holiday because arbor day looks forward, devoted to the happiness and prosperity of the future. so it was an optimistic way of looking at the world. so the other person i like to include is a liza sycamore was an amazing victorian author, a foreign correspondent, traveled widely and in 1885 her brother was assigned to yokohama as a u.s. consul. so she to visit him just in time for the japanese cherry blossom festival. which she had never seen. remember, america doesn't have japanese ornamental cheers except for the rare want at a place like the arnold arboretum. just give an idea of how she felt about cherry trees, i'll read you a bit of what she had to write. in the april sunshine, better still by moonlight, and best of all by the poets pale. light of dawn, the blooming cherry tree is the most ideally, wonderfully beautiful tree that nature has to show, and it's short-lived glory makes the enjoyment more keen and poignant. so having experienced the bliss of cherry trees and the festivals, she returned to washington and the proposed that washington beautify a very raw stretch of

friday we are in ann arbor michigan where kevin davis will discuss the growing use of neural science in criminal defense cases. then a stop in rhinebeck new york where former deputy chief of staff to president obama will discuss her experiences in the white house. wrapping up the week, on saturday, book tv will be live at the virginia festival of the book in charlottesville. coverage includes a panel discussion on nuclear war with authors and a discussion on the media moderated by april ryan and featuring senior editor mark fisher. former cnn bureau chief frank says no. that's a look at some of the programs we will be covering. many are open to the public. look for them to air in the future on tv on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> biochemist sylvia tara discusses her book the secret life of fat which looks at the history and science behind body fat. through her research, she argues there are some aspects of fat th

david westin: it is near ann arbor, where they built the be 24 bombers.dent is on schedule, maybe even ahead of schedule. he will shortly be meeting with a roundtable of automotive examples. we know mark fields will be here. we know surge of marchionne will be here. also some labor up visit us. he will be talking about the epa regulations in the late -- regulations. in the late stages of the obama administration they pushed through the decision not to change those, and the president thinking we will push and take another look at it. vonnie: when it comes to the standards, david, it does sound like a one-sided crowd. with her and -- will there be anyone arguing against getting that of those standards or rolling any back? david: i would not count on anyone voting against it. what they did say is they will take a fresh look at them. this will not be deciding what the standards are. also at this point, the issue is a has a different effect on different car companies -- it is -- has a different effect on different car covers. rolling back on some of the compan

war and the restoration plan focused on the exterior, how can we put the right fences in, but the arbor on the front of the .ouse when it came to the interior, it had been and it -- then a museum -- been a museum. we wanted to open the house into a standard four room house. there are four exterior doors. two fireplaces. we have good reason to think it is approximately in the original configuration. >> the reason it is important to save land like this is because it is american history. the place, these are the places where america was created and defined. the battlefields, whether you are talking about the declaration of independence, the constitution, the emancipation proclamation, documents that were huge in american history, yet useless unless they are ratified by winning wars. what these places do, what these pieces of ground do is, they teach american public about how to become better citizens because it teaches about history. these are where the great things happened. i personally believe that humans crave a sense of place. they want to be there. they want to be in authentic places

stopped in chicago, and a plane carrying basketball players was blown around on the runway in ann arbor. no one was injured. looking atha remember you were standing next to a tree in maryland, and how humongous these things are. >> and, the force with it falling down with that strong wind. it's amazing no one was hurt. >> we were in virginia last week and really strong winds in michigan, arctic air will come barreling in our area. tomorrow will be a really windy day in the afternoon and it will turn much colder outside for the weekend. enjoy the last few hours of springlike weather. we have a big cold snap coming this way by the time we get to late tomorrow. 69 tomorrow and breezy and nice outside but this cold front with the dividing line and the colors in the mid-atlantic, the deep purple colors, there is arctic air that will be a good surge of cold air for the weekend and probably the coldest air over one month. it will come and ride along the arctic cold front that will pass through tomorrow morning and it will be springlike today. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, there wil

