that wants to make global warming denying a part of school curriculum since two thousand and ten g.m. has contributed thirty thousand dollars to heartland and reaction to the petition by customers g.m.'s director of policy greg martin said that the hard way is this institute gives careful and considerate thought to complex policy issues yeah right now it's nice to see how more and more americans are becoming aware of the problems of corporate greed in our society and our government g.m. could be one corporation it decides to listen to the customer and not the bottom line. so bad the t.s.a. it was another rough p.r. week for the t.s.a. on wednesday t.s.a. agents said louis airport in hawaii forced a woman to prove that her breast pump was real by making her use it in the women's restroom after publicly humiliating the woman the t.s.a. apologized for what they called a big misunderstanding and then on saturday t.s.a. officials at j.f.k. airport in new york a lot of woman to go through security with a dagger in her bag even though they had confiscated a bottle of liquid that was in the same

they're not as interested in cars anymore there was this great article this week about g.m. has hired in t.v. to come in and help them figure out how to be done people invested in cars so i think we're going to see a generational change but i think where it is is it's it's about real solutions our pocketbooks as americans do care about their pocketbooks and the truth is sustainable energy is done right by fuel economy electric vehicles better transportation options will also reduce the amount we pay every month for letters you write that right all right ok thanks so much for joining us for having. our farm firebird break of the evening but when we come back a new patent water for google has people wondering who's hosting their phone calls and how much of the paid for the information that's learned how to have a new segment artie's or listener will check up on the financial headlines of the. you know the story of the scene so. you think you understand it and then you know here's the part of it and realize that everything. is a big. blow to the counseling floor and lets her. ok th

they're not as interested in cars anymore there was this great article this week about g.m. has hired in t.v. to come in and help them figure out how to get young people invested in cars so i think we're going to see a generational change i think where it is it's what it's about real solutions for our pocketbooks because americans do care about their pocketbooks and the truth is the same of the energy is done right by fuel economy electric vehicles that are transportation options will also reduce the amount we pay every month for guess why don't you write that right all right hey thanks so much for joining us for having me. i had some five hours break that evening but when we come back you at the water for google has people wondering who's hosting their phone calls and how much of the paid for the information that's learned how to have a new segment like artie's lauren lyster we'll check up on the financial headlines of the. and we all know that advertisers are constantly trying to find new ways to reach consumers with ads that are highly targeted to their likes and or needs int

i'm really proud of what g.m. has been able to accomplish by working with the obama administration. they have proven that in america you can make it in any business as long as you have unlimited financial resources and the backing of the united states government. >> bill: if you would like to buy a volt, they cost about $40,000. check three, mitt romney could afford one. speaking in knoxville, tennessee yesterday. the governor hearkened back to his childhood by mentioning a tennessee icon. >> i was thinking about davy crockett, all right? and remember the song born in a mountaintop in tennessee. greenest state in the land of the free. raised in the woods so he knew every tree and he killed himself a bear when he was only three. davey, davy crockett. remember that? [cheers] >> bill: that was kill himself a bar there mitt. i remember that very well because i wore a coon skin cap until i was 27 years old. check four. george will down on all the republic candidates for president. >> there is an economy of politics, there is only so much time, so much enthusiasm and so much energy and i

i'm really proud of what g.m. has been able to accomplish by working with the obama administration.ve proven that in america you can make it in any business as long as you have unlimited financial resources and the backing of the united states government. >> bill: if you would like to buy a volt, they cost about $40,000. check three, mitt romney could afford one. speaking in knoxville, tennessee yesterday. the governor hearkened back to his childhood by mentioning a tennessee icon. >> i was thinking about davy crockett, all right? and remember the song born in a mountaintop in tennessee. greenest state in the land of the free. raised in the woods so he knew every tree and he killed himself a bear when he was only three. davey, davy crockett. remember that? [cheers] >> bill: that was kill himself a bar there mitt. i remember that very well because i wore a coon skin cap until i was 27 years old. check four. george will down on all the republic candidates for president. >> there is an economy of politics, there is only so much time, so much enthusiasm and so much energy and i think th

g.m. and it has given g.m. the biggest bailout of the financial meltdown. green energy is not marketable. it just is not. taxpayers especially new while we face huge deficits should not be forced to subsidize. >>bob: it take as while to work its way through. you did not want to person the -- spend the money, that is fair. obama takes the position that investment in the future has to come from the government and we need alternative fuel. and we have an election. >> you mentioned henry ford took a government loan. >> a loan. the war department bought a bunch of cars from him when he needed. >> and they broke down. >> quickly, dana, the pipeline, he made personal call dozen make sure the pipeline would not be passed without his signature, so, again, he lobbied, 56 votes came in, in the senate, for the key step pipeline -- keystone pipeline. >> and for the president of the united states to pick up the phone and call senators to ask them not to vote for something is a big deal. two weeks ago the white house said it was the republicans who killed the pipeline the

