. >> the exact same thing that happened to stella. >> stella the shitshu got into a new york elevatorgreat white great pyranees. the doors closed on stella's leash. >> thrown up to the top of the elevator car, and her harness snapped in half around her chest. luckily. and she fell right into my wife's arms. >> it was over in seconds and stella was fine. but drew learned this about the sensors that usually keep elevator doors from closing on something. >> apparently an inch or two gap at the bottom where the sensor doesn't capture anything. >> seems to vary from elevator to elevator. we sure didn't stop the doors on this one. millithe bulldog never had the fear of getting stuck because she had bat hips her owners built what they call a milli-vator sort of like a doggy dumb waiter. filo was wait down in the lobby when the doors opened and her owner learned she had survived. the moral of the story, pet owners beware, the elevator is not a dog's best friend. though stella the shitshu isn't afraid of. they and her owner can look back on it and still take a bad joke. >> stella? jeanne moos,

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we will begin with stella. how much does it cost? what's the battery replacement cost and who makes the batteries? >> i'll go backwards. we manufacture the battery with a chinese company called lechun. they are the leading manufacturing of batteries for apple iphones and ipads and motorola and samsung consumer electronics. it an extremely solid company with good lithium-ion technology. we manufacture that battery in tenghin, china. we have an application in the department of energy for a loan to allow us to move our battery manufacturing to the u.s. we have enhanced our application recently to include vehicle manufacturing in the u.s. in terms of the battery range, the battery range is up to 150 miles. we are just now in the beginning phases of our production launch. at launch, we have actually introduced a second propulsion system that with a somewhat smaller battery, 31 kilowatt hour battery to get up to 125 miles per charge. that will sell for $37,250. after the $7,500 u.s. tax credit, a consumer can buy an electric vehicle for le

. >> i'm drinking stella artoir and i'm voting for romney. >> i'm drinking smutty nose and i'm voting. >> i'm drinking bud light and i'm going for newt gingrich. >> i'm drinking dos equiis, and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a coors light and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a guinness and i'm voting for romney. >> i'm drinking a long trail and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a samuel adams cherry chocolate malt and i'm voting for ron paul. >> i'm drinking a sam adams with lagger, i'm voting for jon huntsman. i'm drinking a blue point optical illusion and i'm voting for ron paul. this is a pumpkin ale and i'm voting for newt gingrich. go newt. >> i'm drinking coors light and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a pabst blue ribbon and i'm voting for ron paul. >> i'm drinking a coors light and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking shipyard apple head and i'm voting for ron paul. >> i'm so mad at you right now, jared, because you got me wanting -- i want to run out of here and go get my stella right now and just down it. so there you are

. >> i'm drinking stella and i'm voting for romney. >> i'm drinking smutty nose and i'm voting for mittnking bud light and i'm voting for newt gingrich. >> i'm voting for newt gingrich. >> he's one of the most interesting people i know. >> i'm drinking a coors light and voting for governor romney. >> drinking a guinness and i'm voting for romney. >> drinking a -- and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i am drinking a samuel adams cherry chocolate and i'm voting for ron paul. >> i'm drinking a pilsner and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a sam adams winter lagger and i'm voting for jon huntsman. >> i'm drinking a blue point optical illusion and i'm voting for ron paul. >> this is a millie's tavern pumpkin ale and i'm vating foti newt gingrich. >> i'm drinking a bud light, playing pool and voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking a coors light and i'm voting for mitt romney. >> i'm drinking shipyard applehead and i'm voting for ron paul. >> i'm so mad at you right now, because you got me wanting -- i want to run out of here and get my stella right now and down it. there you are live

it was really what made the difference. >> reporter: and that was stella turkhill reporting. police say one of the people were treated and released. the other two are still in the hospital but they're expected to be okay. >>> a very happy start to the new year on wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] the markets shot up as soon as they opened. here's a look at the numbers. the dow jones is up, 179. s&p 500, up 20. and the nasdaq is up 44. >>> let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the stocks rallied on the first trading day of the new year. the dow jones industrial average jumped 200 points in the first minutes of trading on encouraging economic news. u.s. manufacturing grew in december as the fastest pace in six months. and construction spending hit its highest level since june. manufacturing in china and india, also picked up late last year. but analysts say they will likely drive the debt markets over the coming months. greece is warning it may have to leave the euro zone if it doesent find the bailout. >>> oil p

