host the show on youtube, called official ford nation. tomorrow i am going to be on share show. what a show it is, let me tell you, folks. mayor ford was asked about it today at launch ceremony for the mayor's school cricket tournament. yeah, he has a cricket tournament. here's what the mayor had to say. >> did you get an endorsement from jimmy kimmel yesterday. what can we expect in the youtube show. he mimicked your -- are we okay back there? >> he supported it. he was quite clear. he likes me a lot. we have had a number of conversations. he compares me to jfk and the rest of the candidates. >> jfk, kfc, you name it. by the way, for the record. he has it slightly wrong. i don't like him a lot. i love him. i look forward to growing old with him. my wife and i are expecting a baby the so far we can't agree on a name. [ applause ] but i want to name the kid karate. and i want the middle name to be effing. karate effing kimmel. my wife thinks he should give the kid a human name. a lot of people are naming their kids after characters, "gaim o

no ford nation. i think they're doing a decent job there. give mayor ford a break.aling with his issues and -- >> he's a politician that you can support. >> that's right. >> you can get behind. we don't have to worry about it. >> that's right. let's go to the "daily show." jon stewart exonerating christie from the gw bridge scandal. >> if he's not responsible, who is. >> it heaped all the blame for shutting down lanes on former port authority official david wildstein and christie's former top aid brigitte ann kelly. >>> quote, she seemed emotional. she was perceived by the governor. they ended a relationship. >> also explains clearly why the official report was titled, pitches be crazy. >> we don't say that board on morning television now one daytime talk show has taken a little bit of notice. >> don't force me to do this. it's just my underpants. >> what about a christmas tree. >> skirt too? >> it's humiliating to show off my house underwear like this. you're so demanding. >> she gets undressed every week for being naked. we're jumping on the bandwagon. >> we love

the mayor of the people in the hearts of ford nation telling them he's ready for ford more years. >>: a crowd of 2,000 strong went wild as ford touted derailing the gravy train. >> you said it couldn't be done. but guess what? we got it done! >> reporter: he championed segues in fighting for the little guy. vowing to keep taxes low and continue cutting red tape. saving taxpayers from getting burned, his fire truck prop, which the fire union called tasteless. giving cuts to the fire budget. ford insisted he's proud of his public record and this is a personal one. >> i have experienced how none of us can go through life without making mistakes. and when they occur, we learn a lot about ourselves. humility. the kindness of people and the spirit of second chances. >> and second chances are something the crowd is more than willing to give. they don't care about the scandals of the past year. as long as their tax dollars -- are in good hands. >> i think rob ford is the only guy i would trust with my money, truthfully. >> he is honest. has integrity and cares about all of us. >> regarding e

the first ever guest on the youtube show, they have their own youtube channel, called official ford nation. tomorrow i will be on their show. what a show it is, let me tell you, folks. yeah, he has a cricket tournament. here is what the may your hor h say. >> did you get an endorsement from jimmy kimmel. what can we expect on the youtube show? he mimicked? >> he has already come out and supported me. we had conversations. he compares me to jfk. >> jfk, kfc, you name it. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] for the record he has it slightly wrong. i don't like him, i love him. i may be in love with imlook forward to growing old with him. my wife and i are expecting a baby. so far we can't agree on a name. i want to name the kid karate. i want the middle name to be fing. a great name. my wife doesn't like the idea. she things we should give the kid a human name. but this might be a good solution. apparently a lot of people are naming their kids after characters from game of tloenz. khaleesi, the number of names has gone up. in 2012, 106 girls named khaleesi in the united states, last year, m

but a group called "no ford nation" thinks anyone is better than rob ford. the group is posting campaign signs from fictional candidates all over toronto. candidate ray faranzi says "the current mayor threatens to kill people and gets publicly drunk. if elected i promise i will just get publicly drunk." candidate jeff mcelroy promises to just smoke pot as mayor, not crack. and candidate jim tompkins promises, "when i urinate in public, i never get caught on camera." coming up, a man who never gets caught on camera saying anything unwise. ezra klein on the biggest day for sign-ups under the affordable care act. and in the rewrite, late-night comedy's favorite new candidate. >> i'm joanie ernst. i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm 37 . peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive

