gm didn't tell me the facts, i don't want my money there. >> they actually lied.f i lied to my investors the way that gm in my opinion lied to the president, to the country the volt is not an all-electric car what have we funded for 50 billion dollars, a 41,000 car that only seats four, takes premium gas. for what? if it is going to succeed it's to succeed for economic purposes. >> the gm is disputing this. basically this is a back-up plan for the volt. if the electricity runs out you've got a gasoline engine on the other side. they have a different take on this >> right ge has said that, i don't think they've been entirely candid that's their fault. no question, there's a huge global market for jean energy. the idea we should be behind the curve rather than in front of the curve, i think is backwards. [ talking over each other ] >> tracy, i don't interrupt you. >> oh you do. >> there's no question green energy is in the future. no question there's a huge market for it. >> wayne, we've had tax break after tax break and gm a lot for things that are renewable energy

it will help gm and ford. the government shouldn't be propping up losers. it should be helping new companies and nner and they were right about all that. the other side of the argument were people like larry saying, if chrysler can be saved, pannedf it can be viable, if this moment in march when the economy is collapsing, the stock market is going to zero t would put 300,000 ople out of work in one y if we let chrysler go. evenhough some of those would be rehired later by ford ogm, the immedia impact would be very tough. and so whyhouldn't the government be saving chrysler it was a fascinating debate. rose: and you think you made the right decision in the end. >> i do. in retrospect i do. i was torn at the time. i was the last one to vote. i codn't make my mind. i thought both sides were completely right. and there is no dbt that gm and ford would be worth more today if we had let chrysler go. but as i look back at that moment when nobody knew where the bottom was and the economy felt like it was soluly in a freefall, and chrysler will work t will be viable

how do you think chrysler and gm are doing now?e us the state of business today. >> gm i think is doing quite well. they'll soon report their third quarter profits. they made a profit in the first two quarters of this year for the first time in three years. their market share is holding up. their numbers are very good and they're going to go public some time in november. and that's going to be a seminole event in showing how successful this was. >> we just spoked to the tea party political action group and he was very critical of bailouts. do you think american taxpayers will be repaid the money that they lent to the auto companies? >> we put $82 billion into this whole sector for gm, chrysler as well as the suppliers, things like that. and i believe if we don't get back all of it, we're going get very close to it. i think people are very critical of t.a.r.p. and the bailouts have no idea what the consequences would have been had we not done that. had not saved gm and chrysler, we would have had a complete meltdown in the auto sect

the government has to assume the risk. >> i don't see anything that prohibits gm from prohibiting the sector to do the work. if you don't cleanup these sites those residents will continue to get sick and their housing values will continue to plummet. the tax base will continue to be eroded in places like michigan. >> rich, isn't there something -- >> how gm gets government money to do it. ford, the private company that didn't take stimulus funds doesn't. >> that's one of the supreme him sees of this administration. look -- extreme him sees of this administration. if the economy was growing at 40% which it should after recession there would be no need to shutter plants. why doesn't the administration concentrate on growing the economy? >> michigan needs giuliani as governor in the early 90s new york was an economic wasteland he cut taxes, reined in spending, the city came back to life. michigan has a government that has beens who toil business. >> some days it is time for big vision and some days it is time for little specifics. it is good for the business, it is good for the area, it

local ford contacted gm and put out the statement on the tour today.le it does have the same steering motor as the cobalt it is tuned differently and performs differently. the number of warranty claims were half as many as for the cobalt. we explained the results of our investigation to the national highway safety administration and the agency was satisfied with our explanation and did not ask gm to take further action. not good enough for dave. he wants a full refund on the one he bought and replaced in his wife's car and they can tell him tonight he will get one. >> i have satisfaction knowing i have done all i can do. >> sometimes the squeaky wheel does get the grease. >>> good morning. you are watching 9 news now at 5:00 a.m. andrea roane has the day off. angie will have the traffic in a moment. right now howard bernstein is here with a quick look at the forecast after we had snow yesterday. >> it was in the mountains. snow shoe had flakes. high elevations of tennessee and north carolina a couple of flakes there. we have she showers here and there.

