most wagon motors ford modified the i.d.r. specifically for. the goodwood festival of speed this most recent incarnation least appreciably less than it did when it set records and frank's peak and the nerve break for this hillclimb the team made do with a smaller battery optimized for better own foot that brought the weight of the new i.d.r. sprinter version down under 1000 kilograms. of course record for the 1.86 kilometer long track was set at 41.6 seconds in 1990 a kite fest he drove a 780 horsepower mclaren m p 413 formula one car powered by a gasoline engine that stood for 20 years but now all mon dieu ma has beat its by 1.7 seconds driving the electric powered racer just set a new though an official record of 39.9 seconds it's. not the fifo to weigh out quite surprised you know because you can expect an electric out to be fast but those who go not to go below 40 so going here and. not only falls but really really fast i say when you feel not so fine by speak but they're going for this weekend i think it's again a next step well if that's

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motors ford dale earnhardt jr had a lucky escape after his private plane crashed on its way to the nascar race a was traveling with his family. in the sea when his plane ruled the world of the runaway and caught fire after landing and hard to his wife baby and the 2 crew all escaped on into it time daytona 500 winner is one of the biggest names in the sky having won 26 races before tying 2017 and i got close to your point of course of course when i came in contact was mr brown or he was going on his mark but of course his injuries. the. family and their staff will be taken care of that among getting his injuries but he was of our fine didn't appear to have been. caught surprised living life sadly conscious and alert so. cricket and the 1st test between sri lanka and new zealand is in the balance following day 3 in goal the day began it was sri lanka on 227 for 7 in reply to new zealand's 1st innings of 249 home side were eventually bowled out for 267 the sri lankan spin and then it took control to leave the kiwis on 98 for 5 but then an unbeaten 63 if b.j. will think steady this thing's f

festival of speed one of the most eccentric automotive events there is it's a some liberation of motors ford was some of the most spectacular sports cars ever built. there are legendary formula research timeless classics race cars from long bygone era and modern drift events goodwood host anything and everything close to the gear hearts are close enough to touch cars that might otherwise be seen only a museum. many car makers have now discovered the event for their purposes and come to present their latest creations. porsches here putting its newly developed 911 are as our through its high speed paces on good woods track the restart will be defending portions title and the fia world in durance championship some 95 percent of its predecessors parts have been redesigned for the new model only the seat the clutch and some parts of the suspension are the same but porsche is standing by its drive technology with a 6 cylinder naturally aspirated engine. that's called sir linden a porsche motor sports explains that they've redesigned their 4 leader as a brand new 4.2 liter engine the most powerful

before the great migration we see william perry is the first african-american who works for the ford motor company because he happens to know henry ford who is part of this group that comes back from canada into the united states. i feel like the company has celebrated him but have not told the canadian part of the story so i'm trying to think of this border crossing as part of the way they structure their lives pick >> how do you go about researching that? >> it's an interesting process. a lot of people care about where their families are in their connections linked to individual families but people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan or ontario or if they were moving from niagara falls new york to niagara falls on the canadian side. i'm using the census record, i'm using family connection. we have lots of interesting photographs of people at picnics and homecomings having annual reunions with cousins across the border. i'm finding political documents and i spent time in canada and that's how i think about things differently here. i'm trying to weave them together about a bi

the first african-american who works for the ford motor company. he happen to know henry ford. he is from amherst ontario. he's part of the group coming back from canada into united states. i feel it before company celebrated here but they have not told the canadian part of the story. and i'm trying to bring that in. the border parse part and how it structured their families. a lot of people were linked to individual families. but people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan, ontario, niagara falls, whether was on the new york or the canadian side. i'm using census records, family collections. we have lots of interesting photographs. people at picnics in homecomings . having annual reunions with their cousins across the border. i'm looking in newspapers. i'm finding political documents and arguments the same that i spend time in canada and now i think about things differently here. there was a lot of pieces of evidence that i'm trying to weave together into a bigger story about people we know really well. in other people we don't know a lot about at all. but the can

