sto lantus and ford motor company which came to mexico a 2 years ago. why put a tax on them that puts them at risk last policy? i gotta remember he go. i see it with jim daniels. it was not in except to boys to get up and would cause inflation and job losses in. but for us as you're making, i'm to mexico c o. b. as in blue, germany's former chancellor, anglo miracle has published him, mem was diesel in her private life. and for 16 years at the helm in this book, she rejects criticism of her handling of policy to us, russia and a decision not to allow ukraine to join nato. she launched the book at a special event. here in the german capital building for you then is a central principle of anglo americans life. she spent off of age and the unfree society of communist east, germany in her book, she describes those origins as former to, for her political career chapter done. so i have always drawn my friends from my life in the g d r a. i had no other life. i have exploited the strength that was given to me in those 35 years and years paid for my party take

example, mexico's main exports as to the united states, a general motors. salaam says, i'm ford motor company, which came to mexico a 2 years ago. why put a tax on them that puts them at risk last policy? i gotta remember he go see it with jim daniels. it was not him except to boys too. and would cause inflation and job losses in both the us as you're making. i'm to mexico feeling that he doesn't play as the bus of a baby dear, has raised hopes for the survival of an endangered species. the rad prudel phone was born and a wildlife pocket argentina. earlier this month. the baby ways just over a kilogram. and it's been named lanka after a tree that grows and the end is mountains. scientists hope the phone will provide them with useful information about the poodle. only a few 1000 a left in the wild in today and origin tina that's a finale coming next to the documentary, looking at the human line, kingdom of boot time. as one use a d, w dot com. thanks for being with us, the can you see what cod tires have to do with you production? here's a hands on so really indeed the snow on youtube the.

general motors sto lantus and ford motor company, which came to mexico a 2 years ago. while i put a tax on them, that puts them at risk last policy. i gotta remember he go as a with jim daniels, it was not in the sub to boys to get that would cause inflation and job losses in both for us. as you may see, i'm to mexico, c o. b as in blue or the home of german chancellor. angular miracle is published a memoir away, she rejects criticism of some of the major policy decisions you made while in power . the book is called freedom and also as a personal account of her life and carrier in politics. in the books, medical defense deals made by germany to by russian gas company built 2 gas pipelines. directly linked to russia. under michael, germany's energy hungry industries became dependent on moscow medical launch. the book at a special event in bell in indeed of these chief political edits had a cousin that was, that was an interesting background and explains policy. but if she were expecting her to really come out with the real gossip or some sucking new facts and that reall

the vauxhall motor company was founded in 1857, and has been building cars and vans in luton for overent years it has produced only vans, but soon these production lines may come to a standstill, as parent company stellantis plans to shut the plant for good, marking the end of an era and the loss of 1,100 jobs. my grandad used to work there back in the �*80s and stuff, so, you know, it provided so many jobs for the town. hundreds of people work there and which my husband is part of it. so it's really, really shocking to hear the news here. just before christmas, everyone's getting - the bad news. the stellantis boss, seen here at luton in 2018, has warned that requirements to sell more electric cars while consumer demand stalled, was unsustainable. this year, 22% of all cars manufacturers sell in the uk must be pure electric, and 10% of vans — targets most will miss. next year, it's 28% of cars and 16% of vans. 80% must be battery— powered by 2030. and the government tonight renewed its commitment to ban sale of all petrol and diesel cars by 2030, with hybrids making up the difference

for example mexico's main exporters are general motors and ford motor company which came to mexico 80 years ago. it is not acceptable, and calls inflation and job losses. >> trump made the announcement on truth social the tariffs were coming their way. trump doesn't feel canada and mexico are doing much to stop drugs and criminals from coming across the border. trump says his first day as president he is slapping canada and mexico with a 25% tariff on all product saying, quote, this tariff will remain in effect until such time as drugs, in particular fentanyl and all the illegal alien stop the invasion of our country but mix going canada have the right and power to easily solve this long simmering problem. they use this power and until such time as they do it is time for them to pay a very big price. democrats worn americans will pay the price for these tariffs through high prices. >> he thinks tariff is a more beautiful word than love. he means what he says, but when the practical consequences are known to consumers and they see higher prices of goods, i think the reaction is going t

