is about to play catchup. >>> and we begin with the meta melt up. the stock closing at an all-time high today after citi raised it price target to $645. that implies a 15% upside from here. analysts writing the tech giant has a, quote, competitive advantage with instagram reels ad loads and usage continuing to accelerate. meta is the second-best performer in the so-called mag seven this year, compared to nvidia's 130% gain. can the stock keep powering higher? karen, this is your largest holding. >> yes. >> you think it will? >> i do. i think it will, although i think this -- if you look at the chart, i mean, it's somewhat of a little bit of a nose bleed here, so, i think it's possible it's sort of, i don't know, katie would have better terms for it, consolidates, whatever you want to call it, so -- i think to sell some upside calls here wouldn't be a terrible idea. but i do believe in the long-term story. if you look at, you know, we always come

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the far right alternative for germany party is on track to win and the eastern state of terrain. gm, well, a new left wing populous alliance is also gaining ground there, and in the neighboring saxony. also in the show, a campaign to vaccinate. hundreds of thousands of children against polio is underway in gossum. the vaccine push comes after the 1st case of the deadly disease and gaza is reported in 25 years. and the chaotic rush to see the oasis come back tour, leaving many frustrated fans waiting hours online to get those hard to get tickets . the marietta evans, dean, it's good to have you with us here in germany. voting has begun and regional elections at could see a fall right party when the most seats since world war 2. the a f. d, or alternative for germany is projected to make big gains and the eastern states of saxony entering june. the parties regional branches, there are classified as of right wing extremist, to bind germany's intelligence agency, the mainstream conservatives, and a new far left populous party could also see a strong showing. chancellor. all of sholtes as

or alternative for germany is projected to make big gains in the eastern states of saxony entering gm, the parties regional branches. there are classified as right wing extremist bind, germany's intelligence agency, the mainstream conservatives, and a new far left populous party could also see a strong showing. chancellor, all of shows of governing social democrats were pulling squarely ahead of the vote . well the rise of the far right is causing alarm in the east and other parts of germany. enter into sound, the 3000 anti amc and anti fluoride protesters to the street to the regional capital air for it on saturday. pronouncing the far right populace a threat to germany's democracy, the demonstrators marched through the city center to the main cathedral square where the de, how the final rally before the election. and for some analysis on today's regional elections and eastern germany, i'm joined in the studio of id w political correspondent, hunts brown tons. good to see you. so tell us what is driving the appeal of these anti establishment far right and far left parties. i think th

they enter in gm, the mainstream conservatives, and a new far left populous party could also see a strong showing germany's president and has been leading a memorial service for the victims of a nice attack last weekend and the western city of zoning and president, frank walter stein, myers says, the violence has shaken the country to its core, and he's called for a more consistent political approach to refugees and asylum seekers. chancellor, all of scholes is also attending the service field. 3 people died when a man attacked a crowd of people at a festival. the suspect is a failed asylum seeker from syria, who was supposed to be deported from germany. we can now hear a little bit of the german president's remarks. spin, listen, we must make every effort to enforce the immigration rules that already exist and that are now being established because it gets saw from the diesel. that is a huge undertaking that must have priority in the coming years. it must be with tom indignation. yeah, we will need the efforts of the state as a whole. this is what i expect and what the people of our coun

so let's welcome to the show, former chrysler and gm ceo bob nardelli. great to see you.rats still the party of working people then? >> well, thank you for having me. i've dealt with unions for over 50 years and uaw and ge and a myrrh i can't tell of a number of unions and if they're going to measure on earth cake richter scale, this was a 10. i think it's a shock to the democratic party for as long as 1996 not endorsing the democratic president running at the time. this is a big message. and this is not a vote against the teamsters but a vote representing their families and the act for a substantial income to support their families and were you better off then than now? the answer has to be yes. if you talk about democracy. somebody explain to me how the last three and a half years represents a good view of democracy with a border invasion and so forth, edward. i think these are men and women that are very pragmatic of the cost of living and support for their family and making a choice. 1.3 million is a real tidal wave swing from what the democratic party. i listen very

you have to think of gm just given warning of a few layoffs.an't help but read a little bit of election politics as well. it's a big advantage for the u.s. car makers. the biggest threat they face is chinese autos come ing into the u.s. this is another guarantee that that's not going to happen. >> but first, we heard from bank of chicago president today. saying rate cuts will continue to help smaller businesses and consumers who are buying or banking on higher interest rates. let's bring in the chief investment strategist in the house today. good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> it's hard to underestimate the impact that lower rates can have on the consumer economy because there's an awful lot of debt that is tied, whether it's a credit line or a credit card line. these numbers will come downed a adjustable rate mortgages will come down. this is helpful. >> exactly. up until last week, we had seen plenty of financial conditions easening for larger corporation. if you look at the s&p 500, they don't need a rate cut, but up unt

the gm says they will keep any cash at there pizza places. but the damage is costly and insurance say will not cover it. slice of new york is also workers co-op meeting the employee's own the pizza joint. so any break-ins or vandalism, hearst them even more. >> everybody struggling in their various capacities. you know, i don't know what causes someone to start vandalizing businesses and stealing things. i mean, i get it if we sell cell phones or computers or shoes or whatever. you know there, there are ways, you know, there you can resell it with me. don't have anything sums with a case of cheese flower, our sauce. i don't know why someone would target our business. >> a slice of new york's gm kirk vartan says he would like to see more support for small businesses struggling with crime. he suggests cities like san jose cover insurance deductibles on break-ins and vandalism. the glass replacements are costing that business nearly $2000. the east bay where oakland is suing southwest airlines accusing them of violating the city's minimum wage a

