. >> bmw reported higher earnings and sales. the german car maker reported a 9% rise in net profit, increasing dividend shareholde bmw forecast increase in sales volume this year with the help of 15 new models. bmw shares trade in frankfurt. >> german automaker volkswagen is already the world's second largest auto maker and expect to pass toyota. volkswagen said growth is good but needs to improve in one major market where it struggles. the u.s. philip lebeau has more from be >> reporter: dr. martin vintercorn has good reason to smile. as ceo of volkswagen he's grown annual sales to more than 10 million vehicles and has positioned vw to pass toyota for number one worldwide. >> i don't know whether we'll spasz toyota this year but we try to achieve other targets. >> reporter: those include boosting profit margins after spending billions to expand assembly lines worldwide, including in the u.s. where sales have lagged. in part because the company has been slow to build suvs. >> yes. we did procrastinate and wait too long. of cours

he is bmw's sales chief ian robertson. manus: mark zuckerberg stole the show at the world's largest mobile conference last night. he took to the stage to talk about facebook's global initiative to talk about internet connectivity worldwide. caroline hyde is there. i am hearing a variety of reports of people saying that it wasn't as inspiring as some had thought. what was your take? caroline: i think, what was fascinating was his overall confidence being exuded yesterday. he is willing to work with some of his key competitors to fulfill his goal of the internet for all to the two thirds of the world that aren't on the internet so far. they aren't in and access area -- aren't in an accessible area. what many got excited about was the fact that he is willing to really push forward with google. have a listen. zuckerberg: one of the apps that we lost with was google search -- we launched with was google search, because it is an important piece of functionality that people want across the world. caroline: many people see this as

what else is driving bmw sales? >> it is the x five and some of their other models. 9.12 billion euros. this is a company that printed money in 2014. they ended the year atop the luxury car brands. this year, it is getting tighter. audi has outsold bmw for the first two months of the air. bmw will unveil 15 new models this year. the x5 selling well in the states and china. contrast these numbers with what we got out of levels wagon. their profitability at 2.5%. their goal is to get to 6%. -- what we got out of holes volkswagen. for audi, for their profitability, they are at 8%. you print more money with the luxury, it costs you more but that is no problem for you or matt. i know neither of you have ever driven anything other than a ford. betty: i have been noticing that you see more and more of their cars here in the u.s. what about the u.s. market? >> take a look at the overall sales. audi came in at 7.1 million for 2014. audi is making a lot of strong growth in china as well. at the auto show, everyone is talking

nothing better than having a fun, fast car like a bmw, putting your foot down and test the aerodynamicin. this is quite different. it's a convertible. >> a convertible in the rain. >> yeah. weirdly enough. >> sounds like a country song. >> they have been given a bm w-2 series convertible. what they're going to do is demonstrate how the aerodynamics of the car will mean even with the top down you stay dry. >> what happens if you stop? >> it's like a hollywood rain machine. they've set it up fther down there. they've told them give it the speed. over 100 miles an hour. but of course the slow mo camera. check it out. >> wow. >> you see how some of the water's just becoming mist before even touches the car because of the air particles moving at such speed, it's almost like a force field around. you you can see it really really well just here. he do it again, put the camera inside. three people in the car. nobody got a drop on them. amazing. watch it from the backseat. the slow mo camera going here. it's just right above their head. all of the mist. it's amazing. >> driving through a rainst

the bmw, got its indicators on hazard lights. it's slowing down as it goes up the hill. this is why, they're pushing it because the clutch broke. >> brilliant. >> yeah. russia. >>> footage just recently released causing a global debate. take a look at this. this is outside a detox center in saskatchewan canada. that according to reports, is a dunk homeless man. his name eddie stone child, he's heading to this detox center to admit himself. but watch this. you see a police car pull up alongside this man. inside that police car is a constable, rob power. >> oh! >> you see constable power kick stone child in the stomach, knocking him backwards. he hit his head against the wall. then you see the officer put this man in cuffs. this video just released by a judge. used as evidence in a trial. >> originally convicted of assault which resulted in dismissal from the police force. but late last year that decision was overturned and constable powers was reinstated to the police force. now people are seeing the video for the first time and and people were upset. many people believe

