u.s. electric car maker tesla has told staff it's looking to reduce its workforce by almost ten percent the cost cutting comes as the company grapples to achieve profitability c.e.o. elon musk says the production of tesla's mass market model three sedan won't be affected the company has been grappling with a number of problems including the departure of senior staff and crashes involving self driving cars. but u.s. federal judge has ruled that can buy time warner for eighty five billion dollars the decision came after a six week antitrust trial the government argued the deal was illegal because it would give aid the power to withhold h.b.o. and turner channels from smaller pay t.v. rivals the deal will allow eighteen t. to compete with internet companies that dominate digital advertising. spain's economy is on the rebound unemployment is falling and spaniards are spending more. marquez is an electrical heating supplier and a stoic entrepreneur neither fazed by the turbulence of bragg's it nor the change of government in madrid he's hoping the new administration will press ahead with labor m

u.s. electric grid, and that the grid itself is threatened when coal reants and nuclear plant reti because that means that we have more natural gas power, we'rent more depenn natural gas power, and we're more dependent on renewable power that doesn get produced around the clock. >> sreenivasan: another line of thinking would be if themi tary is so dependent on the specific types of energy, shouldn't they actually diversify to make sure that they have resiliency after a storm? i'm assuming that some of thein critics are ng to a different type of logic here. >> right, absolutely. you know, thea critics sy that you can make our grid more durable. and in fact it has become more reliable because it is becoming more diverse by, you know, the-e e getting our power increasingly from a wider array of sources and that that actually helps buffer f usm emergencys. , you know, what's interesting is the energy department and the administration is r its argument here in national security, probably partly for legal reasons, tl hep butcher them from a legal challenge down the road. but the enerme depa's ow

u.s. . general electric it's marching orders. behind bars for the banking crash that lot to your zones most costly states rescue. welcome to your business news it's good to have you with us this friday to this piece first tariffs and u.s. x. force coming to fact it will hit real american products like peanut butter whiskey and motorcycles trade relations between the u.s. and europe are under strain especially since washington impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. american whiskey turns to fly off the shelves at this liquor store in berlin prices start at about twenty five euros a bottle of the finest stuff can set you back as much as eighty. some fear that tariffs on u.s. imports including whiskey of course will lead to price hikes. for but store owners a pasty on call us is taking the levies in his stride they're due to come into effect on friday but for him it's all about pivoting to other regions after all american whiskey isn't the only kind on offer for life might focus more on german whiskey isn't the only kind to come from

emily: in addition to the elections, we have been talking about how other parts of the u.s., infrastructure, our electricrid are very vulnerable to attacks, if they are not being attacked at this very moment. should we be waiting for the big one, so to say, the big hack attack that cripples u.s. infrastructure? marten: the likelihood is high but i do think the ship is already turning and we have much better cyber security awareness today. so what do think we are on a path to a better future. but on the past, we may have -- path, we may have some serious breaches. emily: thank you for stopping by. coming up, betting on the crypto market. we will hear from the ceo of blockchain. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: despite a selloff in 2018, crypto assets are still in high demand, with japan announcing a new cryptocurrency exchange. more companies are trying to tap into institutional demand, including block change -- blockchain. caroline hyde has more from london. what do you got? caroline: a great conversation. -- kchain even equity investment into certain startups. claim --s also own $300 million ipo. how does bl

uber said it will be rolling out the electric vehicle initiative in seven u.s. markets that include the bay area call sacramento, san diego and los angeles. over the next year they hope to deliver at least 5 million electric vehicle rides. in some cities uber drivers that use electric vehicles will be paid more money. uber hopes to educate its drivers about the environmental and financial benefits of driving an electric vehicle. >>> the world cup returns right here toam. then matchplay continues. at 11 am one of the favorites to win the world cup, spain will plate iran. both matches are right here on ktvu fox 2. mornings on 2 will move over to ktvu plus beginning at 7 am. you can still catch all of the news, traffic and weather with us. >>> starbucks is making changes. we will let you know about the number of locations it plans to close in the next year. >>> new information about a shootout between police and teenagers in union city. we will hear from witnesses who heard that filing clash. >>> we have traffic that is doing well in oakland. on interstate test the

