and a member of the cherokee nation, which means little girl veronica is part cherokee, too. is designed to keep indian children with indian family members and protect the interests of those children. just this week the u.s. supreme court decided to step in and hear the adoptive parents' appeal. they're joining me on the phone now to talk about the high court's decision. good morning to both of you. what a rollercoaster this has been. you had veronica for a couple of years and then the supreme court there in south carolina where you are decided to have her be handed over to her biological father based on this law. first of all your reaction to the news that the u.s. supreme court is going to hear your case. what did you think when you got that news yesterday? >> it was just unbelievable. we weren't sure what to expect. it was a low chance and we just feel really extremely happy that they decided to hear it. >> matt, did you get any sleep last night? >> not too much, no. i kept looking at the clock and realizing it was later than i needed to be up. but just really excited, you

you see, brown is part cherokee and a member of the cherokee nation which means veronica is part cherokeetoo. congress passed the law after finding 30% of indian children were being removed from their homes and almost all of them were being placed with nonindian families. the law is designed to keep indian children with indian family members and protect the interests of those children. >> i don't know how tearing a child away from the only family she's ever known without any transition period and no visitation is in her best interest. >> reporter: the attorney general for the cherokee nation thinks the law is working. >> it's not anyone's ever intent to rip a child away from a loving home but we want to make sure those loving homes have the opportunity to be indian homes first. >> >> reporter: after the family court ruled in dustin brown's favor, the couple petitioned the south carolinaetition court hoping the higher court would overturn the ruling. in july, after three months of waiting they got more bad news. the supreme court in south carolina ruled in favor of the biological father. i

you see, brown is part cherokee and a member of the cherokee nation, which means veronica is part cherokeeed the law after finding 30% of indian children were being removed from their homes and almost all of them were being placed with nonindian families. the law is designed to keep indian children with indian family members and protect the interests of those children. >> i don't know how tearing a child away from the only family she has ever known without any transition period and no visitation is in her best interests. >> the attorney general for the cherokee nation thinks the law is working. >> it is not anyone's intent to rip a child away from a loving home, but we want to make sure those loving homes have the opportunity to be indian homes first. >> after the family court ruled in dustin brown's favor the capobiancos petitioned the south carolina supreme court hoping the higher court would overturn the ruling. in july after more than three months of waiting the couple got more bad news. the supreme court here in south carolina ruled in favor of veronica's biological father. it wasn't

on conservatory drive, so if you have a red jeep cherokee you want to move your car. >> also want tonk whole foods for sponsoring tonight's event and so now mr. mayor and i am going to welcome you your predecessor mayor brown and i would like you both to lead us in the count down, are are we ready to turn the lights on? >> the lights only are electricians are literally at the north pole and they can't flip the switch unless there was a joke about the candle stick. they can only flip the switch from the north pole as we really, really hear them. so before i turn it over to mayor lee and mayor brown to do the count down, i need to hear as loud as you could possibly scream, are you ready to turn the lights on? they said that they heard a dull roar but they could not hear it up at the north pole. one more time. are you ready to turn the lights on? [ cheers ] >> they heard that. all right, mr. mayors all you. >> okay. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [ cheers ] >> it worked. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's history dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and cen

i'm going to ask for some help from my grand cherokee. we just engaged the hill descent feature. this is nice and easy down. this is a computer-driven feature. >> reporter: thank you for the safe drive. appreciate it. >> you bet. >> reporter: you know, that's one riding experience where they only let you ride. they won't let you drive. the professional there for the obvious reasons. but there are about 80 other cars out here that you can test drive. you come out here to the mchenry convention center, and kick the tires. it's a non-sales pressure environment, in other words, no one here is trying to sell you a car. you can actually come in here, sit down and you're not going to be hassled. if you want to come to the show, it runs today through sunday, 10:00 to 10:00 every day. except on sunday, they go to 6:00. >> just looking. >>> meteorologist christina loren certainly not convertible weather. >> certainly not. you're going to get a windchill that you do not want to feel hitting you in the face. good morning to you. we do have a pretty good-looking day shaping up. most of the cl