still be a bmw.a rolls-royce. you know from driving our vehicles that there's nothing like being in a rolls-royce. alix: what is the craziest thing you have in the race? >> when you look at the auto show next week, this is a two-tone paint scheme that has never been done. it's a brilliant silver with an aluminum trim piece and a sharp edge route the wood. it's going to be those things that no one else has. >> one of the things you always see are these bespoke umbrellas. we always have the umbrella at the ready for matt: the satellite communication system talks to the gearbox, so it knows when a curve is coming up and you can downshift. i also heard from a little birdie that someone had the rear end of first customized into a dog bed. >> what we won't do is be the taste police. we will do everything we can to accommodate. alix: tell us about what you did with partnering with the royals getting rolls-royce to sell and uber ride. but we've done it from san francisco from time to time in his is one of th

that was for the bmw. >> that was for the bmw. >> reporter: and look at this.ote that indicates the bmw would be delivered between 11/7 and 8. lynn was murdered on the 8th of november. >> i called them today and asked about the status of the car on the voice mail. >> you didn't happen to ask him if he was back in the cub,ountry, did you? >> no, i just left him a voice mail. >> reporter: does it sound like fred is having fun toying with the cops? >> any other questions you have for us at this time? >> happy fishing. why is it going so long? that's a good question. because the fishing isn't answering, right? >> well, like i said, i told you from the beginning, it's a pretty simple case. >> hold on a second, the other line's ringing. >> reporter: in the middle of the conversation, fred got another call, from frank jaramillo. fred puts him on hold, continues to speak with the detective. even offering a theory about the killer. nick harvey. >> you know the kid from port hueneme may have been someone that was associated with the lock change, it may have been someone

you put it up against the bmw 7 series. i mean are they actually thinking they're going to be able to compete effectively with those molds? >> you're actually getting into bentley territory at that point too. >> right. >> and you're talking about the premium. then you're pulling into landrover and jaguar. the brits have done some rolls and beautiful car there's. when you're talking about a $100,000 car, i think they're looking for big chunk of their sales to be in china. that's going to be a big thing. they love to say they're driving an american car. and to say they're driving a lincoln or being driven in a lincoln, at this level with this type of technology with the leds, alec is right. it has to be about the heritage. it has where you stand in positioning. i'm waiting to see what cadillac actually has to put out. because power is great. but style -- >> it's coming in and out, lauren's audio. our apologies. alec, to you, then. is this all about their positioning in china? because the question we pose is whether this will

kimberly: 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- bmw recalling 49,000 motorcycles in the u.s.ering multiple models, most from 2005 through 2011. bolts in the rear wheel can crack if they are too tight, causing the wheel to become disconnected from the bike. the recall will begin april 21 and dealers will fix the problem at no cost to wonder. a test of a new way to take a tour without leaving your house. this robot is being used at the seattle art museum to give virtual tours to people who cannot get there. this man is bedridden after a stroke, but the robot is giving him an experience he would ever otherwise not have been able to have. >> it has given me part of my life back. kimberly: the owner controls robot with keys on his laptop. a cost about $15,000 each and can run eight hours on a charge. you're being tested across the country, including at the smithsonian national museum that they are being tested across the country, including a decent sony and national museum. coming up, a massive undertaking to remove nearly nine feet of snow and why crews need it gone now. ♪ deidre

richard: it was worse, inside the bmw was brian o'donnell who police say was intoxicated. >> that guy was lucky. richard: lucky because when the car hit the tree, he was patrolling around the corner. as the officer approached the scene he saw the front of the car fully inflamed and as he got closer it got hotter and hotter and look at the damage to the history. richard: o'donnell apparently didn't move but the officer jumped into action. richard: -- >> i-8 got his head and pulled into a safe distance. richard: which is when he smelled alcohol. >> i can see from the burning that took place if he did get out he would be a goner. richard: he says he is not a hero. >> i was in the right place at the right time. richard: the driver faces a dwi charge but he is alive. kimberly: national legislation with a personal touch, the emotional connection for two mothers and why they are pushing so hard for legal pot. first, gas pedals snapping. what unique to know if you're driving one of the 200,000 cars headed for a recall. eileen: we are in for a sunny sunday but one other thing to kimberly: a co