u.s. infrastructure, our electric red for example, are very vulnerable to attacks, if they are not being attackedis very moment. should we be waiting for the big one, so to say, the big hack attack that cripples u.s. infrastructure? marten: the likelihood is high , but i do think the ship is already turning and we have much better cyber security awareness today. cybersecurity hygiene is improving, so i do think we are on a path to a better future. but on the path, we may have some serious breaches. emily: ceo of hacker one. thank you for stopping by. coming up, betting on the crypto market as japan's biggest messaging service opens crypto exchange. we will hear from the ceo of blockchain. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: despite a selloff in 2018, crypto assets are still in high demand, with japan 's biggest messaging service line announcing a new cryptocurrency exchange. more companies are trying to tap into institutional demand, including blockchain. it has the new offering targeting high net worth individuals. caroline hyde has more from london. what have you got? caroline: a great conversation.

u.s. goods including electric cars and soybeans and whiskey., back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." >> amanda lindhout was being held hostage for months when suddenly she was handed a phone with her mother on the other end of the call. amanda begged her mom to come up with the money to save her life but was the key to freedom right there in amanda's hand? here again is kate snow. >> amanda and nigel had been in captivity for five months but it wasn't until she was taken to the desert, a knife held to her throat that she actually believed she was going to die in somalia. the kidnappers had given an ultimatum, your family pays up in a week or you'll be killed. >> as the day grew closer, and then came and went, i realized that it's possible that that was a fear tactic, but more importantly i just could not continue to let myself live in that dark place in my mind. i had to become stronger. >> amanda and nigel in separate rooms each with a window had discovered if they stood in just the right spots they could hear each other. they beg

u.s. says the retirement of nuclear plants do not constitute an urgent innovation from the federal government. secretary walker the president of the consumers resource council says the large electricity users said quote would devastate u.s. manufacturing t have you calculated costs on american business specifically american manufacturing? >> i have not. >> the previous 403 proposal which was rejected by ferc because it was ub unsubstantiated they said increase costs by $8 billion annually from pga alone. the new plan nationalized so i would expect the $8 billion will go up significantly. have you estimated what it would cost the u.s. taxpayer? >> i have not. i have to give you wonderful credit for being able to answer these things vary tightly. i would suggest, though, as a member of this committee that moving forward with this new proposal, if it's going to devastate u.s. manufacturing, it is going to add way more than $8 billion to the electricity costs of our american consumer. this is something that you and stekt perry and others should look very seriously at and should have numbers available for. i think it's within purview as a member of this committee that asks you to go back

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u.s. manufacturing, it is going to add way more than $8 billion to the electricity costs of our american consumer, this is something that you and secretary perry and others should look very seriously at and should have numbers available for. i think it is within the per view of a member -- purview as a member of this committee to do the elementary research and report back to the committee on those two things, please. and with that, mr. chairman, i would like to submit for the record a letter i led with 36 of my colleagues asking that secretary perry and the trump administration cease the false narrative that it is needed for electrical grid resilience and to stop the attempts to use emergency authorities to intervene and plan power plant retirements. and three official points on the inappropriate use of inappropriate authority. let me say with that without action. >> thank you. number one unlike the retirements, we have a great grid crises in puerto rico. thank you for addressing it, but there are still thousands of residenting without power. -- residents without power. the president has still no

in the u.s., iron ore, electricity, all of those imports are less than they are in the rest of the worldtically we are more competitive. this is the issue. they use massive amounts of circumvention and third-party shipping, and third party transformation to move this product, and take our jobs. and take our employment. it takes away from the economic engine. this has to stop and it is going to stop now. this a trade issue or physical issue? as much as we are borrowing as much as we are does not lead to a trade deficit? >> troop. the math is such, if you run a budget deficit you will run a current account deficit. number one, there are a lot of trade abuses around the world. we should policeman as best we can. if you go back to your study, some make steel more efficiently. , otherin a situation countries have gotten good at making this using the lower-cost labor. we will make less of it. that is simply economic change. we are not going to always make the same amount of steel we made in 1945. to thewith respect tariffs, they cost more jobs than they saved because we raise the cost of steel

u.s.-made orange ev electric powered container mover replacing its diesel hossler. >> it has a range of 8hours of work. it can last 24 hours on a full charge. there's no moving parts. and definitely no emission. we don't have to go chasing diesel to pour diesel into it so we can maintain and operate it. it's cheaper costs. >> the economics are now there driven by fuel and maintenance savings and savings and all the other health and safety benefits. >> reporter: longer range trucks and buses are still in their infancy awaiting a crucial breakthrough. >> they have to have a long range between charges and that's going to require better batteries. >> reporter: electric cars have long ranges now but really big numbers of consumers have yet to buy. >> you will start have a lot of consumers going out and buying cars that plug in. >> reporter: the fossil fuels will be with us for many years to come. we are coming closer and closer to the tipping point where gasoline and diesel will be to transportation what candles and natural gas used to be to street lighting. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> our

