again, it is ruling by fiat. to say that congress is do-nothing, it ignores that harry reid is obama's right-hand man in congress to artificially create this a legend need to violate the constitution and do all of these things unilaterally. know there iswe the recess appointments, again another example of unilateral. i don't want to get into many numbers. there are some interesting warns. for everyone law, there are 56 regulations. that is what agencies and boards and commissions and departments are creating. generating regulations. for everyone law there is 56 regulations. this is my favorite. for every one person who goes to court for breaking the law, 10 people go to court for breaking regulation. imagine trying to conduct the home,ss or remodel your or fix your house or whatever. with this regulation on you. of the five highest yearly , aitions to the register compilation of federal , four were barack obama. he has done it every year. we are to the point where cost incompliance, $1.86 trillion 2012. we are do

lou: president obama seemso have settled into his rule by fiat, today mr. obama advanced his global warming agenda orders epa is create fuel rulations for big tcks. tonight, protests turning violence and deadly on streets of key aantigust demonstrator clashed withkrainian police. the conict between t ukrainian different and the demonstrators has reach a critical poin. it i point, is u.s. government netiating with terrorists? reports that negotiation are issue way for release of only remaining p.o.w. in afghanistan, taliban demanding release of a gay da guantanamo bay terroris >> tonight, president orders epa to develop new fuel efficiency standards for heavy duty trucks. mr. obama took a moment to brag about his recent actions. >> over the past 3 weeks i've requed federal contract or to pay their eloyees a fair wage of at $10.10 an hour, i directed treasury secretary to crade my ira. werought together business leaders who committed to help more unemploymt americans fine work. so poin is, i am eager to work with congress wherever i can. but whatever i can ac

lou: president obama seems to have settled into his rule by fiat, today mr. obama advanced his global warming agenda orders epa is create fuel regulations for big trucks. tonight, protests turning violence and deadly on streets of key aantigust demonstrator clashed with ukrainian police. the conflict between the ukrainian different and the demonstrators has reach a critical poin. it i point, is u.s. government negotiating with terrorists? reports that negotiation are issue way for release of only remaining p.o.w. in afghanistan, taliban demanding release of a gay da guantanamo bay terrorist. >> tonight, president orders epa to develop new fuel efficiency standards for heavy duty trucks. mr. obama took a moment to brag about his recent actions. >> over the past 3 weeks i've required federal contract or to pay their employees a fair wage of at $10.10 an hour, i directed treasury secretary to crade my ira. we brought together business leaders who committed to help more unemployment americans fine work. so poin is, i am eager to work with congress wherever i can.

president obama seems to have settled into his rule by fiat. today, he advanced his global warming agenda orderingew fuel efficiency regulations for heavy duty trucks anoer long list of decrees which the president bypasses congress. also, protest turning violent and deadly on the streets of kiev as antigovernment demonstrators go to police, over a dozen are dead. the conflict reach add political point. is the u.s. government negotiating with terrorists or not? report thais negotiations are under way for the release of the remaing p.o.w. in afghanistan. the taliban demanding the release of guantanamo bay terrorist. president obama using an executive order for e glal waing agenda. the president ordering the e.p.a. to devel new fuel efficiency standards for heavy duty trucks. the president making good ongoing around congress to act on his own. he took a moment to brag about his recent actions. >> oer the past three weeks, i required federal contractors to pay their employees a fair wage of at least $10.10 an hour. i ordered an across the board job

the democrats rejecting his rule by fiat. on top of that, another new fox poll on a slightly improving economy. the highest percentage of those folks gave the president a grade of f. party leaders chose to avoid another standoff of deficit spending. on a strictly partyline vote in our first guest is kk the debt ceiling don'ts of the most important activity in the gop right now is getting harry reid to become the senate minority leader. vanessa's mike huckabee, who is the former host of huckabee on the fox news channel. >> thank you very much. 199 republicans said that they were not going to go along with that debt ceiling increase. we think of their data a great deal. >> speaker boehner didn't have a lot of choice. he didn't want to see him go into debt. will go into default. we have enough to pay the interest and that would be enough to settle the true debt. would it affect the makets? probably so. it would be the end of the world? probably not. but i uderstand why speaker boehner is feeling that he is in a tight spot and do