the driver of a bmw who was outside ever his car checking a flat tire, he was hurt. it was snowing at the time, but the cause of the crash has in anther been determined. >>> the children of a comedian killed in a crash seriously injured tracy morgan received a settlement from wal-mart. james mcnair's children will get $10 million from the accident that killed the comedian. morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury. >>> a south philadelphia business is turning to the internet in hopes of finding those responsible for causing $2,000 to jim's steaks. look at this video taken around 3:00 a.m. outside jim's steaks at 4th and south. you can see two men one with a short sleeved shirt and one with a cream colored sweater talking to each other. one bangs on the window. restaurant. then his front backs up charging at the window shattering. they both took off. >> i would like to deal with it personally between he and i, if i find out his name and he doesn't come forward then i'll go to the police. >> the picture has been viewed 50,000 times. >>> penn state students will be payin

. >>> we're just getting new video in from bethesda where a bmw slammed into a rite aid. this is the store in the west bar shopping center. our camera crews say nobody was seriously injured in the crash. the investigation is still going on. >>> a triple shooting this morning inside a home in knoxville, maryland turned out to be a double murder and a suicide. this is new video of the home on valley road in washington county. police say 87-year-old johnny green called a family member and said he had shot his wife mary and son, mark and was just about to shoot himself. then that relative called police. police got there and found the two men dead. the woman was take on the hospital where she later died. there's no word yet on a possible motive. >>> the director of the secret service is trying to debunk news accounts of the latest scandal at the agency. director joseph clancy told the senate today that initial accounts of two agents driving a car into a gate were overblown. he says the video shows the vehicle entering the white house complex at an extremely low speed, one or t

volkswagen has introduced it on its vehicles and bmw and ford are promoting similar systems. here in japan nissan is using the technology. >>> a new infrastructure bank has been established but the u.s. and japan are caution about the plan. jack lew talks about it next week when he visits beijing. 33 countries are officially backing the aiib. chinese officials say that other nations have until the end of the month to sign up. lew will be in china just before that deadline and will discuss economic relations between the u.s. and china when he meets officials. he told a congressional hearing that he's worried about whether the aiib will operate in line with the high standards of existing institutions such as the world bank. >>> investors have been selling asian shares causing losses throughout much of the region. many people were spooked by what happened on the nasdaq which suffered the biggest slide in nearly a year. and they were concerned about tech shares. the nikkei is down 1.4%. 19,471. some investors sold shares to lock in profits from recent gains. the kospi snapped two

a bmw has driven into the side of a rite aid pharmacy there. there are no serious injuries but emts are on the scene evaluating at least one person. building inspectors also on the screen. a bmw right through the windows at a rite aid pharmacy in bethesda. no serious injuries reported. i'm scott mcfarlane. >>> still ahead, a major expansion from the nation's biggest credit union and it means good news for northern virginia. how lit impact that area's economy. >>> after years of waiting for answers, a mother finally has some. her emotional reaction to an indictment. >> he robbed me of a beautiful, beautiful daughter. nothing can replace her. >>> yeah we have snow on the way. what you can expect making our way through the day tomorrow. snow in the morning rush. this will be the time of impact. minimal impact on the roads especially in the d.c. metro area more of an impact north and west. most before noon tomorrow. i'll be back in a couple minutes to break it down. i'll take you hour by hour. >>> two women are in critical condition tonight after a

walters and plumbers and airplane mechanics and bmw technicians are all good a job in demand in the 21st century. we need systems that allow people to acquire skills and i believe high school should be graduating more students ready to work right away in many professions, which are good and jobs critical to 21st century success. the most challenging area to face is what you do if you're 30 years old, you have to work full-time to provide for yourself and you try to raise two or three children on your own? to make $9 an hour as an hour as a home health aid or $12 an hour as a receptionist. the only way you will ever improve how much you make and ultimately your life is to acquire skills that allow you to become a paralegal or become a dental hygienist. in order to achieve those skills oftentimes depending where you live that requires you to drop everything and go to school for two years and most people facing circumstances can't do that. what we need are innovative and creative programs that allow people to work full-time to be able to go back to school at their pace online, at night, on

