. >> that sounds ancient for kars. what does this mean for consumers? >> first of all people are driving around in a rotary phone. >> or a flip phone. >> exact lichlt and one of the things they'll find when they go to the dealership is a lot of new technology. a lot of new things that are in the cars and the cars are going to make a lot of noises that they're not used to having them make. >> is that a good thing or a bad thing? i don't know if i need all the bells and whistles. what's the good thing? >> one of the things about having the older fleet on the road today is the safety factor. there's a lot of vehicles that have only air bag if they have any at all. there's a lot of vehicles that may not have things like lane control, you know, even adaptive cruise control which is fairly new. soy'd love so see consumers upgrade their vehicles for the safety phacotors. even baby seats, the connectors now, they're so much easier. so there's, you know, very simple things and more complex things they're going to find. blue tooth. a lot of vehicles don't even ha

jonath jonathan kar on how the whilte house is responding tonight. >> reporter: as president trump boarded fce one for his first overseas trip, another shoe in to r t drop. the "new york times" is abt h decision to the bote russian officials in the oval office. i just fired the head of the fbh ,he ti, according to the "times." he was crazy. a real nut job. and photos were captured by a photographer by the russian government, alwed in the room. trump has acknowledged russia was on his mind when he fired the fbi director. >> i said to myself, i said, you know, this thing with trump and russia is a made-up >> reporter: the day after, the president told the officials, i facedssia. that's taken off. adding, i'm not under investigation. in the same meeting,mpru t shar aedlso sensitive intellige with the russians. all of this sets the stage for an upcoming showdown with comey. the president claims comey assured him he was not under investigation, but comey has told associates that's not true. and also that trump asked him to michael flynn. >> did you urge comey to close or back down the itiesnvfl

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. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-carwn phoenix. each of these 9,500-pound steel crates once traveled the high seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >> these are fixed to the ground. >> yeah. we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code. we actually erected this entire complex structurally

. >>> plus, the well known national charity kars for kids is accused of misleading donors. a new report on where the money is really going. >>> but we begin this morning world in 90 seconds. >> welcome to the beginning of the end of obamacare. >> house republicans claim victory on health care. >> house republicausns jt launched this giant stink bomb into the united states senate. t>>hey've been whining for seven years about the affordable care act. now let them defend what they did today. >> we're seeing the individual exchange under obamacare impl e implode. >> if we do nothing, people will lose their health care. >> i want to thank the president of the united states for his steadfast leadership. >> how am i doing? am i doingay ok? i'm president. hey, i'm president. can you believe it? right. i don't know. >> a storm that caused historic flooding in the central united states is now moving east. >> they'll be in savannah, georgia, to confirm whether this was a >> roller coaster fear in oklahoma city. >> why doesn't it everet g stuck near the bottom. >> they pulled a man fro

clorox which is in san francisco is taking advantage of its low kar indicati location and innovating,novating a prublg that's so good that you'll -- when the ceo tells me to try one of his renew life probiotic products, and now i'm hooked, why? because i feel better. as for apple, i'll be honest, i want to be as skeptical as possible, not cynical, when i sit down with the ceo of the largest company on earth. i do ask these yeses. but you know how i do it? respectfully. developing products that we can't live without. millions of jobs through the app store, just goodness. now there's no need to play gotcha, because there's nothing to get. tim cook's been a marvelous steward, i don't know about you, but it's hard to count all the ways apple has changed my life. how about 51 million phones that he sold. i could have railed about how that's a sign that it's all over but the shouting, company's finished, the best stays are behind it. but that's not respectful. even worse, it's dumb. so now i come back to the grizzled world, the world where i made money from moving mayber here to there, even

. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-careach of these 9,500-pound steel crates once traveled the high seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >> these are fixed to the ground. >> yeah. we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code. we actually erected this entire complex structurally in just abo

. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-carates once traveled the high seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >> these are fixed to the ground. >> yeah. we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code. we actually erected this entire complex structurally in just about four hours. >> then came the pl

"at this hour" with breanna kar today starts this hour. >>> hi, there. i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. happening right now, a day after testimony revealed details behind michael flynn's ouster as national security adviser, president trump is meeting with flynn's replacement, h.r. mcmaster, to discuss possibly increasing u.s. troop levels in afghanistan. also this morning, the head of the national security agency is testifying before the senate armed services committee. ad myre admiral mike rogers answering questions about cyber threats as questions arise about previous testimony from the fbi director. cnn has learned that james comey might have overstated some details about hillary clinton's infamous e-mails. and i want to talk about this now with cnn political director david chalian and cnn justice correspondent evan perez. evan, let's start with you. this seems like a big mistake that he made testifying before congress. >> it's definitely a mistake, and i think the fbi's now trying to figure out how to clean this up, perhaps they'll send a lett

"at this hour" with breanna kar today starts this hour. >>> hi, there.n. happening right now, a day after testimony revealed details behind michael flynn's ouster as national security adviser, president trump is meeting with flynn's replacement, h.r. mcmaster, to discuss possibly increasing u.s. troop levels in afghanistan. also this morning, the head of the national security agency is testifying before the senate armed services

. ♪ kars >> reporter: and the 2015 budget for the ads, $17 million according to charity watch.ve to oorah. >> it's when one makes a donation to kars4kids they're basically paying for those ads. ♪ donate your car today >> reporter: it's worth noting in 2009 karz paid settlements in oregon and pennsylvania after those states charged the charity with misleading donors. for minnesota's report the charity has had conversations with the attorney general's office and reviewing suggestions. one of the things i've never figured about that advertisement 1-877-karz for kids. too many letter to the phone number. do you start with the "d"? not a legal matter. >> one of our super brains pointed that out in the green room coming up next. we'll ask him to figure that out. >> please do. >> it is a good observation. thank you, tony. >>> what's next for your health care after house republicans passed a plan to replace obamacare? ahead, the ceo of the permanente medical group, robert pearl, shaking hands with mr. axelrod. he explains what this bill could mean. plus, how a skier managed to capture

kar karma's doing extremely well in the market place.or its first two months of sales in north american market and mpd reports it's garnered a high teens market share close to 20%, and so we're very happy with its debut and consumers seem to be really excited about karma, and we're thrilled to see it getting off to a strong start. >> nick, my turn. certainly, any ceo is second guessed. happens all the time. curious what you tell the critics that go 80 to 8 in a few years, leader in the category, still not profitable, hoping in the very least to do that this year, and there are those who say at the very least nickwoodman needs to hire an eric or sheryl sandburg to manage the company founded, or at the greatest, sell the company outright and let somebody else try and take this company to profitability and grow it. what do you say to them? >> i think those are fair points. i mean, i started gopro in 2002. took the company public in 2014, and 2017, 15 years after starting the company, for the last year and a half, we have suffered challenges