and that's what vw management did in september and next to decades. oh, job guarantee for its german workers and for the 1st time, and it's 87 year history planned on closing factories and jeremy according to the works council. the announcement prompted the biggest strikes in the car makers history. but it's like suddenly it's not that simple. dw functions differently from all of its rivals. it's not just management that has the final say here, in accordance with the law or written just for v w, regional government has voting powers and the companies decisions. most of the time, the allied with workers interests and at odds with investors the state of lower tax and he has 2 seats on vw supervisory board. those along with a 10 seats given to the labor side. mean workers interests have a majority today vw workers have some of the strongest organized labor power in the world works council leader, the new that color has been called the 2nd the most influential person in the company. after the c o. now she helped prevent the 1st ever vw plant closures in g

they even predate the first vw campers back in 1950. first has brought me to scotland, to this anonymous—looking aircraft hangar in the grounds of perth airport. now, it may not look like much from the outside... ..but there's a bit of history inside this building. inside is a vast historic archive of almost 1,000 vehicles from around the world. it's not normally open to the public, but its owner, morris leslie, has agreed to let me in. gosh, there's all sorts in here! hey! it's a hobby that's got out of control, a bit. laughter but this is what we've come to see! wow! absolutely, yeah. yeah. it's a... it's a pontiac. ..pontiac. and it's from 1935. so, captain dunn... captain francis dunn, from bexhill in kent, who did a bit of caravanning back in the day. 0k. he decided he would like to move on to a motorhome. 0k. so he researched all the vehicles he could buy and the one that he thought would fit best for a motorhome was a pontiac. so they bought one in america. right—hand drive, had it shipped across. and then he got his local coach—

>> so this is a vintage vw. look at this blue vw. and it's in incredible condition. >> we'll show you where the damage is because this went through the fire. >> you see the burnt headlight and you can see the burnt along the paint. although the paint just incredibly survived the tires. you can see those tires survived. and you see all the heat here along the side and the heat here. now when we come to the back of it, i'll just show you some of the main damage on this vw because it just looks so perfect. we have to show you the damage it had. it did melt a little bit of the, um, the rubber here along the back window, and that caused the glass to melt. break. so you see all the break and glass inside and it is covered in soot and ash and, and melted cup holders and everything inside. and i know we've, we've shown a lot of that, but it's just this miraculous little thing when you see so much destruction and all of it is black and gray and ash, and then there's this little blue dot, i guess, a whole new meaning to the the carl sagan conc

and that is this vw van. so we saw this, we came up to find it, and here it is indeed parked right here up on the hilltop in malibu. and so we wanted to know who owned it to to get the story here. and, and and we found them. so megan, krystal weinraub joins me along with preston martin. they are they are behind the people behind the story of this van. so preston sold the van to megan and they were surfing together. they were friends. and this van ends up parked here. so. so both of you, thank you so much for being with me. megan, can i just start with you? because you own the van now? you obviously bought it from preston. and here we are with it. you've had a chance to look at it with these images. what, what what do you even think about the fact that your van is here? you are the owner of the little blue dot. >> i just can't believe that this is actually, like, my bus is the only thing that survived on the street that i walked by with my dog, like every single day. um, it's i'm speechless to see all the hous

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. >> then i'm going on a san francisco love tour on a vw bus goes from the park. >> maybe you'll find love too. >> well, i am single. >> oh, there we go. possibilities are endless. i see you have a boyfriend here. is there anything specific with your love life going on that you're hopeful for? hint, hint. hopefully he's not listening one day. >> married. but that's always the goal. we're trying to finish our education. so if anyone's out there who needs to finish their education, and i heard him say definitely to that love, of course, of course. we're always looking forward to that. >> others just focused on their newfound family love in 2025. >> i'm just excited because my daughter is barely one year old. just make more memories with her. making memories with my with my husband as well. he's my our first child. >> so congratulations. >> thank you. >> and back out here live at the ferry building. big crowds already out here. and you can see that traffic is starting to stack up. probably a much different story in an hour from now when people are frantically trying to get down here. a l