ford motor company will pay a big fine for failing to comply with federal recall requirements. national highway traffic safety administration says that ford was too slow to recall cars with faulty rear view cameras. the company also is accused of providing incomplete and inaccurate information about the recall. ford has been ordered to pay $165 million, but can reduce that amount if ford makes the changes to its systems to improve how fast it can identify possible defects and identify federal regulators. a milestone decades in the making. ahead on nbc bay area, the celebration plan for one world war two veterans from the east bay. and a reminder california live kicking off a new series noteworthy in norcal. coming up, one expert uncorking wine tips for the holiday season. it's coming up in just a few minutes at 1130, right here on nbc bay area. care and research institute has identified a new species of sea slug. so they first discovered what they're calling the mysterious muskie in the year 2000. swimming in the pacific ocean, researchers determined that the species, after revi

for example, mexico's main exports as to the united states, general motors salons, us and ford motor company, which came to mexico a 2 years ago. why put a tax on them that puts them at risk last policy? i gotta remember he go see it with jim daniels. it was not him except to boys too, and would cause inflation and job losses in both the us making and mexico soon as he doesn't play. football on this, we can speak to meredith crowley, an economics professor from cambridge university in the u. k. welcome to the w. thank you so much for joining us. we can hear that mexico's president is suggesting that mexico might retaliate against 25 percent terrorists with terrace of its own. can i ask you, what do you think the trump is trying to achieve with this policy given that countries are likely to retaliate? i think he really does want to reduce us for independence or us dependence on foreign imports of the big change we observed when trump impose terrace in 2018 was products taxed basically experienced a 30 percent decline in the u. s. but for the important to continue to arrive from china, the pri

the vauxhall motor company was founded in 1857 and has been building cars and vans in luton for over recent years, it has produced only vans, but soon these production lines may come to a standstill as parent company stellantis plans to shut the plant for good, marking the end of an era and the loss of 1,100 jobs. my grandad used to work there back in the 80s and stuff, so, you know, it provided so manyjobs for the town. hundreds of people work there, which my husband is part of it, so it's really, really shocking to hear the news here. just before christmas everyone's getting the bad news. _ the stellantis boss, seen here at luton in 2018, has warned that requirements to sell more electric cars while consumer demand stalled, was unsustainable. this year, 22% of all cars manufacturers sell in the uk must be pure electric and 10% of vans — targets most will miss. next year it's 28% of cars and 16% of vans. 80% must be battery—powered by 2030. and the government tonight renewed its commitment to ban sale of all petrol and diesel cars by 2030, with hybrids making up the difference. miss

a federal agency hits a ford motor company with a multi-million dollar penalty for its handling of athe national highway traffic safety administration says ford failed to recall cars with defective rear view cameras in a timely manner. as a result, the company will have to pay up to $165 million to the u.s. government. an independent third party will also oversee the automaker's recall performance obligations for at least three years. oakland will have to declare a fiscal emergency if the city does not make immediate spending cuts to deal with its growing budget deficit. that's according to a new report from the city's finance department, published in today's san francisco chronicle. it warns oakland is on track to end the current fiscal year next june, with a $93 million budget shortfall in its general fund. that's, of course, the fund that pays for police, fire and other emergency services. the oakland city council is scheduled to talk about the budget crisis at the next meeting on tuesday. well, the rain we saw this week around the bay area came down as snow up in the sierra, whic

instance, among mexico's main exporters to the united states are general motors, stellantis and ford motor companyarrived in mexico 80 years ago. why impose a tariff that would jeopardize them? such a measure would be unacceptable and would lead to inflation and job losses in both united states and mexico. >> the chinese embassy in the u.s. responded saying, no one will win a trade war. canadian prime minister justin trudeau said he spoke with trump on the phone later. he will hold an emergency meeting with canada's provincial and territorial leaders. the economic consequences of these tariffs could be in norma's involving -- could be enormous involving consumer goods and groceries. last year china, mexico and canada what within $1 trillion worth of u.s. exports and they sold nearly $1.5 trillion worth of goods and services to the u.s. so to help us understand more about what is happening, we are joined by economist mary lovely. she is a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics. thank you so much for being here. we should say we do not knowf trump is going to go through

