how important is this car to chrysler?ou are a serious carmaker and you can't make it into this segment, it--it--you're doomed. >> it's got a little italian flair? >> yeah. just enough to make it interesting, and it avoids all the pitfalls of being italian, yeah? >> [chuckles] mechanically, it's good? >> mechanically, it's outstanding. >> the darts produced at the belvidere plant are not just for u.s. consumption. marchionne plans to begin exporting them to more than 60 countries. when he took over chrysler in 2009, this plant had 200 workers. by the end of summer 2012, there would be 4,500. what do you think of american workers? >> i think the world of american workers. what happened here at chrysler would have been impossible without the commitment that they've shown, absolutely impossible. when i was looking at this deal back in 2009, i snuck into jefferson, our plant that now makes the grand cherokee. and i'll tell you, if i had any reservations about doing this deal, it was after i saw the state of that plant. and the

a staggering drop in earnings at chrysler group - 65% in the first quarter. ceo sergio marchionne labeled it "not so glorious." the car-maker's earnings took a hit in large part because of an agressive schedule of new vehicle launches. kelsey mays of cars.com says those new vehicles will be critical to chrysler's results going forward. "you're comparing it to a quarter that was very very successful a year ago, and because of that, we're probably not going to see profits hit that again until q3, q4 as chrysler advises, because that's when there's going to be new product. at the end of the day, it's all t getting more cars, new cars, into showrooms - especially in this growing u.s. economy now - and allowing consumers to see them." the company added that it remains on target to achieve its goal of $2.2 billion in full-year earnings. ceo marchionne says that while the task ahead for chrysler is "daunting," the company is committed to those targets. the struggles of for-profit devry university may end up benefitting students - at least in the short-term: after de

gm, chrysler got it.ook, other cities and states, neil, that paid for, if you will, via tax credits and tax breaks, business, from gm and chrysler. those cities and states got screwed over as well in the process because gm and chrysler, never delivered on those promises either to poor cities and states that didn't get jobs or revenue. the government should get out of the business completely and let free markets decide it. neil: todd, you know very well, and ford's ceo was here many times he was for the bailout with his colleagues because if they had not got enit and it would have hurt the entire industry. what do you think of that? >> maybe neil, maybe not. on the bileout it was important for president obama to have the government come in to bail out gm and chrysler. i think they both would be restructured out government financing. what that did it helped out one of the president obama's largest campaign contributors, the united auto workers. they gave them him 40 million in campaign contributions. the pr

i mean chrysler. and i think they actually have an asset here, if you look at the numbers that came out today. chrysler best sales since 2007. the dodge which i know guy was driving in high school is now a cool car. and more importantly, probably at least right now for the stock price, sorry, guy, they're actually selling cars. they were at a positive. so if you look at a company that i think is misunderstood and a company with a lot of event. risk and it isn't about the buying of the chrysler stick, take a look at fiat, because this company is cheap. >> we're watching tesla shares in the after market session. it is trading lower right now. but keep in mind it gained 16% on monday in anticipation of this announcement, which turned out to be providing financing for buyers. meantime we got some breaking news on jcpenney. let's go to courtney reagan with the details. >> that's right. details in the latest proxy filing for jcpenney. ceo ron johnson made $1.9 million in his compensation for 2012, compared

to you, get a second opinion. >> the thousand dollar headlight. >>. >> chrysler is not obligated to recall these headlights as recalls are issued only for safety problems. at this point the government doesn't consider this enough of a safety issue. my opinion is that you should get a second opinion before having repairs do. >> when i say f cancer, what do you think of? you're wrong, an oklahoma man has a license plate that reads f cancer. and this is the city catch, today. >> jamie it's 11:00 and it's still in the sixties downtown. we have a mild surge but it could come as a cost. . >> this is a great story. youknow lacrosse is the official team sport of maryland. if youwant to be in the right state of mind, go with us to this city field. >> can you hear that? that's what spring sounds like. that's what lacrosse sounds sgliek work hard at whatever you do. >> that's what hope sounds like. >> i want to play for johns hopkins. >> the league teamed up with the baltimore city police for a sports clinic i think when kids can see us in a different role where we're not in our uniform but we

