>> stephanie: audi drivers are the most adulteress car owners. >> i used to have an audi and i wasn'tiven least by cheaters, number 5 on the list hyundai. >> hyundais are much better than they used to be. >> stephanie: okay. well that seemed like an unnecessary survey. >> now kia on the other hand. >> stephanie: oh please. really? >> whores all of them. >> stephanie: kia whores. >> caller: you guys are great. >> stephanie: thank you. have you seen the new kia trollop? >> caller: i don't know if you can say this on the air or not, but since john boner always seems to be hard on democrats, maybe we ought to change his name to that. >> stephanie: i see what you did there. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: we'll handle the jokes around here. >> i want to know who is going to jail! is [♪breaking news theme♪] >> stephanie: jim bread winning moms on the rise. 4 in 10 bring home most or all of the income. chicks. more moms than ever bring home the bacon and probably expected to fry it in a pan. according to a new study from pew, up from just 11% in 1960. ♪ it ain't a man's world ♪ >> stephanie

currently, audi and bmw dominate the market. gm intends to spend $1.8 billion building a factory that will make caddies in the country. it also allows the car company to avoid paying large import taxes. in earnings news, profits at london based hsbc doubled to $8.4 billion. cost-cutting, selling of assets and a decline in bad debts led to the better- than-expected results. hsbc's ceo tells reporters challenges are still ahead. the bank will give investors a progress update next week. closer to home, protesters are at the ready for today's bank of america shareholder meeting. police blocked off streets a day early as protestors began to arrive in charlotte, north carolina, near the bank's headquarters. they are demonstrating over foreclosures and the banks' financing of the coal industry. bank ceo brian moynihan will be speaking with sharehoulders about mortgage lawsuits as well as the future of the financial firm. bank of america shares are up around 7% this week. the debate over the keystone xl pipeline is not over. bloomberg r

. >> this campaign was criticized for solely relying on the hearse and audi of one man. but as campaigning winds up, -- on the personality of one man. observers say the results of the country's election are edible, but they also say it was not fair. -- oppositionder leader noir abraham -- anwar ibrahim refuses to accept the results. >> you have the results because of what has been happening over the last few years. >> in the bangladeshi capital, dhaka, rescuers have pulled more bodies from the building that collapsed two weeks ago. they say the death toll now is over 800. authorities began distributing salaries and other benefits to the survivors. other news out of bangladesh -- ongoing violence has killed dozens of people. they are protesting for a new blasphemy law. the mass protests were organized by a previously little-known group. the senior leaders -- islamic93-year-old teacher brought bangladesh's capital to a standstill. a group thatd of runs the largest network of religious schools in the country. until a few months ago, he was virtually unknown, but now he has

audi 400,000, cadillac on 30,000 and this is just a huge profit opportunity. i don't know why you're so upset about them making a profit. >> we'll tell you why. >> rich, you're treating the $20 billion that taxpayers are still owed like a rounding error. just pooh-pooh. >> the best way to pay it down is for gm to become profitable. >> you're clearly missing my point. i'm saying dot ever do this again. >> bingo. >> do not use taxpayer money -- >> rich, i would emphasize that fact. we are looking ahead and are worried about this happening before. there have been bailouts before in the past that have gone bust. clearly some of these green energy projects that have gone bust, and there are more of them coming online all the time. they're buying them up, the chinese are buying them up for fire sales. we don't want that to happen again, do you? >> i do not. and i'm not arguing that point at all. i'm saying the best thing for all concned, shareholders, taxpayers, employees and the united states is for gm to become healthily profitable and there's profits to be made i

in the first quarter tesla outsold bmw, audi and mercedes. virgin america is closer to launching an ipo as it attempts to fly toward a profit. virgin america has yet to make money since it took off in 2007. the airline recently lost $145 million, but is reported to be re-working the debt it owes to sir richard branson's virgin group and other lenders. the ceo of virgina america believes the airline will become profitable later this year and put its stock on the market as early as next year. another sign of economic recovery - hotel prices are nudging higher. as our cover story explains, some say it reflects more demand as americans gain confidence in their work situation and their ability to take that vacaction they've put off since the recession. americans are expected to travel more this summer than any time in the last four years. "during the recession, we pulled back. we really didn't travel much." but now, business is... a little bit better. "nothing like it was 7-8 years ago, but about 5% better. so i'm going to take that 5% better and

