joining us now is bob carter, senior vice president.ee you again. >> well, good afternoon. thank you. cheryl: yeah, happy new year. congratulations. certainly, 2013 was a strong year coming in at 15.6 million vehicles, big increase. how did you feel about 2013 as a whole? did it meet your expectations? >> it did. we had a wonderful year. the overall industry was up 1.1 million, that was about 7, 7.5%. that was more than we expected this time last year. and then toyota had a fantastic year. our cars, our trucks, our new models all sold very well. so we're very pleased with the way 2013 ended up, but we're even more optimistic as we look into 2014. cheryl: analysts are expecting, let's go to the numbers for 2014, the analysts always have to come in and up their estimates. 16 to 16.5 million, but there's a little bit of concern from some in the community, analyst community, about competition. can you respond to that? this really could be a very tough year especially with the fiat/chrysler news that we got this week. >> well, competition is

. >> reporter: it was a bald eagle rescued by bob carter and taylor schulte that helped solve the mystery. >> the bald eagle is just what america stands for. >> reporter: brought to a wildlife rehab center blood work showed the eagle and five others are suffering from west nile virus. >> it is very rare. it is not really something we have seen. >> reporter: the disease has killed at least 27 bald eagles. it is believed they contracted west nile after eating infected a water fowl found on the nearby salt lake. >> there's not much we can do to manage it at this point, so we'll have to let the disease run its course. >> never been in a car before. >> reporter: with no risk to humans officials reveal the species will show no long-term effect to the virus. for schulte and carter, release. >> trying to get the eagle back to where it should be is a very special experience. >> reporter: that eagle showing signs of recovery. this iconic bird is again a symbol of hope and strength. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> bill karins, able to see that bald eagle so beautiful. >> they're iconic to us in genera

. >> reporter: it was a bald eagle rescued by bob carter and taylor schulte that helped to solve the mystery. >> the bald eagle is just what america stands for. >> reporter: brought to a wildlife rehab center in utah, today blood work showed this eagle and five others being treated are suffering from west nile virus. >> it is very rare, it is not something we've ever seen. >> reporter: the disease has killed at least 27 bald eagles, it is believed they got infected after eating a water foul on the nearby great salt lake. >> there is not a lot we can do to manage it at this point, so we'll have to let the disease run its course. >> you've never been in a car before. >> reporter: with no risk to humans, officials believe the species will show no long-term effects from the virus. >> so was it a bit scary to approach the bird? >> reporter: for schulte and carter, relief. >> we want to have the opportunity to try to get the eagle back to where it should be. it was a very special experience. >> reporter: tonight that eagle is showing signs of recovery. this iconic bird is, again, a symbol

bob carter, senior vice president at toyota. >> you are having the time of your life out there. check in with you later. >> ken lay u.n. succeed in getting a climate change deal? we talked to the point person on the issue, coming up next. any of our missed interviews, watch them on apple tv. live streaming and on-demand video, bloomberg on apple tv. ♪ >> it seems like a never ending debate in the u.s.. as the climate really changing? people cite the increasing naysayerseather, point to things like the recent snap of record cold, wondering how the world could be warming? what christina is up against, she heads the human cuthe un effort to greenhouse gas emissions. progress has been slow. are you at all optimistic we are going to get the kind of deal nations around the world can sign on to? >> i am confident we are going to get a global agreement. i have seen progress forward. years.e past 3 at the last conference, which recently happened in warsaw, governors decided to stay on track for the 20 15 agreement, actually to accelerate the pace with which they would reach the milestone

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great moment regardless of how his presidency is if you don't ok bob if i can go to you i'm a lot of people said that about jimmy carter the most important thing about his presidency that he was elected in the first place after that it was all downhill bob where do you stand on this because i agree with what doug had to say but i think the american people have gotten used to the fact that barack obama is an african-american and he's there to rule he was voted twice to rule the country to be the chief executive and the public is saying right now he's not doing a very good job i think that we're all historians here and there's no doubt that historians like to take the long view so it's true that in the broad picture it's too soon to say i think we can all agree on that however it seems to me that some of the basic sort of frames for analysis are typically the economy war and justice when presidents are evaluated and so by that standard considering the economic wreckage that barack obama inherited and the fact that the stock market is up and people are going back to work there's a lot of potentially positive historical le

the critics including former defense secretary bob gates and former president jimmy carter have saide the white house has suggested it could draw the u.s. into war with iran. but until a few hours ago, there was still a very real possible that a bill would come to the floor with enough votes to override a presidential veto. so what happened? last night president obama met with senate democrats for two hours in the white house to convince them to pose the sanctions. and it appears thus far to have worked. already this afternoon one of the bill's co-sponsors, new mexico democratic senator martin hinrich, came out publicly against the new round of sanctions. and according to "the washington post," harry reid and senate democratic leadership aides have been telling reporters that there are no plans for a vote on a new bill. so where are we exactly on a nuclear armed iran? joining me now to answer that very question, political editor and white house correspondent at "the huffington post," sam stein, and senior writer at the daily beast and professor at the city university of new york pete

great moment regardless of how his presidency is if you don't ok bob if i can go to you i'm a lot of people said that about jimmy carter the most important thing about his presidency that he was elected in the first place after that it was all downhill but where do you stand in on this because i agree with what doug had to say but i think the american people have gotten used to the fact that barack obama is an african-american and he's there to rule he was voted twice to rule the country to be the chief executive and the public is saying right now he's not doing a very good job i think that we're all historians here and yet there's no doubt that historians like to take the long view so it's true that in the broad picture it's too soon to say i think we can all agree on that however it seems to me that some of the basic sort of frames for analysis are typically the economy war and justice when presidents are evaluated and so by that standard considering the economic wreckage that barack obama inherited and the fact that the stock my.

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bob and carol and ted and alice. list all the names of the people who voted for president carter. >> ladies and gentlemen, tori has steppedspecial guest who will perform an amazing feat. >> a thousand blessings on your household. >> i hold these envelopes. you and your mystical way will ascertain the answers without having seen the questions. >> i will if we have any time left. >> number one. >> john mayer. who's the only mayor in new jersey who hasn't felt the wrath of chris christie? >> all right. next one up. >> what does anthony weiner now say now that he has snap chat? >> next one. >> spam and rob. name two things that can stay in the can for years. >> next up. >> louis vitton heels and purse and raincoat. what's enough to win bob mcdonnell's loyalty but not enough to win kim kardashian's love? >> next one. >> lindsey vonn. >> who is the only one who can go downhill faster than chris christie? >> super pac funds, that leads to the -- there are surely some people of character in politics, but there are many who are too easily swayed by temptation. politics attracts many of the wrong sort of people. for a generation of

carter. >> "two and a half men'n's" superhero guesest star. >> such a stretch. i play myself. >>> plus, speaking of best stars -- big bang's big get. only "extra" was there for comedy legend bob newhart's return to primetime. >> this was a show you wanted to be on because it's fab. >> because he's such a fool. >> then introducing "ncis'" new girl. your first look on the set with michael weatherley and mark harmon. >> must be fun to have some fresh mates. >> whoa, hi. how are you doing? >> jennifer lopez gets real. >> i was in the worst timee of y life. one of the worst times of my life. >> the events that led to some serious sou searching. >> i think the most important thing is that you realize you can be just as happy on your own. >> meet america's new modern family. >> dad started this business 40 years ago, so it took a while. >> only "extra" is in louiana going deep inside the "duck dynasty" empi. >> this year, right at over 1 million. >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra." this is all about the shows we love and the stars we can't get enough of. first up, "two and a half men." the show h