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CNN Early Start with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs October 17, 2019 09:14:00

and gm has offered to invest $8.3 billion in gm plants to create or protect 5,400 jobs. union members in detroit appeared optimistic. i m hoping to see something there that we retain a new product and this plant is going to stay open for our membership and their families. something to look back at. knowing that this is what it took to get to what we wanted and what we, you know, asked for. i feel like it s worth it. a source familiar with the deal said the plant that closed earlier this year, will not get a new product line. the plant in detroit will get a new electric truck for production. workers, by the way, stay on strike until the union s national council votes on the deal later today. back to our breaking news now. maryland congress mechanic elijah cummings has died. he passed away overnight due to complications from a longstanding health issue.

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CNN Early Start with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs October 17, 2019 08:15:15

CNN Early Start with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs October 17, 2019 08:15:15
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FOXNEWS Fox and Friends First October 15, 2019 08:22:00

rhode island leaving this sign reading stop selling genocide. columbus this faced criticism for his role in america s colonization which is why a number of places instead celebrate indigenous peoples day. one city is aiming to get half of its homeless population off the street in three years. san diego city council unanimously approving a $2 million action plan, the funds will help create 5400 housing units and provide homeless people with various things. the council did not say how is going to pay for it. the highest homeless population in the us in 2018. delete facebook flooding social media after mark zuckerberg met with a group of conservatives. carly shimkus is here with reaction. i kind of remember seeing this a couple times before.

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CNN CNN Newsroom with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto September 17, 2019 13:45:00

executives at general motors were willing to say that we won t accept any help when we need it, and in return we re going to take all the profits we can get when that time comes, i would get it. but that wasn t the case. they turn to the u.s. government. they turned to the workers of the company and said help us through this difficult time. there ought to be some recognition that because we were willing to do that, that when the decision comes as to whether or not there should be greater profits for stockholders and greater salaries for executives or some return to the benefits that those workers previously had, i think it s a reasonable argument to make that the workers ought to get something back. yeah. i hear you. just would note that gm has put out what they re offering, which is more than $7 billion in new investments. 5400 new jobs, increase pay and benefits but they re not going to bring those jobs back from mexico. one final question, different

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KGO ABC World News Tonight With David Muir September 17, 2019 00:38:00

strike a deal on a new contract. gm turning an $8.1 billion profit last year. workers who took concessions before the 2009 government bailout now want to see some of those profits. we made some sacrifices, and now that times are good, they need to come up and give us fair wages, fair benefits at affordable prices and that s all we re asking, really. reporter: gm making the unusual decision to reveal the offer it made to the union. inside that offer is over $7 billion of investment in plants and new product programs. that also impacts 5,400 jobs. reporter: the offer including rescuing two of four plants set to shut down, but the union rejecting that. tonight, the president says he wants to see a deal. i m sad to see the strike, hopefully it s going to be a quick one. reporter: the stalemate comes as union leadership is under scrutiny. last week, one official arrested, accused of conspiring to embezzle more than $1 million

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