. >>> it's the end of an era for general electric the u.s.onglomerate lost its place on the dow jones industrial average after more than a century as a member of that index the company was one of the original stocks on the dow when it first formed. walgreens will take ge's place general electric saw it's share price fall in after hours trade. walgreens jumped higher on the news. >>> coming up, find out why mario draghi surging patience on future rate rises. we'll be live in sintra after this break >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm willem marx. these are your headlines european stock markets rebound from a global selloff that saw the dow wipe out its year-to-date gains amid heightened trade tensions. >>> the relief rally sweeps across asia with chinese sessions closing in positive territory. on the offensive the iranian oi minister says there may be no agreement in vienna as he slams president trump for interfering in the crude market. >> important things, i would like to declare that opec is independent organization, and is not american orga

u.s. will be having to sell some of the shale there too and general electric shares have shot up after it's announced that spinning off two of its businesses one and all tech business as well what's the thinking behind the move. well if you think it in a short term it brings more money to investors and it gives also more money into general electric itself and they have quite some trouble in the past couple of years in the year two thousand g.e. was worth almost six hundred billion dollars back then it was the most valuable u.s. corporation now as the valuation is down to about one hundred billion dollars so if it's a good decision in general especially to sell the or get rid of their health care business that was growing in the pos the in the recent past the remains to be seen so long term questionable short term it's good for investors and that's why the stock shot up by almost eight percent it was the best day for the g.e. stock in about three years and by the way this was the first trading day for general electric in over a century that it's not a member of the doll jones industrial aver

u.s. econy, so t change is not about general electric. looking at the index, it is with ge, where it is now somewhat overweighted in industrials. the more indusials represented in the index than would be balanced to the market. less consumer staple companies, somewhat less health care companies and all that suggested to swap an industrial for something that was in consumer staples and maybe a tinge of health care.f on top that, ge price at about $13 a share has a very low weight in the dow. less tn 1/2 of 1%. ge wasn't doing very much. was nh having m impact on the dow, so rather than leav tit there, lete the opportunity to balance the index better, add a stock that will have a bigger impact on it, that's in part or largely because the dow is price weighted. an unusual way to do indices, but probably the long-time standard way.n >> david, w you're talking about which of the 30 companies should make up the dow, do you also have conversations about whethe weightingse companies by share price is still an accurate reflection of e americanecon

u.s.-made orange ev electric powered container mover replacing its diesel hossler. >> it has a range of 8l hours of work. it can last 24 hours on a full charge. there's no moving parts. and definitely no emission. we don't have to go chasing diesel to pour diesel into it so we can maintain and operate it. it's cheaper costs. >> the economics are now there driven by fuel and maintenance savings and savings and all the other health and safety benefits. >> reporter: longer range trucks and buses are still in their infancy awaiting a crucial breakthrough. >> they have to have a long range between charges and that's going to require better batteries. >> reporter: electric cars have long ranges now but really big numbers of consumers have yet to buy. >> you will start to see a tipping point when you really have a lot of consumers going out and buying cars that plug in. >> reporter: the fossil fuels will be with us for many years to come. we are coming closer and closer to the tipping point where gasoline and diesel will be to transportation what candles and natural gas used to be to street ligh

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u.s. products including soybeans, electric cars and whiskey. this after the tariff hikes of $50 billion on chinese imports. >>> kansas city, the security video in a community center. that's a 5-year-old boy in front of a sculpture. >> oh, no. >> yep. the sculpture goes down. the boy is okay. the sculpture, not okay. the community center says it's a total loss. they are demanding that the family of that child reimburse them the $132,000 the sculpture is worth, and the family says it should have been better secured. we were talking about that. that's rough. >>> and cute cub alert. not the chicago cubs, but from colorado springs, colorado. the rescue of a bear cub from a tree. you see it there. firefighters and wildlife officers teaming up to snare the baby bruin at the end of a ladder gently more or less. managing to lowering it into a waiting crate where it was then shipped off and never seen again. >> he was put in that box because he knocked over an expensive statue. >> he went somewhere else. >>> speaking of baby bears, we are welcoming a new