gm and chrysler at the end ofatd the weight i've run out of money. literally the cash flow was empty. did you than $17 million to get over the first month of 2009, but it was going to ofhappen again. if we had not appointed, these come as would've shut their doors. those workers are just listed dood've been outid of work by would've gotten much worse have because the players would've all shut down. and then, ford would've shut down because they wouldn't be able to get parts for their cars. and a lot of the japanese even s transplant who operate in the south and manufacture in the south would've shut down. of course all the ancillary been businesses, so it meant an economic catastrophe beyond anything i think we can even think of back in history. ad host: as you were approached by members of thethe, obama administration about potential of working for them, there were a couple items ye ou can become involved with, not ,ust autos, but other problems economic problems facing thechur country. you talk about how senator chuck schumer you consider a friend

. >>> am consumer alert from gm. plus a heads up if you ride metro this weekend. >>> we begin tonight with a recall that may include your car. number five, gm is recalling cadillac crossover vehicles. power steering lines may get damaged and leak fluid. gm will notify owners by mail. number four, good news for holiday shoppers. retailers are signaling they are ready to make deep discounts to get you in the stores and spending money. the experts predictorperts -- number three, colons colon cost coby may. researchers say tumors didn't show up until after the exam and then grew quickly. number two, college degree people are more likely to be married. researchers blame the economy. as a whole, more young adults are postponing marriage while they struggle to find work. and number one tonight, heads up if your columbus day weekend includes riding metro. crews will be working on the blue and orange lines. the stations will be closed. there will be no blue and orange service at the metro center. more information on myfoxdc.c

gm's base wages are $28. in mexico gm pays $7 an hour.r and it's a relatively high wage p r payer. it's not the product that is most susceptible to this type of wage competition. it's very, very significant. i'll give you one quick example. an american company that is based in troy, michigan, it has a midwestern group of executives came in one day and said we need help. chatting about this and that. i said how many people do you employee. it was about 135,000. how many are in the u.s.? they said 15,000. the rest were in mexico, lange l bangladesh and china and all these other places. the questions are where are the jobs and it's tough for us to compete on the manufacturing side with much, much lower wage and very high productivity. in mexico gm gets as much productivity as it does in the u.s. >> and yet pays -- >> and yet pays $7 an hour. >> and are you optimistic that in the next few years the economy is going to bounce back? >> i'm optimistic we'll have sake lia cyclical recovery. i think the two long-term structural problems we have to

gm will contact those affected inspections, for free. >> it is now take two for baltimore senator theaterccally strapped theater shut the doors in july. as it underwent chhnggs in management. tonight the newwopeeators announce the 71-year-old thhater will reopen next friday. they also unveiled plans to add a second smaller theater. by next fall. >> very excited about it. we're looking forward to it.ú you know, the charles is a wonderffl venue, and it is fun to go down there. but more un to be able to walk to something, similar. right here in our own -> the total ccst for the renovations is about $2 millioo. coostruction is set to start early next year. >> perfect fall weather. we had today. it was beautiful. >> it was. about to get better. chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with a look at the great forecast. ú% nice conditions out therr tooay.ú even nicer into theeweekend. more sunshinn coming our way. with mild temperatures. and it looks like we will continue to seeegreat conditioos, prettyymuch lasting through the entire weekend. starttng with what is going on out theree radar scans

not just gm's future but perhaps yours. i'm tom vacar. >>> right now, i'm using live stormtracker2 to track the fog. i will till you which cities have cooled the most. >>> the threat of solar power continues to be a bright spot even in the current company. the u.s. solar market continues to grow very quickly. in fact, the amount of solar installations have grown. >>> general motors is showing off the volt. it comes at a time when gm is about to reopen the stock market and also amid criticism that the vault is not much different from hybrids. tom vacar had the car for a day and looks at the issues. he's live in south san francisco with more on what he found out there. tom? >> well, frank, if it didn't have the chevy bow-tie on it, you would think it's japanese or european. but it is all red, white and blue. >> reporter: the range is comparable to both cars. where it shines most commutes. >> 25 to 50 miles after you plug it in at home and charge it is pure battery power. so there's no gasoline involved at all. basically you w

nummi, which was the joint venture between toyota and gm, closed april 1. >>> it's one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year out in theaters today. the social network follows the rise of facebook. sandra hughes reports. >> i don't know if you heard about this new website i launched? >> no. >> reporter: back then it was known as the facebook. that's what college student mark zuckerberg called his site. the idea, connect friends, meet girls. facebook didn't cooperate in the making of the movie "the social network" and its 26-year- old ceo is denying the portrayal of him in the film i accurate. zuckerberg says won't see the