before the great migration, we see william perry, the first african-american who works for the ford motor company, because he happens to know henry ford. he's from amherst, ontario, part of this group that comes back from canada into the united state. the ford company celebrated perry, but they haven't told the community part of the story. and i am trying to think about these people, their border crossing is part of having structured their lives. >> had a research this? people do not necessarily care if they lived in michigan are ontario i knew it interesting process. or if they were moving from nine york -- new york to niagara falls. we have lots of interesting photographs, people at picnics, homecomings, having annual reunions with their cousins across the border, i'm looking in newspapers, finding political icuments and arguments saying spent this time in canada and that's how i think about things differently. it little pieces of evidence that i'm trying to weave together into a bigger story from some people we know well and others we don't know about much at all. >> did the canadian g

right before the great migration we see william perry the first african-american who works for the ford motor company because he happens to know henry ford. he's from ontario. he's part of this group that comes back from canada into the united states. i feel like the ford company has celebrated perry but haven't told the canadian part of the story and i'm trying to bring that in and think about these people their border crossing how they structure their lives. >> how do you go about researching this? >> it's an interest progress sees. a lot of these people care where their families are. there's good collections linked to individual families. people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan or own or moving from niagara falls, new york to niagara falls on the canadian side. i'm using census records. i'm using family collections. we have lots of interesting photographs of people at picnics and homecoming, having annual reunions with their cousins across the border. i'm looking in newspapers. finding political documents and arguments saying well i spent this time in canada and that's how

i got a question about motor this is the one and only ford motor. i've been a long-time ford stockholder but it's been a bumpy ride they are earning but qt was lower than forecast. but now the trade war is escalated. i'm wondering what the q 2 mess and trade war, would you recommend holding on ford motor? >> look, this is a stock down a lot. they have always said the dividend is sank and blown out of china frankly their numbers are really bad at this point i'd rather hold on to it than sell it i'm not recommending anything related with auto in any way, shape or form. so i don't want to say hey, listen, people buy ford. you're in it, i think you get a better price to sell it at they have not delivered the way i'd like them to how about joseph in pennsylvania, joseph >> caller: boo-yah, jim. hey, man, 18-year-old investor here from your neck of the woods. hey, you recommended back in march, mad, thank you for recognizing that dividend but anyway, what do you think about exxon corporation 3.26 dividend yield, would this be a good purchase now considerin

coming up, the ford motor company gives its predictions for the future of driving. a shorter shelf life for self driving cars. why they think fewer will hit the road. >>> we will sit down with a few members of a dance crew you will see that got a shout out from a bay area rapper. at bat is coming up next. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. it is 9:21. today is back-to-school day in berkeley. thousands began classes today. those students are being told about the big change in 2020 berkeley unified will join schools across the country that begin classes in mid august. oakland unified went back august 12. college students start living in a casino. th

sloan, the founders of ford motor company and gm, are quote, rolling over at the weakness of currentompany executives willing to spend more money on a car that is not as safe or good and costs $3,000 more to consumers. crazy, end quote. now, back in 2017, then ceo of ford was at the consumer electronics show and president trump had just tried via twitter to threaten toyota and gm for their plans to build factories in mexico. invoking the ford founder's name, i asked fields whether the government dictating where companies should build plants was appropriate or overreach. henry ford, the founder of this company, was a man who completely thought for himself. what would he think of a leader who's getting it out there, whether it's toyota that president trump tweeted about, or any of the other companies out there, general motors, he's been very hard on them. what would a guy like henry ford say to those kinds of moves? >> we just say do what's right for the business. that's exactly what we're doing. liz: to grady trimble. he is on the new face-off between the new face-off between the pres

