>> this is the motor city.is what we do. ♪ >>> in case you hadn't seen it that is a snippet of an ad chrysler ran during the super bowl, an ad we'll discuss because it caused controversy, joining me are david kiley from aol autos and advertising age. gary topolewski, creative director who worked in the advertising agency, and jean halliday from autoadopolis. jeerch, i'll start witjean, tha, what do you make of that? >> it was one of the few advertisers that didn't release it pre-game. the two minutes went by fast, gritty, honest, made detroiters happy to be from detroit, will resonate with american town that has been devastated by the bad economy. >> gary, everybody in detroit seems to like the ad because saying we're still here, to jean's point will i play outside of the area? >> i think it will. i think weights one of the it we ads with a real message, was real, authentic, kind of laid it all on the line, i think it will make a huge effect and one of my favorites of the super bowl. >> david, two minutes, seem

. >> this was motor city pride, detroit spirit.out sort of overcoming obstacles, never giving up. >> reporter: but detroit's talked of comebacks for decades, from the construction of the renaissance center after the 1967 riots to the 2006 super bowl played here at ford field. then the economy tanked, gm and chrysler filed for bankruptcy, and mayor kwame kilpatrick went to jail for covering up a sex scandal. today ford is adding workers and upping production. gm is touting its environmentally friendly chevy volt. and with this ad, chrysler is nourishing detroit's weary soul. carmen harlan has spent 32 years delivering the news, good and bad, to this city. >> yeah, we were knocked down, but we're not out by a long shot. >> reporter: a still proud detroit, fighting its way back. >> this is the motor city. this is what we do. >> reporter: anne thompson, nbc news, detroit. >> that is our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being here with us as we begin a new week. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you right back

. >> from our studios in the motor city, this is "autoline." here now is john mcelroy. >> welcome to our discussion here in the studio all about things going on at chrysler. joining us are joe dehner, head of ram and dodge design, chris barman head of e-segment and clause busse. chris, let's start with you. what is e-class vehicles? >> they are the rear wheel drive sedan program. >> i was very surprised when i saw the new charger because it's very much different than before. i thought these cars were going to be a minor facelift where you change the headlights. this is significant sheet metal change and interior change. why did you guys go to so much trouble? >> this is the second generation. we wanted to revamp it and make it more competitive. we looked at the best vehicles in the luxury segment, lexus, 460 as aspirational competition and brought a lot of that element into the product. >> speak to that. since when that chrysler set b.m.w. and dodge as a target to go after? >> why not? we are looking for the spirited driving that the bmw has. w

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option a is to extend to the daly city bart station using motor coaches, neither the 14 limited or 14 local. both would provide service seven days a week with hybrid coaches which are cleaner and quieter. option b is to confront a neutral in overhead system along the route and extend service to the daly city bart from there. commissioner avalos: if i could cost you. we met in my office one year ago with daly city, the city administrator, bart was there -- i believe you were there as well. we put option b on the table because of infrastructure needs, it was something that daly city was not really interested in, and the cost was sort of prohibitive. we do not need to discuss option b. >> ok. that was a long-term solution. commissioner avalos: it is great, but once you have the overhead wires there, is permanently there. >> so these are the options. again, we would look at a as a five-year solution before we consider permanent construction. a is also more practical at this point. in b, trolly coaches. we have scarce capital right now. there are other names for service, including the exte

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cities. general motors has reported its first annual profit since 2004. the automaker finished 2010 with a net income of $4.7 billion boosted by strong sales in china and the u.s.. meanwhile, toyota recalled another two million vehicles in the u.s. over problems with gas pedals getting stuck in floor mats and carpeting. more than 14 million toyotas have been recalled worldwide since 2009 for that same problem. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and back to the libya story and its impact on oil and gasoline. libya normally exports more than 1.5 million barrels of oil a day to the world. but the violence has disrupted some of that production and added new anxiety to international markets. today, the price of oil hit its highest levels in two-and-a-half years when crude oil futures broke $103 a barrel. it eventually dropped for the day finishing just over $97 a barrel. in the u.s., gasoline prices are following that general path upward. the average price today is $3.27 a gallon up 25 cents from a month ago. for more on

