. >> reporter: we're out here at dulles airport where the ford motor company and the ford fund are going to be young drivers and their parents some of the dangers that await them behind the wheel. it's a free weekend driving clinic that's made to be fun but also instructive. this exercise showing young drivers what it's like to be impaired behind the wheel. a special pair of goggles doing the truck. >> i honestly can't see. i can see the cones but judging exactly where they are. >> that's it. your whole perception changes. >> mike spek is a driving instructor with ford. >> the reason we do this is the leading cause of death among teenagers in the united states is car crashes. >> reporter: this course helps point out the dangers of distracted >> your cell phone the culprit here. >> all that we're saying is look, you're on a straight road and somebody pulls out in front of you. now you actually have to drive the car. you have to maneuver, slow down, speed up. that's what this simulates. >> the ford motor company's fund has been doing this for 13 years now. >> our real drive is to make them

then there is the lincoln navigator, gullwing doors on this concept for the ford motor company's biggestpoke to mark fields about it. >> next-generation navigator next year. it won't have the gullwing doors. >> reporter: there are other supercars, nissan's gtr and audi's spider unveiled on the foxbusiness network. running counter to the rest, toyota. you are looking at a toyota prime previous, previous prime is the name. a plug-in hybrid, the first ever plug-in hybrid from the folks at toyota, this gets 20 miles to the gallon on a single charge when plugged in and the overall mpg and equivalent of 120 miles to the gallon. i am jeff locke. lauren: i appreciate the miles to the gallon on the last collar but our mouths dropped on those fancy suvs in the beginning. >> national football league owners adopted a new rule cracking down in conduct on the field approving a 1-year trial of a rule that would eject the player that draws two unsportsmanlike conduct from those categories including throwing a punch or kicking an opponent, taunting, using abusive or threatening language, gestures, unspor

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merchandise is included in the trade mark (ford motor company has been award add patton for an automatic kick stand. have to put their feet down when stopped. officials say an automatic stand could relieve the danger of an rider to keep from falling. ford plans to offer it at an affordable price. >> interesting week of weather shaping up. we have all of the extremes going on as we check in with collin. >> it's going to be the same ol' pattern, winds, rain, turning to snow. first we want to talk about lake tahoe f.you're out there or you know someone out there fyou're out there you're watching tvfrom a canoe. the waves could be two to four feet. here is is a weak front trying to make its way in but it will not. then chances come they remain for a week. 55 is the average. other number look healthy. carson city at 63, mild in tahoe with mid to low 50s. overnight on the way, lows around freezing. 65, 66 at silver springs. gorgeous day. the winds really help pump up the temperature coming in from the south. they're still was. more westerly in spots. 21 miles per hour sustained winds gust into

donald trump, who is now hitting ford motor company on outsourcing. everything is full circle. we'll see you in a minute. >>> good evening and welcome, and here we go again. this has been dubbed super tuesday 2 by some, how super it is may depend largely on your party preference and candidate preference. tonight, the state in which you live, just to set the scene, our first two orders of business tonight, 8:00 eastern time poll closing in mississippi, 9:00 in michigan, though most of michigan will close, the polls will close, we have four out lying counties that don't close until the central time zone, so

was the lincoln continental that is now coming out in production. -- what does lincoln mean for ford motoren you look at the auto industry, it is about 10% of the total industry, a third of the profits, so clearly luxury is grown the and we have ford business over the last five or seven years, when customers are ready to go and move to a lecture reviewable, we want to be there for them with a great brand that is differentiated and unique. know two thirds of your profits come from this country but you are growing like gangbusters in china. lincoln is a name a lot of the chinese are familiar with and you are investing $5 billion in lincoln. a lot of that investment is going towards opening up in china. how is the growth, there? mark: when you look at the chinese economy, it is getting off to a good start beginning in this year, the car market cooled off, last year, but we have seen some stabilization and growth the first couple of years of -- the first couple of months of this year. lincoln has done very well. we sold over 11,000 lincoln's, last year with just two models and less than 25 dea