the democrats rejecting his rule by fiat. on top of that, another new fox poll on a slightly improving economy. the highest percentage of those folks gave the president a grade of f. party leaders chose to avoid another standoff of deficit spending. on a strictly partyline vote in our first guest is likk the debt ceiling don'ts of the most important activity in the gop right now is getting harry reid to become the senate minority leader. vanessa's mike huckabee, who is the former host of huckabee on the fox news channel. >> thank you very much. 199 republicans said that they were not going to go along with that debt ceiling increase. we think of their data a great deal. >> speaker boehner didn't have a lot of choice. he didn't want to see him go into debt. it will go into default. we have enough to pay the interest and that would be enough to settle the true debt. would it affect the markets? probably so. it would be the end of the world? probably not. but ir boehner is feeling that he is in a tight spot and doesn't want to c

even fiat currencies like the electronic dollar will move toward those platforms.g backed by government, that is hard to see it taking wings. >> are you surprised at how much has been made of bitcoin? a lot of people still don't understand what it is, where it is traded, and what it does. >> it is sort of frustrating, because on one level, people do want to keep putting money into dollars because the fed is putting -- printing a lot of dollars. investors are looking for alternatives. and there is this notion that you want to get into government, because the government is, in a sense, behaving responsibly with his policies. it going make sense on that level. but as an institution i don't see it having staying power. >> your book is out this month. you write that the dollar is dominant -- that the dollar's dominance as the dominant currency is under threat. how so? and is there another currency gaining international acceptance at this point? >> the global financial crisis started here. the federal reserve is pumping a lot of dollars into the global financial system.

chrysler is owned by fiat. fiat is planning an ipo for this fall. in our cover story, the auto industry is shifting gears. winding down, in australia--- toyota, the last automaker there announced it will cease australian production in 20-17, ending australia's 66-year-old auto sector. while, in germany, audi plans to add shifts to keep up with rising demand in china and in the u-s. if you're looking for a serious car shopper, look no further. janice nowak ofwest suburban chicago spent more than 20- minutes inside one car, an audi a3. and then talked with a representative for ten minutues longer, who told her audi could deliver a 20-15 model to her by april. for mercedes, she's have to wait until september. "absolutely, time is a factor. my bmw is 13-years old and while it's been great, i'm tired of it and want a new look." nowak's sense of now multiplied by countless consumers explain why audi is adding shifts at two german plants..a continuation of audi's 8.3% growth, last year. "our order books are full" said one board member at audi. that makes u

that's why i use the word fiat.hink that why we're speaking as we are. >> it's interesting, too, how it was done, and it takes effect tomorrow. boom, 48 hours and it's in effect. it's a policy within the justice department, but you say it could be a slippery slope. >> it is a slippery slope. because all civil and criminal matters involving the federal government are now going to involve no discrimination at all between gay couples and straight couples. >> no matter what the state law says. >> that's what i was going to say, pat. no matter what the state law is. if a massachusetts couple has an issue in alabama involving federal law, it's the federal law, not alabama law, that croy controls it. >> i asked the question before we went to break, where have all the jobs gone? to get the conversation started, john on my twitter page says, many of the jobs have gone underground, working off the clock and off the book. senator portman was asked about this issue today, and the economy, and the tie-in now with the affordable

