bob nardelli, a question. >> let's stay with the $34,000 ticket.cket, is it better or worse than the inflation scarlet was talking about on bitcoin? a better margin as a result of trading goes out then you are on the actual product? >> no, we don't make or lose anything on trading it out. out.- trading it i don't know what you know about the airline business, but there is very little margin. we make the same amount selling a $200 ticket to vegas or $34,000 to australia. it does not really help us to sell those kind of tickets, but we still get excited about it. >> one final question for you. what level of scrutiny or regulation has accepting payment in bitcoin attracted? >> none so far. everyone talking about the government may get involved, but regulation. isn't >> so far, the government has paid out of the way and has not looked into anything. the ceo and founder of cheapair.com more after this. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene. scarlet fu and alix steel with us. anchor betty liu, and she knows the distance from the galley -- kigali to

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. -- bob nardelli had to say. >> she's got good focus but the challenge will be the competition, to enhancetform and differentiate the blame -- brands. she will have to separate herself a little bit and bring that outside in perspective to be able to change what she had put in place. that is the toughest thing a ceo has to do. >> hard to forget five years ago gm and chrysler had an $80 billion bailout and six months ago, the last lights went out on the last plant in detroit. >> we are absolutely and, not in the nicest. of detroit. i just want to take a picture every day on the way to work and create a coffee-table book at the end of the year and reflect on the things i see. it was the only time in my 20 year career that i got up in the morning and there was this incredible sense of uncertainty. i did not know if i was going to have a job the next day. >> we were down to one shift, down from three. we knew things were getting pretty bad. i was fortunate enough not to be -- only to be laid off a couple of weeks were others relate off her months. it was pretty devastating. >> we did absolutely

coming up tomorrow on "after the bell," bob nardelli joins us exclusively at 4:00 p.m. eastern. he is senior advisor at cerberus management and chief executive of chrysler motors w a lot to raise. melissa: a pact to raise minimum wage and prevent businesses bailing. three local councilman in the d.c. area banned to together to force companies to pay more. the logic that everyone vows to raise how much workers make that businesses won't flee to surrounding towns. is it genius or bad business? we have the councilman behind the unusual plan because even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: talk about taking a stand in an effort to soothe the wage rage that is taking the country by storm, three councilman in the d.c. area came up with an interesting idea. make a pact to raise the minimum wage in all their counties. therefore prevent any businesses from fleeing to less expensive areas. here now are two of the men behind the plan. d.c.'s city council chairman phil mendelsohn and montgomery county councilman mark elrich. there you both are, excellent. thank you bo

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coming up tomorrow on "after the bell," bob nardelli joins us exclusively at 4:00 p.m. eastern.s management and chief executive of chrysler motors w a lot to raise. melissa: a pact to raise minimum wage and prevent businesses bailing. three local councilman in the d.c. area banned to together to force companies to pay more. the logic that everyone vows to raise how much workers make that businesses won't flee to surrounding towns. is it genius or bad business? we have the councilman behind the unusual plan because even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: talk about taking a stand in an effort to soothe the wage rage that is taking the country by storm, three

nardelli. that is wonderful. we have him the day after that historic announcement by general motors. he ran chrysler for a bit. we will talk to bobges facing mary barra at general motors. >> i am fascinated with that it will be great. focusing on the volcker rule, you went through it extensively yesterday. >> we are going to look at the volcker rule with professor spence. pages, it deserves a lot of scrutiny. >> tom, thank you so much. i am looking forward to surveillance and 20 minutes. coming up, more on the volcker rule. wall street let out a sigh of relief yesterday as it stopped short of some of the strictest bans. we will take stock of what this means for the banking industry next. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." we are alive form london. off to radio. i am guy johnson. >> i am francine blackwell. -- francine lacqua. let's get you some company news. blackstone is expected to price its hilton hotels ipo later today. it is the biggest hotel ipo on record. foxconn is launching an investment fund to finance wearable technology startups. foxconn is the maker of apple's iphones and ipods but it wants to expand be