general motors was once the welds non-theist manufacturer of automatic but now three of its factories are on the verge of collapse like this one in town ohio where the chevrolet cruze is spelt. she took used to welcome the concerts tempi like he drives a chevrolet but not a cruise he prefers a powerful gas guzzling come on. this is a twenty seventeen fiftieth anniversary camaro s.s. two s.s. convertible quad black edition so it's black black roof black interior and black wheels these cars don't exist you'll find for twenty seven t. is for sale on the internet. but if they see a president trump visited have high and demanded to general motors keep the town pound open g.m. plans to close the plant anyway. the whole place is going to close and it's this go to break everyone's heart because all these people like to do truthfully is to make decent money work hard and then go out and spend their money in the community and thrive in the community and general motors is the largest thing we have employer wise and trumbull county ohio. was living the american dream and he believed that donald t

in motor sports women and men are in direct competition with the pro you have to train more than the man but if we want we can do it as well. when she gets into her mother's car in munich sophia has to ride shotgun she's not allowed to take the wheel on city streets yet even though she's been driving since she was four years old. i have confidence i know sophia can do it but many factors are involved someone else could run into her but today nothing that bad has happened to sophia. nothing where i'd say oh my god you're not getting into a car any more it's business admits. it was on a plank of a flourish is no stranger to this kind of anxiety her husband sophia's father used to be active in motor sports. neuberger in september twenty eighth it was a fierce first season in formula three she was just seventeen she missed the first days of training in winter because she had to study for her final high school exams she started in the series ten weeks later. she had to make up for lost time it was the first time sophia had taken the new car out in the rain. first came the qualifiers the d

as with most visitors motors haunts me it has to hurt now and then but i hope that's all for now. and then. another day another opportunity she has to make it this time. racing is not only about fame and points but also about money lots of it for one formula three season a driver has to have a budget of some one million euros most of it comes from sponsors and if that's not enough from parents but the sponsors want their money's worth. sophia started at the back of the grid and over took one position after the next but she got too aggressive while passing and nearly caused a collision. her father alex followed the race from the box he watched the stewards impose a drive through penalty making her lose almost twenty seconds sophia fell back to last place and lost her chance for a good outcome but she kept try. just the same. this is talk. show host. afterwards she showed no trace of frustration once behind the others sophia could open up she drove one of the fastest laps to her team it was hard proof that in terms of ability sophia can keep up with the best. and there's one that ev

oh and we're going to drive a deadbeat over your motor magazine. today's highlights out and about with the concept car we drive the out each around los angeles small but spacious four hundred jazz dynamic. and then you see at leon cooper our esteemed. spanish brand see it shows the picture as roads around its home city of barcelona to show off what will be the last leon cooper had to bear the sea out logo a high performance machine for a final farewell. what this economy baker says there are lots of sporty station wagons offering plenty of space powerful engines and a brownie look to boot whether it's an a m g for mercedes have b.m.w. m model or an r. s. from out e i all have their own logo which they're proud to wear and not to be outdone see i've recently turned its sporty kookery models into a separate brand with their own logo a cooper i take it was its debut model but they seem to have forgotten this one they see that leon cooper r.s.t. the badge on the grill is c. at night cool frog you know who wonders why it's not part of the cooper family

they see a president trump visited a high and demanded the general motors keep the hope and g.m. plans to close the plant anyway. of the whole plant is going to close and it's close get a break everyone's heart because all these people like to be interested. that is to make decent money work hard and go out and spend their money in the community and thrive in the community and general motors is the largest thing we have employer wise troubled county ohio. was living the american dream and he believed the donald trump could do something to change the laws of free trade that so often destroy jobs. they did that we call in at the drive in restaurant when scott sr well. c.c. doesn't much money ham that's typical for many people in this part of our hire a lot of the jobs that pay well have disappeared. still she makes great food. all but bottom longer and although. now the g.m. plant is closing what do you think you know what does it mean for your brother. or you wouldn't just not in their jobs around here know. everything is minimum wage or a little bogged down and there is a standar

out, being the loudest voice in the administration for bailing out general motors.ecause i knew the capability of american labor. they took a big hit to get that done. first year back, general motors made $8 billion in profit. in 2018. the ceo, good woman. the top executive -- they did incredibly well. then, the market turned on four of their products, maybe five. gm hit a rough patch. so what happens? they closed plants and layoff 17,000 uaw workers, announced they're going to build new facilities in mexico, and the gm salary, the head of general motors goes to 22.9 million a year --21.9 million a to $21.9 million a year. that year alone they made $194,000 -- i mean million dollars, in a tax break. they could've given everyone of those 17,000 people laid off a $10,000 severance to give them a chance to go somewhere. they could've come back and build those facilities, the new electric facilities, in the united states. [applause] fmr. vice pres. biden: now, it's every single cent you save, where is the social responsibility? what is wrong? it's economically and moral