how could we remove these doors them -- dormers put the arbor on , the front of the house, restore the doghouse. when it came to the interior, we acquired the house and it was a museum for eight decades. we need we had to remove the museum cases. once we did that, we opened up the house into what it likely was at the time. a standard four-room house. there are two different fireplaces here. we have good reason to think, very good reason to think that it is in approximately the original configuration. >> the reason it is important to save parts of land like we have here is because it is american history. these other places where america was created and defined. this is who we are. the battlefields, whether you are talking about the declaration of independence, the united states constitution, the emancipation proclamation, documents that were huge in american history are useless unless they are ratified by winning wars. what these places do, what these pieces of ground do is, they teach american public about how to become better citizens. because it teaches them about their history. thes

it happened:00 this afternoon willow run airport about 0 minutes east of and arbor michigan. after attempting to take off in high wind they decided to can set trip. when i pilot tried toy brake the plane slid off the run way. the plane was banged up and for the from thely no one was hurt. the team since made alternate travel plans and hope to get to d.c. tomorrow morning. >> okay. good thing everybody is okay. >> very good thing. >> still to come the cia is in all out damage control tonight following one of the worst data breachs in history. wiki leaks bomb shell had people wondering how much their devices are llistening to them an how you can protest your privacy from smart devices. >> and if you think parking in d.c. is a wait until what you hear some >> some somebody could be listening to them it details how they can nook smart phones and tvs bad news for the cia but good information to help protect your privacy. how to keep your device from eavesdropping. >> we're surrounded by technology that can listen in. your phone has a microphone. you can monitor its usage though in

the treeplanting is part of the city of arbor week celebration. the mayor says the tree will serve as a reminder of her impact on the community.>>> efforts to prevent another deadly tragedy like the warehouse fire, a plea for safety from a fire whose sons died in the fire. >>> also, there is a fight in san francisco over a marijuana dispensary plan and it is heating up. there are new concerns for children in the proposed neighborhood. >>> the morning. 280 traffic is going along well if you are driving to the area, there are no major problems.>>> low clouds blanket most of the day area. the temperatures came down yesterday and they are not budgeting too much. >>> welcome back. it is 4:44. we are planning on a round of layoffs. they will cut 270 jobs to reduce cost. this calls for 200 layoffs in november. they went public in 2014 but the stock has plunged after a recall of a drone and increasing competition. the stock went up 11% after trading following the announcement of layoffs. >>> tesla plans to raise more than $1 billion. they want to expand t

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there was a woman in ann arbor, michigan, who wrote me a letter that will go on -- i would not have aombstone, but if i would have a tombstone, it would go there. she said, oprah, watching you be yourself every day makes me want to be more of myself, and i don't know of anything better than that, so i am most proud of -- just yesterday, i went to see -- and in a bathroom, a woman says, you know, i have watched you all these years, and you did so much for me. i used to hear people say i love you and watch your show, and about 10 years in, i would stop people and say, so tell me what is it that moved you? why do you love the show? this woman said to me just yesterday, you helped me to be more of myself. david: being oprah, is it hard to go to the bathroom in these public places? [laughter] is in that kind of challenging at times? oprah: as a matter of fact, it was, because there was another lady talking to me because she thought i did not do enough for mrs. clinton. she came out of the stall, a woman said leave oprah alone. she is just trying to pee! [laughter] [applause] oprah: and she

. >> tried to take off yesterday in high wind, near ann arbor, but avoided at the last minute and slid off the runway, the plane apparently did sustain a lot of damage. the coach said team members have few bumps and bruises but no serious injuries. >> close call for two fire fighters west palm beach florida. shows the moment a blast of fire and smoke hit them, as they tried to end area burning home on monday. we are told even though the two were hurt, the pair went back inside the house to finish the job, they ended up rescuing the residents who fortunately were not injured. >> the dangers of hand sanitizers for kids. many come in pretty colors and some even smell like candy which can be tempting for young children, in fact, new report from the cdc shows 97% of young children expose today alcohol based hand sanitizers ingest them. ingestion can cause serious health effect for young children, including alcohol poisoning, expert say, hands sanitizers should only be used with adult supervision. >> this young man stole the limelight at an event in london today. queen elizabeth was unveilin

team's plane tried to take off yesterday in high wind near ann arbor but avoided take i have in the lastutes and slid off runway. plane sustained damage. wolverines coach says team members have a few bumps and bruces but no serious injuries >> everybody is safe, and everybody, you know, we have a few people banged up, a few cuts, a few bruces but other than that everybody is healthy >> team plays fighting illinois in the big 10 torn ment to day at noon in washington d.c. >>> a pair of good smart tans are called angels after rescuing an elderly woman from on coming train. moment was captured by a cell phone camera. the 89 year-old woman was crossing train trackness saddle brooke, new jersey yesterday when barriers came down around her. >> yes,. >> two passerby pulled her to safety as train came barreling pennsylvania her, just in the nick of time. an ambulance was called but woman refused treatment. >> incredible. >> speaking of incredible, it was scary sight on a highway in ohio as strong wind knocked a huge truck on the side. >> tractor trailer tip over, this happened in northwest, ohio