. >>> today's dollars and cents, ford motor company predict as future with fewer cars with more mileage and self lives. ford says self-driving cars will have to be replaced every four years and fewer cars on the road as more autonomous cars are out there. ford thinks cars will be cheapers more efficient, and use more often, that's why car have to be replaced more often. >>> target is about to get more disney. pop up disney stores will appear at 25 target stores around the country beginning in october. the disney shops eclectic inventory will include toys and games and apparel and accessories, adding to in-store disney experience with interactive displays, photo opss and music. the only california store is southeast of los angeles. >>> a mar and rally in san jose to mark the 100th an verse of the women's right to vote. there will be speeches at 10:30 this morning in front of the martin luther king library. the 19th amendment giving the women the right to vote was pasted june 4th, 1919 and rat fired august 18th, 1920. >>> a sheriff's deputy was shot by a sniper but coming up, what authori

on because we had the early canary in the coal mine which was the likes of apple and general motors and ford in september, it's a question of seeing when we are going to get round the table and we will see some positive news. us markets have been nudging re cord news. us markets have been nudging record highs for most of the last few weeks, so it's never a bad thing to be letting a bit of air out of the tires, but even though it seems to be ona the tires, but even though it seems to be on a daily basis at the moment, it likes like the us china thing will dominate the headlines. quick word on those figures, we have seen some european figures? is a block, second in the world behind the us, if you add the economies together, a good barometer of how the global economy is doing. if you put the us and china to one side. europe over the last decade was a story about reducing debt, the last couple of years when it should have turned from debt mode to growth mode, that has not necessarily have been coming through. that's why the german pmis are looked at because thatis german pmis are looked at becau

50,000 immigrants from the main region and many of those would go on to work for companies like ford motor in fact time magazine 2008 they actually interviewed an arab gentleman emigrated from the middle motor d worked for ford company and formed many friendships with americans of descent.and african e said that he's 53 a retired assembly line worker and said the car companies were no doubt melting pot or the of the united states like other lebanese who flock to the area. running out of time here. what's your question or comment for maria? question to maria would be is there a way that we kind rhaps use history to of show americans that diversity is a part of history and that if of these immigrants even they're illegals coming from the middle east coming from south africa that g from in fact they did work for companies like ford that they our country.e to how can we perhaps use history to show americans and all people of the world that diversity is part of history and that -- point, jack. >> i'm going to -- i have a bit and recent answer to that so just as a practical matter. the united st

sense i think it's so interesting to see like the cross industry collaboration like catch up and ford motors that these aren't really 2 companies that i would think would work together in this way i mean i as a chemist i think a lot about it is a green chemistry like you want all of the by products of your chemical reactions to be used for their reactions and that's kind of like how i think about it but this is really created when your doctor crucial. difference made in the past not only ketchup and color interactions when i spilled ketchup and my carving of been there from the california coast all the way over to detroit we've covered a lot of ground today guys and some pretty interesting topics so thanks for that level up more for you next time on techno see this dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes with al-jazeera don't comb slash techno. expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature it is a hybrid someti

profits will be squeezed that's the concernpeople have, especially with the big three for general motors, fordchrysler because these have long been some of the most popular models out there pickup trucks are the most popular. as we see more suvs and crossovers come into the market those profits will be squeezed increasingly. >> i wonder if it is in the stock. >> i was going to say, phil, is there a sense out there there will be a big change in consumer appetite that these companies are not positioned for is it everybody competing with the same kind of models? >> it might -- the consumed to increase which is why so many automakers are saying, throw out another model, throw out another model. what the auto makers are doing, they're trimming production of certainly models the equinox out of the gm plant in mexico, they're trimming production there the ford edge when they build in kentucky, they will build on fewer shifts than expected you will see it more often for the automakers they have to be more judicious about how many models they put up >>> up next, the look ahead. wings investors need to

if you are a general non- - - general motors or ford you want to put airbags in your cars but if you put them in before the government tells you how to do that vv billions of dollars of investment to figureo out how you would design it. and then one or two years after you have done this the federal government comes about with their own regulations andnr then tells you has to be designed differently they could use different chemicals so now you have to rip out that investmentav and put in new money to meet those exact specifications of the federal government. with that hanging over your head what does that do to car companies going out on their own to try to improve the safety of their cars? they don't do it. they wait until the federal government tells them and guess what? the federal government isn't fast and doing things and know you are shocked this never happened before with government regulations so it slows down the rate of safety improvement. people don't see that because they justay compare the before-and-after averages. there are a lot of other things i could go through but