the deal would general motors appears to be off the table. what it means for the electric truck and suv space. all that in the next 30 minutes. let's go check on the major averages. the s&p above the 2900 mark. we will have to see if it stays there through the close today. up .6%. helped along by banks today and that deal of anadarko. the dow is up 1%, also helped by that deal. the kbw bank index up 2%. demure drags on the index, the primary being wells fargo. it was higher, looks like it had made advances in the corner, but one or two things on the analyst call heather --had the stock turn lower. amanda: it is rare that you see to the bureau stocks give and take the weight of disney and netflix are today. after the bell, disney unveiling its streaming service of course, and the concern is -- there is a netflix stop. down about $8 billion in market value. it was disney's gain. at the height, up 23 billion. the concern is netflix having competition for the first time. disney pricing more cheaply. the real question will be, how much will disney

those the noisy bar motor expert tells us the new b.m.w. s one thousand our engine is four kilograms lighter and incorporates b.m.w.'s shift cam technology for the first time shift cam allows for a two in one concept a torque focused engine for the road and a very powerful engine for the race track a shift cam is comprised of two actuators and a shaft with two sliding segments depending on the revs you drive either on horsepower or torque can of this ystem switches automatically at one thousand revolutions eating five millie seconds to go from a torque to a horse power oriented engine. naturally the tires also play a key role when it comes to driving at high speeds. so slow by car bike blogger says that a racing bike needs racing slicks because normal road tires are boring on the race track and that makes them particularly excited slicks are completely different type of tire from road ones with different mic. to ratios because road tires need to handle rain slinks are specially designed for asphalt and good weather so he wants to see how th

sophia's father used to be active in motor sports. at neuberger in september twenty eighth it was a fierce first season in formula three she was just seventeen she missed the first days of training in winter because she had to study for her final high school exams she started in the series ten weeks later. she had to make up for lost time it was the first time sophia had taken the new car out in the rain. first came the qualifiers the driver completing the fastest lap would start the next day's race on in front. she was number eighteen in the starting grid for the first of the weekend's three races. of us so it was so tight i've never been that close to the others but we made it we're going to root. for something. in the box the team give the car the finishing touches before the race. meanwhile sofia has time for p.r. appearances none of her male formula three competitors have a bad word to say about her not publicly anyway. that some men ask why you in this sport and you'll never make it not because your badge but because women never

making it able to walk off for us in the home that will take a very very long time all these kinds of motor skills that will take decades. into the on. fuel evolving that is not during the shoot human to human eye robots with ai seem to you. it's amazing of course i knew pepper was a robot a machine with a computer inside it but i always wanted to say by. and i actually felt almost rude when i didn't. and with harmony it even went a bit further because she looks much more human like. mentioning when we spent one week with her at a time and then gave her back again it was a bit like a farewell for me. it wasn't like saying goodbye to another human but more like saying goodbye to a being from another planet. on the phone and i'm still and it's a strange feeling but one that seems to be a part of us. during the film goes to the california company real bottom to see if harmony would be a good partner once. you're out of the. question. i like the way you talk to me chuck learns to speak to harmony in slow short sentences. did you talk to humanoid robots yourself during the shoot and how did that

they have para motors right now. you have guys who know how to fly them like mark honeycut.e's working with a really, really smart dude. this sounds like the perfect idea what could go wrong? >> i develop a website that could receive mark's live flight information and perform all e cn it's time to remotely trigger the sandwich drop. >> they don't have to land. wo at nasa landing rovers on mars? >> he could, but i think he's even too smart for that. so mark is taking to the air and he circles around a little bit and swoops down, picks up the little ball with the sandwich and hooks that on to the back of his para motor to a remote trigger that hunter has control over. all right. here goes attempt number one. >> 87. 78. >> no. >> yeah. >> hunter was so excited he fai they're on to something here. hunter swoops back down. picks up the sandwich for a second run. >> wow. >> bloody hell. [ laughter ]. >> i mean, that's like paper boy kind of stuff. that is precision. >> i could see amazon and walmart and grocery stores all vying for this technology because they're all escalating th

