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and now to some of the other business stories we're following for you the united auto workers union members have reportedly voted to accept a tentatively agreed settlement with general motors management the agreement came after a bitter 6 week long strike involving $49000.00 workers which cost g.m. an estimated $2000000000.00. facebook has a new news service called facebook news its journalists will choose the headlines while an algorithm identify stories based on the user's interests media sources will reportedly be paid fees for their stories there has been much media anger over tech giants that swallow advertising revenue while paying nothing for articles they post on their platforms. trade unions in rome began a 24 hour strike on friday workers from more than a dozen city controlled companies including the public transport system are protesting against the mayor of virginia it argues management of the city about $240.00 flights from rooms fuming cino airport where council. a month after over $5000.00 tonnes of lubricants went up in flames at a wall chemicals plant french authorities and

union worker charlotte gilbert. makes her third trip to a food pantry set up for united auto workers union members. the food bank isn't something official to our family. because most of my money right now as we go on bills and- we've been so blessed to be able to. utilize what they've given us. and workers who had been making more than thirty dollars an hour for having to make ends meet on modest union strike benefits. strike pay was recently raised 10% to two hundred and seventy five dollars a week still a big cut from normal wages. locals merion indiana have stepped up to fill in the gaps restaurant owner jimmy lou lease has been bringing free food to the picket line. hi there my name. yeah what eleven subordinates woululd l like to support them d does a lot of our major. side i love my neighbor that's all i do. it's true the strike has also hurt the automaker according to an industry analyst gm has now lost more than one billion dollars in income. and thirty one factories have stopped work across nine states workers want higher pay better job security the bigger share of the profits and protecti

now to some of the other business stories we're following for you at this hour united auto workers union members have reportedly voted to accept a tentatively agreed settlement with general motors management the agreement came after a bitter 6 week long strike involving $49000.00 workers which cost g.m. an estimated $2000000000.00. facebook has a new years' service called facebook news its journalists will choose the headlines while an algorithm identify stories based on users' interests media sources will reportedly be paid fees for their stories the move comes amid media anger over tech giants swallowing advertising revenue while paying nothing for articles they post on their platforms. amazon shares tumbled after profits fell short of expectations quarterly earnings dropped to about $2000000000.00 the online retailer blames the high price of same day delivery of packages from warehouses to customers shipping costs sort by 46 percent. and a month after over $5000.00 tonnes of lubricants went up in flames in a row and chemicals plant french authorities and the owners lubrizol have agree

they have urged the united auto workers union to do more to reach an agreement. gm workers have walked out. the plant stoppage has cost the carmaker more than $1 billion and forced operations elsewhere to idle, affecting employees in canada and mexico. france, are in massive fire, the e chemical plt in normandy is continuing to affect farmers. tell us what the situationon is. >> three officials visited the site to try and restore public confidence over the handling of the disaster. they promised total transparency, while the plant's owner agreed to pay compensation to farmers who had been ordered to freeze agricultural production and sales as a precaution over potential pollution. the cause of the fire is not in established, but the company has agreed to cover the damage for araround 450 farmers. .he story is still ongoing >> thank you for taking us through the top business stories. you are [jazz playing] kris kuramitsu: we have this idyllic image of 1950s america with families b buying homes inn thehe suburbs, there's jazz playaying on thehe stereo, technology is

union workers or nonunion production workers. more workers are being furloughed and talks have taken a turn for the worse between car manufacturing giant g.m. and united auto workers the union strike against g.m. is now in its 4th week legal journalist molly barrows contributor with american lawyers joins us now with more so molly how many workers have been furloughed because of the strike. well christi a g.m. spokesman said another 450 workers were told not to come to work today at a company play in mexico this is in addition to the other roughly 10000 nonunion workers that have been furloughed already due to this strike last week jim even idle to plant in mexico that produces some of its more popular and profitable trucks and temporary laid off 6000 workers the strike started in mid september with united auto workers union looking for higher pay a bigger share profits as well as more job security and protection for health care benefits for its nearly $50000.00 members g.m. says it has been negotiating this new for your labor contract around the clock but talks went south over the weekend after the u.a.w. turned down the car companies latest offer which u

