but what could chrysler give the union in return?ose negotiations, we were able to get profit sharing. and we were able to get some assurances against additional plant closings. we wanted a voice in the decisions that affect the lives of our members. they proposed to offer the union a meaningful voice in all levels of management, including the board of directors. chrysler needed more than cost cuts to design and build and market cars america wanted. it needed credit. chrysler's troubles had cut it off from traditional credit sources. so, like other borrowers with bad credit, chrysler chief iacocca asked a relative to guarantee a loan-- uncle sam. big business bailouts usually don't interest democratic congresses and presidents but the uaw and democratic leaders were old allies. when uaw chief fraser talked about the half a million jobs at stake capitol hill listened, and president jimmy carter signed chrysler loan guarantees into law. by 1984, chrysler was back in the black and government-guaranteed loans were repaid. i knew how clos

chrysler interestingly denies that.hat is one of the things so frustrating about this issue, chrysler's repeated denials there is any problem. one of the crucial parts of our case was showing the chrysler knew there was a danger and failed to issue any warning about the danger. now, the evidence of the danger is strong and it is common sense. i think you just spoke with miss claybrook about some of that. chrysler's refusal to acknowledge the danger and issue warning is troublesome. in fact sergio marchionne said over and over again, these jeeps are absolutely safe end quote. that is not true. gerri: i believe you had sergio marshy own knee testify in the trial, marchionne, which is remote. do you have a bunch people calling we want to sue too or do you have a class action? where does this go from here? >> where it goes from me here is tough for me to say. it depends on vivid people and individual cases. i will say the evidence we gathered in this case i hope prove helpful to other victims of these jeep fires. gerri: goi

you know, they xlly capitulated to chrysler they had a fix which allowed chrysler to save money but not safety related. gerri: wow. that's damning. >> the little fix would not have saved this little boy. gerri: i want to get your reaction, we covered the auto industry a lot of the problem we've had bob on a lot to talk about the ignition switch failures and now seen nhtsa at work, upclose and personal. i have to tell you, sean it's not impressive. what's going on? are they too close to the industry? why aren't they more righteous about fixing -- a 4-year-old boy dead for no good reason. >> a complex problem, institutional problem that goes back decades. agency is outmaneuvered by the industry. they don't get the funding necessary, on top of that there is the revolving door problem. in this case what's amazing is the administrator, david strickland who cut the deal, subsequently left within months, is now working for a law firm in d.c. that does lobbying for chrysler. gerri: wow! goodness. my goodness. bob, quick reaction, why can't they get the job done? >> you know, they're not even in

chrysler's ordered to pay $150 million after a four-year-old is killed by an exploding gas tank. steve hartman's "on the road" with two boys whose lives just changed forever. >> my mind was just blown. it blew! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. this is our western edition this is our western edition the holiday weekend is beginning with severe weather bearing down on some nine million americans. tornado watches are up in at least six states in the south and midwest, this as kentucky oklahoma and arkansas clean up from the last round of storms. manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: there were more than 160 water rescues in louisville after more than six inches of rain fell overnight, stranding cars and flooding homes. >> flooding is going underneath. it's going straight through the building. >> reporter: the same weather systems spawned tornadoes in the plains. this is the destruction in the town of afton, oklahoma. harrison, arkansas, was hit by what people believe was also

he lost it all and chrysler took it from him. >> reporter: in 2013 nitsz sa asked chrysler to recall older model jeep grand cherokees and lipperts with gas tanks behind the rear axle tent actively saying there was a defect that presented an unrepublicanable risk of burning to death in rear end crashes. chrysler maintains the vehicles are not defective but agreed to install trailer hitches to provide protection in low to medium crashes. nhtsa agreed. prior to the recall nhtsa said there were more than 50 fatal fires in these types of jeep vehicles. cbs news has obtained this deposition taken from remington's trial with chrysler's ceo sergio mars joni. >> we agree this is not the first time that this has happened. >> based on what i know, the answer is yes. >> would you agree it's hamid many times before it hamming to remy? >> it's happened more than once. >> has chrysler ever warned people that this tank on a chrysler chair ke is vulnerable to impact? >> no. >> the jury was asked to split fault between chrysler and the driver of the car. they said chrysler was 99% at fault for remingt