autumn archerd carmakers try electrifying chinese buyers for their latest offerings at the shanghai motor show also comes to lawmakers in the united states of. other lenders looking for money from russia that might have swayed twenty sixteen presidential election and washington pardons to its stance towards cuba threatening european companies doing business there. good to have you with us china's car market needs a jump start sales fell and twenty eighteen the first time in decades which has left many car makers scratching their heads the same time leadership in beijing is pushing hard to make china a model case for immobility for big brands that means they need to poor big money into fresh markets and industry giants like falsifying it is a billion dollar bets one that has to work if you don't use thomas my felt reports from the shanghai motor show. the id rooms might still be a show car but the electric s.u.v. will be built and sold in china starting next year later the usa and europe will follow china is to become the focus groups leading market for electric mobility millions of cars w

hello and welcome to drive with a b w motor magazine this week and elegant way again for the long haul the audi a six i bought. a mazda three enters its next generation. and porsche rolls out a new version of its kind and. i . did so world premier and porsche in stuttgart the german sports car maker is celebrating the newest member of his family. kayak and coo play with so much pomp and glamour does the new porsche crossover also do want to promise. ok it's it's very emotional a car definitely even more emotional than regular play and was absolutely bits to the hype so much family thought to pull i'd done this one as something special and they would get it he says he likes the car especially the sloping roof line just as you want expect from a porsche is not too surprising because most say it is in that with the g.l.a. it will pay the end up. it does dick six so i guess it said natural extension. at this to the lineup. and naturally porsches new family member has very competitive engines that cayenne coupe a is being launched in two powerful versions one is a six cylinder two hundred f

s thomas my felt reports from the shanghai motor show. the id rooms might still be a show car but the electric s.u.v. will be built and sold in china starting next year later the usa and europe will follow china is to become the focus groups leading market for electric mobility millions of cars will roll off assembly lines here. china real be the automotive powerhouse of the future electric cars fully connected because all their technology enterprise is working very closely together here we are a very important part we have eighteen percent market share in the group fourteen alone for x. y. so we are strong pillar of the south to motive industry the wolfsburg company wants to counteract the declining sales figures in the asian giant with a completely new car brand for china the jetta this inexpensive v.w. was designed especially for the chinese market for the equivalent of ten thousand euros the sedan or s.u.v. will reach completely new groups of buyers eighty one percent of those first time buyers so when we want to attract new chinese c

the ferry port is a major economic motor in an otherwise structurally weak region many jobs have been cut in the textile and fishing industries especially and now briggs it could be measured but i prefer it if things stay the same for both sides no question there's

s motors are welcoming the move. there are still lots of elderly cars on kenya's roads on the outskirts of nairobi used car dealers still offer foreign models over seven years old but that will change this summer when the government moves the age limit for imported secondhand vehicles from eight to five years a nightmare for dealers with the five. is that most of the because that i'm getting in but it will be expensive and at the same time duty were a bit costly for us so it demeans every local rich or be president sitting at. six hundred thousand. a million plus analysts predict that the ban will have positive effects on the local economy and on domestic car production. this technical college in nairobi trains hundreds of car mechanics and automotive engineers. rogers meroka gets why the ban will be hard on local dealers but he sees positive economic effects in the long term that of course there were removed big day before it's quite difficult here for imports we're now dealing with local manufacturing industries bu

sterling motor cars in virginia. this is part of the sterling cares program, the first time they have done anything like this. but it is a matter of them being active in a community and trying to give back for successfult business tha they have. and we actually spoke to her when she got that car. take a look. this is what she had to say. >> i didt. no i thought my son was receiving a character award, recognition. so i'm completely in awe and shocked right now. >> i think we're very the success of this. and i think we're more pleased and honored that pastor jenkins wod all it because oftentimes some things are not always taken the right way. >> reporter: we don't want to give away a secret. this is such a great story. i'm sure even if the person ows they will be excited and surprised that this gift of giving from this church and from at sterlingotor cars dealership. so, again, they give one away at the 10:00 service, going on now. at the end othe service, do it again at noon and another one at 6:30. we're live in prin

first your bet, general motors made $8 billion in profit. dachshund 20,018, they made that in profit. just a few years after being bailed out by all of you, the american taxpayer. woman, the top shareholders did incredibly well, and then the market turned on for five of their products. gm hit a rough patch. what happens? they closed plants and layoff 17,000 uaw workers, announced they're going to build new gmilities in mexico, and the salary, the head of general 21 $.9 million a year. that year alone they made $194,000 -- i mean million dollars, in a tax break. they could've given everyone of those 17,000 people laid off a $10,000 severance to give them a chance to go somewhere. they could've come back and the newose facilities, electric facilities, in the united states. [applause] now it's every single cent you save, where is the social responsibility? what is wrong? it's economically and morally wrong. sometimes i think president ask --s a tragedy in to acts. the first one is that he treats and poses everyday -- opposes every day the core