and then ultimately take chrysler public.. >> phil, thank you. so we're on sina. >> no idea. >> there's video. is it a mcdonald's ad. >> can we get a camera over here? this is sina. they have a picture from the washington correspondent's dinner of president obama. >> so it's a social media website. there it is. it is above your screen again. sina. it's an alliance with ali baaba. >> looks a little like yahoo! to me. it has a lot of news on there. a lot of ads. they're doing well on the advertising department. but the mandarin is a problem for me. it's not even letters. >> they have a translation? >> they don't do any translation. >> the wonders of google. this is going to hopefully turn it in -- no way. >> sit trying to. >> edison's desire to sina gift ideas. >> obama showed explosive audience laughing with his wife. >> so the translation is fun. a little off. >> disruptors continue with venture capital firm because you were just in. this is a venture capital firm. >> always a huge deal. joe lonsdale. [ female announcer ] wha

and renisha's job on the line at chrysler helped her save enough money for a down payment on a chryslerto me, mom, this is a good year coming for us, 2012. she was mentioning 2012. she said, this is going to be a good year for us. >> december 17th, 2011 was a saturday night. the young women decided to go out on the town with some girlfriends. >> i watched her get ready and, you know, did her hair and found her an outfit. and she just looked so pretty to me. >> i guess we said, "i'll see you later," and that was the last time i saw her. >> the following morning denise and chikita awakened to empty beds in their daughters' rooms and a bad feeling in their stomachs. >> sunday morning when i didn't hear from her, when it got like 10:00 or 11:00, that was just too unusual. >> and we don't know why. they're not calling. they're not answering their phones. >> on sunday afternoon the mothers notified police that their daughters were missing. the following day chikita feared the worst when her daughter renisha failed to show up for work. >> her job that she was so very proud of, she wasn't going

chrysler rose 5%. the auto maker says it's the best month for sales. gm says that sales were up 6% and toyota sales increased by 1% after a very strong sales year last march. >>> tesla motors wants to put more of its pricey electric cars on the road by offering something new. allie rasmus is here to explain the big announcement made by tesla. >> reporter: and there's no dials on the dashboard and no key. everything functions through this touch screen control pad. kind of like a big i pad in the car. but unless you have 70 to 100 grand in hand, this car was probably off limits for you but that may be changing now. >> when you hear the accelerator, it's instantaneous. >> reporter: kevin taguchi says this all electric vehicle with keyless entry is worth every penny. >> it feels like you're on a track. >> reporter: and it can go 100 miles without recharging the battery. >> hopefully cars will go in this direction and we'll be able to get off fossil fuels. >> reporter: but it cost him $80,000 in cash to buy it that's after using the $10,000 rebates that com

recall covers chrysler 300, dodge charger and dodge challenger sedans made between april and decembersays the defect has result inside no injuries, but it will start notifying owners about the recall this month. and now to continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman. ♪ ♪ liz: we are well above record territory here except that we've pulled back. not that that's a big deal because we're just minutes until the closing bell. we're watching what's driving the market moves. nicole petallides, sandra smith at the cme. nicole, before we get to first solar, a line on the real positivity that the markets are seeing today. >> there's no doubt about the fact that we're seeing this momentum to the upside. it takes a lot of the traders by surprise. they can't quit it, right? you can't fight the tape. the market continues to run higher, the dollar is weaker, and you're seeing gains across the board and setting new records for both the dow jones industrials and the s&p 500. and now i'm going to get to first solar, a name that certainly has been grabbing attention on wall street, it'