negotiations between general motors and the united auto workers union stalled on sunday, with diagreementaction has cost gm $1 billion in earnings. flights bringing back the remaining 4,800 thomas cook holidaymakers took off on sunday. the uk's civil aviation authority launched its operation matterhorn plan after the tour firm collapsed, and has handled the return of almost 150,000 people. nissan is struggling to fill the leadership vacuum left by the arrest of carlos ghosn. it's reported a rift has emerged between the top executives trying to choose the next leader. nissan's board is expected to meet on tuesday to discuss who will take on the role. a quick look again at the financial markets. i want to mention that in asia today, markets are closed in hong kong, china and sydney, so that has limited trade in asia. the hang seng and the all ordinaries are actually friday's close, but as you can see injapan and elsewhere, in asia, where trading is under way, i am afraid to say it is pretty much losses across the board. that's it for the business briefing this hour. a rapper who was attacke

now let's brief you on some other business stories: the united auto workers union has announced a tentativeotors after weeks of negotiations and one of the longest strikes in the company's history. the four—year agreement, which would cover almost 50,000 workers, signals a possible end to the month—long walkout over pay, conditions and job security, which has cost the carmaker an estimated $90 million a day. shares of netflix have jumped after it added more subscribers than wall street had been expecting in the three months to september. it now has 158 million paying customers around the world, but it faces serious competition from next month when disney that is your business briefing. our news briefing is injust a moment, but first: scientists from lancaster university have attached microphones to the side of people's knees so they can listen to the high—frequency sounds made by noisy arthritic knees and improve diagnosis of the condition. the study, involving nearly 90 people, showed the technique could recognise the different sounds produced by healthy knees and joints with osteoarthriti

>> top brass from the united auto workers union decided to recommend that workers accept the proposedeal. they also decided to stay out on the picket line until the offer is approroved. the tentative deal includes key concessions from general motors, including pay raises and an 11,000 dollars signing bonus. it also shortens the time forr new hires to reach the levels of more senior employoyees. upset thatrkers arere system is still in plalace. the strikes have gone for about a month costing general motors an estimated $2 billion. >> finance ministers from some of the world's most powerful economies are making progress on this rather landmamark mobile tx agreement. google, --t the littleompanies often pay in taxes. early this month, the oecd revealed a plan where governmements could tax corporae profits, w whether -- regardless of where the corporations are physically located. that proposal is on the agenda today in washington. some progress on key points of the deal is anticipated, but governments are far from a final agreement. that is s not expected untilil t year. finally, the nati

the united auto workers union says has worked to get fair contracts for all its workers. but there's still no word on when employees will actually return to work the deal still needs to be approved by both union leadership as well as gm leaders before it can take effect to keep you >>another study is linking vaping and lung inflammation of says that using e cigarettes just twice a day for a month can lead to that problem. the information is linked to 2 liquid ingredients and he cigarettes us health officials have reported roughly 1300 vaping-related illnesses and at least 26 deaths nationwide scary stuff in with so many uncertainties about these vaping related illnesses and deaths people in wisconsin were shocked to hear that. >>a child at a local elementary school was caught with a vaping device. yes, this was little boy of just a second grader he was caught vaping right in the middle of a class. >>terry satyr has the story. >>dale elementary school west forced home in saint martin's in franklin, where police say a second grader was caugrt vaping earlier this month. cyni