chrysler settle every other one confidentially before it could get to the courtroom. >> chrysler saysp met all safety standards. ♪ >>> all of this month we're looking at the issues facing our fragile planet. one agency in los angeles says it will buy their water in some cases for more than farmers can make selling crops, but there are long-term consequences. >> reporter: just to give you an idea of how bad the drought is we're at one of the major reservoirs in the states. the brown band is a water mark and the top of the brown band is where the water level used to be. it is precisely situations like this that california governor jerry brown passed the drought release bill just a few weeks ago. different water districts are battling for the same amount of limited water. >> our agency is making bids. other agencies are making bids so we're having to compete for a very limited resource so we're seeing prices unprecedented this year and it's reflective of bad the situation is. >> reporter: some rice farmers in the area have actually done the math. they get a water allotment, and they real

they said chrysler was 99% at fault for remington's death. in a statement to cbs news chrysler said the company is disappointed and will consider an appeal of the verdict. charlie? >> jeff, thanks. >>> a sailor stranded at sea for more than two months a reunited this morning with his family. the coast guard lifted him off a cargo ship that rescued him off the north carolina coast. louis jordan survived eating raw fish and drinking rain water. we're joined with his incredible story and how his family never gave up hope. vinita good morning. >> reporter: crew members spotted jordan sitting on the hull of his capsized sailboat 200 miles northeast of north carolina suffering from dehydration and a shoulder injury and taken to a virginia hospital. overnight he was relieseased. >> reporter: after surviving 66 days lost at sea, airlifted off a tanker off the north carolina coast. >> headed back to shore. >> reporter: crew members on the vessel spotted his days abled sailboat, brought him abort and contacted the coast guard. jordan says he was asleep

>> chrysler says the jeep met all safety standards. in today's healthbeat, some hope for suffering from alzheimer's. more than 5 million americans have the disease. now a bio tech company from massachusetts says early tests show its drug could reduce the presence of plaquing in the brain believed to be responsible for the onset of alzheimer's. a senior fellow at ford ham universities institute of humanitarian affairs good to see you. the company is reporting the positive results so far. what's the drug, that it been tested for safety and efficacy at this point? how significant are these initial findings? >> the drug is an antibody. they've looked at people who don't seem to get alzheimer's and said they may have an antibody to prevent this protein that builds in the brain clogging the neurons. >> what's the name of that protein? >> beta am lloyd plaques. the proteins stop the brain from functioning. antibodies fight proteins. if we can get an antibody that would target amyloid proteins, maybe that would restart brain functioning. early

chrysler settled every other one confidentially before it got to the public eye >>> chrysler said the jeep met safety standards. >>> jurors begin deliberations in the case of dzhokhar tsarnaev facing 30 counts in the boston bombing that killed three and left 200 hurt. the defense is trying to paint dzhokhar tsarnaev as under the influence of his elder brother. prosecutor said dzhokhar tsarnaev was a willing participate in the attacks. >>> since the september 11th attacks the fbi focused 40% of its budget on counterterrorism operations. does the need to justify billions in spending lead to phoney plots. david ariosto reports. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>reporter: when it comes to funding efforts to root out terrorism the united states is virtual aunmatched. the american terrorism spent $16.6 billion $16.6 billion on counterterrorism efforts domestic and around the world, according to figures revealed by "the washington post" based on documents provided by edward snowden. on the home front the fbi spends $4 billion on counterterrorism. using 4200 agents and since the september 11th attacks. they do

in 2013, chrysler recalled 2.7 million jeeps over concerns about the fuel tanks.walmart is looking for new ways to boost profits. it is encouraging suppliers to cut back on advertising spending in its stores so it can offer lower prices. the world's largest retailer is trying to reclaim its position as the low-price leader amidst stiff competition and sluggish sales. finally, as easter weekend approaches chocolate is on the top of many peoples shopping lists. the average french consumer is estimated to spend 20 euros each for sweet treats. who eats the most chocolate in europe? according to the confectionery giant, it is the germans. the average german consumes over 12 kilos per person per year followed closely by the swiss. in the u.k., the average is just over 8.5 kilos. in france, it is a bit under seven. poland is the least chocolate loving country in europe consuming less than three kilos per person per year. they must have other sweet treats on their minds. anchor: in paris, you cannot the state chocolate in all the stores. chocolate --kate: in france there