cities to grow. . >> you have a large bowl, a drive motor and another motor with a planetary gearbox with differential pressure inside there. the large mass up there spinning separating the solids from the liquid. we have to prevent about once a month, we go in there grease those, change the oil, check the vibration levels. the operators can tell just aye been in san francisco 20 years. i'm homeless. i got a good cup of coffee. i got a number. today i'm 359. >> you try to do the right thing and make a point to do what you have to to be at one place. they have all the services at one building. i can spend 4 hours touching each table ask and getting the information i need to get back on my feet. they are providing the services under one roof. you don't have to go here or there or wait until next week. >> at the time we opened we have folks waiting outside to come in. >> good morning. >> what we are doing is trying to find out what they want and need and getting them to their services as fast as possible. >> i came to the eye glasses program. making a couple of phone calls to my family at home. >> some h

the safety service -- city circuit, position, speed, and control of the power to the motor. >> here is a really interesting piece of historic machinery. tell us about this. >> this is one of the main safety devices of the elevator system, and the device still exists today even on modern elevators. it detects if the elevator is going into unsafe over speed conditions. it is attached to the road itself, and the car over speeds, bees fly balls would come out, and the governor jobs would come out and grab on to the governor wrote, which would hold the break or the safety on the elevator to cause it to stop. >> if you have problems, i see right here, we call garfield 7171 for service. member that is right. operators standing by. >> from here, we are going to look at those wonderful elevators that go of the outside of the high rise building that everyone wants to take a ride in. >> let's go do that. >> here we are in the most exciting elevator in the city of san francisco. this is the outside elevator that goes into the 32nd floor. tell us about this. >> we are in one of the tower elevators

city has seen better days. we have never really rebounded from ford motor company leaving our city. our poverty rate has risen all the way to 34%. revenues haven't met expenses in a long time. three years after being hired, i was laid off my job. i lost my dome and lost hope. after being laid off, i would go through the grieving process. i was mad. denial hit, sad inns hit. it was time to apply for unemployment and return turning in application for work. i laid awake at night worried about my fellow firefighters. he and his wife and three kids were struggling. i felt like i was to blame. time passed on and each city council meeting was more bad news. i lost hope and felt forgotten. i also knew my own hope was set to begin. i was still attending budget meetings. on a cold winter day, i received a call from a very excited fire chief. he told me ied a million reasons to be happy because lorain received the safer firefighter grant. i realized how lucky i was. we understand cuts must be made. let us cut with an scalple rather than an machete. we must work together now and into the future

the team who can replace us and wish to not turn the repeat there is no city had but also to improve them. they stay in the motoring world but move to the ice where russian racers dominated at the second stage of the speedway world championships in tell you over the weekend nick like retain top spot in the overall standings the spite finishing second on the night the winner of the stage to metry home it's of each closing the gap on the move or a leader to eleven points another russian woman of was third in an event speedsters excelled in sweet stephanie spence and was better than the rest of the foreign park but could only manage eighth place however not all the participants managed to complete the distance with crush is par for the course on the slippery surface. on to the n.b.a. hardwood now where milwaukee have given their playoff hopes of pushing the right direction rushing the los angeles clippers on home court one hundred two just seventy eight points carter still pheno leading the way with twenty six points including this effort from behind the are in the third quarter and put the books by for the argentine

cities today. someone filmed the militia on their motor bikes heading downtown. cameras hidden in the car. thousands were arrested and assaulted when iranians protested in 2009. there were scuffles on the street today as protestors tried to burn a government poster and attacked a man who tried to stop them. iran's main opposition leaders were confined to their houses today. the government determined to stop them joining the protest. by evening fires were burning in tehran. last month alone 67 people were executed in iran. hundreds arrested during the post election protest of 2009 remain in prison. but despite the dangers, egypt appears to have reignited iran's anti-government movement. >> sreenivasan: in washington, secretary of state hillary clinton put her support behind the protesters, and she called on the iranian regime to open up its political system. the upheaval in egypt also inspired rallies in other countries. thousands of people took to the streets of yemen for a fourth straight day of demonstrations. they marched in sanaa to demand political reforms and the resignation of their