walter chrysler came from the kansas plains.his father was a locomotive engineer and he was an oil boy, oiling machines in a rail shop when he was 11 years old. and went to college. got a job with general motors, thought the new age, the auto age, and in 1928, after he introduces the first car in his name the chrysler 6 he decides he is going to build the tallest building in the world and announces it in the new york newspaper. everyes watching him. buys a plot where the chrysler building is today. the same day he makes that announcement, group of hustlers speculators, from downtown start to build the building called 40 wall. and that is now trump building, and 40 wall, and its people -- 40 wall people announce they're going to build the tallest building in the world. so the sky race for two years in new york city between chrysler and 40 wall. and in 1929, just before the crash, all the new york newspapers named the winner 4 , wall. the building is finished and taller then the chrysler building. the chrysler wasn't going to be b

>> chrysler -- >> on fire. >> chrysler has been doing very well. bar. >> they had some struggles. speaking of struggling, radioshack, preparing to shut down in a bankruptcy deal with sprint. it looks like both sprint and amazon could be interested in radioshack stores. i would feel more sorry to see radioshack go because it is been around since the 1920's, if the company had tried harder to be a better retailer. the stores were terrible. >> amen. >> look at what happened, comparing it to best buy. best buy seems to have turned things around, gotten an online store to be better. try to market that way. did you see that profile of the guy who worked in the radioshack store? he was an employee there and he said he would sit there for three hours with no customer coming into the store at all. >> that touches on one of the main problems radioshack. her locations are not great retail locations. i am a customer of radioshack. i love going in that store because i'm so old. it is difficult for me to find one. you have to go into more desolate areas. they ha

first sergio marconi says chrysler, and then chrysler saves fiat stopbob nardelli will be with us for> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm tom keene on this monday morning -- wednesday morning. here is olivia sterns. >> taking aim at prime minister benjamin netanyahu. unhappy about netanyahu's plans to address the u.s. congress about the iran nuclear talks next month will stop critics include -- next month. critics include his former envoy , saying the speech could hurt relations with the u.s.. the speech was arranged with white house speaker -- with house speaker john boehner without the white house approval. and american personnel were ordered to immediately evacuate the embassy in yemen after unrest. the french embassy is also closing their doors for the time being. and the united nations human rights issued a report on violations that range from deadly attacks on civilians to executions, objections, and torture in libya. if it does its worst political escalation of violence since muammar gaddafi was overthrown in 2011. >> watching this report from the human ri

. >> you know chrysler 300, with all the whistles and bells on it. >> for ricky menna it was all about the car. or better yet, the 2008 cherry red chrysler 300 was a symbol of what life was all about for the younger ricky. >> as a younger man, i was more selfish rather than selfless. i bought it for the image. i just wanted to go out to be seen. and things like that. >> and for a guy in his early 20s, ricky add lot to show off after all. >> i will just per forl one song for y'all. >> a steady job with the city of pittsburgh an rising rap career. but just like cars make turns, so do lives. and this story -- >> we have somebody super special here today -- >> is about one heck of a u-turn. >> it is the domino effect in life. >> the dominos in rickys life were an injury that cost limb a job. a music industry he didn't quite fit in with. and a love affair that soured. >> ricky found himself last year living in a friend's spare room offering personal training says sessions in exchange for room and board. >> and it was like okay who am i now? >> the answer surprisingly came from ricky egrandm

and renisha's job on the line at chrysler helped her save enough money for a down payment on a chrysler 300. >> she said to 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

saw it coming over literally on the suv, over the top of my car. >> reporter: the driver of the chrysler had minor injuries, according to his friend. >> he's in the hospital right now. he's okay. >> reporter: and so were the officers. scott says he helped them out of the suv. >> one officer was cut on his head another officer was really shooken up. >> reporter: nbc10 was at temple hospital late this afternoon as one of the officers walked out with tore pants and a limp. >> police trying to do their job. making a car stop. sometimes this is the result of it unfortunately. >> reporter: and somehow, scott managed to walk away without a scratch. >> the car over the top of me, i mean, yeah, scary. >> reporter: now, the original driver who was being stopped by the officers did eventually stop just up the street without incident. scott says he did see the flashing lights on the suv. police would only say the circumstances of this crash are still under investigation. live in north wood tonight, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> new information this evening about an alleged sex scandal within the p

