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Of the idea of this factory closing, which, of course, we don't know what's going to happen yet six months down the line, but you have to start thinking about, okay, so we've got -- >> what do we do next? >> what do we do next? what do we do with this land? what do we do with this facility? how do we reuse or rethink that resource in a way that reflects our community and that feeds our community rather than -- than sucks from it? >> the cars may be going but the dream remains here in hamtramck. back to you. >> kevin, thank you for that important reporting on that community. these plants close ...

From the largest brewers to the smallest brewers. and those brewers are going to have to figure out a way to incorporate those added costs in their production. aluminum is the single biggest input costs for american brewers and these taxes are having a great affect on our business. >> how much more can consumers be expected to pay? >> we're lucky enough in the united states to have nearly 6,000 breweries in this country from the largest to the smallest. those are 6,000 individual businesses. they're really going to have to figure out how to deal with these costs. the layoff workers, we estimat...

Small business, right? >> you have a highly intrusive government that both demands certain things of industry and pays for it. during the recession the german government paid for layoff workers. >> the reason why i raise the case is that we all want to migrate right away to mexico and china when we can look in the mirror a see another country that actually has won, is winning in this regard. now we have 5% of the people in the world in the u.s., 25% of the global economy. we're not going to sustain that unless we know how to make things here and sell them every place in the world, and that's w...

Opec is keeping oil pumping. half of all energy junk bonds at risk of defaulting now. the highest level since the end of the great recession. these cash-strapped companies will sell assets and layoff workers. experts say there is little chance this leads to the crisis like 2008. it has been such a collapse in energy prices that is rippling throughout the sector. >> it is the collapse that could under cut the santa claus rally. we shall see. new protests erupt on the streets of chicago. the mayor's apology not enough to calm the crowds furious over police practices in the city. next. fee ld s...

No deaths or injuries. that's the weather. let's look at your money with alison kosik. >> let's look at the globe and asian and europe markets. higher. the u.s. stock futures are higher. the dow and s&p 500 are negative for the year. what's the deal? why the slump? a strong dollar and low crude oil prices are a couple reasons. the dollar is at a 12-year high versus the euro. that is great for u.s. travelers heading to europe. it is bad for multinational companies. it hurts businesses that make profits overseas. crude oil hovering at $44 a barrel. the extra supply in crude has forced companie...