plus the fallout of the verdict against chrysler. we'll talk with an attorney who represented the family of a four-year-old killed in a crash. >> after months of demanding change in ferguson, missouri voters there are about to get a chance to it happen. tomorrow residents will elect new city council members. kristen saloomey reports. >> the crowd at the st. mark family church may have been small. >> an informed vote consider make a difference. >> but ferguson missouri, has never been so large. four african-americans are run forgive three open seats in the april 7th election. >> you have an opportunity to effectuate sustainable real change right here in ferguson. >> change is what many residence have been demanding ever since a white police officer shot mike brown, an unarmed black taken. the officer was cleared of wrongdoing. but in an investigation they found a pattern of racist policing in the city and it's courts. it will fall to the next city council to make the reforms demanded by the u.s. has department. a single mother of two.

some day maybe chrysler will. >> chrysler is facing similar claims from other families who have beend. in 2013 the automaker put trailer hitches on older models jeep grand cherokees and liberties in protection the and rear impacts. the recall continues to this day. safety advocates believe it doesn't go far enough. for "cbs this morning: saturday," jeff pegues washington. >>> just ahead, trouble for a major league baseball player caught gambling on sports. but first here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next, medical news in our "morning rounds." the way to beat breast cancer. >>> plus doctors jon lapook and holly phillips on the risk of taking hypertensive hormone drugs that's a mouthful. millions of american deposit. that's next on "cbs this morning: saturday". (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. i know what you're thinking, but this is the improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. m

the senator denies the accusations >>> a jury in georgia ordered chrysler to pay a family $150 million for the death of a 4-year-old. the child was killed three years ago when the jooek grand cher okayee was reeneded and burst into flames. chrysler refused to recall vehicles with low-hanging gas tanks. >>> a famous priest evangelist died at the age of 88 he built the crystal cathedral and "hour of power" were seen in homes for decades. his empire crumbled in recent years. it was sold to the catholic church and his ministry filed for bankruptcy after it was taken over by his children. >> young people with autism are entitled to a public education and other services until their early 20s. at that point parents are on their own. even though their children may not manage life alone. it will happen to half a million families. on the world autism day, one family's story in the first person report. >> throw back to me. we have a 16-year-old son with autism named adam. >> when adam ways diagnosed with autism we were shocked. we knew something was wrong. we never imagined it would be autism. it

we were founded back in 1980 as a result of the carter bailout of chrysler. point, african-american dealers were about 150, 160. so as a result, and our peek we were at 2005, 2006, african-american dealers excited 500 and and then tanked quite a bit in the recession as well as the bailout of general motors and chrysler. so we lost 30% as a result of the down turn. >> what can someone do if they're interested? contact your association? >> contact our association. our association is on the web. you can obtain information from there on how to buy a vehicle. specifically if you're interested in the industry as an investor. we can put you in touch with dealer operators but that's what we do. we help provide opportunities and work with all the manufacturers in the united states trying to figure out ways to increase the minority dealerships. >> so you as president of the association, what do you hope to be your legacy? >> i hope to one, be able to be part of creating a next generation footprint. to provide our next coming dealers or future dealers with opportunities

the panel found chrysler liable for the death of 4-year-old remington walden after it sold his family 1999 jeep grand cherokee with a gas tank mounted behind the rear axle. chrysler says it plans to appeal the judgment. >>> consumer reports out with its list of best supermarkets in america. for the second year in a row wegmans tops the list thanks to its high marks for produce and meets. publiclix and trader joe's. >>> "fast and furious" prediction s predictions have it taking in a record opening for april. the film's cast including the late paul walker who you'll remember died while in production. "furious 7" includes a farewell to walker. >>> when we come back a dramatic crash. a car plowing through a store with terrified workers inside. >>> a game show goof. the $21,000 mistake blamed on that "price is right" model. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast infections in women and men, low blood sugar, kidney problems, and increased bad cholesterol. common side effects include urinary tract infections changes in urination and runny nose. ♪do the wa