the grand cherokee is a you as a vehicle. the wrangler is a u.s. made vehicle.l not make those anywhere else. >> bigger segments of these vehicles are clearly in north america. the jeep is an american brand. the icon on the hand a wrangler and a grand cherokee are very important for us to have their heritage and roots here in the u.s. jeff: it has been the most awarded suv ever. the explorer is a big love. pw has announced their own version. you have not seen a get. it is called the cross blue. they also bought a piece of this pie. what about the competition? >> we have done very well over the last two years. we have more than doubled our share. without faith, which include, by the way, a new transmission, not just the diesel. jeff: mike manley, thank you very much for the breaking news. you heard it here first on the fox business network. lori: we are ever so grateful for that. melissa: diesel is making a comeback. lori: or more cars are accommodating diesel. melissa: a bitter cold spell has hit the west coast for six straight days. farmers are reporting damage

i'll ask for help from my grand cherokee and engaged the hill dissent feature.sy down. computer driven feature for our grand cherokee as all of the jeep lineup goes. >> reporter: thank you for the safe drive. appreciate it. you guys come to camp jeep and you can see the other cars. 80 ride and drives. this is one of them. the most interesting here at silicon valley auto show. opening 10:00 to 10:00 every day except sunday when it goes 10:00 to 6:00. >> add snow to that and ice and what an adventure. thanks, bob. >> it's like he's on the playground right now. >>> 5:38 right now. a live look at beverly hills where the oscar nominations will be announced in a matter of seconds. we'll take you back live for those announcements coming up. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i just had to write. you can't imagine how long i've been searching for something like this for my family. i'm amazed you make so many great flavors that are gluten free. my guys are crazy for chocolate chex and honey nut chex. for me, it's cinnamon. it means a lot to be able to give them something that's g

california is home to nearly 20,000 cherokee citizens. >> he seems to be unstoppable. serial con man that preys on drivers in san francisco. he is still on the streets and now america cup coming, the question is, how can a he be stopped? >> reporter: this is be the most prolific petty theft criminal in san francisco. >> police have made contact with him more than 50 times. this is his rap sheet. it's 12 pages long. >> er time he is arrested he spends a short time in jail and then he is back on the streets. he goes to unattended parking lots along the embarcadero. he poses as an attendant and collects money from drivers, making things worse, the drivers often wind up with a ticket on their windshield from parking monitors who check. she he was caught on a security camera as parking attendants grashd him. again he was arrested but back to the streets just a few days later. >> this type of activity is criminal and needs to stop. >> supervisor a supervisor says he is worried that he and other imposters will prey on the millions that will come to the city later this year fo

california is home to nearly 20,000 cherokee citizens. >>> he seems to be unstoppable.erial con-man who prays on drivers along the embarcadero in san francisco. abc7 news first reported on him in 2011 after an arrest, but he's still on the streets. now with the america's cup coming and more possible victims, the question is how can he be stopped? abc7 news reporter vic lee with the story you will only see on abc7 news. >>> this is maybe the most prolific petty theft criminal in san francisco. police have arrested or made contact with him more than 50 times. this is his wrap sheet. twelve pages long. almost every time he's arrested he spends a short time in jail, then he's back on the streets doing what he does best. he goes to unattended parking lots with pay stations along the embarcadero. he poses as an attendant and collects money from drivers as they pull in. making things worse, the drivers often wind up with a ticket on their windshield from parking monitors who check the lots. he was caught on a kgo security camera as parking attendants grabbed him while he prete

california is home to nearly 20,000 cherokee citizens. >>> he seems to be unstoppable. serial con-man who prays on drivers along the embarcadero in san francisco. abc7 news first reported on him in 2011 after an arrest, but he's still on the streets. now with the america's cup coming and more possible victims, the question is how can he be stopped? abc7 news reporter vic lee with the story you will only see on abc7 news. >>> this is maybe the most prolific petty theft criminal in san francisco. police have arrested or made contact with him more than 50 times. this is his wrap sheet. twelve pages long. almost every time he's arrested he spends a short time in jail, then he's back on the streets doing what he does best. he goes to unattended parking lots with pay stations along the embarcadero. he poses as an attendant and collects money from drivers as they pull in. making things worse, the drivers often wind up with a ticket on their windshield from parking monitors who check the lots. he was caught on a kgo security camera as parking attendants grabbed him while he pre