. >>> yesterday's event also celebrated arbor day. the city marked the occasion by planting trees dedicated to community leaders. >>> it is 4:56 right now. a program that provides meals to seniors could take a huge hit under president trump's new budget proposal. >> reporter: a teen shot on highway 101 in san jose, the latest on the search for the suspect. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, march 17. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside. take a look at the conditions this morning. a live look at the bay bridge on the left. and 580 in dublin you can see all the headlights, that's your typical bay area traffic at this hour as we celebrate st. patrick's day! everyone is dressed in green -- most of us. [ laughter ] >> sorry, ro. >> would you believe i forgot? >> no. >> i don't believe it. >> no. [ laughter ] >> cinco de mayo kind of girl. i -- actually i was just focused today on "hamilton." i'm going

it happened yesterday near ann arbor, coach said his team kept his cool. >> the student athlete, the student, staff, conducted themselves incredibly. we were off that plane. going down those shoots, going up on the wings getting out of there in a minute, it seems like everybody got off that plane. >> no one was injured, team plays illinois in the big 10 tornment to day at noon in washington d.c. >>> time right now 4:44. >> lets get a check of the forecast with lauren. yesterday was a bit windy but felt nice, mild. >> really nice day, got the dogs out to the park yesterday , they were enjoying the conditions, sunshine, mild temperatures and we're waking up to another mild morning. 53 degrees in philadelphia. in the 50's in the lehigh valley, berks county, same thing down shore with the temperatures in the 40's and 50's. maintaining a breeze. that will be the trend through the day-to-day. wind speed elevated to 15 to 20 miles an hour. we will see locally higher gusts. storm scan three showing us quiet conditions for now. we will get another nice round of sunshine in store for today but

from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, we take you to san francisco to ann arbor to london.ere are the top stories we are following three u.s. employers added an estimated 235,000 jobs in february. what comes after the interest rate increase next week. republican governor rick snyder of michigan joined us on his take on the jobs report. plus, oil is falling for a fifth straight day. crude trading below $49 a givesnd global commodity us their outlook. let's

we're in ann arbor, on the campus of the university of michigan.d transit, not great, but it is tough to park, it is expensive to park, you don't always need a car. this kind of supplements that. >> go ahead. >> is this scaffolding for an inevitable autonomous future where your consumer web service will help people book anna ton must car? >> it seems all roads are leading to autonomous and gm is part of that as well. if that's the case, maybe at some point in the future you want your maven, instead of picking it up, it comes to you but you drive it. in the rideshare scenario, maybe it comes to you and it drives you. the sky is the limit, but right now we're focused on port ability. >> to be clear, at this point all of your cars, you have to drive them. the last thing i want to get to is the new announcement you will rent me the car for the month, insurance, a bit of gas and a parking space for a car for a month for how much? >> you get a volt for $1,100 or a tahoe for $1,500. we give you -- >> and it doesn't have five star -- >> it is a safe car, i

. >> each year for arbor day san francisco plants what it calls a signature tree. >> and reverend fong phrased that beautifully. i've seen many events with him a great guy so nice to see that >> absolutely. >> "world news tonight" is coming up next. >>> tonight, breaking news. no proof, and still, the white house fires back. after senate leaders reveal they have found no indication, no evidence of president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him. our correspondent asks "does the president stand by his claim?" the white house shoots back. >>> defending the budget. massive increases in defense, and homeland security. and dramatic cuts elsewhere. the white house asked about after school programs, meals on wheels, the environment and on climate change -- they say, we're not spending money on that anymore. >>> the escape as mt. etna erupts. tourists burned by lava, pelted by rocks. the camera crew rolling on everything. >>> still digging out tonight and yet a new storm brewing. the new track hitting just before the weekend

