after two failed attempts, henry ford finally finds success with ford motor company when ford himself was 40 years old. this is a time when many were happily settled in their careers, but ford was willing to keep risking things in the auto industry, and of course, it would pay off for him. the first vehicle, fairly modest. he just started off with the model a in 1903. it was very much what you might call a horseless carriage. it does not look necessarily like a car you would recognize today. the engine is not under the hood to read there is no good. the engine sits under the drivers seat. you can't see it. but you can see the small port off to the side, and that is where you would insert the crank to turn the engine and get it running. the engine is actually transversely mounted, which means these cylinder banks are running perpendicular to the drive shaft. a this car, it's not even drive shaft the way we would know it today. it is change or event. a lot of bicycle technology with these early automobiles. -- it is chain driven. time when the average annual wage was something less than

colorado, campers made by the newmore corporation in indiana, and fi-50 trucks made by the ford motor company in michigan. and a personal favorite, ranger boats from arkansas is also here. the president celebrates every state's effort and commitment to american-made products and he's honored to have these companies here today. we look forward to having you all join us at that event here shortly. with, that we'll hurry and jump into questions. kevin. reporter: thanks. is the president considering the republican house intel request to declassify key sections of the records with respect to the fisa document release? and will he do that declassification before the house goes into recess? ms. sanders: the president wants to remain uninvolved in the process he wants the department of justice to be fully transparent with requests from congress and he's going to continue at this point to remain uninvolved. however, he sees more and more every single day that this is proving further and further to be a total witch hunt, particularly because it was based on a false and unverified and discredited dossie

techniquespertise of mass production, best represented by the bomber airplanes being built by ford motor company. produce anle to airplane every 62 minutes. and our bringing parts to finished product, fantastic. toone hour bringing parts finished product, fantastic. they were building tanks, jeeps, ammunition,ets, almost any product you can imagine. and again, they were able to do that otherume industries could not approach. the automobile industry was able to keep other manufacturers afloat. willis and ford originally tried to design their own spin on the jeep. this is a converted car. the government stepped in and said no, we will make the plans, .ou build the cars when you're out in the field, you have to be able to swap parts, so they had to be built for war. intos put the jeep civilian production after the war, and it would be, for many years, considered a very utilitarian vehicle. really be until the that sport-utility vehicles came onto the scene, but you can trace them back to world war ii. through the 19 60's, the american automobile industry treated its products as one size it's all. -

expertise, techniques of mass production, best represented by the bomber airplanes being built by ford motor company. they were being built out and will run, just a little bit west of detroit. ford was able to produce an airplane every 62 minutes. and our bringing parts to finished product, fantastic. they were building tanks, jeeps, rifles, helmets, ammunition, almost any product you can imagine. and again, they were able to do this in volume that other industries could not approach. the automobile industry was able to keep other manufacturers afloat. this is a 1943 willis silverlight and. willis and ford originally tried to design their own spin on the jeep. made one each better than their competitor. the government had to step in and say, no, we will make the plans, you build the cars. when you're out in the field, you have to be able to swap parts, so they had to be built for war. they had to be built to a standard design, which they were. willis put the jeep into civilian production after the war, and it would be, for many years, considered a very utilitarian vehicle. it would not really be unt

as long as they were guessing, the ford motor company was showing up in papers and really stimulate future sales for the next car. ford finally introduced his new vehicle, and it was just as revolutionary as everybody had hoped. this is the model a. the reason ford went with that name again is to suggest that this car is so new, so radically different, it's as though we started over from scratch. i think ford had visions of building it for another 15 years. they rapidly got four years out of modeling. the days of a long-lasting car could be billed for 15 more years were passed. one of the india secrecy's was the way was there -- the way it was driven. not have live transmission like we are used to today. a littleld be confusing even for a driver then. model a finally adopted the speed that we would recognize today. engine.our-cylinder the car was also available in colors from the -- was the first ford had some real style on it. henry was also this was always a mechanical genius. he never had much of an eye or a sense to look for how it should appear. fact he brought a lot of ideas from lin