. >>> the united auto workers union says it has reached a tentative four-year agreement with ford. the deal has to be approved by national union leaders and local officials who will meet in detroit tomorrow. ford's 55,000 union workers will then vote. no details available but the tentative agreement is likely similar to the deal approved by gm workers last week. >>> coming up, sexy halloween costumes. >> the lingerie company that is changing the game and redefining what sexy is for the spookiest day of the year. >>> did you get this message? >> what's in the studio? >> i wouldn't go in the studio. >> don't go in the studio, don't go there! >> do not go in there! >> be afraid. >> what's in the studio, man? >> after you. >> i'm not going in there. ♪ >>> if you haven't figured out your halloween costume yet, you still have a few hours left. >> if it's sexy that you want, there's one great company that has something just for you no matter what your idea of sexy may be. here's abc's diane macedo. >> give me some attitude. >> reporter: it's the sexiest holiday of the year, but dressing up

. >>> general motors and the united auto workers union reached a tentative deal to end a strike. today union leaders will vote on whether to recommend the deal for full ratification. they will also decide if 49,000 workers will continue the strike until ratification is over. the deal includes $9 billion in investment in u.s. plants, pay raises and higher signing bonuses. union workers have been on strike for the past month. >>> uber and lyft drivers in southern california could soon be paid a minimum wage. the l.a. times is reporting that the los angeles city council is asking city analysts to study an hourly minimum wage with a goal of a $30 minimum. they want to know how the law would work and how it would be enforced. the city council requested a independent study of how much uber and lyft drivers maybe in l.a. >>> phil mati reshr isr isr isrs abc news team. he will contribute to building a better bay area with his scoops, insights and investigative reporting on our issues. will enhance building a better bay area as we search for solutions to high cost of living, environment,

. >>> today the governing council of the united auto workers union will vote on whether to accept a deal to end a month- long strike against general motors. they tentatively agreed to a four-year deal that reportedly includes a commitment from general motors to invest $9 billion in the united states and retain 9000 union jobs. if approved by the council, union members will then vote on approving the proposal. >>> a vote is set for next week by striking santa clara county workers on what the county says is it's best and final contract offer. the latest offer includes pay raises of 3% over five years and removes requirements for county employees to contribute to their healthcare coverage. however, some say this latest offer does not go far enough. >> we want tothout having to super commute or work two jobs or be homeless. we want to be able to live and serve our community. >> the workers plan to vote on that offer october 22. >>> mayor london breed says san francisco is no longer doing business with the states with restrictive abortion policies. the new policy bars city employees from trav

the united auto workers union has approved a new contract thap secures rise for workers.lanso close three factorieswith permanently. the families of six young people from vietnam say they fear their relatives could be among the 39 who were found dead in a refrigerated container in the u.k. the brother of a 2year-old says she has not been heard from since tuesday night when she sent a desperate messages saying she was dying and could not her last known locwas belgium. a 26-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman have not been heard from either. today, police arrested two moren people in tion with the deaths. the bbc's ed thomas repos from essex. ed: this woman is 26 and from vinam. tonight, s's missing. r family fears she was one of the 39 people to lose their life in the refrigerated container found in essex. at the exact time the container was crossing from zebra go, she this disturbing message "i'm really, really sorry, mom and dad. my trip to a foreign land has failed. i'm dying. i can't breathe. i love you very much."ot her r wanted to broadcast this appeal on the bbc.>>

. >>> this week, leaders for the united auto workers union will be in detroit for an update on its negotiationsrs. the strike involving more than 46,000 workers is about to hit the one-month mark. both sides have yet to come to an agreement on wages, pensions, and new investments in u.s. factories. nation's largest automaker has caused thousands of additional layoffs. >>> meanwhile, harley davidson has suspended production and deliveries of its first electric motorcycle. there's a problem with the new bike's charging system. the manufacturer began shipping the live wire electric motorcycle last month. the company hoped to attract a new generation of riders. harley-davidson says a digital test is needed but did not give a timeline for when production would resume. >>> michigan has ended its contract with an investment company that manages pension funds. the state fired fisher investments after controversial comments made by the company's founder and ceo. according to multiple sources, ken fisher made sexually explicit comments. they managed more than $600 million in pensions for michigan. >>> am