35 district officers arrived a short time late to find limo driver slumped over in driver seat of chrysler 300, shot at least once. >> based on crime scene we know that the chrysler that this victim was operating has four bullet holes at least four bullet holes on the passenger side of the vehicle. so it appears the shooter or shooters were firing from outside of the vehicle into the vehicle. >> police say it appears after the driver was shot the limo proceeded several feet forward before crashing into a telephone pole right next to the olney train station. >> information from a 911 call describes the shooters as two males, one male wearing a gray-hooded sweatshirt and second male wearing all dark clothing and they both fled on foot unknown direction. >> now police say the car is registered to a limo company candor limo 4700 rising sun avenue. other limo drivers are telling me tonight the man is 44 years old and he's father of a daughter. they say he was held up a couple times before and reerptly had reported problems at this very location. we're live in olney section. dann cuellar "channe

chrysler sales up 14%. shares of all three companies higher by more than two percent with chrysler up the most as you see there. philip lebeau with more on what drove sales last month. >> reporter: a big january for the auto industry driven largely by demand for big vehicles. across the board, almost all of the auto makers reported an increase in january sales of between 11% and 18% and for the most part those sales were better than many were expecting. subaru mercedes nissan hyundai and jooep all reported their best january sales ever. and speaking of jeep it continued to be a roll. january sales up for that brand 23%. the best january ever. it was driven by cherokee sales up 44%. and for the big threes all about the demand for pickup trucks and suvs. take general motors. its truck sales last month jumped 42% and the average transaction price, the estimate is that it's just over $36,000 in increased eweyear over year of 7.7%. bottom line cheap gas and high consumer confidence. that's what is fueling demand

this is basically toyota chrysler and honda, 2.1 million vehicles.efective chip in air bag systems and the fix involves replacing the entire air bag module. these cars have had recalls before but the authorities are saying those recalls have still had not enough effect. the 39 vehicles fixed under those had experienced inadvertent air bag deployments as well. no known deaths from these instances but 2.1 million vehicles toyota chrysler and honda vehicles as well. concern for minor injuries rather than anything more serious. >> steve, thank you. >>> still ahead on "way too early" -- the record set by the movie "american sniper" and what first lady michelle obama has to say about this film. >>> plus a treacherous commute for many on the east coast this morning. we'll talk to bill karins. he has your up to the minute forecast on "way too early." >>> a live edition from phoenix, an all-nighter coming back right after this. >>> the news came as a shock. philip seymour hoffman, the enormous talented oscar-winning actor who made his name in hollywood and th

they are honda, chrysler, and toyota. and we're talking about early models from 2002 to 2004. these air bags could accidentally deploy while the car is moving. it's like a steering wheel if it doesn't work. that's scary. >> she doesn't drive one of the recalled cars, but a working air bag is a concern. >> actually been in two car accidents and very important to have them activated. >> that's definitely the case for jerry. >> i have my life saved by an air bag before. it's important. >> the national highway traffic safety administration warns air bags and more than 2 million vehicles to include models from toyota, honda, and chrysler from the early 2000's could deploy. causing an accident. some of those vehicles were already recalled, but the manufactures attempt to fix them didn't work. >> when you start getting issues recalled, someone is cutting corners as far as quality. >> the defect appears to be an electronic unit that controls the deployment of air bags. federal officials say the new recall is separate from exploding the air bag that propelled metal fragments and linked