he contacted gm. while it does have the same steering motor as the cobalt, it is tuned differently and performs differently. the number of warranty claims were about half as many as for the cobalt. we explained the results to the national highway traffic safety administration and the agency was satisfied with our explanation and did not ask gm to take further action, end quote. not good enough for dave. he wants a full refund on the one he bought and lee placed in his wife's car and he will get one. >> i have some satisfaction in knowing i can do all i can do. >> did he go to the local dealer? who nose. the moral of the story, sometimes the squeaky wheel does get the grease. if that wheel drives a long way. >>> coming up next new at 5:30. >> laughter and tears at arlington for one of the first guys to wear a snout and a dress and cheer the redskins. i'm bruce leshan. the story is coming up. two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he inc

gm takes on some of the mostestablished brands in the business. >>cadillac now has products that are very competitive with those from such european carmakers likebmw, mercedes-benz and jaguar >>and in a unique position to make a difference, 1st ladies from around the world meet in malaysia to forge a decent future for their countries children. >>as individuals having the privilege of prominence we have the opportunity to direct public attention to critical and urgent matters >>hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. this year opec turned 50 and for its member countries the last few years have been a turbulent time, with massive swings in prices and demand. now as the world emerges from recession, thirst for oil is once again on the rise, providing great opportunities for countries with huge untapped reserves. countries like the central asian nation of kazakhstan. >>reporter: you're looking at the world's largest industrial project. this is the kashagan

. >> reporter: but not long after, gm caved to industry pressure and pulled production of their first electric car. well, now they are making up for lost time with the chevy volt. you can't buy it until the end of year but they are driving it around the bay area this week. >> it's the simplest plugging the car in. >> reporter: manufactured in michigan with a battery made in south korea, the plug-in hybrid can travel up to 50 miles on a single charge before the gas engine kicks in. that will get but 300 miles on a full tank of gas. >> you can always go to a gas station if you get stranded. >> reporter: bradley berman of hybridcars.com says the volt could be a game changer for gm. >> they are in the green car race now. before they were left behind on hybrids they didn't have a lot of convincing products that was realistic. >> reporter: gm not the only one going electric. nissan's all-electric leaf also goes on sale later this year. but all that innovation doesn't come cheap. the volt sticker price? $41,000. and the leaf comes in at 32k. but there are some significant incentives for goin

i would say that nobody wants gm to fail. nobody wants ford to fail. everyone's in the business to fail. i am not in favor of any businesses failing. but i would say that, when the economics of it show that you are going bankrupt, that there is something to be set for organized bankruptcy. what happened to what president obama bit in this is that he stole money from the indiana teachers' pension and gave it to the union workers. the teachers' pension was not what you call a bond holder that was a preferred bondholder. by the government coming in and overtaking the process and having a bankruptcy that was outside the normal bankruptcy rules, they basically took money from people who were owed money. bankruptcy also causes efficiencies to occur. through bankruptcy, there would have been a more efficient process. fertile loam went bankrupt. -- fruit of the loom went bankrupt. i did not like to see them go into bankruptcy. but what happened? warren buffett bought them. >> this is really about who has the jobs plan for the future. i have a plan. my opponent

it is gm's big move to the elector, a market.ook it for a test drive, and gnocchi you just start by push the button. do you hear anything nopal it is very quiet in the core. it is so wide you have to look out for pedestrians because they will not hear you coming. there is a special feature to let them know that you are coming. you could pull blinker it will give bob a beeping stopped outside a club, not as the as talking about love enough to get attention. the bride was with the pickup was fast. the engine is compared to 86. so it is definitely faster than a four-cylinder. it has a cool said that look that is what they are hoping appeals to buyers. they added those speakers for the stereo as a standard. then when the battery is depleted, its gas engine to extend as a back up it powers that are henry george's the batteries at the same time. so if you have a full tank of gas a bull charge you can travel about 380 mi.. it is on still right now, you could order it online, or it will be a delicious by early december is, this car does

