often the first car isn't necessarily a first car. it is oftentimes a used car and they have great value. they have great styling. they drive well. and they last for a long, long time. the average car on the road old. >> you mentioned the marketing message. now, how does toyota differ in their message to consumers versus the other car companies? >> i think part of it is we want to be very authentic and to do that we have multicultural agencies and we work to come up with executions of advertising. >> okay. >> not necessarily just for multicultural markets. a lot of the work that they do, actually run in general markets. so i mean, there's brand advertising. we talk about the purchase fund. in this. purchase funnel starts with people are interested in the overall toyota brand. that they can trust us. that it can be their favorite car, that they have a great experience at the dealership because it's more than just the hardware and car today. there's hardware, software. it's the purchase experience. >> right. >> the service experience. i

cars.> each and every one. >> these car stories begin right up the road in roland, iowa, where john and jerry's father, grant quam, grew up in the 1920s. >> why was your dad so passionate about cars? >> he grew up on a farm and they were pretty poor, but he'd see people coming into town driving around in these fine cars, and that got him excited about it. >> while grant may not be able to afford these fancy cars, he sure can fix 'em up. >> he had a real knack for fixing things. he was just fascinated with machinery and cars. >> soon enough, the budding mechanic is running a little repair operation out of the farm corncrib. and when he's a teen, grant finally figures out a way to buy his first car -- using his school lunch money. so cars were more important than food. >> that's probably true. >> when the great depression hits, it devastates farm country and grant's family. >> his father -- they lost the farm and stuff. you know, when he left home, everything he owned was in a shoebox. >> at

you know, it's not your car, and it's not your car-- it's our car. you're the wizard of wall street, stanley. yeah, it's too bad, mr. roper. you didn't tell me on the phone that you'd go higher. i'm in the used car racket. i always leave a little room for haggling. you didn't tell me that i had to haggle. well, it seems a shame to let a gem like that go for a couple of hundred. a gem? he's trying to make us feel bad. the car's really an old wreck. maybe so, but didn't you say it was a '57 chevrolet? yeah, so? so, 1957 was a very special year. to car buffs, that particular model is a classic. a classic? yeah. you could have gotten $1,200 for it. ( gagging ) $1,200??!! $1,200??!! careful, stanley. they're bringing back the death penalty for murder. used car salesmen don't count! and you offer me 200?! i told you, i left room for haggling. it's too late now. maybe it's not too late. but, stanley! the kids paid you the money. they own the car now. but i never signed over the registration. you gave them your word. i also gave my word to wagstaff here. so

cars that were so unique. in all, 2,973 cars.t including the countless half wrecked hulk. >> he wanted one of every car ever made. >> larry is not allowed to say what the whole collection is worth. they peg it at $100 million at the time of harold's death. with the inventory complete, the family tries to realize a car museum. it hits roadblocks. >> creating a museum is like watching sausage getting made. it's really ugly and hard. >> they'rthey're not the only os with car trouble. >> come on. get me a car that works. >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question. which classic american sports car came first? is it the chevy coveret? ford thunderbird or dodge >> so which classic american sports car came first? it's, a, the chevy corvette from its introduction in 1953. chevy produced 1.5 million of them. jamie: in the early 2000s, harold's family is struggling to honor his dying wish, the creation of a museum where its entire 3000-plus car collection can be on public supply. one thadisplay. one that will be there is the model t.

child inside the car. detectives are out here. you can see them with the family questioning the family trying to get as much information from the family in hopes of finding that child. if have you any information. if you see that 2014 green chef ri cruz, you are urged to call 911. police are asking you immediately call police if you see that car. of course we'll stay out here and as soon as we have more information we'll bring it to you u ve. for now reporting live in fort lauderdale. vanessa medina. 7 news. >> >> danielle: now at 5:30, a sch family furious. their grief over losing a loved one in a confrontation with a cop turning to anger. >> lynn: the cop who killed their mentally challenged love one has been cleared and that's why they are angry. them with their adult son who was armed with a broovment. >> broom. >> danielle: they never expected out come that happened on the streets. and now to the investigation. sheldon fox at the police department with the family's no next move from here. sheldon. >>