. >> he is going to use executive fiat, legal, not legal?y not legal, and really dangerous. >> i think the president has changed his constitution. he has decided that it's optional, and he is going to obey it when he feels like it. >> what he does not have is the constitutional power to run this country like a dictator. and yet that's exactly what it sounds like. >> he has usurped an extraordinary amount of authority within the executive branch. >> this was the state of the union where our president declared he would become america's first dictator. >> we've never had a president with that level of audacity and that level of contempt for his own office. >> a contempt for office. the president's a dictator. he is not legal. no wonder we can't make any deals in washington. the right doesn't think our commander in chief is legitimate. joining me now are mark hannah and krystal ball. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> thank you. >> krystal, how can conservatives claim the president is lawless, but the

fiat and bmw.ic day in terms of dynasties in europe. >> thank you very much. >> we had earnings from carlsberg as well today. profit beats estimates, the company gaining market share in russia. let's bring in david tweed from berlin with more. >> russia is a key market for them and they did gain market share but the problem was they gained market share in a market which is declining. they estimated that market declined about eight or send during the period. if you look at their market share, russia represents just -- that ister eastern europe and russia is the main part. it has been a difficult market for them for a couple of reasons. there was a redesignation of beer and russia. no longer is it counted as a food. it is counted as an alcoholic beverage. that makes sense but it did have an impact on their sales. a lot of their beer was sold through urban kiosks which now can no longer sell the beer. they are trying to encourage their people to drink less. we did catch up with the chief executive off

don't forget about the smart and the ev and the fiat. those are cars not worth nearly as much.here's a resale value the after market on these type of cars people don't want them. i can buy a new car and it would make more sense. when you look at the cars going auction. they are being bought but they take a long time to get them off used car lots. one thing before you buy a used car there might be a good deal on it. you adopt know how it's maintained. if they didn't maintain the maintenance and inverter fluid. that would be on you. could be expensive. gerri: what are you considering when you buy a new one. if you're try -- you want to be good. you want to go green. what are the issues you should think about? >> well, before you do anything how many miles do you drive daily. you can figure out easily on the vehicular you're driving. 30 miles a day. that might work round-trip maybe so you to make a couple of other stops. keep that in mind. that works for you. check with your insurance company. find out the insurance rates. they a might be higher. it might be higher in boston than

just an administrative tweaking of the law when it's in fact a changing of the law by presidential fiat, something that many people, myself included, don't believe he's entitled to do. when you have small businesses planning for the implementation of the law in one way, have been making many different kinds of arrangements to prepare for the law, and the president as he has done so many times in the past, decides with a wave of his hand that he's now going to change the law and it's going to be entirely different than what was passed by congress. this is a problem. it's a problem not only for the health and the strength of obamacare if you're the president, but it's a problem for the rule of law in the country. i mean, how can people know how to implement the law, how can people make decisions about what they're going to do with respect to their health care, whether you talk about individuals, small businesses, legislators and others, if the law changes from week to week. it's a terrible precedent, the president is doing it again. i think it's not going to be the last time we'll see som

fiat said uprising that led the final of the region he said. right now. to use. and then to study. if a suitable husband has found. i can decide if i want to make it. that's because it's the parents to choose the husband. that's not likely to change in bangladesh. not even sure reno the wedding busters expect she'll ever marry for love the u s state of california the cat estate licensee after one of the widest alto nicola begun to bite on the ground that means dry and barren lunch at a time when was the melons and other crops should be flourishing. during his recent visit to the region hasn't backed obama didn't just tell californians what they wanted to hear. yes he announced emergency funds obama also warned that this trend was going to get a lot watts. unless americans do more to come back on detainees. we need those in the middle of a fight for the future great finds. ryan jacob and jenna and sisters content in him or one hundred years ago when he said as follows in front of california. since then. i was surprised several drugs the drought here in cell can valley is aptly the w