but ease like this $60000.00 electric vw id, buzz bus are still generally pricier than gas cars. in the us, incoming president donald trump plants to cut back on the tax breaks killer mandate . the 2 thirds of light vehicles be electric by 2032 and res terrace, threatening a global trade war. the uncertainty we were talking about in terms of the terrorists in terms of subsidies around here. these make the outlook for these here kind of a known, especially as prices remain high. and then there's the lack of charging stations in the us and europe over 1000 miles. i need to worry about what can i charge of you, right? so that's where we start to reassure to keep you for the charge of such a dear, the people will be more willing to buy that. you these compared to, you know, the regular vehicles. that's why toyota, his double down on hybrid gas and electric cars looking for is 40 green car and red . now for rory has plug in hybrids. as the auto industry inevitably goes, increasingly, electric, car makers are hoping the next generation plugs in to a beats john henry and l g 0. detroit,

the honda civic hybrid the truck of the year, the ford ranger and the utility vehicle of the year the vw id, buzz bus starting at a whopping 60000 dollars. you can find something old, something new, something electric, and something blue. and there are new driver, pleasing technologies. we're really seeing the growth of vehicles that have screens that have taken over the dashboard. you can see it in higher end cadillacs, like the new escalade. i. q, it's really that smartphone that's in your pocket kind of showing up in larger format is now on your vehicle dashboard. we're talking screens that span from the driver door to the passenger door. these big screens boiler, the line when it comes to distracted driving. touching this from the driver's seat while the car is in motion, you're fine. touch this and in most countries, you're breaking the law. and there are also advances in self driving technology on cars like general motors, hummer on compatible roads. gm's new super crews, hans free driver, assistant technology can drive and change lanes even with a trailer attached. so what's next?

the truck of the year is a ford ranger, and the utility vehicle of the year is the vw id buzz. that's the new bus. but before you go out and buy it, this comes with a manufactured suggested retail price of $161000.00 and change it if you load it up, it's over 70. so before you go out and buy it, get ready to make your wallet. feel a little bit of pain. i've got a guest here to do. can talk a little more about what's going on. this is mike handling of cars dot com. thank you for doing this. mike, let me ask you a little about that. like, what's different about this car show, then other car shows in the past, right here in detroit, what's really more of a consumer focus show. it's a great place here in the market for hard to see all the ones you're interested in, all under one roof to kind of narrow your choices before you get any. what's excited you this year, i mean with new technologies, what are we seeing? we were seeing really a lot of screens taking over vehicle dashboard. you can see the model is like the mercedes. it's us line up where the whole dashboard is and it is a s

and then you got the vw, paul electric bus called the buzz. so electric vehicles are really popular here. they're being featured, but there really aren't enough charging stations across the us. so companies like toyota are focusing on the hybrid vehicles like this rabbit for. and i've got someone here, we can talk a little more about this and explain what's going on with the show and what's going on with the ease and who's. ready being featured, this is sam clement, his executive director here of the north american international auto show in detroit. so sam, let me ask you 1st about the electric vehicle. ready is being featured here is a big part of the show, right? absolutely. yeah. we have them on our job hiring michigan the track. so you can see a lot of different vehicles, easy to speed. you can get inside of it and see the technology to actually ride in . and so, so we'll consider the leaves. are they love you using their, if they wanna look into another one is a great plan to break places to test it out. all right, in the show was a litt

. $60000.00 electric vw id, buzz bus are still generally pricier than gas cars. in the us, incoming president donald trump plants to cut back on the tax breaks killer mandate . the 2 thirds of like vehicles be electric.

