s european arm, opel launched the car in norway in may.ressed by its range of more than 300 miles on a single charge, so many norwegians have been ordering the ampera-e that there's now a 15 month waiting list. >> we are not going back. we are heading into the future. i think in ten years we will see that at least half of the sale from opel is electric, if things are moving in the direction we are seeing right now. >> reporter: norway may be a world leader in terms of electric cars. but its environmental record is far from perfect. its greenhouse gas emissions have been increasing. most of these have come from the oil and gas sector which provide norway with its wealth. critics are unhappy that norway is pushing to expand fossil fuel production in the arctic and believe the country's attitude to climate change is inconsistent. >> it's schizophrenic because norway is a nice little country of petroholics. >> reporter: this top of the range electric s.u.v. is the pride and joy of frederic hauge, a veteran eco-warrior who was a pioneer of elec

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opel found a majority are willing to pay more for that. and we are told we should buy things made in america. i think as a country we shall focus to buy american. >> by american made products to put other americans to work. >> scott paul says absolutely a puts americans to work. president for the alliance of american a manufacturing. hopes whole but some say by american campaigns are stupid. it doesn't raise american wages. >> that doesn't make sense. then i give somebody a job. >> but they buy things from the americans but do they held the americans which create jobs in american wages. john: by allowing free trade everybody gets the best price period we can specialize then we let the world specialize what they do best. john: i would say most economists say free trade wythes just about all but. >> no question but i will suggest another point of view that by american recirculates money in our own economy to give people additional opportunities. if something is bought and the profits head back to china in some cases their own by the chinese

i mean, forsee -- example, when i look at opel and factories they operate are doing things cheaper thanritish and german factories. they do have some competition, charlie. notlie: sure, it does surprise me that poland does things more cheaply than britain or germany. quite frankly, that is a badge of honor in some anyway. the fact that the likes of germany and britain can continue to make money is a sign of our success in productivity. it is good that poland can do it cheaper, and good that we can still do it. they forget in this country that germany is a net exporter of cars. thanks very much, charlie morris, chief investment scapeer at new capital group. i'm looking at fiat chrysler shares opening up down 5.2%. as much as 7% is the drop we have -- we saw in milan. the department of justice is getting ready for a lawsuit against fiat chrysler for clean-air violations. if the two cannot come to an agreement. onp in mind, volkswagen was the hook for billions and billions of dollars because of its violations. fiat chrysler wants to obviously -- shareholders want to avoid that fate. guy: a

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lagging stock price down 37% for one fields took over in july 24th and an after ford announced 1400 opel layouts for salaried workers globally. ford would not comment on this report. we should say the company fell behind tesla and market value. a severe blow to ford. after several years top leadership positions including president and ceo at the time. the stock really quick in the premarket. for the big-name and to watch today and we will get to board up for you in just a moment. the stock under a lot of pressure as we watch live pictures out of israel and the arrival of president trump. watching some other headlines this morning in the business world as well. huntsman corp. reaching an agreement to merge an all stock deal again in "the wall street journal" this morning. this creates a chemical giant worth 14 billion. shareholders on 52% while huntsman alone the rest rest based on their current values. chief executives ceo taking the chairman role over. i do want to move away from these live pictures, but there is a vague. the billboard music award decided to stay away from politics. the