bright sunshine the next several days with temperatures warming back into the 60's. let it that. mid to upper 60's by sunday and monday. >> i see you. i see you, adam. it is quiet right now from the traffic center. we had a minor incident at 66 and centerville. nothing to worry about. 395 also looks good. from the beltway we come across the 14th street bridge to our nation's capitol. good morning, d.c. to 70 so far is moving at a decent pace. maryland 95 northbound no. of 32 on the left side, just a brief distraction. if you are heading north bound near 32, keep alert. >> 5:13 and 40 degrees. >> good news for customers with a major wireless carrier. [ female announcer ] it's deliciously dark just before dawn. it's a rainy morning becoming a caramel drizzle. with folgers gourmet selections you can turn any day gourmet. new roasts, new flavors and a new look. >> you are watching abc 7 "good morning, washington" on your side. >> new information out about the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians enter afghanistan. he testified robert bayles tested positive for steroids three d

this is really about a company that was a 1950's, let alone 1970's icon, combined with 21st century hedgend the result has been bad disastrous for the company tragic for the workers and harmful for communities and the economy. >> well, the company was asking, if i understood this right, they were asking the bakers to take a 50% pay cut from i think $48,000 a year to $24,000 a year. this was over a couple of stems. this was going on while the c.e.o. wants to pay executives nearly $2 million in bonuses. that disparity, of course, is a great affront to those who are working. from your perspective as a specialist in this, what can be done to prevent the massive pay disparities that you're seeing in many u.s. companies where the c.e.o.'s get millions and the workers get the shaft to quote a famous line. [ laughter ] >> well, this is really a critical issue not simply for union workers but for all of us. it's the economy that suffers when you have a highly distorted income distribution and the u.s. is getting far worse than it's been historically. we're back to the last part of the 19th century

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s. >> let's go to the latest development in the amber colored by virginia state police. >> i just gotf the farm with halifax county sheriffs and they shared a good news for i. the baby and her mother have been found in a prince -- in prince george's county, maryland. there were found at a relative's house and the believes the relative was the one who called police and turned them and. he is still trying to work out exactly what happened. he said the good news is that the baby 18-month old has been found safe and prince george's county, maryland. we will get more information confirmed and pass it along. >> thank you. 6:51 and 41 degrees and the friday express's coming up next. >> time for our friday expressed. >> we go to the live desk. >> police in halifax county virginia can confirm that the 18-month-old child involved in the amber alert has been found. 12 adults were suspected in her disappearance and we can confirm that both of them have been picked up by police -- to adults were suspected in her disappearance. >> general david petraeus will testify today on capitol hill during a c

s. well, let me give it a shot. if you're ok with marylanders spending five hundred and... fifty million a year gaming in other states, fair enough. but if you think we should keep that money here... add twelve thousand jobs, and generate millions for schools... well you should probably vote for question seven. because if it doesn't pass, all of this goes away. that's why the post called seven, common sense. but decide for yourself. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. the poles around the state will open in less than 15 minutes -- the polls will open. don't expect to find a long line and had a fehead of you. police are investigating a deadly stabbing in southwest baltimore. a woman was found dead inside a home on washington boulevard. it is not clear why she butted been attacked. there was a brutal attack in downtown baltimore. a man is in a medically induced coma. he was beaten by four men on friday. it appears the attack was random. police will try to identify the suspects. >> did you get a good night's sleep?

wrehe lirys currently stepping up its use of airpower in an fort t deft t rebel >> opposition forces s a let pplha bnild an air strike near the turkish border. anwhile, aideo emerg of what appears te poti fite executing government soldiers. >> the un says atf the vide is autnticated, the action would constitute a war crime. >> as their prisoners cower in terror, rebels celebrate. this video is said to of been coed in northwestern syria. governmentorces and rebels have been fighti there for weeks. on thursy, rebstoed several army checkpoints. they appear to haveapred these government soldiers. in the video, rebels yell, "you are assad's dogs" at their captives, and then they prayed. after tt, the fired rnd afte round, killing at least 10 of those prisoners. the united nations is trying to verify the video and says the killings probably constituted a war crime and those responsible should be punished. >> it looks very likely that this is a war crime, another one. unfortunately, this uld be the latest in a stream of documented executions byppitn wl as government forces and its affiliated with t