a federal agency is hitting ford motor company with a multi-million dollar penalty for its handling ofecent recall. the national highway traffic safety administration says ford failed to recall cars with defective rear view cameras in a timely manner. as a result, the company will will have to spend up to $165 million and send it to the u.s. government. that's the second largest civil penalty from the agency in its 50 plus year history. an independent third party will also oversee the automaker's recall performance obligations for at least three years. >> two big blows now in marin county this week a movie theater in san rafael closed, and the macy's in corte madera announced plans to do the same. ktvu tom vacar has a closer look at how these closures could impact their respective neighborhoods. >> over the weekend, the cinemark multiplex theater opened for more than a half century, permanently closed at san rafael's northgate mall a year after the regency theaters folded. here, losing that is really unfortunate because the, you know, it was there was usually something fun playing, som

the largest exporters from mexico to the united states are general motors, stellantis and ford motor company. why impose a tax that puts them at risk? and then the prime minister, deputy prime minister of canada, saying, quote, our relationship today is balanced and mutually beneficial particularly for american workers. canada buys more from the united states than from china. japan france and the uk combined. and last year, 60% of u.s. crude oil imports originated in canada. so as the arguments that we are already hearing from these countries that are reacting quickly to donald trump's threats, and trump has said and in a truth social post, that these tariffs will remain in effect until such a time as drugs in particular fentanyl and all illegal aliens stop this invasion of our country and it's not clear how trump will measure those. the progress on those key fronts and how he will decide when those goals have been met. but i will point out that he has already had a conversation with justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, in the aftermath of these threats. and trudeau called it, quote

. >> new this morning, a federal agency is hitting a ford motor company with a multi-million dollar penalty for its handling of a recent recall. the national highway traffic safety administration says ford failed to recall cars with defective rear view cameras in a timely manner. as a result, the company will be fined up to $165 million by the u.s. government. it's the second largest civil penalty from the agency in its 50 year plus history. an independent third party will also oversee the automaker's recall performance obligations for at least three years. >> we're learning about an oil spill along the richmond long wharf. it happened at a tanker terminal in port facility near the richmond-san rafael bridge. our crew was there during the response. chevron tells us a barrel of diesel spilled into the water. chevron says it followed protocol to stop the leak. a cleanup is underway. >> a long running mystery in the deep depths of monterey bay has been solved. scientists first spotted a never before seen creature 24 years ago, and now the monterey bay aquarium research institute says it's like

yesterday, ford motor company sent out notices to all their workers at the dearborn ford pickup truckg, 100% electric vehicle. they laid everybody off until next year. [crowd booing] all right? so those people through the holidays, thanksgiving, christmas, new year's are unemployed. we don't know when they are coming back but it won't be until next year. i don't know if you saw that news. i got some other news. the people in the back don't like to talk about it but i'm going to pass it on. this is big news. because i've been getting called up on stage and i talked to president trump on a regular basis, three vice presidents at stellantis reached out to me through a friend of mine who is very tight with the auto industry. they wanted to give president trump some bad news about what stellantis is planning for next year. but they would only do it on the condition of 100% complete anonymity. they would be fired and lose their jobs if it came out that they had leaked this information because they signed nondisclosure agreements. these are not people on the assembly line. these are not hila

now, most of the impacted employees live in suburban detroit, near the company's headquarters. general motorso let 1000 employees go back in august. the company employs around 75,000 employees globally. and shares of general motors fell just slightly after that announcement. other major indexes also fell into the red as the post-election rally fizzled out. dow jones lost 305 points. nasdaq slipped 427 points and the s&p 500 tumbled 75 points. the tech sector also struggled today, with nvidia shares down 3% and microsoft down four. tesla was the exception, with shares up 3%. older voters tipped the election for the republicans. that is according to numbers from the aarp. in a new poll, voters over 50 were asked if they were better off today than they were four years ago. almost half answered no. in competitive congressional districts, president elect donald trump won the 50 and over vote by two percentage points, the same margin by which he carried the country. now, among voters 50 to 64. trump won by seven points, with voters aged 65 and over. vice president kamala harris won by two points. t