i would say that nobody wants gm to fail. nobody wants ford to fail.he business to fail. i am not in favor of any businesses failing. but i would say that, when the economics of it show that you are going bankrupt, that there is something to be set for organized bankruptcy. what happened to what president obama bit in this is that he stole money from the indiana teachers' pension and gave it to the union workers. the teachers' pension was not what you call a bond holder that was a preferred bondholder. by the government coming in and overtaking the process and having a bankruptcy that was outside the normal bankruptcy rules, they basically took money from people who were owed money. bankruptcy also causes efficiencies to occur. through bankruptcy, there would have been a more efficient process. fertile loam went bankrupt. -- fruit of the loom went bankrupt. i did not like to see them go into bankruptcy. but what happened? warren buffett bought them. >> this is really about who has the jobs plan for the future. i have a plan. my opponent does not. he ha

caller: i have always considered myself a gm man but now i would never buy a gm product. money was stolen from car dealers and bond holders and handed to labor dealers, who caused this problem in the first place. it is a ridiculous contract you negotiated. they are not allowing us to compete. guest: i think there have been a lot of contributions as to why we were not as competitive in the open marketplace. i think we are making a comeback. we still have many japanese, german-made cars coming into this country, and it has forced american carmakers to be much more imaginative, style of these products. other companies are getting ahead of us in terms of hybrid technologies. but that foreign competition has forced us to be better. as a result, we will be better, and you will see more and more people buying american cars. host: a question on twitter -- guest: we are selling more in canada. we have to divide it up in terms of selling goods and services. we have a surplus of services in canada. same thing in mexico. obviously, we are suffering a major deficit dealing with china.

this is gm t -- "gmt." the rescue 33 july and miners that have been trapped underground for two months is expected to start in less than 24 hours. unions in france say that another nationwide day of protests will go forward against raising the retirement age. we have the latest business news and a new offer for the liverpool football club. >> just to complicate matters even more, if you will, details have emerged. the singapore billionaire is offering 25 billion pounds, and he is promising to provide significant cash to the club for current players. the court will decide if a deal can go ahead. the lee university of liverpool group explained why there is so much takeover interest in liverpool. >> you must understand that there are not very many global clubs. it is not as though there is a bus with global football written on it. we know that there are two in spain, three in italy, two in england. manchester united and liverpool are the only clubs that you can buy. all of the others are protected. meaning tha

this afternoon, gm announced plans to manufacture a new compact car, thus planning to restore more than00 plans at a mitch plant. once the plant is up and running, it is expected to employ workers on two shifts. the first round of bailout funds dispensed under the liberal union sympathizer george bush as a way to help the unions. even though congressman barney frank noted the single-most effective thing that the federal government has done to preserve and set the basis for manufacturing in america was to intervene with general motors and chrysler. ford never received government funds but arguably was saved by the government's action. it has been boasting healthy profits. while ford's ability to generate revenue has been severely underestimated. true.com shows sales are up for american cars. foreign car sales remain flat despite an increase in incentives. joining me is counselor to the secretary to the treasurer, author of "overhaul." steven rattner. what kind of credibility it do those who deride the bailout have? >> i think they have less and less credibility. you laid out the case cle

dave dariner owns two gm's, but the power steering pump in his wife's gm kept failing.he took off for gm's headquarters. 400 mile as way in detroit. >> i'm tired of being handled on the phone like it's not like you're going to drive three states away. where are you, viginia? we'll do what we can, kind of attitude, condescending. i had some satisfaction in knowing i've done all i can do. >> security kicked him out of the building when he first got there. but then decided to give him a refund on his repair after he contacted the nbc station there with his complaint. we've all felt his pain on the phone before? >> yes. >>> there's more to come this afternoon. the salahis areere in our studio to talk about the season finale of "the real housewives of d.c." >>> ozzy osbourne pays tribute to m >>> it's ever so warmer today, st a little bit. >> 4 degrees, it feels better, doesn't it? >> it does. >> yesterday we had a high of 57. this mning we went down to 50 degrees. if we were at 49 that would be the coolest we've been since may 11th. i think we're going to get there overnigh

dave daringer owns two gm vehicles. the power steering pump kept failing in his wife's car. the company wouldn't give him back the money he spent to repair it, so he took off for gm headquarters 400 miles away in detroit. >> i'm tired of being handled on the phone like it's not like you're going to drive three states away, where are you, virginia? we'll do what we can kind of attitude, condescending. i had satisfaction in knowing i'veone all that i can do. >> gm security kicked him out of the building when he first got there. but then the company decided to give him a refund on his reir after thebc tv station in detroit got involved. good for him. scoring a victory for aggravated people everywhere. >> we know theeeling. >>> coming up, investigators have figured out what sparked a fire that killed a mother and her two children. >> find out when we might see a warmup out there. >>> and later, remembering grana hoggette. >>> traling around the region, we have delays, a lot of them. leaving the capitol beltway, this is the pace, very heavy into newington. no accidents to report.