if you are flying in or out of s f o. let me show you, in side of the terminal.people are trying to go home. and many passengers i spoke with visited family for thanksgiving and a lot of them are not yet ready to leave. >> it is great memories but i am a little bit disappointed because producer and our son back to eugene, oregon. we will not see him again until christmas. so i am kind of bummed a little bit. but i do not have to go back to cooking. >> she did a lot a lot of passengers have done. >> she mentioned drinking napa, sonoma wine. >> and also, many people taking the entire weekend and week off. as the thanksgiving holiday is officially coming to what and today. >> and as she mentioned, many people are not happy because they have to return to work tomorrow. then the many people can relate and other news this was a wild scene in san jose. broke up but phillipe djegal control. the most of the windows on this east san jose are broken because of not want his face shown arms. >> cups are playing dirty. >> arrested for no reason. i was just a participant. >> th

s. >> so let's say from that list of the redevelopment agency, there are people who would qualify for that 1406. there are. >> but i think we're out of that hole, the 1406 hole. we're just in the hole on other positions where they are saying i think there's somebody in redevelopment that may qualify for your position, it may be a good fit, then they just send them. >> is it nearly time, director, for another meeting again, for an update from the department? i don't want us to go down this road. i was really feeling pretty bullish that we were getting the job done, but if we're going to be going backwards here again, do wae need to have human resources come back to us and talk to us and give us an update if they're changing policy on us? >> well, this came out of -- this should have happened months ago because if i recall right, the redevelopment agency was dissolved in, what, john, february, march? and then there was a lot to do on the union negotiations with them because they had rights. so i do think that it would not necessarily be bad in the next couple months to have an update fr

still, 40's in fairfield, napa we were in the 30's, later. 53 in antioch and 45 degrees in livermore. let the numbers the futurecast showing 3:00 p.m., 60s. for most of the bay area and the south bay will be a little bit warmer with 70's. 8:00 p.m., with 50s. a little bit warmer than yesterday. '70s in santa clara and cupertino, 71. '70s expected in milpitas and the 60s in fairfield, union city and mid-60s for downtown san francisco... the satellite and radar showing wet weather but it is going to stay that way with no wet weather today. major changes to talk about on your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow could be the warmest day with cloudy conditions on tap for friday. we could even see some shower activity. residual showers possible on saturday from the coast. sunday, monday heavy rainfall expected because of those conditions. >> as we take a quick break we will get reactions from residents with been evacuated because of this water main break. >> perhaps before 4:00 a.m. i heard a no. i thought that it was raining and i opened up my window. i heard a noise. there was no wind. however, i

s. let's swing on to the other topic of discussion we've seen in brussels. the eu budget for 2013, failed to agree on extra funding for this year. i was reading this morning it's the 18th -- here's a stat for you. the 18th successive year that auditors have failed to approve the eu's accounts. i don't know why we bother. >> arguably you could say that. national budgets don't look much better. the overspending in many of these countries is probably the same. we do have this old argument between austerity and between funding projects. even when he you look at the clash between the uk and germany over whether the budget should be beefed up or shouldn't be beefed up, it's always very simple the headlines say don't give them more money in brussels, they're just wasting it on senseless banana bending regulations and new chimney sweep laws for the whole of europe and wasting the money on on there. it doesn't quite work like that as we all know. the projects that are being funded from the eu, from the eu commission, structural project, infrastructure projects. so if