another school day comes to an end in ypsilanti, michigan, right outside ann arbor.n pick a book in this barbershop. if they read to the barber, they get more than a haircut, they get a reward themselves. $2 for reading. dad loves the hair cut, but the reading even more. jamal, with his glasses and soon his batman cape. >> you think batman reads a lot? yeah, i think he does, too. >> i wave to the people along the track from my locomotive. shiny and black. >> that's right. >> reporter: jamal's mother, courtney. >> he's like, i'm going to have to read to the barber? >> reporter: he gets the hair cut and the barber gets a story. and little batman gives that cape back and gets his $2. >> i think it's helping people learn their vocabulary, get better grades in school. >> reporter: and get ready for cayden brown, just 3. handed his book, "stormy night." afterward, he pays the barber. >> you read, so -- that's yours. >> oh, thank you. >> you're welcome! >> reporter: they come smiling, end up reading. alex fuller owns the barbershop. >> it just took off. it's been great and

we caught up with the gm ceo in michigan near ann arbor. >> what would happen is we would not be ableustomers the choice we give them today. they choose if they will purchase in -- an suv or vehicle. we are full range and continuing to invest in the bolt, 238 miles, we talked about it in the past and it is doing well. the chevrolet volt is doing well pit we are making the investments -- well. and we're making the investments, but in the end it is consumer choice. there is more change happening right now then has happened in the last 50 years. when you look at legislation five years ago, before there was sharing, or before we were talking about autonomous, to be data driven and look at the right standards, how can we improve the environment in the most effective way, that makes the most sense. it is what we agreed on in 2012. caroline: and that was the ceo of gm, mary barra. that does it for "bloomberg technology." this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: staunch liberals defeat the anti-immigrant party. we are live in the hague. central banks decide. the u.s. height rate -- hikes rates. japan does

the tree planting is also part of the city's arbor week celebrations. the mayor said that tree will be a beautiful reminder of rose pack's impact on the community. >>> the lost sea lion is safe and sound this morning after making it to a canal in vacaville this week. we've been watching him. this is video from skyfox. he exam toward the delta. and they nicknamed him leisure since he was first spotted in a calvert on tuesday. you see him sliding along the water and disappeared in a drainage pipe and rescue crews were worried that he would get stuck. but yesterday afternoon, the sea lion was back to open water and the rescue efforts were called off. he made it over the rock and even caught some fish on the way back out to the bay. >>> last night foreman vice president joe biden was honored for his commitment in increasing cancer research. he hopes that the doctors that have cancer a little more time. >> how many times have you heard your patient say to you, doc i know you cannot cure me. but can you might have me one more month. i want to see her married,

even though you may use your browser and the anonymous mode, your chrome or your apple safari browser arborcourt again all. people get a false sense when they use anonymous software. people need to understand that everything that they do is going to be subject to storage and analysis and it will be resold for marketing purposes. >> internet service providers were lobbying hard for this. they said it was unfair. talk to me about why this does not apply to google and facebook pearson ask google and facebook, are different. they do not supply the internet stream. so, they are not bound by the same rules. many argue that they should be that they are not. they have been collecting your information on a regular basis. and mashing it up for advertising and marketing purposes. verizon and at&t and those companies that provide the actual internet service have been subject to different sets of rules. and they said, this is unfair. that google and facebook are allowed to take advantage from a marketing point of view as a revenue stream that we cannot get a hold of. so this reversal of the obama regula

on saturday, for arbor day, get out and plant trees, volunteer, help clean up. 68 degrees from 9:00 to 1:00. going to see the temperatures warming up. also on saturday, the blossom festival in saratoga. a mix of sun and clouds. partly cloudy skies. a great weekend for getting out there. but also some rain chances. we'll talk about that. as we head over to mike, starting with a motorcycle crash. >> just got word of a motorcycle crash near poplar. no major injuries. chp will get us know. really concerned when we hear about a motorcycle down. this has been a problem for 45 minutes. shy of 242. a lot more traffic toward the wall creek interchange. upper east shore freeway not bad. and the south bay, slowest drive for highway 87. pretty standard slowdown. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. the queen mary ocean liner that docked in southern california could be in, dream danger. the reason the famed ship could collapse. >>> a look at a sliver of donald trump's taxes show he pays a lot. we'll take a look coming up day 55. >>> scott, you've been talking about the fact that wall street

