second baden against discover bank involved a credit card issuer's resort to a federal court to compel -- to compel arbitration with the dispute or a card holder. although the issue it accept had commenced in state court, the card holder, however, had raised a counter claim governed by federal law. justice scalia, kennedy, sutor and thomas joined me in holding that issuer had to stay on the state court track, and their there petition for arbitration, not in federal court if so inclined. the fourth circuit whose decision we reviewed had come out the other way, as had the second circuit, although on a different ground than the fourth circuit. third and by far the most prominent of this set in arizona v.gant, the court revisited new york v.b -- beton and cut back on the search of vehicles during arrest. -- police may search the interior of the car if and only if they reasonably believe that vehicle contains evidence of the offense for which the defendant was arrested. in other words, no search for drugs when the arrest is for speeding. justice stevens wrote the opinion, and he was joined

second, baden against discover bank involved a credit card issuer's resort to a federal court to compel arbitration for a dispute with a cardholder. though the issue itself had commenced that fray, in state court. the hard hold -- the cardholder raised a counterclaim governed by federal law. justices scalia, kennedy, souter and thomas joined me in holding that the issuer had to stay on the state court track and their petition for arbitration, not in federal court. if so inclined. the fourth circuit, whose decision we reviewed, had come out the other way, as had the second circuit, although on a different ground than the fourth simbingt. third and by far the most prominent of this set, in arizona v. gant, the court revisited new york v. belton and substantially cut back on the scope of automobile searches incident to an arrest. once the scene has been secured, the court held, police may search the interior of the car, if and only if they reasonably believe that the vehicle contains evidence of the offense for which the defendant was arrested. in other words no search for drugs when the a

benefit, too, both with a revitalized domestic manufacturing base and also the new entrants -- the folks baden is building a brand-new plant in chattanooga, tennessee. -- the folks by then it is building a brand-new plant antennas -- volkswagen is building a brand-new plant. host: discussions over fuel economy, what sort of other role does the alliance have with current discussions on capitol hill regarding the auto industry? guest: we of the trade association of industry or energy, environment, safety. safety is a critical component. so we work closely with congress and in a station on safety issues. and the innovation and trying to help consumers and others understand policy-makers, what new technology actually is coming to the market. host: is there a state in this country that does not have a piece of the industry, whether it is a parts plant or some other support plan? guest: the manufacturing sector -- used to be a number of the plants were in california and most of them have moved out, save one. and gm action will be closing that one coming out of that partnership. but the midwest and t