a new group called no ford nation has mocked him by creating several fake candidates of dubious characterause they say anyone is better than rob ford. here is an example, quote. elect jeff macelroy. he promises to just smoke pot. the current mayor threatens to kill people and get publicly drunk. if elected i will just get publicly drunk. vote for ray faranzi. >>> a republicans line up for a bite off of sheldon adelson's billions. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." was the biggest spectacle in las vegas this weekend. casino mogul sheldon adelson held his own personal primary, and four republican candidates, really big shots showed up to vie for his affection. chris christie, jeb bush, scott walker, and john kasich were ostensibly in las vegas to attend a meeting of the republican jewish coalition. but they all also met privately with the billionaire republican and would-be king maker. they also played to him shamelessly. "the washington post" dan balz put it this way. how warped a system for financing election has become. the scene at vegas

they're the brain child of a website, "no ford nation dot com." >> one says "when i urinate in public, i *never get caught on camera." another says "if elected, i promise i will just get publicly drunk." a third one goes so far to say "elect jeff mc-elroy. he promises to just smoke *pot as mayor. not crack!" mc-elroy is a fictional candidate, as are the others in the signs. >> >> heading into the 5:00 hour we have some new video that we want to show you. this is a rare sighting this time in minnesota. this so- called has spotted bass-was time in minnesota. this so- called has spotted bass-was spotted yesterday n wish yououldive ir it fallinglat?moisre wht inoducg ne ve ogen istu. it prodes ygenfud moture. thmoisre yr ha nee with5% me vome. nedovexygemoisre. nd tn the's icy icke the fferce ibestoods est ods theecreto akinparman cstedhick o juy anso dicio. ou c makdinn dispear be foo. brg outhe st. witroc® multi correxion® in 1 proven to hydrate dryns, illuminate duness lift sagng, diminish thlook of da spo, and smooth the appearanc of wnkl. high performance skiare™ only from ro® and sm

. >>> i appeared as the first-ever guest on rob ford's youtube show "ford nation" rob and hils brotherhe had to say. >> did you get an endorsement from jimmy kimmel? what can we understand from your youtube show? he mimicked your -- are we okay back there? >> he came out and supported me. he was quite clear. he likes me a lot. we've had a number of conversations. he compares me to jfk and the rest of the candidates. >> right. jfk, kfc, you name it. >> kimmel loves rob ford. i mean, that's, you know -- >> on multiple levels. >> you know, we don't want to get in between them and, you know, the intercountry love affair. but let's talk about -- >> north american. >> north americans. let's talk about love lost because there's this piece in the "national journal" saying a group of conservative congressman are planning to oust john boehner as speaker of the house. according to the article they are committed to electing somebody to take over suggesting there's more muscle involved compared to last year's failed attempt to take away from the gavel from the ohio republican. the conservatives are

ford. jeff: the national auto dealers association, they are opposed, manufacturers are opposed to recalls ofld or taken out of rental, how do you feel about that? shouldn't they be taken away from rental cars are not sold? >> basically when it comes to recalls, not all recalls are the sins we look at what the rate will be, the severity of the issues and we will communicate accordingly. we are working with the companies and dealers. melissa: let me ask you, i know this is the 50th anniversary of the ford mustang. you're putting one on top of the empire state building to celebrate. how important is that car still to your lineup? >> it's so important. 50 years of continuous production, 50th birthday of the mustang. like as it is a little bit of the mustang in every car we produce and sell. all customers throughout the u.s., truly an american icon. jeff: even has an mustang right there. melissa: i love it, it is fantastic. if i could ask him, what are you seeing from the american consumer rights now? we are always trying to get a gauge on our own economy, how would you compare it? is it recoveri

unique political style to try to gain an edge in the male role race the group no ford nation has been posting signs around toronto that show fake mail. and how they would compare to forward if elected one poster which is for fake jim tompkins says that when tommy thompson's urinates in public he doesn't get caught on camera another which is for someone named jeff says that it would be all right promises that you spoke as not crack and still another poster says if a candidate were a frons he promises to always have publicly drunk as mayor and not like rob ford get publicly drunk and threat to kill people obviously rob ford is an easy target if there's anything as important as opponents can knock him on it's awesome dancing skills. just. it's the good the bad and the very very creative phage asli ugly the good obamacare according to the latest numbers the affordable care act has spurred the largest expansion in health coverage in america in half a century around nine and a half million people have signed up for health insurance under the law leading to a drop in the an insurance rate of

