there's a twin turbo bentley.nything to do with inspiring the workmanship on the bentleys now? >> of course we are part of the same group, iconic brands. we are sharing some technologies. but it is unique to bentley. porsche is part of the same group. >> interesting. i was thinking about a mini van. this could be a family car. >> i said you were destined to drive a mini van. >> hey, hey, hey. what's wrong with a mini van? >> christoph, are you planning on manufacturing a mini van. >> do you have a family vehicle? if you have a family of four, can i get in this car? >> yes, of course. if you have four people, five people you can use this car. >> i don't want to put car seats in the back. i don't want to ruin the the beautiful leather seats. christoph, thank you for joining us this morning. good luck with the vehicle. it's quite an extraordinary car. we will see you hopefully very, very soon. >> he must be from down south? what is that, georgia? >> you're kidding, right? >> do you want me to ask my dealer about a be

the bentley is said to be a total loss. >>> terror alert at the eiffel tower. police evacuated the historical landmark for two hours following an anonymous bomb threat. more than 500 people were visiting the tower when police received an anonymous call threatening a bomb attack at 9:30 local time. an antiterrorism squad showed up with bomb sniffing dogs and they searched for explosives. after an extensive search police determined the threat was a hoax. they lifted the security alert about a half hour later. >>> and remember this two years ago? it's what was left of the tsunami from japan two years ago that hit santa cruz the next morning. the one that hit japan following a magnitude 9 earthquake was far more devastating. roughly 16,000 people were killed and 2700 more are still missing. >>> and now, a new study shows nearly half a million people live or work in areas where a tsunami could hit following a major quake along the california coast. and today, city officials and people in san francisco's tsunami zones took a walk along potential evacuation routes. kp

other north american debuts - a purple beast by bentley called the flying spur, a quarter of a million dollars that screams 'i've made it, now get out of my way,' lowering its ride height the faster you drive. "last year, we sold more than 8500. this year, we hope to sell into double-digits." cars.com has ten reporters covering the debut of more than three dozen vehicles at the show. "for the industry, this is the last major show, and it's pretty much their last chance to get product out there. and they all want coverage in the largest media market around, but there are so many debuts." for cadillac - not your father's land yacht 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

we tricky showing the bentley. david: i thought it was the bentley.rld car of the year beating of finalists such as mercedes-benz and porsche to when the strategic award. we will be available in the u.s. sometime next year. david: geraldo still likes the bentley. yes, he does. time for the top three things to watch alter the weekend and from monday number three will be the march is in manufacturing in next. expecting the index to show all -- no change. liz: number two, february factory orders will be released on tuesday with economists expecting orders to rise just under 3 percent following a drawback in january of 2%. david: ladies and gentlemen, the number one thing to watch will be the march jobs report said to be released on friday. economists are expecting on foreign payrolls to rise by 200,000. the unemployment rate to remain steady at 77%. liz: we thank you so much for

talk about gas mileage on a bentley. >> who would want that? too much gas. we share that frugality. >> we certainly do. >> no bentley for you. >> no. >>> live doppler 7 hd right now plenty of cloud cover but a couple weather systems that are heading our way for us today and tomorrow not promising much. here is a look from our roof camera. about 10 to 15 minutes until sunrise. plenty of clouds out there. we're looking at mild temperatures. except in napa the cool spot 43. livermore 48. 50 hayward. los gatos 48 for you. east bay, 80 right now with cloudy skies and 53 in oakland. 49 in san jose. emeryville in the low 50s. so your forecast chance of a few sprinkles, that's about it. more showers are possible tomorrow with yet another system. a little bit stronger but the strongest system in the series will come our way over the weekend. it's a cut off low. notoriously hard to forecast when they are cut off from the main branch of the jet stream. here are the first couple systems that will continue to rotate through on a southwest flow throughout the day today. a

he is president and ceo zero of bentley america.eel very positively about this market, about the stock market, you feel positive all around. >> the economy is moving the right way. all indicators are green. you can see the luxury market is moving in the right direction. jeff: take a look at the numbers on this direction. it is a fast car. top speed 200 miles per hour. it goes zero to 60 in four seconds. you feel good about people rewarding themselves again. when times were tough, an entrepreneur does not want to award himself with a card when they are laying people off. >> you do not really need a luxury car. you do not need to buy a new one at this point in time. would you feel more confident, it is the right time. jeff: i want to put the numbers up in terms of bentley sales. last year it sold just over 7000 vehicles. i should say 2011. last year it was up 22%. this year, we are seeing and even bigger increase. >> so far this year, yes. jeff: number one market in the world for bentley would be china and growing fast. adam: a lot be