chrysler had gotten a billion dollar bailout from the federal government and general motors decided that they were going to -- a more complicated story than this but they were going to enter a solar rays across the australian outback to show how cutting edge they are that they were not losing to the japanese and competing up world stage. they crushed the competition. it was a week long race, they were three days after. >> what did that have to do with carb? >> it was an electric car. they decided to continue the development project and build a concept car and leadership decided to, but impact they had a huge impact on automotive industry because regulators from carb drove it at the los angeles auto show and decided this was their perfect weapon. >> it was called but a gun on wheels. >> maybe. not sure i have heard that terminology but it is called a lot of things. that was the forerunner of a vehicle called the e d 1 that many people have probably heard of through the documentary who killed the electric car but it was the impasse that convinced california regulators that the electric car

kevin: sure, and if you figure with the even ford set near-miss and gm and chrysler's bankruptcy, theriting was on the wall before that. they started to reign in tech spending before that. we have basically a lost generation of technology. as that opens in the investment spending that is the products we are seeing now. we have a lost generation of tech knowledge he. if you think about a noticeable difference in automotive technology in about an eight year window, we have compressed that to about a four year window. so people driving onto a dealers locked with a 2010 model year, completely different tech model from what they are seeing even in left over 2014 models. cory: it's interesting, and every year when i go to the ces show, and thankfully i did not have to go this year, but every year they tell me it's the best and brightest and these are the newest bells and whistles. it sounds like what you are saying is we are about to enter and age of significant technological innovation from all of the automakers because of the downturn in r&d spending from 2007 and 2008. kevin: sure, and i

keller at chrysler and say, can you make a tank? and keller said, actually, i've never seen a tank. but i tell you what, if you would take me off someplace where i can see one and drive one, i think we'll be able to see that. and that's exactly what happened. and the chrysler tank arsenal becomes the largest manufacturer of tanks during the second world war. but also, too, aircraft engines retooling in order to provide the aircraft engines for companies like boeing and lockheed and curtis and all the other airplane manufacturers for military aircraft. and then, finally, planes themselves. the most classic example, of course, being willow run outside of detroit in ypsilanti where ford takes on what seemed like the impossible task of building b be-24 liberator planes hugely.com plex machinery, and yet managed to bring it off. and likewise gm itself, its eastern aircraft plant which takes plans provided by roy grumman's company and makes the grumman wildcats and, also, the tbm avenger torpedo bombers. george h.w. bush's plane, the one he was shot down in -- you've all seen that -- that

chrysler nissan and chrysler both reported best januarys ever. ever.ot just since 2006 or '7 best januarys ever. we'll get the gm numbers in six minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >> i mean autonation 17 million units, mark fields terrific job at ford turning it around, good yield. >> phil mentions chrysler. jeep up 23. >> yeah. >> new cherokee suv up 44. kelly blue look looking for the bestian in nine years. >> not the stuff of depression. not the stuff of gloom. this is the consumer doing better spending worldwide. oil coming down little bit more flush, some units turning around i think that europe could turn no one believes that. that's what i like. when no one believes when you want to be in. >> what gm and toyota and other guys say later this morning. el woo we'll get the opening bell in 5:30. don't go away. opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope.

matt miller sat down with the chrysler automobile ceo and joins us in studio.retty big news. >> he told our print reporter mark clothier that he could sell all of ferrari's shares before he finishes his bagel. obviously demand is very high. i asked him, how can i get some? how many fiats would i have to buy two get one for robbery share? they could have a loyalty program. -- two get one ferrari share. the could have a loyalty program. look at what he told me. >> this is something that actually encourages people to be long-term investors. it allows you to earn your right to have the extra votes. it is a long-term commitment strategy that may work its way into ferrari. >> very interesting. possibly a european-style program. if you own shares for a longer time you earn more of a say in the company. he also says europe is a growth area. it has been tough for competitors. obviously it has been tough fiat for as well. listen to his thoughts on the continent. >> the last decade, i think there is ample opportunity for some of the number to fall back. obviously this rus