the ford motor company has announced it will pause production of its f-150 lightning electric pickup truck. they're going to stop rolling off the assembly line in mid november, in a move that is expected to last at least two months. ford has been struggling to sell those electric vehicles due to decreased demand and increased competition from tesla and other ev makers. i'm pam cook. let's look at your dollars and cents. >> pam. thank you. time now is 749. several events in the bay area will celebrate diwali, a festival that originated in india. this weekend. diwali is also known as the hindu festival of lights. it's a five day holiday, a celebration of the hindu new year. it features artistic decor, sweet treats and parties. on the third evening during the new moon, which is today. this year, people celebrate by lighting small clay lamps called dias all over their homes. a list of some of the diwali events in the bay area this weekend. there are some in the east bay today, one in oakland, another in pleasanton. tomorrow celebrations happen in tiburon and san francisco. 749 let's get

por ejemplo de los principales exportadores de mÉxico estados unidos son general motors, y ford motor companyolso o cheque anticipado, lee bien primero la letra pequeÑa, las tarifas oscilan entre 25 y 55 dÓlares y asÍ se registraron en la temporada de declaraciÓn de ingresos pasadas. muere en un accidente un piloto que rescataba animales por el paÍs. despegÓ desde maryland con tres perros pequeÑos abordo de su avioneta, en el Último de los muchos vuelos voluntarios que habÍa realizado para proteger animales en zonas de catÁstrofe, refugios abarrotados y otros hogares, su avioneta pierde el control y se estrella contra un bosque en nueva york . en el accidente tambiÉn fallece un perro y otros 2 sobreviven. cambiamos de tema y vamos a hablar del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias en nÚmeros . 58 dÓlares es el costo promedio de la comida de este festivo para una familia de 10 personas . 5% menos que el aÑo pasado. un pavo cuesta 25.67, el de 16 libras, el precio promedio de galÓn de gasolinaes de tres dÓlares con 5/100, 21 centavos menos que el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias pasado. vamos a hablar ahora de comi

from diversifying the economy in casa grand through companies like lucid motors and others, to expanding i-10 and protecting the water, he has ushered in growth throughout casa grand and the county. fy24 and -- in f.y. 24 we secured $3.79 million to widen authorton road experiencing increased traffic due to alt new manufacturing jobs. then in f.y. 2025, the mayor and i partnered together again to provisionally secure $2.8 million in federal funds to invest in a new community center and expand access to affordable housing for h.r. for our educators. despite his tenure ending as mayor, he will continue to serve them as the new president and c.e.o. of pin nell partnership. one of the leading economic development organizations in the region. they regularly host informative discussions on important issues such as water, such as security, such as infrastructure, and economic development with key stakeholders and industry leaders as well. i look forward to working together and continue advancing casa grand. pinell county and our region moving forward alongside with him. thank you, i yield back.

help them mobilize the voters michigan is known as the also capital of the world. companies like food and general motors are located here, but industry jobs trunk by 35 percent in the past 3 decades. and also factories have relocated to countryside, mexico. it's, it's all said by low to get it. i says, some of the jobs are slowly coming back as the state has started to diversify to other industries and started bringing a little by little started coming back, new jobs came up, the chips for and they're like it or somebody, conductor, ships that uh there's that's a big, big uh, big guess and it's driving government and harry's has been promising more federal funds in the manufacturing industry. she also wants to help ultimate course transition to electric vehicles. donald trump says that transition will cost jobs and says he will impose terry. it's unimportant vehicles having a say economy say, well, trump's policies won't work and we know about tariffs is that they don't necessarily improve the trade deficit. but what they do is that they reduce trade. and so consumers will both, i think, see higher much

whenever you start to see company like toyota and ford motors and john deere and the list goes on andpeople are sick and tired of being separated because of race. we want to get back to merit and what makes america great. jackie: and you have to think about what your consumers want. john deere, i think, is a great example, or harley davidson. bud light. these are not necessarily consumers that are going to the embrace this concept. they don't have any if problem with dei existing, but they don't necessarily want it attached to brands that they're consuming. and it's really interesting because there's a new study, jack, that is out that actually claims that these dei practices, what hay do is they lead the ramped-up hostility, ramped-up racial techs. it indieses -- tensions. it increases prejudice, actually. so you sit back and you wonder, were they teaching people in this way to be racist? >> of course they were. they were separating people in skin color. they're starting committees within organizations that were based upon the color of your skin or your gender or sex preference. so a

