. >> but the ceo of audi takes issue with the name of the car. he has filed a lawsuit because for years, it has meant off-road at audi. >> we put a lot of energy into establishing the brand. it is logical that we test that in a court of law. >> mercedes is not interested in fuel economy right now. it prefers money, and that is easiest to make with luxury and sports cars. instead of electric motors, it is marketing deceptive power packs like this with its 360- break hp kick. cars like that also boost the company's sometimes static image. >> an automobile remains an emotional product, and keeping these emotions running at high levels is a recipe for success. agree that 2013 will be a difficult year, but the optimists among them say the worst will be over by next year. >> runcie will go through on aggregate. finally, the golden gate bridge is without doubt san francisco's most famous landmark and draws thousands of tourists every year. >> but right now, another bridge in the city is stealing the limelight. for decades, the san francisco/oakland bay

the red audi flew high into the air and smashed into that house, becoming lodged in the living room windowgency crews had to pry the trapped driver from the car. he did suffer serious head injuries. the car looks like a total loss. >> yeah, i would say. >>> speaking of cars, how about a wild nascar finish in california? in the final lap yesterday, denny hamlin and the number 11 car and number 22, joey logano were battling for the lead, logano hits the wall and hamlin wound up slamming into an infield wall. he was removed from the car and eventually flown to a hospital. his team says looel be all right. afterwards, tony stewart got into a pushing match with logano before teammates pulled them apart. >>> and now some hoops featuring miami and the madness. highlights now from espn. >>> and a good monday morning to everyone. i'm matt barrie. the miami heat trying to keep the streak alive. going for 26 in a row. doing it without dwyane wade against the 16-win bobcats. i'm guessing things were going to be okay. in fact, it was a personal highlight show for lebron james. he had the good stuff aga

of the shorts or in ephemeral phenomenon but the audi which needs to live and breathe the fresh air is another thing she's. i don't want to say that no one can do i believe everybody can. they just don't want to because the body feels cold. because it feels cold people try to protect themselves in a physical way. believe that the cause of all human disease was people's own delicate nature because of the fact that they had removed themselves from nature and that the only way to return to the right way of life was to reject the trappings of civilization including clothes. called war is full of life it is natural. definitely helps the body generate heat inside. not to heat their clothes. it's heat that comes from the body. of the cold received mess of exposure before the soviet union collapsed and soon after his death thousands across the country followed the must as example walking out in the cold wearing just underwear and pouring cold water over themselves. is not a typical ivanoff is an entrepreneur a former high ranking official and his wife is a successful fashion designer they have

apparently the description under this video is that this is an 8-year-old girl driving this audi. now, i watched this whole five-plus minutes of video. looking for something to be fake. and i think this is every bit of real. at one point you see a man's hand from the passenger seat reach over and guide the steering wheel. this is snowy, icy roads. and there's cars that are coming in the opposite direction. it's not on any kind of closed road. someone did a pretty good job, i have to say. at the end of the video, they do the old switcheroo. she hops out of the car with a big smile on her face. >> she is tiny. when she gets out, you see just how young she is. >> this is so irresponsible, it's disgusting. >> it's too easy to say she did fine, no one got hurt, but you can't take that chance. other drivers out there on the road. >>> walky the puppy had a little problem. >> aw, what happened? >> she would walk on her wrists, so to speak. see how a few short weeks turned it all around. >> what? how did that happen? >>> and transform your normal shoe goo a slip-on. >> so you never have to

former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina, xavier becerra and audie cornish. welcome to all of you.t to start with you, george will. you heard what john boehner said, taking a very hard line on any new revenues, even if entitlement reform is offered. how do they break this stalemate, especially after the so-called "charm offensive? >> first, any charm offensive, labeled as a charm offense ive tleesh loses some of its charm. this week, while the charm offensive was going on, two budgets were produced. in which, patrick murray, the chairman, who produced this, said medicare, medicaid, obama care and social security, the drivers of our fiscal crisis, no to a dime will be touched. ryan said that it's so-called austerity, federal spending will grow, 3.4% over the next decade. his radical idea is that, in 2024, senior citizens will shop for health care, imagine that? you have two budgets that don't have the slightest chance of passing. ryan's budget hasn't a prayer of a chance of passing the senate. because it depends on the repeal of obama care. so, what we need is some more elections. >