.™ >>> with we have a fdor550,00 >>> with we have a consumer alert with ford motor company and the recall0 cars due to a gear shift problem. it involves ford fusion sedans from 2014 to 2016 and fort escapes from 2013 to 2014 and causes some vehicles to roll away unexpectedly. there have not been crashes >> a newly introduced senate bill would explore ways to issue warnings through netflix, hulu and spotify. they want to inform americans with the false missile alert that sent hawaii into a panic. in addition sounding the alarm, it makes it harder to issue false warnings and prevent federal alerts on your phones. >> the controversy over family separations at the border. the trump administration released details to reunify those over age 5 with their parents. they successfully reunified all under 5 despite missing a court ordered deadline. they face a new deadline of july 26th to complete the process. for more let's go to tracie potts in washington. good morning. >> good morning. what that means is the government has one week to reunify all of these children who were separated from their fam

the american onslaught because we were the most efficient producing the lowest price for the ford motor company famous in that and the best quality but they caught up by putting a tariff by the way the united states caught up to britain after we thought being a colony of theirs by putting tower of in this country so we could build up it in economics it's called the infant industry or so it was so what so what we left we left england because of tariffs and then we after a while said you know what we'll have some of our own absolutely to protect us in the one nine hundred seventy s. the japanese and the germans became better at producing cars there's no nice way to say it otherwise that's the truth that's what americans discovered we were very good at producing boats with four wheels yes they were but they were better the japanese primarily producing efficient effective cars as you say at a cheaper price or a cheaper price and that with the germans with v.w. and so on so what happened the one nine hundred seventy s. was suddenly the american automobile industry had real competitors and they didn'

the american onslaught because we were the most efficient producing the lowest price for the ford motor company famous in that and the best quality but they caught up by putting the tower if by the way the united states caught up to britain after we thought being a colony of theirs by putting tower of in this country so we could build up it in economics it's called the infant industry or so it was so what so what do we left we left england because of tariffs and then we after a while said you know what we'll have some of our own absolutely to protect us in the one nine hundred seventy s. the japanese and the germans became better at producing cars there's no nice way to say it otherwise that's the truth that's what americans discovered we were very good at producing boats with four wheels yes they were but they were better the japanese primarily producing efficient effective cars as you say at a cheaper price for a cheaper price and that with the germans with v.w. and so on so what happened the one nine hundred seventy s. was suddenly the american automobile industry had real competitors and th

he was a counsellor at ford motor company. he is more outdoorsy.we talk about who might be conservative and who might not be, all of these people will have a story told around them. you know what they were like as children. what they can offer some relatibility that president trump will want to pitch when he rolls this out on monday night. >> right now it seems like it is barrett, kavanaugh or kethledge. is there a possible of a dark horse? >> i would say so. someone can zip to the front because president trump reconsiders a individual. he hears something, somebody close to him gets in his head. so you know, like, all right, i don't want to predict anyone, but let's talk about some of the others. he interviews. judge amul thapar. she a protoge of mitch mcconnell. he has only been on the appeals court since president trump named him last year, but she a former prosecutor and former trial court judge. he could come. and then, you know president trump interviewed four individuals in person, but he did telephone calls too, and one of them was to thomas

tesla has failed to turn a profit year after year but its market cap has blown past ford motor companyanks out $8.4 billion in profit just last year. today, tesla is worth $54 billion compared to ford 42. the trend could be seen as a sign of a coming crash. >> companies do have to stand on their own 2 feet and that does mean generating cash. the question is is there enough runway through the cash that they already have all of the ability to raise cash in the future that gets to that point? >> cashing in on going public is catching on. some of the industry's biggest firms snap and twitter were turning a profit when they went public. snap the hottest tech ipo in years and still isn't, its stock was up only a dollar on its one-year anniversary trading on the new york stock exchange. >> the hope is they can switch on profitability at a later date, they will find this magical monetization model that tesla will figure out a way to make money on the cars that it produces that snap will find a great way to monetize its large user base. >> the risk are supersized if the companies fail to ever t

campers made in indiana a truck made by the ford motor company in michigan and bats made by bwp bats favorite, ranger boats from arkansas is also here. the president celebrates every state's effort and commitment to american made products and he his honored to have these companies here today. we look forward to having you all join us for that event made. we'll jump into questions. >> reporter: is the president considering the request to declassify key sections of the records with respect to the fisa document release? and will he do it before the house goes into recess? >> the president wants -- has purposefully remained uninvolved in this process. he said repeatedly he wants the department of justice to be fully transparent with the requests from congress. and he's going to continue at this point to remain uninvolved. however, he sees more and more every single day that this is proving further and further to be a total witch hunt. particularly because it was based on a false and unverified and discredited dossier. >> reporter: we saw the president tweet on iran last night. what promp