twice the value of fiat, which owns for ari, by the way.errar way. >> it has been a huge day. earlier, a morgan stanley analyst more than doubled his stock price for tesla. he said that they might be worth as much as $500 a share. a new japanese newspaper -- at noon, a japanese newspaper reported that they are working plant that istery the biggest in the world. top modelas named the of the year across all classes. are worth well over twice the value of fiat and the company owns chrysler, jeep, ferrari, and maserati. cory johnson joins us from san francisco to discuss. cory, amazing. >> it is amazing. these guys reported their earnings last quarter. they have yet to violate orderly report. yet to foul a quarterly report. the analysts are going gaga. on the results they have so far, they are going crazy. said that the, stock was much lower than it was today. it is trading nearly 15 times their revenues even though the thanr of cars sold is less seven thousand per quarter. >> how do you value a company like this? my tony created like stark and

toe ar pass the cap and trade bill for him but he is in essence instituting it through regulatory fiat via the e.p.a.e bi and he will continue to do that. he laidh out in the state of the union this weekco thehe areas where you will see continued action like that. >> james, on the e.p.a., what is the recourse if the t president,he when he moves onous regulation like this? is there a response? obviously it can be challenged in the courts and you're seeing that in, for example, thellen executive -- the recess appointment decision probably will be overturned in the coming months by the supremesi court. f these other things, are the courts the only recourse? >> you have a few options. co as you mentioned, the justices seemed prettyopti skeptical of his claim thatd he and not congress declares when congress is in recess. if the courts can help, that's great. if not, congress still does have a role to play. they have the appropriations power. say in the annual bills you may not spend any of this money implementing x, y, or z. >> but the senate will sayrty. you must fund it. >> there are ways

it's hard to justify a company worth twice as much as the, three times as much as fiat question mark20,000 vehicles a year. general motors makes about 9.7 million vehicles and the market capitalizations are completely skewed. there's no way tesla is worth 50% of what general motors is worth. >> but they say you have to value it as a tech company rather than a car company. goingteresting theory back to my friend who is a hedge fund manager and tesla fan says look at the map of where the supercharger stations are and it doesn't make sense -- they're not placed so you can drive across the country but they are around these metropolitan areas. maybe they are just huge batteries in case new york as a blackout. >> that would be pretty cool. i hope he is watching. you back to the live pictures coming out of kiev. the ukrainian government and opposition there have agreed to a truce at least for now. that announcement coming in the last several minutes. 25 people have died and needs protests. we will be bringing you more coverage and live pictures from the ukraine on the other side of this rak

signed tuesday by russian foreign minister sergei laptop and he is doing and country park and the fiat. to cry as he stood out to give up its claims to two thousand and three current expansion on the stairs up and controlled by russia estonian need this company is seeking to restart the police no longer treats position before it tough for most of the team and next the country caring for or tortured. both the euro in union and nato has entered into country to resolve its dispute with trust. will the people who look for them we have central border issues with other nations in smoke or two. we reached agreements to practical discussions. he was the co. for more money than neighboring countries they fix the boiler between us. all the boys. if you intend to steal some time the chef has a long and complex story parts of the cars come into dispute since the collapse of the former soviet union we'll put into office in two thousand. he made them as a nation of russia's to the kind of concrete on the pieced top priorities to promote economic growth. in two thousand and four and he struck a deal

one of the major themes of fiat said it will make an entry into the movie has often been amenable to a full file whatever when we were delivering from outside they did not remember to make an effective in treating with the militants. the people's liberation army had one of them would feel took that photo that sent him an nfp and above the orchestra. i end up in. new collection of some of the socialist got enough motherland or not adam had to climb mt then i said no avail. missy and i said we well i am not cool. the it was formed that the rule than the verbal determination to reach a speedy boarding many school. the men would these veterans coming from. these are weapons which didn't reach of which were often made from chinese american and korean. and of the american film bay. i mean was just being them. to make them a bit of oral with the word evil and bad the mucus. but the cmc the fight for them and they are easily available. it is inevitable nobody among the black market. this tightening shade which is going on. it was. i mean. i guess i can hear both did well but the floor o o o