he has been ceo of chrysler and home depot. bob nardelli joins us for a composition on taxes and the economy. and a conversation with one of the biggest names in the business, every course ceo ralph schloss -- a record evercore ceo ralph schloss dean. a governor who sustained cut the jobless rate to the lowest level in more than six years, governor terry mcauliffe of virginia a longtime operative in the clinton campaign, he will be with us as well. here's a look at our top stories this morning. the european central bank is turning up the heat on the greek government. the ecb has cut off a critical source of funds for greece allowing the bank used junk rated debt as collateral for pressure on the greek government to follow austerity measures if it wants to stay in eurozone. greek stocks and bonds are falling today. prosecutors are missing in whether one of switzerland's largest banks -- prosecutors are investigating whether one of switzerland's largest banks if it taxes. for six -- six years ago ubs settled another tax evasion c

>> i'm with matt on chrysler. 25% increase in sales this month.yota which had a 15% increase in sales. those are my favorites. charles: this is great, guys. patty says: are certain investments better for my roth than a regular ira or 401(k)? i have to tell you something -- everyone watching should have a roth ira if you qualify for it. geared for long-term investing. 40% in a simple index fund. index to the market. this way you get the gains. don't worry about the fluctuations. 10% hard assets i think you should have in there as well. put your gold in there if you want. the rest i like in individual stocks. tim, you handle a lot of money for a lot of wealthy people. how would you -- >> all right. the fundamental difference, the roth you can pull earnings out tax-free. so if you have high-yielding investments, never taxed. capital gains, never taxed. when it comes out of a 401(k), that's all ordinary income. it's a myth to get capital gains -- it will come out as ordinary income. being aggressive if you have, you know, high yields and high apprecia

. >> caller: morgan stanley annoyanced a spin-off of ferraris from fiat chrysler. i wondered if you could tell me more about that. >> i just know the fiat chrysler side, a terrific stock i don't think is done going higher. i don't think toyota is done going higher. let's take another call, vernon who may be from vernon california. vernon in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> uh-huh. >> caller: jim, tell me a little bit about ma mastercard keep it sell it. >> ma looks like it's -- this stock could take out 90. you know what? there it goes. i think mastercard is on fire here. i've got to tell you i don't think it stops at 90. that business is very very strong and that company is very well run. by the let's go to calvin in my home state of new jersey. calvin! >> caller: jim, how are you? >> i'm all right. how about you? >> caller: oh, i am excellent. i'm a little cold. i'm only 22 minutes away from you. a path ride downtown newark new jersey. my question to you is this. i bought an international bank stock around $9.12 a share. the stock has taken a hit because t

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it covers cherokee from 2014/2015, fiat chrysler that makes jeep says there has been a small number of air bag deployment. safety regulators say problem occurred in off road situations but any sudden air bag inflation can cause a crash. chrysler says it is in the a wear of any accidents or injuries. >> can you you imagine driving and air baggings off for no reason. that would start will will you. >>> so if you want a free cup of coffee head over to chick-fil-a. for the the entire in in of february they are offering free cups of hot orized coffee all day long. sue serio usually gets the thized coffee by the way. there is no purchase required, the offer is limited to one cup of coffee percuss more, per visit and while supplies last. >> why are they doing this. >> because it is free advertising we just had it here on fox 29 news. >>> that is true. >>> record number of people tune into watch the super bowl on sunday. >> 114 million people watched the game, according to neilson, this is the fifth time in six years that the super bowl set a rorrer. russell wilson no i'm not running that play

police officers say two in this suv were trying to stop a car for violation when this white chrysler t-boned the cruiser, sending the suv out of control. >> i saw the whole thing. i was about to back out i saw them coming over literally on the side of the suv, over the top of my car. >> reporter: the person in the chrysler was taken to einstein medical center with injuries said to be nonlife-threatening. the officers meanwhile, were taken to temple hospital after scott says he helped them out of their mangled piece of metal. >> they were pretty shoonken up. one was cut on his head. >> police trying to do their job. making a car stop. sometimes this is the result of it, unfortunately. >> reporter: scott tells me he's glad no one was seriously hurt. all he wants is his car fixed up. now, the original driver who was being stopped by the officers did eventually stop just up this street here without incident. scott says he did see lights on that police suv at the time. but police would not go any further, saying this is still under investigation, all the circumstances of it. live in frank

