to detroit? get >> i believed in the labor market, and i learned differently by being in detroit and being married to jimmy boggs. >> tell me about jimmy boggs. wherewas born in alabama there were more pigs than people, but people in the south and theyderstanding, survive. he became a writer because people could write. he knew had to take advantage of a bad situation and turn it into a good one. how did you become partners? >> i chased after him. were you chasing jimmy? >> he would laugh and say, grace has got me. i understood there was something very fresh and very new here. i lived in new york city. i came from the big apple. i had a lot of abstract ideas, and here was somebody who was very much alive in his and to whom people .ould look for leadership it was an extraordinary experience. about theant to ask causes you have worked on in your lifetime. let me start by asking why you got involved in labor work and what do you make of the labor movement today. i was working for $10 a week in chicag

now with the detroit situation, we haven't seen a big move yet in yields but if we see a default in detroit and we see a restructuring where the state says its okay to pay bond holders back 10 cents on the dollar even if it's a general obligation bond or general revenue bond, we could see a spike similar to what we saw with meredith whitney and that's going to be pretty painful for people holding municipal bonds but it might be a really great time to get into the market. > >buy the bonds. jim cahn from accession, thanks so much. > >thank you. coming up.... the box office is full of zombies & monsters this weekend...which summer flick will walk away the winner? thats next in movies and money. hi, i'm ben affleck, and many actors have played the part of a u.s. serviceman in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby and so many other brave men and women, his service and his sacrifice for our country are real. outside baghdad, a rocket attack blew up my humvee, killing one of my marines and leaving me paralyzed. [ben affleck] when james returned home, he, like many others, was in no condit

but why isn't detroit considered bankrupt already? if it missed a payment today and is telling people that it owes money that it's only going to give them, in some estimates, ten cents on the dollar why is it already considered bankrupt technically? >> i guess technically it already is bankrupt but as a spokesman for the emergency manager told reporters today, there's a difference between being bankrupt and being in bankruptcy. bankruptcy is the process of resolving that debt and the -- really the difference between the two is whether you go to court to resolve it. >> suarez: today the spokesman for kevyn orr mentioned they would give the institutions involved a couple of weeks to digest the news they got today. it must be terrible to hear but are there some hard-and-fast dates? some deadlines that are looming in detroit's future that aren't the kind of things that you can give people a couple of weeks to think about? what's the next chapter in this drama? >> well, at best we can tell, if the negotiations don't go well we could know w

detroit lost.reindustrialization to make way for that transition that is takes place. >> i know you support the president and i heard you argue and you said direct words that you want him to get involved. what are they for president obama? >> it is appeal for the real focus on positive jobs. unemployment is 7.5. they are 21 percent unemployment in these cities and up to 35 percent. we need a war on poverty, you cut pel grants for summer school youth and they can't get a job and go to school. they can't educate children and houses are foreclosed and the system of abandonment and this is a gap to step into and the lineage of jobs to go a long way to healing theds from aplatchia to detroit. >> i don't want to put words in your mouth. this is not a president who got into office. he's been there a few years is there steps that the administration fell down on that you critize. >> there must be a greater focus on the issue of positive jobs. i am aware of the struggle against the odds and degrading comment

the citizens in the city of detroit be allow a park an island that is owned by the city of detroit looks to be in jeopardy obviously the water department we are very worried about the water department the water department looks to be in jeopardy and then of course now the those who are retired from the city of detroit those who would expect pensions for being city workers being challenged to sacrifice themselves to follow in the source so to speak and to fit the b.-o. for the financial crisis in the city of detroit and so you know we we we as we believe that this is what kevin or was going to do this is what we thought emergency management meant for detroit and for the state of michigan and unfortunately we were correct about that how do you or how does kevin or rationalize saying to people who have worked their entire lives and paid into the pension whether they paid directly into it or whether it was part of their compensation agreement they paid into it that that money is just you know it's going to go to pay off the rich people sorry. you're going to lose a how do you say that to pay