. >>> there are reports tonight the united auto worker union ratified the agreement with general motorse newour-ar contract ends the 40 had-day strike. some of the 48,000 members are expectedo return to work tomorrow. the worker stoppage is estimated to have cost the auto maker more than $2 billion. and the uaw has chosen ford as the mext autoer to negotiate with. >>> the federal deficit increased to nea $1 trillion. . accord to the treasury department the federal deficit rose 2 t 9 billion-dollar in fisktle 2019 that's the highest in seven years. easury secretary steven mnuchin called on lawmakerso help the administration cut spending. >>> consumer sentiment dipped slightly in october. according tthe latest university of michiganerurvey. ans are more worried about the economy now than a year ago but they did remain fairly optimistic when it comes to their job situation and financial health. econom ts watts watch sentiment inditors coastly because in theory the more optimistic the more consumers spend. and spending makes up a large portion of economic activity. >>> dow component verizon

. >>> the united auto workers union has rejected a new offer from general motors to end an ongoing strikew offer did not meet expectations in several areas including wages, health care, and temporary workers. roughly 48,000 union workers went on strike a little over two weeks ago. gm says the stke has forced the company to stop production at some of its plants in mexico which has resulted in the temporary layoff of thousands of workers. >>> more than 150 deere and company employees have been put on indefinite layoff. the layoffs impact manufacturing workers at plants in illinois and iowa. the world's largest farm equipment maker cited decreased customer demand as a reason for the pink slips. just a few weeks ago, the company said it would reduce production at its facilities in illinois and iowa to keep inventory in line with retail demand. >>> u.p.s. will soon start delivering packages using drones. the package delivery giant was given the green light by the faa and transportation department. the move follows a pilot program in north carolina that delivered health care supplies with drone

detroit based company $75000000.00 every day nearly $50000.00 workers represented by the new united auto workers union have been picketing since the start of the spat between the union and the automaker while reports last week indicated the 2 sides could be closing in on a deal nothing has been agreed to as of yet this week workers will start to feel the pain as u.a.w. members will start to receive strike pay of up to $250.00 per week instead of their standard paychecks since the start of the strike g.m. stock has traded down nearly 2 points. finance now to take a closer look at this new breed of c.e.o.'s disrupting the space is that correct occurrence the analyst bends one. give our viewers who haven't been talking at this corporate car crash of a sense of we work and what this unsettled board of investors that they read on the profile that they successfully pushed to remove the supposedly visionary c.e.o. in terms of his personal quirks but also his business irregularities such as a felling the word we to the company for $6000000.00. yeah i think that's that's really what it comes down to look every

s. according to the united auto workers union which has been locked in intense talks to gm. doesn't necessarily mean the strike is over the u. a. w.'s national council has to give the green light when he meets thursday. that's when i'll decide whether to continue striking so all members vote on the deal. our with our wororkers and of c coue need to actually approve the agreement. or the fifty thousand gm workers have been off the job for more than four weeks they're seeking pay raises better healthcare and greater job stability. these one union members seem to welcome the news for preliminary deal take a listen. that's a positive sign the talks could still break down as far as i know i don't rule for sure. so like it's better. is the big deal obviously was your business feel likeke we were fightiting. not just for us personally through the middle class in general. telling presidident sergio mattararellas in wasashingtonn wednesday. meeting with his american counterpart donald trump the visit comes two dayss before the u. s. is e expected to impose seven point five billion do

united auto workers union rejected a deal to end the general motors strike and gm is announcing thousandsoffs. tracy carrasco from fox business. >> we are heading into day 17 of the strike against general motors. the lead negotiator saying gm submitted a proposal, comprehensive proposal to the un monday the union in a letter to its members saying, quote, this proposal the company provided, did not satisfy contract demands that came short like healthcare, wages, temporary employees, and job security. and they are waiting for some kind of response, gm saying it will negotiate with the you want to come up with a deal. this comes as they close the maximum pickup truck factory because of its ongoing strike. they produce top-selling us vehicles, chevy silverado, it will not have access to new supplies of that pickup truck because of the strike. heather: happening today, ups using drone deliveries. >> a major step forward with drone deliveries, ups beating out amazon, google's parent company for this type of certification from the faa. the first approval to operate a drone fleet to deliver packa