g.m., chrysler and ford reporting the best march sales in five years or more.for all for these markets are going to continue to roll on. dennis: no brainer or is it? president obama calls on congress to spend $100 million to map the brain. but greg is here to say the president's budget is dead on arrival in congress. cheryl: why you may see newt gingrich walking around with these strange looking glasses. going to get the paparazzi on that one, dennis. dennis: yep. nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange, rally, baby. >> what else do the glasses do? are they just glasses or something more? rally, baby, indeed. if you're a beau out there, you're glad to see stocks up. the nasdaq up 3/4 of 1%. s&p 500 up over a half a percent as well. certainly the requirement is a good one on wall street. the dollar is stronger. retailers, drugs, banks, all indices are to the upside. the transports are pulling back. oil services also with up arrows. up arrows with the exception, really, of hewlett packard. and that's on a goldman sachs sell rating but you're seeing a l

. >>> tonight the chrysler group is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles for various problems. the largest recall affects 100,000 dodge chryslers, dodge challengers because of drive shaft problems. finally 6,500 dodge ram pickup are being recalled over a parking brake problems. look for the web link section under hot topics. >>> the cost of keeping your car running is going up. that's according to car me. a vehicle repair website. auto repair costs were up 10% in 2012 that's the biggest jump in 2012. one reason for the increase is because our cars are getting older. the average car is 11 years old. >>> if you try to hail a cab in san francisco you're likely to spend a lot of time at the curb. and a new report shows you're not alone. it recommends adding as much as 600 to 800 new taxis within the next few years to try to get the city up to speed. still cab drivers say now is not the time and that city leaders still have to regulate other ride services such as oober, lift and side car. >>> texting has been sited as a contributing factor in a medical aircraft crash. the ntsb found

. >>> tonight the chrysler group is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles for various problems. the largest recall affects 100,000 dodge chryslers, dodge challengers because of drive shaft problems. finally 6,500 dodge ram pickup are being recalled over a parking brake problems. look for the web link section under hot topics. >>> the cost of keeping your car running is going up. that's according to car me. a vehicle repair website. auto repair costs were up 10% in 2012 that's the biggest jump in 2012. one reason for the increase is because our cars are getting older. the average car is 11 years old. >>> if you try to hail a cab in san francisco you're likely to spend a lot of time at the curb. and a new report shows you're not alone. it recommends adding as much as 600 to 800 new taxis within the next few years to try to get the city up to speed. still cab drivers say now is not the time and that city leaders still have to regulate other ride services such as oober, lift and side car. >>> texting has been sited as a contributing factor in a medical aircraft crash. the ntsb found

chrysler rose 5%. the auto maker says it's the best month for sales. gm says that sales were up 6% and toyota sales increased by 1% after a very strong sales year last march. >>> tesla motors wants to put more of its pricey electric cars on the road by offering something new. allie rasmus is here to explain the big announcement made by tesla. >> reporter: and there's no dials on the dashboard and no key. everything functions through this touch screen control pad. kind of like a big i pad in the car. but unless you have 70 to 100 grand in hand, this car was probably off limits for you but that may be changing now. >> when you hear the accelerator, it's instantaneous. >> reporter: kevin taguchi says this all electric vehicle with keyless entry is worth every penny. >> it feels like you're on a track. >> reporter: and it can go 100 miles without recharging the battery. >> hopefully cars will go in this direction and we'll be able to get off fossil fuels. >> reporter: but it cost him $80,000 in cash to buy it that's after using the $10,000 rebates that com

chrysler group is planning to recall ram pickup truck, dodge challengers and chargers. it ranges from air bag warning light, parking brake flaws. there are so many models and years affected we put it on our website. there are so many models affected go to ktvu.com to check it out. >>> many were victims of foreclosure. nation's largest banks will dole out money to more than 4 billion borrowers. it's a settlement. the companies are wells fargo, bank of america and citigroup. it includes borrower in foreclosure from 2009 to 2010. >>> on wall street today stocks rallyied. nasdaq picked up 15. s&p bounced back. >>> a bill going to legislature could be coming up. the bill was approved today and it would make pranksters or their parents liable for what it takes to send the police on those calls. the measure now goes to the senate appropriations committee. >>> watershed ruling is putting fractioning on hold for now. ubureau of land management should repaired a land statement. the ruling is in response to a lawsuit filed by two environmental groups. the judge ordered both groups

