cashng burden on the people of ontario.n it goes back to general motors and our climate plan, we say to the prime minister you a carbon tax on monday and wonder why companies are meeting on tuesday. -- companies are leaving on tuesday. amanda: you were down in new york talking about the provincial economy and bonds. as he talked to investors do you get feedback to the fact your government is living in hoc? victor: they like our plan. in the 11 weeks since we came up with the independent commission of inquiry tell us where we are shaved $3.2 we have billion from our expenses. they were very impressed with what we have done and look at that as a sign of where we are heading in the future. we were talking about our bonds to investors and banks. we have a talking to the businesses who are looking to expand outside of the u.s. so far everybody likes with our hearing -- what they are hearing. they like with the ford government is doing. they love the red tape production. we are cutting red tape by 25%. this is a big deal to them.

happening we're looking at two plants and in michigan a plant in maryland one in ohio and one here in ontario canada now g.m. is just saying that it's as the modernize that you know they have to change to low emissions vehicles electric vehicles to modernize their plants you know robotics are coming into place and things like that but when you really think about it there's more out play here and that really comes down to president donald trump and some of the moves that he's made in the past couple of years it looks like now things are catching up so when you talk about tariffs and trade wars well trade wars first of all the whole system that we had the supply chain system in north america has been disrupted people just don't have confidence in it just because of all the rhetoric back and forth from president trump when it comes to putting up tariffs and we know that there are tariffs in place when it comes to steel and aluminum which obviously makes cars more of as expensive especially if the stool in aluminum is supposed to come from canada into the states or from mexico into the states and

ford who is probably remember rob ford the mayor of toronto this is his brother he's the premier of ontario did everything that he possibly could to turn things around offering cheaper electricity offering tax incentives he said this is a no go these guys plant a year ago to come out when it comes to justin trudeau many people attack him but these are the conservatives attacking people like their opposition leader andrew shear who's saying really ridiculous things like oh this is because of carbon taxes g.m. wanted out they had a plan has nothing to do with the canadian government has nothing to do with anything on the ground to canada the decision made someplace else and it's unstoppable and that's the direction that it's headed so alan thank you for that stay with us because we want to broaden the expected and bring in others danielle shay of simpler trading and the c.e.o. of straw mark ladies welcome danielle let's start with you is g.m. up by at this point. absolutely not you know you have seen a terrible down trend in this stock and i think that traders and investors alike could potent

thousand jobs are set to be axed as the company seeks to close factories in ohio michigan and canada as ontario and plans a shift to next from ability also on the program after shopping craze of black friday and cyber monday we visit a shop with a less frenzied approach and china needs europe at the hamburger summit here in germany china says it's increasingly open to european investors but they say they're having a harder time to do business there and it stinks all badly it's bad in many public places jury and it's also known as the king of fruits that the chinese are developing it takes. i'm christopher caldwell welcome to the program u.s. president trump is quote not happy with the announcement car giant general motors made earlier on monday g.m. said it plans to layoff more than fourteen thousand factory and white collar workers in the united states and canada and put five plants up for possible closure g.m. said the move was in response to increased cost pressure and waning demands for traditional sedans now it wants to ramp up resources for electric and self driving vehicles the company a

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closing plants in detroit and ontario and warren, ohio and warren, michigan. they were building sedans like the volt and lacrosse and cadillac and stx. gm will no longer make those cars. the production will be shutdown. it comes at expense of 8,000 salary workers. 6,000 workers will be assigned to other plants or lose their jobs. the president said he raised concerns with barra and he is not happy. >> i was tough. i spoke with her when i heard they were closing. i said this country has done a lot for gm. you better get back in there soon. that's ohio. we have a lot of pressure on them. >> despite all of this, at the rally in mississippi, the president said the administration has found the magic wand for manufacturing. >> the previous administration said manufacturing is never coming back. it's gone. you need a magic wand. well, we found the magic wand. that's actually -- that's actually going to be increasing by a lot. we have a lot of companies moving in. >> it turns out the rush to innovate is bigger than the boasts of the president. gm will close three plan