colorado, campers made by the new mark corporation in indiana and f-150 truck made by the are ford motor company and baseball bats made in pennsylvania. a personal favorite, ranger boats from flipping arkansas is here. the president celebrates every state's effort and commitment to american-made products and he is honored to have these companies here today and we look forward to having you all join us with that shortly. with that we will jump in questions. kevin. >> thanks. is the president considering the republican house intel request to declassify key sections of the records with respect to that fisa document release? and will he do that declassification before the house goes into recess? >> the president wants, has purposefully remained uninvolved in this process. he said repeatedly that he wants the department of justice to be fully transparent with these requests from congress and he is going to continue at this point to remain uninvolved. however, he sees more and more every single day that this is proving further and fourth to be a total witch hunt, particularly because it was based on a

by never summer industries in colorado, campers made in indiana and f-150 trucks made by the ford motor companyn. and personal favorite, boats from arkansas are also here. the president celebrates every state that commits to american-made products. we look forward to having you all join us and with that, we will hurry and jeopardy questio question. >> as the president considering the request to declassify key sections of the records in the document release? and will he do that declassification before the house goes into recess? >> secretary sanders: the president wants to purposely remain uninvolved in this process. he said repeatedly that he wants the department of justice to be fully transparent with these requests from congress. he is going to continue at this point, to remain uninvolved. however, he sees more and more, every single day that this is proving further and further to be a total witch hunt. particularly, because it was based on a false and unverified and discredited dossier. >> we saw the president to eat on iran the other night. what prodded him to use such strong language? >> s

michigan-- it's hard for me to get those words out as an ohio state graduate, but recent study and ford motor company suggest adding equipment to car as weight, aerodynamic drag and electrical power consumption that in turn lead to increased fuel consumption. this could reduce the cost and increased availability driving that could induce greater demand and increased vehicle usage and we may have more vehicles on our roads. empty vehicles circling city blocks and writers opt in for longer and with on road mobile source of mission already the largest source of gas emission, are you concerned the widespread autonomous vehicles deployment may worsen this problem? would you agree we need more data about how vehicles will be used in the real world to better inform our understanding of the role autonomous vehicles will play in transportation sector of greenhouse emissions? >> with regards to the idea we need more research dollars and more focus on deployment of connected and autonomous vehicles vehicles throughout the us in various environments, some even represented by some collies here today, i would say

everything from small mom-and-pop shops to massive corporations like lockheed martin and ford motor companyave the company from connecticut that make plastic bats and balls and jack links beef jerky from wisconsin. vice president mike benson stopped by earlier today and they're not getting a chance to show off their products and meet white house officials face-to-face. later today the president will speak and deliver remarks at this event. it's clear that he's making a push for these american-made products. this is an event today and this highlights some of those doing this right here and the rest. charles: hillary, thank you. trade issues are facing pushback from some even within the republican party but oklahoma republican congressman says these moves are the light ones. thank you for joining us. we have heard from more and more republican officials elected republicans, the majority have stated that they are charming and negatively on this tactic and i guess the question is when you have these conversations with your colleagues what is their solution to this because it feels like things h

marry barra, general motors ceo, sergio created a remarkable legacy in the automotive industry and bill ford, chairman of the ford motor company, says his extraordinary leadership, candor and passion for the industry will be missed by everyone who knew him guys, i know we say this every once in a while that somebody is a giant of a particular industry in this case, it was not hyperbo hyperbole, it really is true about sergio marchionne and the legacy he leaves behind. >> he was so young. >> thanks, phil. >>> we're just past the halfway mark on earnings the biggest week this season the numbers have been strong, but rising costs have some market watchers concerned. >>> and this liquor store in san jose, california, just made one lucky customer a multimillionaire last night. does the liquor store get a percentage or just $100,000 flat that's not fair. we'll talk about that half a billion dollar mega millions lotto and tell you how much the winner is going to take home. >> there's only one fair in life, bill, it's the state fair. >> we have much more of the american enterprise institute president, arthur brooks, and get all his th