. >> it was a chrysler. it was like a navy blue chrysler, and it turned down the one way and it pulled over and stopped, and a couple of guys came out and picked up a girl, pushed her in the car. >> reporter: sources say that two 10-year-old girls playing by the park in washington heights at 7:00 friday evening called 911 after they saw a woman screaming as she was forced into a minivan at gunpoint. investigators believe the man may have also been stuffed into the vehicle before it peeled off screeching up a one-way street. >> in the beginning when she screamed we were nervous, but the way they just walked in, it didn't seem suspicious. like they knew whose car they were going into. >> reporter: a bold crime caught on tape, but no one has been reported missing. that's why investigators are blanketing the neighborhood with crime stoppers posters. sources tell eyewitness news the suspected female victim was spotted by another surveillance camera on west 177th and ft. washington avenue, an hour before the incid

all we got right now is four black males in a red chrysler, probably.t's all we got at this point. they know more than what they're telling. we believe there might be a little gang involvement. some of the guys that were hanging out on the corner with the victim are known gang members. there's probably more to it than what they're saying. officer: i've got him at gunpoint. dispatcher: gunpoint, 132 and bush. cover is code three. . >>> good morning everybody, i am brian flores. >>> and i am claudine wong, a major road is closed after a stolen car smashes into a hydrants, lorraine joins us with the latest, what is happening? >> reporter: i just got off the phone with the san francisco fire department and they are looking for a few people who fled that nissan you saw in the road, and around 3:00 an that car crashed into a muni bus and we are told it is a stolen car and the suspects were involved in a carjacking there. the suspects were driving around the city and attempted to pull it over and that's when they ended up in a chase and the car ended up here o

this morning, chrysler reported the u.s. sales rose 5% from march of last year. that's the best sales month since december '07. ford sales were up 6%. general motors said their sales were up 6% in march. toyota's sales gained 1% but it had a very strong march last year. tesla motors' ceo is being secretive about an announcement he plans to make this afternoon. the bay area-based consider company announce ed would hold a conference call at 2:00 p.m. pacific standard time but there's no hints about what he will say. yesterday, tesla announced it's profitable. shares are up 2% right now. >>> today at 5:00 -- the suspect in the rampage this weekend at a san jose walmart store was in court this morning, the reason the judge got angry at the man's attorney plus what we've discovered about the suspect's past. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a good day.

there is video that shows passage of a gray van, could be a chrysler.re's not an absolute that it is that van because part of her disappearance but it's about the only shred they have to try to work on to figure out what happened to this woman. she was trying to close up the shop. somebody came in, maybe 15, 20 minutes later and found it empty except for a vehicle in the parking lot. >> according to the last transaction on the register was 10:50:00 p.m. presumably she did that last transaction and then she was discovered empty, no one was there until 11:15 so that seems to be the window. was there any evidence of a robbery? >> from what i'm understanding you have her purse, the cash drawer, all those things still unseen. the norton shores chief police said everything points to an abduction. they didn't come out right away and say that because it was an adult missing, meaning they made their first report on the crime they believed they had saturday afternoon. it took them until sunday to say it was an abduction and there wasn't any apparent robbery, any

chrysler's sales rose 5% in march and ford did slightly better posted a 6% increase and chrysler saysickup trucks like the dodge ram and chevrolet silverado, a great sign for the economy because those vehicles are used in home construction. political writers and others are asking new questions today about that easter sermon attended by the president and first family in which the minister of the church attacked what he called the captains of the christian right for their stances on race, gender equality, gays and immigrants. now, remember pediatric surgeon ben carson took a lot of heat for the national prayer breakfast two months back. here is what two of my guests joining me in a moment had to say about dr. carson in february. >> i think it's inappropriate. i agree with his remarks, i wouldn't disaagree with a single thing he said. the vane u for doing it. >> and alan your thoughts. >> to do it at a national prayer breakfast, a place to celebrate humility, harmony, unity, was totally out of place and indictment of what's wrong in washington and no safe space anymore for comedy, no saf