got out there, he had screaming girl fans like new edition, i was already singing about rolexs and bentleysnd sing about boom boxes it's time to me to step to the back and put the young guys forward. >> by 1986 you started uptown. >> heavy d and the boys. ♪ >> how did you have the eye for targeting acts that weren't circulating at the time? >> it was timing and hip hop was becoming mainstream, i wanted to put it with r&b. my artist that fit my soul. >> another piece you added to the equation was love. >> 100%. i grew up on motown, marvin gaye, diana ross, i always had love in the back of my mine, i grew up with love, with heavy d, the concept with him was let's take the eye off his weight and put your eye more on his style and his heart, and his swag. so when he was singing "i want somebody to love me for me" ♪ >> that was always the concept style and love and attitude. >> you gave us ghetto love, mary j. blige singing -- that is a great image. what happened to that stuff? >> in the 80s, radio, black radio especially was about rap. it wasn't necessarily a lot of love in rap. >> one of the t

her am exswiping and bentley driving ways are featured in not one but two reality shows and tonight addng with the stars." how did she become one of the busiest women in show biz? there is much more to vanderpump than what we see in primetime. opulence doesn't begin to describe lisa vanderpump's lifestyle. >> i could stay in this bed and just look out that view all day. >> reporter: she has been extraordinarily rich for a very long time. >> these i don't think i would wear. they were a gift. >> reporter: but it was after she crossed swords with other real housewives of beverly hills that she became rich and famous. >> i was sensitive. >> but you also hold a grudge. >> reporter: explain to somebody who might think those reality show stars just want to be famous. >> of course. i would be lying if i didn't say that the celebrity aspect isn't beneficial. i'm the same person i was from three years ago. i've written a book i couldn't have written suffered from seizures and was in the hospital in icu for a long time. >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. the inaugural ceremony of p

prosecutors in the justice department said there was only one witness against them and that's elizabeth bentleywas another witness and, therefore, we cannot convict these people. they let them all walk. they could've had hiss then. the other witness that they could've had was chambers but they refused to call them, it is only when he got called after u.s. meetings in the summer of 40 after they let all those people go they broke the case and led to the conviction of alger hiss, and have the minutes of those grand jury sessions and the fbi records pertaining to them. that changed the course of history. whittaker chambers not only lived history and wrote history, but he changed history. and we, to this day, i do think fully appreciate how important he was in this pivotal episode where he broke through the cover-up and the concealment to bring about the indictment and conviction of alger hiss and the history after that was changed dramatically. my time is up. i thank you for yours. [applause] >> thank you, mr. evans. thank you panelists. we have about 50 minutes for questions, but before i ask you

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elizabeth bentley by the way when she went to the fbi did here in new haven. this is where she went to the fbi, right here. and she was the other major witness against all these suspects. hoover was a stalwart patriot, no question about it. he was meticulous in record-keeping. the gc, did anybody see the movie that came out, marvel casting of leonardo dicaprio as j. edgar hoover. whoever came up with that? i would have preferred brad pitt frankly for that rolled. [laughter] but in any event, the movie has falsehoods but most of what we are given as alleged history, all present company excepted, is that. i'm reminded of what mary mccarthy said about william holt. every word she writes is a lie, including and and of the. and that's my view, jaundiced view of what is out there about who. i think he has been smeared for the same reasons that chamber was smeared. finally, hoover himself was very skeptical of chambers. these fbi guys didn't just accept anybody, telling them stuff. they didn't accept barely. they spent a lot of time backtracking, checking. i might sa

bentley's the employee has a say so. that is all i have got. [applause] >> will open to questions but first david coming going through the article that was written in the '90s with david pioneered the practice "my local blind to 51 in michigan subscribes to this policy, he talks about passing the nlrb. >> by either a ratified it signed collective bargaining agreement orate a significant nine union operators business including shutting it down. neither will ocher by relying on the nlrb. so he describes a successful campaign to close a family food occurs restore to just show -- shut down in the 1990's there were convinced the nlrb would not be the entity to help them do that. do you have any thoughts of what they have been proposing to change the rules? how will that change the impact to the purchase their services? >> it is simple. during the corporate campaign the death of 1,000 cuts is to get the employer to cave. right now they need more tools especially after we won because people have learned like people like russ and national right to work

two bu gattis costing around $13 million each are tucked away amongst the bentleys at j.r.u have to go through anita. >> it's a very popular machine. >> reporter: she sells bugattis to the super super rich. she sold 11 in 2012 for a total of around $15 million. more sales than even she expected. what was your number? your prediction? >> any number was eight. >> reporter: okay. so you obviously exceeded that. >> yes. >> reporter: what's your secret prediction for 2013? >> i try to keep it to myself. >> reporter: bugattis are ten times the sticker shock of some of these bentleys. so while the salesmen tend to those eyeing these british made luxury models, anita patiently waits for a whole other class of fire. >> the bugatti customers are car collectors, as well, so they aren't just buying bugattis but many other cars. they are car enthusiasts. >> reporter: not just the 1.5 million euro car. so who is coming to the door? her boss says it's more the british-based foreign nationals. >> if you are looking for one particular shift in customer base it would be the increase in inter