the tariffs that were announced, that he has announced, tariffs are really going to hurt companies like general motors. so, you know, we already see that he knows that there are certain policies that will hurt his friends, and he should stay away from them. and there's a certain policies that for people he doesn't care too much about, and so that crony capitalism -- i agree. that's the thing that we should all be very worried about. and the thing is, even when you are not trying, you actually have to make an effort not to reward your friends. you know, i don't have any hope that he is going to put the effort in to neutrality. that's what most presidential administrations need to do. they have to think, well -- the people i like have an easier access to talking to me. now i need to go and talk to people i don't like and balance it out. it's got to be very, very purposeful, and i have no hope that is going to do that. >> i just want to say, this set is actually perfectly set up for corruption. what he said is, i'm going to keep these tariffs on until they stop the flow of fentanyl or undocumented worker

in principle has been reached out for the us car company, general motors to enter the support pass is the only american team on the con. so f one grid control is hosting the next going to the season with the cloud and leading the way and the ways to win the constructors. championships the, i think having 11 team it brings more competition, brings more eyeballs to the sports. give something us to talk about, you know, fans get excited talking about new races, new drivers, new teams. so, as i've always said, as long as they contribute the appropriate franchise fee, which is normal in any sports, then more teams the barrier as far as i'm concerned and also support for me and towards that. so we'll have more for you later on, including the latest from the champions league, but for now it's back to us. so thank you very much indeed. and that finally, a part of all cause has made a rare trip up the waterways of vancouver. kettle files are common in the waters of canada's british columbia problems the same and so close to the city is unusual. so i just said they were probably hunting seals a

one season, an agreement and principal has been reached for the us car company, general motors to enter the sports hospice, the only american team on the current f. one grin cutter is hosting the next ground . free this season with mcclare and leading the way in the raced when the constructors. championship. i think having 11 team it brings more competition brings more eyeballs to the sports. give something nice to talk about. you know, fans get excited, talking about new races, new drivers, new teams. so, as i've always said, as long as they contribute the appropriate franchise fee, which is normal in any sports and more teams, the barrier as far as i'm concerned. okay, and that is all your support for now. following back to you far, i thank you very much for the best fit for this news. our on allergies here. do stay with us. i'll be back in just a few minutes with more of today's top stories. thanks so much. the in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim the cultural heritage of 6000 bodies and storage unit.

companies like general motors and ford and stelantis. each of which have major manufacturing presences in mexico. beyond all that, what he proposed to solve is already being addressed. the high border crossings has already reached record lows. border arrests dropped this year. in large part because of policies implemented by president biden. who has already effectively closed the southern border. when it comes to fentanyl, american citizens are responsible for the majority of what is smuggled into the united states. that's according to u.s. customs and border protection. but despite all of that, trump is trying to declare victory after his conversation with mexico's president. the problem is she remembers that call differently. she corrected the record on social media yesterday writing quote in our conversation with president trump, i explained to him comprehensive strategy that mexico has followed to address the immiate that mexico's position is not to close boreds but instead build bridges between government and people. all this is hap

if there's a tariff, another will come in response and so on until we put common companies at risk. general motorsrd, stellantis, all have major manufacturing in mexico. beyond that, the problems that trump proposes to solve are already being addressed. the high border crossings had reached record lows, they dropped precipitously this year in large part because of the policies of president biden who has effectively closed the southern border. americans are responsible for most of the fentanyl smuggled in, but despite this, trump is trying to declare victory. problem is, she remembers the call differently. president sheinbaum said in our conversation i explained to him the comprehensive strategy that mexico has followed with the migration phenomenon, respecting human rights, the solution is not close borders but build conversations. this is happening seven weeks before trump takes office. we start with a professor of economics, maxwell and former analyst, who will be with me the full hour. david, start with you. the tariffs, none of it makes economic sense, especially if you were elected because am