look for numbers today from chrysler. lichtenstein, president of tradersaudio.com, pen, a softer sort of friday after a fairly good week. how are we set for the start of trade this week? >> much softer. we're poised for a good rally here. the market is holing bid levels for the most part. still short again of that 1590 level. but really, right now what we're looking for is we're looking for a close up about 1564 in month to continue that strong push that we've been seeing basically since june 2012 we've been strayed straight up. i think we've seen one month there was a bit of a pullback. right around september, october, but for the most part, it's been higher highs and higher lows and that continues to be the case. >> we've got the fed earnings report. acb, as well. what's going to be a pick of things to focus on? well, we're going to be watching to the fed coming up later in the week. obviously, there's a lot of traders that are already looking forward to friday for the unemployment data. but, again, for the most part, w

chrysler kicks off another earnings onslaught this morning. about half the s&p, by the way here, they have reported and so far 69% are beating earnings estimates. knock on wood. >>> an auto investment of a different speed, a 1939 daimler that once belonged to winston churchill believed to be the last of its kind. an anonymous owner in germany hopes the classic coupe will fetch over $500,000 on ebay. >>> the majority still buy flowers for mother's day and spend about 40 bucks. this is a reminder for you. >>> egg mcmuffins may soon be your new hangover food. >> would you ever consider the big one having mcdonald's serve breakfast all day long? >> yes, we would consider it. this innovation center has come up with innovative ways of us expanding the breakfast hours and some of those things we'll also be seeing here in the near future. >> dylan and i were saying we want the entire menu extended. chicken mcnuggets. >>> michael jordan and longtime girlfriend tie the knot. >>> plus chuckles from the white house correspondents dinner when "early today"

this morning, chrysler reported the u.s. sales rose 5% from march of last year. that's the best sales month since december '07. ford sales were up 6%. general motors said their sales were up 6% in march. toyota's sales gained 1% but it had a very strong march last year. tesla motors' ceo is being secretive about an announcement he plans to make this afternoon. the bay area-based consider company announce ed would hold a conference call at 2:00 p.m. pacific standard time but there's no hints about what he will say. yesterday, tesla announced it's profitable. shares are up 2% right now. >>> today at 5:00 -- the suspect in the rampage this weekend at a san jose walmart store was in court this morning, the reason the judge got angry at the man's attorney plus what we've discovered about the suspect's past. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a good day. elizabeth stanton: los angeles, home to the entertainment industry where you can learn to perform lo

. >>> chrysler recalling 30,000 small suvs because of a faulty hose can cause them to run out of gas.ts jeep patriot and jeff compass four-wheel drive vehicles from the 2012 model year. separately, chrysler recalling 119,000 sedans because the airbag warning lights go on for no reason the first technology of its kin.. mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start thr business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ashley: china is expected to surpass the u.s. by as top world importer in 2014 according to opec while u.s. imports declined. imports to china are expected to surpass $6 million barrels a day by the end of this year. liz: does this mean the u.s. is hea

a new study says they could be a group of chrysler the humans that actually became smaller. >> meet whats otherwise known as a hub it. it is a tiny species of human. this is what it might have looked like. ever since the hobbit's discovery on the indonesian island 10 years ago, researchers are puzzled over its origins, especially how such a tiny species of humans might have evolved. there are three main theories. some critics say they are not a separate species at all it emerged from a modern group of humans whose size was restricted because they had a disease. others believe it evolve from a primitive ape-like creature that traveled from africa a million years ago. new research suggests that hammaren does arrived on the island and shrunk. erectus arrived on the island and shrug. >> here is a case where it might have operated in quite an extreme way on a human population that was on that island for hundreds of thousands of years. >> many, including professors trigger, have their doubts about the dwarfism idea. it has been published many journals. instead, they believe the people are desc