stella and dice, and -- it was snow and ice, and this time around it is rather bombing by comparison. >> -- is rather balmy. >> for more of a nation, go to wbaltv.com and click on live wire at the top of the home page. plus, we will have a complete wrap up of the iowa caucuses on 11 news tonight. >> the repo man is about to go calling on baltimore's housing authority. it's a -- the most dramatic collection of debt involving lead paint poisoning. >> this is what happens when you do not pay your debt. the people you'll come after your assets. what is so extraordinary here, the deadbeat is a government agency, and the assets are before by taxpayers. >> there are 21 vehicles on the list. trucks, vans, even the bobcats -- all owned by the baltimore housing authority, and about to be taken by the city share. kevin goldman is a lawyer retained to collect from the housing authority, more than $2 million, awarded in judgments to two people who claim they were led poisoned when they lived in the public housing as children. city leaders insist the city cannot afford to pay the judgment without a

though stella the shitshu isn't afraid of. they and her owner can look back on it and still take a bad joke. >> stella? jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> don't forget our coverage of the president's state-of-the-union address 8:00 p.m. eastern. that's when it starts. i'll be up on capitol hill. until then thanks very much for joining us. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues next on cnn. >>> good evening. i'm john king reporting live from capitol hill. tonight an election year state-of-the-union address from president obama in a house chamber whose republican speaker says the commander in chief is campaigning in a way that is, his words now, almost unamerican." two former house speakers help us frame tonight's stakes and an exclusive conversation with nancy pelosi. and i'll go one-on-one with her long-time nemesis former speaker now presidential candidate newt gingrich. plus a snomobiler's helmet cam captures the moment one of his buddies buried alive by an avalanche and then their frantic race to pull him ou

cheney so was secretary of state police arise stella now we would be fools and nice to ignore their purpose and their plan some countries are at the top of politicians list to attack verbal eat i am literally but how much do people really know about those faraway places. was governor it. was a president. you know the president of iran is now capital capital of iran do you know the capital city of iran. negative do you guys know what iran is oh yes yes yes what's the capital of iraq. was the president. the president you just look at the capital of the capital yes i do but if. you're asking me i can't tell you that either top secret. libya or. anything. is the president of iraq iran iraq all right you know his name. when it comes to picking a future for the you want choosing what comes next may be tough without the knowledge of what has gone on in the past and even the very present. party. anyhow past the hour here in moscow actually russia's ambassador to the u.n. . to his views on some of the most pivotal issues here and around the world but i'll be back with a recap about top stories and j

cheney so when secretary of state police arise stella now we would be fools and nice to ignore their purpose and their plan some countries are at the top of politicians list to attack her belief am literally but how much do people really know about those faraway places. yeah it was a president. you know the president of iran is no capital capital of iran do you know the capital city of iran. negative do you guys know what iran is oh yes yes yes what's the capital of iraq ok so was the president. president he just died but the capital of the capital yes i do but if you're asking me i can't tell you that either top secret i don't want is calling me. now live here it's. anything yes it. is the president of iraq iran iraq all right you know his name but a jet a giraffe or so when it comes to picking a future for the us choosing what. comes next maybe tough without the knowledge of what has gone on in the past and even the very present tense intrude into thirteen we are. all friends have today here on r t i'll be back with a mind of our top story shortly stayed with us. whether you dive f

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cheney so i can tell you kindly serai stella that we would be fools and nice to ignore their purpose and their plan some countries are at the top of politicians list to attack her believe i am literally but how much do people really know about those faraway places. was the president. the president of iran is no capital capital of iran do you know the capital city of iran. negative do you guys know what iran is oh yeah yes what's the capital of iraq. was the president. bush president he just died about the capital of the capital yes i do but if you're asking me i can't tell you that either top secret comes out always calling me. snow live here it's. anything. if the president of iraq iran iraq all right you know his name but a jet a giraffe or something when it comes to picking a future for the you was choosing what comes next may be tough without the knowledge of what has gone on in the past and even the very present it is this it should not be or. maybe they're just having an off day we'll get a sports ahead for moscow bit later this news of why english football team is the city's n