he says the founders of ford motor company and general motors are rolling over at the weakness of current car company executives willing to spend more money on a car that is not as safe or good and cost $3,000 more ford is focused on acting to protect the environment while also protecting the affordability of cars and trucks experts say there's no evidence that current fuel economy standards impact vehicle performances environmental groups also challenged the notion that trump administration rules would make drivers safer or reduce costs. back to you. >>> coming up, why president trump says tim cook is a quote unquote great executive while others are not. >> plus new plans from the european union to crack down on facial recognition technology and later on why recession fears may be overblown a very busy hour ahead when worldwide exchange returns right after this break stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try new clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try new clean freak f

the ford motor company heard his story, what his kids did for him, what the car meant for the family. sent over hennessey performance, a high-end custom shop for car lovers to give christine a little face lift. actually a full overhaul starting with a new engine, transmission, custom paint, new interior and cobra style wheels. and when wesley see's christine again, you guessed it, more tears. so how does she sound? now it's wesley's turn. >> i'm loss for words. it's beautiful. >> reporter: a beautiful car and a beautiful moment. >> i never thought i'd be in this situation again, and you guys made it happen. ford, my family. you guys have given me faith and belief again, that we matter, you know, everybody matters. >> enjoy the ride. we know you will. thanks for watching on friday night. i'm tom llamas. see you tomorrow. from david and all of us, good night. now from abc7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news in the east bay. a fast-moving grass fire has come dangerously close to homes this afternoon. in video from about 90 minutes ago. firings are throwing everything at the f

. >>> president trump is taking on ford motor again.s time he is g after the automaker for agreeing to meet fuel economy sndards set by california. those standards are much more restrictive than the ones being considered by the president. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: there's a fight brewing between california and president trump. caught in theide is ford and other automakers. it all revolves t around fuel economy standards for our cars and trucks. the current standards which target 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 are being rewritten. the president wants a far lower fuel efficiency target, t reportedly lesn 40 miles per gallon. but california, which can legally set its own standards, want vehicles to hit 50 miles per glon by 2026, a move ford with which prompted the president to tweet, henry ford would be disappointed if he saw his modern-day diemodern-day de wanting to build a car that doesn't work as well. ford responded by sayin we have consistently supported 150 state resoortion standards. this provides stability while reducing c

so let's see your general motors and ford, and you want to go and put airbags in your car. what if you were to put them in before the government tells you how you're supposed to do that, you can put maybe billions of dollars of investment into figuring out how you would design it. then what happens if a year or two after you've done this, the federal government comes out with their own regulations and they're telling you that there airbags have to be designed differently, they have to be in stalled differently, they may use different chemicals or whatever. we have to do. you have to rip out all of that investment the you have there, and put in a bunch of new money to go in and have it made the exact specifications the defender might government has. with that hanging over your head, what is that due two car companies going out on their own to go and try to improve the safety of their cars. they don't do it. they wait until the federal government tells them how to do it, and guess what, the federal government isn't really fast. [laughter] you'll all be shocked, you probably n

general motors and ford are the ones reacting to the retaliation.lso president trump's promise he will say more this afternoon. he will say more about tariffs. that, we still have jackson hole going on. jerome powell has been speaking to his audience. we are waiting for him to make an appearance outside the jackson lake lodge following his speech to central bankers. let's get straight to jackson hole. bosler is there as well as stephen roach. you if this ask speech will have gone down well among academics, if it will have illuminated any corner of fed thinking we did not already know about? matt: here we were in jackson hole and we thought jay powell's speech was likely to be the big market mover but perhaps that was naive. already we have president trump weighing in. on the one hand you might think it is outdated, but on the other hand jay powell speech did set things up nice for the possibility of future additional developments on the trade front. he mentioned in his speech that even the last three weeks since the july fomc meeting has been eventf

when you're talking about general motors, ford, they also employ under their own corporate entities tensthousands of manufacturing workers. host: let's hear from randy, from iowa. good morning, randy. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i am really thankful for this morning's conversation because it is a war of oprah against the working class. and whether -- it is a war of of oppression against the working class. i want to frame that against what you mentioned earlier about carrier and donald trump. when trump was running for office, he tried to save 1100 or 1200 or something jobs in indiana through carrier. they were going to get a subsidy that was -- a tax subsidy that was created under george bush that the democrats and nancy pelosi tried to get rid of in congress but failed, because her own party, the blue dogs of her party, some time ago. the point is that the jobs that were saved that did not take the tax cut -- the tax subsidy from the federal government, was then subsidized by the state of indiana, as i understand. companyhere were -- the has a revolving door of tax subsidies from t