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flashy concepts and concepts from kia and cadillac, as well as the highly anticipated return of the vwselling ev maker behind tesla and general motors. with the help of manufacturer incentives and tax rebates of up to $7500, evs now account for nearly one in ten new car sales. but 2025 comes with uncertainty. the pace of ev sales have slowed. president-elect donald trump is pledging to roll back emissions standards, cut money for building a national charging infrastructure, or end government subsidies for evs, including those tax rebates. a move supported by tesla ceo elon musk. >> on day one, i end the all electric mandate. and i'm a fan of electric cars. >> reporter: how concerned are you about ending the tax credits for buying an electric vehicle? >> we didn't invest in america so much of the incentives. so if the incentives are there, our cars would be qualified, which the great. if the incentives are not there, well, nobody will be qualified. so it is not great, but it's fine. our plans are not going to change. >> reporter: but don't you lose some consumers if they don't get that

the old kind of puritan vw that women were more easily tempted by the devil as and in this victorian womanod idea, women are more moral than men. men are the ones with the baser instinct and it's women's role to smooth out those roh edges and some historians call the separate sphere that there's a man's sphere where she's charge in a men's sphere outside the home, or he's in charge. and to be sure, some woman had taken this idea and turned it on its head and said, hey, if we're more moral than men, maybe we should be out fixing the problems we see in society. prostitutes and too much drinking earlier on, slavery, etc. and they used cult of domesticity to move into the world of kind of politics and the public sphere. but this idea is by the end of the 19th century is still entrenched. and while lizzie borden does not have children, she certainly plays the role in other ways. she is a sunday teacher. women are more moral than men and. this is she is a sunday school teacher. inddition, she is a member of an organization premised o victorian womanhood, ideas. the women's christian temper

staying with autos, shares of stellantis falling for fourth day, while vw dropped in german training.of their plug-in cars lost access to u.s. tax credits under rules that took effect today. happening in washington, the house will vote on mike johnson's future as a speaker. those four seats could cost johnson the vote. >> when you have such a thin margin in the house, this is the way it is going to be all year. i truly think mike johnson is going to retain the gavel. i think it might take two or three ballots today, but ultimately there is this overarching sense of urgency among the republican caucus, and i think that is what is going to drive them to ultimately give mike johnson the gavel again. there is no viable alternative to mike johnson right now. scarlet: bloomberg "balance of power" cohost kailey leinz joins us now. no one is expecting 15 rounds like two years ago, when it took kevin mccarthy it felt like days to get the speaker gavel again. kailey: did take days, and that is kind of the bar here. anything less than 15 rounds might prove to be a win for mike johnson, though he

a retro blue vw van survived the palisades fire, despite the area around it being almost entirely destroyed97 volkswagen is owned by a surfboard designer, left it parked there in a malibu neighborhood, thought it was destroyed. now, she says, the van stands as an unexpected symbol of hope amid devastation. the bay fc women's soccer team opened up its first ever mini pitch at a playground in san francisco. kick it. dozens of people showed up to the opening. ktvu own betty yu was the emcee for this event. the mini pitch is a small scale, hard surface court at the crocker-amazon playground on moscow street. bay fc also hosted a mini clinic for young soccer players run by defender maddie morrill and midfielder tess bodie. bodie said donating this new court to the neighborhood ties in to bay fc's values and its mission. >> many pitches are becoming a lot more common. they were not existent when i was a youth playing sports, and i think that it's just all about access, which i think is something bay fc is focusing and partnering with san francisco mayor on, is just helping provide, you know, acce