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chrysler was un14%. among japanese makers toyota saw an increase of more than 15%. honda was up 11%, nissan up 15%. >>> major japanese oil wholesaler has revised downward earnings forecasts for the current year due to the recent plunge in crude oil prices. officials are projecting their first group net loss in 10 years. officials say the firm posted a group net loss of more than $480 million from april to december last year. the main factor behind this is the posting of an oil inventory appraisal loss of nearly $595 million stemming from falling oil prices since last summer. the officials also say they now expect a group net loss of about $833 million for the current business year ending in march. other japanese wholesalers have also downgraded their earnings forecast. japanese government officials have offered to help ukraine improve its cold fueled thermal power generation. a seminar was held in the capital kiev focusing on japan's technology. the event brought together about 90 people from both governments as well as people from ukrainian power companies. a senio

walter chrysler came from the kansas plains.his father was a locomotive engineer and he was an oil boy, oiling machines in a rail shop when he was 11 years old. and went to college. got a job with general motors, thought the new age, the auto age, and in 1928, after he introduces the first car in his name the chrysler 6 he decides he is going to build the tallest building in the world and announces it in the new york newspaper. everyes watching him. buys a plot where the chrysler building is today. the same day he makes that announcement, group of hustlers speculators, from downtown start to build the building called 40 wall. and that is now trump building, and 40 wall, and its people -- 40 wall people announce they're going to build the tallest building in the world. so the sky race for two years in new york city between chrysler and 40 wall. and in 1929, just before the crash, all the new york newspapers named the winner 4 , wall. the building is finished and taller then the chrysler building. the chrysler wasn't going to be b

chrysler with a beat, ford slight miss, gm with a beat. >> chrysler and nissan their best january ever years, not in a decade, best january ever. gm some astounding numbers. truck sales up 42%. suvs up 36%. last quarter, and throughout january, when we were talking about the resurgence in bigger cars, that's some real activity going on. >> yeah. i guess that's somebody who's benefiting from the lower gas prices. also moving higher this morning, a lot of the speculative tech names including gopro, twitter, brocade to some extent, work-day, some stocks that have been beaten down over the past few months, doing well riskty well. you wonder how that might be affected by twitter in a couple days. >> not just twitter on thursday afternoon, we haven't talked about linked in which reports thursday after the close. goldman upgrading the stock to a conviction buy, there's the potential for 25% upside that linkedin has done some acquisitions that paid off, their b2 b marketing strategy will likely pay dividends as well. it will be interesting to see a name we haven't talked about as much as twitt

and as you mentioned, it was sold as a package deal by the air force in 1970 to a man named mel chrysleral markings like what you see today on presidential aircrafts, so no one knew what he had. it is the only air force one not in a museum, and it holds a very important place in aviation history. one evening in 1953 when there was no call sign air force one, the columbine ii as it was known was carrying the 34th president as air force flight 8610 over new york when there was a near miss. >> for air traffic control purposes this would be air force flight 8610. in 1953 this aircraft and eastern airlines flight 8610 ended up in the same air space over new york city. because of that incident, the air force designated a call sign for this presidential aircraft. >> reporter: after being a presidential aircraft it just became a vip plane and then on to mel chrysler. bill. bill: what happens to the plane now, alicia? >> reporter: well, the owner's now trying to find a home for it. mel chrysler has since passed and his grandson, tim crowley, is trying to find a museum to take the plane. and there