cheney so it was secretary of state police arise stella now we would be fools and nice to ignore their purpose and their plan some countries are at the top of politicians list to attack verbal eat i am literally but how much do people really know about those faraway places. with current. it's here on here was the president. you know the president of iran is now capital capital of iran do you know the capital city of iran. negative do you guys know what iran yes is yes. what's the capital of iraq here's. the president. who's president he just died but the capital of around the capital yes i do but if you're asking me i can't tell you that either top secret come on i don't know why it's gotten me. it's not libya it's pakistan anything he gets a. little something if the president of iraq iran iraq right all right you know his name but a jet a giraffe or something when it comes to picking a future for the you want choosing what comes next may be tough without the knowledge of what has gone on in the past and even the very present business it should not be or. well i can tell you top secret

governments are very bad telling people where to live and ultimately it doesn't work so i don't i styling stella was the idea and i think this country has some examples of that but i think what's interesting is if we're having this conversation say fifteen years ago we would say well there's a middle class in moscow and the world's now there's a visible middle class in many russian cities and not just moscow st petersburg you katherine bergen and so on and so forth so i think if if there were real jobs that exist for a professional middle class in other cities we would see some distribution but what's really interesting about what's happening here is there was an expectation of people would move to the suburbs where it became possible but hasn't happened instead people by their doctors are a second allow second home and they say keep their they keep living in the city and going to the doctor and that's a very distinctive russian pattern i think on the scale that happens here and you think this will this will sink for through for another couple of generations it all is certainly for at least one

terms of brokering a peace deal are so far from fruitless but israeli columnist gideon levy thinks stella be isn't really trying to avoid conflict. three years ago israel had the card blancher not only carte blanche the west had plowed this. and didn't say a word against the city but this time we are facing a new egypt and gaza ease in the backyard of egypt and i'm not sure that egypt will remain indifferent visa via another thing but having said this i'm not sure that this is enough to prevent an attack because unfortunately israeli politicians in general not always react in the most racial and logical way the current government of israel has no serious intention about serious dialogue with the palestinians maybe some photo opportunities but nothing more than this and the palestinian authority has just launched another proposal for israel to get back to the negotiation table they even gave up the precondition of freezing the settlements which is a minimum. condition and they suggest just symbolic release of one hundred palestinian prisoners to get back to negotiations table it would say

. >> that's stella mccartney. big on the fall one reys but they'll be popular for spring.re fun party dresses on "christina" and olivia. >> can anyone wear the polka dots or is it hip, trendy? >> anyone. it's iconic, classic, and i have three of the most lovely women to show you how to do it. >> bobbie, you've overdone the polka dot thing. >> i have not. >> a little too far. >> critics say that. >> no. absolutely not. >> okay. >> i think everybody can wear these with more polka dots. >> ebony is wearing not a little black dress but a little polka dot dress. >> a polka dotted dress. what i want to point out is you don't want to wear as many as i do, this is a great way -- >> probably too many. all a matter of personal taste. >> this is the way to go. we recently had michelle obama and even dolly parton on our show wearing the polka dotted dresses, right? >> sure. >> what i like about ebony's look is you can add a little personal style with a pop of color. her blue shoes are so fun. polka dolts with that classic black and white combo that can take on color really well. >> gr

like stella, they're looking to get their groove back. they've won three games in a row.eak in the season. their longest winning streak since dale hunter took over as head coach. mike green is finally back. the all-star defenseman missed 23 games. they need this guy and finally, mike green going to be back on the ice. he was plagued by injuries all season long. has not played since november 11th because of a strained groin. he also missed time with a sprained ankle. he's the best scoring defenseman in the nhl over the last few years and for this team to be successful, they need green playing and playing well. he is not expected to play heavy minutes tonight but just being back in game action is a step in the right direction. >> i'm just happy to be back, focused, preparing to do it tonight. >> you have to ease yourself in. i don't think i'll be jumping up all over the ice or what not. i think it is important to get my game back and it is better that i try to do it slowly rather than quickly. >> it is no secret he is one of the best in the league. he can change the game so

now, as stella turkhill reports, the grateful parents are thanking their heroes. >> i was slightly off the road, and sliding down the embankment. hit the water and the car rolled over onto its roof. >> reporter: roger anderson, his daughter mia, son baylor, were headed to the mountain to ski. but slid into the frigid and powerful logan river. >> within a second, it was just the sound of rushing water. >> reporter: roger says he was desperately reaching for his daughter. >> not being able to locate her, i decided the best thing was to get out of the car. >> but help was already on the way. >> there were half a dozen men standing on the banks of the river. >> reporter: this mountain of human strength did the unthinkable. flipped over a 4,000-pound car and freed the children into the arms of strangers. but it was touch-and-go for a while. the children had been submerged for at least two minutes. >> i just dropped to my knees, looked for breath out of his mouth. looked for any movement. >> reporter: but somehow, baylor, mia, and kenya, made it through, thanks to the good samaritans who put