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u.s. of flight tariffs of 20% of 30% on electric components made inin china, the price of iphones will immediately rise for all customers. reporter: companies can choose not to raise prices for consumers, but that will cap into their profit margins. they can also move some production sites abroad to get around the tariffs. haveench companies developed factories in production sites in the u.s. haveu.s. companies could plans to attract europeans are chinese clients. donald trump says european carars are the net target. onorter: more trade issue the market today. just nudging above the flatlined at lunchtime. not recovering from big losses earlier in the week. oil prices are being driven up by the concern of supply from iran. france, rail workers have begun maybe the last in a series of strikes over the recent months. reporter: the 35th day of all caps since april. -- day of walkouts since april. a train company is cutting benefits are some workers. just 8% of staff are taking part, not the rate that has been falling since time is gone on. president macron is set to sign it into law today. two divisi

general electric is separating from two business units as part of a major restructuring. the u.s. ounced yesterday its plans to spin off its health care and sell off a stake in oil company baker hughes. now, general electric's stock oh feshally dropped from the dow jones industrial average yesterday, however, investors rose as they announced their restructuring announcement. as for broader market, stocks finished slightly higher tuesday, a day after the heavy selloffs. the dow rose 30 points. the s&p 500 added almost 6 points. the nasdaq gained 29 points. >> uber gets a green light in london again. a uk court granted a 15-month plan to the ride-hailing service yesterday. it was revoked last fall. it agreed to stricter oversight from local authorities. >>> 1040 tax forms are getting smaller but no left complicated. a postcard size format will soon replace the current two-page version. the new form does not have room for multiple popular deductions that will be submitted on accompanying work sheaths. >>> and barbie has a career as a robotics engineer. a new version of the iconic doll

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u.s. escalates trade tension was china. targeting xi jinping's made in china 2025 initiative. the plan to dominate aerospace and electric cars. the news sent global stocks and u.s. futures lower. oil prices are falling as the major oil producer countries plan to boost production. announcing friday they plan to increase output by 1 million barrels per day. this should help tight global supply. global crude dropped 2%. that could mean lower gas prices for u.s. drivers. crude oil prices impact what you pay at the pump. >>> a facebook fund-raiser to reunite parents with their immigrant children is showing no signs of slowing down. the silicon valley couple set up the fund-raiser to raise money for legal services for immigrant families. since then, more than 500,000 people have donated more than $20 million. this making it the largest single fund-raiser on facebook ever. the original goal was $1,500. >> one more example of how emotional this situation is and will continue to be. >> nice to see some positive side to the story. it is not over. we have a long way to go. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> the president w

but his five-year plan also includes an investment in electric cars and a u.s. finance unit. looking at shares though, right now investors believe the rumor and not the ceo. down 7%. so they're hitting the sell button on the stock. some do worry that marchionne's successor may not be able to hold onto those promises but also keep up with increased spending. it is the jobs report that began driving all the upside action on wall street, so we've got to give it credit. as we told you, the u.s. labor market was firing on all cylinders in may, the economy adding 223,000 jobs, way outpacing the estimates of 188,000 with the unemployment rate falling to an 18-year low of 3.8%. but digging deeper, he's some of the -- here's some of headlines that caught our eye. labor force participation actually up slightly from a recent low in 2015 but still hovering near multi-decade lows. what does that mean? more people are not jumping in and participating in the labor market. on the wage front though average hourly earnings did rise three-tenths of a percent last month topping the two-tenths of

electrical steel and aluminum. dump products were as thed in the u.s., last domestic producer of electrical steel, of significant national security importance. i was glad to see the trade representative included these products on their 301 list. could you provide an update on where things stand with downstream electrical steel products? >> there is no doubt they will be included. i believe the downstream products will be covered shortly on the electrical steel, as well as in other areas. if you heard from my opening remarks, but we have also supplied a supplemental list to other industries that we have become aware have had the same problem. instead of it coming in as raw steel or a relatively low degree of processing, it is coming in as more of a sophisticated product. working to deal with that. that is even worse than steel it -- steel itself coming in, because now you're getting another layer of jobs, how you at it, beyond the steel. we are totally cognizant of that. unlike other considerations, that is something we believe we can very well deal with indy 301. as you know, we have a couple of major papers, with a lot