america's united auto workers union has announced a tentative deal with general motors after one of thestory. the four—year deal, covering almost 50,000 workers, could mean an end to the month—long walkout — which has cost the carmaker an some 90 million dollars a day. retailers cotton on and target australia say they've stopped sourcing cotton from china's xinjiang province for their clothes. that's due to concerns about alleged mass human rights abuses there by chinese authorities. monica miller joins us from singapore. what is the detail? this was revealed in july and the investigative programme looks at it and in response both companies have decided to stop that supply chain. target australia told the bbc that they identified one of their direct suppliers as using a small amount of cotton yarn from the mill owned by a supplier in that province and they we re supplier in that province and they were told to stop orders immediately until they get the situation clarified and the chinese state has detained muslims under 2014 under the guise of cracking down on domestic terrorism but eyew

negotiations between general motors and the united auto workers union stalled on sunday, with diagreementso far the strike action has cost gm $1 billion in earnings. banking giant hsbc is reported to be planning a major cull. the financial times says the bank could slash up to 10,000 jobs to reduce costs. it employs almost 240,000 around the world and so far has declined to comment on the report. the general manager of the houston rockets basketball team has apologised after a tweet in support of hong kong protesters led to a chinese backlash. the coach backpedalled after fierce criticism from chinese fans, sponsors and commercial partners with chinese broadcasters saying they will would no longer broadcast rockets games. sarah toms joins us now from singapore. careless talk costs a lot of money. yes, and the houston rockets will have to do some fancy footwork to recover from this backlash from china. the team's coach sent a tweet initially on friday that said fight for freedom initially on friday that said fight forfreedom and initially on friday that said fight for freedom and stand wit

the united auto workers union called leaders from around the country to meet in detroit thursday. erg has learned there is no tentative agreement yet between general motors and striking employees, but the union may ask members for input on key issues. the strike began more than four weeks ago. atigroup plans to set up securities business in china. they may initially focus on brokerage and futures trading. it is now owning full foreign ownership of financial services companies. basketball star lebron james wading into the controversy over china, freedom of speech, and the nba. james telling reporters that houston rockets' general manager was misinformed and not educated on the matter. he sent out a tweet that supported the anti-beijing protesters in hong kong, which led to a backlash in china and prodded a chinese broadcaster to blackout exhibits and games. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. we cover three things wall street is buzzing about this morning. first up, wework wants that jp morgan lifeline rather than selling a controlling stick to softbank. flo

the united auto workers union leaders meeting in detroit to vote on a deal for better pay and benefits0,000 employees. the proposed 4-year deal includes raises up to 4%. country music stars crying and praying together during an emotional night at the artist of the year award. kane brown struggled through tears as he dedicated his award to his longtime drummer kenny dixon who died in a car accident we told you about last week. >> people didn't think we would make it. he was with me the whole time. he was so supportive of me and i love him and i miss you. >> reporter: thomas was so moved by the speech he let audience in a prayer. >> this is not conventional but can i pray really fast? is that okay? right now i pray that he is with his family. >> reporter: the night filled with powerful performances as well. >> not the only one who had a secret to hide. ♪ >> carrie underwood also honored and country icon and actress reba mcintyre took home the artist of a lifetime award. she's been around a while and going strong. 11 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump doubling down on his dec

as we know, it is in talks with united auto workers union. the ceo of gm is now said to be in the room for those uaw talks, and agreement is near. the stock is jumping. let's see where we are with the performance. having been%, negative at the beginning of the session, on the news that gm's ceo is in the room with uaw. let's get a look now at the major u.s. bank earnings and the performance today, as you can see. jp morgan is up 1.8%. in descending order, city groom down almost 0.2%, wells fargo -- citigroup down almost 0.2%, wells fargo down 0.8%, and goldman sachs, the worst performer, down over 3%. jp morgan is doing the best, just in terms of the stock performance, but overall, apart from jp morgan, which obviously did very well, who is fa ring the best right now? alison: to your point, jp morgan stock is the best. they had 18% return on tangible equity, and they showed that they are gaining share in fixed income trading. they showed they are executing in their loan portfolio, and guiding to cost below where they were previously. citigrou