below ontario martin welcome to the program to journalists in myanmar jailed in connection with their reporting of the ranger crisis are expected to file appeals this week the reuters reporters wallonia. were sentenced to seven years in prison while investigating the massacre of revenge of muslims during a military crackdown last year many countries condemned the trial but as deep w.'s southeast asia correspondent boston heartache reports it's part of a wider push by the government in myanmar to stifle freedom of the press. a workers' strike on the outskirts of yangon. things get heated when protesters confront the police. lying to us in why is right in the middle reporting it live on facebook. but situations like these are not the dangers journalists like him fear most it's criticizing the powerful which has once again become a present danger in me and mark a risk like kids in why has to weigh up carefully whenever i have to publish a news and story i need to think. three times. that this story my security or this story can love me in the deal was in many kids that i thought he went

maker bombardier says it will cut 5,000 jobs around the world — 2,500 in quebec and another 500 in ontarioe the remaining jobs will be lost over the next 12 to 18 months, meaning uncertainty for thousands of people who work for the firm in the uk, mainly in belfast and derby. accountancy firm kpmg has said it will no longer do consultancy work for the uk's biggest companies if it is also auditing them. in a memo, the firm's chairman said the move was to "remove even the perception of a possible co nflict" of interest. the big four accountancy firms are under scrutiny following the collapse of construction firm carillion. about 1a shops are closing every day as uk high streets face their toughest trading climate in five years, according to a report by accou nta nts pwc. it says more than 1100 shops disappeared from britain's top 500 high streets in the first six months of the year with fashion and electrical stores suffering most as customers do more shopping online. and now, what's trending in the business news this morning. "we're setting the stage for a recession in next 12 to 18 months"

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snow up towards pennsylvania southern parts of new york and into that eastern side of canada so for ontario and focus back a fair bit of snow pushing further eastward as we go through sunday but as guys come back in behind that is temper just starting to recover quite nicely eleven or twelve for new york and also for d.c. big swathe of snow there into the central plains by sunday drier weather will make its way back into the west coast a fair bit of cloud so hopefully we're going to see too much in may of more rain coming through here not too much right across the caribbean at the moment largely clear skies central america generally settles and sunny sunny wanted to showers around the islands of the caribbean but by and large this vibe and try. china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of lonely men. one on one east meets those desperately seeking low any way they can on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every year. for this eleven year old girl football is a passion. and a ticket out of poverty. now she has a once in a lifetime opportunity to raise the stakes a little higher. in her long

and colleges of ontario. thank you. >> thank you father deacon. >> thank you very much. >> >> thank you, we will now have a period of, a moderated q and a, i will be asking the panel some questions. then we will open it to questions from those here in the room as well of those watching online on facebook. if you could use the standing microphone and identify yourself at that time. a note about the context of my questions. a lot of the debates and discussions about this topic often, are mostly restricted to questions about law and public policies. unfortunately there are not enough discussions about people's first principles. their basic assumptions, about distinctions between different kinds of categories and words. a lot of my questions are intended to tease that out of our panelists. my first line of questions, will focus on philosophy. if philosophy can be one of those subjects, we can have a go at. the fact is, all of us have existential questions, metaphysical questions that tug on the human heart. andre

ohio, michigan and ontario facility completely shut down in canada. two powertrain plants in maryland and michigan, as well. >> one of those factories, the oshawa plant in canada employed 2,500 union employees and 300 salaried positions, all of those jobs are facing elimination. the town has been home to a general motors manufacturing plant, get this, for over 100 years. it gives me the chills just to say that. understandably, the community is very upset and prepared to fight for their plant. ontario assembly member jennifer french said gm didn't build oshawa. oshawa build gm. >> joining us is keith naughton. >> am i mispronouncing it? oshawa. >> toronto suburb and known for autowork. the heart of canadian auto building. keith, what do we know about these job losses and these plant closures? big, big, big numbers. >> yeah. very big numbers. five factories is a lot in one fell swoop. what's going on here is general motors ceo mary barra trying to get ahead of trouble. the market is going down particularly for the cars built in the plants. traditional s