audi brand is also in demand competing neck and neck with b.m.w. for the luxury business. last year volkswagon sold over 9 million vehicles worldwide. >> 2012 was a challenging year for car makers. the debt crisis in europe took its toll but we are a reliable anchor. >> they plan to build at least 10 new factories and most of them in china. the c.e.o. plans to outsell general motors and toyota and become the world's biggest automaker in five years time. >> let's head over to the frankfurt stock exchange. the auto industry numbers had to have gone down, haven't they? >> they did go down pretty well, but the outlook did not especially because of v.w. they said that the sales will grow this year. but profits may even go down which means that car prices will go down. v.w. seems to plan high rebates. this is something that investors do not like. they are down by a little more than 1%. >> all right. what other news is moving the markets today? >> investors are waiting for new unemployment numbers to come from the u.s. these numbers are pretty well. the number of people calling f

anymore - the cts is caddy's latest competitor against smaller luxury cars from mercedes, bmw and audi. "we're up 32% year-over-year, up two points in market share, and have a new product in the cts coming." so far, the u.s. is in a rebound year for the auto industry. consumers here are finding features in basic models upgraded to draw in buyers. "automakers are trying to put in features in base models as they can. we're seeing more base models with bluetooth than ever before." car sales in europe, however, are at their lowest point in more than 20 years. in its latest move to win back customers, discounts are returning to jc penney. the strategy is to raise prices on its private brands - st. john's bay, jcp, stafford and arizona - then slash the prices. in a statement to reuters, a spokeswoman says the pricetags on merchandise are being changed this month and should be done in the next few weeks. the retailer lost customers last year after ceo ron johnson said such discounts cheapen the brand. mark zuckerberg is delving further into politics. the wall street journal is reporting the f

audi.and siemens have their base of operations here while munich is one of the world's major economic centers all contributing to an annual income of almost half a trillion euro a major factor which sticks in the craw of the variance is how about wealth is distributed throughout the federal states they're sick of paying for poor berlin it hands over around three billion euros a year to the capital what impact would an independent bavaria have upon the daily lives of those living and working there to find out i've come here to the beautiful bavarian countryside to speak through a very keen on independence. yossef farm produces bio gas suffered he diversified from dairy you know generates electricity from local homes definitely a case of where there's muck there's money but it's where his tax cash goes that's concerning him more than the smell. we're completely on represented in germany on our own we would be a good size european state all we are now are the financier's of berlin and others a

european commission or barroso they're expected to discuss the crisis in cyprus with the russian of the audi's and this is happening after prime minister dmitry medvedev had some really strong words to say about the whole situation but so far the e.u. together with the cyprus parliament have unfortunately acted like a bull in a china shop i think all possible mistakes which could have been made in this situation have been made the prime minister didn't stop there he also compared the approach with which european union officials are ready to deal with bribing bank accounts to how soviet authorities dealt with the money of soviet citizens meaning expropriation of private property now the cypriot finance minister is also in moscow on wednesday he met with his russian counterpart and also with the first deputy prime minister there is speculation that cyprus is asking russia for a loan the finance minister said that no official offer has been made straightforward he stressed he's not leaving the russian capital until an agreement is reached and now all this is happening despite angela merkel being

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once the audi finally stopped, the female driver and two passengers are now in custody.icopter footage from knbc-tv showed two lapd officers and one chp officer tackling the female driver in south los angeles about an hour after the chase began friday. the vehicle blew out a tire after being hit by a patrol car. the driver and two passengers are in custody. the vehicle flew through stop signs and signals around vehicles and pedestrians who ran to get >> pam: the raging wildfire in riverside county is now 40 percent contained. the wildfire started yesterday, damaged a home and cut power to about 2,000 residents in the area. up. no injuries were reported. >> pam: lawyers for the colorado shooting suspect have indicated that their client might plead not guilty by reason of insanity. court documents were made public today -- that said james holmes' attorneys want portions of the state's insanity defense laws unconstitutional. they say not knowing if prosecutors will seek the death penalty impacts what type of plea to enter. holmes' arriagnment is on march 12th. veno eighth \