@classic cars. @i'm a car guy. @so i love seeing classic cars. @>> reporter: you know what @>> well .... @i'm smart enough just to get in @trouble [ laughter ] @>> reporter: when you're up @there and rattling off @impressive nones, is there @somewhere in your mind @thinking, i can't believe this @person is paying this money -- @>> i don't care if you're @selling books, cars, boxes, @whatever you're selling, what i @tell my sellers, it's apples @and oranges. @you'll see things bring way up @so, yeah, there is that. @there's that in every auction. @there's always something that @blows your mind that it @actually did that well. @>> reporter: most expensive car @ever crossed your way? @>> most expensive car that's @ever crossed my way was about @50,000. @>> reporter: 50,000. @all right. @all right. @when you're not actually doing @the auction action you're in @the audience as well. @>> right, right. @you can call them ringmen, @floor personnel. @but the main term is a ringman. @>> reporter: and you're telling @people,

car. car. "it's not necessarily the paint on the vehicle but underneath all of the aluminum suspension parts. they get corroded and kind've fused together it can be very difficult to take apart in the future'ette says you should get your car washed every ten days. he also recommends giving your car a good wax before the winter hits. if you can't clean your car every two weeks, the people at anderson automotive say if you see chunky white salt on the inside of your car, that is a big sign that you should get your car washed.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. february is heart month, and one of the biggest events is coming up this weekend. weekend.the american heart association's annual heart ball is saturday night in cedar rapids.before the big night, hear the incredible story behind the woman chosen as this year's survivor.it's a story you'll see tonight, only coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,how a pattern of good deeds took one corridor family all the

a car is stolen with a child inside and the child is still missing and so is the car. hello, everybody, it's our t story at 4:30. >> danielle: let's get to you the scene, and vanessa medina has just arrived ob the scene, and what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is a very active scene on sunrise boulevard. the mom is in the back of this police car here, and they tell me that she spoke to 7 news just a short time ago. she came inside of the laundromat to pick up clothes, and she had her ten-month-old baby girl in the back seat of her green chevu cruz with tinted windows. she didn't want to wake the baby because the baby was asleep in the back seat of the car, and she left the baby inside of the car, and she doubled parked ininde of the laundromat and went inside and that's when suddenly a man went into the front seat and we spoke to man go into the front seat of that car, and it appeared as if it was his car, because according to this witness he didn't have a care in the world, he just got into the car and he took off with that green chevy cruz with a ten-month-old ba

i win, i get your car. you win, you get my car. plus, um... [ clicks tongue ] ...other considerations. i doubt you could handle either. green flag -- 15. excuse me. todd! yes, mr. penzer? run along, todd. all right, i changed the compression on the pistons and opened up the valves. should get about another 75 h.p. i think the left bank is running a little lean. i tweaked that. head looks good on the flux. you'll get a better burn on your fuel. how's, uh, the rest of your research coming? good. i found out a bunch of the local thieves work for a guy named lefty. you know how to find him? got some ideas. okay, well, when we're done here, hardison? all right. now, look, man, i just installed this. you punch it to release an oxidized chemical into the engine. it's my own little mix. it's kind of like nitrous but three times the kick. yeah. it's gonna turn your manifold into pudding, so don't use it too soon. hey, man, i'm serious. don't mess my car up. you know, we still got to find a way to slow down penzer. i got you covered -- e.m.p

another car. the man who was driving that second car - and his passenger were both hit. they drove themselves to umc. good news here - they were treated and released. as for the suspect - he was stseen iablaners say he may be around 25 years old, hispanic, & weighs around 300 pounds. there were also three women inside that car with him at the time. they are still out here, so if you heard or saw anything pleas call police. also breaking this morngi.. poliscvr blew a red light causing a deadly accident. parker collins was first to the scene near decatur and russell.. and he spoke with the passenger in the car that caused this wreck. the wreckage. police say the driver in the black car failed a sobriety test. they arrested him. they say he ran a red light. the other driver died this whole intersection is shut down... i've seen people having to make u turns to avoid it. i just spoke with the passenger in the black car... who couldn't believe what had happened. (parker crash sound3) 00-17 nats of deep sigh. "you know, tried to help him out. he was breathing, i was like, plea