. >> reporter: the owners of the moving company, ronnie high john and his wife audi are believed to have fled the country. several employees now face charges of grand theft. the company which operated under various names including asap relocations and america's best movers stopped paying rent on the lockers several months ago. if you believe some of the stuff is yours, the santa clara county d.a. would like to hear from you. >>> before you make your next move, there are a few things to keep in mind. first, check the public utility commission's website to make sure your mover has a permit and insurance and get recommendations from friends and family before hiring anyone. for the best rates, time your move to avoid the first, middle and end of the month when movers are most busy and most expensive. if your move is job related check with your accountant to see if you qualify for tax breaks. finally, change the locks on your new home as soon as you move in. there's really no way to tell how many people have keys and how many people know that you will be moving in and have a houseful of boxes

and also, what they did is something that hitler believed in audi monday nice the opposition.if somebody disagrees with you you ridicule them. hitler said ridicule has power. ridicule them and make fun of them then you try to get them to react to you. and they will look silly in their reaction. and then what you do is you totally marginal lies them. >> what you find today isame ca >> if you'reed to same sex marriage homophobic you're narrow minded. you are and throw in almost any blank and other words we wouldn't mention in this program. you see, the advantage is tremendous by calling people names. because then you don't have to deal with issue do you? he wants to be associated with home phobe be aing or some other name that you want to give to somebody and so what you do is you true toy marginal lies them in that way. >>> the book gives us so much to think about, when a nation forgets god, seven lesson we must learn from nazi germany. do you have any final thoughts for us? first of all word of those of you who accepted jesus christ as your savior. i hope that when you hear th

disney is not just cashing in on box office sales, but also on product placement, featuring audi, verizonfios, subway and tcl and others. plus, promotional deals, including hasbro and leg o provide tense of millions of advertising that marvel doesn't pay for. $200 million to produce, plus much more to market. but working with brands around the world is one way disney will yield the return on its investment. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> you know, sue, i think you may have some of those "iron man" action figures in your future. >> i think i do too, and i know you do, as well, ty. lots of them all over the floor, all of the time. >> all over the floor. >> all right. that will do it for us on "nightly business report." i'm sue herrer thanks so much for watching. >> i'm tyler mathisen. a remindder that susie will be in omaha tomorrow for the berkshire hathaway shareholders' meeting. have a great evening, everyone. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by: >> thestreet.com, interactive mu

upping the ante saying the value of the model s when you return it is going to be better than mercedes, audiuaranteeing that it will be above the resale value of the our names. >> thank you very much and bring us up to date as you see fit. >> and a former special assistant, men, welcome. let's jump to phil lebeau's story about the job's story in manufacturing. today the jobless rate fell to a four-year low . >> we are around 58.6 or 58.7%. american adults who have been out of the work force. it's due to the fact that. >> that is the number of unemployment claims and that number was at its lowest level in five years. number two, you have had sustained job creation now for several years. and the average number of jobs created this year have been almost 200,000 per month so it's half full but great concern because it's not enough job creation to bring the unemployment rate down. as you know, in many communities, the number is far higher. so it's a mixed bag. so i will take better news. >> better than the alternative where we had very weak numbers or at least the initial report for march was ver

. >> investigators say the gunman's car may have been a late model audi and they have a reward leadingon and the arrest of that killer. >>> and they are using immature athletes in the football game and sam keller sued them saying the company stole his image. they agree with keller and it could affect them. they want them to pay them for using their images and game stats : there was an unusual move when the player was not happy with the ref's call. after that, he took a picture of the disputed ball mark, if he tweeted it out and even his opponent said it was a close to call and he plans on showing it to assume every advisor and 5:25 is the time. that is a pretty unusual move. >> they may outlaw cell phones. >> let's go out and take a look at what we have. traffic is moving along well in many areas. this is 280 change and not bad getting on to highway 17. thank you, steve. >>> it is still muggy out there and everybody says cloudy and temperatures are in the upper 50s and 60s and we'll see some 60s and 70s, pam. >>> a happy ending for a horse but needed to be rescued in san rafael, how th