. >> it's to show you what the very capable jeep brand is all about with grand cherokee here. yeah.show the four-wheel drive capability. you don't get to do that very often indoors. >> reporter: what would be the biggest surprise that you hear from people who are sitting in the passenger seat? >> i think a couple of things. number one, we're going to get to it here in traction hill. they can't believe how comfortable the grand cherokee is. >> reporter: in terms of being able to handle this type of terrain? >> the comablenefortableness an technology. >> reporter: what you're doing is difficult. you've been doing it a while. is it difficult for the average person? >> it's about time and miles and you got to have a little experience. you have to cut your teeth somewhere. you got to go for it. >> reporter: thanks, steve. silicon valley auto show opening today through sunday 10:00 to 10:00 every day until saturday when it is 10:00 to 6:00. do we have traction? we do. thank goodness. signing the cross on my chest to make sure we get over. >> all right. that's a jump right there. a lot of

the jeep grand cherokee is another one.hicle is still popular with off-road enthusiast even though it only gets about 50 miles per gallon. number two is the board f150. but it only gets about 17 miles per gallon. in the number one most traded in clunker is the ford explorer. very popular n the late '90s and early two 2000. it gets about 20 miles per gallon. and the number one was the toyota corolla. it gets much better gas mileage and many of those. that was the car that these clunkers were treated and four. justin bieber is the latest celebrity to do this latest business venture. and the start of the earnings season tomorrow turning things around. a preview comes up next. gerri: you probably saw it, stops falling today. the s&p dropped four points to close at 1461. this after hitting a five-year high on friday. investors are awaiting the start of the fourth-quarter earnings season which kicks off tomorrow. joining me now to talk about the earnings result is the cofounder of capital management. great to have you here. all r

the jeep grand cherokee is another one.hicle is still popular with off-road enthusiast even though it only gets about 50 miles per gallon. number two is the board f150. but it only gets about 17 miles per gallon. in the number one most traded in clunker is the ford explorer. very popular in the late '90s and early two 2000. it gets about 20 miles per gallon. and the number one was the toyota corolla. it gets much better gas mileage and many of those. that was the car that these clunkers were treated and four. justin bieber is the latest celebrity to do this latest business venture. and the start of the earnings season tomorrow turning things around. a preview comes up next. with mfriends, we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. lo them all. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds from getting up underneath. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to

the cherokee nation is backing the father 100%. listen. >> it's not anyone's intent to rip a child away from a loving home, but we want to make sure the loving homes have the opportunity to be indian homes first. >> adoptive parents have taken the case all the way to the highest court and saying it ought to count for something that the child was not with the father when she was adopted and the reaccept ought to a play that is the best interest of the child and not a law that treats native american children different than other races. >> i understand the reason for the law. it's just being misused. incredibly misused. in our case it doesn't apply. she was not taken from an indian home. any other situation there wouldn't have been any contest. >> there you have it. it has been heard in april or there abouts and probably decided in june. >> were you surprised they decided to hear this case? >> i was surprised because you don't see a lot of custody cases, but this is unique and very narrow. it also implicates this law involving indian

her biological father is a member of the cherokee nation.based on a law designed to make sure that native american children are adopted by indian families. in a statement today, veronica's adoptive parents said we're so incredibly grateful to the justices for agreeing to hear our case. it's been an extremely difficult year, but we now have a renewed sense of faith in our legal system. the court had denied their appeal. their legal options would have been pretty much exhausted. paul is part of their legal team, and we spoke earlier. paul, first off, a big day, obviously, for you and the family as well. i want to get your reaction to this news. are you surprised by it? i know you hoped for it, but did you expect the supreme court would take this on? >> we were hopeful that the supreme court would take the case, but you have to understand when you're asking the supreme court to take a case, the odds are literally 1 in 1,000 they'll take a case. so we were confident throughout, but we were, i have to say, pleasantly surprised that the court took