. >> car. is he insane? >> when under the influence, there's no limit to what can go wrong. >> my heart dropped. i don't know if he had a gun, i don't know if he had a knife. >> drunk drivers wreak havoc both on the streets -- >> he's going to crash. >> -- and off. >> i was scared to death. what happened to my legs? >> senseless, dangerous, and potentially deadly. >> i'm going to place you under arrest. >> police crack down on some of the worst offenders. >> wow. "caught on camera: altered states." flames shoot out of an suv. >> oh my god. >> i was completely terrified. >> i thought that he was going to die right in front of my eyes. >> what happens next is as odd as is it dangerous. >> to get away from the car. >> april 16th, 2009. just across new york city's east river, in the neighborhood of astoria queens, roommates, rob, and jill hanner, are settling into their apartment for the night. >> it's a calm, ordinary night and i'm in bed and i hear this really loud noise. it was like a gunshot. so i spring out

how are these cars different from nascar cars? >> it's an interesting concept because around this track using the same track that nascar uses , they are nearly the same speed over a total lack. they do it in a different way. was stock cars, they have a lot of power and a belly down the straightaways. nascar have 3g's of downforce. very aerodynamic. they are faster in the quarters but with a third of the power of stock cars. >> they can accelerate faster but these take turns better.>> they are lighter and they make up for speed in the turns. >> drivers have to get down low to the ground. inches above the ground. >> the lower to the ground the more center of gravity is down and gives you more grip on the quarters. you are in there like a fighter pilot. >> the -- is inside the steering will.>> there is not a lot of room in there. in the old days there is used to be cages but we use electronics and computers and they can give you information and you have to scroll through different screens to get information about water temperatures.

all car-makers are coming with stricke cars. yes, we are a little disappointed by the speed at which the market will be developing. it will develop much faster, particularly led by the prestriction on emission. >> i wonder whether is it regulation or incentive government policy or people that market. >> i don't think we can see people want diesel or gasoline, engineer. at the end of the day, don't thing in terms of this. for example, for stricke car. they have another support from government. they see that it is something not a concern. they will move. so they are a little diagnostic in terms of technology. >> i imagine people like your kids are less ab nostic. younger generation seems to want zero cars. >> not at the price. they would love to have electric carat the same price. this is where we have to make sure we reduce the costs of electric car, which is happening. the scale is gaining, you have more and more suppliers bringing the necessity apart at the attractive prices. we'll get there, it's taking more time than we thoug

throwing him from the car. now the eastbound i-275 was down to 1 lane for several hours as investigators were mapping out this scene. so far - the names of the individuals inside that car have not been released. for now - john genovese - 9oys families in colerain township are on edge after getting their cars and homes shot at in the middle of the night! as police look for the people responsible, nine on your side's ashley zilka tells us how one family is coping with the aftermath. there's a no trespassing sign on this porch- but that didn't stop somebody from shooting at this home in the middle of the hole by the living room window the glass. the craig family is the latest victim of a crime spree in colerain township. 04:52 my bedroom window that if it was a real bullet you know they could have found mommy dead in the bed. 57police tell 9 on your side over the past two weekends car windows, and occasionally houses, have been hit with a bb or air soft gun. 06:06 it really angers me because i have a 6 year old da

if you see this car with the tag police are actively searching for this car. searching for their child. back out liveere, you see fort lauderdale police. they have been out here at scene since about 4:00. one more look at this family. just waiting on pins and needles hoping to find out exactly what happened to their car, their young child. information. if you know anything, they are asking to you call 911. if are you in touch with the suspect popoibly. they are asking to you call 911. there's a small child inside that car that desperately needs to be back home tonight. reporting live in fort lauderdale. vanessa medina. 7 news. >>> >>> 6:30, candidates canvassing new hampshire. >> bush say total light weight. >> we are here c@mpeting for the vote. >> and making their case to voters i think we'll be just >> and i will awlings always have your back. >> with one day to go, hopefuls making their final primary push.h% >> lynn: here we are. the count down downtn on for the new hampshire primary. >> danieiee: and they are doing everything they c!n to court the votes.