electric motoring may be the future, but there isn't any reason why these cars can't have a flavour of nick kwek has been to dubai to meet someone with even more outlandish ideas. a land famous for extravagant displays of wealth. towering skyscrapers, gigantic indoor fish tanks, and next — coffee? here at raw coffee and downtown dubai, hipsters hang out sipping brews made from beans roasted on site. patrons are charged a bit more for your regularjoe, sure, but the stuff hits the spot. today, i'm meeting an unconnected entrepreneur set on taking the traditional roasting process to new heights, literally. what about — we could send coffee beans to space, and when they come back through the heat of the re—entry, we can harvest that heat and roast these coffee beans. err...so, hatem here thinks he will load up a capsule with beans, strap it to a rocket, blast it into space, and as it plummets back down to earth, beans inside a specially devised thermal chamber will roast them up, obviously. he and his partner anders first had the idea while studying at the international space university in

we are figuring out where batteries go, figuring out how we‘re going to meet the motor to the gearboxtake. so this morris minor for example, we have kept the gearbox, in fact the entire conversion has been done in such a way that it could be converted back to petrol very easily if the owner so wished. you are getting 100 horsepower and a few hundred... comedian jake yapp‘s morris traveller is currently in the workshop undergoing conversion. the car itself is 55 years old, but the electric parts have been salvaged from a modern nissan leaf. i bought this car specifically to be electrified. i'd always wanted morris minor but had kind of grappled with the idea that it is very polluting, if i'm going to buy another car it should probably be an electric car, i am very excited very about getting a snazzy entertainment system satnav unit from the nissan leaf, i want that in there because just because it is an old car, doesn't mean i don't enjoy toys. i am really looking forward to going to service stations on motorways, and going and driving into the bay for electric cars to charge, and watc

the birthplace of general motors created one of the most greatest environmental ills, and that was the introduction of lead and gasoline. we hear a lot about lead recently, but it's probably onee of the well--studied toxins to man. the romans knew lead was poison. romans used lead in their plumbing and also in their food, so not recommended but really interesting history. but in the 1920's general motors and standard oil created lead and put it in gasoline despite the amazing science that lead was toxic and could hurt people. and my favorite bad-ass hero is a woman named alexandra hamilton, a physician, was the first woman professor at harvard and she fought general motors and renowned engineering with all her might, they ridiculed her, they attacked her. very similar to all that's happening all over again. and they won. they put lead in gasoline because of greed and because they had a patton on that. all that history is incredible to understand so if we want to move forward to solve the complex problems we have to start by looking back. >> host: i feel as a matter of historical footno

water, real chocolate and real cream, glycerin, food dye and cornstarch or motor oil, shortening andon the board. >> while. i feel like it can't be made out of real chocolate so that would be too easy. cornstarch, i feel like that's what chocolate in the store is made out of so i'm in a go with motor oil. that sounds pretty cool. >> it certainly does. that's it, motor oil shortening and chocolate, issue right. >> did you see the movie. >> to remember augustus went shooting up that thing. it's supposed to be grease, right, they have a shoot up somehow. chocolate river was made with water, real chocolate and cream. because it was real, it ended up smelling really bad by the end of the movie. >> really, they recycled it, they should've packaged it up and given a golden ticket. question two. the general consensus is chocolate chip cookies were invented where? in the bakery in philadelphia, the tollhouse in in whitman massachusetts for the 21 club in new york city. put the ten seconds on the board. what you think. >> this is really hard. i used to be called the keebler elf, there's a pict

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joe: we have breaking earnings on ford motor company. $.44 versuseps of estimates of $.26.oks very strong. automotive revenue, 37.2 billion dollars, beating expectations of $36.9 billion. a loss in china a little narrower than expected. so looking at initial numbers right now, but it looks better-than-expected. of course, this company has been beaten down a lot. a modest bounce after hours, just over 3%. romaine: we want to turn back to intel. anand, you saw the comments with bloomberg about memory chip prices. for this company, what's its next step? it went through a mini -transformation. what is next? anand: interesting that memory prices have been collapsing but vram and nand have been isolated. that is now going against them. darned ifthis is a you do, darned if you don't story. they have so much share, there isn't a lot of room left for share expansion in the datacenter or the pc space or in the graphics space. any expansion they have is in adjacent fields. you can become the chip of choice in the network year sitting next to the server. but those are marginal, not as