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jim from dearborn, michigan, hometown of henry ford. >> yeah, i didn't like that ford number -- in latinrica. but i think ford is okay. what's up? >> caller: i would like know about ccj uranium -- >> no, their time has come. sell sell sell. stan the man. >> caller: hey, jim, i'm a big investor in kinder morgan partners. i love the dividends but the stock price seems to have crapped out -- >> no, they have -- i think rich is terrific, but some -- i think the stock is coming back. i urge patience here, but i do wish they could give us more growth. i do worry that they have gotten too big to continue to grow the way i would like them to. got to put it out there. alex in mississippi. alex? >> caller: yeah, hey, jim. >> hey, alex. >> caller: i had a question about southern company. the georgia plant is being built, how do you think this will affect the stock? >> southern is a good solid dividend payer. it's why i like southern. let's go to zachary in new york. >> caller: yeah, jim, booyah. my question is about under armour. what are your thoughts? >> i like kevin plank, i'm glad to see the st

fairly important for a number of reasons form they unveiled it last night at the headquarters if dearborn, michigan. the edge primarily has a north american crossover vehicle. they will not be selling it in china and europe, for the potential for vastly improved sales worldwide is significant. when you look at the edge sales here in the united states, the older model, which many are saying, look it was time for it to be updated, sales this year down 8%, the industry overall up 4.1%. the edge will go on sale early next year, and even though we're seeing gas prices move a bit higher, the head of ford of the americas believe there's still strong demand for crossover utility vehicles. >> that continues to be hot. consumers are adjusting to gas prices in the 3.80 to $4 range. as long as we don't see a major spike, we think consumers continue to be hot. >> where is the pressure point? he thinks it jumps another 50 cents, then there might be reason for concern. here are the sales through may for the big three. ford is the only one that's negative. you look at shares of ford versus general motors

liz: you and i have sat on the front lawn of ford outside dearborn, michigan, back then and i said, havethe worst case scenario? is that all you really need, $23 billion? it's a lot, but if things go south really quickly -- and i remember you saying not only did we model for the worst, we doubled the worst case scenario and modeled for that. >> that was really an important conversation because at the time many people thought, what were we doing to borrow that much money? and, of course, to your point we needed to restructure the business to get back to to profitability, but we also during the worst of times wanted to informs in all -- invest in all these new products that you see here today. but to your point, the world economy was starting to slow down, fuel prices were starting to go up, so we wanted to have a cushion for a slower economic environment which we did, and so we were able to continue with the plan. liz: i also remember you sitting before congress with the other auto ceos, and it was a very tense time. everybody's saying did they fly private? you, of course, did not take a

it's on the front line in the motor company in dearborn michigan.und and fixed all the components and beat their competitors. >> the accelerator pedal was bad and the brake switch was bad. >> both young men benefit from their current jobs as part-time technicians at honda and concord bmw. >> we do everything from changing out engines transmissions and electrical. >> they see doing this in their future careers. >> i grew up around cars and i was really interested in learning a lot more. >> on monday they're ready to slam it into high gear against the rest of the nation. . >>> now, i know who to take my car to. >> that's right. >> these guys can replace engines. >> you can admit it. >> i have no problem there. >> rosemary is the most car savvy person in the room. >> please, i need to give a forecast. >>> we have great weather coming our way. it may not be the best day to work outdoors on that car. it's going to heat up for our inner east bay in particular. we're giving you a look at the cloudy start, the foggy start, even a little tough getting across

. >> let's bring in ford henry from the ford headquarters if dearborn, michigan.he new edge. this is an important vehicle for ford, given the fact the c.u.v. market used to be red hard particularly in north america. >> that's right, fill, we are happy to be offering this with more styling. in a cuv with now power trains and platforms and features for our customers. >> joe, your valleys are on the wedge, you are discontinuing the model. they're down 8%. you look at the crossover and sport utility market. did you wait too long to bring the new edge to market? >> well, we have been focusing on keeping all our line-up, the new ford and explorer continues to do well. we know this is important in the edge and escape and the explo r explorer. we are excited about offering it in 2015. >> any concerns about gas prices right now and whether or not we might see people perhaps pull back a bit in their desire not only for crossovers but suvs? >> well, the crossovers and suvs continue to be high, consumers are adjusting to the 380 to $4 range. as long as we don't see a spike, w