>> i think it's so interesting to see the cross industry collaboration, like heinz ketchup and ford motors, these aren't really two companies i would think would work together in this way. as a chemist i think a lot about green chemistry, like you want all of the by-products of your chemical reactions to be used in further reactions, and that's kind of like how i think about it. but, this is really creative. >> and that's why you're dr. crystal dilworth. >> that's why i am ha ha ha! >> i think for me in the past my only ketchup and car interactions were when i spilled ketchup in my car. >> i think we've all been there. >> from the california coast all the way over to detroit, we've covered a lot of ground today guys, and covered some pretty interesting topics. so thanks for that. we'll have a lot more for you next time on techknow, we'll see you then. >> dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techknow. follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, instagram, google+ and more. >>> a massive manhunt is underway for the man caught on cctv. you're watchin

ford motor company has been awarded a patent for an automatic kickstand.... meaning, riders would never have to put their feet down when stopped. there's no confirmed date to launch the product, but ford "affordable" price. coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen.... we're kicking off march with money- saving tips that'll freeze you right in your tracks. farm markets. whenever we hear about ways to save time or money we're with you. and since today's the first day of march we're kicking has to offer, not to the options in the freezer aisle, getting going has never been easier. and if you haven't seen the new assortment of frozen single-portions or family-sized entrees, with cuisines from around the world, are you ever in for a treat. you know here in the test kitchen we love our vegetables, and since frozen ones are often fresher than fresh, we always keep an assortment of them on hand. and if you've got a sweet tooth, the freezer aisle has all kinds of dessert. from ready-to-bake ones to treats that we simply few frozen favorites. it's drizzled with b

ford and ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, general motors both investi lot in the bay area. at both companies have planned coming u >>> is sillicon valley become the new detroit? ford and general motors both investing a lot in the bay area. what both companies have planned. that's coming up today on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> roberta is talking to kcbs radio right now so we are going to talk about the weather. let's take a look at the doppler and see how we're doing out there right now. is that roberta over there? >> i'm here. >> okay. take it away. >> i was on kcbs radio updating everybody but we'll have scattered showers throughout the day today. a threat of a thunderstorm still exists. high 50s, 60s and boy, rain all weekend. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ >> deacon: what the hell? you're late. >> quinn: sorry. traffic. >> deacon: quinn, understand this -- this guy's doing me a favor because we used to be in the same meeting together. >> quinn: i didn't think you just palled around with a bunch of neurologists. look, i -- i appreciate it. >>

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ford motor's establishing itself newhe valley to invest in platforms.pany will operate out of palo alto, california and dearborn, michigan. boeing delivered a record 200 airplanes to china last year. they beat out there rival, airbus. only 28 worldwide bodies like 777's. bodiesedict more wide later this year. tracy: let's head over to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest on small caps. those gains outpacing were tracking those of the overall markets -- actually outpacing those. bigger than again we see in the large caps, not unusual to see a bit of a magnified move. i want to point out the movers we are seeing within the index. the telecom and fiber optics up 20%, those shares after the company's fourth-quarter earnings per share and revenue forecasts are coming in ahead of estimates. the gross margin also beating estimates, the stock was raised to buy as a result of that forecast. we are watching bojangles, the food company, the fast food after that company also coming up with earnings and a forecast. the ceo made some more negative, pessi

. >>> the ford motor company is in front of the fast changing auto industry. ford is creating a new subsidiary. it will be headquartered in palo alto. they will design, grow and invest. it will collaborate with start ups and tech companies and build new services on its own. general motors made a big announcement today. it will acquire cruise automation. they will help gm test and develop driverless cars. they will be a subsidiary of gm. gm reportedly paid $1 pillion for the company. >>> many gathered for nancy reagan's funeral. we report on the service filled with emotion and humor. >> reporter: song, scripture, reflections, family, friends, political figures and hollywood e lite and the nation say a final good-bye to nancy reagan. reading the late's president occupy words about his wife. >> a wonderful person to sit by the fire with or to ride with or just to be with. when the sun goes down and the stars come out. >> ronald and nancy reagan were defined by their love for each other. >> reporter: the former first lady, former advisory, james baker, reagan's dau

ford motor is also coming in better than estimated. we want to take a look at market share.rs have only been updated to january. gm still has the dominating market share of 18%. we will see what happens as a share of the total for february. you have ford overtaking toyota in terms of market share for the month of january. we will get a check once we get the updated numbers and see how it all plays out. we will head to the geneva motor show. rolls-royce is bullish on the global economy. the chief executive spoke with brian. he said despite some signs of economic weakness, there is plenty to be upbeat about. >> it is not doom and gloom. right, but you also see year-by-year, a remarkable amount of people coming into the market. our prognosis is is is probably an area between 3% and 5%, which is remarkable. there is enough potential in the market and the future even if some markets might alter or would have problems. we will see markets still blooming. the united states is still in good shape and europe is coming back. it is not that the whole world is falling apart. youre world