including the mercedes-s- class, the b-m-w-7-series, and the audi a-8.lled the model-s the best car it's ever tested. it appears facebook has its first official flop. the first facebook phone to feature its new "home" software. hit the market. and it is not selling the way facebook and its investors had hoped. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate explains why. if you'd like to connect with our tech reporter. you can follow gabe slate on facebook, or at-gabeslate onyou can also send him an e-mail, at slate-at-kron-4- dot-com. >> fall hom it's wedding season.and sure we've heard about how much couples have to spend these days to put on the wedding. but pity the poor guest. here comes the bride. and the bills. guests are often asked to shell out big bucks just for the honor of attending. and the price? is skyrocking. according to the latest american express tracker survey - up 59% over last year to a whopping $539 dollars per wedding. and who goes to just one! think about it - there's travel, then you've got to look sharp.plus, don't forget the price of a gift

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. >> reporter: police say the gunman's car may have been a late model audi with tinted windows. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the killer. >>> police in culma says he was behind the wheel of a car that literally split in two after crashing this morning killing two people inside. amber lee live with information on winston -- information on one of the victims. >> behind me we can see that friends have re toowers to remember the three people that died this morning. friends console each other saying their loss is unbelievable and devastating. they're trying to make sense of a deadly car accident that took place this morning. when three passengers in this three mustang was killed. paul diaz is the sole survivor. the 26-year-old was driving the car that crashed. diaz rear ended a honda. the only person in that car suffered minor injuries. >> speed was a factor. high rate of speed and we're also looking for alcohol. toxicology reports are pending but we do believe alcohol was associated. >> reporter: investigators say the three passengers wer

the car leaving that scene was a gold audi as well.as the search subsided, some who work in the area are still worried about a fourth suspect. >> our manager gave us permission to lock our doors and let customers in as they come. but it's not safe place if the guy still is. >> very scary, who never know. around here there's a lot of places to hide. >>> the description of the remaining suspect a hispanic man in his 20s. 5'8" tall, 180-pound with a distinctive crew cut that sticks up tall. now the other three men are jailed tonight on suspicion of burglary and vehicular evading arrest for that high speed chase. reporting livein petaluma, deborah villalon. >>> police seen in this picture demanded cash from a teller. he got away with an unknown amount of money just after noon. the suspect was wearing a plaid shirt, dark pants and sunglasses. >>> a teenager died after being on life support. the shooting took place on may tenth. no arrest had been made. police are offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> students have h

the car leaving that scene was a gold audi as well.as the search subsided, some who work in the area are still worried about a fourth suspect. >> our manager gave us permission to lock our doors and let customers in as they come. but it's not safe place if the guy still is. >> very scary, who never know. around here there's a lot of places to hide. >>> the description of the remaining suspect a hispanic man in his 20s. 5'8" tall, 180-pound with a distinctive crew cut that sticks up tall. now the other three men are jailed tonight on suspicion of burglary and vehicular evading arrest for that high speed chase. reporting live in petaluma, deborah villalon. >>> police seen in this picture demanded cash from a teller. he got away with an unknown amount of money just after noon. the suspect was wearing a plaid shirt, dark pants and sunglasses. >>> a teenager died after being on life support. the shooting took place on may tenth. no arrest had been made. police are offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> students have

some staff level contact with french treasury anhe irs but -- >> i was not aware of this audi til i meth the inspector geral's. >> scheduled to testify before the house oversight committee tomorrow but her attorney says he will invoke the victim and the right. a cmittee spokesman says she is still under subpoena to show up lou: thank you very much. fox news chief congressional correspondent. also on capitol hill, apple ceo tim cook today testifying for the first time ever, and in doing ss he deniedllegations that his company avoided paying taxes on billions of dollars on income. a senate report claims that the tech giant used tax loopholes and subsidiaries in ireland to dodge taxes on $44 million of offshore and come. senator rand paul today came said apple's defense >> if you wanto chase them out , bring in here and vilify them. that is exactly the wrong thg to do. we should be giving the men aboard today, conongratulate thm on being a great american company and hiring people and not vilify involving the law. lo apple has eated 600,000 bs, paying $6 billion in federataxes last year. th