did it take a little italian car maker to help turn chrysler turn the corner? >>> the national lead. it is an idea that could lead to kinderrten teachers carrying glocks, principals spending extracurricular time at target ranges. today a task force commission by the nra unveiled a report to make schools safer. the most controversial idea would put more guns in our nation's schools. the task force backed off the notion of putting armed volunteers in schools but wants to see more teachers and administrators trained and armed. former republican congressman asa hutchinson is leading the task force and urging action on his recommendations. >> if you are interested in making our school safer and to save children's lives, look at these recommendations seriously. >> we've seen so many newtown parents advocating for gun control after 20 children were killed in a senseless massacre in december. but today we saw a newtown parent standing with the nra's task force. >> i think politics need to sort of be set aside here and i. >> howie: th-- i hope this doest lead to name ca

gm sales were up 6.4% in march, ford up 6% and chrysler 5%. toyota's gains were a little more anemic at just 1%. despite news headlines about the fiscal cliif, sequestration and budget shortfalls, car sales in the first quarter beat expectations. edmunds.com says it is raising its auto sales forecast to 15.5 million cars in 2013. 'i think that there's growth potential to go beyond this year as well. we're still not back to pre-recession levels in terms of the number of sales per driver. we've had driver population grow, but sales have shrunk since the recession and there's still room for growth there." the main reason for zipppy new car sales: pent-up demand after years of economic struggles for consumers. it's a new day for fannie mae. six years after the housing market's collapse, the agency has turned a record profit. fannie raked in $7.6 billion in the fourth quarter, and made $17.2 billion in 2012, while taxpayers took home $11.6 billion in fannie dividends. the ceo of the mortgage giant says he expects earnings to remain strong over the

another sign of strength in auto sectors, gm, ford, and chrysler reporting their strongest march vehicleales in five years. sales were boosted by gains in the housing market and construction, which pushed pickup truck sales. the securities and exchange commission has entered a new era. federal regulators now say companies can legally use social media to announce news to investors so long as investors are notified ahead of time. the ruling stands from a posting by netflix ceo reed hastings. last year on his facebook page, the company said it had surpassed one billion viewer hours per month at the time. the monthly jobs report, the big kahuna the markets have been waiting for. what does the number tell us about the economy and where we are and the impact it has on your portfolio. joining me right

gm, ford and chrysler reporting strongest march sales in five years. boosted by gains in the housing market and construction, pushing pickup truck sales. the securities and exchange commission entered a new era. federal regulators say companies can legally use social media to announce news to investors. so long as investors are notified ahead of time. the ruling stems from a posting by netflix ceo reid hastings. the company said it surpassed 1 billion viewer hours per month at the time. >>> the monthly jobs report, big kahuna the markets have been waiting for, what does the number tell us about the economy, where we are and the impact on your portfolio? joining me to talk that, lakshman achuthan and david kelly's good to you have on the program. >> glad to be here. >> are you surprised at the jobs report friday. 88,000 new jobs created in the month of march. the fewest, the worst report in nine months, well below expectations. >> a little surprised, but specifically, these numbers are never as close as people think. our best model for our payroll e emp

ford, chrysler, toyota, gm, and nissan, all reporting strong sales. truck and suv sales especially strong. cnbc's phil lebeau. >> this is not something where the automakers are goosing the market with outrageous incentives. this is people coming into showrooms and saying i need a new car or truck and this is the time to buy. >> reporter: the average car on the road today is more than 11 years old. something else helping the economy, gas prices down 30 cents from a year ago. and while many areas of the country are still struggling with real estate foreclosures, and decreased home equity, the overall housing market seems to be recovering. existing home sales now at their highest pace since 2006. among the cities showing the most improvement, denver. >> in this neighborhood i would expect properties to go under contract within a week. >> reporter: where ty docken is a realtor working one of the hottest areas of the city. >> buyers need to be ready to jump on a property when they find it. if they think about it, that property will be gone. sellers need to