a board filled with 78 car keys - is empty. and 11 cars are gone. a board filled with 78 car keys - is empty. and 11 cars are gone. it was an unusual heist at a local car dealership. and we'll tell you why the owner says he'd still offer the thieves a job. good morning. corey, gary and cheryl with you on this wednesday morning. meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join

gregg will explain how one car company is looking to start its next generation of cars. but first, lets check in with marty tonight. the space-x rocket is attempting to put another telecommunication s satellite into orbit. once the satellite is in orbit, the first stage of the falcon 9 rocket will then attempt to landing on a ship floating at sea. space - x engineers say a successful landing is not expected. audi is the top brand in consumer reports' annual rankings...this despite the fact that its diesels cheated on u.s. emissions tests. subaru, lexus, porsche and bmw rounded out the top five in the survey. fiat, jeep, mitsubishi, land rover and chrysler were the lowest- ranked brands. of the year. the honda fit scored top for best subcompact car. best compact car goes to the subaru impreza. the toyota camry gets the best midsized car pick. best large car goes to the chevrolet impala. the subaru forester tops the suv. kia's sorento ranks top for best midsized suv. want a luxury suv -- the lexus rx crossover scored high. the toyota sorento was named best minivan . the fo

person's car or his car. either way he is making a desperate attempt as east through these residential streets doing whatever he can to get away from police. no word on exactly what it is he's wanted for but he has come to a stop here. let't' see what happens. they bailed out once again, making a run for it. he is underneath trees the in a backyard. >> calvin: they're uk running into a residential area in someone's backyard. you can see both people from that vehicle are n running together, and at least one police officer right behind them. bso has been tracking this person, both people. we understand for at least the last 20 minutes. but right there going around in circles and they've split up. the officer having to make a decision which one to go after, and it looks like he's gone after one of the suspects, but both of them have run away and the officer trying to go after both of those suspects. what a dramatic scene playing out. as you can imagine, neighbors inn this residential area are obviously, and we a

your car. if anybody looks familiar, just point. gabriel: yeah, we ran all the dmv photos bar staff, and waiters at la "bon-ne" ami. la bonne ami. tao: we wrangled the reservation list and seating chart from la bonne ami, uh, early this morning from the ma tre d'. i'm crosschecking the food and drink tabs with credit-card charges, tracking down who might have been seated close to your table. gabriel: somebody could have watched you park and then followed you inside. my god. i just hope that you're not doing all of this just because i'm a police commissioner's wife. well, not all of it. we've only had two cars stolen from that neighborhood all year. we don't want this to start a trend. please, if you wouldn't mind hanging here for a second. we're gonna send chief johnson in to make sure everything's right with your insurance. uh, do you have enough coffee? uh, yes. thank you. [ door opens ] hello, hello. [ chuckles ] i'm so sorry to have kept you waiting, mrs. myers. i'm deputy chief brenda leig

compared to 27 cars toed in northeast. six cars in southeast, and only four cars in southwest.a closer look at the numbers reveal exactly where those cars were towed from. 39 cars were towed off of wisconsin avenue northwest. 26 cars off of ninth street. 20 cars from757n connecticut av. another 20 cars off of h street northeast. and 19 cars off of u street. d.c. councilmen mary chase says the numbers released by the mayor's office today are cause for concern. >> now that you've armed me with that information i'm going to ask them did you deploy people in the same fashion all across the district? >> as for where the cars that were towed were from, the majority were owned by district residents. 97 of the cars towed had d.c. tags, compared to 62 cars with maryland tags. 50 with virginia tags and a handful of cars from 12 other states. now i just got off the phone with the mayor's office, they explain that the reason 80% of all the tickets issued during the snow emergency were issued in northwest washington, is because most of the offenders were on the longer roads. they say wiscon

on the surface these cars these two cars look almost identical. clean engines, spotless interiors, but it's what lies beneath that you have to be concerend about. about."water definitely got into the engine, it got into the soft parts of the car, and the spare tire wheel well."but when we asked shoppers like lynette martin - at princeton plaza tri county - to figure out which car was damaged.... damaged...."can you tell by looking at these cars which one is the good one and which one was the bad one? not really!"carfax says thousands of flood damaged cars - from texas other places -- are lots. "they can easily be moved here and unfortunately resold to unsuspecting consumers."so carfax's chris basso showed us some of the warning signs of flood damage....starting with rails."one of the first things you want to do is look at the metal parts of the car. the seat rails in particular." another red flag: headlights foggy on the inside. inside.the seals in the headlight have already failed." and deep in the trunk: dampness. dampness."there was standing wa

to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) it's ok! your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, and other cancers have happened. don't start ljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking x xeljanz, and monitor certain liver sts. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common, and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. xeljanz can reduce the symptoms of ra, even without methotrexate. ask