2026 formula, one season and agreement in principle what has been reached for the us car company, general motors to enter this foot half is the only american team on the current, the f. one good control is hosting the next guarantee of the season with mclaren leading the way and the ways to win the constructors. championship. i think having 11 team it brings more competition, brings more eyeballs to the sports. give something us to talk about. you know, fans get excited, talking about new races, the driver's new teams. so as i've always said, as long as they contribute the appropriate franchise fee, which is normal in any sports and more teams, the barrier as far as i'm concerned. and also support for me. we'll have more for you later on, but for now it's back to rob. so thank you very much indeed. not a mexico city. hundreds of people have brought a protest in cases of violence against women. the united nations. it says up to 10 women are killed on a daily basis and mexico, the number totaled 3000 last year, 5 since more of different disappears, should have gone down now as well from mexico cit

that were announced, you know, that he has announced, tariffs are really going to hurt companies like general motors. so, you know, we already see that he knows that there are certain policies that will hurt his friends, and he should stay away from them, and there are certain policies that are hurting people he doesn't care as much about, and those might do the things that he wants to do. so, that crony capitalism, i agree, that is the thing that we should all be very worried about. and the thing is, even when you are not trying, you actually have to make an effort not to reward your friends. >> right. [ laughter ] >> so, i don't have any hope that he is going to put the effort into neutrality. and that is what most presidential administrations have to do, they have to think, well, you know, the people i like have an easier access to talking to me, now i need to go and talk to people i don't like, and balance it out. it has to be very, very purposeful, and i have no hope that he is going to do that. >> justin, you are not in your head vigorously. >> and chris, yeah, i just want to say, this set of

so they can be used with electric motors and equals for carbon neutrality because toyota is a full line and global company. we cannot leave anybody behind. that is the determination we have in that sense we have this approach called multi passed away . and we have to take it toyota is focusing on maintaining a range of power, train options to meet varying consumer needs. for decades, toyota corolla has been one of the world's best selling cards as the these gain traction in developed countries, less industrialized regions still rely heavily on ice the vehicles due to cost and infrastructure constrain. toyota has better pay, gone hybrid, and i see technology, an approach that works for them. at least for now, the trap have you ever seen the among the many was around the world, the conflict is through done is distinguished by its level of savage rate. the master goes the ethnic cleansing, and the salvation is for many of its victims. my guest in brussels is former prime minister, bela who heads the coalition, the political and civil society groups trying going to bring peace, trying and failing. in the last

oil, 60% of that comes from canada on the mexican side, many us companies are very intertwined with the mexican carmakers, ford, general motors is not without consequences for the us consumer and inflation. consequences for the us consumerand inflation. donald consumer and inflation. donald trump consumerand inflation. donald trump will have a very key eye on that, you will not push through something that will raise inflation and damage the us consumer. i think people feel that this is, his sparkle be worse than his bite, it is a bit of bluster here and this is a negotiating ploy. ithink tying it to immigration and drugs is an indication that this really is to an extent posturing and not really about trade policy. posturing and not really about trade policy-— trade policy. and china also was in the _ trade policy. and china also was in the frame, _ trade policy. and china also was in the frame, as - trade policy. and china also was in the frame, as it - trade policy. and china also. was in the frame, as it were, in the social media post that donald trump did earlier this week. europe must be watching with a lot of caution to

these companies ford stellantis, general motors, all import car parts and cars fully assembled from mexico canada and china. and that is why a 25% tariff on imports from canada and mexico and a 10% tax on imports from china would have a significant effect on car prices. so for viewers at home, if you own a tesla model three, a ford f-150, which is america's most popular car, parts of your car are made in mexico also, fully assembled cars from mexico are coming across the chevy blazer. chevy silverado. so all of these cars are really, really reliant on trade from canada and mexico. and why is that? is because it's simply cheaper to make these cars and parts in those countries. wages are much lower and currently there are no tariffs in place. we have free trade with with canada and mexico. that's something that president trump actually negotiated under usmca. so folks at home might be saying, well why don't we just move production to the u.s. if it's ultimately going to be more expensive to make these cars in canada and mexico? well, we simply don't have the capacity for that. also remember,

what's interesting is some shares of auto companies including general motors ford and chrysler owner stellantis, are all down. look at that. gm down more than 8%. and that's because there are these concerns that trump's tariffs could mess up their delicate supply chains. he's trying to protect american car workers. but these cars are really made with parts that are made all across north america and so there is a risk that if the tariffs go into place, they will increase car prices as well. and brianna, yeah, even if it's just a negotiating tactic and setting a difficult standard potentially for these other nations to meet, it's already having worldwide impacts, at least here in the united states on the stock market. >> matt egan thank you so much for the reporting. appreciate it. thank you. still ahead, the tsa is bracing for record travel and what's expected to be the busiest thanksgiving ever. what you need to know when we come back emergency crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back and who doesn't love a good throwback now, with vitamin d for the dark days of winter from tri