we'll have more news on chrysler in just a bit.ust kind of wanted to pass that along to you. >>> at 51 minutes -- at 45 minutes past the hour, time to check our other top stories. skilled foreign workers are in high demand here in the united states, that's leading to a jump in request for the so-called h-1-b visa. the wall street journal reports u.s. companies are expected to reach the limit on those visas this friday after the application process opened just yesterday. >>> jodi arias's defense team is seeking a mistrial for juror misconduct. the attorneys say juror number five is, quote, unfit to continue as a juror. the defense says the comments that the female juror made in front of others during a sealed hearing last thursday makes her impartial and unfit to continue. >>> colorado theater shooting suspect james holmes will have to stand trial. prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against him for last summer's shooting rampage that killed 12 and injured 58. his defense team was seeking life in prison in exchange for

well, chrysler, it is kicking off another earnings onslaught this morning. about half of the s&p 500 have reported and so far 69% are beating earnings estimates. >>> and an auto investment of a different speed. a 1939 daimler db-18, if you don't know what it is, take a look, it once belonged to winston churchill, believed to be the last of its kind. an anonymous owner in germany hopes the classic coupe will fetch over $500,000 on ebay. what a beautiful car there. >>> a new survey finds most of us put more thought into a mother's day gift than we do for dear old dad in june. poor dad. but the majority still buy flowers and send about 40 bucks. which reminds me, i need to get a gift. >>> and finally, if you haven't heard, egg mcmuffins may soon be your new hangover food. >> would you ever consider having mcdonald's serve breakfast all day long? >> yeah, we've come up with innovative ways of us expanding the breakfast hours, and some of those things we'll also be seeing here in the near future. >> i like the sound of breakfast right about now. just ahead, some

there's a push for these vehicles. >> looking at chrysler, sales up 5% in march.that jeep brand sales, which, you know, led the company for a number of years fell 13%, what's going on there? >> well, i think that they are, you know, in the midst of trying to come out with new models, and showed the jeep cherokee and at the new york international auto show. they're in the process of getting vehicles up to speed, but, you know, it's a competitive market out there, and the suv world, look at all else out there, the pathfinder had a good month and a lopt of the other maker had good monthings in suvs as well. >> gm, sales up 6%, showing nice growth. >> uh-huh. yeah, gm has done well, again. you know, trucks across the board had a good march. when trucks do well, domestic do well too, gm, no exception. their sales, they, you know, they did relatively well. some of the brands that have struggled, especially last year like cadillac, a lot of new models, and, also, buick who is, you know, awaiting new, fresh r models, they have them now, and sales have gone up. >> jessica,

because they have a work at they can that's what the allow them to end up like when lee iacocca ran chrysler for a dollar or steve jobs right now for a dollar but those are the ways i mean we're we want to be able to have choices in america and if you choose that you want to only want to make a billion dollars that should be ok our rusty humphries scott you know he was thank you for joining thank you what do you good. after the break there's a lot of sunshine coming down in the u.s. each and every day but for some reason we aren't using it to power our country i'll tell you why that is how we can start relying more on solar power inside still to. international and world in the very heart of moscow. and welcome back whistleblowers have a long and storied history in the united states for decades they've been an lightning in our society on the corruption and injustices that take place in america each and every day and being a whistleblower isn't easy as thomas drake the national security agency whistleblower who is charged in the espionage act put it it's extremely dangerous in america right no

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chrysler, profits of 65% of costs reducing models. the details are still strong. the housing market, san jose, san francisco, these markets are seeing some of the biggest price increases right now. that is according to our housing market website below. the third story, some stayed home. , can make and take into account the income of a spouse or partner. and the first ever bond sale. companies are taking advantage of record low borrowing rates. apple has just cache cache cache. those are some of the top 10 stories tonight on fox business. check it out, it's a great website. coming up, shocking numbers on food stamps. you have to hear it to believe it. and another record day for the s&p. should we be waiting for the other shoe to drop when it comes to earnings report. our financial panel weighs in coming up next. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bri