is called zip car. differing from ride-sharing options like uber, it let's drives rent a car for an hour or a day, gas and insurance included. >> we have been adding to our array of transportation options in and around the downtown area. >> buddy dyer says the service is a way to easily get around the city and counts toward reducing the number of cars on the road. >> each zip car we put on the >> first you apply for a zip card through the company's website. after receiving your card, you can book your car through their mobile app. when you're ready to pick up, tap the car on the windshield, the doors unlock and you're ready to go. >> the expansion brings 12 new locations to central florida, including winter park and disney springs. a car can be picked up at ivan ho village, orange county courthouse, city hall, thornton park and two spots near lake eola. two years ago, the city experimented with a similar car sharing service but that failed. today dyer focused on zip car's brand recognition as a recipe f

we're on your side with the quickest way to get your car fixed fast! later in healthy living - a alarming rate of a-d-h-d cases. children forced to take medication while in school. we have the treatment options to consider, before letting your child pop a pill. you're watching 9 on your side at 5 snowy weather this weekend contributed to car accidents all over the tri-state! we're talking dozens of fender benders. with more rain and snow on the way - we want to make sure you're prepared if you find yourself in an accident of your own. john matarese joins us with the quickest way possible to get your car back on the road - john? john? wouldn't it be great if you didn't slam into that guardrail while you were out grocery shopping yesterday?we talked with a collission center and they say, the fastest way to get your car fixed is... do what your insurance company tells you. when it snows accidents will happen.florence cop"probably 90 to 100 especially on the interstate."that was just yesterday in boone county.over at "p and r" colllision, they say, the qui

five days after the car was taken... white says hornsby brought his car back... but there is still a warrant out for her arrest. it's signing day for high school athletes -- a big day for students as they announce their college of choice.as nine on your side sports director john popovich tells us it is a dream come true not only for the athletes but their families as well. it's really a lot like the nfl draft....it's best to check back in a few years to see who did well and who fouled up. this is signing day....athletes take a deep breath and sign their name for college.scenes like this took place all over greater cincinnati....football players unsuaul was david montgomery of mount healthy. he and longtime friend deshaunte jones of colerain will play at iowa state.-or how about prince sammons, who just started to play football a few years ago at tiny chca. he's doing heading to big time auburn.-but certain schools came in and did well again..brock davin of st x and drue chrisman of lasalle will go to ohio state-one that got away from the buckeyes is massive elder

car and landing in their back seat. the suspects got off on lake marry boulevard where they ditch ed the car in a plaza and took off on foot. guy, and that continued to search for the remaining three. police say the lexus was stole and be used someone else's tag on the car. if you have any information on where these men could be. you're asked to all the police. in lake marry, jennifer ortega news 6. >>> thank you. also breaking tonight, rescuers are now identified a missing boater. they are still searching for him. sky six flew over the lake as crews were searching the water. the orange county deputies identify ed the boater as 76-year-old william roble. his boat was found going in circles on the lake around 1045 this morning. and no one was on board. deputies say they will search the lake throughout the night f. we get any updates, we'll bring them to you during this newscast. >>> a disturbing update to a dramatic take down. deputies show these two men pistol whipped an u ber driver. a dozen over robberies around orang

i seen the cars on there. so, for me it was, 'okay, if there's multiple cars out there then i can put my car on there." julie rowe thoughtthe same thing. (julie rowe/ car owner) just had angels, angels watching over me. i know it." rowe was especially glad she was able to rescue her own car. (julie rowe/ car owner) "my mom passed away about six months ago and it was her car." divers called foa tow company that specializes in this. a few hours in, they already had half the vehicles out. (lt. ed gritzner/lake geneva, wi police dept.) "the divers have indicated that most of them are resting on the ice that they were on top of, so the weight of the vehicle's pushing them down at certain angles." amidst some award- winning snow sculptures, the mess on the lake was the bigger spectacle. (lindsay urbaitis/ spectator) "like i said just terrifying and just you know, thank the lord that no one was in any of the carsrs" lake geneva police said no one was injured. deborah/elisa gusty today! elisa elisisraffa eraffa@kcautv