. >> then i'm going on a san francisco love tour in a vw bus goes from the park. >> maybe you'll find love too. >> well, i am single. >> oh, there we go. possibilities are endless. i see you have a boyfriend here. is there anything specific with your love life going on that you're hopeful for? hint, hint. hopefully he's not listening one day. >> married. but that's always the goal. we're trying to finish our education. so if anyone's out there who needs to finish their education. >> and i heard him say definitely to that love, of course, of course. >> we're always looking forward to that. >> others just focused on their newfound family love in 2025. >> i'm just excited because my daughter is barely one year old. just make more memories with her. making memories with my with my husband as well. he's my our first child. >> so congratulations. >> thank you j.r. >> stone abc seven news. >> now we're going to take a look at three new california laws you should know about. they go into effect today. what some are referring to as the locked door loophole that is now going to go away. so the

continue to change it i can't they get any better place i could've had better grounding than at the vw >> fantastic. i have one final question for you here. >> here it goes. >> congressman jordan experiences with professional wrestling come in handy while working in government? have you ever needed or wanted to pull out and over the shoulder body slam? [laughing] >> over the shoulder body slam? >> i don't know, is that a good when we were talking about it eric something, you know, boom. [laughing] >> when i i was running for te senate in connecticut, i was asked one time, there's a lot of debate the goes on the senate floor, and how do you think you might pull everyone together at some point, what would be the remedy if all else had failed? i said maybe we just want to set up a ring down on the floor of the senate and we just invite everybody in for a royal rumble in the last man standing will get the bill passed. >> i like that idea. [applause] >> so administrator mcmahon, we would like to thank you so very much for joining us here today. i'm going to bequeath our national press club

host: i think i saw vw introduced a vehicle that's reminiscent of the vw bus.: north american utility of the year, that's a vehicle that edged out the chevy equinox ev. the volkswagen id bus. it looks like the old microbus and i have driven the old microbus. it's one of the scariest i ever drove. there is no protection in there or power. while this vehicle, a lot of protection and power. it is electric with sliding doors like a minivan, all-wheel-drive like an suv. a spacious interior. doesn't quite have the range of the others do but it will be interesting to see how that does long-term in the marketplace because everybody who commented on that vehicle was a gasoline powered vehicle aficionado and it would be interesting to see if it gets some of them to move over to ev's just because it's cool looking. host: john is here not too far from here in virginia. go ahead. caller: thank for taking my call. i love the debate, one of the points i don't really see mentioned very often is environment, in terms of where you live. i definitely support ev's for urban enviro

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a retro blue vw van somehow survived the palisades fire, even though the area around it was almost entirely burned. it's a 1977 volkswagen owned by a surfboard designer. left it parked there in a malibu neighborhood, thought it would be destroyed. but there she is, bright blue. she says the van is essentially standing as an unexpected symbol of hope. amid all this devastation. >> all right. time now is 709, and we do have a backup at the bay bridge, which is stretching out to the macarthur maze. and just heard that there is a crash reported on westbound five or westbound 80 at the macarthur maze. essentially, it's reported right there. so i see kevin turning the camera. i think i might be able to bring it up here. but anyway, this crash. let's see if i can get it up. there it is. it's right there at powell street. so it's westbound 80. and this is, you know, we're making the live sausage on tv here, so it's messy, but i can show it to you. westbound. right there. there it is. and here comes the police. so this is going to be a bad news for the commute on 80 because of this crash. hopefully

not just for stellantis, but vw was well. the biden administration making it harder to the credit.esponse on qt from wolfe research -- qe from wolfe research. -- chuy from wolfe research. upside, not fully appreciated, according to wolfe research. a quick chat with ai. it says on average the pet owner in the united states spends between $1500 to $2000 a year on their pet. just make sure it is good quality pet food. jonathan: any evidence they are sacrificing their dental hygiene for their pet? which is what you insinuated earlier this morning. manus: you know what? companies should look after their personal hygiene. everyone. jonathan: thanks. the stock is up by 2.6%. equity futures attempting to bounce back here. we saw this mood yesterday. it did not hold through the rest of the session. lisa: the two-day week so far, this question of, was this the point at which yields start to impede risk assets? that is what we saw yesterday, with yields coming up after seeing some rally. in that leading to some of the selloff we saw more broadly. jonathan: priya ms. remaking that argument ear