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have a work at that and that's what the allow them to the right kind of like when lee iacocca ran chrysler for a dollar a year or steve jobs right now for a dollar but that's under way always i mean we are we want to be able to have choices in america and if you choose that you want to only want to make a billion dollars that should be ok our rusty humphries. thank you for joining thank you what are you goods. after the break there's a lot of sunshine coming down in the u.s. each and every day but for some reason we aren't using it to power our country i'll tell you why that is how we can start relied more on solar power and size to be able to. let me let me i want to know why don't you let me ask you a question from. here on this network is what we're having the debate we have our knives out. to do this right just about staying there to get here in a situation where being i don't want to talk about the mail and me. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everyt

. >> this chrysler conference call is interesting. he starts it off by saying, listen, the results are not what were expected. at the same time we have another automaker in town. he doesn't say it by name, but we know he's talking about ford who had fan taft being results and he said frankly, i'm a little envious. you don't see that when they compliment the competitor across town. >> it's a street fight every day. have fun, phil. we'll talk to you soon. >> phil lebeau in chicago, why one analyst got cold feet on his way to trade in his iphone for a samsung galaxy s4. we'll talk to brian marshall and the scoop on google glass from someone who has tried a pair on. you'll see what he sees when he brings them to post 9 this brings them to post 9 this morning. it's monday. >>> want to own a piece of the empire state building? no, that's want a con. although some legal drama playing out in court could get in the way of the building's initial public offering. bertha coombs is at the courthouse and she has details. bertha? >> indeed, david. s

maybe we should send them some hat racks, auto industry, out of u.s., looking at forward, gm and chrysler on china, they have been delivering, butting which going forward how does it pan out, the emerging buyer is fickle. they could like one car one month not like the car the next month, how do you appeal to that group. neil:al? >> well, i think that luxury cars will continue to do well in china. if we've seen anything in recession here u.s. luxury items do well, rich like to strive like to drive nice cars, i would worry about slowdown in china taking edge off lower price cars that means fewer chinese people emerging into middle class are they buy cars. neil: i hear whole china thing, you know i know we should be grateful and we would envy growth any approaching china, that is a narrative, paranoia i think that chinese are lying, i don't think their growth is near that, that is my bigger worry that maybe, this is part of reality? >> i think all economic numbers are lies, that economics itself iassumptions based on assumptions, who knows what is going on in china. neil: "forbes" saying, a

in chrysler, it sounds like it kicks things off this morning. >> chrysler is usually the first out of the box. ford is probably right after 245. from our perspective, if they can hold market share over the next 6 to 12 months, their capacity is perfectly aligned. right now for the first time that i've ever seen it, you're getting positive price on a per unit basis and costs on a per unit basis are going down. that's very positive, obviously, from an earnings perspective. >> what about the fact that the yen is weakening? does that not give japanese rivals the edge especially after toyota comes back from its really woes? >> certainly the yen exchange is a plus favoring the japanese based manufacturers right now. but i think if you look at what the trends have been over the last two years, the foreign based manufacturers are relying on the u.s. or north american markets for more of their production. and so their cost base is also in dollars. from that perspective, it tends to balance out. in addition, when you look at the longer term behavior of the japanesed based manufacturers, they're

they are now looking for a silver cruis chrysler mini vann by a man in his 30s. >>> a man hunt in california for the keller of an 8-year-old child. people in valley spring are being told to lock their doors and according to police now fingerprints and possible dna evidence has been recovered from the home where the homicide is believed to have taken place. they also say while there are no specific suspects or person of interest, persons of interest, authorities are using descriptions from possible witnesses in pursuing some leads now. the little girl, leila fowler was home alone with her 12-year-old brother when we were told a strange broke in and take attacked her. chris biehl with more. >> reporter: the two kids there home alone the sheriff says went through an unimaginable horror. the 12-year-old called his parents about a strange in the house. the parents called 911 and responding medics and deputies discovered the sister badly injured in the home. she died later at the hospital. >> did the surviving child recognize the person? >> he did not? >> a search started for a man scene running f