after hearing what jim had to say i want to do something dangerous and stella personal story that is an anecdote that reinforces several things that chin said, coming from a different angle. 1982 i was studying in germany, spend four five month there in anticipation of my ph.d. examination. my group of friends were syrians and the jordanians. for a number of reasons that came about in part because i was interested in the near east and writing about near eastern, led the -- middle eastern issues. i was something of a pocket historian and i could talk to them about ottoman oppression in the syrian province of syria and the ottomans. here with a bid for being in touch with their history opened up personal channels. make this short because there were a lot of personal dimensions to this but over time and you will notice this is from the syrians. i will do one of the things my syrian buddies did. we were sitting in a german cafe sipping coffee and -- he put his hand up to his head like this and said austin, this is the way they keep us and he is talking about the facade --sassad regime. t

so, the question is what is the future how do you move forward to stellas manufacturing?n the one hand, productivity has grown enormously over time and that is part of the reason shared jobs. everyone recognizes that but it's also clear the forces james talks about where other countries have gotten smarter and faster and more competitive house also affected manufacturing so in particular in 2000 there were a number of very good economic research studies that simply say we have lost jobs by being less competitive and some other areas in the manufacturing sector in other parts of the world, so why is that a problem? because it is a good sector is also a problem because if you care about innovation, and i think all of us believe that a long run ideas, innovation, smart people are what's going to drive this economy. in order to innovate you also have to produce. you cannot imagine having the research and development in the century and not having the facilities that lets you produced a prototype. there's a reason they are located very close to the production facility to one ex

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stella ask a question about that a replacement cost. thing we are very proud upon of, in our partnership with the chinese firm, we have the industry-leading battery warranty, 10 years, 100,000 miles. we actually believe our batteries will outlast the vehicle. we have no plans to post a better replacement charts because we don't think consumers will ever need to. obviously, if the battery fails during the warranty period, we will do that. but we don't think the price of a replacement battery will ever be an issue. host: phil murtaugh is ceo of coda automotive that was began in 2009. prior to that he served as chairman and ceo of gm china, executive vice president of shanghai gm, directed asia operations for chrysler, a longtime in the automobile business. all of it focused in asia -- a lot of it focused in asia. guest: that's true. i left the u.s. in 1991, spent two years in japan, two years in england and roughly 16 years in china. host: are you fluent in mandarin? guest: i can get by in a taxicab, but only plumas in english. host: you

>> that's jayne on the big screen, beside bette midler in the movie "stella." >> she had pat robins realnterested for a while. >> acting skills, they would become, as you shall see, life or death crucial. but then we can't know the future, can we? not when life seems perfect and safe and strong. >> well, it's kind of like one of these fairy tale stories. >> or at least it was then. it was 1992, she was 25 and it was unexpected, unanticipated like some bizarre lottery of life. jayne was at a pay phone, in a washington, d.c., suburb. she just happened to lock eyes with a divorced art dealer named eduardo valseca. eduardo, who she would find out, was one of the nine children of jose garcia valseca, mexican newspaper baron who 50 years ago ruled a publishing empire. would be the equivalent in the united states of who? >> william randolph hearst. an article published in "newsweek" in 1950 said that he actually had a larger readership at that point in time than hearst did. >> that's when garcia valseca ran his papers from a luxury pullman train car, the one which decades later eduardo owned. t

host: let me get your thoughts on a tweet from stella. she writes, what exactly does it shrink? caller: that is very good. it is just that they move these jobs around and nobody ever ends up losing their jobs or nobody ever and the streamlining anything. they just keep treating agencies, keep creating agencies. i think the american public is sick of people wasting our tax money. host: i will, go ahead, joe. what do you think of the president's proposal? caller: i wonder if it is truly a great proposal. smaller government, the less freedom to have. bigger government, the more freedom to have. obama should point out that all of the money he spends is to help us out of the ditch that the bush administration's put us in. thank you. host: bloomington, ill. for republicans. go ahead. caller: it is really funny that he is doing this and everything. in my opinion, it is a ploy to get the republican vote. he can sit there and streamline these small programs and everything. but what about the programs that really need streamlining that are causing our big hulking government to eat away al