gm did say that their evs can now use tesla chargers with an adapter, so expanding a type of cars that? >> we don't own it. i think i told you last week the only way we're playing evs right now is aspen aerogels which has a thermal a barrier that goes around the ev batteries, prevents fires and makes them more efficient, so that's the only way we're playing evs right now. stuart: tesla's had a nice run. musk must be worst about $230 tobillion right now. >> sounds pretty accurate. stuart: give or take 10 billion. [laughter] google. they got a win in the european antitrust case. tell me more. >> yeah. this is a little bit of a double-edged sword. they did get a win in terms of getting rid of the fine. it was about $1.7 billion, but the court said that they actually agreed with most of the ruling and the holding from the other court. so google still has that anti trust problem, but at least they don't have to pay the money. so if you're an investor, at least you're not seeing a $11.7 billion in -- 1.7 billion many cash outlay. stuart: would you buy google? >> we own google, we are overwei

let me look at look at the the, the gm and the pesticides were dealing with gm plants that were develop 13 years ago. nothing has changed. its be notified resistance since the beginning it's old chemicals or so. the integration in the innovation is that we now have in addition to round the ready. busy and roundup resist implants, we have become a resistant plans m to, for the resistant place. so we're getting an even more cocked toxic cocktail. it does that innovation. it has to get out. it just has to get benefits versus risk, right? what use a risk you're willing to accept on the environment? even if it's very small, in order to have a safe and affordable food supply. the, to me, the defining factor in the future will also be around, i'll acro fruit system. if we manage to get our, in my view, this functional aggregate foot system on the sound, environmental economics, social and economic basis, then we solve everything else. we come from, the eastern climate change and these things health issues and our mental issues, social issues are collateral. they're all part of the, of this who

in the past week gm has also announced layoffs and a recall of almost 500,000 cares. ulta shares lower tumbling after td cowen downgraded that stock from hold to sell. back over to you. >> kaite, thank you. >>> venture capitalist rashaun williams is back. we're live ak the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. (♪♪) in life, i'm reminded that it's not about the destination. it is truly about the journey. (cheering) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) growing your business is easy once you know the moves. with godaddy websites plus marketing, you can quickly create a website, and ai will customize it for you. get your business out there and get more customers in here. no sweat... for you anyway. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. >>> we're in the green cross the board, trying to build on last week's rate momentum. my next guest says this rate-dropping environment could be the key, to, quote, open the spigot for tech ipos. joining us is reshaun. sorry about the outcome but you're still wearing it, we'll get there. let's talk tech first. g

gm-93, 6g-30 including. which already comes with a drum magazine, the rate of fire is one, damaging effect the second floor in the window, the grenade launcher was tasked to deliver damaging fire there, he delivered, the enemy was destroyed, 100-200 m is enough, the accuracy is quite effective, you don’t need to hit a point in one of the ten there, it is enough to hit a certain radius of about... 3-4 m, this is quite enough to destroy the enemy or hit him, wound him and then work on or take a hostage. for the shmel rpo, one is enough for in order to fold buildings up to 50-80 m2 to hit the enemy inside. this has been repeatedly used in special operations. it is also very relevant for the current special operation, in almost every unit about 30% of the personnel. carries an rpo shmel and uses it effectively, who is an example for you in general in the arms business? i will not single out one, because if you come to our technical office, four walls of those people from whom you can take an example, started with a pistol, now missiles. of course, we are their followers in the new modern level

those gm owners will need a specific adapter. it sells for about $225.m electric car owners will now have access to almost 230,000 fast chargers across north america. now, last year, the white house announced that tesla was making 7500 of its charging stations available to non-tesla owners. by the end of this year. well, we are watching the markets this morning after the federal reserve board cut interest rates by a half percentage point. it's the first rate cut in four years. >> our economy is strong overall and has made significant progress toward our goals over the past two years. the labor market has cooled from its formerly overheated state. inflation has eased substantially from a peak of 7% to an estimated 2.2% as of august. >> now that decision comes after a long period of rate hikes and also pauses aimed at cooling down inflation. and millions of americans may now be trying to take advantage of the interest rate cuts. a big industry to keep an eye on will be real estate. real estate agents say if you want to buy now, prices are far more negotiab

just got a little easier for gm electric car owners.t's because they can now tap into tesla's supercharging network. gm released an adapter allowing users to charge a tesla stations. they are more than 17,000 tesla superchargers nationwide. it nearly every major car maker has adopted tesla's charging connection as the standard. but most new cars won't have the redesign ports until the next year or so. and the city of san jose is going a different route with their e-scooters. check this out. city transportation officials say they plan to change e-scooter companies from lime and bird to spin scooters. people who participate in the federal assistance program will be able to rent spin scooters for $0.7 per minute. that's an 85% discount for low income users. veterans, seniors and students can take advantage of the half-off discount. coming up next at noon at the company behind and iconic plastic kitchenware is lifting the lid on some financial issues. >> and governor gavin newsom, special session on oil and gas is underway. we're hearing fr

gm john lynch said it was nothing short of a miracle that he really survived this whole incident. about 50 miles north in san francisco. this is where district attorney brooke jenkins was talking about the charges that she filed against that 17 year old accused of shooting, ricky pearsall. she said that she charged him with attempted murder and with additional firearm allegations, very serious charges. but so fa, the 17 year old suspect will face these at the city's youth guidance center, jenkins told us she has not ruled out requesting that he be transferred to adult court. i have attempted to make it clear that there will be accountability when people commit crimes, most certainly serious crimes of this nature. ricky pearsall will likely be back in uniform and on the field before all of this court stuff plays out. he is on the reserve non-football injury list for the next four weeks. john lynch said that he will need that time to recover, not just physically, but emotionally from this very close call. the gm said that when pearsall was shot at union square while shopping for lug