they will roll out the eagle jeep grant cherokee and it will have a 700-mile range between eureka and san diego. >> diesel, gee? >>> well, recovering from a really scary moment from larkspur, a redwood tree crashing down. >>> lance arm strong's confession to oprah whimphrey, what she says about the interview after he admitted to using performance enhancing drugs. . >>> welcome back to the nasdaq, dow jones industrial average is down and lou, lieu lemon, i guess you don't have yoga pants, their stock is down 7- point 5% on a disappointing outlook this morning. >>> new this morning, oprah just confirmed that lance armstrong confessed, admitted using performance enhancing drugs when oprah interviewed him. armstrong was forthcoming after denying those charges for years. she said she asked him in detail about doping charges which followed him throughout his seven tour de france victories. that interview was broadcast in two hours and it will now be in two parts because there is so much to hear. >>> they are safing for -- searching for an inmate who escaped from the correctional facility ne

david: my guess, chrysler-jeep cherokee. >> interesting guess. here is the reason this one is it.focus. liz: whoa. david: we missed it!. >> you know why? because it is one ford. they sell it all over the world, same car. everybody else does a separate nameplate. liz: alan mulally thing. he put everybody on the same train, power train and said make the european ford focus because it is kind of cool the one for everyone. david: amazing car selling in europe. jeff, thank you very much. good stuff. thanks for the quiz. liz: german automaker audi, did you hear about them? they posted record breaking u.s. auto sales in december. sales rose 17.3% year-over-year. how will they keep this momentum going into 2013? david: joining us in a fox business exclusive, audi america president and good friend of scott business. scott, great to see you. u.s. sales just going gangbusters. congratulations on that. i have to put it in context because it is a big world. audi is part of the whole world economy. does the success of your group, audi america, does that balance out the losses from what is going

. >> john: by the way ask a cherokee sometime how he feels about who gets to come here. and then there were the conservative ins in texas and arizona and new mexico who have helped block past proposed reforms. arizona senator john mccain, a member of the gang of eight repeated today that before any undocumented immigrants get on a path to citizenship the southern border will have to be secured and that security confirmed. >> we will have a commission made up of the most knowledgeable people including border state governors and other experts who will make recommendations. final decision will be made by the secretary of homeland security. >> john: the president's plan omits that commission and any effort to tied the citizenship to a vague as yet unnamed border security commission. mr. obama reportedly also wants same-sex couples to benefit from immigration reforms by recognizing them as families in any new law. and guess who thought that was a bad idea. >> the that, to me, is a red flag that frankly we will address in time. we need to get broad consensus over on our propos

barnes a cherokee and consistent critic of warren said it's more proof her claims are suspect.k she wants this to go away because she knows he is has no proof." it was something she did to get a job and it was temporarily convenient. >>> a teacher who reportedly stomped on the american flag in class tried to teach the student about symbolism. the lawyer tells the local tv station the client meant no disrex spect but was attempting to show his classes america is an inspirationm idea, greater than the material objects that represent it. one parent says telling students the 50 cars symbolized the 50 states and the red and white stripes represent the original 13 colonies might have been a better way. district officials say the teacher knows better. >>> we told you early they're jack lew is president obama's nominee to be the treasury secretary. look at his signature that appeared publicly in the memo on september 2011. "new yorker" magazine says it's the worst autograph in washington. president obama ripped lew about it this afternoon. >> i considered rescinding my offer to appoint

was looking at this deal back in 2009, i snuck into jefferson, our plant that now makes the grand cherokeell tell you, if i had any reservations about doing this deal, it was after i saw the state of that plant. and the people that fixed that plant are the guys on the shop floor. >> like most of detroit's automakers, chrysler was saddled with a stifling bureaucracy, which marchionne quickly culled. to change the management structure, he combed through the company and found 26 young leaders who would report directly to him. were they on the management fast track? >> no, some of these people were buried inside an incredibly hierarchical organization that, you know, all pointed to the top. this place was run by a chairman's office. that's the tower, right? >> uh-huh. >> and the chairman's office is the top floor. it's empty now. we use it as a tourist trap. we bring people up there. >> why did you leave? >> because nothing happens there. i'm on the floor here with all the engineers. >> with the engineers? >> yeah. i can build a car with all the guys on this floor. that's all i care about. >>