but a bmw turn ong to 10th street north had to slam on its brakes to avoid hitting him, stopping just inches short. >> as a reaction verbal exchange. the driver was not happy with that. >> reporter: police say that's when the road rage kicked in. >> reporter: police say 65-year-old jeffry fisher reacted by pulling forward before the jogger had cleared his path. >> he's carried about 20 to 30 feet down the road, the driver slams his brakes to get him off his vehicle. >> reporter: luckily, police say, the jogger wasn't injured. a witness got the car license plate and police tracked the driver down. fisher is charged with attempted unlawful wounding. >> so this is a great example of how to be visible to a car. >> reporter: at the pacers running store up the street tails of near misses between joggers and cars aren't unusual. that's why they tell joggers this. >> never, ever assume the cars see you. you always want to be proactive as well. if it means trying to make eye contact with the car that's making a right-hand turn even if you have the right of way, that's a smart thing to do. >> r

developing that cree that this commission will use to dominate businesses to the register and hope bmw'sor the next couple of months the committee is holding hearing inviting speakers from city agencies and communities would have an interest in the cultural heritage to share ideas and to lower than better what the landscape needs are for the particular areas so i wanted to off our support if there's anything we can do in terms of research or our past experienced with the japantown or the cultural heshlg and economic strategy we could on two years ago or our work with the investment neighborhoods program we will be happy to share experience. >> are driver's license any other cities that have done that. >> no, that's the scary part we don't have precedent to look to internationally there's been recognize of intangible heritage assets for quite a while the legislation passed about 10 years ago or more but at the national and state level we don't have programs to look for that's one of the things we strurlgd with in the japantown experience to target cultural businesses institutions nonprofi

their bmw nipped over twice on bunker hill road east at 4:30. the car burst into flames but not before the passengers got out. the unconscious driver, three men and two women are believed to be from fremont. all expected to recovery. >>> tomorrow will be the rebirth of a peninsula daycare center five years after it was destroyed in a plane crash. then a small plane crashed just after take off. it killed the three tesla executives on board and left a trail of destruction. one of the homes it hit served as a daycare center. the owner has been moving around since. the mercury news reports that tomorrow the long journey ends when the center reopens. only one child will be there tomorrow but more expected later in the week e. a family trial to the malturned into a nightmare for a father and two children -- week. >>> a family trip to a mall turned into a nightmare for a father and two children. they were sitting in the car, a man went up with a weapon and demanded the father's possession. >> he had was wearing a black trench coat, unusual for a day th

he was outside the american legion and police officer sharif issa found a bernie bmw with a man inside. he took action, fast. what i helped him get out of the vehicle and pulled him over to a safe distance. i hope this car does not explode. that was the one thought going through my head. >> the man in the car was intoxicated and now faces a dwi charge. >> a rock musician with ties to our area has died. jimmy greenspoon, keyboard player for the band three dog night died of cancer. he played with the band from 1968 until last fall, when he took a medical leave of absence. jimmy greenspoon was 67. the consumer alert about general motors. >> plus, young people unprepared for adult life? what a new study found about millennial' >> we are monitoring breaking news out of southeast washington, where there is an active investigation ongoing into a deadly police-involved shooting. it happened at the potomac avenue metro station. metro transit police tell us a female officer shot the suspect who was inside the train tunnel at the time. why the man was in the tunnel and if he posed a threat still

bmw established the mini as its most successful brand so we can do the same. >> but lufthansa's staff aren't so keen on t pilots are threatening to strike again. that's likely to lead to a showdown with the airline. >> engineer nanny -- explaining this development is the central bank cited a decline in interest income brought about by cuts to e.c.b. rates. although they're optimistic about growth they oppose the european central banks bond buying program and said rate cuts will with weigh on this year's earnings. >> so e.c.b. how did it move the markets? it was essentially unchanged for the day on its timeout. euro stocks 50 and fell close to a quarter of a percent to 36.41. the dow jones in new york is up by nearly 1.5%. >> >> >> he wrote more than 70 novels and sold millions of copies. he publicly announced he was suffering the early on set of alzheimer's disease and joined the campaign to legalize assisted suicide. he completed one last book in 2014 and due to be published later this year. >> you're watching the journal on d.w. on more background you can find out on the internet. >

complete displacement of our population i hope this report includes the population shifts the loss of bmw's loss of jobs in the latino community so i hope that this report is a tool that what capture the full picture not only what is being built market rate housing didn't work in the mission there's a lot of things that need to be done in order for it to work we need to stable lids our community and make sure they're there so we're here in support of the monitoring report and we hope it gets passed as quickly as possible thank you. >> thank you>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> wanting and commissioners, thank you i want to start off i represent the san francisco latino democratic club as the vice president it's executive board is here in support of the legislation it's past due it's and i constitute planning commission that has been doing their job for quite a while just today looking at a piece of legislations that helps them do their job better i hope there's no reservation we absolutely needs it a changing city is a dramatic change that rest in our hands so we ask you support this l