so they can be used with electric motors in if used for carbon neutrality because toyota is a full line in global company. we cannot leave anybody behind. that is the determination we have in that sense we have this approach called multi passed away . and we have to take it toyota is focusing on maintaining a range of power, train options to meet varying consumer needs. for decades, toyota corolla has been one of the world's best selling cards as the these gain traction in developed countries. less industrialized regions still rely heavily on i see vehicles due to cost and infrastructure constrain. toyota has that big on hybrid and i see technology an approach that works for them, at least for now, the trap. have you ever seen the take a look around havana and you can still see signs of the us auto industry is glorious past. but some of the old calls won't get you very far off in the factories. that one's built them. now, law and ribbons. will this also be the fate of germany's law just come on? you've got to repeat w. how's it failed to recognize the signs of the times also a made today sustainable kero

the motor is looked at the allegedly inefficient management within those companies, but it is a weight of a fluid all the governments. but so the deal is the best, but it's always the result of specific policies because the management can do something to save, jumping funds, it's not always possible for it. and so, but the more that is why to, to conflicts because the conflict is really that unfortunately, that's what i'm me with them. so one plus the, we are the bottles, it allow the united states that the number one union to achieve the strengthening of their role within europe. fully grasp on your business to just look at it as a call from colonial defendants. the suit of colonial independence has come see all the europe and the same is happening to japan and it's surprising we didn't do anything that didn't have funding, you know, slow. we never decided anything on that about japan. and now we have sanctions coming at us from japan. why do you intend to, how do we and what do we do is going to do? we didn't do anything wrong against japan. we didn't from them in any way. see, what

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companies. tesla stock closed down 11%. general motors 9%. and ford shares dipped 3%. rump says he will levy a 25% tariff on imports from canada and mexico, unless they crack down on illegal immigration and drug smuggling into the u.s. auto companies rely on those two countries for production of parts. >> that threatened import tax would likely hit us in the wallet by raising prices. on abc seven news at 3:00 today, alan sykes, a stanford law professor and senior fellow at the stanford institute for economic policy research, spoke with us about the price increases we could expect to see. >> i would say agricultural goods from mexico. if there's an across the board tariff, we get a lot of agricultural goods from mexico. there are increasing numbers of high tech components of things made in mexico that are inputs into things that are made here. automobile products and so forth. >> sykes says he would not stock up on items that may cost more, but he says some manufacturers might stockpile parts in advance if the tariffs happen. >> did scammers find a loophole in a new stat

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michigan is known as the auto capital of the world. companies like food and general motors are located here. but industry jobs trunk by 35 percent in the past 3 decades. and also factories have relocated to countryside, mexico. it's, it's all set by low to get it. i says, some of the jobs are slowly coming back as a state has started to diversify to other industries and started bringing a little by little started coming back, new jobs came up the chips for and they're like it or somebody, conductor, chips that, uh, there's that's a big, big, the big guess and it's driving gamma. harry's has been promising more federal funds in the manufacturing industry. she also wants to help ultimate course transition to electric vehicles. donald trump says that transition will cost jobs and says he will impose terry. it's unimportant vehicles having a say economy say, well, trump's policies won't work and we know about tariffs is that they don't necessarily improve the trade deficit to think so what they do is that they reduce trade. and so consumers will both, i think, see higher much higher prices

motors in if used for carbon neutrality. because toyota is a full line in global company, we cannot leave anybody behind. that is the determination we have in that sense we have this approach called multi passed away, and we have to take it toyota is focusing on maintaining a range of power, train options to meet varying consumer needs. for decades, toyota corolla has been one of the world's best selling cards as the these gain traction in developed countries, less industrialized regions still rely heavily on icy vehicles due to cost and infrastructure constrain. toyota has that big on hybrid and i see technology an approach that works for them, at least for now. the trap. have you ever seen the but the big danger is that you overestimate the potentially in this i would say, very ripe as much you what the chronology and that you forget to invest in the future. we'll have to wait to see of toyota's gamble pays off in the long run. the . the future of internal combustion engines isn't a simple narrative of obsolescence. despite the global push towards electrification, ice, the vehicles will remain relevant

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