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. >>> el cherokee también puede remolcar 7200 libras. >>> la parte de los conceptos, miren esto.desde el año 2005, desde el stingray. >>> las líneas están bellísimas. muchas gracias por la información ariela y estoy seguro que los hombres están más que complacidos y vamos con alan y karla con información muy importante. >>> imagínese usted, 29 bocinas en el auto! >>> le dije señora! >>> así para la canción (cantando). >>> eso de la cantada y la bailada mejor no eh? >>> (risas). >>> bueno, más adelante seguimos en despierta américa y en minutos, esto es muy seriom viviremos una experiencia incréible con la cámara oculta veremos cómo es la vida de un desamparado. >>> entérese también cuáles son los 10 errores más comúnes de padres con sus hijos. >>> también tenemos lo smejores y peores vwestidos de la alfombra roja de los golden globe. >>> también los dichos de gabriela beltrán en twitter! >>> también señora, tenga cinturita de avispa bailando! todo con la danza del vientre! mírala nada más! >>> [ locutor ] ven a tu subway local y prueba el big hot pastrami melt. un sándwich perfec

host: let's hear from rick in cherokee, north carolina. a republican column. caller: my question is regarding mr. obama, just like what he is doing with our guns right now, trying to take them away. i signed two petitions prior to now, for national gun rights and the nra both. when hillary clinton was trying to go around, run around congress and was going to the u.n. to try to take them that way. what i am wondering about is why -- with what happened with the kids, we're all sorry about that, but the mother knew that the her sun was not right. these things are going to happen when you have a mentally ill person living in the home. i'm sorry to say that, but it is the truth. a lot of the problems going on with his gun problems, most of its gang related, you know? host: what have you heard from president obama regarding gun issues that you would like to have bill adair comment on? caller: i mean, i was trained in the military to use my weapon. i do not see any reason or any cause to take away our constitutional rights. they're just using everything in our system

if you live in cherokee county, pick kings county. barto county. ford county or gordon county, this is northwestern georgia, and north central georgia as well you need to seek shelter immediately. there could currently be a tornado on the ground or very shortly. this is moving at 60 miles per hour. the storms race toward the north and east and we are look at a widespread risk for severe storms not just in georgia but stretching from portions of the northern florida sections to the florida panned handle up into sections of pittsburg. pennsylvania looking at a severe weather risk today. new jersey looking at that possibility to see damaging wind from some of these storms as they do continue to race eastward. we had very heavy rain associated with the storm. flooding is another concern. tornado watches across georgia, alabama and also eastern portions of tennessee and western north carolina. stay alert because today you are looking at the possibility of tornadoes. here is a closer look at the tornado warning to the north and west of atlanta and georgi

deep into the southern appalachian mountains of tennessee, for a breathtaking journey through the cherokeet. now, not much has changed here since this line was built in 1890. the hiwassee river rail adventure gives its passengers a glimpse of what it was like to travel on this railroad over a hundred years ago. let's head to the small town of etowah, tennessee, for our next trip, a place that owes a lot to its railroad history a history that's still being written today. a lot of towns can say they grew and prospered because of the railroad. but etowah, tennessee, owes its very existence to the ribbons of steel that rolled through here in the early part of the last century. >> and in 1902, the railroad came in and decided to position a town here, to be halfway between atlanta and cincinnati to change out crews. >> holt: the louisville & nashville railroad first built a depot, then a grid of streets. 2,800 employees followed and etowah grew up quick. then the depression hit, and a year later, the good times rolled to a stop. in 1930, the 2,800 railroad workers in town dropped to just 80. 102