the magazine says ford is quickly gaining ground and that gm has made some big improvements. the rankings also show gains for hyundai and kia, jeep, dodge and chrysler did not get high marks. >>> barnes & noble is injecting some color into its e-reader. it unveiled its new nook on tuesday. it also has improved wi-fi capability. the new color, nook color will be available at barnes & noble stores starting today with a price tag of $249. it's also available online for preorders, but won't ship until around the middle of november. >>> yahoo! is giving its e-mail a facelift. besides updating it with a new look, the free service is now more compatible with facebook and twitter. yahoo! also says it should work fasterer. you can choose to use the new look starting today, but all accounts will change to the new format sometime next year. >>> and something new from the airlines, and this time it's not a fee. air new zealand has announced sky couches, seats that are designed to be combined into something a little or a lot more comfortable. they'll be available on flights between new ze

gm and chrysler had run out of cash. administration had given them $17 million to get them through the first quarter of 2009, but it was going to happen again. if we did not do what we did, those companies would have shut their doors. it would have been in worse because -- would have been worse because even they suppliers would have had to shut down. it would have been an economic catastrophe beyond anything that we can think of in history. host: as you were approached by members of the obama administration of working with them, there were some other economic problems facing the country. you talk about chuck schumer being a friend. so you knew this was not going to be an easy pairing, going into it. guest: no, one my name was first fleet, what happened was, members from my own party, legislature came down hard on me and said, he does not know anything about manufacturing, he is the wrong man for the job. while almost went back to new york at that time. host: toledo, ohio. fred on the republican line. caller: first of all

you don't even hear it. >> reporter: gm built in a friendly chirp.s in the maker, the volt joins stiff composition from the tesla roadster and the nissan leaf both completely battery powered at at $41,000, gm is hoping the bells, whistles and chirps pay off. >> they have to hope that the electric driving experience, that it's quiet and the fact to fuel it at home has value to take up the difference. >> reporter: after 39 miles, a fuel pump shows the engine is now on gas assist. we pull into plymouth, michigan, where elizabeth lives and buying one of the first volts. >> question yettest car i've ever driven. >> reporter: the interior is not like the deck of the star ship enterprise but it is high on the cool factor. back live in rochester, michigan. this is -- people are saying how do you charge the volt? it is simple. hit the key fob here. open comes the door. you charge it in. there you go. takes about four hours with a 240 volt convection. eight hours with a 120. guys, over 120,000 people in america who have raised their hands and said we are inter

i have students for jobs when gm wanted to shut down that dealership. i stood up for jobs at pratt whitney when that company wanted to ship them overseas and other states. i stood up for jobs at another company when it was threatened by hostile takeover. i know about how government can help preserve jobs. i want programs that provide more capital for small businesses, that have better tax policies to promote job creation, stronger intervention by government to make sure that we use the made in america policies and buy america policies to keep jobs here, rather than buying products manufactured overseas as wwe has done. >> government does not create jobs. job creation is simple. an entrepreneur takes. . he or she believes that he creates a good or service sold for more than it cost to make it. then he creates a job. >> mr. blumenthal? >> i don't differ. i am not going to be an entrepreneur as a senator. [laughter] [applause] i will do my best to assist entrepreneurs in exactly the way i just described, which may not have been the answer my opponent wante

and gm and a public offering upped the leadership of its new ceo. signs they're doing things differently these days investing in small cars, paying obligations early and waiting, though for gm to report resultings. and despite people cutting back during the recess, women without the little things. after it raised sales and profit forecasts for the year, sales in asia. especially helping to fuel growth. lastly, it is shaping up to be a terrible christmas for tv manufacturers but a merry one for you. get ready for a price war that will drop the price of the tv you have been eyeing. projections from the four largest makers signal the industry will not profit that's because analysts say prices could fall 25%. watch for that. >>> on wall street now we're seeing stocks fluctuating, we're seeing a mixed market. the number was okay for the gdp. that's what we're seeing now in a mixed market. back to you. >> thank you. >>> pfiss recalling liptore after complaints of an odor coming from a bottle. 38,000 bottles are being recalled. they were manufactured by a