united auto workers union rejected an offer. w offer did not meet expectations in several areas including wages, healthcare and temp rarely workers, gm says the strike has forced the company to stop protection at plans in mexico which resulted in the temporary layoff of thousands of workers. >>> ups will start using packages -- delivering packages by drones. delivered healthcare supply with drones around a hospital campus in raleigh. it plans to start with just delivering medical supplies but expect to expand to other areas in the future, kenny. >> diane, we understand there is a new ranking where america's happiest employees look work. >> so 0 this year zoom video linkedin and costco, t mobile rounded out the top 10 job listing site based on factors such as compensation, benefits, company culture and work life balance, kenny. >> diane, always good to see you, thank you so. >>> some crazy to show you of a heist in the santa cruz mountains. thieves crashed through the front of a walgreen's in scotts valley to steal an atm insider

now that the united auto workers union has wrapped up a new labor deal with general motors, that happenedhe day on friday, it's turning its attention to ford and fiat chrysler. union officials say they will use the agreement at gm as a testimony letemplate for the oto makers. it could be a problem for ford and fiat chrysler which you may not be able to afford the type of agreement. bargaining is underway. all sides are hoping to avoid another strike. lauren: the world trade oranization today begins reviewing china's request for $2.4 billion in retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. china accusing the u.s. of failing to apply with a wto ruling on tariffs that dates back to the obama administration. the hearing as the u.s. and china appear to close in on finalizing phase one of a trade deal. one area of agreement involves poultry, the u.s. agreeing to import cooked chicken from china and china will remove its ban on u.s. poultry. and this, the wall street journal reporting that beijing is trying to drum up business with u.s. and other foreign companies. that suggests the trade war is truly st

. >>> a month-long strike between the united auto workers union in general motors could come to a closels, and gm reach a tentative deal on wednesday. while the details of the agreement have not been released a new contract, will likely include, increased pay, lower-cost healthcare, and a promise by gm to invest in new products, built in its factories. >>> once a official deal is released it could take a few days to get the factory started. struck him a circle magazine will send out his very last issue this december, 87 years in print. meredith media which publishes magazines as any to invest in brands with higher growth potential. family circle is releasing an issue every month, since 1932. >>>tonight and ansi west showdown on thursday night a ba right here on ktvu fox 2 at the start of the season, the kansas city chiefs looks like they were going to be the dominant team, then they have had a two-game losing streak which meant the division is wide open. meanwhile the denver broncos are looking for their third win of the season they have not been i guess we knew they would be very good

united auto workers union's top bargainer with general motors says a tentative deal with the company will bring major gains to workers. that agreement will include a mix of lump sum and annual pay raises, no change in health care, and product guarantees for many u.s. factories. stocks were up-to-date on that news, the dow gained 24, the s&p 500 finished ahead eight, the nasdaq rose 33. top democratic presidential candidates are trying to encourage more women to go into politics today. during a gathering in washington. that has put joe biden in a bit of a tricky position. peter doocy tells us why. >> the dnc is hosting the women's leadership forum, and annual conference designed to recruit women to run for office and their headliner is part of a presidential field that includes more women than ever. joe biden. >> we know longer talk about women's issues -- the fact is it's a ridiculous phrase. every single issue is a woman's issue. >> elizabeth warren will address it later thursday, she was on bidens line. >> a surprise last night in the debate, one of my colleagues said we should rem