of a car that's stopped at a red light. >> dude, he hit the car.nk. >> the guy stops, gets out of the car, kind of stumbles over to the lady, like leans over her window. so we're just sitting in the car watching him. >> the driver and the woman exchange information. it seems like the driver's reckless road trip is over, but there's still no sign of the police. >> that lady was sitting there for at least ten minutes. if not more. and no one showed up. >> while keeping their eyes on the scene, the friends make another call to 911. >> my name is jeffrey. >> while on the phone, they see something that astounds them. the man pulls out what they believe are empty alcohol containers and throws them by the side of the road. >> he's got two empty bottles, or little flasks of vodka. he's tripping. he just threw them over the fence into the bushes. >> he has had enough. he pulls his car up to confront the man. >> how drunk are you? >> not at all. >> not at all? >> not at all. >> he was slurring and then he was just wobbling. and his eyes were just drooping an

there was a lot of stuff in the car. knew it was illegal, so i was a little bit nervous about how much we were bringing back. i kind of thought to myself, man, is all this stuff going to fit inside that spare tire? and i turned around, and there was a cop there on a motorcycle. i was in disbelief. i was like, is this really happening? i was starting to break a sweat. he was pulling up, and i kind of looked back into the car. and i was like, hey, guys, there's a cop behind us. there's a cop pulling up right now. so everyone stopped what they were doing and put themselves over what they were wrapping up. they pushed them out of the way a little bit. and he got off his motorcycle. and he came walking up to the vehicle. and looked in a little bit. i was thinking to myself, oh, man, don't get nervous here. don't start acting weird or shake or anything like that. be calm. i was not going to get caught like this. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bar

>> a car came up behind us. i honked the horn. >> reporter: that las vegas mother of four, supposedly followed home. gunned down. all because of road rage. her family destroyed by grief. but was the first story in the headlines the whole story? >> what happened? >> so much of the story has changed. >> tonight, "20/20" returns to where it all began, and ended. did you think there was going to be a shootout? >> no, until they started shooting. >> we're putting all the pieces together. an entire family, telling what you've never heard before. the victim, painted as a villain? >> people started to wonder, >> there's the animal. are you happy? stranger. he's their neighbor. and one of his best friends, who cracked the case, talking only to "20/20." >> this tears me up. >> reporter: because after tonight, whatever happened in vegas doesn't stay in vegas. >> if this were a movie, it would almost be too unrealistic. >> we're like, what is the actual story here? >> reporter: a dangerous intersection. >> good evening. i'm

three cars including that deputy's car that has some front end damage there. we know he and his prisoner were taken to the hospital. when we spoke to two other men who walked away without any serious injuries, they tell us that those -- that the deputy and hi prisoner, they were appeared to be okay at the time. two men we spoke with said they were making a right, they said they had a red light and at some point -- they're not sure exactly what happened next but they ended up colliding with that sheriff's deputy and another car here on scene, a dodge charger. this has been blocked off here. ft. lauderdale right in the heart of downtown, southeast 2nd street and andrews avenue. we're talking to deputies about this andd will bring you news. stay close to yournbc 6 news and weather app and you'll hear more from the two men who say they were the victims in this crash. >>> more breaking news literally a thousand years in the making. i didn't misspeak. we learned just within the last coupleminutes pope francis will meet the head of the russian orthodox church. this w

history provider car faction estimates one out of every five cars on the road in the boston area has a recall. 83,000 were sold or exchanged owners last year. >> finding and fixing open recalls is everybody's responsibility. >> is there someone i can talk to. >> reporter: fox investigates went back to the lot in norwood general manager jerry was happy to take a look. >> i know you got a lot of cars on the lot. >> hundreds. >> did you know that this one had an open recall on it? >> not till you just said it. >> reporter: despite what the salesman told me jerry said they do check for recalls before completing the sale. >> you're saying i would not have made it off the lot without being notified. >> no. it's a tedious process, though, we try to do the best that we can. >> reporter: we found two open recalls at a lot in rocks ford. >> they told me to call the owner. >> reporter: then a welcome surprise at this dealership in dedham. >> best answer so far today ... >> reporter: when we asked about possible recalls, they offered to check car facts right away. owner luke says he trains his s

for every one car towed out of the lot... dozens of others were driven, by bar- goers who might not have been sober. "we don't want people to drive drunk! and if you can prevent someone from getting behind the wheel because they'll basically have amnesty in terms of their car.that's a good guido maniscalco, the youngest member of city council, said he was frustrated watching our story. "can we get our car dropped please?" "yeah, it's $57.50." "you don't want a drunk driver on the road. you don't want somebody because out of fear of getting towed they figure 'i live close by and i haven't had too much to drink and i can make it home' and you're putting lives in-danger." cts towing stopped hauling cars out of this lot overnight after we approached them. but bar and restaurant patrons would never know it. the threatening signs are still up.. the fear of towing still exists. and the consumer protection is still a mystery to most. "what can the city do better here to better-publicize that there are these protections?" "one idea i