breaks in the arts music and literature and the organizers to miss the opportunity to tell the little fiat themselves over the instrumental in bringing that one open up the start of the games of course the biggest excitement came from russian fans after the host nation's thirst of the top of the medal count with a total of thirteen golds and a spectacular moment of course to the farewell show was the magnificent fireworks display. dazzling sarah body buried twenty olympic moments to remember to put together our top five sensations of sochi. it began with the doc say that it's that bad. eight goals in all that in speedskating actually twenty three out of the twenty four medals they won in such a word in speedskating. for by the star of figure skating seventeen year old had been in this macabre she became the first rested at her to take individual gold in women's figure skating and carried on to have one and don't plan to lead the age of seventeen in such a great feeling. it's in the school and everything in the team and myself. grayson number three of the new russians korean born speed skat

participated in the test in what way into the caucasus one of father on the side of the terrorists and fiat prided himself on the fact that he personally get several tanks and armored vehicles and despite that he still managed to run for the ukrainian parliament a couple of years ago again he's one of the leaders of ultra nationalist movements and then there's also a little loco is essentially one of the three liters of iv out of them might die at the independence square movement since he is obama not sophisticated but also anti semitic making numerous statements to hide in that regard that actually gotten into quite a lot of hot water with the jewish population of ukraine with the most active in propagating armed resistance against us the uk authorities have said in the right center and altering the islamist group that has been becoming more and more active in it yet. over the past couple months and he is quite a ways off its leader. but the room the two words. leak. what did that that's the type of color that the west has been until now so openly supporting and if you look at the fact tha

how do you policies big corporations and the so-called corporate libertarians those who girlish fiat and smith but they don't really. they they basically engage in massive come pains. basically museum floor and people of all the true information whole foods soul i think is is very very difficult. saying we can fight some of these things i mean but some reforms here and there i don't see the courts and of course there is also this idea of deregulation has become almost like a montra. all you want to say should be regulated by the so-called south correcting market this as shown to be a flawed idea especially during the financial crisis in two thousand and eight so we need discussion of their fundamental economic all the cities regulate global and national policies on an economic story and. article can sadder than market needs of plays but the market needs to be kept in explains what about these giant corporations that you're talking about i mean here we see advertising basically brainwashing everyone into consume consume consume what do we do how do we began to combat them and actually

do not is at the very least i has a market mechanism as opposed to just eurocrats setting prices by fiatis a mistake ande need to get back to budget honesty. john: it's good to hear you say that. thanyou so much. it's an interesting idea moving the capital way from washington. but i don't know what good it would do to pay them, the lobbyist would move to the new capital. as congressman says it is the loyist that are the real problem. >> they are the royalty of washington washington dc. >> congress did it by passing on these laws? i will tell you that the real love is on washington dc. >> he says it's on wall street. >> is much more money there. what other politicians don't get is that no matter how much some wall street tycoon gets, he can't force me to do anything. there are only two ways to do things in life. voluntarily or by force. washington is more dangerous because it can force people to give money and privileges. the process forces us to subidize. try not paying your taxes. they will eventually show up at your doorstep and if you don't pay they will put you in jail. i don't reall

reporters that republicans have a few hundred thousand for the new executive order by the president, his fiatn minimum wage would suggest that this is less than 20% of the people use it to support a family. the vast majority are those supplementing their income while they live at home or the older people that are supplementing their social security. i'm not saying the minimum wage is something that people can live on. it's something that very few people have to live on and regards to family. >> i truly believe that we should raise the minimum wage and i have no problem with that and it didn't seem to have much pull fresh clever ideas. are we going to expect much new from this campaign? are we going to see republicans talk more about this? the senate and the house have both come out with different bills to try to transcend to overcome obamacare and it has been a long-time coming and i hope that we have a debate about how to fix our health care system. lou: it sounds like it may be left wide open on the issue. >> certainly. i think they have to speak about inclusion if they want to gain tractio