nearly 5 weeks in the big on, 49,000 gm workers are closer to getting back to the job, the united auto workers union and general motors both say they reached a tentative deal. thursday union leaders will decide whether or not to accept the proposal and end the strike immediately or wait until the wider vote for all gm members. former president obama dishes a major endorsement to someone he was proud to work with and it is not joe biden. we will play it next. i am alfa romeo. it's what gives audible themembers an edge.listening; it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. dad: oh, hey guys! mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on speakerphone): dad, i scored two goals today! dad: oh, that's great! vo: getting to a comfortable retirement doesn't have to be an uncomfortable thought. see how lincoln can help you retire on your terms at lincolnfinancial.com .. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking

gm and the united auto workers union signed their contract with no new plan for lordstown. >> by thatnd was already made up i was going to stay here. i wanted to stay here. this is my home. my community. >> reporter: lordstown, the poster child for the auto industry, once a huge economic driver for this rural part of the state, not anymore. president trump took notice, came to town and promised these. >> don't sellwe're going to get coming back. and we're going to fill up those factories or rip them down and build brand-new ones. that's what's going to happen. >> reporter: but it didn't. most workers have left town, and the city says it's lost $1 million since march. these two shuttered restaurants are signs of the times. what will this area start to look like in the next couple of months, next couple of years? >> i would say it's going to get -- economically, it's going to get worse. you're not going to have the engage that drove it for so many years. >> bill adams heard the president's promise to save his job. and now he's helping other union members find new ones. >> do you think i

workers are remaining on strike as they vote on a tentative agreement between the union and general motors reached on saturday. it is the longest national strike at gm by the united auto workers in nearly half a century. in chicago, teachers are heading into their second week of strike as schools remain closed across the city. the teachers are demanding better pay and benefits, smaller class sizes, and more nurses, counselors, social workers and librarians. chicago is the nation's third-largest school system, with more than 350,000 students. on tuesday, democratic presidential candidate senator elizabeth warren joined the teachers on the picket line. >> everyone in america should support you in this strike. and the reason is because when you go out and write, you don't just fight for yourselves. you go out and fight the children of this city and the children -- amy: new york state attorney general leticia james announced the states probe f facebook for violating antitrust regulatatios anand now backed by attorneys u.s.s. from 40'0's other states and tererritori. jamemes said the probe is loloog at whether facebook puput consur data at riskk, reduce the qualiy of consu

charles: fox business learning general motors ceo mary barra has met with the united auto workers unions the ongoing strike. workers have been protesting gm for 25 days now. both sides appear to be far apart on an agreement. talks intensified as of late. the most recent round of talks going into the early hours of this morning. >>> president trump adding fuel to the market. this taking on feeling of make it or break it with enormous ramifications. limits to what consumers are willing to pay as consumers will pay for just right before christmas. are you list i'ming, washingt? principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at principal.com. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) gold in 2005 quadrupled their money by 2012? and even now, many experts predict the next gold rush is just beginning. recently, gold passed $1,500 per ounce. now that's up mo

cuts, as well as increased spending for the military and domestic program members of the united auto workers unionnewh contract wneral motors today, bringing an end to their 40-day strike. about 49,000 auto workers had walked off the job since mid- september. that halted production at more than 30 u.s. factories. stocks still managed to rally on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average gained 152 points to close at 26,958. the nasdaq rose 57 points, and the s&p-500 added 12. and, the late maryland congressman and civil rights leader elijah cummings was remembered today at a l in baltimore.of thousandourners, including carmer presidents barack obama and bill clinton to pay their final respects to the democrat who served in the u.s. house of representator 23 ars. the final sendoff for congressman cummings began early today in his hometown of baltimore. ♪ ♪ a wall of sound from organ and choir filling the 4,000-seat "new psalmist" baptist church, where cummings himself worshipped for 40 years. >> we prepare now for the requiem of a public servant, the honorable elijah eugene cummings. >> w

fox two in detroit where the united auto workers union and ford motor company and reach an agreement.he deal nears the agreement approved by general motors after a 40 day strike. this is a live look in chicago from our affiliate fox 32. the big story they are tonight, chicago schools will open friday after an 11 day teachers strike. the mayor announced the deal and the union voted to approve it this afternoon. two sides have agreed to make up five days of lost school time. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ en (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> bret: bernie sanders is popular among pr

