of that, g-m sold 3.1 million.far outpacing ford, toyota, nissan and bmw. among g-m employees, barra's business nature is described as collaborative. "she's very inclusive. she's tough, but she knows it takes a group to make it a business like this." business consultant john murphy's book "zentrepreneur" elaborates on that philosophy. "are you someone who pulls people together or do you divide and play people off of each other. right there, you can find a true leader from everyone else." mary barra will receive a base salary of 1.6 million dollars and up to 2.8 million in incentive pay, along with stock options awards and bonuses.her predecessor, dan akerson's base salary was 1.7 million but his total compensation was 9.1 million in 20-12.akerson's last act as ceo was restoring the dividend to shareholders. it's auto show season and the question is - will consumers pick up the pace in buying?kelley blue book predicts sales will increase nearly 5 percent in 2014. that would be on top of last year's better than 7 and a half percent gain.one of the big unknown

o m g later in the show. it's friday january thirty first five pm in washington d.c. and perry i'm boring you're watching r t america. we begin with a new revelation that has travelers passing through canadian airports considering going offline and documents leaked by edward snowden was just released by c.b.c. news in canada showing that canada's electronic spy agency used information from the free internet service at a major canadian airport to track the wireless devices of thousands of ordinary online passengers for a day that after they left the terminal the operation by the communications security establishment canada the f.t.c. was revealed in a power point obtained by c.b.c. news the documents show that the agency collected metadata on individuals when they log on the internet and international airport and use that information to track the people for over two weeks sober security experts in canada said this is certainly an awful and before this news broke c.f.c. chief john forster so this is like he was

a o m g a new documentary highlighting the very issues i first asked her. what message the film is trying to convey. the films i see a very very beautiful film that follows the journey of a father who of three children and it's really his exploration of the food supply and we want to raise awareness of the fact that g.m.o. does exist and what they are and how they are produced and the questions that surround them and give people the opportunity to make their own conclusions now there's been many states most recently in colorado who've been struggling with legislation for labeling it g.m.o. foods and very few have been successful in this and for why is it so difficult to get g.m.o. labeling on our food well there's a big big companies and organizations like the grocery manufacturers association that are really pushing back to try to keep consumers in the dark and you know while there is questions around g.m.o. foods and things we as consumers we didn't have the right to know what we're eating and that's what i personally advocate now labeling should that be

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at g-m, workers could see a 300-dollar boost in pay this year. ford employees could expect a 600-dollar bump. chrysler did not specify how much its workers would receive. the boost comes after carmakers pushed u-a-w members to accept a contract that included profit sharing, instead of a raise in base pay. more employees plan to change jobs this year. career builder reports 21% of full time workers plan to get a new gig in 20-14.that's a jump from last year's 17%. the survey found 18% of u.s. workers are unhappy at work due to stress and low pay. as the weather keeps americans cooped up inside...it's worth noting that more and more professionals are making house calls. marketwatch reports that dentists, veterinarians, dog groomers, and even psychologists are offering to come to you for an appointment. the convenience isn't cheap, though.some services may cost up to 50% more than the "in office price." still to come: is the market about to get more volatile? one trader gives us his take. plus....why this year could be a "turning point" for unemploy

g-m isn't the only automaker "showing off" in detroit this week.luxury brands continue to top the "trend watch." buzz is big surrounding cadillac's 20-15 a-t-s, as the lower cost luxury model attracts consumers. the head of daimler is expecting sales of luxury cars to pop 5% this year. jack nerad of kelley blue book says when it comes to car shows -- detroit stands out. "the detroit auto show has more influence than it has had in several years. we've seen other international auto shows..the tokyo show is a perfect example...kind of decline in importance, we're seeing thousands of foreign visitors here in detroit. i think it has all the strength that it's had in many, many years. " toyota is also aiming to stand out this year. it's new "f-t one " concept car is already grabbing headlines, as the automaker aims to reshape its reputation with the shiny new sports car. thanks chuck... coming up.... "why ford's hot new pickup is turning heads in the options market.and,bill moller explains why bad credit can blow your chances at getting hired...we'll be

the government has sold off its remaining majority stake in g-m, marking the end of a dark time. as part of the 2008 bailout, the treasury department acquired a 60% stake in the company. the government took a ten-and-a- half billion dollar hit from the bailout. treasury officials contend the alternative of letting the carmaker go bankrupt would have had devastating consequences to the economy. when you think of rent-to-own, big-screen tvs and leather couches might come to mind. but what about tires? tire prices are at all-time highs. and consumers short on cash, are fueling this booming business. jackie keenan reports from florida. when it came time for rebecca kelson to replace the tires on her mustang, she couldn't afford to pay full price. but she found rent-a-roll to keep her ride rolling. she's been coming in every two weeks to pay her debt. i like the payment plans they have for you, it's pretty reasonable. kelson isn't the only one racing to rent n roll on payday. the rent-to-own industry's fastest growing segment is the tire and wheel business. here consumers rent or buy

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and do those exist the answer is yes we have been designing and building what are called m.-g. electromagnetic gravitic anti gravity pop culture term not proper but things that defy gravity that float and are silent since the fifty's since the one nine hundred fifty s. highly classified material. you know the main writer one of the big writers for jane's defense weekly nick cook wrote a book called the hunt for zero point. talking about pulling energy from the zero point energy field and how that's been applied into antigravity systems that are very classified at boeing northrop grumman walky martin so i think that we have to have enough information if you're investigating this to know that some of them are just misidentifications some actually are extraterrestrial vehicles because there have been creatures and being seen associated with them like the french government case where one of these objects landed and there were four creatures outside the u.f.o. in a lavender field and this is the official japan or the other nasa report so don't take my word listen to the french gover

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m&g and its brands tide nfl, covergirl, bounty gillette push game to sellout.al tv, whodey. thanks to the green bay based associate bank the indianapolis colts have sold out their tickets against the kansas city chiefs thanks to supermarket chain meyer. the big talk was if they didn't sell out at least 85% of those stadiums, the games would not be appearing on local tv because of some antiquated rultzes by ftc. thanks to corporate sponsors but all of those will be able to be watched within the comfort of fans' homes. >> thanks kayla. >> i don't get why they -- how does the -- how do the packers not sell out a playoff game? i realize it's going to be minus 12. >> we spoke to a fan who's not going this weekend, talking about the weather, also implying it's the cost. they didn't know when they had to buy the tickets whether packers would be in the playoffs. if not, you might have a couple thousand dollars tied up until the ticket was good for next season. that's not true for some of the other teams. >> is that wouldn't have mattered once upon a time. i guess maybe

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