the detroit bureau chief is joining us this morning. you say the war is on between these two areas during why is that? is a convergence between the auto industry and the telecom industry. and the mobile data industry. thatis happening is everybody recognizes that consumers want to be connected in their car. they want the digital life that they have come to depend on outside in their homes and on the go to also apply in the car. what that means is that a lot of this technology is moving into the vehicle. the question is who will get rich off of it. i think both silicon valley and detroit think that they are the one who should get rich goo. host: so which companies are investing in who is investing more and what is the timeline for this super connected car? technology is artie making its way into tech -- into vehicles. by 2025, we figure every car, almost 90% anyway, will have some sort of connick to me. .- some sort of conductivity -- some sort of connectivity. that means that you'll be connected to the cloud and it will be coming to you

i've been through detroit a lot and it's depression.aybe this is a superficial comment but in some ways it's more depressing than the typical poverty that you might see just in any american city that's struggling. is there any impact that you found in the work that you were doing and the research that you did on these communities that it is bombed out and sort of has a real look of hopelessness? >> well, there's a huge impact. imagine coming home every day and having all the houses on the opposite side of your street be burned out. i think it's very -- you know, it can be depressing for people, but i think within that, there is still a lot of hope that we found. the firefighters are a great example. they come back day after day because they love the city. as much as there is that people can say is negative, when you spend time there and get to meet the people there, you tart to see detroit the way they see it as well and there are a lot of wonderful things there and that's one of the things that keeps people coming back and fighting har

more on detroit this hour, you better believe it. right now let's get to the trading floors where the dow is sagging a bit on friday. we're off about 120 point. bob pisani at the nyse. rick santelli at another large midwestern city with a questionable balance sheet, but, first, bob pisani, to you in the markets. >> you know, what's interesting this week is we've learned that a lot of people think there's a significant amount of interest rate risk out there, but apparently think there's also a little bit of growth risk out there. take a look at the dow jones industrial average. we were fine until just before 11:00 in the morning, and then we started dropping down. that's the time the imf report came out on the united states. this is not normally market-moving information but they lowered the 2014 gdp estimates, 2013 they maintained it, fairly anemic. it shouldn't move markets but appears to have done so. take a look at the dollar/yen which is what everybody locks at these days. the yen strengthened, and the market is moving to the dow

jane was driving her black mercedes suv home from her job in detroit.nded perfectly fine. she said, i'm coming home, i'll be home in 20 minutes. >> reporter: as jane drove from downtown bob said he was tending to outside cleanup chores at one of his properties. when he got home -- he thinks about 8:00 -- there was no jane anywhere in sight. did you see jane's car here? >> i didn't. >> reporter: anything this disarray? >> i just assumed she ran an errand. as 8:30, 9:00 came i started calling her. no answer. >> reporter: bob was getting anxious. >> i called the police and alerted them that my wife once answering the phone. i said, i'm concerned. she's not here. >> reporter: the next morning, a wednesday, tow truck operators in the east end of detroit were making their early rounds. >> before their shift they will drive the streets and look for stolen cars, abandoned cars to make a few extra dollars. >> reporter: marc santia at the time was a top investigative reporter for nbc's detroit affiliate wdiv-tv. >> a tow truck driver spots a beautiful mercedes su

they called for reinforcements, jake fills in for hamlin series opener in detroit tonight. hoping to show he belongs back in the big leagues. tiger slugger, miguel swings at the first pitch he sees knocks it out of the park, 2 run home run 2-0 detroit right away. os have a powerful slugger of their own chris davis leads off the the second inning with a long slide to same spot. 25 homers for davis most in the major leagues, os trail 2-1. davis gets another chance bases loaded, max systems down 10 strike outs. >>> his outing was short and not so sweet. johnny with a base hit here to bring home detroit's 5th run of the game, tough start to the road trip os get tripped up in detroit 5-1 the final score losing pitcher was succinct with his reaction. >> just wasn't very good. pretty much all i can say just wasn't very good today. it is over with now just got out of the fort, see what tomorrow brings. >>> he was sent back to the minor leagues right after that interview. >>> here, called up from norfolk he will start tomorrow. football summer vacation under way for ravens players a

he works for wxyz in detroit. >> what do you want me to do?s, got some jokes. >> she'll keep going around the circle for a while, or until i tell her about the kill switch. >> dad, jack, out for the rescue here on his bike. now he's trying to catch up with her. according to the person filming this, this is attempt number eight. and she keeps on going. what dad's trying to do is hit the kill switch himself. dad said that the family rule, everybody wears a helmet when you ride the moped except you can see she's not wearing a helmet because she was starting it for her brother and the thing took off. here goes dad trying again. >> he almost got taken out by her. >> here's the successful attempt. >> they got it! >> he's able to hit the kill switch, turn the moped off. keep your eyes on jack. as he hits the curb, he almost loses patrol of his pedal bike. >> what a dad will do for his kid. >> to find out more about the daring rescue we have dad and alece joining us this minute. first question, what were you thinking when the throttle stuck? >> i just