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. -- studies say the large, industrial electricity users, say the newest proposal would, quote, devastate u.s. manufacturing. have you calculated the costs on american businesses, specifically american manufacturing? >> i have not. >> the previous proposal rejected because it was unsubstantiated, it would increase consumer costs by $8 billion from pjm alone. the new plan nationalized to the 403 proposal. i would expect that $8 billion would go up significantly. and putting together this draft plan, have you estimated what this would cost the american taxpayer? >> i did not. >> i have to give you wonderful credit for being able to answer these things very tightly. i would suggest, though, as a member of this committee that moving forward with this new proposal, if it'll devastate u.s. manufacturing, will add way more than $8 billion to the electricity costs to our american consumer, this is something that you and secretary perry and others should look seriously at and look at numbers available for. i think it's within per view as a member of this committee, to ask you to go back and do the ele

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u.s. plans to target xi jinping's made in china 2025 plan to dominate aerospace and robotics and electric cars. >>> the e is finally here for toys r us. it will close the final 200 stores friday. toys r us filed for bankruptcy. it went out of business in march. two main reasons. increased competition from box stores and online retailers and it just had a huge debt load. >>> china blocking access to hbo web site after john oliver made jokes like this over president jinping. >> xi jinping is sensitive about his perceived resemblance to winnie the pooh. i'm not sure it is that strong. >> winnie the pooh aside, oliver had a segment last week over the policies. since then, china censored john oliver.

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electricity in a great part of the region. unite. i would like to see them officially and the war for the u.s. and korea to announce that we will have some kind of trade down the road, if you will. some kind of continuation of the summits.-- these are my hopes and i think it is the hope of president trump and the north koreans. this is unprecedented. this is history and let's hope they can continue to make forward progress. thanks vy much for the call. let's put the events of the last through four days into context. unite. i would like to see them the president and quebec, canada for the g-7 summit but he was on the ground for 28 hours before then flying to singapore en route great he said he would not sign off on that communique between the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, who was the host of the g-7 summit, the g-7 travels to france next year, and then the president spending much of monday in singapore meeting with singapore officials. he had two separate phone calls according to white house reports. he had conversations with the japanese prime minister as well as with the south kore

have been hammered by dumped imports of electrical steel and minimally transformed down stream products. the continued import of these dumped products in the u.s. not only endangers good-paying jobs in pennsylvania, but also put at risk the dumped imports last domestic producer of electrical steel, which is of significant national security importance. i was glad to see the trade representative included down stream electrical steel products on their 301 list. could you provide an update on where things stand with regard to the inclusion of down stream electrical steel products? secretary ross: i believe there's no doubt they will be included. there will be a big list forthcoming very, very shortly, and i believe that will cover the down stream products in the electrical steel, as well as in some other areas. i don't know if you were here for my opening remarks, but we have also supplied a supplemental list to the u.s. trade rep of other industries at we have become aware have hit the same problem. where instead of it coming in as raw steel or relatively low degree of processing, it's coming in as a little bit more sophisticated product. so we'r

new smart hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop solar, which is a very important element of getting us to our renewable energy goals. ♪ (shelee) if we can create our own energy, we can take care of this beautiful place that i grew up in. ♪ ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you printer we've got oil prices up your cross and $73 a barrel for the first time in 3.5 years. managing director p.j. on europe joins us now. good morning. what are we going with these oil prices that will be oil and energy to set the tone for markets. >> what a crazy week we've had so far. energy is one of them. will of the higher energy pr

supporters gathered in front of a next generation electric bus parked at san francisco city hall. they pointed to a new report released by the u.sic interest research group, besides cutting millions of tons of greenhouse gases the report found electric buses are now increasingly cost effective. >> despite the higher purchase costs, we found in our report that electric buses can be more affordable than fossil fuel buses since they have 30% fewer parts, no exhaust systems. the braking systems last longer and don't require oil changes or fossil fuels. >> the california air resources board is also supporting a push to have california transit agencies my grate to zero emission buses by the year 2040. >>> spencer christian rejoining us and breezy outside. >> a breezy week all week. and today still breezy conditions around the region not just near the coast but inland. >>> a low back at live doppler 7, sunny skies. a milder pleasen day cooler than yesterday, which is good for many of us who are just getting a little bit tired of the heat. a live view of blue skies over the bay and the embarcadero from the roof top camera at abc 7. 62 i