goodell has also suspended the g.m. games and former assistant coach gregg williams indefinitely for organizing the program. goodell says in today's nfl, player safety is a priority. >> i don't think you can be too hard on people that put at risk our players' health and safety. that is a critical issue for us going forward and has been in our past. and we will always protect that. we will always make the decisions that are best for the game long term and our players. >> and that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a year-long suspension for saints head coach sean payton is fair for having lied about their bounty program? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an email to watercooler@wbaltv.com. well, talk about what have you done for me lately, after taking the team to the playoffs last year, the denver broncos have traded quarterback tim tebow to the new york jets. with peyton manning now taking the reins of the broncos, team owner john elway wasted littl

g.m. did, so the republicans did yes an american car company has done poorly, we love it. how much they care about partisan politics and how little about american jobs. here's g.m.'s quote on it: >> boy, isn't that right? a guy who might know a lot about this is chris paine he did the documentary who killed the electric car. he's done revenge of the electric car. let's watch a clip. >> a flood of emails saying you sold out to the oil companies and you killed my grandchildren. i hope you rot in hell. >> they have based a whole company strategy on it. if it fails there might not be a nissan. >> you can predict the future, if it happens we'll be ready. >> those are people who are not going to wait around to have the solution delivered to them. >> i want to tell the world that it's really possible. >> this is the future. ♪ ♪ >> all right, chris paine joins us now obviously made those movies. i watched who killed the electric car and my wife and i thought it was fantastic. you don't just he is spouse the stuff, you live it. you drove here in a chef volt. >> i did and york for g

a rejoinder has to be able to say bin laden is dead and g.m. is alive. chris: that's a pretty good bumper sticker, isn't it? let me ask you, kasie, welcome to the show. you're with "the associated press." you cover romney all the time. i was reading that romney has what she just said. their campaign is prosecution. you tried it, you b blew it. is that it? >> sure. that's absolutely what it is. like she said, the president has failed. she have been itching to run against this president and they keep getting bogged down, running thains their opponents in the g.o.p. primary. they're spending time trying to get delegates to beat santorum. chris: there was a negative attack on santorum. they can't put these guys away with that kind of negative campaign. why do they think they can put obama away with it? >> that's the big question. what they've had up to now is an overwhelming financial advantage on tv. chris: air superiority, to use a phrase. >> exactly. they've come in and beat up the other guys and they've come out on top barely. they're not going to be abl

lot of time in the nation's capital as a lobbyist and obama knows it so he has had some pretty big clients like fannie mae g.m. eighteen t. just to name a few and are the words of dana milbank over the washington post he's also been through the revolving door more than a bellhop at the doubletree hotel so check this out for the eighty's he worked in the private sector lobbying on behalf of firms like blue cross blue shield and the ninety's he was the federal government employees serving as a deputy chief of staff to president clinton until he left office then rich said he went back to the private sector where he start his own lobbying firm with his brother and i stayed on that side of operations until his most recent appointments so you did he shifted gears quite a few times in the past few decades and in fact she was originally hired to work as a part of clinton's presidential campaign in two thousand and eight and then senator obama was giving hillary hell for not following his lead on the no lobbying front. in the recall three recognizing the special interests and lobbyists. the better drug companies. joe.

has an excess of volts. general motors is suspending production of the chevy volt today. leaving 1,300 workers without a job finish five weeks. g.m. sold over 1,600 volts this year. many fewer needed than its goal of selling 60,000 for the year. >>> a teenager's death in central florida has a community debating whether the shooting was in self-defense or was a case of racial profiling. three weeks after the shooting, police have released the 911 recordings. >> 17-year-old treyvan martin was walking to a friend's home when a neighborhood watch volunteer shot and killed him. the shooter, george zimmerman, told police that the teen looked "suspicious." 911 dispatchers told zimmerman not to pursue martin, but the two apparently got into an altercation before the shooting. detectives say they later found martin carrying a bag of candy, money, and iced tea. police found no evidence to arrest zimmerman, though, meanwhile, martin's family says they want justice. >> that was my baby. and he was pleading for his life. and i just don't understand how that's self-defense. you can clearly hear him yelling for help. >> martin's family is calli

god has given us a lot of natural resources make the most of what we have and let the market drive the incentives. >>neil: did the g.m. just tell the president where to get off? ing they will build what cars they need and not what the administration needs. >>neil: always a pleasure. thank you. well, with g.m. turning to natural gas and another cat company is turning to charlie sheen i kid you not. is this a winning strategy? and the winner takes et all. you may like that in a song but ahead of super tuesday, this ain't it [ leanne ] appliance park has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does

