and chrysler, went bankrt lastear. and needed a bailout from washington. th brought government leaders like hou speaker nancy pelosi tthe show floor to see what the industry i ying to do to turn itself around. even though the u.s. lost it title lastear as the largest yer of vehicles to china, it still remains an important market for manufacture. so they're racg to build more fuel-efcient products americans will want d can afford. ford has perhaps the best advantage with the focus. it's already been hit with consumers and gets aace-lift next year. the new focus ll have a new twliter engine that offers more hsepower than the currt model and should have better fuel economy. manufacturers don't estima fuelconomy on a vehicle until it's ready to come to market. ford admits oiding a government bailo has helped it attra customers away from g.m. and chrysler. but presidt of the america's mark fies thinks product has more to with the company success. >> at the end of the d customers are going to buyur pruct not because we didn't take goverent money, it's because wh

by the end of lastear, pro-reform groupcoordinated thousands of sategy sessions with local activistsd immigrantswhile opponents of reform held more than 50 antiimmigratn "tea parties" across the country. anreformroups argue legalizing illegal immigras could further rt the economy anincrease joblessness. >>> so tar setmayer, will coress set forth on the road to amnesty this year? >> themericaneople don't want amnesty. >> ii was a betting woman, i would betgainst us. jobs, jobs, js, as it well shoulde. >> wl they useheir political muscle for puffery or progress? i thi puffery. >> ts administration is not going to pursu imreation romp in reform. they're going to focus on the independent ver where it shows the democra have beenlipping because at's key for mid term elections. >> bonnie: mid ter elections, is that the main reason they're ing to hold back integratio formecause it i is -- immigration rorm because it'so contrersial? >> absolutel absolutely. >> bonnie: i kno you say the public doesn't wt it but the pew hispanic nter says if they are put on a patho legalization, pa fines, et ce

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. >> ifill: demoat paul kirk, who was appointed to fill e seateft open by senator kennedy's death lastear, also says his par should not miss e message sent by bay state ters. >> there were a lot of tngs at play imassachusetts. not justational health reform. but every eltion is an educatiofor the constituents and the voters, anan education for the caidates as well. d i think those who watched the masshusetts election should learn some things fm it as well. ifill: but even as senate democrats appeared tregroup, house speaker nancy pelosi sd she plans to ph ahead on health care. >> as i sa health care, again, heeding the particularoncerns of the voters of massachetts st night, we heard, we will heed, we will move forrd with their considerations in nd, but we will move forrd... >> ifill: several resc options have beefloated on capitol hill. one uld have the house adopt the senate-passed billith no changes. another would be to offea stripped-down version of t compromise bil which would requironly 51 votes to pass. that is now under consideratio athe white house. in an interview with a.b.c news

commerce department rerted the grs domestic product grew at an annual rate of 5.7% the fourth quarter of lastear. it marked thsecond quarter of growth in a row. >> just to givyou a sense of perspectivthere, that's the fastest economicrowth in six year and it's a stark improvemenover the rapid and terrible decline that we wer experienng one year ago. >> holman: the president welcomed the news as he ured thchesapeake machine company in baltimore. but he ward again that tough tis are a long way from over. >> en though the storms of the pa two years are starting to ssen, the wreckage that's be leftehind remains. ile the recovery act has cread and saved two million jobsthis recession has cost us seven milliojobs. so tre's still a big gap, still a big hole that weave to fill. >> holman: indeed, 1 of americans still are t of work, a levenot expected to recede befo the end of the year. and slow consumer ending still coulcause the economy to weaken again. response, the president called for $33 billion itax credits for small firms that hire new employees. he pviewed the plan in his state of union address.