. >> reporter: police say the gunman's car may have been a late model audi with tinted windows. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the killer. >>> police in culma says he was behind the wheel of a car that literally split in two after crashing this morning killing two people inside. amber lee live with information on winston -- information on one of the victims. >> behind me we can see that friends have gathered here to leave candles and flowers to remember the three people that died this morning. friends console each other saying their loss is unbelievable and devastating. they're trying to make sense of a deadly car accident that took place this morning. when three passengers in this three mustang was killed. paul diaz is the sole survivor. the 26-year-old was driving the car that crashed. diaz rear ended a honda. the only person in that car suffered minor injuries. >> speed was a factor. high rate of speed and we're also looking for alcohol. toxicology reports are pending but we do believe alcohol was associated. >> reporter: investigat

and if the model s is like the audi a-6 or a-8 or a-7 and the third generation that i'm talking aboutce to partner with google on a self-driving car technology. you expressed your admiration for larry yesterday. >> yeah, i'm a big fan of google and larry, but we have had some discussions pip think there's a good chance we'll partner with google on self-driving with cars. we have a difference of a opinion on the architecture of that. i'm a proponent of using the system, but we may or may not partner with google and we'll certainly make self-driving cars or auto-pilot cars. >> finally, on the question from all of us, will you say hello to cameron diaz for us? >> um, i -- um, yeah. i am not dating cameron diaz. i don't know where people got that from. -- yeah. >> elon, you're the best. >> pretty forthcoming. >> thank you for your candor. >> i thought -- >> thank you for lending me the car. >> and for your time. you know you're welcome back any time. >> thanks for having me. >> the co-founder and ceo and product architect of tesla motors. we didn't even have to time to talk about space x

individuals that gave money to romney campaign last year, tgeted and broadca for world to see, several gting audill, a lot of them paying big money to have their name cleared, this would reek of intimidaon? >> it does. and i think it is no accident that head of han heating campaign at the time was also -- human rights cpaign at the time was serving national co-chair for the obama reelect campaign this federal statute that protects your pry vate income tax returns, it is a felony fornyone in irs to disclose that information we are a nonprofit, we do have a portion that are made public, but there are portions of tax rerns that list of donors, that are as private as your individual tax return. and like i said, this is a felony, it is goes back to watergate. back in early 197s this is one of charges of impeechment that was already drown up again president nixon before he was forced to resign, and congress in 1976 changed the disclose ear pinaly froyeradisclosure pen pea misdemeanor to a felony. neil: justice department thinks this warns criminal investigation. which begs this question for y you. we a

the national highway and transportation safety administration is saying not so fast, audi.ed tape regulations, strategist nicky neily. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> steve: so audi has come up with a great way so when you're driving, the lights light up around the corner without causing people who are oncoming to get the glare and yet our government says no, you can't use these innovative headlights because why? >> because a 1968 law governing headlights actually was put in place before the national highway and transportation board was even formed says you must have a high beam and a low beam. i'm sorry, we're discouraging the innovation. >> steve: no kidding. so because -- this is a particular kind of light bulb that is available on the a 8, a crazy car, we're not gog have that here. >> no, only in europe. european car manufacturers banded together to try and lobby the nhtsa and they said this is really not a priority for us. so sorry. >> steve: yeah, sorry. meanwhile, you can ship red licorice to california, but only if there ises a -- this

i mean if you look at ford and cysler and some of the other guys out there, i know they're killing audind bmw and lexus but those are thehe brand recognition name at some point the consumer which is overly fickle and very smart great point about the price of the tesla versus some of its competitors being higher, the competitors will step up because that's the brand that people know. melissa: and scott, the other thing i worry about, this is really the elon musk effect. you say how much brand recognition do they really have. i think they haveim. he has become su a famous guy. we've seen the same thing happen with solar -- >> apple also had jobs. melissa: that's true. >> it isn't a oe-man thing sometimes. elon has shown over and over again he successfully built businesses what he has done by paying off the government loans has never haened fore. havvng a car the first model of, build ever to come out with 99 out of 100 from "consumer reports", it doesn't exist. you bet it with winners and sell short losers. elon musk is ainner you want to bet with. melissa: other than paypal, what has he