g.m. telecom shares are leaving but the clients their butts weaker yen is still supporting japanese exporters and in fact the u.s. dollar has gone off around eight percent i guess they have this year so far now moving on through the markets here are still in negative terms for we can see the r.t.s. is losing almost one percent this hour while there my sense is news in over a half a percent let's take a look at the individual share moves on the my sites and they're just stocks are lower on weaker crude prices and i'll talk about that a little later haven't sent that look why has its early managed to escape negative territory but now we can see that it's back it's loose interest slightly russia's biggest lenders has made its way it's over it's gaining over a quarter of a percent this hour and we know that it's adding more it was adding three percent now russian carmaker after a pause is also higher adding more than one percent this hour moving on to a score of russian related one of russia's top gold miners has increased its two thousand and eleven net profit ten fold there on that list the company says the hundred million do

g.m. there was no victory lap and ten months later when health care passed there was no victory lap you know what he has he's a constant. to the right i don't know that and start drilling for oil personally but an aircraft carrier in lake michigan here to talk about what do you have done i mean people need to know what the president's record is so that politicians like newt gingrich can't go out there and say i have a magic wand and i can make gas to fifty a gallon overnight it's just not true don't don't think as we actually get into the campaign season you're going to start seeing that kind of pushback that if he was to be doing that loudly and a lot of it right now might he might burn through political capital is it or create the impression of him as just a just a politician and not as the president will and so much of the political option right now is still for some reason going on in the republican primary my favorite reality show and i think that he has every reason to believe that it's really going to heat up when that is settled when that's settled we don't know. that being said i think that the

this is what the whole thing has cost: $49.5 billion to g.m.s, you get a $7,500 tax credit if you buy. and people complain they are so pricey you have to dry the thing for 40 years to get back the machine you are spending upfront to save you on the gas. >>nicole: general motors stock is nowhere near where it should are for taxpayer to get their money back. >>dave: because the government owns so much of it. that is why the stock is stuck. >>nicole: it is stuck? in reverse. >>dave: people say it is a great car but the $40,000 price tag is tough to overcome. the president out there in oklahoma talking about exploration and energy in his program and in part claiming credit for a portion of the keystone xl pipeline. yes, the very controversial keystone xl pipeline the president went out of his way to kill legislation for the pipeline coming from canada. there is a part that is happening. >>clayton: republicans are slamming the president for the appearance yesterday with pipes behind him yesterday in oklahoma talking about getting the new legislation

>>clayton: and the price tag has been the criticism, it is really expensive and the lease price was so expensive and now g.mring the pricing criticism dropping it from $399 a month for the lease to $359 and now there is a waiting list for the ford fusion, and the fee son -- the nissan leaf sold out. >>alisyn: well the safety administration says there is in fire risk maybe they can get sales back up, but, one plant ... >>dave: let us know how you feel. three days until super tuesday, and this is romney picking up steam in the state and national polls. if he wins is it, game over [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. metamucil uses super hard working psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1500... 1200 calories a day. carbs are bad. carbs are good. the story

has been named 2012 european car of the year. the volt also produced under the opal and voxol names in europe was named world green car last year. sluggish u.s. sales have forced g.mmporary shutdown of a detroit volt plan and now back to "on the record." . >> greta: the state to watch, ohio, 63 delegates up for grabs tomorrow. senator rick santorum was in the lead but the latest polls show romney picking up speed. according to a new poll, governor rick santorum edges him up 34% to 31%. ohio attorney general switched his support to santorum. why? he joins us. good evening. >> so tell me. you obviously wanted governor romney at some point. thought he was right guy then you switched to senator santorum? >> i made a mistake. i bought into the conventional wisdom that everybody was thinking at the time. number of months ago that governor romney would be the strongest candidate in the fall. we have campaigns for a reason. this campaign has played out and matured. it became clear to me that governor romney is not related to the average ohioan. i don't think he'll do well in the general election. i hope he wins but i don't think he can reach out to the people we have in o

g.m. is number one in the world again. and ford is investing billions in american plants and factories. [applause] and together, over the past 2 1/2 years, the entire auto industry hasdded more than 200,000 jobs. and here is the thing. they're not just building cars again. they're building better cars. for the first time in three decades, we raised fuel standards in this country. so that by the middle of the next decade, the cars that are built in america will average nearly 55 miles to the gallon.tl family about $8,000 at the pump overtime. that is real savings. that is real money. and it shows that, depending -- and it shows that depending on foreign oil does not have to be our future. it shows that when we harness their own ingenuity, our technology, we can control our future. america thrives when we build things better than the rest of the world. i want to make stuff here and sell it over there. i want stuff made over there and selling it over here. [applause] that is exactly what you're doing here at the largest rolls- royce facility in the world. that is what you are doing by building the key components of newer, faster, more fuel- efficient jet engines. i jus