. >> it was not only a focus on really capitalizing on the new trucks that we have there, the light duty trucks, but also the focus on cost reduction. so it was across the ard. every element of the company. >> reporr: the cost reduction behind gm's bullish outlook comes from the money saved by shutting six plants in north america and eliminating roughly 15,000 jobs. >> tt's a huge contribution to 2019. i think this is what investors have been undereitimating. also the contribution from their new trucks, their full-size pickups, which are rolling out inps dealers as we speak. >> reporter: gm is alsoin planng to roll out an all-electric cadillac to make the luxury brand itsgs flap for electric vehicles. it plans t launchn autonomous ride-share service through its i subsidiary , but when that will happen remains unclear, as does the question of what it will take to get investors excited about gm. it's been five years since mary barra became ceo. while she has raised profits for the automaker, the stock has done very little during her hatenure. >> w much more work to do. clearly we've come i

now let's have a look at how the stock market ended the week >>> welcome back, everyone new year, new truck? you may want to hit the brakes until you hear this. auto loans are hitting a new high for new cars and used cars. what's behind the auto surge we have more. >> america's love with bigger trucks, suv and crossovers means more vehicles with higher sticker prices so we're borrowing more and spending more each month repaying the loans. in the third quarter, the average auto loan hit a record of just under $31,000 with the average monthly payment for a new vehicle climbing to an all time high of $530. and the average used vehicle loan payment also hit a record at $381. >> if you've been out of the market for five or six years then these numbers can be surprising, but for the average consumer that seems to come back into the market every 35 or 36 months, they're still higher than what they saw previously and they're certainly not going to go down. >> one reason car prices stay high is because demand remains robust auto sales are on pace to top 17 million vehicles for a fourth straight year

. >>> well, in the meantime you need a new job, you may want to consider driving a truck for wal-mart. today the company announced it's looking to hire hundreds of drivers for nearly $90,000 a year. reporter rachel wolf breaks down the requirements. >> i like just going out, being alone, doing my thing, coming home and don't have somebody looking over my shoulder. >> reporter: vern neroth has been driving truck 18 years. the job has served him well and now he wants to serve others. a couple months ago he started working as an instructor at western truck school in sacramento. >> it's cool. i like it, something new for me. >> reporter: he's helping guys like nicholas musselman earn their commercial driver's license. >> i really haven't been able to lock in a school, a career since i got out of the military. so this is going to definitely do that for me. >> reporter: the army vet was driving for uber and lyft. >> i figured you know what? racking up the miles on my car, might as well rack up miles on someone else's vehicle, get paid more. >> reporter: he decided to sign up for classes. >>

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the new trucks are equipped for suits and help diversify their fleet. they are able to travel off road and the bed can transport a person to an ambulance. >>> if you had to guess, how likely is it you'll live to 90. before you start the guessing game, a new study finds it may depend on your gender and body size. researchers tracked nearly 8,000 people starting in 1986. it found women who put on less weight as they age were more likely to live longer that heavier women. height also played a role. women taller than 5'9" were more likely to live into the 90s. neither height nor weight seemed a factor for men but activity level did. men who spent 90 minutes a day or more being active were more likely to live longer. the study published in the medical journal dmj. >> 90 minutes is a long time every day. >> i wonder could you be walking and moving around. >> hope so. >> helping around the house. 90 minutes of straight exercise is quite a bit. >> what's the definition of 90 minutes of activity in your 80s and 90s. >> those guys were doing it, though. that was

once in a lifetime experience," wang said.but five minutes later, the snow got the best of our news truckd themselves stuck.luckily, three snowboarders came to the rescue with shovels, and shortly after they sped off to safety.earlier wednesday at the truckee airport, the crew spotted a parked plane sitting only on its back wheels. the safety control manager explained the weight of the overnight snow weighed down the plane, causing it to tilt. at mountain hardware jack napton says he's seen a steady stream of visitors coming in desperate for chains."of course they need the other things, the sand and the ice melt and shovels and the winter gear, you need hats and coats," napton said.chp called these driving conditions unsafe with so much snow.even snowplows are struggling to keep up. minutes after one plow went by at donner summit, the road was blanketed again in fresh snow. ( james ) ( james ) ( james ) taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar... we can expect a lot of rain today. take a look at this ... c-h-p says powerful winds knocked over this big-rig on the richmond-san rafael bri

was interesting, laura, because locals talked about how they had never seen this many news trucks liningobbled streets. there was even a helipter that followed kevin spacey's silver suv from his private plane that laed in nantucket from baltimore all the way to the courthouse so that there was live pictures throughout. it reallwas an absolute kind of attention of the world media on kevin spacey because, of course, he is the latest high-profile figure face legal consequences as a result of these accusations that came from the me too movement. he was such a love actor, both critically acclaimed and hadch ainstream appeal, that this generated so much interest. laura: nada tawfik on nantucket for us, thank you. in other news, u.s. and chinese officials have been holding a first day of talks in beijing aimed at resolving their trade dispute. last year, both countries imposed billions of dollars worth of tariffs on each other's goods. the two-date talks marked the first formal meeting since they agreed to hold off imposing further tariffs for now. the president of the world bank has announced