and ontario in canada production also you see said to as yet unnamed plants outside north america by the end of twenty nine teen lordstown ohio workers despaired not just for those being laid off but for the whole community for every one of our jobs they you know i've heard around seven jobs on the outside are. obviously impacted so you know not only not only the folks that are working in. the part supplying sector but look at the grocery stores right look at the restaurants the doctors' offices the hospitals g.m. says the layoffs on necessary to adapt to a changing u.s. kamarck it sales of sedans are down a sales of s.u.v.s and trucks grew the company also says it will focus more on autonomous and electric vehicles it's been ten years since general motors was bailed out with taxpayer money a fact not lost on the united auto workers union which is about that the decision will not go unchallenged g.m. has production decisions in light of employee concessions during the economic downturn and a taxpayer bailout from bankruptcy it said put profits before the working families of this coun

. >> the three gm plantsio in detroit, and oswa, ontario, or thosers have been building models like the chevy cruise and i am be models that haven't been lling. >> there just isn't a market for it. if you look across thboard at ford, chrysler, general motors, people just aren't buying the cars. >> reporter: gm ceo says the cuts will keep her company lean and agile and also help the company's bottom line. but it doesn't sit well with president trump who has repeatedly promised to protect and add manufacturing jobs in states like ohio. >> i was very tough. i spoke withhe her when d they were closing, and i said, you know, this country's done a lot for general motote. your get back in there ndon. that's ohioou better get back in there soon. >> for now gil says it no plans to add new models to the plants it is shutering, leaving northeast ohio and southeast michigan wondering how they will replace thousands of high-paying manufacturing isjobs. s the largest restructuring at general motors since it went bankrupt almost a decade ago in the midst of a recessio this time around the company is n

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fair bit of snow into central and eastern parts of kind of the by this days as the scotch wine into ontario into quebec since some of that snow dry weather by where the stay across much of that eastern side of the u.s. still it's also some showers down towards the deep south just as michelle was to into the cabin lots of dry and fine weather you could catch one of two sallis over towards dominican republic. history has called it the great war in the second episode the declining autumn an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to three nationalist movements that will determine the future world war one through our eyes on al-jazeera. to cope with driving in kabul you need nerves of steel and a strong heart the afghan capital has some of the most challenging driving conditions anywhere even though women are allowed to drive by law many men say culturally it is wrong that they are better than me and there are lots of men here that the abuse you they block your car not society's right alongside shouting bad things no one helps us when the taliban we

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in baltimore, detroit, ontario, canada and lordstown, ohio home to the chevy cruz. >> i felt like somebody kicked me in the stomach. >> reporter: tough news for president trump. . > not happy about it at all >> reporter: just last ioear, 15 miles from the lant, he promised a future with jobs. >> we're going to get those jobs coming back and we're going to fill up the factories or rip them down and build brand-new ones. >> rorter: now lordstown stands to lose 1600 jobs, losses the union vows to fight. >> we have the best ople and best location in the world to build products. >> reporter: already squeezed by the president's tariffs ll adding $1.4 n to the cost, g.m. says today's action are part of an overall effort to save $6 billion in turning aw from passenger cars, g.m. is following a road paved by fiat, chrysler and ford. lester? >> ann thompson tonight, thank you. >>> to the big storm socking thle of the country quickly asoving onto the northet, fueling frustration at the airport. nightmare delays and cancellations for families that want to get home. nbc's matt bradley is in chicago >>

