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executive said it had been hijacked by financial pirates at the company. as they got so big, did they forget the values that made them the company they are today? >> this potential find -- some are saying it is a warning to other automakers. what is the law here that toyota potentially violated? >> one is the safety act which created nhtsa and sets the rules for recall. the second is the tread act, which was passed in 2000 in the wake of the for firestone recalls and accidents. congress is very likely to pass new autos if you legislation sometime this year to fight the fines we are talking about from $16 million to phar-mor, to give more money to, nhtsa to add more auto safety investigators, to potentially require black boxes on vehicles. there is a device called a great shift override which would give drivers a tool to prevent runaway vehicles if accelerator pedals got stuck. there is a possibility of changing the paradigm automakers face to a much more aggressive nhtsa that has no reason not to be tough on the companies. you had top members of the senate
executive said it had been hijacked by financial pirates at the company. as they got so big, did they forget the values that made them the company they are today? >> this potential find -- some are saying it is a warning to other automakers. what is the law here that toyota potentially violated? >> one is the safety act which created nhtsa and sets the rules for recall. the second is the tread act, which was passed in 2000 in the wake of the for firestone recalls and accidents....
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executive said it had been hijacked by financial pirates at the company. as they got so big, did they forget the values that made them the company they are today? >> this potential find -- some are saying it is a warning to other automakers. what is the law here that toyota potentially violated? >> one is the safety act which created nhtsa and sets the rules for recall. the second is the tread act, which was passed in 2000 in the wake of the for firestone recalls and accidents. congress is very likely to pass new autos if you legislation sometime this year to fight the fines we are talking about from $16 million to phar-mor, to give more money to, nhtsa to add more auto safety investigators, to potentially require black boxes on vehicles. there is a device called a great shift override which would give drivers a tool to prevent runaway vehicles if accelerator pedals got stuck. there is a possibility of changing the paradigm automakers face to a much more aggressive nhtsa that has no reason not to be tough on the companies. you had top members of the senate
executive said it had been hijacked by financial pirates at the company. as they got so big, did they forget the values that made them the company they are today? >> this potential find -- some are saying it is a warning to other automakers. what is the law here that toyota potentially violated? >> one is the safety act which created nhtsa and sets the rules for recall. the second is the tread act, which was passed in 2000 in the wake of the for firestone recalls and accidents....
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it's pirate season again and so this problem won't go away until the people primarily of somalia understand it's not a beneficial, financial business for them. the coalition has been out there. it's been somewhat ineffective and what's happened now with certain shipping lines they've taken it upon themselves to provide armed security on their vessels. and we've had a couple recent incidents where that's become a high profile issue. you know, frankly one of the problems that we have is what do we do with these individuals once we capture them? that's been a problem that we can't really resolve. you can't turn them back to somalia because -- there is no infrastructure. they're just going to go back out into the mix. it's a serious problem. we are getting better at it. >> mike, thanks for coming in. >> sure. >> have a good weekend. >>> new numbers from the labor department today, employers added 162,000 jobs in march. only the third time since the recession began in late 2007. but the national unemployment rate remains unchanged at 9.7%. president obama was in north carolina today talking about jobs and taking credit for help
it's pirate season again and so this problem won't go away until the people primarily of somalia understand it's not a beneficial, financial business for them. the coalition has been out there. it's been somewhat ineffective and what's happened now with certain shipping lines they've taken it upon themselves to provide armed security on their vessels. and we've had a couple recent incidents where that's become a high profile issue. you know, frankly one of the problems that we have is what do...
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pirates of somalia know about the wealth representing the rest of the world. there hijacked and ships coming out of the red sea all around the world. the global financialrisis around the world illustrates when one bigger economy his rough water, it affects big economies around the world. i can promise you that the only sustainable solution to the world's problems a few decades from now, if there is going to be still a first world economy, will be one in which consumption rates are more nearly equalized between the first world and the third world. any other solution is not going to be tolerated by the developing world, and the developing world has found ways to share the unhappiness with the first world. this reality presents challenges, especially for americans. we have had the highest per- capita consumption rates in the world. the american dream is that everything is possible for everybody in this land of internet resources. our patriotic songs talks about spacious skies and amber waves of grain. our outlook is like the outlook of the united kingdom in 1958, and of japan just before the restoration in 1860. namely, how would dream that had worked for
pirates of somalia know about the wealth representing the rest of the world. there hijacked and ships coming out of the red sea all around the world. the global financialrisis around the world illustrates when one bigger economy his rough water, it affects big economies around the world. i can promise you that the only sustainable solution to the world's problems a few decades from now, if there is going to be still a first world economy, will be one in which consumption rates are more nearly...