. >> reporter: lee burkett has been in the auto repair business for more than 20 years. he says people are also bringing in vehicles that they have first tried to fix on their own. in the auto repair business, they're called backyard mechanics. >> backyard mechanics is somebody that acts out of their garage and they don't actually know what they're doing. and then when they get the job done, then they bring them to us because they leave bolts loose, you know, they put bad mounts or something. >> reporter: in a recent national study, aaa says it found the economy is specifically linked to poor tire maintenance. aaa says since 2001, 20% more cars on the road have at least one bald tire. in san jose, mark sayre, cbs 5. >> san jose might be the next city in the bay area to change the way it deals with unlicensed drivers and their cars. it's been a long-time policy for san jose police to have those cars impounded for 30 days. but the mercury news reports a new policy would allow the cars to be picked up by a licensed driver, not held for a month. >>> san francisco, oakland an

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. >> reporter: lee burkett has been in the auto repair business for more than 20 years. he says people are also bringing in vehicles that they have first friday to fix on their own. in the auto repair business, they are called backyard mechanics. >> somebody who works out of their garage and don't know what they're doing. then they bring them to us because they leave bolts loose or they put bad mounts or something. >> reporter: in a recent national study, triple-a says it has found the economy is specifically linked to poor tire maintenance, triple-a saying since you want to one, 20% more cars on the road have at least one bald tire since 2001. for luz ruiz, her tires may now be fixed but she knows something else will have to give. >> yeah. i had to held on because there's other billings that i have it apply to so i had to wait for that. >> reporter: now, a spokesman for triple-a says vehicle maintenance is critically important. first issue of course is safety. they also say that minor repairs now could cost you a whole lot more money later if you defer. but, of course,

. >> reporter: lee burkett has been in the auto repair business for more than 20 years. he says people are also bringing in vehicles that they have first tried to fix on their own. in the auto repair business, they are called backyard mechanics. >> somebody who works out of their garage and don't know what they're doing. when they get the job done, then they bring them to us because they leave bolts losses you know they put bad mounts on something. >> reporter: in a recent national study, triple-a says it has found the economy is specifically linked to poor tire maintenance, triple-a saying since you want to one, 20% more cars on the road have at least one bald tire since 2001. in san jose, mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> the city of san jose is building its reputation as one of the premier green cities in the nation. and today it teamed up with the department of energy to launch a new interactive exhibit that demonstrates the green power used by local companies. len ramirez has details. technologies in their own homes. it was not the best day to talk about solar power --or was i

ben burkett as a farmer in mississippi. his family has for 121 years. he now grows 16 varieties of vegetables and herbs from farmers' markets. and arm of the federation of southern cooperatives, and president of the national farm family coalition. next is barry carpenter, ceo of the national meat association. and following a 37 year career at usc and. during his tenure, represented the meat industry on a ray of key issues from safety initiatives to immigration reform. he has been involved in export issues especially working with the usda to support negotiations including our free trade agreement. and erik lieberman is regulatory counsel for the food marketing institute. previously he served as majority regulatory counsel for the house small business committee. from 2004 to 2007 he was director of government affairs at the national grocers association. prior to that he served legislative assistants. sitting next to me on my left is vaughn meyer lee personally third-generation producer from north west and south dakota. managing purebred and this cattle op

doug burkett is a farmer in mississippi. his family has or 121 years. once was a cotton farm and gross 16 varieties of such couples and herbs for farmers' markets and local cooperatives. he's a director of the mississippi association of cooperatives and of the federation of southern cooperatives land assistance fund and also president of the national farm family coalition. sitting next to him as gary carpenter, the ceo of the national meat association assuming this position in 2007 following the 57 year career at the usda. during his tenure he has actively represent the meat industry on an array of key issues ranging from food safety initiatives to immigration reform. he's been heavily involved in export issues especially working with the usda and ust are to support negotiations including a caribbean free trade agreement to open markets for the u.s. beef and pork. sitting next to barry is eric lieberman, a regular for counsel for the food marketing institute. prevusly he served as a majority of regulatory counsel for the house small business committee.

doug burkett is a farmer in mississippi. his family has for 121 years. once was a cotton farm and gross 16 varieties of such couples and herbs for farmers' markets and local cooperatives. he's a director of the mississippi association of cooperatives and of the federation of southern cooperatives land assistance fund and also president of the national farm family coalition. sitting next to him as gary carpenter, the ceo of the national meat association assuming this position in 2007 following the 57 year career at the usda. during his tenure he has actively represent the meat industry on an array of key issues ranging from food safety initiatives to immigration reform. he's been heavily involved in export issues especially working with the usda and ust are to support negotiations including a caribbean free trade agreement to open markets for the u.s. beef and pork. sitting next to barry is eric lieberman, a regular for counsel for the food marketing institute. previously he served as a majority of regulatory counsel for the house small business committee