but you know how dependent gomes and the other companies are on incentives and gomes has tweaked thet and changed the emissions on the car in order to qualify for additional $1500 tax break that you get in the state of california. and they're actually changing the because they want more government money and drive in the hov lanes. >> adam, i know this has got to be conflicting for you. you're environmentalist on one side and a capitalist on one side. must keep you up at night. >> a the lot of things keep me up and this isn't one of them. and i really am enjoying our fun with numbers today. so, you take a car that had few unit sales and you take the salaries of the people who bought them. >> right. >> and you might, might just have very high salaries for those ten or 12,000 units. all i can say about what the government, the administration is doing, it's consistent. this is a good example of, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. but, this is not-- ben, picking winners yet, but it's not like they're saying this is for the volt. this is a policy measure to support this kind of

. >> number 9, jessica gomes. >> where else can you see nearly naked women except everywhere on the internetood point. alyssa miller, number 7. >> forget number 7. i just want to stand here and look hot. >> number 5. genevieve martin. >> like the late show, sports illustrated is made from 99% recycled material. >> number 2, kate upton. >> the art department was able to airbrush my mustache. >> the number one reason this year's sports illustrated issue with the best one ever. irene a shake. >> it's not -- but it looks like. >> coming up at the top of the hour on morning joe, president obama hit the road telling the country we must raise taxes on the rich. republicans tend to disagree. we'll get to the truth with the morning joe crew. >>> when we come back, we'll watch jimmy fallon's latest installment of celebrity whispers. these are good. "way too early" is come right back. when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. ♪ [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight. i want to run a marathon. i'm going to own my own restaurant. when i grow up, i'm going to start a band. [ f

we had gomes, and they were very easily defined, and even though we came from different parts of the country, we all had primarily the same goals, and we had most -- most of us had come out of the civil rights movement. so that it was a very unified organization. well, we'll always have it, as ozzie davis said, similar interests, and our interests has to be primarily the african-american community. and when i say that primarily, i don't really mean that each one of us should have that as our top priority. but that has to be part of our goals. and today, it's probably much more complex because you have so many members, and they come from different backgrounds and different states and they come from many different interest groups. they're not necessarily as similar as they were when there were 19 members. but one of the things is the received the kind of status that it has in this country, because the caucus has always been very, very dedicated to its purpose and its interests. the women of the caucus really represented women with very different interests, very different backgrounds. b

aggressively pursuing a nuclear weapon program, announced as much by saying taking enrichment facilities to gome, which is difficult to get at militarily. we know their external operations have been in high gear, including political assassination attempts here in the united states. what israel has to decide is what is our red line? what is the line that iran crosses where we say we can't have that happen. it's too dangerous. a middle east nuclear arms race is dangerous for israel ark really dangerous for the region and dangerous for us. that's what i think all of this talk is right now about where israel is. >> and would you support an israeli strike on iran? >> i think a unilateral strike by israel is not helpful. it takes middle east allies to the united states and makes them have to oppose israel. it comes with a pretty high cost. now, we have a defense treaty that will support israel if they're attacked and we will live up to that. i would hope that we could do this if necessary to try to slow the program, sanctions are taking hold. the u.s. congress passed tough sanctions. >> right. of cour

late third period when troy brower happened to be in the right place at the right time, scoring three gomese minutes. the win puts them in the eighth and final playoff spot in the eastern conference now. the new jersey devils visit the verizon center on friday. >>> the wizards game came down it the wire, but they ended up on the losing end of that one. they fell to the milwaukee bu s bucks. mason did have a chance with a second to go. he was called for traveling. head coach randy whitman says it was young players making simple mistakes that cost them the game. he benched javail mcgee for the second half and leading scorer nick young only played five minutes after the first half because whitman says he was not playing defense. >>> well, a wildlife tour in alaska quickly went from serene to very, very, very scary when a grizzly bear charged tourists. >> a grizzly bear. the group was in the middle of a four-hour sightseeing tire at the national park when the bear came out of the woods. oh, my goodness. this video taken in august, 2010, was just posted on youtube. the group stood still as the n