witnesses say the two men got away in a newer model silver car, possibly a bmw or an audi with tinted windows and chrome wheels >>> a warning to people who walk along a trail in the south bay. a bat has tested positive for rabies. a hiker walking along the los gatos creek trail found a dead bat last month. they examined the bat's brain tissue which tested positive for the virus. it is often spread through the saliva of infected animals. health officials are asking anyone who may have come in contact with the bat to get tested. the virus in humans is extremely rare with no cases reported in the history of santa clara county. >>> redwood city police helping parents and kids learn how to stay safe. the police department hosting operation kid safe. that starts today at noon. parents can take their children to have their fingerprints added into i adigita digital system a their photographs taken. if a child goes missing, investigators have key pieces of information that could help them find them and find that child faster. now, the event goes on today and tomorrow at the honda dealership on

cheaper than the audi a8. that is comparable vehicle.buy it, you will not buy it because of electric and you're worried about that and running out of juice. not because it is more expensive. i don't think it is more expensive. david: elon musk one of the smartest guys in town. no denying. >> prettier than a byb. david: it is a fun car. the question whether it can be mass produced. whether there is a mass market. we'll see. >>> call it the gold standard of bacon. why one piece of bacon is selling for $40 at a new york bakery. that is coming up. ♪ . melissa: let's take you off the looks like there is something congress can accomplish, naming post offices. the congressional reserve service found 20% of laws passed in recent yearsswere for post office dedications. out of the 240 total bills passed during the 112th congress, 46 were deeications david. david: save me from these people. "off the desk", new york bakery called the bacon re, they're specializing in chocolate covered bacon. that is gold. dusted with 23 carat gold flakes available f

. >> do you think there's any confusion over the audi? q10, this is the one with the keyboards.-10 is the touch screen. the z-10 and q-10, any take which one will be more successful? can together they regain some mark share? >> first on the z10, our check suggests that demand mash somewhat lackluster. and so my sense is that's been only somewhat disappointing. i do think the q10 has real opportunity. we think that blackberry has close to -- in light of those, as you well know, still like those kwerty devices. i think you will get an upgrade cycle. >> i certainly like the physical keyboards. they're obviously going after the ladies' market, because i think it will be available in red, pink, white, all those female colors. >> i'm wearing a pink shirt. >> and you are very masculine. >> will, help me out here. >> you have alisha keys pitching the product, too. >> pink is the in you black. >> you're wearing blue, what's up, lady man? >> move away. what color is your car? that's a girl question. >>> nokia, you have an underperform, so clearly not impressed by anything coming out with

we start this half hour with president obama pledging action on those questionable irs audi audits.used of sipping licensing out the tea party and other conservative groups. hearing is now set for friday. abc news all righter jonathan karl is on the story. >> it's a movement based on the belief that every day americans have reason to fear the power of their own government. that's what jennifer a mom and conservative activity frist philadelphia said she confronted when she was grilled by the irs after trying to start her own tea party group. >> they would ask me details and i got a baby on one arm trying to feed another baby and trying to figure out how many e-mail difficult send last wee week. you see the level of detail they wanted. how many e-mails did you send. what were they. how many rally did you go to. how many event. >>reporter: extra scrutiny turns out many other conservative groups have faced over the past three years when trying to register as tax exempt organizations. ultimately had she gave up. >> chilling effect on all of u us. >>reporter: walker and carol founded a gr

and manufacturers like volkswagen and audi are offering under 2%. >> and warranties. >> well certifiedmake sure you protect yourself no matter what you're buying. get the carfax or buy certified car. >> what about haggling? >> absolutely negotiate on these cars. over the last seven days people have saved $1500 on average off the used cars they've purchased. there's a lot of wiggle room. again, you need the information before you go. >> as we touched on, consider certified used car and be careful out there. >> you have to be careful because hurricane sandy, a lot of flooded cars ended up back on the market. you want to make sure you either have the carfax, which will cost you $40 so you check it out yourself. and pay a mechanic $100 to check under the hood or employ for a certified used car that will cost you a little more but you get an extra 50,000 miles on warranty. >> and peace of mind. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >>> how to trim years off your look with a new hairstyle when we come back. yeah, kfc! original recipe. original recipe? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? yo

audi lost its censor system. very expensive. even after repaired it they refunded money.emic problem and said they will fix it. it weds you to the brand. appeal is premium brand. they pay a lot of money what they expect will be a better product. right now they're giving you service experience what you would be below a chevy level product that is absolutely wrong. they need to fix the problems. when they have an issue like they need to recall the phone, fix the problem, let people know it is there and let them once again believe apple has their best interests in mind. they're paying for that kind of an experience. they're supposed to get a white glove experience. melissa: you pay moore, expect more. gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: next it is race to the bottom for dell and jcpenney. which one may fall into the financial abyss. >>> plus you start bing watching amazing tv series, you have all done this. three days later you haven't eaten or showered and your boss at work wondered what happened to you. the that new way to watch shows is not getting a war