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it was not only a focus on really, you know, capitalizing on the new trucks that we have out there, theight duty trucks, but also the focus on cost reduction so it was across the board every element of the company, one of our philosophies is everything can be made better and i think what we're going to -- we have been able to communicate related to 18 demonstrates that. in 19, we're really excited. now we have a full year of light duty trucks, we'll be launching the heavy duties that will hit in the second half of the year we have got a full year of the chevrolet blazer, full year of the xt 4 and another very exciting cadillac suv launching on sunday. we have a very strong product portfolio in the u.s. market we have a strong product portfolio coming in china. so when we look at that, that is going to help fuel our 2019 and support our guidance. >> are you worried about china overall as a market? >> well, i think when you step back and look at china, we have been there for 20 years, we had tremendous success, we had very strong brands. we think the trade talks that are going on now are

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that breaking news we're following ... a deadly truckver is forcing a section of northbound 101 in san jose to shut down. lets turn to robin for the impact on traffic. major hot spots. fatality in san jose nb 101 at mc kee. overturn accident blocks several lanes. traffic jammed from 680/280. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. a few lingering showers across the bay and maybe even a few rolls of thunder early on before skies clear later in the day. daytime highs will peak up into the upper 50's and low 60's again, as they will also tomorrow. skies tomorrow will clear out before more rain is likely friday. é( darya )(ááá2shotááá) ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( james ) and i'm james ( james ) and i'm james fletcher. that breaking news we're following ... a deadly truck rollover is forcing a section of northbound 101 in san jose to shut down. sara stinson is live with the details. sara? at least one person has died and all lanes of northbound u.s. highway 101 at mckee road in san jose are curr

i'm in it to connect people. >>> check out new video of a truck ramming into several parked cars. on the right, he pulls out of this spot and then all of a sudden -- i shouldn't laugh because these cars are damaged -- he hits several cars. the driver uses his windshield wipers to clear off the snow, maybe a little late. the driver ran off. police are looking for him this morning. >>> we're getting look at new video of a man who actually decided to jump off a royal caribbean cruise ship while it was docked in the bahamas. he left from the 11th floor. afterward, security workers told him to pack up and leave the ship. the man had to fly back to the u.s. and has been banned from royal caribbean cruise lines for life. >>> politicians and election officials are gearing up for the 2020 campaigns already. california voters usually go to the polls in november, which means earlier primaries have often already locked in the final two president presidential candidates but they've moved it to super tuesday, the unofficial date for the largest number of states holding their elections. it's usu

>> the color, the new truck, the jeep. >> stephen: they have a rolls royce jeep?l huh? that's all you got yourself for christmas? >> i got the dawn, the convertible. >> stephen: you got two rolls royces? >> it just looked so good, i wanted it. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you got two rolls royces? >> yeah, i got the convertible and the truck. summertime, the truck ain't gonna be as cool as it is now. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you do one of those things where you actually park them outout in the driveway with big bows on it, you wake up and act surprised? like the commercial? >> who did this for me?! ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you give to anybody else? >> i gave away a lot of presents prior to that, but i didn't give cars or knotting. >> cars are for you. how many cars do you have now, may i ask? >> i had three cars before i went to get those. >> stephen: you only had three and now you have six. >> now i'm going to move them. a little bit in atlanta, a little bit in new york, a little bit in l.a. >> stephen: did you buy yourself new houses to put the ca

for the new trucks you need to program them, set up new infrastructure.as we build new technologies, build drones and robots that -- charles: with all due respect -- >> manufacturing will come back. we'll be creating many jobs in the short term. long term they begin to disappear. there is opportunity over here because as this happens the cost of everything drops. if we have doctors on our phones who can give us medical advice we won't fall i can is as often. our costs go down. charles: that is one of the reasons people argue why the fed should slow down. we added breaking news in exclusive interview. i want to tap your brain in that minute on two things. a, realization people working on assembly line for 30 years can you retrofit their skills to work on automated cars the same way they worked on a chevy engine in 1985? >> some will, some won't. that is what my book, driving driverless car. this is good, here is why we have to be excited and have to worry. this is no one can talk this. charles: joseph shumpeter, great wealth and changes. arthur c clarke, s