. >> ford motor tore company is offering the option to police departments and government agencies all protection per door. it is capable of stopping rounds from hand guns to shot guns even ar high powered rifles. the same with this stuff. although if you went to this company they would armor your personal vehicle. it is all about protecting the safety of the officers on the street. >> the time now is about 15 minutes through the top of the hour. the border with the plan to get illegals working for progress. >> a new controversy is working for starbucks right now. they have a full paged ad. is it a way to get political? your e-mails are pouring in. we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers wher

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reporter: ford motor company offering ballistic door panels as an option on new vehicles.ernment agencies around the world, they added eight pounds of armor piercingprotection per door , ballistic great ceramic tile within arabic backing. it's capable of stopping rounds from shotguns, even high-powered rifles. ford and specify how much this new armor will cost but it's not available to the general public so you wouldn't be able to buy it for yourself anyway. you can only up armor your car, there are shops that can do that if you think you need it. jon: it's unfortunate that costume. thanks rick. abby: coming up next in new hour of happening now, federal agents but a drug ring between mexico and california. seizing 3000 pounds of marijuana and traffickers operating a massive the panel that connected our restaurant in california with a house in mexico. an incredible rescue in california. sheriffdeputies save a woman in a car that burst into flames after colliding with a truck . >>> jon: we'll be back with our second hour in one hour. >> still in your yellow. jon: that's righ

workers at the ford motor company's willow run plant in michigan in the 1940s. today the automaker held a luncheon at the library of congress to honor these women as part of women's history month. like the image of rosie, they broke gender barriers, playing a significant role in making munitions during the war. >>> spring is officially here, but that doesn't mean flu season is over. the centers for disease control says there's still widespread flu activity in 40 states. flu season tushlly peaks in this year it's still surging and could linger well into april. experts say there's still time to get vaccinated. >>> a big night for young man from our area as he takes his singing and songwriting talents to the battleground of the tv show "the voice." we catch up with him before his appearance. >>> and a baseball game to wraup up an storic triphi what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology is combined with caring for the wor

. >> ford motor company has created a new subsidiary in silicon valley devoted to transportation technologymart technology will design new mobility services car sharing and ride sharing program. the subsidiary will build new services on its own and collaborate with startups and tech companies. ford smart mobile unit will be headquartered in palo alto. the tech company manufactures self driving software and independent subsidiary of gm. analysts say that gm appears interested in integrating the technology into its manufacturing process. >>> remember that baby pig that was running wild in delores park in san francisco earlier this week. ktvu tara moriarty tell us there is no word on where she came from or who she belongs to. >> when we caught her, she would have been under where that vehicle is now. >> this man was trying to catch her. >> she put up a fuss. >> an abandon the piglet was on the loose. >> firefighters and construction workers and businessman pitched into help. >> he was on his cell phone and he said i will be late i am chasing a pig. >> reporter: eventually the ten pound pot bel

donald trump, who is now hitting ford motor company on outsourcing. everything is full circle. we'll see you in a minute. >>> good evening and welcome, and here we go again. this has been dubbed super tuesday 2 by some, how super it is may depend largely on your party preference and candidate preference. tonight, the state in which you live, just to set the scene, our first two orders of business tonight, 8:00 eastern time poll closing in mississippi, 9:00 in michigan, though most of michigan will close, the polls will close, we have four out lying counties that don't close until the central time zone, so we're going to hold the call of the state as a whole. and we will be here for all of it. >> because then it rolls into idaho and hawaii. >> so far away. >> we had a very difficult negotiation with our employer here about the need to cite so we could be there at the end. >> we volunteered. >> sensitive subject around here. alas, we're here in new york city. obviously the polls say that donald trump is ahead and hillary clinton is ahead. but there are different dynamics that wor