. >> rick: i'm in an audi a-8.'ve been looking for the car at that have weather information and they've got a thing called audi connect, 3-g technology and 4-g coming in the audi a-3 pretty soon. but shreveport, louisiana, good morning, you are 68, 60 degrees, you've got rain showers, today you're going to have thunderstorms in the morning, by the evening just looking at cloudy skies tomorrow, thunderstorms in the forecast all day on monday, you're talking about partly cloudy skies by the afternoon, and take a look at this, big showers moving on in. i love this. get all of this weather information here and that's your shreveport map. take a look at the other maps and you can see we're watching severe weather today across parts of the south. areas of texas and oklahoma and kansas, could see a tornado or two and tomorrow for your easter forecast, the same system pulls off to the east and i don't think we'll be looking at severe weather, but showers and thunderstorms, across the areas of southeast and mid atlantic and

. >> audi raceman and skating sensation dorothy hamil. >> skaters look though it's dancing but it's opposite. >> don't count out disney's vendah coleman. there is also lisa vanderpump and the bachelor, sean lowe. >> we have a huge spotlight on us. >> only one can take home the trophy. see how they do in their debut tonight on abc. brandy hicks abc news, los angeles. >> and look out for alley raceman. athletes seem to do well. >> what about he kelly pickler? you're thinking maybe not? >> i'm thinking no. >> all right. up next parking in san francisco could be getting hard gler a popular neighborhood. >> if you're looking for parking in san francisco and many people are in a couple years polk street could be the last place you want to look. we'll explain coming up live. >> coming up at 5:00 new guidelines for how often women should get a mammogram. when is it okay to skip a year? how much leaders are willing to give up in order to bring a super bowl to 49ers new stadium. all of that is coming up at 5:00. days of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair tra

they are not driving a mercedes, they are not driving audis. if the price of beef goes up, you cannot say that people are buying chicken -- it would be hamburger, but if you cannot afford to have meat in your diet, that is not a substitution you can make, either bid this substitution effect, even with the full ssi benefit, is scrimping on one basic living expenses to cover the other. a tragically common thing with my clients is that they become efficient with how to manage the household budget so that you do not have any utility shutoffs, you stick your gas bill to pay your elector, and then pay your gas bill next month but you don't pay your elector. you have to not paid for 60 full days, and if that is the policy, that is the substitution you are seeing. skipping no, takin -- skipping a meal. that needs to be not neglected in the composition about a switch to chained cpi. what is important to put that in perspective is what that breaks down to on at a daily and weekly basis. i did some very light math on the weekend and i found that $520, tha

inside, weaving through downtown traffic over friday lunch hour with the patrol car finally foursed the audi. the trio begin to run but cops caught up arresting all three of them. isn't that usually the way it ends. you would think they would know this by now. >> gregg: you would. they never get away. >> speaking of folks that never get away with it, let's talk about washington. not everybody is buying it and they are not sweating the arrival of the automatic spending cuts while politicians in washington have been sounding the alarm over economic doom and gloom, wall street is barely noticing it because you may have noticed the stock market closed near it's record high. what is the deal? what does it mean to average americans? joining me is scott gam author of "help save my dollars now." hysteria is endemic in washington, d.c. and if anybody understands that it's wall street. they can smell manure a mile away and they are not buying it? >> they are not buying it and washington lost the power to move the markets. banks are doing a lot better than they were four years ago. if we think back in

i am audi 5,000. >> jimmy: he's older, he's not up on the lingo.te part about today was when the pope left the vatican, he left in a helicopter, just like the bachelor. [ laughter ] did you know the pope is a helicopter pilot? for real. he has a helicopter pilot's license. but never got a driver's license. he can fly a helicopter, but he can't drive a car. just like jesus before him. just before he flew away, the pope sent one final official tweet. he wrote thank you for your love and support, may you always experience the joy that comes from putting christ at the center of your lives. and then after that, when he was not pope, he sent a bunch of unofficial tweets to mark his post-pope era. rather than read those to you myself, we thought it would be fun to send a camera to the farmers market on fairfax. a lot of senior citizens hang out there. so we thought it would be more fun to have them read what we told them were tweets from the newly retired pope. s >> i'm totally freaking out. >> got offered "the bachelor." should i do it? >> can't decide,

this is where all of the auto manufacturing is for -- that's coming from audi, from bmw, nissan.where the factories are. i have gone to see it myself. yeah, that's really true. over the last 30 odd years the rails have become what i can only call a slap happy oligopoly. this is an industry where it actually makes sense to have only a handful of operators, because if you're going to compete you need to build out your own track. it's nuts to think we should have lots of different railroads running parallel to each other. whatever happened to pennsylvania railway to reading? it was competitive. we don't like that. ever since the railroads were deregulated in 1980 we had massive consolidation. by 1997 we had just nine class one railroads. and this consolidation allows them to cut locomotive stocks by 30% over the period, shrinking their network size by 40%, reducing the work forces by an astounding 60%. you know what? doesn't take a lot of people to run a train. in 1997 the rails were leaner and meaner than ever and ever since then the industry has only consolidated even further. in