that's the grand cherokee. guest: it is manufactured in the united states today. some is in ohio.ome occurs in michigan. that is a great car. host: scott in michigan, please go ahead. hi, scott. caller: can you give me an idea about how many american made ford, general motors, and chrysler vehicles are sold in japan every year? i think all the asian countries are protectionist. they come over here and sell their vehicles. i do not think they open their markets to our vehicles. i think they are protectionist. i do not think that is fair to the american workers. host: where is belmont, michigan? is your town involved in the auto industry? caller: about 8-10 miles out of grand rapids. guest: in market penetration of less than 5%. is koreans, europeans. people have been successful in this marketplace and unable to sell cars in japan. kia has had explosive growth in the united states. they have done well here. they are unable to sell cars in japan. there are barriers and currency manipulation. there are barriers that keep that marketplace closed. we need to demand they open their marke

and he was going to sell a cherokee in beijing, it costs about $100,000 which is outrageous. they add all sorts of import and do the fees and that just will not happen here. we need to rethink some of these trade imbalances. for example, of the note to the big box retailer and you can see the big box retailers and the countries that do not have strict labor laws, workplace safety laws, environmental regulations to protect, in a sensible fashion, the economy. foreign countries can sell them cheaper the in this country and i think that applies to automobiles as well. maybe the way to have these sensible regulations is to have a sensible tax along the line you are talking about. host: we are talking with freshman democrat from pennsylvania, rep cartwright. next caller. caller: the definition of the fault is not being able to pay your bills. -- the definition of default is not being able to pay. interest is, what, $600 billion. i have a limit on a credit card. let's say imax out that credit card limit. does the credit card company then say they should give me a higher limit so wh

. >> she's a cherokee, right. >> why don't you ax her about that. half breed.of deciding whether to join a $25 billion shareholder lawsuit against the federal government despite the government's role -- that would be us in bailing out the company, for $182 billion. >> let me check behind the sofa. >> if it is such a burden to them, why don't they pay it back with interest. >> stephanie: the government rescued deprived shareholders of tens of billions of dollars -- >> we saved your ass. >> stephanie: this comes as aig is running ads thanking the american people for the bailout. joining the lawsuit would be widely seen as an audacious display of ingratitude. it would threaten to inflame tensions. the government poured billions into aig. their reckless bets nearly crashed our entire economy. taxpayers saved aig from ruin. it would be outrageous for the company to sue the federal government because they don't think the deal was generous enough. even today the government provides an on-going stealth bailout propping up a oorks girks with special tax breaks that cong

look at the jeep grand cherokee. they redid i -- redid this thing. it will tow 7,400 pounds. this out from lincoln. you don't have to be an old guy anymore to like lincoln. the small luxury segment, big-time growth in the industry. push-button shifting. a lot of leather inside. go on sale late 2013. steve, this is your new car, the new bentley. take a look. if you have to ask how much, don't. look, how much can you possibly spend on a car? $300,000. you get a little laptop in the back and it goes very, very fast. i tpaubgd -- talked to my wife and said can i bring it home. she said yeah, right. your wife probably gets a lot of those phone calls. this is the year for the corvette. >> thank you very much, sir. straight ahead, what's so wrong about a new york newspaper publishing the addresses of legal gun owners? one of those legal gun owners, an elderly guy just burglarized. donald trump weighs in on this next. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cerea

we will keep the pillar cars of jeep in the united states, wrangler is one, jeep grand cherokee is another you can tell me, i cannot make-- if you tell me i cannot make a patriot somewhere else, i might as well go out of the market and from the sergio m marchionne of chrysler, just being a businessman. >> i understand that and if we look at the tax and regulato regulatory, if it's cheaper to make it in china and ship it here. that's not the company's fault, that's the government's fault. you see toyota expanding in mississippi and i think volkswagen in tennessee and what do those states have in common, oh, yes, right to work. so the problem isn't so much -- it's partly the tax aof the government and the punitive costs of unions in states like michigan which has now gone right to work and see how that affects the auto industry. at the end of the day, 26.5 of the auto bailout was a direct check written to the united auto workers and the democrats 2012 in the election cycle. >> and joining us live to tell us how mitt romney is right, ironically he we find that out on the day the president is