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that commission was formed as a sult of the signing of the helsinki final act by president ford and 34 other nations including the soviet union, including west germany, including east germany. never again. the extraordinary holocaust that cost the lives of millions and millions and millions and millions more. the holocaust where six million jews were taken from us, taken from their families, taken from their countries, taken from fe, but millions more in russia, ukraine, and literally scores of

ford. i mean, it is just fascinating to see how we are really two nations. he really pay attention to the declaration of independence, you can almost use it again. that's why i'm not going to go there, but it is shocking to me how. and i have lived in both nations. i used to live in new york. i now live in south carolina, and we really have two different cultures and countries and it is getting harder and harder to bridge that. and i don't know how we do it. i really don't. i will throw one other thing. kirk wrote something many years ago that i think is important for us to look at. the four cities that are absolutely important to western civilization. he talks about jerusalem guinness true law or divine law, the basis for social order, the idea of the separation of powers , that universality of wall. he then talks about it culminating in philadelphia, which i think tennis. and with the american experiment i think we are losing those four key western principles. i think this particular administration is helping us lose them faster, but i worry about that. by

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helsinki final act by president ford and 34 other nations including the soviet union, including west germany, including east germany. never again. the extraordinary holocaust that cost the lives of millions and millions and millions and millions more. the holocaust where six million jews were taken from us, taken from their families, taken from their countries, taken from fe, but millions more in russia, ukraine, and literally ,cores of other venues murdered murdered not because of their engagement in war, not because f their engagement in crime, but because of who they were. what religion they had. what ethnic background they claimed. murdered. murdered because of what they were. and the murderers dirt not like what they were. not their character, not their intellect, not their conduct. but who they are -- who they were. so here we are 20 years later, was watched as genocide again perpetrated in rwanda. the general sithe in rwanda the 20 -- the genocide in rwanda, the 20th anniversary of which we mark this week, provided us with one of our most painful examples of our failure to act

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. >> after the thankless job of heading the republican national committee during watergate, and the nixon resignation, president gerald ford bush a choice of enviable posts. >> what he told us, guess where we're going, i mean, they guessed 400 countries, when they got to china. i think it was the best thing that happened to us. >> i was thinking about the weather. a learned something -- i would talk to myself. when i got over there, not one thing that i had learned was appropriate. every american knew that. i lovedd it. the food was divine. >> we did take a really fun trip to china. we were there for over a month or a couple months.to and we traveled. my mom became an expert on a lot of the tour sites in china, but especially the forbidden city. it was pretty exciting time. >> and there were further interesting and challenging times ahead for the bush children. >> my dad became president. was a huge thrill. it wasn't a surprise, really. h it's not as if he wasn't qualified to be president. i don't know. it kind of fit with who he was. but for us, our dad was just the same. >> i will saydo it wasn't all t much fun because t

nation to the war effort. in others they put their lives at risk documenting the combat itself. one of those was john ford. assigned to the pacific island of mid-way. they stood at the pacific filming the battle. ford himself was knocked off that roof and received shrapnel wound. he produced a documentary called the battle of mid-way. and in 2000, ktvu's bob mackenzie found a former american sailor who was not part of ford's film and who's heroism went unrecognized for half a century. >> reporter: for more than 50 years nobody knew that art lewis was a hero. that he had risked his own life to save other people's lives in world war ii. that's because lewis never talked about what he had done and because the men who hand out medals and write military history had overlooked him. it's time we told his story. >> reporter: on june 4, 1942 a naval battle that changed the course of history began near the pacific island of mid-way. an outnumbered and outgunned task force faced military armada. the military forces had the advantage of surprise. they had cracked the japanese secret code. the war in the pacific would