chrysler was disappointed and may repeal that verdict.ing fire destroyed a massive storage building by general electric. it consumed a building in louisville, kentucky. the extent of the damage still being tallied. firefighters still battling the blaze. no one injured in the fire. the actual sturk structure has collapsed. people aren't sick of fast and furious movies. they're in their seventh sequel. the latest sequel is set to speed across others in the box office. $115 million expected to rake in which would make it the biggest opening of the entire year for the seventh incarnation. lauren, this is amazing. lauren with the story. >> liz, concession, i haven't seen any of them. >> neither have i. >> you know what, i might be enticed to see fast and furious seven for a couple of reasons. (?) this is being talked about as what could be the billion dollar movie of the year. that's a huge deal. you have the range of the film. it's your lives widest release. 4,000 theaters in north america. more than 10,000 across the world. it was number one

chrysler managed to avoid a sales dropoff posting a gain of 1.7%. the seasonally adjusted annual rate came above 17 million and that was above the prior month. both down 1% in the st fooe ya chrysler up a nickel. >>> dow component mcdonald's plans to raise the average pay for some of its workers. the world's largest fast food chain will increase wages in company owned restaurants that make up about 90,000 employees. it does not include workers employed by franchisees, run almost 90% of restaurants. hourly pay tops $10 by the end of 2016. >>> walmart is reportedly telling its suppliers to cut prices. wall street joe thing it is retailer is asking suppliers to do is scale back on joint marketing with walmart and e savings into lower prices instead. walmart has seen its market share erode over the past few years by other low cost competitors like costco and kroger. >>> walmart is also taking a stand against religious freedom bills in its home state. as we reported last night, arkansas lawmakers passed legislation similar to the one recently passed in i

. >>> after two week trial a jury hit chrysler with a $150 million penalty in the death of a 4-year-old boy. jurors in georgia ruled that chrysler acted with reckless disregard for human life in selling boy's family a 1999 jeep with a gas tank mounted behind the rear axle. the child was killed when the jeep was hit from behind by a pickup truck. the fuel tank leaked and engulfed the jeep in flames and killing the boy. >>> an indiana pizza shop that came under fire after their owners said their religious beliefs wouldn't allow them to cater a gay wedding has closed indefinitely. memory's pizza faced criticism this week after the co-owners expressed support for a new indiana religious objections law. the facebook and yelp pages for the restaurant were bombarded with negative reviews. the family is even considering leaving town. >>> christians around the world are marking good friday today and pope francis will be in rome to lead the traditional way of the cross at the coliseum and in part his apostolic blessing. on saturday the pope will preside at three services leading up to easter sund

the jews ate unleavened bread. >>> chrysler pays $150 million to the family of a georgia boy who died grand cherokee. the 4-year-old was killed when the suv he was riding in exploded after being rear- ended. our consumer team first told you about certain jeeps and the placement of their gas tanks with very little protection in the event of a crash. chrysler maintains its vehicles are safe and says it is considering an appeal of the verdict. >>> tonight we give you a through look at what the co- -branded sprint radioshack stores may look like. the pictures were part of the documents included in federal bankruptcy court in delaware. the company plans to unveil those stores later this month. >>> sometimes you're concerned about buying a new electronic gadget because you think you might not like it later. there's a new startup company that lets you test drive the gadgets before you buy them called lumoid. you pay a few dollars a day to rent them before you make a purchase. >> catering to a whole generation of people that want access rather than purchasing. >> lumoid has expanded to photog

at the same time, the chrysler building in new york was being constructed. the union carbide building in chicago was been constructed. i offer this prayer is -- fair assessment that this lobby surpasses both of those. it is art deco in a very unique style in that it has all of the vertical lines that play on a shadow using simple materials. the lighting, the chandeliers are extremely deco manufactured by empire chandelier companies in oklahoma. this is in one of the quiz essential deco symbols. a cornucopia holding the fruits and vegetables of life. typically, a feminine symbol but eased along with the lightning bolt as a masculine symbol. the two really combine in a very passionate manner. if you look even further at the ceiling and all of the wonderful leafs and this space, it is east meets west. the influence of native american art and our native tribes in and around tulsa influenced by the french. in 1925 was the paris exposition. we are standing in front of what it was originally known as the gillette building. it started in 1928 and finished in late 19