thanks to ray burton, doug and stella stamman hilliard who have been there for us since the very beginningeful for the people who lead our campaign in new hampshire. jim merrill. [cheers and applause] jason mcbride and tom rast. and a a special thanks out to the thousands of volunteers who have devoted countless hours to our cause. finally, we want to thank the people of new hampshire. [cheers and applause] they are the active part of this democratic process. the ones we met by knocking on doors, visiting towns and cities throughout this great state and who turned out to meet mitt and me at one of our many events. and now, guess what i want to do? [ laughter ] i want to introduce the man who we all believe should be the next president of the united states. mitt romney. [cheers and applause] ♪ [chanting mitt] [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you, new hampshire. tonight we made history! [cheers and applause] this state has always been a very special state for our family. i have made a home here. we filled it with great memories of our children and grandchildren. the gra

the panel will include the partner of work for solutions stellas texas and lloyd thar and president of the danville area chamber. good to have you guys here. we will wait until both presentations are over to start the q&a. so, it to handle your questions i'm going to kind of co-present with ms. larrea a veteran who's taught me a lot and very short amount of time. during her tenure, the system has received the prestigious theodore work force partnership awards from the national association of work force boards and alfred p. sloan business for excellence and workplace flexibility. so it's great to have you here. .. the foundation for success and the key ingredients for work for his engagement. and then will give you some examples of that. and they bring in its delightful talk a little bit about workforce solutions. just to give you a bit of a backdrop on the numbers, we have 10 fortune 500 companies in dallas, 16,000 employers. at that 8,000,003 citizens and about 612,000 in the workforce. long story short, our employment numbers are better than the nation by about 1.3%. our december num

awful that he has to go out of the race and we have to listen to these others, you know. 34 guest: stella writes if we can get -- fred, republican, good morning. caller: good morning libby. host: hi. caller: i think that the classical party labels need to be abolished. i don't think huntsman represents america. i don't think a lot of presidential candidates are representing america. i mean they're running as republicans and democrats, but really i think they're more running as part of an anti-american party. if there should be a party it should be called the american party. we need americans to run and represent america. i just don't think these classical party names are representing america. they're really just representing the 1%, and you know ruining america. so really we need some fresh faces, some fresh parties. possibly called the american party. we have americans running that represent the majority of the class. host: hundredsman was only pulling at about 5% in south carolina. his voters are most likely to wind up with mitt romney. if either gingritch or santorum makes a run, those

stella. one of my favorite movies ever. >> you have to do word association. >> yes, you do. your -- whatever we have to to next. this is in honor of the giants going to the super bowl, baby. >> all the way. already. let's learn to juggle. >> oh. >> lou johnson. lou is coming out. lou has been juggling since he's 6 years old. big lou i bet they call you. >> pretty much. yes. >> is it difficult to learn how to do this? >> you can actually learn in as little as two days, sometimes people have learned in as little as two minutes. >> how about in 30, 40 seconds? >> we're going to attempt a world record for myself. everyone, come on over. come on down. >> why do we have to come over there? >> right over here. >> do we need anything? >> a lot of people get stuck behind the screen at work. so we're going to sort of like unlock them, get them a chance to do something different. instead of using those, we have something like these. tah-dah. >> okay. there you go. >> for me? >> oh, good. >> easy. >> this is simple. >> da, da, da, da. >> of course you are. >> kathie lee, we're going to

doug and stella stamon. scott hilliard there for us from the very beginning.'re grateful to the people who lead our campaign in new hampshire. jim merrill. jason mcbride and tom wrath. and a special thanks out to the thousands of volunteers who have devoted countless hours to our cause. finally, we want to thank the people of new hampshire. they are the active part of this democratic process. the ones we met by knocking on door, visiting towns throughout this great state and who turned out to meet mitt and me at one of our many events. now, guess what i want to do? i want to introduce the man who we all believe should be the next president of the united states. mitt romney. [ applause ] >> tonight, we made history! this state has always been a very special place for our fami family. ann and i made a home here and filled it with memories of our children and grand children and it is one i will always remember. i have our five sons behind me and daughters in law and kids. they're behind us. great to have family here. tonight, we celebrate, tomorrow, we go back to