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a lot of question marks what is happening behind closed doors at the united auto workers union. management is expecting to sake some type of vote soon. "after the bell." we'll have it soon for the "claman countdown." connell: strong profits, a deal overseas helping to lift stocks higher. all three major averages end in the green. another day of upbeat earnings. that helped. the dow closes higher by 27 point t was up 110 earlier in the session f it wasn't for ibm it would be better than this. the s&p closing up less than 1%. far less than 1% a quarter of 1%. nasdaq also in positive territory. up by .4 of 1%. there you go. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the market movers. what is brand new at this hour, made in america. president trump in texas this afternoon. he is currently making his way to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the making of an iconic product right here in the usa. we are live in the lone star state with the previous view. >>> break through overseas. vice president mike pence, sorry, secretary of state mike pompeo reaching a

. >>> coming up the united auto worker's union turning its attention to ford and chrysler after striking>> plus, one group opening up its wallets big time for the big business of halloween and the role instagram and social media is playing on all that spending. you'll love this one it's coming up you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works for you. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. >>> welcome back 5:45 find out what else you'll be talking about today besides microsoft and the markets and the jedi contract. joining us contessa brewer for our top trending stories always good to see you. >> thanks, brian looks like president trump recently upgraded his iphone and offered a bit of criticism to tim cook he took to twitter and sub tweeted cook wri

. >>> the stalemate between the united auto workers union and general motors is now entering its fourth nearly 50,000 employees. despite days of report of progress, the union says negotiations have taken a turn for the worse. we went to detroit to find out the real impact on families as the strike has dragged on. >> jesse kelly's life is in boxes. >> we use this as a toy room. now it's a box holding room, yep. >> these boxes packed and ready for the dream home she saved for. then she went on strike. >> it's devastating, it's very hard. you just see your savings depleting every single day a little bit more and more. >> kelly is a single mom, raising her six-year-old son colton. living at her mom's house until she can close on her new home. she's one of 50,000 auto workers on strike against gm, surviving on $250 a week. >> yesterday i had to go get a new rim on my car and i just remembered that sinking feeling of, this is my whole strike check for the week. >> she went on strike to help turn the state red. >> a lot of people in the community are very sensitive of where the economy is and

. >>> today the governing council of the united auto workers union will vote on whether to accept a deal to end a month- long strike with general motors. the two sides have tentatively agreed to a four-year deal which includes a commitment from gm to invest $9 billion in the u.s. and retain 9 million u.s. jobs. if approved by the council it will go to union members for a vote. >>> bart now considering a new way to get bart riders access to the priority airport security lanes at sfo. agents in those lanes would have a special scanner that could show whether you rode bart to the airport. the priority line is not the tsa pre-check line. it's usually just for first class and business class travelers. the idea still needs to be approved first by the park board, sfo and they still need to test it first. >>> let's go to sal for a look at the commute. what do we need to know? >>> we need to know the crash we told you about last time on the golden gate bridge approach is clear and so did the traffic rather amazingly. we start there with the golden gate bridge approach. but it is wet. you can tell

general motors coming to agreement with united auto workers union. why they are not still out of the woods yet. that and so much more on making money. ♪ >>> president trump says turkey's decision to launch offensive in syria did not surprise him. he is on, turkey will be devastating. next hour president trump sits down with leaders. what happened to syria, vis-a-vis turkey surprised him. says on turkey. the sanctions already biting them. like to see us go in that direction. >> he really did. president trump a little while ago, as he was meeting alongside president of italy. president laying out his thinking relates to turkey, relates to that region. the president saying essentially. he feels this is a land dispute. a border battle between turkey to the north, syria to the south, forces with in between. there is the question of isis. the president tried to make the case earlier this afternoon, that he feels it is not just the united states. that is trying to take on isis and get rid of isis and hates isis and needs to combat isis. the president saying