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the transportation and logistics unicorn many investors consider more valuable than ford motor company and fedex. it is valued at $62.5 billion. it has expanded to ride-sharing. a class action lawsuit over the classification of drivers instead of contractors is ongoing. i am pleased to have travis at this table for the first time. this is fast company innovation. a year ago, $50 billion, a legion of enemies how you plan to keep the magic going admitted you love uber. people seem to love uber. what makes it? travis: well, we didn't realize it, but it is hard to get around. i think a lot of people either get used to waiting for a bus, used to driving a car usually or used to not being able to go somewhere when they want to. it could even be like, you want to get a restaurant and don't know how you are going to get back. this is about safe, reliable transportation. no matter where you are in the world. charlie: how did you start it? was with my cofounder and we were in paris m we could not get a taxi. anybody who has been out late in paris knows it's very likely you will be walking back t

ever since we have gotten fire engines from ford motor company and they have sponsored a number of exciting things including this book talk. i would also like to welcome the c-span audience who is filming tonight and we always appreciate when they come out and help the publicize these events. they're popular in their popular on c-span as well. we have a very special guest tonight. an old friend to mount vernon in the story of george washington. we have ed l'engle who is the editor-in-chief. this is one of the most extraordinary projects of the 20th and 24th century to copy entrance drive all of the documents from george washington it's an extraordinary collective work that's been going on since 1968. the mount vernon ladies association have been partial funders since that project since the beginning. the recent past we have renewed our partnership and i would like to thank our partnership with the paper as well as other family papers. two fully encompass the scope of what they're doing, they change the project from the george washington papers project to the washington papers project. we ar

he said he'd bring manufacturing back by making ford motor company come back to michigan.se things are not only tie rannical, they're impossible. you can't do them. if you were doing them, we wouldn't be living in america anymore. you don't dictate where and how businesses conduct their businesses from the oval office. >> it is amazing how much latitude a president has on trade, though, which is a totally separate issue but more than many people might think. >>> speaking of presidents, the president of the united states right now, barack obama, has been asked whether he feels responsible for the donald trump rhetoric and the rhetoric out there on the gop side as some have alleged. here's how he responded to that question today. >> i have been blamed by republicans for a lot of things, but being blamed for their primaries and who they're selecting for their party is novel. >> he's sort of laughing there. >> he's so restrained in saying that. he wants to lol, laugh out loud, at such a ridiculous charge honestly. what i think is going to -- i mean he is -- the president has b

. >> mien while, ford motor company is offering ballistic door panelspw is offering on ca. they offered -- they say it's capable to stopping rounds from shotguns, high-powered rifles even. they wouldn't specify the cost, but it's not available to the general public. only too police departments and government agencies. this kind of stuff, heather, you could purchase on your own from different shops. but right now the nypd is hoping it will help save officers' lives. 60 of them in the pilot program. >> can't put a price on a life. rick leventhal, thanks. >>> one elderly man refusing to go down without a fight. during an apparent home invasion, the incredible details. stay tuned to for this story, it is up next. >> when he said, hand it over, i seshg said, i'm not handing anything over. get the hell out of here. when the gun was pushed away, i punched him. that's not smart. that's dumb. who u are a heart attack can happen without warning. if you've had a heart attack, a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another one. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspir

it's going to be an evolution, and a lot of it is already here but companies like ford motor company,cities as our customer. to the extent that in the coming decade you'll have two-thirds of the world's population living in city centers and figuring out how you'll move people and goods will be really crucial to the functioning of those -- those regions, and so we can try to figure out systems that include cars, trucks, utility vehicles but also expand and include multi-modal so people will be making decisions about do i drive, take a train, went a bike so we'll journey plan for them. >> part of this march towards self-driving vehicles is the greater activity that we're seeing right now. that's a big plus and can be a big minus as i understand as some of the most common complaints that there's a failure with some sort of, you know, computer system in the car. how is that impacting what ford does in terms of, you know, having to deal with these problems, if they are, and is it easy to correct since they are -- they could be over the airwaves corrections? >> yeah, so we actually have a s

ford motor company, as you may know, has just announced it's about to move another plant for michiganmexico. donald trump's made a big deal out of that by saying, you know, if he's elected he'll stop that. we've really been terribly devastated in michigan and in the upper midwest and increasingly across the country by jobs moving out of america, many to mexico. that's in exhibit a. but the clintons rammed that nafta in my opinion -- you were there. so you have your own view of that. but the pressure was very intense to accept that package, and it was based on promises that we would have a balance of trade, that we wouldn't be this many years down the road and be upside down by a trillion dollars. but part of that money that's gone is money we need to put water pipes in flint, other places around the country, help kids go to college, lots of other things. >> senator don riegle, thank you very much for joining us tonight on the eve of the michigan primary. really appreciate it. >> thank you. i think tomorrow should be interesting. >> okay. coming up, we have joy reid joining us next fro