so interesting that you make that trek across industry collaboration like high end catch up and ford motors that these aren't really 2 companies that i would think would work together in this way i mean i as a chemist i think a lot about it is a green chemistry in the queue want all of the by products of your chemical reactions to be used for their reactions and that's kind of like how i think about it but this is really created when your doctor crystal. that has been in the past not only catch up on car interactions when i spilled ketchup and my car been there from the california coast all the way over to detroit we've covered a lot of ground today guys and some pretty interesting topics so thanks for that level up more for you next time on techno see that dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes with al-jazeera dot com slash techno follow our expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. hello they're fairly quiet picture across much of the middle east the winds are a little bit brisk it's pushing its way across the areas of jordan down across iraq a

business sense i think it's so interesting to see that cross industry collaboration like catch up and ford motor is that these aren't really 2 companies that i would think would work together in this way i mean i as a chemist i think a lot about it is a green chemistry that you want all of the by products of your chemical reactions to be used for their reactions and that's kind of like how i think about it but this is really created when your doctor can. definitely in the past not only catch up on car interactions when i spilled ketchup and my car of been there from the california coast all the way over to detroit we've covered a lot of ground today guys and some pretty interesting topics so thanks for that level up more for you next time on techno see that dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes with al-jazeera don't comb slash techno. our expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is good at the good seafood by nature is a high risk sometimes for

sense i think it's so interesting to see like that cross industry collaboration like catch up and ford motors that these aren't really 2 companies that i would think would work together in this way i mean i as a chemist i think a lot about it is a green chemistry like you want all of the by products of your chemical reactions to be used for their reactions and that's kind of like how i think about it but this is really created when your doctor crystal. jefferson in the past not only catch up on car interactions when i spilled ketchup and my car been there from the california coast all the way over to detroit we've covered a lot of ground today guys and some pretty interesting topics so thanks for that level up more for you next time on techno see this dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes with al-jazeera dot com slash techno. expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. hello there is not a particularly sunlight picture across much of europe at the moment we're seeing time to see rain some strong thunderstorms on the more of that in the forecast as w

most worked at ford motor factory or the local brush works where they made paint brushes. >> her fatherr an ultimatum, get a job or leave the house. at age 18 trudi lit out for the birthplace of william shakespeare. >> packed my tiny suitcase and headed towards, where else, stratford. if you are going to be an actor, go big. >> by age 25 she landed leading roles with the royal shakespeare company. >> when you said a woman changed my life, i thought you were going to mention roxanne. you don't have to put on the red light. those days are over. you don't have to sell your body to the night. roxanne. >> roxanne was the first of a series of worldwide hits. sting was married with two kids when he met trudi styler. >> it started to dawn on us after getting to know each other we sparked in a way that friends don't spark. >> let's just say. >> let's just say. >> they married 27 years ago. and after a long search -- >> very dilapidated. a song. maybe two songs. >> once the house was in order they turned to the fields. >> i am a farmer's daughter. i love the idea of having a lot of land around th

ford and general motors down 2.5%, tesla losing as much as 4% today.opean automakers were down as well. let's bring in our detroit bureau chief with the latest. overreaction or will he get enough tariffs to impact these carmakers bottom lines? >> it depends on which carmaker you are looking at. this feels like groundhog day. either trump or china threatens tariffs, and stocks are hit. the fact that tesla is down 4% is reflective of the fact that they export everything they sell from the u.s. to china right now. tariffs on their cars would certainly help them, especially if they are trying to ramp up sales of the model three. they are building a plant in china and supposed to have it up and running in the second half. the problem with tesla is they are always behind in getting production up and running. to play inriffs came december, it would certainly hurt them. definitely hurts the german automakers. in u.s.e a lot of suvs plants, exports been to china. ford is growing in china with the lincoln brand, and that is a worry for them. while there will be