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ford and mr. milli band. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> as we leave this discussion, the ap reports new development on the situation in ukraine. there is an agreement in geneva on immediate steps to ease the crisis. the cream it was reached by top moments from the u.s., eu, russia, and ukraine requiring all sides to refrain from provocative actions. allalls for disarming of illegally armed groups. also this from the ap, russian president putin has rejected claims that special forces are fomenting unrest in ukraine and recognize for the first time that troops in unmarked uniforms who had overtaken crimea before its annexation by moscow were russian soldiers. putin expressed hope for a solution for the worst yeast-west crisis since the end of the cold war. presshagel conducted a conference. focusedeading today was -- our meeting today was focused on reinforcing our solidarity and partnership for the future of the polish-u.s. defense relationship, especially in light of the situation in ukraine. and its impact on european securi

indeed during the recent geneva ii peace talks when ambassador ford was president ambassador samantha power permanent representative to united nationsnoted that the regime's bombardment of opposition controlled areas during the talks marked quote the most concentrated period of killing in the entire duration of the conflict, the most concentrated killing in the history of the searing conflict today. following the breakdown of the talks doing to the assad regime timeliness to discuss the transition serious president is sought is holding for another transition centered on its quayle re-election to a third term as syrian president which by summer of words could be announced next week. if this occurs it is extremely unlikely that diplomatic efforts with the pieces of syria back together again anytime soon in a country where anything resembling a functioning state is -- while the situation is brought misery to the syrian people it is also increased regional and international security concerns as well. while many have compared serious demise to that of former yugoslavia it now looks more like somalia where a bloody two decade long war has

>> future attorney generals to be a will to protract this nation, sequestration being fully implemented getting ford. >> over the course of the last couple of years. since i put into effect a hiring freeze we lost about 4,000 people in total and the justice department. 900 attorneys and support staff, 6% of the roughly 10,000 lawyers in the department. the fbi lost or 900 agents, analysts, and other staff. the loss 700, etf 500, united states marshals 300. those are daunting numbers, and you can't expect the justice department to do the job of the american people want us to do and that we want to do if we are faced with that kind of issue. i would not wish this upon any of my successors. >> and it gets worse over time. >> absolutely. we have in place now this will help us make some lost ground. unless we have in 2016 a realistic budget we cannot have another flat budget and certainly can't go to a sequestration unless we have a budget that increases the amount of money that goes to the justice department we will find ourselves in the same place. at the end of the day it will have less some point in

ford with it but -- >> jimmy: yeah, maximum strength. >> enough to like, you probably shouldn't be on national television. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: see, that'suest and you were amazing, and we did four sketches together as well. >> we did. >> jimmy: but you counted as a a musical guest. even though you were in all of the sketches. >> my favorite "snl" i've ever done. >> jimmy: is that right? [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, wait. my second favorite "snl" i've ever done. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what was the first one? no, man, i mean -- i love doing "snl" with you 'cause it's nice to have the camaraderie, to have somebody who really understands what that week is like. that week crazy. you literally have people -- >> my man! [ laughter ] >> whoa. whoa. >> jimmy: we're both very happily married. >> happily married. we've only had a couple sleepovers. one hot tub. >> both: one hot tub! >> jimmy: and a photographer and now this happens. >> yeah! >> jimmy: this is the type of stuff. i mean, if you can't hot tub with your bro, you can't hot tub with anyone! >> that's what i'm saying. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hot tub with your bro. we

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ford claims his personal life has not interfered with his work as mayor. in tonight's regulation nationwhatever happened to the most transparent administration in history? correspondent shannon breen tells us this white house is failing to follow the rules about reporting the rules. >> transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency. >> reporter: yet two new studies from the competitive enterprise institute and american action forum outlined how the administration has missed numerous deadlines for mandatory reporting on federal regulations and just how much they cost. federal august sis are required to report all the regulatory actions they are considering twice a year in what's known as the unified agenda. the white house office of management and budget is also required to report the costs and benefits of federal regulations to congress every year. >> this is the administration that claims transparency but on the other hand says it's going to use its pen and phone and is going to work around congress at every opportunity. >> reporter: and federal regulations

nation. as this is the second shooting at ford hao -- fort hood in recent years, we must ask ourselves, isn't it time for a national conversation on untreated mental illness? as a member of the appropriations defense subcommittee, we must use this moment to support early diagnosis as well as path breaking neurological research building on the president's brain initiative. we must probe the undiscovered if you thinks of the human mind and human performance. it will benefit both our deserving veterans and all americans who struggle -- struggle with the unknown reaches of the unquiet mindism lend my support to honor the heroes lost at fort hood and implore my colleagues to make certain this latest tragedy is indeed the last tragedy. let us measure up to this worthy challenge. i yield back. the chair: the -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from oregon rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ord. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the 2015 ryan bu