. >> it out so the mercedes s class and the audi 88.ently reported a quarterly profit. >> the tesla was reported as the best car ever tested. >> there are a few other reasons why the sales figures are so good. the model s also some new models in this class it did not have to compete with other tests less. >> second many new test buyers qualify for up to send $500 incentive. tesla is doing pretty well for the auto maker with a limited dealer network. >> the warriors and the sharks are doing great in the playoffs. >> the warriors won yesterday. the state as part with the spurs into games apiece. the warriors were down eight with about five minutes to go and fall back to force the game into overtime periods awarded to control and 197 to 87. game 5 tomorrow night in san antonio. >> the sharks will have to leave the state for the second round match up. the current stanley cup the king stars to mark. san jose swept their first games. >> the sharks have been waiting for their opponents. any chance they may lose their edge? >> they have been pr

now on the car count, bmw, mercedes, and audi, just today the shares surged 7% after the close of tradempany's founder put another $100 million into the company. tesla has done all this without a middleman, ie, a physical dealer. that has other car companies and dealers really upset. look, lately we talk about tesla. i can't imagine waiting an hour to recharge my car, but even if you don't want a tesla, you have to respect its way of doing things. in the past few years, book shops and big box stores have been replaced and face real competition from companies like amazon and google. online eye ware companies cut into bricks and mortar optometry. this is life. this is what happens. tesla should be celebrated for what it is doing. >>> a few days ago, we told you about france proposing a bill to tax smart phones. they were going to do that to help traditional broadcasters compete. the bill in north carolina is kind of the same thing. it's time for lawmakers in france and north carolina to realize innovation cannot be stopped. legislation should not be the answer. now our fifth story out fro

and audi all the model as comes at a fairly high price tag between seven hundred grand tesla c.e.o. elon musk so this week that the company plans to make a slightly smaller model of the model s. in the price may be slashed by up to fifty percent making it easier for middle class americans to four to afford the clean green cars to play when you consider that you don't have gasoline costs but tesla isn't the only car manufacturer witnessing soaring sales of electric cars another american car company forward now has the ford focus electric and there's the nissan leaf these two less expensive electric cars have helped triple the number of electric cars sold over the past two years from seventeen thousand five hundred twenty eleven to fifty three thousand in two thousand and twelve. soon even electric cars could be a thing of the past researchers are now trying to create vehicles that run entirely off hydrogen either jimbaran safely and slowly and fuel cells use it as a fuel to produce electricity through chemical reactions and you can create it using water and just run electricity throu

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audie and lexis were the top. maybe you should buy those auto stocks.y impressive, indeed. thank you so much. the ford fusion is very popular. ashley: a typical family car. i know a lot of people who drive it. the network upfront presentation in full swing this week. yesterday, dennis kneale told you about almost 40 shows getting canceled. i did not know one of them. today he looks at what will take their place. dennis: resurrection, come back and stunned. resurrection, 24, it ended three years ago. it is coming back to fox broadcasting. each hour long episode covering jack bauer's day. this will be a limited run of only 12 episodes. tony soprano is back. they reunite with hbo to for a seven episode run of criminal justice based on a british series. michael j fox was tb in 2000. the michael j fox show is about a tv reporter who returned to work after getting parkinson's. nbc has a big bet on the show earning 22 episodes up front. the buzz is good. robin williams who has not starred in a sitcom. another comeback christina aguilera will rejoin "the voice.