your time, pay for your coffee at the till, open your car dor as long asdooras long as you drive a bmwple expects to spell between six and 40 million in the year ahead. up to 10,000 not so reasonable, so wall street is divided on whether it will become apple's best-selling product. let's hear from tim cook as he launched the apple watch. >> the apple watch is the most personal device we have ever created. it's not just with you. it's on you. and since what you wear is an expression of who you are we designed apple watch to appeal to whole variety of people with different taste and different preferences. but the one thing that's consistent, we crafted each one of them with the care you would expect from apple. and used incredibly buft materials. -- beautiful materials. >> joining us from san francisco is tim stevens leader of c net. thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera so come on what do you think of the apple watch? >> it's certainly a very nice watch. i certainty have a dumb of others smart watches and it is the best of the bunch a very high and premium product and that

these are highly popular vehicles, like the bmw, really? what was wrong with that thing?ust because they're popular doesn't mean they're great. of course, we can look to top 40 music for that example. but with individual cars things can crop up whether it's something with the engine, could be with the suspension, could be with the infotainment problems. gerri: you had a couple of shortcuts for looking at cars. even if you're not a mechanic, there's a few things you can do on your own. >> that's right. bring a magnet with you. if a body panel is suspect if you hold the magnet against it -- assuming it's not aluminum -- it would indicate if the magnet sticks, it's sheet metal. if it momentum, perhaps there's been a bondo type repair. you also want to look at the tires. you want even wear on the tires. if the tires are brand new, that may be masking an alignment problem. and also you want to simply give the car a sniff test, especially with so many major storms in recent years. flood-damaged cars are out on the market and one telltale sign is they may smell a little bit mold

. >> now auto makers like bmw ford mercedes benz all have self-driving cars in the works.esla saying it will be able to drive on autopilot this summer. still experts caution there's plenty of road blocks. >> we're about five plus years away. and even then it will be under certain circumstances like freeways. >> a long road ahead but one excellent adventure. "abc news," san francisco . yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >> both fan bases hoping for a loss tonight. look at that. did you tell him how to dress brian. isaiah cannon driving tots hoop for the sixers. up one after three. lakeers would takeover in the fourth. nerlens noel cannot stop davis on t

we know the chp says the driver of a black bmw lost control and flipped their car. the person inside killed. we are not sure about the condition of that driver. the chp shut down several northbound lanes for two hours. southbound lanes not effected. the coroner has removed the body from the roadway and right now the family is being mauved. we don't know exactly what caused the crash but the freeway is pretty slippery from the drizzle. really a good reminder to everybody this morning slow down. we haven't had rain in awhile. any time we have that first rain and mixes with the oil on the roadway it makes for pretty slick conditions. live from los altos i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the fbi and san jose police raided 11 cafes in an operation targeting illegal video gambling machines. agents removed what appeared to be video gaming machines. although no arrests were made, police say they seized more than 100 machines from the business. in the past year and a half they tied illegal gambling to a series of shootings and stabbings in the south bay inclu

that is a black bmw. >> oh, dude! >> watch this guy. first of all -- >> he's creeping down the street. >> come on. >> why is he bent over creeping? >> that's why cameras, somebody is going to notice some dude suspiciously creeping down the street in broad daylight. >> you are right. the owner notices this guy. look from this angle. the guy jumps in the car, he runs up. he's nearly run over because he opens the door but the guy stealing the car drives off. police in manchester england say that this may be related to another similar theft that happened two weeks before. just a warnings keep your car locked. in the second video i will use the words of the suspect in this case to describe it. she says it was stupid. i want to introduce you to evelyn nicholson. she's 85. she is being cared for by a home caregiver. this is a 19-year-old. money was disappearing so her employer gateway health they installed a camera in this woman's home and look what they caught. she opens the drawer and notice what she takes out, this woman's wallet. she also