the victim's chrysler is registered to candor limousine. he was a 44-year-old father who was held up multiple times. >> new this morning smoke and flames forced search people out of their apartments into the terrible cold overnight. the fire broke out on unit block of north 6th street in darby at 12:00 a.m. it took crews an hour to get the fire under control. water from the hoses iced up in the sub tier -- zero temperatures. a fire caused an vehicles of an apartment building in delaware it broke out on north 5th street in wilmington. it started organ the 9th floor of the apartments. crews say the smoke activated the sprinkler system. there's no word on the calls. >>> detectives made an arrest in a deadly crash on the boulevard that happened 17 months agole robin knight was taken into custody. the 24-year-old was wanted on an outstanding want was charged with homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. knight was driving the wrong way on september 29, 2013 and collided head on with a minivanment the woman was killed and her husban

the recall affects the 2015 chrysler 200 with a v6 engine.he cars could roll away unexpectedly if the transmission doesn't shift into park. also shifter may show that the car is in park when it's actually in another gear. so drivers are urged to use the parking brake before shutting off the engine. >> after dropping for months gasoline prices are going back up now. according to triple a the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline has gone up for the last 28 days. it brings the national average up to $2.30 a gallon. but it's $1.11 lower than what we were paying this time last year. >> today, metro officially tabled some plans to raise fares to try to balance the budget. the agency's board of directors voted against an increase or any substantial cuts in rail or bus service but that budget gap remains so a final budget plan is expected to be in place sometime this spring. meanwhile, virginia railway express is holding a public hearing tonight on its proposed fare increase. v.r.e. are considering a 4% increase to pay for highe

in addition to those, he had left a job at chrysler after a very suspicious injury. and he was collecting workmen's compensation and social security for that. >> bowles' investigation revealed, among other things, that davis had studied pharmacology in college. armed with this new information, the mohr family asked the state's attorney general to open a new investigation. shannon's autopsy revealed she died of a single blow to her head. detective don brooks had two theories. >> number one, this young lady actually fell from a horse and struck the only rock around squarely and it really is an accident or, number two, he killed her. the only way, in my opinion, for him to get her in a position where he could slam her head into that rock was to have her completely immobilized. so we wanted to look at the possibility that she was drugged at the time. something that would paralyze her, but leave her heart still pumping and still -- she's still alive. >> with davis' background in pharmacology, police asked local veterinarians what drugs farmers use with their animals that

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missing and exploited children described this as a large white four door, perhaps a station wagon or a chrysler new yorkers like that one, late '60s, early '70s photo and released photos of what sheila and katherine lyon just might look like today. this marks 40 years since the girls were seen at the shopping center in montgomery county. just last week floyd welch told investigators he left with the girls the day they went missing and he saw his uncle sexually assaulting one of them. no one has been charged. >>> all of d.c.'s firefighters will be trained how to respond to metro system emergencies. at a council hearing today interim chief eugene jones said the fire department beefed up training after the fatal incident in l'enfant plaza last month. in the past year the department trained only about 5% of the city's firefighters how to handle metro incidented, but now jones expects all his crew -- incidents, but now jones expects all his crews to be trained in 2 1/2 months. >>> a 911 dispatcher who told a woman to stop whining is now out of a job. anne arundel released a phone call earlier this m

all of this has been reflected in shares of fcau that's fiat chrysler. these shares that came on the new york stock exchange, what last october. since then it's appreciated -- they worked it out to get better concession from the labor unions. it's really coming home. sfla another big week for crude oil. crude on track for the second straight week of gains. right now west texas intermediate has traded up 3.5% and we have almost a 3% gain for ice brent crude. of course, that means that prices at the pump will rise as well. the average price of gasoline in the united states is $2.17. that's up 10 cents from last week. where do price goes from here? i know somebody that notices. jackie deangeles is at the nymex. >> we're seeing a rally in crude oil traders long buying the dip going into the weekend. it's having an impact. it's not the only piece to this story. a couple of other things to think about here. first of all when you look at the chartsz seasonally, february is the time of year that we always see a break in u.s. gas prices. refiner where is start to