gm says repaying its debt is a critical step by customers.gm also announced that california will be the test market for chevrolet's electric car. the volt runs mostly on battery power but it gets a boost from a small gasoline engine when it's needed. chevy says the volt will go on sale next month with the price tag of about $33,000. >>> palo alto based carmaker tesla signed a deal to help develop an electric version of toyota's rav-4. tesla says it will get $60 million to develop a new power train system for that crossover vehicle. toyota invested $50 million in tesla last july. >>> several items will be pulled from store shelves, they show high levels of lead. some items came from an east oakland walmart, others from target.com. they include a bag of beans that contain 12 times the amount of lead allowed. other furniture and toys had more lead than federal standards allowed. and that has parents and grant parents we talked to very concerned. >> i'm just aappalled that that kind of stuff is getting through. lead poisoning is serious, it cause

iphone for the verizon wireless gabriel slate's tech report >> and there's a lot of hype, buzz over the gmetcvolt and i took this for a test drive in check this out! no key! and that is the first thing i noticed. it is so quiet. and you really have to look out for pedestrians because they cannot hear you coming. they had a special feature to warn pedestrians as they approach. if you pull into the blinker level it will give a beeping sound. and it is not as annoying but loud enough to get people's attention. a smooth ride, impressive pickup, fast. this is comparable to a v-6 and it is faster than a four-cylinder. the cool sports sedan look that will appeal to potential buyers. they wanted to make a cool electric car and also added bose standard. and this can go up to 40 miles on a full charge only electricity. when the battery is depleted it is cast and that is a backup and will power the car and recharge the battery at the same time. a few of a full charge, a full tank you can go o 34 0 mi., and it is online and available. and also, dealerships by early december. the electric cars do not c

the magazine says gm has been carefully designing new models such as the cadillac srx cross over.but for over all quality ford and asian auto makers still beat out gm. >>> any where but here, that's the message from the palo alto city council in response for plans to build a mid-peninsula pension. the high speed rail authority has looked at palo alto, redwood city and mountain view as a possible site. council members argued a station would be too expensive and not enough space for a parking lot. >>> on how to protect children from bullying and harassing. this comes after several children committing suicide after being bullied. >> there's a strong message that every child, every student is valued and deserves a good education without bullying. >> a new study out today found that half of high school students say they have bullied someone in the past year and nearly half said they were a victim of bullying. >>> in news of the world tonight, in iran the first of 163 fuel rods were loaded into the first nuclear power plant today. iran says the plant is proof of its peaceful nuclear amb

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and with new economic development and worker training grants from governor martin o'malley, this gm plantng. that's 189 new, green manufacturing jobs that will build the next generation of electric hybrid engines right here in maryland. this governor gets it when it comes to protecting our jobs... and keeping our families strong for the future. narrator: martin o'malley. moving maryland forward. >> jurors asking more questions ii the trial for he suspected killers of former baltimore counciiman ken harris. as crime and justice reporter joy lepola explains, jurors may be trying to pinpoint who pulled the trigger. >> three defendants, each one facing a possible life sentence, if convicted of murdering former ú%ltimore councilman ken heroism it is a killing that left residents broken hearted. two yyars later, justice hangs in the balancc. >> i have no idea whht they are thinkkng. >> as a jury of 12, second full day of deliberations iih no verdict. >> jurrrs in the harris trial do have a significant amount of testimony, and evvdence, to go over. there are three defendants in this case, and ea

the magazine says gm has been carefully designing new models such as the cadillac srx cross over. but for over all quality ford and asian auto makers still beat out gm. >>> any where but here, that's the message from the palo alto city council in response for plans to build a mid-peninsula pension. the high speed rail authority has looked at palo alto, redwood city and mountain view as a possible site. council members argued a station would be too expensive and not enough space for a parking lot. >>> on how to protect children from bullying and harassing. this comes after several children committing suicide after being bullied. >> there's a strong message that every child, every student is valued and deserves a good education without bullying. >> a new study out today found that half of high school students say they have bullied someone in the past year and nearly half said they were a victim of bullying. >>> in news of the world tonight, in iran the first of 163 fuel rods were loaded into the first nuclear power plant today. iran says the plant is proof of its peaceful nuclear am