.>>> the ford motor company with defective airbags. four degrees to $300 million settlement for claims including this representation customer reimbursement and for cars with inflated price tags even though they were equipped with substandard airbags. six other automakers have already agreed to similar settlements totaling more than $1.2 billion and at least 23 deaths have been blamed worldwide in connection to those faulty airbags. e-cigarette maker jewel labs is bringing its small flash drive sized taping to the united kingdoms. the front -- san francisco based company says it will be available in the uk by the end of this week. it targets adult smokers but it has faced scrutiny over the popularity of its products with teenagers. the device and for nicotine pods will cost about three pounds in the uk that is about 40 in the u.s. again, popularity begins to grow despite the controversy. >> thank you, pam. >>> coming up a one-two punch for fans of a world-class restaurant in the south bay. the new video of the overnight restaurant and w

ford motor company committing $4 billion to the self-driving car unit.you want to be in the auto industry you have to get into self-driving. >> exactly. they want to open a unit specifically focused in detroit. why, to compete against big players. they believe the landscape will be onlied by only a few players. google will launch their self-driving car this year. stuart: this year? >> this year. doesn't mean that we can go in it but this they are launching it and test driving it. all the major players are trying to get in and dominate the market as early adopters. stuart: ford's stock down 3%. >> everybody is in it. gm. stuart: it is that time. 9:40 eastern time. we have to say good-bye to kristine n thanks for joining us. shah ghailani, what are you doing tomorrow? see you again. thanks, shah. good stuff. >>> down 68 points on the dow industrials. 25,178. >>> we have a winner. single ticket picked right numbers to win the $522 million jackpot. it was sold at liquor store in santa fe, california. nobody has claimed the prize. if they get the cash option

ford motor company stock down to $10 a share. why?tlement over those takata airbags. >>> amazon prime day, still going strong. joining us now the man who said the stock will hit $2,000 a share. his name is burt flickenger. welcome back, burt. it is at $1800 a share now. you say it is going to 2,000 or 2100. make your case. >> all-time high yesterday, stuart. going up two or $300. by the time we hit prime day 2019. stuart: why? >> you hit 154% growth in sales per hour, first three hours. compared to alibaba singles' day of 25 billion, amazon is 1/7, 1/8 of that, there is much more of a runway nationally and internationally. it is a low-cost provider and their analytics are great and the good news it is encouraging, helping competition. while it is driving down prices, microsoft teaming with walmart on analytics plus cloud. so walmart.com will win, amazon will continue to grow at 25% and takeoff.com, curt avalon's group, will help all the regional retailers win. so all three of them will win with fastest robotized fulfillment and countr

lockheed martin is here representing there at 35 and ford motor company or michigan representing hering face time with the president. this is their opportunity to speak their mind and get face time with the president. stuart: does the president ever take a couple hours off or even a day off? the half a dozen tweets every evening and every morning. he doesn't take time off, does he? hillary vaughn of the white house. thank you. next, the story about one woman who says working construction got her out of poverty while being a single mother of nine. as we say on this program, we love success so that lady is on the show today. a republican spearheading an effort for a carbon tax. we allow him to make his case. we are fair and balanced on this program. i promise you, we will be back. ♪ with two times more geographic detail... ...ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancestors are from... ...and the paths they took, to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com. stuart: would've been open for two hours in the market has gone nowhere. 25,032. that's where

look at ford motor company you know that $10 a share they've got a dividend yield 5.5% that's doubleu get if you invest in a treasury. christian i think the 5.5% is a reasonable dividend interest rate -- is it safe? >> i think management has shown a priority to keep that dividend safe they believe the dividend safe and another is pe of ford is 5.6% so single digit pe stock looks cheap. management value paying that dividend but it might be an option. uh-oh it shall you ringing that buzzer on me? >> that's what we do on this program. next question you get free-range to answer and that's a promise. on the tenure treasury 285 yield on ford stock 4.4%. netflix what a comeback yesterday -- they opened down about 14%. and end of the day down about 5%. so in other words had you bought the the deyou would made a lot of money by the end of the day so christian. did you buy the dip? >> no. i stayed away from the dip. i still think that we could see a larger dip coming up, you know i think oil price is going down here in a little bit of a ka that are rei in coal mine for more volatile if i china