at the same time the chrysler building in new york was being constructed and the union carbide building in chicago was being constructed. i offer this fair assessment of a native tulsan. this lobby rivals either one of those and surpasses both of them. it is art deco in a very unique style in that it has all of the vertical lines. the play it on shadows using simple materials, the lighting the chandeliers that are shown in here are extremely deco manufactured by empire chandelier company in sand springs, oklahoma, and most importantly is the gold leaf and the friese as you go up in the lobby, what i referred to as one of the quintessential deco symbols. -- the frieze as you go up in the lobby. the cornucopia. a feminine symbol, typically used with the lightning bolt the masculine symbol. the cw really -- btw really -- the two really combine here in a very passionate manner. again, if you look even further up at the ceiling and all of the wonderful goldleaf we have in this space, it is east meets west. the influence of native american art in our native tribes in and around tulsa were inf

chrysler had just gotten a billion dollar bailout from the federal government. general motors decided that they were going, although more obligated, but they were going to enter a solo race across the australian outback to show just how cutting edge they still were. that they were not living up to the japanese, that they could still compete on the world stage in the most cutting edge technology of the day. they crushed the competition but i think it was like a weeklong race and they were three days faster than the closest competitor spent what does that have to do with carb? >> it was an electric car and he decided to continue this project and they built a concept car. they wanted to call the santana the leadership to such code the impact. it had huge impact on the auto industry because regulators from carb drove it and they decide this is the perfect weapon. >> is that the windows called the aegon we'll? >> maybe. -- egg on wheels. that was the forerunner of a vehicle called easy one. many people have probably heard of through the documentary who built the elec

chrysler recalled more than one-million cars in june of 2013 -- under pressure from safety regulatorsrice is right" model is tweeting priceless responses to her blooper on the show last night. the contestant was given three chances to guess the cars price of a hyundai sonata.but the model manuel arbelaez accidentally gave it all away. >> grant: >>" nineteen thousand eight forty nine, go ahead there manuela.boop no. ohhhhhhhhh. i won it!" >> grant:the model later took to twitter to say that she was not in trouble and the contestant got to keep her car. hyundai later tweeted at arbelaez saying "now that's good car-ma". (laughter) >> reporter: it is coming our way for easter and the weather forecast coming up, right away! >>music >> catherine:today pope francis presided over a good friday procession at the colosseum in rome. people from iraq, syria and egypt took turns carrying the cross. >> catherine:the pope talked about the persecution of christians in beyond. tens of thousands of people held candles as they watched. >> catherine:good friday recalls the crucifixion. >> catherine:it ap

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. >> i recognized it as a chrysler emblem. investigators learn it came from a large ram pickup truck manufactured between 1999-2002. >> to most people outside the auto industries those numbers would not mean much. but they are like your social security number or d.n.a. >> these trucks were extremely popular. >> seemed like a needle in a haystack. now it is a dodge pickup truck. there are so many. investigators knew the dodge ram pickup truck was red. police asked citizens and body shops to be on the look out for a red pickup truck with damage to the front end. police issued a bulletin in an effort to find the red truck. but the first tip that came in was from one of rafeal's classmates. >> he said that his mother's boyfriend came home that night of the accident, of the crash and had said he hit a deer on the highway and that the police were going to get him and he took off and hasn't been seen since. >> the man's flame was robert huff man, a 49-year-old construction worker. vehicle records indicated huff man drove a red dodge

more legal trouble for chrysler. after a jury awards $150 million in damages.s pose a serious safety risk for consumers? >> the problem is, this gas tank is, you know, filled with gasoline and literally inches from the back bummer. >>> terrible jobs report. economic growth estimates are slashed. are we headed for another recession? >> we're now being told really that 2% growth may be the new normal. you know, so that is disaster. gerri: shaping up to be the worst tax season in memory. >>rd coulding to a new survey by wallet

chrysler's ordered to pay $150 million after a four-year-old is killed by an exploding gas tanks. steve hartman's "on the road with two boys whose lives just changed forever. >> my mind was just blown. it blew! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. the holiday weekend is beginning with severe weather bearing down on some nine million americans. tornado watches are up in at least six states in the south and midwest, this as ken tuck eoklahoma and arkansas clean up from the