tracee: walmart hired about 1400 new truck drivers last year, says it plans to hire hundreds more thisf drivers. next month, walmart's drivers will get a per mile pay hike. the average pay for the drivers will be almost $88,000 a year, which is significantly more than the average truck driver makes according to the american up 11% over the past year. cheryl: there is a huge trucking -- there's still a job shortage. the need for truckers has never been more important with amazon and everyone else. one company is selling -- none of us can get over this story. a company is selling used tissues. they say it's to help fight the flu. lauren: is this a joke? tracee: this is not a joke. i may rather have the flu. i don't know. they are selling for $80. cheryl: what? tracee: he yes. they're treated with organic ingredients, nonprescription, claim to help boost the immune system. they keep them in a little dish there. the company says using a tissue that carries a human sneeze is safer than needles or pills. but if you wanted to buy any of these, they are already sold out. lauren: i'm sure glad

pickup truck here this new heavy duty we're looking for even better things in two thousand and nineteen but amid the celebration in the motor city automakers here are fretting over forecasts that consumers will hit the brakes on new car sales in twenty nineteen john hendren al-jazeera detroit up to one hundred twenty million hindoo pilgrims are making their way to a city in northern india to be a part of one of the well two largest religious gatherings crowds are arriving at the confluence of two sacred rivets a dip in the waters prayers and other religious rituals organized by hindu holy men at the event but for three weeks. i'm a study attained doha and these are the top stories the countdown is on in the u.k. to a vote on to reason may's deal to leave the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement all risk no breaks it at all. people will look at the decision of this house tomorrow and oh yes did we deliver on the country's vote to leave the european union. we safeguard our economy all secu

pickup truck here this new heavy duty we're looking for even better things in two thousand and ninety but amid the celebration in the motor city automakers here are fretting over forecasts that consumers will hit the brakes on new car sales in twenty nineteen with china importing fewer goods europe's economic powerhouse germany is feeling the pinch its economic growth slowed in twenty eighteen so the weakest rate in five years g.d.p. grew by one point five percent last year dropping from two point two percent in twenty seventeen china is germany's largest trade partner and the source of much of its auto industry is profits china slowdown is just one of the foreign risks facing germany's export oriented economy that has the potential messy brigs it antigovernment protests in neighboring france and america's protectionist threats still to come on counting the cost venezuela's president raises the minimum wage by three hundred percent we'll tell you why the additional money though won't help people buy any more goods. but first fuel price

fremont standard patrol vehicle will be the ford explorer but also put two new trucks into circulationit get kicked ahead. city leaders in concord will discuss whether to continue plans for an 18,000 street stadium. that proposal includes a soccer stadium along with a convention center and a hotel. it would all be built on vacant land near the concord b.a.r.t. station. the plan comes from an investigate group that bought the rights for a u.s. soccer league team and that stadium could cost as much as $750 million and could require significant financial help from the city. >>> jeff ranieri here now and we are going from winter to spring it seems like in a matter of days. >> we'll see things warm up eventually. right now stuck in the freeze so to speak outside. it is chilly if you are headed out this weekend. a live look at the tri-valley. a beautiful night and a lot of cars on the highway. right now 52 degrees and dropping down to 42 at 1:00 a.m. we'll let you know how low it goes coming up in a few minutes. >>> and the england royal family under fire. the woman hit by prince phillips ca

pickup truck here this new heavy duty we're looking for even better things in two thousand and nineteen but amid the celebration in the motor city automakers here are fretting over forecasts that consumers will hit the brakes on new car sales and twenty nineteen. with china importing fewer goods europe's economic powerhouse germany is feeling the pinch its economic growth slowed in twenty eighteen to the weakest race in five years g.d.p. grew by one point five percent last year dropping from two point two percent in twenty seventeen china is germany's largest trade partner and the source of much of its auto industry's profits china's slowdown is just one of the foreign risks facing germany's export oriented economy that has the potential messy brigs it antigovernment protests in neighboring france and america's protectionist threats still to come on counting the cost venezuela's president raises the minimum wage by three hundred percent we'll tell you why the additional money though won't help people buy any more goods. but fir

i wanted to buy a new truck. that's on hold.are also not purchasing anything other than what we absolutely have to. >> i bet. >> it's just -- it's really tragic. it really is. and its hurtful that this is happening. >> greg, tell me about the most emotional moment you've had over the last three weeks as you had to make tough choices here. >> well, emotional, i'd have to say the hardest part for me is i'm having trouble sleeping every night because, you know, i have bills. my daughter -- i've had to tell my daughter, no, we're not going to do that. she wanted to go to a play and because she's in theater in high school and i said, no, we can't do that right now. you'll have to wait until next year when that one comes through and that's hard because i've always tried to, you know -- my family is very thrifty to begin with and we've always tried to support our children and other activities are important for their future and i've had to say no and it hurts. >> what was your daughter's response to that? >> she understands completely.