idling plants in ohio, michigan, maryland, and ontario, canada. it will cost nearly 6,000 factory employees and 8,000 salaried workers their jobs. gm's ceo mary barra says it will allow them to focus on what americans want, suvs and trucks and autonomous vehicles. the cuts are the largest since it was bailed out during thetuate crisis and comes as steel tariffs imposed by the trump administration have cost the automaker $1 billion. gm's ceo was here at the white house monday. later when speaking with reporters, president trump made it clear that he wants her to find a way to keep the plants open. >> i was very tough. i spoke with her when i heard they were closing, and i said, you know, this country's done a lot for general motors. you better get back in there soon. >> reporter: the layoffs and closures are scheduled for next year. gm still has to work out a deal with the united auto workers union before it can formally close a plant and the uaw is vowing to fight. nikole killion, cbs news, the white house. >>> voters head to the polls in mississi

lake ear rookie, lake on -- lakeiro, lake ontario. could pickp closer to eight.are getting into that season wher lake effect snowstorms will be an issue. we could see one to three inches of rain saturday. orologist chuck bell. raindrops on the lens for our city camera. it will be cloudy andt rainy st finish today. there is more where that came om. 100% chance for rain today. heavier rain coming in this afternoon. temperatures are in the chilly mid-40s. not going to move a hole heol h of a lot today.>> hat's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> and just ahea new crackdown on e-cigarettes. >>> plus, simone biles shoaled at the world chiampionships why she is the best gymnast. she is live for an exclusive interview. first, this is "today" on nbc. e. we're wit her this >>> just ahead on," "popsta carson sharing happy news for famous celebrity couples. >>> a handy low-tech trick to help you find your lost phone. ♪ ♪ (a voby daft punk is heard bettethroughout.) (sound of typing) (sound of exhaling) (sound of drilling) jimmy (shouting): james! brand vo: the world's l

america it will also shut down three assembly plants in ohio michigan and the canadian province of ontario as part of plants the save the company around six billion dollars canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's deeply disappointed about the closure and his pledge to government support to those affected job returns he is live now from washington d.c. so that's the political reaction from canada but what about the political impact that all of this could have for president trump. it's interesting gold troll has been remarkably quotes about all of this in the last several hours since the announcement was made we're just hearing reports now that the economic advisor to the interim larry kudlow will be meeting with g.m. c.e.o. at some point on monday here in the u.s. but clearly this is potentially quite disastrous with ultra michigan ohio key swing states it's pitched to american workers in the state in those states are i will rescue those of you who are being left behind by globalization he touted his corporate tax cuts as a way to inspire a renaissance of manufacturing clearly that

six under-performing sedans by the end of next year, idling plants in ohio, michigan, marilyn, and ontario, canada. >> six-passenger cars reaching the end of the road: the cadillac xts, and ct6, the buick lacrosse and chevy's impala, cruze, and hybrid volt. >> general motors chose its words carefully not saying they were closing the lordstown plant but they were not allocating product to the plant after march. >> trevor: thank god. i thought they were shutting down the plant. i wish i could use that language when i break up with someone. i'm not ending the relationship. i'm just not allocating any love for you after march. ( laughter ) basically, i'm relocate might go peen tois other locations. ( laughter ) that's right, g.m. is killing off six of their cars, like the chevy volt, the electric car that tells everyone, "the line at the tesla store was too long so i just said (bleep) it." or the chevy impala which looks a sports car made love to a station wagon and neither of them was satisfied. and of course the cadillac xts. it's as close as you can get to riding in a hearse without being d