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the chrysler 300 there, police say the driver was shot at least once through the passenger's side. the car hit four times. it then jumped the curb. hit the telephone pole. police tell us the driver died at the scene. two suspects got aby but the deadly shooting happened close to the station and that means there may be video. >> our septa surveillance cameras. also across the street there's the automotive repair business that has numerous exterior surveillance cameras. >> police tell me there is no motive as of yet for this shooting. they did tell me however, the victim is 44 years old. they are working on identifying him through the limo company. we're not sure where the suspects are at this point. police are searching this only neighborhood. that's where we're live. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> we also following breaking weather news. temperatures getting so low, all public schools in delaware will be closed tomorrow. >> you can see the delays running on the bottom of your screen. tonight we have live team coverage. george spencer is checking on the districts that to have school a

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. >> drivers beware. 23 million 2 million toyota chrysler vehicles are being recalled. checked out for deficient airbags. the national highway traffic administration administration say three people have been hurt. airbags deployed when a vehicle wasn't involveden a crash. trying to fix thor to since 2012. the problem with the airbags which deployed too forcefully have caused millions of recalls in the past. we have a link on our website that links all cars affected. a lot of them. many different brands. head to nbc bay area.com to check out the list. coming up next -- pets dying in the east bay. a warning for people who visit this popular lake. >> still seeing mild temperatures in the mid 60s. clear skies look back to san francisco. though on the horizon. finally some changes in the forecast. powerful storm off to the west. causing clouds our way for the end of the weekend. the seven day forecast has a chance for the bay area. a look hat that right when we come back. >>> checking in now rit rob mayeda. if you were out there today. almost felt, rob, downright balmy. >> s

reporter: sanchez got a call from his dispatcher thursday night that he had been gunned down his chrysler 300. he was off duty and just left company headquarters on rying sun avenue. >> what i have in my mine that. can't be true. that can't be true. >> rob bro is not a motive. he had a lot of money and valuables inside of the vehicle. nothing was touched. >> reporter: this is the third driver for condor to be murdered since 2010. sanchez says the murder has all of his drivers mourning the loss of another co-worker. their concerned about their own safety. >> scared for all the drivers. when something like that happen. >> reporter: police were searching for surveillance video near the crime scene. they say six or seven shots were fired into the car. >> we really want to know why. what really happened in that case. >> he was absolutely targeted. we just don't know why he was targeted. >> reporter: homicide detectives continue to pour over surveillance video from cameras near the crime scene. there's a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and in conviction in this case. if you

auto sales continue to rev up, chrysler up 14% and ford up by 15%. gm climbed 18% and tie yoet wtop by 16%. if you have office depot and staples in your neighborhood, that may change, staples is buying the chain. the deal has to be approved. >>> this year's super bowl was the most watched program in television history, 115 million viewers but the way we get our television is continuing to change, from old media broadcast networks to cable, from satellite and now by streaming, with netflix and apple television adding to the mix. joining us to bring us what's next is ken auletta, the author and journalist and new yorker's media critic. >> nice to be here. >> we've talked about the death of television for decades at this point. and you yourself have said that story has been overwritten. where do you think we stand? >> i think television -- you think of traditional media or legacy media, print newspapers declining, magazines declining. cable television, declining. hollywood studios, declining and shrinking. television actually is not declining even thoug

owner got a text saying their dog was kidnapped and police are looking for 2002 town and country chrysler van. >> in a few hours, golden gate bridge transit officials are holding a public meeting on a reasonnal to change the policy on qualifying age limits for youth fare. they are considering a plan to bring fares if line with other bay area transit system that use clipper card. those operators charge youth fare for riders twine the age of 5 and 18. right now the golden gate bridge district does not start charging kids on the buses and ferries until age six while waiving fares for kids five and up. >> tomorrow night, caltran will close part of the caldecott tunnel for a drill causing delays for westbound traffic on highway 24. it starts at 10:00 people on friday night and ends at 4:00 a.m. on saturday morning. >> today the a's start spring training hoping to compete for at fourth con secondive post-season appearance. pitchers and catchers report in arizona with the first work out tomorrow. position players are arriving on tuesday. they play the home game at the stadium including a new min