introducing the all new chrysler 200 america's import find it at chrysler.com >> joining our panel tonightfunny comedian, just released his new album up is the very funny comedian, he's just released his new album "effable" on itunes, guy branum. starring in "clinton, the musical" comedian and actress judy gold. and he's a former nba star and now the mayor of sacramento california, mayor kevin johnson. [ applause ] >> tonight we're talking about california's drought. first i would like to show you some photos. here are some striking before and after photos from the lake oroville region in northern california. check out the difference in water levels between 2011 and 2014. that is three years. look at that. that's amazing. right? i'm from california. i was just there. i don't think people are changing their ways too much. see people watering all kinds of stuff. really not taken seriously. if you ask people around the country, they go, ok, why aren't people taking this that seriously? >> water is free. it feels like it's free. just turn it -- it's hard to take some things seriously when you

. >> it was a maroon chrysler. the lights were on. the car was still running. behind the wheel was a middle-aged man who had been shot repeatedly in the head and chest. the car was still in reverse, an indication the man saw something, stopped, then drove backwards to investigate. >> it was apparent from his position in the car and the seatbelt on that he had no time to react to the force that was used against him. >> he was dead before he could put the car in park. when police ran the license plate, they got some shocking information. >> the car had been registered to kevin rice and then did a double-take and realized, my god, it's kevin. >> kevin rice was one of their own, a rockford police officer, a 14-year veteran with a spotless record. theo glover was his partner. >> i got a call from our commander, and he says, "yeah, kevin has been shot." so, i said, okay, i'm getting ready. where are you? i'm going to get dressed and be there, and he stopped. he said, theo, he said, kevin's dead. at that point, you know, i sort of -- >> the scene was strangely quiet.

chrysler ordered to pay one of the largest jury awards in history. $150 million to the family of a 4-year-old killed in a crash. the case raises new questions about the safety of one of the most popular cars on the road. >>> forget what the white house says, new employment numbers show how weak the economy is. >> obama-nomics isn't working. only 126,000 jobs created. gerri: also the irs ordered to release the list of tea party groups it targeted. it will comply? >>> a self-driving car compl

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. >> reporter: the new version of chrysler's you connect smartphone app talks directly to the car. >> you can use a search feature especially find a destination before you get to your car and send it straight to your navigation. >> reporter: during a drive, the latest nissan maxima can tell if you're tired. the car senses when a drive is drowsy and sends out an alert to wake him up. a new safety feature on the 2016 chevy malibu is called teen driver. >> a technology to help parents encourage safe driving habits in the teens. >> reporter: parents access and control the settings with a p.i.n. code. >> parents can set a maximum audio volume limit for the vehicle. the parent can also choose to set a speed warning if the driver or the front passenger are unbuckled the radio will be muted to encourage teens to buckle up. >> reporter: after a ride parents can see a detailed report. >> how many miles the teen has driven, the maximum speed the teen has been going. >> reporter: whether it's for safety or convenience, technology is steering the auto industry into the future. lauren lister, cbs n

chrysler fiat needs to do more to fix the recalled vehicle. last year a georgia jury awarded $150 million to the family of a 4-year-old killed in a jeep grand cherokee fire. >>> changes are coming to metro's red line trains after years of upgrade work and testing. those trains will go back to automatic operation monday. that means computers will control the train's speed and braking. the other lines will return to automatic operation in the next couple years. you may recall operators have been running those trains manually since the deadly red line accident in 2009 near fort totten. that followed the recommendation from the national transportation safety board. >>> from trains to planes and surprising stats about your safety. >> then after the break why some of the nation's busiest airports might be making plans for stronger security. >> then back to show that opens tonight will also break down barriers. we'll tell you why. >> we've got a lot the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if yo

it started yesterday afternoon when the driver of a blue chrysler sped off from a traffic stop. that driver crashed into other cars, forcing him to surrender. he then got out of the car and appeared to reach back inside and that's when an officer shot him. the driver was killed. >>> well we are waking up to a little bit of a cool temperature. it says 52 degrees. but i think the sun is going to come out later on today. >> i hope things will warm up. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is telling us what we can expect for the day ahead. weather and traffic on the ones. >> hey, a very similar day from yesterday. a lot of clouds this morning but under the clouds it's gotten rather chilly. we are down into the 40s, nearby suburbs and rural areas. in the low to mid 50s near the bay, but southern maryland down into the 40s. so you need a light jacket, but you won't need the umbrella slicker or rain boots. sunglasses this morning and then the clouds come in today. a chill in the air between 7:00 and 8:00 in the upper 40s to around 50s. low 50s, 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. a little sunshine bre