called transportation and logistics unicorn many private investors consider more valuable than ford motor company or fed ex. $2.65 billion value. it expanded into ride sharing. a class action lawsuit over the classification of drivers as contractors instead of employees is ongoing. the company is also facing stiff competition and opposition from some of its drivers who have been been subjected to a recent price drop in major cities. pleased to have travis at this . people seem to love uber. >> beam either get used to waiting for a bus, used to driving a car, usually, or used to not being able to go somewhere when they want to. it could be like, hey, you want to go to a restaurant but you don't know how you're going to get back because you've had a glass of wine or two. this is about safe, reliable transportation. no matter where you are in the world, it's five minutes away. >> rose: how did you start it? it was with -- i was with my co-founder in paris and couldn't get a taxy. anyone who's been to paris knows you are very likely to be walk, and we just wanted to push a button and get a ri

and ever since we've gotten the fire engines from ford motor company, and they sponsored a number ofing things including this book talk. i also like to welcome the c-span audience is coming tonight and we always a push when they come out and help to publicize these great events. they are popular and department on c-span as well. now, we have a very special guest tonight, an old friend to mount vernon and the story of washington. we have tried one who is the editor in chief of the washington papers at charleston. this this is one of the most extraordinary scholarly projects of the 20th and 21st centuries. the copy transcribed and all of the correspondence of george washington in a professional manner meant to stand the test of time. it's use by all historians are right on the era. it's an extraordinary collective work of scholarship has been going on since 1968 at the mount vernon ladies association have been funders and partial funders of the project since its beginning. the recent past we have renewed our partnership. i'd like to think our friendship with washington papers to help t

. >> the last time ford motor company is here to stay in the united states.terms of contributing to economic development here in the u.s. we invested over $10 billion since 2011 at our facilities. we hired a 25,000 people. hire another 8,500 folks. it's important for us to be successful in our home market and we love what we do the economy. >> reporter: have you reached out the donald trump to say look you don't understand where we're coming from. >> originally i sent a letter to mr. trump when he originally started talking about us and i lay out the facts for him and that's the extent of the communication. >> reporter: any hint that this perhaps delays what you might do in the future as far as expanding in mexico >> we're always going to invest where it makes sense for the business. >> reporter: we'll leave it at that. let's talk about the navigator concept. the gull winning door. makes a lot of sense with the steps to go up into that. in your mind any chance we could see something like this dome market >> this particular vehicle, this is what we call the na

general motors is rising in sympathy and ford shares are indicated up about 2% right now. d will put out sales and about 30 minutes a we will get you those numbers. john: our editor in chief sat down with jamie dimon, chairman and ceo of j.p. morgan chase. he joins us now. thank you very much for joining us. why jamie dimon? thee wanted to get one of most influential people on wall street to talk to is and we wanted to do it as a q&a so there was no filter between us. it was an all access interview. john: what did you talk to him about? >> the future of finance with competition and where does he feel vulnerable. one of the things we took away from the conversation was him saying we are either going to compete or partner which is what they have done recently. i read about the startups and the regulation they get. what did he have to say about that? >> he said anything systemic will eventually be regulated like a bank. he said i have been regulated my whole life or it i thought that was a hilarious way of looking at it because he is used to this conversation. he said if you l

coming up ford and general motors investing money in the bay area. ,,,,,,,,,,,, francisco today. it happened just before 6 a. in china >>> police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a man in san francisco today just before 6 a.m. in chinatown at broadway and powell. witnesses say the victim was hit by a white van with no back windows. police hope surveillance cameras might have caught the van. we checked with at least a dozen businesses in the area and didn't have any luck. anyone with information is asked to call the san francisco police department tip line. >>> if you want to be innovative go where it lives. ford has announced plans for a sillicon valley subsidiary called ford smart mobility. the company will be based in palo alto and work on car sharing and ride hailing services. ford has already tested dozens of services including a van pool in kansas city and car sharing in london with guaranteed parking. general motors looking at a new transportation option in the bay area. the detroit automaker bought a small software company that's been testing driverless cars o