that's his name, not a relative of the founder of ford motors but investigators that he does have a historycited this henry ford arrested yesterday outside of detroit after he violated parole. they said this henry ford cut off his ankle bracelet in june and mailed it back to his corrections officer. "the detroit free press" reports he lied to the marshals and then lead them on a quick car chase before they stopped him and arrested him. henry ford was reportedly driving a dodge. a flock of birds running into a plane with hundreds of people on board. the pilots landed in a cornfield and everybody survived. we will show you that landing and talk to an aviation expert about what people are calling a little bit of a miracle. but first some nature for you on this thursday. folks in minnesota capture this video of a bald eagle. they thought at first it was injured, see here it kind of looks like it, right? that was not the case at all. it happened on st. croix river on the border of wisconsin they say that the bird, clearly it looks like the bird was hurting. it doesn't seem to be able to fly. it'

think it's so interesting that you take that trip across industry collaboration like catch up and ford motors that these aren't really 2 companies that i would think would work together in this way i mean i as a chemist i think a lot about it is a green chemistry that you want all of the by products of your chemical reactions to be used for their reactions and that's kind of like how i think about it but this is really created when your doctor crucial. difference made in the past not only catch up and color interactions when i spilled ketchup and my car been there from the california coast all the way over to detroit we've covered a lot of ground today guys and covered some pretty interesting topics so thanks for that level up more for you next time on techno see that dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes with al-jazeera dot com slash techno follow our expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant tour to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature it is a hi

ford motor company predicts a future with fewer cars. self-driving cars will have to be replaced every four years and fewer cars on the road as autonomous cars hit the road and cars will be cheaper, more efficient and used more often. >>> target is about to get magical by collaborating with disney. pop up stores will appear at 25 target stores starting october. the shops eclectic inventory will include toys and games and apparel and accessories, interactive displays and photo ops and music. >>> happening today, a mar and rally in san jose to mark the 100th anniversary of women bees right to vote. that will be in front of the martin luther king library. the 19th amendment gave women the right to vote and passed by congress june 4th, ratified august 18th, 1920. >>> safety for women in the city. there will be a town hall on the topic tonight. she wants to hear from women about their experiences and ideas on how to make san francisco safer. the meeting will be held at the community meeting space, mannies on 16th street, starts at 7:30 tonigh

lisa: it's interesting to see the contrast between general motors and ford given the fact that ford disappointed shares plunged 7.5%. so interesting to see perhaps general motors gaining some share. right now let's get you caught up on the market action ahead of the u.s. open. nasdaq up, futures up slightly. not a ton of action there. the pound, the weakest versus the dollar since january, 2017. two-year yields creeping higher and the dollar, the stronger of -- the strongest level of 2019 despite the fact that president trump keeps jaw-boning it lower, trying to anyway. but failing to. as people see the less dovish fed as a sign to tensionly buy the greenback -- to potentially buy the greenback. david: we expected the fed could cut rates yesterday and it did. what we wanted to know was whether this was a one-off or the beginning of a series of cuts. in his news conference, chair powell sort of said all of the above. >> it's not the beginning of a long series of rate cuts. we're thinking of it as essentially in the nature of a midcycle adjustment to policy. i didn't say it's just one or anything

. >>> ford motor company predict as future with fewer cars and a shorter self life. self-driving cars will have to be replaced every four years and fewer cars on the road as more autonomous cars hit those roads. ford thinks cars will be cheaper, more efficient and used more often. >>> time to go out to sal. that will be a change if there are more self-driving cars on the road. >> i don't know. i thought they would have figured traffic out and everyone would be working from home or teleporting. good morning. a lot of cars on the road let's take a look at what we have now. backed up for a 10- 15 minute delay. no major problems on the bridge. there is slow traffic of course. it's not a light day. probably won't be until we get closer to the labor day holiday, coming up soon. this is interstate 880 north and south. the traffic in oak land looks pretty good. concord has slow traffic on highway 4, bay point and a little bit of slow traffic from antioch to pittsburgh. it's unusual, slow traffic there, coming out and there is a break. san jose, a live look at northbound 280,