chrysler the likes of ford, but one company which is called workhorse group, they said, look we really want to push this a little bit further and they've got something called a dronal top, which they say they will put on a top of an electrical vehicle. nothing is going to happen very soon, but we're going to get packages a long way off. they're going to have a decision on which vehicle they use january 2017 and perhaps the vehicles will start hitting the road a year after that. but yeah, in terms of drones it seems amazon and now the u.s. postal service moves forward. >>> still ahead on "way too early." a real grand slam last night. three in a single game. you don't want to miss these highlights. >>> tornado season in full swing, 22 million people are at risk of seeing severe weather today. bill karins is here with a first look at the forecast, right after this. >>> richard nixon serbed in congress, is in the senate, as vice president and finally as president. he was an elder statesman and an adviser who those who succeeded him. he will also be remembered as the only man ever to resign

settle for second place then for third place behind the new company of former gm executive walter chryslerchange but not all that much has changed in the auto industry since general motors pushed ford from command. gm is still in first and consumers still watch the advertising and choose among cars that vary more in color and cachet than in costs. when economists talk about supply and demand, they're usually talking about price competition. but the battle between general motors and ford wasn't over who had the lowest price. we asked economic analyst richard gill if that holds for the rest of the economy. what you have in the case of the american automobile dustry especially in recent years is competition between a relatively small number of firms. we don't have a monopoly which means a single firm in control of the industry. we don't have pure competition which means thousands of firms selling identical products. we have a few firms in control what economists call an oligopoly. now, in general, oligopolistic firms like to avoid price competition. people can get hurt that way. and this auto

chrysler's ordered to pay $150 million after a four-year-old is killed by an exploding gas tanks. steve hartman's "on the road with two boys whose lives just changed forever. >> my mind was just blown. it blew! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. the holiday weekend is beginning with severe weather bearing down on some nine million americans. tornado watches are up in at least six states in the south and midwest, this as ken tuck eoklahoma and arkansas clean up from the last round of

chrysler's ordered to pay $150 million after a four-year-old is killed by an exploding gas tank.ve hartman's "on the road" with two boys whose lives just changed forever. >> my mind was just blown. it blew! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. this is our western edition this is our western edition the holiday weekend is beginning with severe weather bearing down on some nine million americans.

you go to tokyo, and -- and count how many chryslers and gm and ford cars there are.o the current situation is not working for us. and i don't know why it is that folks would be opposed to us opening up the japanese market more for u.s. ahutos or u.s. beef. it doesn't make sense. so i'll be able to make a strong case but i think it's important when you talk about dividing the party, look we have got a korean free trade agreement passed a columbian free trade agreement passed and it didn't divide the democratic party. there's going to be a set of democratic senators and house members who traditionally have just on principle opposed trade because the unions on principle, regardless of what the provisions are, are opposed to trade, and then there are others who like me believe that we cannot stop a -- a -- a global economy at our shores. we have got to be in there and complete and make sure we are writing the rules so we have a level playing field, because when we do products made in america, services provided by american firms, are the best in the world, and i will cont

they tried to make chrysler -- they are trying to take it back to mass-market.using on italy italian brands like maserati and alpha marino -- out the row mayo -- alfano wrote romeo. it was popular in the midwest but they were already doing ok there. matt: is lincoln as serious about being a true luxury player as cadillac? the new ct6 has features i have never even seen on german automobiles. a 360 degree camera that records everything you are doing, massaging seats, its own platform and a real rearwheel drive. is the lincoln continental going to be that serious? ed: it is tough to say because we've only seen a concept version at this point. clearly, gm is spending a lot more on cadillac that lincoln. their investment will be something like $12 billion and 40 has not allocated the same level of resources to lincoln. on a certain level cadillac has a better shot at breaking out. on the other hand, $12 billion is a huge risk. if that does not pan out, for its smaller but only can will look smart. no matter how much money cadillac spends, it will never be able to br