indeed during the recent geneva ii peace talks when ambassador ford was president ambassador samantha power permanent representative to united nations noted that the regime's bombardment of opposition controlled areas during the talks marked quote the most concentrated period of killing in the entire duration of the conflict, the most concentrated killing in the history of the searing conflict today. following the breakdown of the talks doing to the assad regime timeliness to discuss the transition serious president is sought is holding for another transition centered on its quayle re-election to a third term as syrian president which by summer of words could be announced next week. if this occurs it is extremely unlikely that diplomatic efforts with the pieces of syria back together again anytime soon in a country where anything resembling a functioning state is -- while the situation is brought misery to the syrian people it is also increased regional and international security concerns as well. while many have compared serious demise to that of former yugoslavia it now looks more like somalia where a bloody two decade long war ha

on sunday the national weather service reported the tornado crossed and i ford in arkansas reportedly much as a half mile wide. already shut down the interstate of mayflower as search and rescue teams look for people trapped inside vehicles through an emergency crews tended to overturn and crushed cars least one person there was killed for it was also heavily damaged parts of charity town in kansas. just across the state line of jobs in missouri. everyone was sold into the bathroom and we did it we heard this cracking are breaking and everything. and the emergency management says as many as 70 homes in 20 businesses in cherokee county have been in my matches spencer reported and written taser is going towards the monster tornado. there were driving down the highway when the record of the video. and they're real camera toward pointing toward the end suspended up and you can see. while of clouds coming and every while using the flash of lightning in the distance before absolutely started dumping. we will probably be that way for most of the dead. as a matter of fact as to take a look of

national security. we are mindful of the shootings in ford hood. yesterday, i directed pooling forces of the department of justice sweeing the fbi making available a thorough investigation. as we look at our men and women in uniform to determine what happened in the week, we help those who need it, my colleagues and i continue to do everything why story power to prevent horrific and far too common tragedies from happening again. we will also remain sed fast in our commitments to ensure america's national security and hold accountable those who seem to harm our nation and its people. last week, as mentioned, the department was a major milestone in the regard as we secure conviction of the son-in-law of bin laden and senior member of al-qaeda on terrorism related charges. we never doubted the ability to administer justice swiftly in the case as it has in hundreds of other cases involving terrorism defendants and that indicates the approach of senior al-qaeda leaders. it is my hope that this case will help lay that political debate, the political deba

ford, democrat from ohio and chair of the congressional black caucus. and sister samoan campbell. she's the executive director of network, a national catholic social justice lobby. and an author of of economic justice in light of congressman ryan. thank you for being here. >> this report says that 49 million people are food insecure. aren't representatives supposed to help their constituents? >> calling what he's doing a budget lends validity to it. if it was a budget, he could justify his cuts and he can't. what this is is a scheme to rob the poor and give to the rich. it is not a budget. it is not going anywhere. because anytime you cut $4.3 trillion out of a budget and $3 trillion hurts the poor, the working poor, the middle class and senior citizens, what do you expect for them to do. you can not base any kind of budget on the backs of people who can least afford it. >> new numbers show there's an enormous and growing grap between ceo's and minimum wage work es in 2013, ceo's made an average of $11.7 million. minimum wage workers got just over $125,000. how can anyone argue that we need to focus on closing this gap. many do arg

in this case, just as it was with ford firestone, it was news reports that brought the attention to the nation's attention. brought the problem to the nation's attention. this investigation of the recall is indeed bipartisan. as it should be. we'll follow the facts wherever they lead us and we're going to work until we have the answers and can assure the public that, indeed, they're safe. i'd like to note that the chairman of our cmt subcommittee mr. terry will be joining us for questions this afternoon. with his subcommittee's record on motor vehicle safety issues he will be watching closely as this investigation unfolds so that he can take our findings and determine whether and what changes may be needed to the laws designed to keep drivers safe in my district saturn eye i don't know has been recalled made at that plant there in springhill so this is something important to my constituents, those that have worked with gm i thank you for being here and we look forward to the answers. i yield back. have worked with i thank you for being here and we look forward to the answers. i yield back. >> no