the plant was used as a venture between gm and toyota. gm withdrew from that partnership and nummi closed that plant in april leaving thousands of employees out of work. >>> how about got gold? the u.s. mint says it has run out of one ounce 2010 american buffalo coins as the price of gold hit a new high. >>> some sobering news about our country's mental health. almost one in ten americans is depressed. the u.s. center for disease control and prevention found more than 9% of adults suffers from depression and about 1/3 of them have a severe form of the mental disorder. researchers say the main factor affecting depression, the person's employment status. >>>adhd may be a genetic disordered that's the direction new research is going in. a study today says that children with adhd are more likely than others to have missing or duplicated chunks of dna which may predispose them to the condition adhd. researchers say uncovering adhd's bilogical. >>> the heads of johnson and johnson gets a grilling today on capitol hill. >>> and there's more fog

gm>lúgsó>=xw >>> i think that the current system is functional.provides for better unit cohesion, and less difficulty when it comes to disciplinary issues. especially at a time we're at war. so there may be times to make these kind of changes. start with the fact that now is probably not the time. >> shannon: now is not the time, says general con way. the commandant of the marine corps in interview with jennifer griffin today. talk about it with the panel. stephen hayes, senior writer for "weekly standard." mia malika henderson. "washington post." and charles krauthammer, sindcated columnist. steve, start out with the issue of timing. is now not the time to do it as the general said? >> as someone sympathetic to overturn the policy eventually and support what the president wants to do, i'm sympathetic with general conway's comments. we in the middle of a war. this is not an time to tinker. when you have unit in the field at war fighting on a daily basis. this is something that can be gotten over. it's time to let gays and lesbians who want to serv

and gm is preparing for one of the liberal largest public offerings in the u.s. insiders say it is likely to be next month. shares will sell between $20 and $25 which could raise as much as $20 billion for gm that could be used to help repay federal bail out loans. repaying the debt is critical to win back customers turned out by the bail out. >>> and a big job fair in oakland and thousands of job seekers are expected. organizers expect this to be one of the largest job fairs held in alameda county in the last 20 years. this will be held on eastmont town center. it begins at 10:00 this morning and run until 3:00 this afternoon. event planners say more than 50 perspective employers will be there. >>> well, he brought a soft spoken message to the bay area. the words of the dalai lama and who he is trying to reach here in the bay area. >>> and help for people that don't want to be helped. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the traditional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peac

, would you still be in favor of letting gm fail?s gm orford to failed or any business to fail. when the economics show the sort of bankrupt. what happened is that he stole money from the indiana teacher's pension and gave it to the union workers in the bond hold er by the government coming in and overtaking the process. they basically took money from people owed money. through bankruptcy, they would become a more efficient process. out of that bankruptcy, they become more efficient. >> i wouldn't want to see gm go bankrupt or ford or auto makers in and around louisville going through that. this is really about who has a jobs plan for the future. we need to have people get jobs with lower wages and have tough love. go to my home town tax credit. >> the question for general con way. part of your job is to intervene on behalf of kentucky citizens when oout companies ask for rate increases you were accepting contributions from people tied to these ultilities it doesn't pass the smell test. how can voters be sure you were going to repres

gm's >> saying its sales stalled the sign that americans are worried about taking on debt.the night here at the claremont hotel in berkeley. he is in the east bay to campaign for jerry and 9:00 a.m. he is that any event. security here at the hotel then he is on to southern california for another fund-raiser. >> we will be right back. you may not like our weather here but you might be glad you're not here. trenchard torrential downpours have made it tough for people getting in around no matter what kind of mode you are taking. this is out of pennsylvania where you see obviously about the verses of car neither one getting much luck. this guy having to be rescued as his car stalled. this person decided a good time to clear out his car. tried to clean out his car this is and carolina beach north carolina. high water this is in greensboro this is being repeated over and over again. this is out of philadelphia. they are obviously stranded. one last shot for you. an underpass under freeway the little bit there that is the top hood of a car. the faa reporting delays three hours or