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a president can't summon ford motor to come back and there many different ways of doing that and it's just kind of appalling the ignorance of the people that are out there rallying and jumping. i think sometimes i think these people are just going to these rallies, many of them to see what kind of a side show there is. many of them probably have no intention of voting for him. i certainly hope not. our country needs serious people. >> can you ask you who you are supporting? >> actually i haven't decided yet. that republican is going to be independent. i mean even though i am or was or may be a republican, when i see the democrats, their discussions are so much more sane and civil. these trump rallies are like going to a circus. >> we got your point. >> a couple of things. i try not to defy ronald reagan. he was a very impressive man and iran contra was a bad and dark moment. if you look at how he handled it, there was a model there. he fired the people in his administration and they worked very, very closely and openly and honestly with the committee and looked into it. he dealt with

today we'll hear from ford, general motors, fiat chrysler. sales numbers, economists say lower prices at the pump are fueling sales for trucks and suvs. while february is typically the slowest month of the year for auto sales, analysts are fraftding 17.7 million units sold. that would be the highest for the month since 2000 according to auto shopping site edmonds.com. second, pricing. with many anticipating we're in near peak auto sales t raising concern pricing will come under pressure, forcing dealers to raise incentives to secure sales. a third thing to watch, auto stocks. the sector is already under pressure. if the report shows the slightest disappointment, we could seize investors hit the brakes. >> even good news has been bad news for these stocks. not much of a lift. landon, thank you. now to today's top trending stories. we've got a few good ones today. starting with this one that you mentioned. you didn't sound excited though. mcdonald's introducing happy meals that double as virtual reality headsets. the boxes can be folded to hold

ford motor company saw 20% gain, fiat, increase 5% and nissan sales were up 11%. >>> a west chester county mayor had to change the locks after an intruder but it is city council members accused of breaking in. >> feels like watergate and feels wrong. >> the mayor talking about two friday night intruders discovered at the closed city planning office. 8 weeks into the job north of the bronx just fired the planning commissioner here and ordered an inventory for the paper work on troubled federal projects two men left themselves in after hours before that could happen. >>> there are federal documents that are confidential, we want to make sure none of those got away from us. >>> a police report indicates where marcus griffith and andre hall, not arrested but locked were changed and staff said it looks to them as if someone was rummaging through the files. >>> it is like a violation you know just like if someone ran up on you and took something from you, it violates your rights. >>> the area which they had access to unauthorized con teened federal documents checks, a lot of different sensitive

fiat with, ford, general motors, all those stocks moving higher.ourse, it is super tuesday, and they say all politics is local, right? so we wanted to bring in the leaders of major metropolises in super tuesday states to tell us what their constituents want to hear. dallas mayor michael rawlings and lansing, michigan, mayor virg g bernero. right off the bat we need to get to the issues, gentlemen, and i'm like to start with mayor rawlings. texas is a key state here. it's extremely focused right now, but all you hear are lots of insults flying back and forth. what's the most important thing to your state? >> well, i'll tell you, really what citizens want to hear is how is this going to benefit me. you know, half of the population of the united states is 30,000 citizens and up. so the urban areas are critical and as well they are here in texas. it's about infrastructure, it's about water, it's about policing, it's about home values, it's about job creation. those are the things that are, ultimately, important at the local level. liz: sure. >> enough

he was on the board of directors at ford motor company. he went to the chrysler corporation. how are you faring on $24,000 in year? there has to be a minimal amount of living income. if you had a value added tax system with a minimum living wage, you could easily compensate a tax form. we are going on to jerry in illinois. tell us about yourself. caller: i own my own business. i've been very successful. i do earn enough money that i am out of the middle class. the thing that bothers me as much as anything when it comes the government is doing things and why it's theyng the middle class is have a system of taxation which is horribly unfair. pay farorations often more taxes than small business owners pay. i am talking about actual money. taxral electric paid less than i paid personally. taxed at a corporation rate. factorse so many other that they throw in. that's written for by the large corporations. host: on to twitter. some major news was made it concerning the minimum wage. california is moving the minimum wage to $15 an hour. they have struck a deal to raise the statewide

it talking to mark fields the ceo yesterday of ford motor company.d constan tina steps. beautiful luxurious interior with the new navigator. i asked is this available, and mark said yes, it will be available in the future. of course it will be contented more for the consumer of the marketplace. >> nice. >> all right. we have a couple more for you guys. all right, here we go. we'll talk about the genesis. this is a new york concept. actually called the new york and this is a classic sports sedan. four doors. it's a concept and a glimpse at what the future of what genesis will look like, a long hood on it. beautiful 21 inch interior with the lcd screen in there. just stunning from the team at hyundai. we'll close it out with the mazda mx 5 rf. mazda is known for sporty cars, this is the best selling mazda miata of all time. retractable hard top on it. here's what's unique. that hard top will slide behind the two front seats. is over the weekend, when you want to play golf, you can put your golf clubs easily into the rear of that mazda miata. so lots of