nation. in economic news, u.s. auto sales picked up last month. chrysler reported a 13% increase in sales. ford, toyota and nissan all reported single-digit gains. general motors was up 4%, despite a series of safety recalls. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 75 points to close at 16,532. the nasdaq rose 69 points to close at 4,268. the s-and-p 500 added 13, to finish at 1,885. still to come on the newshour: g.m.'s c.e.o. faces questions over deadly defects; allegations the cia hid facts about it's harsh interrogation program; the push for quality pre-school programs; a look inside syria's civil war; plus, new hurdles to a mideast peace deal. >> ifill: general motors c.e.o. mary barra appeared before a congressional committee today for the first time to answer some of the many questions about a series of major recalls. she faced a grilling at times. one congressman even told her, "we don't trust the company right now." >> between 2003 and 2014, gm learned hundreds of reports of ignition switch problems through customer complaints, warranty claims, lawsuits, pr

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nations' budget. massachusetts, republican caller. a note.i want to make when gerald ford stepped in as president thomas after nixon's removal, he discovered every u.s. president inherits the secret -- the cia. what the cia is doing internationally is ruining the reputation of the u.s. on this 9/11 question that has drawn us into these wars, there has been no redress. the international intelligence knew the cia and others were involved in 9/11. host: louis charbonneau, on the issue of reputation. is that one of the purposes of the united nations? to have a global institution that does this type of work rather than one country specifically? guest: yes. -- it can benefit individual countries quite a bit. for example, the u.s. has done quite a bit in terms of trying around the the peace world. sometimes successfully, sometimes not so successfully. if the united states was to handle all these peacekeeping goingions, 16 now, it is to be 17 soon. if the united states had to fund all of these, the cost would be astronomical. it makes it a lot more affordable for the u.s. to outso

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ford mustang. now on tuesday more than 2,000 people came to this site to reminisce and to commemorate when the state pavilion declared a national the nation. >> it was the world at our finger tips and we could enjoy a belgian waffle, a dolphin show from florida, we could enjoy anything you wanted to, a mo monorail ride. >> [ inaudible ]. >> my mom came here in 1964, so i'm keeping the tradition alive. >> the new york state pavilion houses tents tomorrow where people walks along the largest man-made camp and behind it are the three flying saucers, the observation towers. and then the unisphere and at the time a symbol of the world's fair theme which was peace through understanding. >> if you look at the area -- the era of technology that we are all in, it is really a small world and the unisphere stands a true tribute to that. >> the '64 worlds fair show cased products for the future. like color tv, to picture phones to the unveil of disney's it's a small word to the introduction of the belgian waffle. it will cost millions of to keep it a national treasure and they are hoping to get grants to repair it all. arthel. >> brian, th

in this case, just as it was with ford firestone, it was news reports that brought the attention to the nation's attention. brought the problem to the nation's attention. this investigation of the recall is indeed bipartisan. as it should be. we'll follow the facts wherever they lead us and we're going to work until we have the answers and can assure the public that, indeed, they're safe. i'd like to note that the chairman of our cmt subcommittee mr. terry will be joining us for questions this afternoon. with his subcommittee's record on motor vehicle safety issues he will be watching closely as this investigation unfolds so that he can take our findings and determine whether and what changes may be needed to the laws designed to keep drivers safe on the road. after all, our goal on every issue follows the dingell model. identify the problem or abuse fully. and where needed, fix it with legislation so that it won't happen again. i yield to the vice chair of the committee miss blackburn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and miss barra, thank you very much for being here today. we really owe this heari

national weather, your news is after this. >> toyota is recalling nearly 6.4 million vehicles worldwide. five different vehicles including 27 models. air bags that do not inflate and seats that fly forward. ford motors says it's focus was the best selling car in the world, an 8% increase since 2012, more than a quarter were sold in china, ford's largest market. it is the second largest market than the united states. >>> imagine a plane that will never have to stop for fuel. the creators of the solar can impact are trying to achieve. phil lavell has the story. >> even if you have no interest in planes you've got to admit this is impressive. solar impulse set a record last july when it flew across did united states. not the first to do it but definitely the first to do it without a single drop of fuel in its tanks. in fact all that plane needed was thismentful sunlight. perhaps the most natural form of fuel there is, enough to power its solar batteries and keep it in the air. that flight was deemed such a success that here in switzerland where it all began they've made a sequel. and here it is, premiered on wednesday. the name not so imagine tha imae boeing 737, this is a huge craft, covered in