are -- they're unique because they own luxury car segment so i think the gamblers and the bmws and audis do fine. i think toyota will do tremendously well. i would be a seller on those because they are going to be much more expensive than japan and japan takes longer term time frame. >> everybody talks about the euro. everybody talks about the yen. i wanted to talk to mr. lewis as well about the currency that not a lot of people are talking about that he likes to trade. the peso. says mexico has all of the right characteristics in his words. and, paul, i guess, look, they have a stable -- a good government in joe's words. they have low inflation. their interest rates are low. what do you think about that? >> also have a border with the u.s. >> that was also a central point that joe made. >> 100% right. i can dell you that from a flow perspective, we see 12% of the flow, all major investors are still going to mexico. any dip, they buy. 100% right. >> the overall equity mart in the united states. on wards and upwards. a lot of good things happening in the united states. he likes the housin

the female driver and two passengers in the blue audi were wanted in connection with a burglary., everybody jumped out and started running. they were all caught within a few minutes after a short foot chase. >>> tonight, some party goers in san francisco are encouraging a little old fashioned face-to-face interaction, part of the celebration in the national day of unplugging. hundreds are expected to attend the technology-free party at broadway studios in san francisco's north beach. the free party includes a cell phone check-in station, board games, live music, and arts and crafts. it all starts at 7:00 tonight. >>> federal communications commission says it may consider reviewing a recent law that prohibits consumers from unlocking their mobile phones. the ban, which went into effect in january, prompted outraged consumers to petition the white house. the practice of unlocking phones was common among customers who wanted to switch carriers. you can still buy unlocked phones, but they tend to cost a lot more than those locked into a carrier's plan. >>> part of a space drama unfol

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we'll explain how this audi wound up wedged inside a window. >>> live look outside. look at that.e skies out there, live from candlestick point this morning. more news ahead. 6:35. >>> 6:38. new video this morning. a driver crashing his car through the window of a home in england. police believe the driver veered off the road, launched over two parked cars and then crashed into the home. the driver was trapped inside the car with critical injuries. he is now in the hospital. a couple and their young daughter were asleep in the home at the time, but were not hurt. >> wow, let's hope that guy is okay. what a way to wake up there. >> a bus driver in china is being hail aid hero for keeping his passengers safe after a light post smashed through the windshield. >>> this is amazing individuvid well. surveillance camera shows the bus smashing through the window, knocking the driver out of his seat. the driver managed to keep his leg on the steering wheel and guides that bus to a stop. the impact actually ruptured the driver's spleen. yet he was able to do that. he said he was just acting

towards the end he accused the president of selling jeep to china and then ten minutes later he buys an audiby a german company. then he says he loves the country, he wants to serve. it kills him he can't serve the nation but now he's going back to private he can quequity. he's a con man. >> and he's just odd. the fact he's coming out when the republicans are say, no, please, never talk again. and then going to work for your son. how odd is it to give your dad a job? i find the whole thing very odd, and i don't really know what he's getting out of it. what mitt romney wants. does he want a public role of some kind? i'm not sure. going back and working for private equity, which is not the most popular form of business doesn't seem to be the way to get a future role for yourself. i don't get it. i don't get the whole romney family. >> maybe he's giving new meaning to the phrase, you did build that. >> indeed. >> angela rye and joy reid, thank you so much. >>> coming up, a little more than two months since sandy hook, and the nra could be winning the day. stay with us. >> you will remember i to

today he told husband awis audi. >> it's not con zer tives excluding anybody. if anybody's being excluded, it is the conservatives. and yet these guys are coming along, these establishment guys, and trying to act like whatever this party has become they haven't been running it. if they lose elections and they blame everybody else. they're running the party. we're not. safe to say? i mean, they're getting the nominees they want and they're losing and somehow it's our fault for being exclusive? we're not excluding anybody. >> joan, last question. who lost the election the last time, people on the radio like rush, the far right? >> i think they make a really great team. i mean, rush limbaugh definitely helped lose that election. he turned off women. he was despicable in what he said about sandra fluke. but mitt romney talked about the 47%. they may not like each other but they are working together to alienate most of the american people. and that's what happened. >> joan, thank you for being with us. joen walsh in san francisco. the city hall right behind her ther