one of the issues that she's talked about and others have talked about, ford motor company for instanceu don't suffer from manipulation which has gone on for a long time. the japanese and others have used that as a tool to be competitive in the world, and, you know, we just -- we can't do that any more. we got to have ve enforceable rs that level the playing field as much as you can in the modern world in which all countries come to this competition with very many differences in basic way that they operate. >> congressman, it's a bit of a depressing thought but in some ways do you believe that we overidolize the post-world war ii period from a manufacturing perspective, all the comparisons we tend to make you could get a good job and put your kids through school and buy a home and those are all true things and they were great. there's a school of thought that largely happened because the rest of the world's manufacturing capacity was wiped out, germany rebuilt itself, japan had to rebuild itself. we were the only manufacturer of scale and therefore had pricing power and wage power and a

general motors, ford and honda are among those making a splash the emergency braking system will includeradar and lasers to detect potential crisis. the devices warn drivers to slow down before breaking down dramatically at the driver cannot react quickly enough that the pledge expected to be announced later today at a news conference. lauren: citigroup launching a new program to attract millennial spirit according to "the wall street journal" the company offers an option for some workers to take a year off to pursue charitable work. the program targets in kenya analyst during that year. the analyst can to learn 60% of their normal salary. citigroup offering employees the opportunity to participate in the forward program in kenya or or they would work on microcredit initiatives. lauren: southside shoes. the headline attraction for a list of products and to yesterday. just like marty mcfly, as soon as you step into this pair, the shoe like that than all you have to do is press the plus button on the side of the shoe. the speaker uses a tiny motor who helps tighten my says. when you press

. >> donald trump saying i'm going implement 35% tariffs on any ford motor vehicle made in mexico.hear that. >> right. they do, but they were going to pay more for cars. he's got to work out something with the unions. here's the other thing -- they say if he's with 40% of the delegates, he should move on. if he gets between 30, he should get the nomination. between 35 and 40%, they ask why this is contested. that's why there is rules for a contested convention. we'd have something to do rather than just a coronation. >> sure. ted cruz -- and of course, there's some suggestion that -- at the 11th hour, somebody would come in at the last minute scoop -- like a mitt romney type, ted cruz said yesterday that simply is a pipe dream. that's not going to happen. >> well, a lot of people aren't ruling it out. mom has not necessarily ruled it out either. >> a lot going on. >>> erin andrews just awarded big bucks. >>> do you need a better night's rest? heather does. who's got the gadget to make it happen including a cool pillow? heather, is that what she does? >> get some rest. avo: when laq

the group that makes up 99% of the market includes ford and general motors. puppy reunited with his family after being lost at sea for five weeks. the german sheppard fell off a fishing boat. he was discovered on a beach along the island by the navy on tuesday. everybody go awe. all at once. there we go. pack to you. >> tell him to rollover and sit or something may do that too. >> might, you never know. >> sue, herrera. is it time to break up the big banks? it's not a new question but sit back in the news as shareholders of citigroup and jp morgan will vote on a proposal next month put forth by a public activist. he is with a financial watchdog group and joins us live today from d.c. and also mike mayo who is live in new york. gentlemen it's good to see you. why jp morgan and citi, why should they break up? >> they're too big to manage. the banks arithmetic of assets minus liabilities. which is bigger than the share value which i think means even the shareholders a agree that these banks are worth more in parts. >> is he right? >> he is half right and half wr

even ford and general motors can be a tepid buy. yellen cited housing as an area to do better. kb homes rallied after the monster announcement last week. especially the amazing west coast holdings. how can they stay independent now that yellen doesn't want to crush housing. i'm so used to hearing the fed wants to cool housing but there is a shortage of new homes rent is out of control. yellen knows it punches above its weight. you have winners, winners and more. the fed chief decided not to behave like a general from vietnam who wants to destroy the village to save it. yellen wants it to prosper. she wants more jobs, higher paying jobs, wants people to do well. she won't take away the punch bowl before the party gets started. what's not to like? georgia in florida? >> caller: hi, cramer. i bought nxp semiconductor last summer. ever since it's gone down. what do you see for the future of the stock? >> buy more. nxpi had a good quarter, not great. people think it's tied up with apple payments but i don't care. did you see where the broad com has gone? where ivago goes, i think bo