i'm sitting in the fiat 500 e.ctric vehicle that literally cost a third of the price of the tesla. it comes with a gorgeous driver. bmw model is 95% recyclable. this is the technology that toyota is betting will not tesla's electric cars out of the water. that is because water is all this thing produces. it is a hydrogen fueled cell vehicle. isonly mission is burning water. this car is expected to come in at about $50,000. that is the amount of money that tesla spent on its battery pack along. di plug-in hybrid only takes to have hours to charge. -- two and a half hours to charge. option.another about $36,000 more. it has a turbo charge gas engine. gallon bingo 0-60 in 4.5 seconds. it is more aggressive than tesla. look at these doors. miller having a back to the future moment. let's take a quick break. we will continue talking about the car industry and a little bit about luxury as well. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." i am anna edwards. joining me. >> i'm not a host. i'm a guest. >> he won't be doing any readin

we didn't have fiat ads like last year or the go daddy danica patrick stripper thing. >> much to the -- >> ce it was like taking a real person and have her click her dog on the air. >> it was bold and effect it. effective. in machine engineered from new york. she is a real person. >> high, ted. i quit. >> she just quit her job in front of 100 million people. >> yup. ownhe reality is that women or run many small and medium size businesses. > how do you think super bowl advertising compared this year to years past? one has been able to top the apple ad from a few years past. at the numbers. 100 million people all in one place. >> trying to get more eyeball time out of your $4 million. the bud light ad tried really hard to do that. a lot of people had that experience very moody think with using social media in the best way? >> some of the previews of the ads were the best. i thought the three minute preview was that her than the super bowl ad. there are techniques to get a conversation going during the event and before the event. across the board we saw innovations we have never seen be

know members of congress were not crazy about the idea that he was going to use the pen and just by fiat, by signature override them. >> no. that's right. john boehner before the state of the union told reporters that if the president thought he could go around congress and all these major issues he was going to run into a "brick wall." although i think it's -- the state of the union, when the preemptive message was that it was going to be a finger wag to congress but came up with a much more cooperative message. i talked to members after the speech that actually even republicans who said they do think there's room to move forward on some substantive issues even though it's an election year. immigration reform is a good example. republicans took a step this week toward putting something on the table that they can work with. this is the first time since 1994 they might actually make it through the budget season on time. little things that we might not necessarily think of. but i was surprised that republican members coming out and saying, hey, there's some things we might actually be able

drone strikes they have launched in the tribal areas it correlates almost directly to where churchill fiat 8097. the story of the young pakistan the schoolgirl that was shot three years ago for campaigning, she was shot just a few miles away where churchill was based in terms of history repeating itself with that graphic illustration of how history is repeating itself. back in the 1890's as we go through this story you will see the overlap it was caused by the implementation if you follow the jury and to wine it is the border between afghanistan and pakistan the british had to disastrous military campaigns in the 1830's that says we have had enough of the afghans we will draw a border up in the hindu kush the afghan can stay on their side and we will have the british on the effort and never the two shall meet. with the securities and the israelis established and to inflame the tribes but to wander the mountains to incite those afghan tribes to the british with similar arguments used today that they were covering -- coming to use their religion to interfere with their customs and take over

. >> : officers on the menu saw the shark fins issued a fiat and this particular law.holesaler on a san francisco that sold the fish fins. sharks' fins have been a little since last july. >> : oakland man taking matters into his own hands after thieves stole a car earlier this week people saw the video online that the person stealing from an apartment complex. >> : i cannot hear went by car is missing. >> : a white 1996 of a honda accord belonging to brandied was recently stolen while he is parked in his sermon to the apartment complex in oakland. >> : happen monday around 1:00 a.m.. that's randy c. they're walking to his car later that morning was laundry as arms totally shocked to see that his parking space is empty. >> : eisen the nile i drove my car somewhere eparch that i walked home and i did remember that was one thing going to my head the other one in a park on the street. i never park the car in the street. all out there at one up the street down the street when for the routlesson'd my car was stolen. >> : he captured the video on the surveillance video of the