now look at ford motor company.t is a five-and-a-half year low, just a tad above $10 a share. they've cut their profit forecast. show me some winners. here's one, qualcomm. they've got a -- they did have a deal for $44 billion to buy a company. that deal is off. they're putting the money, $30 billion worth, into a stock buyback plan. the market likes that, it's up 4.5%. another winner, apple just hit an all-time high. if it goes up to $204 a share, i believe it hits a trillion dollar value. it's certainly up nicely today. and worth $960 billion. >>> our next guest has a great headline for us. here it is: connecticut is drowning in debt. should the rest of us have to pay? mitch daniels is here, former governor of indiana. he wrote that headline in "the washington post." governor, it's great to see you again, sir. welcome back. >> hi, stuart. stuart: you are referring to the real crisis in the payment of pensions to retired government workers in california, illinois, new jersey, new york and, yes, connecticut. i read

he real car company, ironic considering their market cap exceeds other traditional companies like ford and general motors. why? >> because the model three production level is a transformational car for the company, it takes them from a producer, which started producing and selling 20,000 cars a year and now 100,000, 12 months from now, if they maintain the model three production rate, 600,000 cars per year, which makes them a real company. they will fill strong demand. and add two production of the truck next. aey view themselves more of technology company than a car company because they sell solar panels and the battery. customer are a tesla who has had an order for a model three for a while, does this concern you that your automobile was made in a tent outside the primary factory? have they cut corners on the quality of these automobiles? >> only time will tell. overall quality of tesla cars are very high, customer satisfaction is very high, there's yes and of the car is very high. is verysiasm of the car high. it is the complexity, power, design, they have had very few mechanical or technological issu

general motors, ford, all these companies wanting to be in china, the largest automotive market in theo set up joint partnerships in order to do business there on the ground and avoid a heavy tariff as well. tesla wanted to control their own destiny. this is a big win for them. the question will be, what is it like to go alone in china? you will not have the political support. you will not have a supplier network already built out. there will be a challenge there, as well. >> tim, before we let you go, obviously both of these stories involve china. you have a former apple up employee -- apple employee accused of taking this data to china. talk a little bit about china's role in all of this. >> reporter: china is a huge global consumer of automotive technology and cars. the government there for a generation has been trying to build up its ability to make its own automotive industry. it is seeing the future in the electric car business and self- driving technology as a way to advance the country beyond german and u.s. and japanese automakers. there is huge hiring going on in silicon vall

company is cutting its profit guidance for the year and that has the stock down 4 3/4%. we are also watching fiat chrysler down sharply. plus, later today, ford and facebook, ford motorown 2% and facebook is reporting after the close tonight, stock's flat. this as president trump prepares to meet with the president of the european commission today to discuss tariffs. >> this country is doing better than it's ever done before economically. this is the time to take off the rip-off. we have to do it. other countries have tariffs on us. so when i say well, i'm going to put tariffs on them, they all start screaming, he's using tariffs. maria: the president tweeted this morning about this, saying negotiations are going really well and that the end result will be worth it. the president writes. futures meanwhile indicate the markets will open lower. take a look, the earnings are having an impact on what's happening for the broader stock market, dow industrials down 100 points, almost 1/2 o21%. -- 1/2 of 1%. we're getting more information on guidance. that's cutting into stock prices this morning. the major markets ended yesterday mixed with the dow breaking a three-day losi

company. just one tiny problem these firms are losing a refit money tesla is worth more than a car colossus is ford or general motors despite selling a tiny fraction of the cars and losing billions music streaming giant spotify is just enough to vos lost is now the biggest startup in the world but it's lost money every year of its life and last year the worst an i was four and a half billion the hope is one fine day we'll all book. to electric cars while uploading spotify music to the dropbox cloud or something like that but new economy new danger these aren't small companies anymore they affect millions of workers and users and cracks beginning to show suggesting far from expanding some are starting to fire their workforce and in the new economy relationships are shall we say complicated hundreds of thousands of paid for tesla cause the poor company hasn't even built if it goes bust these are all very people would likely be quote wiped out definitely there's a a there's.