. >> todd: and a suspect caught after car jack a car way baby asleep the back seat. what we're learning about the suspect. >> neki: and a mother of one of the columbine shooters break her silence. two decade after the tack ch what she had to say to the victims and families. >> todd: and a man speaking to the one and only about start oaferg. his plans for the future and how he managed to get hi pardon. >> live, the one and only local 10 news starts right now. >> neki: good saturday morning every one. i'm neki mohan. >> todd: i'm todd tongen. feels like groundhog day. haven't we done this before. >> neki: we have. >> todd: wee start at 5:00 a.m. now. hope you join us now. if not join us at 5:30, 6:00. 7:00,. >> neki: 7:00, ten,. >> todd: all day. >> neki: we're here all morning right jennifer. it's a long weekend for some of us. brez's day is monday and the weather has been perfect. if you're tiefortd cold, guess what, that is m dog an end. a cool start now. kendall good morning towsmght you dropped down to the 40s. low 60s through the keys and else with in the 50s. fo

>> reporter: as cars get more j.d. power looked at 2013 model year cars and found a 3% decline in problems per 100 vehicles after j.d. power rates lexus as the most dependable car followed by porsche, buick, toyota and gmc. the most common problems involved entertainment systems, navigation and phone connectivity. >>> volvo wants to get rid of car keys and even those key it's working on a way to use bluetooth to -- one app can control multiple vehicles. volvo plans to test the technology in sweden this spring and if all goes well, a few cars could have digital keys as an option beginning next year. >>> maybe you've noticed people coughing more, sneezing more, perhaps someone in your office or in your home is sick. that. 8 on your side's rob carter is looking into the rise in flu cases. >> reporter: it's not something most people want to do, get a shot. but health officials say this is necessary. >> last year i got it and i didn't get the flu. >> reporter: march rae stopped by -- maria stopped by walls greens to pick up

a different car than the cup car but they were awesome all week, one of the favorites going in. and it was clear, and the jg -- >> it is for sure. we lost them, victory lane, you know, it gets crazy in victory lane, if you have been there it is a crazy scene and it's interestingly enough denny hamlin said, why not us and nine hours later he has won for the first time, the man born in tampa. and we had fans, that said awesome race and the fan experience is here, one of my favorite parts of daytona and holly bristow, you can watch as a fan or in the corporate suites, it depends how you want the racing experience to be? everybody has their own preference on whether they want to be in the grandstands, which were completely sold out for today's race in the fan zone, and, well, there were some very, very, very dedicated fans that we found that were out in an area that is call the zoo. some of these people have been camping here, since a week ago, thursday and have been here for every, single piece of the action. track-side and all have their different preferences on where they'd like

the car drifted left.hit the side of the tunnel. >> when you pulled the wheel, you disengaged the autopilot. >> you've got to tell me that. >> touching the brake or wheel takes the car out of autopilot. but once i learned how the car works, i found not driving is pretty cool. though weird. >> th this is not natural, but it does work. it drives itself. and it's safer than me. >> safety is the big reason we should welcome these cars. 94% killed in car crashes are killed because of human error. the computer in this car would prevent many of those deaths. here, the sensors see that i'm coming up on another car. i will run into this car. it will slow me down. it already has. if i want to change lanes, just signal. >> it will change lanes without me. yes, it just does! and it stays in the lane. then we sped up to 65 miles per hour and the road turned sharply. that was scary! i didn't think it would turn, but it does! this car is only partly driverless. it can't go on and off highways, for example. but soon, it w

it is a green car. again, police are on the scene here at 201 west run rise boulevard where a child may be -- sunrise boulevard where a child may be inside this car where a that may have been stolen. >> announcer: today at 6:00. >> through design we can prevent crime. >> plants that fight crime with a new layer of defense to "home safe home," today at 6:00 very. >> announcer: if president of haiti steps down but not before giving an exclusive interview the exclusiveview interview, (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big differce between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >> janine: breaking news in fort lauderdale where a car was stolen- an employee telling us the car was stolen with a child inside. >> victor: our own neki mohan working this. neki, what can you tell us? >> nek