in baltimore, the detroit area, ontario, canada, and lordstown, ohio, home to the chevy cruze. >> i felt like somebody kicked me in the stomach. >> reporter: tough news for president trump. >> not happy about it at all. >> reporter: just last year 15 miles from the ohio plant he promised a future with jobs. >> we're going to get those jobs coming back and we are going to fill up the factories or rip them down and build new ones. >> reporter: lordstown stands to lose 1600 jobs, losses the union vows to fight. >> we have the best location and the best people in the world to build products. >> reporter: already squeezed by the president's tariffs adding $1.4 billion to costs, gm said today's actions are part of an overall effort to save $6 billion. in turning away from passenger cars, gm is following a road already paved by fiat-chrysler and ford. lester? >>> thank you, anne. now to the big storm socking the middle of the country quickly moving to the northeast, fuelling frustration at the airport. nightmare delays and cancellations and a lot of families who just want to get home. nbc's mat

a fair bit of snow into central and eastern parts of canada by this day says the scotch wine into ontario into quebec's in some of that snow dry weather by where the state across much of the eastern side of the u.s. still a chance of some showers down towards the deep south just as michelle was to into the caribbean lots of dry and fine weather you could catch one or two showers over towards dominican republic. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts in of ages and policy makers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal a healthier world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. hello again you're watching has a reminder of our top stories this hour donald trump has warned the media is treating chooses midterm election as a referendum on his presidency as both republicans and democrats hold last minute rallies on the eve of the vote republican party is trying to protect its majority in the house of representatives and the senate. media have

carmakers so ontario's president donald trump. has now threatened to cut all government subsidies to general motors that's after the comic has said it was cutting thousands of u.s. jobs trump aimed his comments at g.m. c.e.o. mary barra saying that he was quote very disappoint pointers from wrote on twitter the us saved general motors and this is the thanks we get now looking at cutting all g.m. subsidies including for electric cars the comic who announced on monday that it will shut five plants and lay off more than fourteen thousand workers thing. b.m.w. says it's considering to build a second factory in the u.s. that's after following that's after following threats from president trump that he would impose tariffs on imported cars from next week that's according to chief executive kluger seen here at the ongoing los angeles auto show b.m.w. already has one plant in spartanburg south carolina where the new x seven is built . that b.m.w. is considering changes in its u.s. operations as sales in the region are growing. as we've he

and ontario in canada production also you see said to as yet unnamed plants outside north america by the end of twenty nineteen in lordstown ohio workers despaired not just for those being laid off but for the whole community for every one of our jobs they you know i've heard around seven jobs on the outside are. obviously impacted show you know not only not only the folks that are working in. and the parts supplying sector but look at the grocery stores right look at the restaurants the doctors' offices the hospitals g.m. says the layoffs on necessary to adapt to a changing u.s. kamarck it sales of sit downs are down as sales of s.u.v.s and trucks grow the company also says it will focus more on autonomous and electric vehicles it's been ten years since general motors was bailed out with taxpayer money a fact not lost on the united auto workers union which is about that the decision will not go unchallenged g.m. has production decisions in light of employee concessions during the economic downturn and a taxpayer bailout from bankruptcy it said put profits before the working families

my opinion rick stunning investigative journalist joining us live from buckley california here in ontario international thank you. some other stories for you here on the program germany's leading jewish organization is calling for a special anti semitism classes for muslim migrants it comes amid a spike in hate crimes targeting jews a preacher all of our investigations. jewish community leaders in germany say they want to see integration classes for migrants that focus on the senate is i'm saying that this could help stem a rise in anti semitic incidence in the country many of these people have been shaped by regimes in which anti semitism is essential and the jewish state is denied the right to live to prevent the worst scenario we need to tailor the integration courses to these people much more preferably by country of origin the official statistics back up a rise in crime in germany just over four hundred were reported in the first half of twenty eighteen knots up ten percent on the same period last year the vast majority of these were committed by neo nazi and far right groups but the