company. just one tiny problem these firms are losing a rethink money tesla is worth more than car colossus is ford or general motors despite selling a tiny fraction of the cause and losing billions music streaming giant spotify is just an out vast losses now the biggest startup in the world but it's lost money every year of its life and last year the worst and i was four and the whole of billion the whole of his one fine day we'll all book. in to electric calls while uploading spotify music to the dropbox cloud or something like that but new economy new danger these aren't small companies anymore they affect millions of workers and users and cracks beginning to show suggesting far from expanding some of starting to fire their workforce and then the new economy relationships are shall we say complicated hundreds of thousands of paid for tesla cause the poor company hasn't even built if it goes bust the ordinary people would likely be quote wiped out definitely there's a there's a bubble not just in tech stocks but in the general stock market itself in the us we're already seeing companies like general electric to ca

companies. just one tiny problem these firms are losing a refit money tesla is worth more than car colossus is ford or general motors despite selling a tiny fraction of the cause and losing billions music streaming giant spotify is just an out vast losses now the biggest startup in the world but it's lost money every year of its life and last year the worst an i was four and the whole of billion the whole of his one fine day will book. in to cause while uploading spotify music to the dropbox cloud or something like that but new economy new danger these aren't small companies anymore they affect millions of workers and users and cracks beginning to show suggesting far from expanding some of starting to for their workforce and in the new economy relationships are shall we say complicated hundreds of thousands of paid for tesla cause the poor company hasn't even built if it goes bust these ordinary people would likely be quote wiped out definitely there's a there's a bubble not just in tech stocks but in the general stock market itself and you know as we're already seeing companies like general electric to caterpillar

companies. just one tiny problem these firms are losing horrific money tesla is worth more than car colossus is ford or general motors despite selling a tiny fraction of the coals and losing billions music streaming joint spotify is just an out vast losses now the biggest startup in the world but it's lost money every year of its life and last year the worst and four and a whole of billion the whole of his one fine day will all book. in to cause while uploading spotify music to the dropbox cloud or something like that but new economy danger these aren't small companies anymore they affect millions of workers and users and cracks are beginning to show suggesting far from expanding some of starting to follow their work force and then the new economy relationships are shall we say complicated hundreds of thousands of paid for tesla cause the poor company hasn't even built if it goes bust. these ordinary people would likely be quote wiped out so definitely there's a there's a bubble not just in in the tech stocks but in the general stock market itself in the u.s. we're already seeing companies like general electric and c

companies import cars. ford imports 21% of the cars it sells. general motors imports 39%. the good news is we'll probably more money. the latest report out of the san francisco fed shows wages are growing in the west. a couple times a yer, the san francisco fed sends a record to washington telling them how things are going out here on the west coast. that report is folded into other reports, into something called the beige book. now, i like the beige book because it's a snapshot of what's going on. for instance, i just read there's a shortage of plumbers, electricians, and truck drivers in the inner mountain west. also, cherry and raisin prices are going back up. this is a very casual sort of report. hey, here's how it's going. almost like sending something from camp sort of thing. interesting little economic factors, if you're thinking of learning how to drive a truck, now is the time. >> plumbers needed. >> always. >>> it's 5:16 right now. elevator program at b.a.r.t. station such a hit with riders, it's now being extended. the attendance at elevators at two b.a.r.t. sto

companies. general motors, ford, are deeply concerned about a 20% import tariff on imports, auto imports into thisto dealers just like you. >> absolutely. it's going to affect -- like i said, it takes time to roll through the economy. i think maria's right. i think 3%. i think -- maria: three times. >> i think five is just way out of the ballpark. i don't think it happens. i think it's going to take time for these -- the tax cuts are big, the corporate tax cuts are big. when you make corporate tax cuts it rolls into the economy. it allows corporations to open up their checkbooks and spend but the question is where do they spend with the tariffs. dagen: this is something the trump administration could ice right now. they could say you know, what we're not going to do the auto import tariff. if business owners and operators and consumers are concerned about what this would do with the american economy, we're going to table it. that's not happening. >> i don't see him doing it. maria: no. >> we see a lot of behavior in anticipation of tariffs. what's happening in autos right now in anticipation of th

companies import cars. ford imports 21% of the cars it sells. general motors imports 39%.live picture out of washington. this is the commerce department talking about the new car tariffs. so i'm not just waving my hands in the air saying this is a maybe thing. i'm talking about these people are discussing it as we speak right now in washington. i don't know if it will go through, but if you're going to make an expensive car purchase, and you're affected by one of these brands, now i think is the time. >> definitely. consumers are going to feel it. >> definitely. thousands of dollars per car. >> exactly. >> thanks, scott. >> 6:17 for you right now. and hey, if this looks like an oversized thermos that landed there in san francisco, fear not. this is just the newest concept version of the city's public restroom. this idea is to replace all of those hokie big green public toilets all around the city by next year. we have dropped in an image of the first concept design released last month. you can see it right there. it looks more like a spaceship if you ask me, but this new l