they took the fifth when he appeared detroit grand jury with other suspects.e a look where he first admitted to the first former lawyer and charles brant and then me he shot him point blank when he walked in the front door. along with ed barnes we took up the tile to see what blood evidence we could find. investigators sprayed luminol and look what we found. apparent blood pattern that fits the story precisely. the greatest amount where his head would have hit the floor. then we saw seven drops where they said the body was dragged out by the back by two accomplices. f.b.i. did get a tune bit of dna from samples. one was inconclusive and another was another man. author of a book, and reporter formally with the detroit press. david let me start with you. david, we were you surprised the latest search did not turn up anything? >> no, not at all. the problem with zirelli he wasn't around. anthony zirelli wasn't around when this all happened. i had some problems with him at the beginning, first of all he was detroit mobster which causes serious credibility problems

but is it enough to save detroit from the abyss?mer mayor of detroit dennis archer. thank you so much for coming back to the show. >> thank you for having me. melissa: i have to tell you, i'm looking through this proposal. what jumped out at the is the fact that bondholders are taking a massive hair cut. i mean, they are getting $0.10 and the dollar. the same time, you like it was to the employee pension and retiree health care benefits are going down only by $0.10 on the ballot. this does not seem like it is an equitable deal. what's your take? >> if you take a look at the program of what has been proposed, it's a hair cut for everybody. melissa: but not of the same length or severity. someone is getting a buzz cut and someone is getting a trim. >> well, if you were at the public meeting like our was with the emergency financial manager this past monday, he laid out a proposal including with graphs and charts to show exactly where the city was, how much money it had and how much it did not have, you would then begin to listen to wh

next, the emergency manager o detroit unveila broad restructuring plan to save t ty. the biggest municipal bankrucy i u.s. history? one of the city's former mayor ins us with the answer. us, are unpaid internships illegal? a landmark ruling. be aware, details on the fallout for companies and workers everywhere. piles of "money" coming up. ♪ at a d cleer, we replaced pe with a machine. what? customers didn't li it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! ifour bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally ban your money needs an ally ♪ melissa: we are tapped out. that is the word for detroit's ergency manager today, unveiling a broad restructuring plan to sayhe city. but detroit already defaulting on some of its dead a short time ago, it is a last-ditch effort to stop the biggest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. but is it enough to save detroit from the abyss joining me n, former mayo of troit dennis archer. thank you so much for coming back to the show. >> thank you for having me. melissa: i have to tell you, i'm looking through th

detroit has been bankrupt for 40, 50 years.. >> it's been run by the liberals since '61. >> it's a workers paradise. >> there was a story in "the detroit free press" the other day about the 77-year-old man who worked for the city of detroit for 22 years. he gets $800 a month in his pension. that's what he depends on. you're going to tell him he has to survive -- >> i hate that part, i agree with you, but his own union leadership is to blame. they are the ones who screwed him. >> go ahead, doug. >> this doesn't fix the future and if he can get a functional economy underneath the seat of detroit they will have a chance, very different policies going forward, lower taxes. >> that's what oral wants to do. he wants to get rid of these liabilities and get rid of this debt and take his cash flow and -- tax rates and have better public safety and make the street lamps work for a change. >> if he gets it all done, what does he do, next? greece. sign him up. >> greece. look, i hate -- >> the pensioners are getting screwed. i hate that. >

this much we do know, detroit is on the brink. >> detroit is going, it's done. >> neil: in seeing youin even under these circumstances. calls it like he sees it. the nsa finally spoke. did congress choke? why the judge calls the hearings a big joke. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. >>> does the nsa have the ability to listen to americans' phone calls or read their e-mails under these two programs? >> no, we to not have that authority. >> my friend the judge was watching that exchange today and he was hurling his lunch at the tv set, but what did you think of that? >> if it were in my courtroom, i would have said general, answer the question. question, does the nsa have the ability to listen to phone calls. answer, it is not in our authority. of course he doesn't have the legal authority to answer the phone calls. that's not the question asked. the question asked does he have the p