. >> another one, this from another famous racetrack in the world, this guy driving in his bmw m-3, dangers that can happen. it's a bind corner and high speeds. this guy comes across over 100 miles an hour. in the way. this guy, a bit of a ninja, i think he's buying his front brakes a drink tonight. >> and underwear. >> new underwear. >> two completely unexpected attacks caught on video, and they're both going to leave you a little puzzled. this first one is at a grade school. there's a lot of commotion at the very beginning of the video. people coming in and out 0 the classroom, walking frantically and suddenly right about here you see things starting to fly. did you see that chair just fall right into frame right here? then what looks like a trash can, flies across the hallway here. suddenly a table is being thrown on the ground. another lady grabs a chair. >> whoa. it's like mothers and stuff. >> yeah. believe it or not, those are mothers. apparently one of those women was told that her son had been attacked by a teacher, had at least been reprimanded physically. she and the other women

. >> reporter: now automakers like bmw, ford, and mercedes benz all have self-driving cars in the works. and just this week, tesla announcing its model "s" sedans will be able to drive on auto-pilot this summer. still, there are plenty of roadblocks. we're about five years away. >> reporter: a long road ahead, but one excellent adventure. aditi roy, abc news san francisco. >> that's not too far away. >>> coming up so many busted brackets. but it's the one broken heart that's gone viral tonight. coming up, our "instant index." do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is

this coming from bmw 1000-rr race back ridden by adam la heed in austin, texas. >> oh! >> least favorite sound, though. >> not built to go sideways is it. >> not that sideways. adam says it was completely his fault. here's a different camera angle of the same incident. he got a little too into it the front end washes out, called the low side. adam goes sliding across the bike. he's head to toe in his leathers. not even as much as a scuff. adam walked away from that just fine. leave the tarmac behind. sometimes you're the rider, sometimes you turn into the speed bump. this looks like it's off the very beginning of a race. all of the guys wadded up as they come around the big right-hander. one guy gets it wrong. >> that just looked like chaos. i mean all of those riders coming around that muddy curve all at once. >> you just are expecting this to happen. >> you hope it doesn't, though. you hope you're the guy that finds his way through. >> this guy pinned under a couple of bikes. his buddies there helping him out, lifting the bike up a couple of other people step in too.

the driver of the bmw who was outside his car checking on a flat tire was also hurt it was snowing at the time. but the cause of the crash has not been officially determined. >>> philadelphia police say the teenager that pulled a trigger in the murder of james staulman surrendered this afternoon. tiefine hamilton is in custody and he and two other taken ageers affected to rescue him. and the situation escalated into gunfire. hamilton and brandon smith are charged by aadults. a 14-year-old was also arrested. >>> tonight a follow up to story we told about you two nights ago about a pit bull that attacked three members of new adoptive family. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the animal care and control team of philadelphia dann. >> jim, we were starting to hear that only days earlier the same dog who this family was fostering viciously attacked and severely injured their family dog. and that they had warned the agency not to put the dog up for adoption. >> the lady told he he was great with kids. great with other dogs. >> selena traily said last friday she picked up the 2 1

companies like bmw has taken this advice and cut energy consumption by 28% at its local manufacturingand a company that turns coal into oil has done even more. >> we have installed enough equipment to generate up to 70% of our own power requirements in the form of various equipments from fuel stations to gas-fired turbines to gas-fired power plants. >> reporter: but asking industry to provide its own electricity is potentially damaging to south africa's reputation as one of africa's most stable and economically advanced. >> many of our partners are working together with us to find a lasting solution to this issue. >> reporter: it's kind of a bit late, isn't it? >> it is a bit late. >> reporter: south africa's growth slumps to just 1.5% last year. it's too early to tell whether this will have massive impact on international investment but a power shortage could make companies think twice about coming here. >> you can keep up to date with all of the news on our website. there it is on your screen the address, aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher andy are in th

of in a case where satiety they are just not paying the bill but driving a bmw. i said what is going on at this hospital. >> mark you advise nonprofits on the proper way to operate to deal with lower income patients. it was pretty disturbing why is this happening and is it happened to the degree that the investigation implies. >> well, obviously they exam this issue closely. and what they found the facts speak for themselves. the i.r.s. issues a final rule at the end of desks to clarify what is required of nonprofit hospitals in order for them to maintain the federal tax exemption. and make those policies widely available to the people in the community, so that people like keith are fully informed. >> what happens when you are like keith and your wife appendix is bursting and if the hospital created their own policies which they are still allowed to do, how are you supposed to know if go to hospital a and i am low income, i will probably get charged $4,000 but if i make the wrong choice, also a nonprofit, whose guidance are different, i could get stuck with a $15