this, eastbound towards areas like waldorf, clinton, lake arbor in the next few minutes. maryland,clinton, high temperature going up tonight, not cold it all again theing, then back to sunshine. tomorrow, 63, going to did it -- be a bit of a gusty, breezy day, feeling a bit of a difference thursday into friday, going from 63 to 47 in northern maryland is where we could see some snow friday morning. i wanted to show you the temperatures for friday morning starting out at 39, above freezing. many locations with all of this warm, road temperature should be just fine. for the weekend, the events going on, and how i think they will fare. on the highways -- julie: on the highways, out of germantown, you're not alone. coming from 109 towards the split, look for that to be a 45 minute commute southbound. headedout of randy wind, commute from shortcut road. again, heavy volume on and off out of waldorf this morning. northbound i-95 headed up courthouse road, we have been watching emergency response vehicles headed northbound. reports of a crash just before more -- just before the

david westin caught up with the gm chair and ceo mary barra in arbor, andear ann ask what she thoughthe review. iswhat would really happen we would not be able to give customers the choice we give them today. will buy anif they suv, a small car, or an electric vehicle. we are full range. we continue to invest in the chevrolet volt ev, 200 30 miles. we are proud of it. the chevrolet volt and it's a second generation is doing very well, so we are making the investments, but at the end it is consumer choice. you and i have talked about it in the past. happeningore change now in the industry than in the last 50 years. legislation, before sharing, before we were talking about economist the way we talk about it now, so take a pause, be data-driven come and look at how we can improve the environment in the most effective way makes sense. it is what we all agreed to in 2012. caroline: that was gm chair and ceo mary barra. arewhile, uber drivers fighting for benefits, and the question keeps rising -- arising, do the drivers work for the ride hailing app. are uber drivers contractors are full-t

two arbor riss reports -- arborists reports say if one of them should break off someone could be hurt or killed. >> it's a heavy handed knee jerk reaction that most cities have. it's risk management. >> the neighbors say their beloved oak is a heritage tree and that the reports don't recommends removal. they advise relocating the nearby play structures, pruning, and adding support to the tree. and adding a fence warning the public to stay back. >> are you optimistic the public is being heard on this. >>. >> i know they're being heard. yeah. >> online a petition was started and got more than 300 supportersment. >> we've kept ourselves to the neighborhood. if we reach out across the city i'm sure we could get thousands of signatures. >> the park district is in a difficult spot. if someone is hurt now it could be negligence. they're looking for solutions that would limit liability without inciting the public to revolt. >> when you consider it was around before the declaration of independence was signed, are you just going to cut it down? >> not without a fight anyway. kpix 5. >> the park

the tree planting is part of  the city's arbor week celebration.e will serve as a beautiful reminder of her impact on the community. >>> more controversy surrounding the plans of a medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco. anti-marijuana groups are angry. they say that the city recently proved the application for the dispensary noriega street. and it is on the same street as a church that runs a sunday school for children. >> everybody is against it. we don't want anything do with it. >> it is a three dispense recognize are a danger to children. there have been no significant issues for 25 years. >> under law, the dispensary cannot be within a thousand feet of a school or daycare. and it does not apply to a church. only daycare centers that are part of the san francisco unified school district. >>> former stockton mayor silva is now out of jail. coming up what he had to say about the charges against him and the people he met behind bars. >>> and the best time to go fly this summer. we'll let you know a key indict avoid and which day -- date to

we have about 800 people working in our headquarters here in ann arbor. 400 of them including our contractorsare working in technology or working in analytics around all of the data getting created on this platform. that's certainly a big part of the story. at the same time our franchisees are making great pizzas. that's ultimately what keeps people coming back. >> in the many times we have talked to each other you talked about the advantage you have over the smaller regional and the mom and pops. this one seemed to b a different one. you took some share from the big guys. i was on the papa john call and they were talking about 8% decline. i see your ads all of the time in the nfl. were you hurt by the nfl's declining rates? >> no. we clearly were not. ratings may have been off a little bit. clearly we had a terrific fourth quarter. i will tell you, i mean we did take share from, you know, from the category overall and maybe a little bit more of it came from the larger players, but if you look back over the course of the last five years or so, probably 80% of kind of the gains we have had hav