survival depends on speed of destruction william poll says the only way to truly save detroit and get the housing market functioning properly again as to destroy large swathes of the city as quickly as possible so he's already knocked down ten blocks of south east side of detroit william polk by the way head of polt housing holmes the largest house builder in america so he's going around with his potemkin policies saying that the only way to recover the housing market which he himself. would benefit from he saying we have to wipe out these houses use government funds just like at the opening they use government funds their funds from the detroit blight authority so he's going to knock down these buildings and then rebuild them. well then if people are building tunnels under the trying to get into canada to avoid this guy reminds me of the vietnam war the us now the us lost a war for because of this kind of moron ics thinking or their subsidized housing baron is using the money from the government to destroy villages and towns to rebuild again with the us government subsidies how about

detroit's debt is estimated to be $17 billion. president obama is taking executive action to limit what critics call "patent trolls." the action targets firms that collect patents solely in order to earn licensing fees. the president is issuing five executive orders and also focused on abusive patent lawsuits, asking congress to pass new laws on patent protection. controversy over the irs continues to grow. lawmakers are now locked in a debate regarding the agency's budget. following reports that the irs spent $48 million on conferences from 2010 to 2012, some republicans are calling on congress to monitor irs spending. yesterday in a hearing, lawmakers heard from conservative groups allegedly singled out by the irs. "americans are downright afraid of what is going on, and we have got to restore the credibility of government as servants of the people rather than our masters, as my collegue said. the number of stories i am getting that indicate those greater concernsowight troubling." an audit of irs offices by the inspector genera

zarilli was the boss of the detroit mob from '70 to '75.in '75 while he's in prison. zarilli gets out of prison a short time after. it's not just a low ranking guy, some other gangster. it's a boss of a family in america at the time. the mafia in america was very, very powerful during the '70s. he's in a position that he could know. now, whether he does know or whether he's telling the truth or whether as alleged he's writing a book right now and maybe he's just trying to get better book sales and attention and put himself out there in the media, that could be. on the other hand, he is a person that the fbi has looked at and said, well, if somebody's going to know it, if there is somebody that might have the information, he would be one. and it's worth following up on. >> we'll know soon enough. the proof is in the digging. >> that's true. >> we'll know. thank you, tom fuentes. appreciate it. >> you're welcome, don. >>> coming up, a realty tv show taping a police raid when the officer shoot and kills a 7-year-old girl. >>> a new twist invol

up a field outside of detroit.y say this is the best hoffa trip that they have ever received. our mary snow joins us now. i've got to say i've been in the news business 15, 17 years, every year it seems they start digging. than the other? >> reporter: well, john, this tip comes from a man named tony zarrell. a law enforcement source of this direct knowledge of this investigation tells susan candiotti, that the fbi has been looking to the claims before seeking a court okay to dig up a field north of detroit. now, the same source describes the field as relatively small, having waist-high grass, compares it to the side of a small party tent. what is behind this latest game? the alleged mobs terr tells wdiv a mafia enforcier told him that hoffa was buried in this field as a temporary measure, that his remains were supposed to have been move after the heat died down from the massive police search to find hoffa initially, but 9 body apparently was never moved. hoffa, as you know, was last seen on july 30th, 1975, outside

let's talk about detroit. we know it is on the brink.gency manager has a plan to suspend $2 billion of debt payments. that is posing a huge threat to the muni bond market. charlie gasparino with richard larken says there will be hell to pay for the default. >> are you ready for some football? yahoo! is sure is. the company's deal with the san francisco 49ers next. let's look at all important 10-year benchmark treasury a day ahead of the fed. that is about as high as we've seen since the last session. we're back in a moment. you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your tsted technogy partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud inastructure, global broadband n

monday, the fbi searched a field in suburban detroit for the remains of teamsters leader jimmy hoffa. prosecutors issued a search warrant in oakland township, michigan, which is about 25 miles from detroit. >> it's my fondest hope that we can give that closure not just to the hoffa family, but also to the community, stop tearing that scab off with every new lead and bring some conclusion. >> this latest search was launched after officials reportedly received a tip from aging mobster tony zarilli. though zarilli says he was not involved in the teamster's disappearance, he claims he was told about it by a mobster leader and claims to know how hoffa died. officials say they plan to resume their search today. hoffa disappeared july 30th, 1975. >>> the fbi says a man who caused a major disturbance on a flight from hong kong to new newark liberty airport on monday is being given a psychiatric evaluation. the passenger claimed everyone on board was being poisoned and he had to be restrained by passengers and crew. one person recorded the two-hour rant which was about everything from chinese