. >> now bmw, ford and mercedes-benz all have self-driving cars in the works.g its model s sedans will be able to drive on auto pilot this summer. but experts caution there are plenty of road blocks. >> we're about five plus years away and even then only certain circumstances like freeways. >> abc news san francisco. >> little nervous about that one. >> yeah. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." everybody, have yourself a great monday. reena and i will see you back here soon. >> morning we're working on several breakerring -- breaking stories mondays march 23. >> breaking south jersey police are on the look out for two men on a crime spree in camden, we'll tell you what police say this pair is doing. >>> 2016 presidential race is on a tea party favorite uses twitter to

it's not a bmw three series? >> a decent back seat is unusual for a sports car. it gives the engine highest ratings. integrity and paint, above average. >> i mean on a sail of 1 to 5, 5 being good, one, bad, it's a solid ford. >> chevy impala tops the list the ram 1500 and chevolet rank 1 and 2. and domestic cars might be improving, sales are lagging. california new car dealers estimates two and a half times more foreign cars were sold than dough meftics last year. >> what happened is that detroit had decades of success. and just got lazy. >> japanese car companies showed they can do it cheaper and better. consumer reports says domestics are fighting back with better quality and prices. >> this is this financing and good flexibility. >> they still have a ways to go. buick is the only domestic company to crack the top ten in consumer reports brand report card. >> consumer reports says they need to work on reliability. to see my reports click on sections tab. >> perfect. >> all right. well, next year the marines are being saluted for >>> looking at 360 cam, we're a

german automaker bmw will unveil its convertible next month followed by mazda in june. >>> japanese factories made fewer goods in february. officials at the economy ministry say industrial output fell for the first time in three months. one of the main reasons was the chinese new year holiday. ministry officials say production was down by 3.4% from the previous month. this comes after a jump of 3.7% for january. production of large equipment for chemical plants fell. output of small lcd panels for export also tumbled, as production lines in china for smartphones and other goods were idle during the holiday. even so the officials maintain their assessment that japan's industrial output is showing signs of increase at a moderate pace. they also say they expect an increase in orders for large equipment after the new fiscal year starts in april. >>> chinese airlines are boosting the number of flights to japan to handle the big surge in tourists. over 100 more services per week connect cities in mainland china to japan compared to last october. china's budget carrier spring airlines has launched s

. >>> new pictures of the damage inside of a bethesda rite aid after a bmw plowed through the window. the car almost went fully inside the building and took out a refrigerator in the path. this was yesterday. no one was seriously hurt. no word on what caused the driver to lose control. >> the ncaa tournament has only just begun and there have been some pretty amazing upsets so far already. georgetown and vcu both in action last night. >> well, wait to get to vcu, but you let's start with george up to. if you watched, you're probably a little tired morning. the hoyas taking on eastern washington in portland oregon. eastern washington's coach predicted a win before the game. he was wrong. georgetown won that game 84-74. see, you can't trash talk like that. georgetown is a strong team. they play again on saturday against fifth seeded utah. >> and now to the -- there is my tweet. you probably saw my facebook post and tweet shortly after they lost to ohio state. i was literally standing up for the last ten minutes of this game. it took overtime to decide this in the end, ohio state moved o

from at least 16 victims, used money to pay off six digit credit card bills and buy things like this bmw, and a luxury condo in florida. >> power of attorney, transferred money in tour own bank account even executed wills, for the people so you could steel from them after they died, how to you sleep at the night. >> reporter: lieberman hid from our cameras and called security. today in court she had in place to hide. >> unaudible. >> reporter: judge event isensed lieberman to ten years in prison. the she's eligible for parole in three and a half. if she testified begins others involved. lieberman agreed to pay three million-dollar in restitution but all of her victims except but one has already died. >> she had to go to prison. the crime was a significant crime. >> reporter: case isn't over just yet the state's investigation is ongoing. the just last week a grand jury indicted lieberman's three coconspirators and two others n mays landing atlantic county i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in bucks county a judge sent isensed the former philadelphia sportscaster don to