assume you'll be coming back dearborn once in a while. >> i have fallen in love with ford. it is a great company. i'm going to stay close to ford going forward. >> mark will be able to call you up if he needs to? >> absolutely. any time. >> you know, it really has been an incredible few years since alan mulally joined ford taking them through the crisis, turning the company around. matt asked him what he is going to do next. he refused so say. there is speculation he might go to microsoft and replace steve ballmer. obviously he is not going to do that. he will probably be at starbucks. >> a starbucks? that is what he is going to do on day one? >> he is looking forward to kicking back and having some coffee and hanging out in a coffee store. >> he is going pick starbucks? >> his words. not mine. >> he has done amazing thingsed a ford. the first thing he does kick back at a starbucks. the man has highs operations. >> i think he is looking for a little time to enjoy. to taste the coffee. shares rallying this morning coming off the knees of a deal between the company and monosa

he was serving in the military, and his father dieed, and he had to come back to dearborn, try to singularlyrestle this empire singularly wrestle this empire away from this shakespe2$g# and the drama, it still strikes me as amazing that it actually happened. but it did. after edselq#r died, all the newspapers and all the magazines wrote here was this company, and there was this internal battle for power in this very important, not only was it the third largest military contractor in the country, but it was the most famous of all american companies. and harry bennett after the death of edsel ford stood to be, usurp it. he had never gone to college. he was a boxer and a navy guy and a thug. and his friends were -- when i list in the book the people that were in his service department, they were people like joe "legs" he man. he was a serial kidnapper, and he would evade the law by running away. there was another guy who was called the dope king. they were basically, literally, murderers. and those were the people that harry, you know, surrounded himself with. and it's amazing to think that at

we will shut down dearborn truck plant and start conversion to aluminum. joe president of the americas for four. >> matt miller, resident auto expert. the u.s. chamber of congress threatening to break off support for president obama. what has the business lobby so upset this time with the white house. ♪ >> the fbi has been cracking down on insider trading and white-collar crime. the man leading the charge in the new york field office is fbi assistant director george venizelos. in an interview with erik schatzker, he spoke about his efforts to get wall street workers to speak up when they see what wrongdoing. crime, white-collar unless you are a victim and it has affected you personally, sometimes they do not take it seriously. what they do not understand is that we are all victims. anybody who has a pension plan or a mutual fund or some kind of money in the stock arc it is a victim. that is what people do not get. >> why do you think more people on wall street and more people in banks and brokerage firms around the country do not, when they see something,

finished that and, of course, i got a different job starting about two blocks from here, a place called dearborn glass, stayed there about three years and then i got a job at reynolds metals working as a labor. i said this is crazy i'm going back to school. this doesn't make sense. i was planning to go college. i read in the union paper they had an apprentice program starti up in the pipe shop, electrical, machine shop. i took the test for machine shop because i had machin shop in high school. but no opening came , and the guy -- the guy told me, personnel manager said we got an opening in pipe shop electrical. i thought about electricity, so i elected pipe shop. then the apprenticeship program was administered out of chicago. i spent from 1968 until 1994 pipe fitting, inhouse fitter from '94 to 2004 outside construction. of course i retired from reynolds after 28 years. at age 51. i say 51 and -- actually it was august 26th, 1994. >> is that right? >> yes. august 26th. i said i should have just couple more days to august 28th, the night that emmett was kidnapped. >> in these years you have lots

he was serving in the military, and his father dieed, and he had to come back to dearborn, try to singularlytle this empire singularly wrestle this empire away from this shakespe2$g# and the drama, it still strikes me as amazing that it actually happened. but it did. after edselq#r died, all the newspapers and all the magazines wrote here was this company, and there was this internal battle for power in this very important, not only was it the third largest military contractor in the country, but it was the most famous of all american companies. and harry bennett after the death of edsel ford stood to be, usurp it. he had never gone to college. he was a boxer and a navy guy and a thug. and his friends were -- when i list in the book the people that were in his service department, they were people like joe "legs" he man. he was a serial kidnapper, and he would evade the law by running away. there was another guy who was called the dope king. they were basically, literally, murderers. and those were the people that harry, you know, surrounded himself with. and it's amazing to think that at tha