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hoffa went missing in 1975 after sag egg he was going to meet a suspected member of the detroit mafiand a teamsters boss at a restaurant. all kinds of leads in the case have gone cold over the years, and the government declared hoffa legally dead in 1982. eric shawn is live with more. eric, where exactly is this field? >> the field is 40 miles north of detroit, but it's 20 miles from where jimmy hoffa was last seen in975, in the parking lot of a restaurant in bloomfield hills, michigan. an underboss told a local detroit television station in january he believes hoffa was buried in that field but at mids he was in prison at the time. despite that authorities are taking the story seriously. >> hope we can give this closure to the hoffa family and also to the community. stop tearing this scab off with eave new lead. >> the dig is expected to continue for a few more days. >> this isn't the first time somebody said i know where hoffa is buried. right? >> that's for sure. there have been countless claims about we at fox news broke the story about the most credible one, the only official sus

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neil: there is not, not in detroit.>> you are right. >> often times, what happens is you raise taxes, and other things that hinder the quick the economy of those cities and states. neil: on local level, state level, national level, we don't ever get the guts to did the thing we need to do. >> we don'', we see that in kicking the can down the road, with 17 trillion in debt, we're unable to get an annual budget, we do not set a good example federal level. but it is up to the local efficients to solve their own -- officials to solve their own problem. if they can't, then the federal government steps in. but there has to be fiscal responsibility. i believe in freedom of contract but when they are so onerous they can't be honored, there has to be some give and take. neil: a mess, thank you all. we will see you tomorrow. gerr hello, everyone, i am gerri willis tonight on "the willis report", why did it take so long to get tion on n this fire risk of jeep vecles? and y know where your mone is really goingng? and amtk. dishing

>> detroit is a basket case.tical of meredith whit by the when she talked about mew minimals felting. -- municipalities, and you have places like detroit -- they have the highest tax rate in michigan. both person income tax and property tax. they have no business, no economic growth. it sounds like greece, and it's in detroit. here's the thing. this has been going on for 20 years. i mean, if anybody knew there was one basket case out there ready to implode it was detroit, and you look at other cities that did the opposite of detroit. you look at philadelphia in the early to mid-1990s. i worked as a bond buyer there. they were heading in that direction. new york city had a fiscal collapse in the '70s, bailed out by deposit management from the state, from the. city, ed koch. then rudy julian any came insuring of rudy giuliani came in, cut taxes. >> neil: thank you very much. forget where the irs started targeting. my next guest says it's time to put a stop to the entire agency for good. >> americans for fair taxati

anthony mason, cbs news, outside detroit. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> my family and i have been paying taxes for 100 and some years. >> moved back into the courtroom today. maryland's court of appeals is considering the case of long- time landowners in sandy spring who say their property values were steam rolled when a new development went in and erased their historic access road from the official record. scott broom is in annapolis with the latest on how this 9 wants to know investigation is keeping on going. >> some of the allegations of wrong doing are targeted against an engineering firm, called mhg. today, mhg's lawyer told maryland's court of appeals, his client did nothing wrong. >> talked to court? >> that's mhg attorney, james lee, refusing to be interviewed outside court after telling a three judge court of appeals panel that mhg did a survey and did it professionally. it's a survey that property o

we're live from detroit tonight to mark a historical movement in the civil rights movement. 50 years ago reverend martin luther king jr. unveiled his i have a dream speech. also on this day the murders of three civil rights workers in the case that shocked the nation and came to be known as mississippi burning. i'll talk about it all with my special guest martin luther king iii. we start with tonight's leap. major developments in the george zimmerman second-degree murder trial. from the very last day in court before opening arguments. today the judge made an important ruling on what prosecutors are allowed to say in their opening statement. prosecutors can say the phrases profiled, vigilante, wannabe cop and they can say mr. zimmerman confronted trayvon martin. the defense hoped to block all those words from being used by the prosecution. we're still waiting for a ruling on what could be the key evidence in this trial. the state's expert analysis of a 911 call made by witness the night that trayvon martin was killed. >> i think they're yelling help but i don't know. >> does he look h

