Listen up. If you are someone who has one of these cars, you can get these benefits. You do have to ask. Gm recalled 1. 6 million cars for faulty ignitions. 12 deaths have been linked to the defect. The company is facing investigations from the Justice Department and two congressional committees. If you take a look at the stock, the reaction came earlier this week when the news first started getting out and the news about the investigations really ramped up. You can see that stock at this point is at 35. 05. Well have more on this story throughout the show, including updates from phil lebeau. What has been interesting is some of the stories that have risen on usa today and some of the people that profiled these accidents. Who bought a saturn ion . It was a long time ago, but there were a lot of them sold. 1. 6 million ions . 1. 6 million cars being recalled. I dont know how you can say dont put a heavy key ring on your ring with a straight face. Seriously, thats your answer to this . N
I want to thank quail ridge books for inviting me back and all you people coming out to hear about general Phil Sheridan, who, of the leaders at the war, he i the least know, the others being uhis see s. Grant and william, tecumseh, sherman. These generals appeared on postage stamps honoring great commanders. Sheridan is on grants left. This is appropriate because, by the time the civil war ended, sheridan was sometimes referred as to the left hand of grant. He was ten years younger than grant and sherman. He was a dynamo. Inspired his men with his intensity and by his personal leadership. He led from the front but he was also a careful planner. Yet he was the one who promptly acted on a plan, and once it was made, and was willing to change it if the conditions changed on the battlefield. But during the war, sheridan became a household name because of his great victories in the Shenandoah Valley, especially at cedar creek, and for waging what was called a total war there he was one of
It is very, very bad and bad for our allies, south korea and japan and the statements are very inflammatory. Theyre horrible. Well have to see. I dont like drawing red lines but i act if i have to act. Bill President Trump will speak by telephone to russian president Vladimir Putin. The focus will largely be on the topic of syria. Shannon we have fox team coverage. Former u. N. Ambassador john bolton is standing by but we begin the roberts. 12 30 today the president will pick up the phone to talk to Vladimir Putin. The first time they spoke by telephone since the deadly train bombing on april 3. It will mark the first time the two leaders have spoken since the missile strike against syria. Theyre expected to discuss the civil war in syria. Russias continued backing of bashar alassad. North korea likely on the agenda today. Publicly the relations between the United States and russia have been very strained. Behind the scenes through diplomatic channels the tone has been different. Well
For members to review and be briefed on the supplemental material before a friday cloture vote. Sandra white house spokesman raj shah saying with the Additional Information the white house is fully confident the senate will vote to confirm judge kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Bill were on every angle. Kristin fisher live on capitol hill. Matt schlapp has reaction on whats next. We begin with kevin corke from the white house. Lets start there. What is the strategy between now and what could be a vote this weekend . Good morning. Two things. First of all youll see a real fullcourt press by white house officials. A lot of availability and sound in support not just of the judge, but also in support of those who may be on the fence in the senate. I think the second thing is really important as well. You will see a bit of a reliance on the f. B. I. Report again to bolster the argument. A man who served on the bench more than two decades should not have this allegation and an uncorroborated
The Shenandoah County Historical Society presented three John H. Adamson Excellence in Historical Preservation Awards at its May 21 annual dinner meeting.