a company rents audi exclusively. then you have imagine lifestyles and others lending ferraris, aston martins. wa do you think, joe? >> expensive. >> the silver car audis are about $75 a day. porsches from hertz, about $300 a day. not bad if you want to impress somebody. 6/and the enterprise bentley, close to $1,000. not bad if you want to show it off for one day. you get the okay from your finance department before you do this, that would away word to the wise. >> you know who would use that was that guy that was dating what's her face and was acting like he was rich. >> oh, right, rafael and -- >> those who people love to hate. ann hathaway. >> all right. let's get to this. the legalization of marijuana and colorado and washington is leading to a new industry. fortunes roger parloff writes the magazine's latest cover story talking to entrepreneurs saying, yes, we cannibus. full disclosure, i went to school in boulder and i don't know what has changed. is it more legal now than it was in the '70s? >> it is. as of nov

they're not driving mercedes, they're not also driving audis, i can tell you that much. the orr comparison i've heard is if price of beef goes up, you can't say the people will buy chicken, you have to say in the same strata, so it would be hamburger. but suffice to say, if you can't afford to have meat in your diet, that's not a substitution you can make either. so the substitution effect that you're really going to seen when it comes to someone who has $520 a month or even the full ssi at $710 a month is scrimping on one basic living expense to cover the other. a tragically common thing that i see with my clients all the time is that they become incredibly proficient in how to manage a household budget so that you don't end up with any utility shutoffs. you skip your gas bill this month so you can pay your electric. hen you pay your gas bill this month, but you don't pay your electric. you won't get either shut off because you have to have not paid for 60 full days, and that's the kind of substitution you're seeing. it's skipping a meal or taking half a pill instead of

nothing happened but police and private security remained on the campus and stayed in kept a close audiefrom the owner. >> he controls my panic attacks he is trained to sense if before it escalates. i will do anything to get him back >> reporter: haazig madyun. kron 4. >> reporter: it has been a beautiful day in the bay area look at this gorgeous sunset. this is from our mount tam and anny is on the roof. >> as the sun is setting, catherine is feeling cooler. and when you factor in the breeze it does feel cooler but we had a gorgeous day on this friday. a great day to finish your work week. here is a look at our current temperatures. with the mid '50s for downtown san francisco. and is still holding on to the mid 60s in sunnyvale. vallejo, 64. and napa, 69 degrees. let me mention the wind kind of breezy out there if you're heading east toward sacramento, the delta. there is a wind advisory. the east bay, and livermore. but plenty of sunshine and temperatures will be in the lower 70's. and join this our first weekend of spring. >> coming up car pool violations in the next edition of peopl

>> let me tell you, the most amazing thing i saw, it was not the bentley, it was the audi.eir car that massage as you well you're driving. ashley: now we are talking. tracy: says europeans know how to build cars. ashley: they take vacations and they build cars. >> crossing the line. it. ashley: a honking you at the light to go. kidding. race stuff. can we get some of those here? tracy: can you imagine? a little button. thank you very much. don't mess the willis report. settle down in your massage chair tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy right here on fox business. tracy: the most brilliant idea i appeared to have heard all day. turmoil at nbc, both in the morning and late night. that story in the joins us now. hello. >> reporter: let's start with late night. trying to get jay leno to retire from the tonight show, this time to make room for jimmy phelan. things are getting tense. monday night at the prime-time show, the voice of the revolution, moved in b.c. into the number two position. you know what that means? number two. between easter and passover. this is truly thi

. >> the sergeant's daughter red a -- her father audi poem she wrote as a little girl. brother adam a police officer stood by her. >> if i had to speak one word for you it would be integrity. though it's difficult to sometimes stand against th norm, you do. >> the governor, state attorney general and former secretary of defense, were among the vip's who were there. we have posted much more of the memorial on the channel 2 website. go to it and you will find video, slide shows, and also information on the scholarship funds that have been set up for the police officers children. >> new this morning, north korea adding more fuel to the tension in the pacific rim. a military rally, north korea also announced it's disconnecting a hotline and canceling a nonaggression treaty with south korea. they are furious over tougher sanctions. >>> 21 peace keepers held in syria are still in rebel custody. this amateur video shows them. the rebels had been expected to free them this morning but they refused to hand them over until syria troops pull back. >> only on two, a ktvu news exclu