america the firm is to shut down three assembly plants in ohio michigan and the canadian province of ontario as part of plans to save around six billion dollars. we don't like it i believe. i was very tough i spoke with her when i heard there were. and i said you know this country's done a lot for general motors to get back. you better get back so we have a lot of pressure on the senators you have a lot of other people a lot of pressure they say the group is not selling well well they get somebody get a car that. put it back. so i think you get it. there but i'm not happy about it mexico has the port had ninety eight asylum seekers accused of trying to breach the u.s. border at the juana the sunny see the border crossing into california were shut down temporarily and tear gas was fired at the asylum seekers on monday as they attempted to jump over a fence from the mexican city of tijuana john heilemann has more now. i think things calm down last night after what happened in the day a lot of people returned to the camp that were outside now this camp in a school center that was hurriedly conv

five plants to be idle next year, baltimore, detroit, ontario canada and lords town, ohio, home to the chevy cruz. >> i felt like somebody kicked me in the stomach. >> reporter: tough news for president trump. >> not happy about it at all. >> reporter: just last year, 15 miles from the ohio plant, he promised a future with jobs. >> we're going to get those jobs coming back and we're going to fill up those facts risk or rip them down and build new ones. >> reporter: lords town stands to lose 1600 jobs, the union vows to fight. >> we have the best people and location right here to build products. >> reporter: already squeezed by the president's tariffs on aluminum and steel, adding $1.4 billion to its costs, gm says these actions will help it save some $6 billion. and in turning away from passenger cars, gm is following a road already paved by fiat/chrysler and ford. phillip? >> ann, thank you. >> a major development in the robert mueller investigation regarding former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. federal prosecutors now say manafort repeatedly lied to federal investigators, br

six underperforming sedans by the end of next year, idling plants in ohio, michigan, maryland, and ontarionada. costing nearly 6,000 factory employees and 8,000 salaried workers their jobs. more than 300 could be laid off from this g.m. plant in white harsh, maryland. josiah fowler got his job through his grandfather, who worked at the plant for 50 years. >> the bad thing is to get this news on the day after we come back from thanksgiving. so being with our family and tr friends, and then we have to come back to work, or wake up in the morning and hear this news. .t's not easy for everybody. >> reporter: the cuts are the largest since g.m. was bailed out by taxpayers during the 2008 financial crisis. they come as steel tariffs imposed by the trump administration have cost the tutomaker $1 billion. the marketplace is also thanging. >> more and more people are buying these taller crossover s.u.v.s. and so, general motors needs to make some drastic shifts to its eroduct lineup to make sure that it's well-prepared to sell the cars that people want to buy. >> reporter: the layoffs are a blow to

the next eighteen months you're going to see these people get fired as well as six hundred here in ontario and two thousand more occurring overseas around the world we know this is a multinational company the company said it's going to sell to parts of its mass assets as well the q four hundred turboprop aircraft program that's going to give them about three hundred million and as well as they have a flight training business and they're looking at getting around six hundred forty five million u.s. for that as well so a lot of money coming their way if they get to get these drop off these assets are hoping to cut cost by about two hundred fifty million annually as well now dropping the q four hundred program what that will do is that they could rejig towards their programs which they think is their future and that's larger business aircraft so you know the private air planes that we see there if they can go a little bit bigger a little bit more cushier and that's the market that they can get into now the announcement was what made and this is when you're looking at bombard over the years th

if the green navy harasses turkish ships during the exploration period sinan casella reports from ontario. that is soon mediterranean is the new frontier for oil and gas its home to libya thong and tom are gas fields of the israeli coast the source field facing egypt and also aphrodite discovered by the greek cypriots and the region's underwater wealth appears to turkey which is dependent on energy imports all the g. and g. studies and everything is telling us it is the right locations but you never know without doing so ankara is sending its first ship out to drill for natural resources versus the ship that turkey is using to drill for oil and gas she is called party which means the conqueror the first exploration will begin around one hundred ten kilometers of the mediterranean coast line at a depth of at least twelve thousand meters. but the drilling mission is causing friction with greece and it's set to reawaken tensions with cyprus the island of cyprus was supplied during your turkish military intervention in one thousand nine hundred seventy four triggered by a brief greek inspired