matt: it is fascinating that the sales numbers show that people love this new truck.g benedict: it won't please the gm, so that was the sort of disappointing story. another disappointing story is the sedans. those are essentially falling off the cliff. that 70% ofkups, the entire pod. these are some of the trends happening in the last year, but as we said, can they continue? quite a lot of naysayers saying things will slow down genetically. anna: good morning. let me ask you about carlos ghosn. is he finally going to get his day in court? benedict: that might happen. his lawyers are asking why he is still in jail. isn't stuck there since christmas. released, so the question is why was he still being held. there were some reports out some morning about more money which might have flown from accounts that don't owned -- that he owned. the prosecutors are still ,orking through the information but it is not look as that is the hoping to get out anytime soon. matt: a lot of those expensive lawyers were on this japanese task force that never loses and prosecutions, so maybe

very dear and important people for the nation here's some of what you must have heard on the news president truck is not invited trump is facing backlash for his tweet on senator mccain for. didn't who had repeatedly mocked and diminished mccain during his life was initially unable to offer up a single kind word really while this is no night for name calling it's been well established that donald trump is no friend of the bushes presidents opposite to attend the state funeral for president george h.w. bush on wednesday but as the forty fifth president feel like he's really part of the president's. ok that's really what you want to talk about. so it's been a year of all kind of scoops from news on trump to news on trump well at least there are other shows on the box. the beginning i honestly want to do this again from nightmare no problem with the president switching i want. everything's falling apart sometimes i wish i had never been president. who are you would never president and. i think we can arrange that. are you kidding me so me tell me. you. got a j. p.s. why didn't i get my book. can you

this video just into o news room. a truck flipping on its side in front of the silver spring metro station. nobody was hurt. icy conditions contributing to this track. i-95 and laurel. the big concern as we head into the overnight hours is going to be the roads and the interstates. these are live pictures from silver s bing. bethwn providing us with these live pictures. thank you, ma'am. helping in theer recovy after the storm. so if you have been outside today, you have likely seen the snow trucks and the heavy equipments poised to clear the main road. some of you hav been venturing outside and briefinaving the elements. at national harbor, video of that. not a lot of folks outside. f you don't have to be, stay indoor stay with news 4 and our app for continue coverag on the storm >>> next on news 4, a record no administration or congress ever wao have. we are going through the longest shutdown ever. and the situation is scarey. >>> a deadly discovery inside a prince george county church. we will -we're in a small room. what?

and a new sketch of the suspect tonight the family saw in that truck. the children actually helping to describe him. tonight, investigators want to know, was this a racially motivated attack, and did this suspect strike before? here's abc's will carr from houston. >> reporter: tonight, new images of the red truck and the man who police believe shot and killed 7-year-old jazmine barnes. >> what is your message to the man who killed your daughter? >> we're not going to stop looking for you. it is going to be so much easier for everybody if you would just turn yourself in. >> reporter: investigators say jazmine's mother was driving in west houston with her four daughters sunday when a man in a red truck pulled up and, unprovoked, started shooting, killing jazmine and injuring her mother. >> he intentionally killed my child for no reason. >> reporter: now at home, the little girl's mother believes the shooting was a hate crime that has left a surviving daughter shell-shocked. >> she hasn't dropped a tear, and it scares me. it scares me, because i don't know