president trump just took to twitter to pummel ford motor for caving to the california emissions standardso makers have given up two years ago we were only doing 9 million. they're,5-ot way too much supply around the stokd that's why nobody -- some of thesew>nal companies america is drilling more -- we could soon be producing 17 million. thank you, mr. sheffield from pioneer drilling telling me about that two years ago we were only billn we don't have a place to put t. third, actualhave enough ift. oil companies disciplined. they'rey =lc than they should many are too dangerous to own anyway fourth, it's not just oil. america is producing an immense amount of natural gas and we have nowhere to put that stuff either we're shipping about 6b[u cubic feet equivalent out of louisiana docks. the world is looking for natural gas because it takes years to build an export terminal we still don't have enough capacity to rid ourselves of the glut fifth, with the oil stocks this week, you might expect a bunch -- wouldn't you expect a bunch of mergers bunch of mergers bud without paying for things

huge amounts of money were established with the ford motor company. environment the economy just invests lest in these big-ticket items. place to look for investment is how much are they spending on training apprenticeship programs. things of that nature. you cannot cut interest rates and get a bang out of it in that world. cutting interest rates does not cause people to invest anymore because they do not want to invest anymore. they just do not want to. the only- guest: thing i would add is that -- i agree and i would add that we have to be more intensive to the monopoly power out there. companies, some of them are well above one and approaching two. this tells people there are too few companies in the market. >> that is right and they are very profitable because they are protecting other competitors from coming in. sectors,rue of tech agricultural sectors and a lot of places across the economy. wheret to have an economy there is a robust opportunity for working families to start a company and grow it. we need to be intensive to -- attentive to antit

ford motor at&t all yielding more than 5%. so i don't think the markts's that expensive and i think investors should just play it for the long-term. >> that really wasn't my question my question really goes to, it really goes not to what investors should do. but it goes to, to how consumers and business leaders may react to, to unstable conditions that they see >> well, i think even businesses tend to have a long-term view right now. and yeah, we had a little bit of volatility this week our rates are catching up with europe and with japan. i think that's more of what's going on in predicting a recession. our interest rates have been the ally so i don't think this volatility to answer your question will really affect the ultimate decision making by businesses or consumers that greatly this last week no >> all right thank you, guys. appreciate it. larry, steve, thanks for joining us >>> and it has been an awful august for the chip stocks semis getting slammed on every negative trade headline. the smh down 6% in august and even b

he's believed to be driving one of two vehicles, a white ford explorer, or a motor home with this license plate. >> we have good information that they're not in town. there's no threat to the public that they're fleeing and trying to hide. >> reporter: a bit of relief for shoppers, including this woman. she says the climate of violence has her on edge. >> yesterday, i was in safeway and heard a balloon pop and i ducked. and it was a balloon. . >> reporter: there were a lot of witnesses around, even though it was 4:00 in the morning. this is a 24-hour walmart and it was open at the time. there are several surveillance cameras in the area. the police are reviewing the videotape. live, anne makovec, kpix5. >>> and a severe traffic alert. a live look to the bay bridge. it looks like rush hour. you are stacked up at the toll plaza back under the flyover to the maze and beyond. the overall picture of the map, it's not great. let's zoom in to exactly what i'm talking about. this crash is on treasure island. both the outside lane and one of the center lanes is blocked due to an injury accident. s

business sense i think it's so interesting to see that cross industry collaboration like catch up and ford motor is that these aren't really 2 companies that i would think would work together in this way i mean i as a chemist i think a lot about it is a green chemistry that you want all of the by products of your chemical reactions to be used for their reactions and that's kind of like how i think about it but this is really created when your doctor crystal. that has been in the past not only catch up and color interactions when i spilled ketchup and my car been there from the california coast all the way over to detroit we've covered a lot of ground today guys and covered some pretty interesting topics so thanks for that level up more for you next time on techno see that dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes with al-jazeera don't comb slash techno. our expert contributors on twitter facebook instagram google plus and more. hello there mostly fine across much of australia still across the south the southeast of victoria and also across into western australia i was saying the chan

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