anthony mason, cbs news, outside detroit. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> kim kardashian's million dollar baby. >> did kanye cheating scandal cause a premature birth? >> it just happened so fast, but everybody is really happy. >> plus -- >> there will probably be a baby photo sale. >> how much cash

it comes from a retired detroit mob underbecause who himself did time. his dad used to run the show in the motor city. >> if fin would have known, he would have known. >> reporter: whene, an old la coalsa nostra told him about hoffa ace fate. after he was lured to a restaurant, he ways taken to this property, killed and buried. >> what happened to hoffa was very simple -- he got picked up over there, he was z buried, and witnessed. >> reporter: sources tell cnn the search warrant is several pages long and based on, quote, credible information. >> if it didn't rise to that level, certainly we wouldn't be out here. >> reporter: other searches were duds. last year soil samples were taken from beknead a shed outside detroit, but the tip went nowhere. in 2006, agents dug up a horse farm, but found nothing. in 2004 they tested floorboards for blood. no hoffa. that 2006 search reportedly cost of fbi $225,000 to excavate a horse farm. compared to last year, cnn learned local police only paid $45 to replace a broken padlock. zerilli's motive is simple. he's writi

the fbi is digging through a field of about 25 miles north of detroit. agents are not saying what new evidence led them there, but we know the feds have been talking to an ailing ex-gangster who says he knows where the body is buried. the former teamsters boss was believed to be involved with the mob when he disappeared in 1975. he was last seen in a suburban detroit restaurant. >>> today secretary of defense chuck hagel will dedicate a korean war exhibit at the pentagon. that exhibit honors all of the veterans of the korean war and their families. it will include pictures, videos and weapons used during that war. the exhibit will be part of the pentagon tour as well. the defense department's 60th anniversary of the korean war commemoration committee will honor the service of korean war veterans for the next three years. >>> you can expect delays if you're aing amtrak to new york city because a long island railroad train derailed last night. no one was hurt there. but the track is closed while crews fix the rail. >>> not bowing to pressure. how one major

have driven il illinois to the brinkf bankruptcy, illinois is not alone, we heard about read about detroit, stockton, california. very similar situation. neil: in those cases, unions budge, they didn't like it but they gave up a little bit, for future retirees, they changed to you know defined bbnefit plans what have you, it has been tough sledding in illinois. >> to me it seems that illinois politicians are spineless they have dealt with this on 10 occasions or more, they have kicked can down the road, they have not had a truly balanced budget in last 10 years.

federal agents spent monday digging around an area of detroit a suburban field. they are going to go back and do the same thing today. the person who tipped off officials is said to be a very credible source. hoffa was the teamsters president from 1957 to 1971. hoffa disappeared back in 1975 after going through a detroit area restaurant for meeting with a new jersey teamster boss from a detroit mafia captain. >>> general motors is recalling nearly 194,000 suvs because of fire danger. gm says water can get into the electric module of the door causing it to short circuit and possibly catch on fire. take a look at your screen. that is huge recall. we have listed everything right there. it includes a variety of cars. we have posted the list to the website if you want to check it out vehicle owners will be contacted and they can bring in the vehicles to a gm dealer for repairs. >>> lawyers for chrysler will file papers today explaining why they refuse to recall nearly 3 million older jeep suvs. the government contends they are at risk for catching fire in rear end col

anthony mason, cbs news, outside detroit. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> they are prime targets for thieves but cars in one bay area city will be tougher to steal as bay area police plan to give out nearly 1,000 tools to combat the crooks. if all goes according to plan police will help fend off the bad guys before they touch your car. new at 6:00, kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo on the unusual tactic to help drivers protect their rides. >> reporter: police here are giving away clubs like these to car owners who are targeted by some thieves. our time is valuable. but to sam this is 7 seconds well worth it. >> it works excellent usually for the older cars that are usually in demand for stealing. >> reporter: he would know. >> i'm owner of concord locksmith. >> reporter: he is a locksmith and victim. no one is safe when even the locksmith is broken into. >> it can be me