reporters that republicans have a fewhundred thousand for the new executive order by the president, his fiatm wag would suggest that this is less than 20% of the people use it to support a family. the vast majority are those supplementing their income while th live at home or the older people that are supplementing their social security. i'm not saying the minimum wage is something that people can live on. it's something that very few people have to live on and regards to family. >> i truly believe that we should raise th minimum wage and i have no problem with that and it didn't seem tohave much pull fresh clever ideas. are we going to expect muchew from this campaign? are we going to see republicans talk more about this? the senate and the houseave both come out with different bills to try to transcend to overcome obaacare and it has been a long-time comg and i hope that we have a debate about how to fix ourealth care system. lou: it sounds like it may be left wide open on t issue. >> certainly. i think they have to speakabout inclusion if they want to gain traction with the middle class.

this fiat costs one third the of a tesla and comes with an absolutely gorgeous driver.w here, the seats are dye with olive leaves and it is 95% recyclable. this is a technology that toyota is betting will mock the tesla electr is out of theout water is all that this thing produces. it is a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle. the only emissions are water. ecis entire car is expected to come in at $50,000. that is the amount of money that tesla ds on the battery packs al e. this plug-in hybrid only takes two and a half hours to charge. with superchargers. if none of those is good enough for you in the price tag is not the problem, we have another option. the bmw i8. 131 horsepower electric moower getting 95 miles per gallon ilep -- it goes zero to 60 in four and a half seconds. it is more aggressive in the design stance. >> look at these doors. >> all right, who needs a combustion engine? we have washington. gument in the fight over amacare. madison square garden getting a makeover. we get an exclusive look inside. that is later. ♪ >> bloomberg tv is on the .a let's take a look a

the fiat 500 e. an all electric vehicle that literally costs 1/3 the price of a tesla.starts at $31,800 and comes with an absolutely gorgeous driver. i-3.m.w. it is 95% recyclable. this is a technology that toyota is betting will knock tesla's electric cars out of the water because water is all this thing produces. the a hydrogen fuel-celled vehicle and the only emissions from burning hydrogen and oxygen together are water. this entire car is expected to come in about $50,000. that is the amount of money tesla spends on its battery pack alone. hybrid a 36r7b plug-in only takes 2 1/2 hours to charge with one of these super chargers. if none of those with good enough for you and the tesla price tag is not the problem, well, here is another option. i-8..m.w. engine. turbo-charged it is more aggressive than tesla. > look at these doors. >> pretty cool stuff in in the last couple of minutes, we had some data out of europe. p.m.i. out of italy and france. are expecting germany shortly. france has come out with very disappointing figures over the last couple of days. p.m.i. 48

. >> fiat's ceo says chrysler is not even close to resolving where to build its new minivans.pany is negotiating with the canadian government for loans to help it build factories in the country. marchionne has said the investment may be aliens of dollars and would be the biggest for fiat and chrysler exited bankruptcy in 2009. >> sony's playstation for has retaken the lead in the u.s. videogame console sales market. the xbox one was the december later with over 9000 units sold. its was able to replenish inventory and take a lead. >> coming up, a renewable use for everyday waste. we speak with a company that is transforming landfill trash into electricity. that is coming up next. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" live on bloomberg tv and radio, also streaming on your tablet, your phone and bloomberg.com. in today's new energy, level waste production is increasing every year. landfills are one of the biggest producers of the harm phil -- harmful greenhouse gas methane. we have found a way to make landfill rubbish renewable by converting into electricity. here is the managing dire

president obama's rule by fiat believes that he has the power with how much does country should makeour. president obama signed the executive order for government contractors and it is unclear that our constitution envisioned such a cowardly will be taking that up with a man who is seeking the presidency himself. fox news host mike huckabee and also tonight one veteran republican lawmaker going to the defense of john boehner on the debt ceiling load is