alisyn: plus, kreulg audi chilling audio recordings capturing calls for help in the deadly limo firelled a bride and her friend. >> i've reported a vehicle fire limo with possible entrapment. >> multiple patients trapped. limo on the west side of the hirise. we've got a report of people trapped. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all oudrilling activity, twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. safety is a vital part of bp's commitment to america - and to the nearly 25000 peopleho work withs here. we invest more in the u.s. than anywhere else in the world. over fifty-five billion d

audi a8. why would you buy this stock even at crazy price it is at right now.lled out in europe and asia. there is a lot of interest over there. the orders are already way ahead of what they thought. they have streamlined their production process. there is reduction in temporary employees. their costs are down. they have a supercharger network about to roll out this week where you can charge this in 30 minutes. and, they have also got a lot of new products out there. real quick, the reasons you might not buy it other than its tremendous highs right now are, r&d cost real high. from goldman sachs. market cap is quarter of gm's. how can that be? emission credits are what drove profits. lastly, tesla trading 100 times projected 2014 earnings. it's crazy. hey, we know, melissa, don't get in the way of a run in the stock market on a particular stock because you will get run over. melissa: there you go. anyway you look at it looks dangerous to me but interesting story. jeff flock, thanks so much. lori: sexy. the car is not bad either. melissa: coming up tonight, how

it's time for old spock versus new spock in an brand-new ad for the audi s7.nto, has a race to the clubhouse and a game of golf, loser pays. but there it is. should we see it? watch it. wait for it. it's coming. >> oh, he does -- >> the vulcan pinch. works like a charm every time. the commercial is actually really funny. i didn't sell it very well but it's well done. >> no, that's good. that's really good. >>> hey, jude, meet harold. take a look. >> hello, harold. say hello to the beatles. >> harold as sir paul mccartney named him, harold is one of a form of grasshopper groupies at his concert monday night in brazil. sir paul, though, let it be. he kept on singing with his new backup singers tweeting by his side. sir paul mccartney's tour is headed to the u.s. on may 18th. not sure whether or not harold and the crew will be joining him. >> yep. >> today is a very special day here at "gma." two years ago today you came back, lara, to "gma." it's your anniversary. >> oh. well, thank you. >> a very special message. take a look. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> lara,

issue so that the senate, once considered a great deliberative body, can at least become a functioning audie. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator, for all your leadership and i want to thank my democratic colleagues are being you. let the record show that senator gillibrand had to leave in order to go to the white house for a meeting on another very important issue about sexual harassment and crimes in the military. i want to just put in the record this other poll, actually this quote, by william and christie, who served as epa administrators republicans. it's easy to forget how far we've come in the past 40 years. we should take heart from all this progress and not, as some in congress have suggested, seek to tear down the agency that the president and congress created to protect america's health in the environment. well, i would say this to my republican friends if they were here, why don't you listen to these republicans who are mainstream republicans and get out of the french line? get out of the french line. the american people want clean air. they want clean water. they want

and audi all the model as comes at a fairly high price tag between seven hundred grand tesla c.e.o. elon musk so this week that the company plans to make a slightly smaller model of the model s. and the price may be slashed by up to fifty percent making it easier for middle class americans to four to afford the clean green car dealer when you consider that you don't have the gasoline costs but tesla isn't the only car manufacturer witnessing soaring sales of electric cars another american car company forward now has the ford focus electric and there's the nissan leaf these two less expensive electric cars have help triple the number of electric cars sold over the past two years from seventeen thousand five hundred twenty eleven to fifty three thousand in two thousand and twelve. soon even electric cars could be a thing of the past researchers are now trying to create vehicles that run entirely off hydrogen either jimbaran safely and slowly and fuel cells use it as a fuel to produce electricity through chemical reactions and you can create it using water and just run electricity thro

audi's dave vigilant? county you keep the nypd vigilant, your officers.e go through these : *, and you know all this are. our memories are very short. >> well, there really has not been called. sixteen different plots against the city. >> does it is felt like, because you stop them. >> that's the point. if in fact it is progressive it is a one day story. and in many in the media will say, well, what could it have done? they were entrapped, that sort of thing. like in boston, right away, looking at law-enforcement, looking at the fbi he should have done x, y, and z. that is the world that in which we live and understand. we are vigilant and have to be vigilant partly because of the number of cases that we have seen. we have someone you can turn 2009 he was going to blow and self up on the rush-hour subway trains. we have had someone who drove in said times square and tried to detonate a bomb. he'd done his formula down because he was afraid of being recognized before the event took place. we had jose panatella, using the inspire magazine that is on the int