. >> guest: ontario, which is a state in canada where we have this discussion and have implemented a voting -- i mentioned earlier that the most controversial proposal in the book, and i should probably mention i took of gerrymandering and money but to me those are things we already kind of know and have been beaten to death and nothing has happened. so the way that i think about it it is allocating higher votes and it's trying to move away from the list of adjectives. it's essentially the number of people that support use of it is done in a clever way for people in smaller communities so one of the big concerns has been that people have a bigger wait for influencing politics they actually skew the smaller communities and they talk about age. so this is something that was debated the election and the idea that on the one hand you might want to get a higher weight to people because they might have more knowledge and understanding and interplay and younger people have a longer the policy of the referendum i can see how it might not be a feeling in the context of a general election but

a fair bit of snow into central and eastern parts of canada by this day says the scotch wine into ontario into quebec's in some of that snow drier weather by where the state across much of the eastern side of the u.s. still a chance for some showers down towards the deep south just as michelle was to into the caribbean lots of dry and fine weather you could catch one of two showers over towards dominican republic. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment in equal measure . on him by early you know disability yet we will be waiting until three year old four year more he will have this ability but used to it and then no wait for the next generation of antibiotics may just be way taking place at the bottom of the ocean maybe this could have it. took you away revisited on al-jazeera when the news breaks on the story it's the fight against isis still continuing in the desert when people need to be helped. and the story needs to be told by families and status and wealth has benefited from their choice translate people al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more

six underperforming said dance by the end of next year, idling plants in michigan, maryland, and ontariocanada, costing nearly 6,000 factory employees and 8,000 salaried workers their jobs. more than 300 could be laid off from this gm plant in white marsh, maryland. josiah fowler got his job through his grandfather, who worked at the plant for 50 years. >> the bad thing is to get this news on the day after we come back from thanksgiving. so being with our family and our friends, and then come back to work or wake up in the morning and hear this news. it's not easy for everybody. >> the cuts are the largest since gm was build a out by taxpayers during 2008 financial crisis. they come as steel tariffs administration have cost the automaker a billion dollars. the marketplace is also changing. >> more and more people are buying these taller crossover suvs. so general motors needs to make some drastic shifts to its product lineup to make sure it's well prepared to sell the cars that people want the buy. >> reporter: the layoffs are a blow to president trump, who promised this during a 2017 vi

and ontario in canada production also you see said to as yet unnamed plants outside north america by the end of twenty nineteen it moves down ohio workers despaired not just for those being laid off but for the whole community for every one of our jobs today you know i've heard around seven jobs on the outside are. obviously impacted so you know not only not only the folks that are working in. the part supplying sector but look at the grocery stores right look at the restaurants the doctors' offices the hospitals g.m. says the layoffs on necessary to adapt to a changing u.s. kamarck it sales of sedans are down a sales of s.u.v.s and trucks grew the company also says it will focus more on autonomous and electric vehicles it's been ten years since general motors was bailed out with taxpayer money a fact not lost on the united auto workers union which is about that the decision will not go unchallenged g.m. has production decisions in light of employee concessions during the economic downturn and a taxpayer bailout from bankruptcy it said put profits before the working families of this

days and there was some snow on the northern flank just about pennsylvania upstate new york into ontario all easing further east which as we go through saturday by sas day system pushing out of the rockies really bringing some heavy downpours here across the great plains and as you can see quite a bit of snow in the forecast over the next few days of a merriest down into the southeast. the possibility of some localized flooding could see a little more flooding too towards california as the next system pushes in again with some snow. nevada's maybe we got a little bit of pushing in across say carabine lots of dry weather lots of sunshine is certainly the case into the lesser antilles great scientists could see some town . friday but looking dry on the saturday. they said what do you think of waterboarding i said i think we absolutely need it we should add and if we can we should have people in power investigates the private companies and. complicit in the illegal use of torture under interrogation the sun will rise once a day in sets where not a few are in the hands of the cia you can mak