(ááá2 shotááá) that breaking news we're following ... a deadly trucking a section of northbound 101 in san jose to shut down. ( james ) sara stinson is live with the details. sara? at least one person has died mckee road in san jose are currently closed after a large box truck overturned early wednesday morning, according to the california highway the chpthe collision was first reported 7 a.m. just north of the mckee road intersection. an alternate route suggested by the chp is taking northbound interstate highway 280 to northbound state highway 87 to reach northbound u.s. highway 101 again. there is no estimated time of reopening. no further information is immediately available. may have fallen asleep, the vehicle left the roadway and struck a box on the side of the road and overturned then it started to slide forward, coming to rest behind us. as a result, the driver sustained major, non life threatening injuries but his passenger who was reportedly sleeping in the back, died as a result of this crash."> (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james

more black americans have brand-new pickup trucks. more black americans have great new jobs.nemployed black americans who lost their incomes, their houses during the eight years of the obama administration are seeing that turnaround. this is the weirdest clan rally idea i've ever -- let's get -- >> why can't we hold donald trump to the words that come out of his mouth? those are called admissibility court of law. >> how about we hold him to -- >> laura: the way of interpreting it, it's not an admission of anything. thank you. what the champions of the little people, you've got to hear this, have been updated during the government shutdown. i will bring you the details >> democrats like defended himself the champions of the little people so during the shutdown, so many government workers that canceled their fancy christmas vacations but let's take a look. maxine waters was a guest of the bohemian government seen in a festive parade known as the junk a new. nancy pelosi living large at the resort costing $5000 a night. >> the christmas holiday, half the time i would have had, t

truck of the year. we're very happy with the performance that we had in in two thousand and eighteen and now with this new pickup truck here this new heavy duty we're looking for even better things in two thousand and nineteen but amid the celebration in the motor city automakers here are fretting over forecasts that consumers will hit the brakes on new car sales in twenty nineteen john hendren al-jazeera detroit on in cinema has long had a world class reputation now it's getting a wider american audience at the first iranian film festival to be held in new york organizers are hoping it will help bridge the divide between the two countries out a serious question salumi reports. just getting to new york was no small feat for bachmann farm inara i'm excited to do whatever i come to new york the only iranian director able to travel to the iranian film festival under the trumpet ministrations travel ban but the seventy eight year old is used to having to navigate tricky political situations his film i want to dance is getting its u.s. premiere at the festival after a four year ban back home where dancing is f

more black americans have brand-new pickup trucks. more black americans have great new jobs.mployed black americans who lost their incomes, their houses during the eight years of the obama administration are seeing that turnaround. this is the weirdest clan rally idea i've ever -- let's get -- >> why can't we hold donald trump to the words that come out of his mouth? those are called admissibility court of law. >> how about we hold him to -- >> laura: the way of interpreting it, it's not an admission of anything. thank you. what the champions of the little people, you've got to hear this, have been updated during the government shutdown. i will bring you the details nexthe. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ chicken! that's right, chicken?! candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! >> laura: democrats like to fancy themselves th

pickup truck here this new heavy duty we're looking for even better things in two thousand and ninety but amid the celebration in the motor city automakers here are fretting over forecasts that consumers will hit the brakes on new car sales in twenty nineteen with china importing fewer goods europe's economic powerhouse germany is feeling the pinch its economic growth slowed in twenty eight team to the weakest race in five years g.d.p. grew by one point five percent last year dropping from two point two percent in twenty seventeen china is germany's largest trade partner and the source of much of its auto industry's profits china's slowdown is just one of the foreign risks facing germany's export oriented economy that has the potential messy brigs it antigovernment protests in neighboring france and america's protectionist threats still to come on counting the cost venezuela's president raises the minimum wage by three hundred percent we'll tell you why the additional money though won't help people buy any more goods. but first fuel pr

needs to prepare for all eventualities but some experts predicting massive queues as new customs checks come in trucks have been driving between the ports and a disused airport to test traffic flows though over is the closest u.k. port to the european mainland i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour coming up next it's the street by. fire for me ok today uprising in sudan a look at the impact the current wave of anti-government demonstrations are having on the country we also want you to share your thoughts about what's happening in sudan so send is a chat via you tube on twitter of course. i mean you. know with africa and your. anti-government demonstrators are once a.

they're talking about all of these growth dreams in the future self-driving, new service centers, new trucke, new car lines spending less money than they have in the growth and future. >> but you say that they've already seen peak demand for model three. pfnlgt quite likely but that's -- really not good news at all if you're right, that terrible news. >> it's not. it's not 360,000 was the low end of their range for deliveries that is basically what they've been doing the last two quarters. and -- you know, if an autocompany trading at 50 times earnings m plies -- you know, exponential growth for years to come and i think we have seen very impressive growth but in rear-view mirror and a i think road ahead is much tougher. >> one more thing. elon musk on the call yesterday said an let me get this right driverless cars you'll see them on the road by the end of this year. 2019 -- what do you make of that? [laughter] >> i look forward to the segment to talk about how that really happens. because i don't think so. but i will come talk about with with you. >> but he could come out with one car on