the way i see you guys going, yeah, it's possible everybody regroups and the spring recess and then arboray. i don't know. i'm beginning to wonder do we get around to the tax cuts? and then it happens in a mid tern year. donald trump was saying we could lose our majority in the house? >> which is what will happen if we don't do what we said we would do. i say let's pass every aspect of obamacare repeal. throw whatever else you want in there. at least let's repeal obamacare. that's what we promised and what is necessary to do to bring down the cost of healthcare. put the american people back in charge of their own healthcare decisions rather than made by bureaucrats in washington. >> neil: real quick on the gorsuch hearings. many blacked out by the news media because of what happened in london today. how she that go something what is the likelihood this will be an up our down vote? >> i don't know what pressure he'll receive. we'll confirm judge gorsuch and with goo reason. this is a judge who has an absolutely outstanding nearly flawless record of judicial service. the arguments raised ag

president donald trump reviewing fuel efficiency rules for new cars and trucks in a speech near ann arbor, michigan, today. the president plans to roll back what he says y regulati regulations. the president also discussed his plan to renegotiate the north american free trade agreement. he says he wants companies to buy from america and hire americans. >>> we've got a closer look now at those evaluations. rules set under the obama administration aimed at making vehicles more fuel efficient and cars and trucks today get on average 25 miles to the gallon, but epa rules would bump that number up to 36 miles per gallon by 2025. an epa study found the change would increase average sticker price by about $875, but ultimately customers would save nearly double when you factor in the fuel costs. with the new administration in place, now they've taken advantage of a rule allowing a mid-term evaluation for model years 2022 to 2025. the epa and the department of transportation will now evaluate wh realistic. >>> the ncaa tournament under way. tomorrow maryland and virginia play their first round gam

this happening 15 minutes from their campus in ann arbor. a spokesperson said the plane sustained extensive damage. they slammed on the brakes. the team was on the way to washington, d.c. for the big ten basketball tournament on thursday. they evacuated the plane and made other travel arrangements. >>> in west marin, the sun was shining brightly but storm-related problems continue. >>> a new slide along sir francis drake boulevard along the area of fairfax. wayne friedman has been watching the causes and effects. he joins us now live. >> reporter: we're still watching it now, larry. this is not good news for residents. take a look behind me at the big piece of heavy equipment behind the bicyclist is trying to work on this hill. the problem is there are power lines above that piece of equipment. the power lines are still juiced up. pg and e won't turn them off until midnight. their hands are tied in terms of getting this taken care of. in terms of the collateral damage, leon hits a golf shock. this may strike you as a strange way to begin a r

he worked for npr as a photographer, of the arbor for, covering both the national -- a videographer,overing both national and international news. he won several emmys, he was a 2011 white house photographer of the year. he was one of the first multimedia journalists to receive and edward r. murrow award. on behalf of us all here today, thank you, david gilkey, for your award-winning legacy, your courage, and are lasting body of work. -- york lasting body of work. [applause] >> thank you. the first amendment service award honors nationals in local or network news that work in an off air management and largely behind-the-scenes capacity. to present a nice first amendment service award, please welcome the vice president from abc news, warrants frau -- prau.'s brow -- robin s [applause] robin: good evening, everyone. is a very stressful time of four journalists, as we are all aware and have been talking about tonight. but looking back on the 30 years of steve jones's career in abc news, mostly in radio, there have been very few years without again challenges to the work we do and to the

now, bloomberg's david westin caught up with the gm chair and ceo mary barra in michigan, near ann arborasked what she thought about the review. mary what really would happen is : we would not be able to give customers the choice we give them today. i mean they choose if they will , buy an suv, a small car, or an electric vehicle. we are full range. we are continuing to invest in the chevrolet volt ev. we are proud of it. mary: it is doing well. the chevrolet volt in its second generation is doing well. so we are making the investments, but at the end it is consumer choice. that is why i think it is so important. you and i have talked about it in the past. there is more change happening now in the industry than in the last 50 years. when you look at this legislation that was done five years ago before sharing, before we even were talking about autonomous the way we talk about it now, so take a pause, be data-driven, and look at how we can improve the environment in the most effective way come i think, makes the sense. it is what we all agreed to in 2012. caroline: that was gm chair and c