you currently own a bentley, a $450,000 porsche carrera gt, an aston martin, the maltese falcon, andho needs two yachts? well, we won't go into that. you own a 900-year-old moated estate in england, and i'm only telling what we know about. so, you do like to show off. >> guilty as charged. >> analyze that for us. why do you have to have the biggest and the first? what is that? >> you know, i'm no psychiatrist, but it probably comes from my childhood and the attitude of my parents. >> an only child, perkins grew up during the depression, which he says devastated his father and distorted his mother's priorities. >> my mother wanted things in life that my father couldn't provide, that were bought by money. the fact that we didn't have any money was very, very evident always in my life. >> 'cause she talked about it? >> she talked about it all the time. >> and so he cares about money, and he likes to spend it. this is his latest project -- his very own sports submarine, his newest high-tech toy, which he'll park on the forward deck of the maltese falcon. if you got it, flaunt it and poke

that's right. 604. 574 mercedes, four under and 52 forest and a 380 bentleys, 209 bmws, 179 jaguars,artins, and -- you get the picture. payday in the nfl as free agency begins, although of flat salary cap has some team scrambling to restructure there contracts and to cut players ahead of next month's college draft. the nfl setting the 2013 gap at 123 million. that is where it was back in 2009 when the last collective bargaining agreement this -- expired representing only had $2 million increase from a year ago. wide receivers of the super bowl champion baltimore ravens, the minnesota vikings trading to san francisco and seattle respectively. stars like victor cruz of the giants and there'll reavis of the jets could be on the move for the right price. and the list of high-price players already cat is growing by the minute. up next, slow-growth, high unemployment, not revenue but argues we should look to the third world to turn around our firrt world economy. we find out what he means next. ♪ so let's break down this play. charles? uh, charles couldn't make it. his single miles card bl

the runner up was a bentley. a 1928 le mans tourer. all of the ferraris sold for their estimates including the number three car, 1966275 gtb. 2.3 milli$2.3 million. one of the porsche's did not sell at the minimum price. and a tucker. the car had added film history. george lucas was once a previous owner. apparently the force was not with the current seller. you can read the full list of top selling cars on cnbc.com. >> why do you think? were they too expensive? >> the top cars selling now are the european racers. the porsche was not street legal. if you can't drive it around it's just not worth as much. >> i think the next hot brand of cars is going to be the import. like a 1972 40-z. they're not going to go to these levels. but i think that's a group of cars that's been ignored for a long time. there's some really cool cars. datsun blackbirds. known as the 510. >> more money than cars. >> thanks for watching "street signs," everybody. >> "closing bell" is next. see you tomorrow. >>> hi, >>> hi, everybody. happy monday. another winner

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 november, it just got really legal in colorado and in washington. and it's really -- if eric holder let's it go forward, the attorney general, it will be more liberal than amsterdam or something like that. for the first time, this is not just medical, but for the first time, you would be

>> 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

rolls-royce has tripled sales by creating cars that are a little more to the taste of sports and the bentleyt. and then of course a huge part of their business isn't just the ones th ones that roll off the production lines en masse, they're ones that are personally ta tailored to a person as taste, no matter how weird they are. >> now it's the excitement of driving it and that experience. everything, especially in the phantom, not so the ghost, but the fant on, everything down to the metal used on the dials, the stitching on the seats, every color, you bring in a pant chip, they will match it. everything about the phantom is custom to the individual. it's amazing. and they still make huge profits. >> it's been a good year for them at large. robert, i love seeing the video and those doors that open backwards. >> when we come back, find out what the financial crisis was like for the cfo of leman. those details after the break. [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service® works for thousands of home

this summer, this petition their rapid dna will bentley biya booking stations when you go in the same way you take fingerprints. i would have to get back to you on legislation. as i understand it, he needed independent verification by an outside lab and that cannot be done in the 90 minutes in which to do a rapid dna test. i would think with the technology is ripe, we will work .ogether on that >> i understand the catch-22. testimony you discussed the theft of intellectual property and trade secrets. a much more public debt over occurs every day from rampant piracy. committee is prosecuting these cases and i hope you will continue to make ip and piracy a . reminder to go but into a study released by -- released. period ked at the following the seizure of mega uplaod. researchers study movie trends before and after the indictment and arrest. h one time, it was the 13t most popular site on the internet, went off line. down muegegehutting a couple did not stop all some are willing to switch to a legal channels as a result. what to commend you for the success. do this or -- this work. the

you buy a bentley gt, you're going to get guaranteed vin numbers. the guy in the bow tie who talked posh. even if you go to an auction house, they have lots and lots of tricky, naughty little ways of getting out of giving your money back. >> walk me through what else you look at, starting fo ining toni the show. liechtenstein, what is the story behind that one? >> a guy wants a face-lift. he has a lovely younger wife who had all sorts of work done and he wants one as well. he had this on his wall for 35 years. but he was never 100% sure if it was real or not. he was brave enough to hand it over to me and my team to say is it? so we took it on a journey. and eventually we found a way that we could authenticate it 100%. >> how do you break it to someone when the news isn't so good? >> i guess you do it like a new york cop knocking on a door to say, hello, mrs. jones, sit down, your daughter has been in an accident. you can't apologize. you can't be gushing about it. people come to you because they want the facts and want the truth. it is a bitter pill