. >> first, let me say thank you. 's a pleasure to be here. think there are states who are legitimately concerned about what does it mean to be in the exchange in tes of t obligations financially. at the other extreme, there are states who have been enthusiastically embracing these exchanges, even though it's t clear what all the rules are going to be. there is a federal backup for the federal government will minister the exchange in that state's. neil neil: so in the end, it could be what some people are opposed to what this law, with a raise at the outset? remapped we could get to a single-payer system? >> i think that's a little further than what i would see at this point. the bigger question is exchanges in who they are being administered by. the question is the affordability of health care in the country. one of the changes that could be made if the financing of the entitlement program to deal with the deficit and the debt. neil: a lot of folks are lookin at what has been happening. health care premiums rocketing before the law, since the

it will cause damage to this country if we gocliff and the s >> let talk about revenue, you just mentionedhere and that o entire thing. is it possible to generate the generate by closing loopholes and limitingmized d or do we have to raise rates or vehicle as well? >> the easiest the rates. that produces the money youh ned and does it in a way everyone understands the consequences. when you start trying toe of re closingxemptions or credits, there consequences to that that we need to understand. yes. is it easier politically. i'm not sure it is what types of consequences will l of that needsl to be thought out. >> senator, want to tt the scr. stopping obama state rig vous oversight by membersf the house of representatives, such action will be critical in protecting the american people and our economy from the iact t. is theu@ak or ![abase? >> the elections are over, we're moving forward. we're not going to repeal obahe obama care would put us deeper in debt and reduce the revenues and cost our economy drs of view also, look, there's a lot of things in theéj heah care act that are importa

s. >> so let's say from that list of the redevelopment agency, there are people who would qualify for that 1406. there are. >> but i think we're out of that hole, the 1406 hole. we're just in the hole on other positions where they are saying i think there's somebody in

s. let's talk about the 1920's and the 1940's. let's talk about what went on then economically. america is far from being broke. host: talk to me about the 1920's and the 1930's and coming out of the depression. do you see a comparison from that era and the era we are in now? caller: no. host: -- host: we have a color on our line for independent -- caller on our line for independents. caller: they are taking a step in the right direction by encouraging young people to get involved in this problem. i hope one of the things will be getting back to basics. we need a lot more younger faces in washington. retire some of the gray hairs out of there. i am 58 years old. i think it is time for a big change and some common sense. i commend them both and i hope they are successful. i do not know what party they will go under, may be independent. we need a party of movement. host: sorry to cut you off. , nick troiano -- nick troiano, to you follow any particular party? guest: i am a registered democrat. we have to move past this partisan debate of more government versus less government. we h

thanks to both of you for joining s. letmmediate reaction jack have you heard of something like this before? >> always a controversy. legally -- and another lawyer, but if it is in the contract it probably have a legal right to do this. my issue is medical. because the flu shot is only about 60 percent effective at any given year. even the prevailing strains the year. i have a rationale for wanti employees to have it, especially in the medical community. to employees that have not done it yet. i'm not letting them go. 60 percent ffective. michael is to close something called the herd immunity to. if i give everyone in my employer a fu shot it may protect my patients from getting the flu when they are on the premises. it may protect pregnant women, people with chronic illnesses, the very young in the very old. just the people i want to protect by creating a ring of immunity. i can see making it a condition for hire. this is not a big pandemic going on, like a contagion or if you dot get this shot you're going to die. i have a

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s >> absolutely. so. let me go back. so here this diagram, the red dots are the tree removals and the green dots are the new tree plantings. i can also direct you to the exhibit. >> if you could address the concern that the removals are located in the area that are not part of the subject of the seqa? >> the tree removals are surrounding the project, and those were all considered within the environmental review. the e-mail submitted, which i provided, i think, it is... turnover here, to 13. within exhibit 12, the planning department reviewed the trees planned for removal. discussed the number of removals up to 61 and in the end we are removing 58. and then, they clarified in an e-mail which is exhibit

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s. there is 42 here at storm chaser 7. let'ser area temperatures and even the freeze warning that is in effect right now for some locations including howard montgomery county, frederick, loudoun, fauquier and some points westward and southward from there. all those in blue. that is until 8:00 a.m. the freeze warning. here is a look at some temps. you will notice a few 30-degree readings. 36 winchester, 40 tkupls airport. 38 -- 36 at culpeper. petersburg, west virginia 28 frederick 37. we don't see many subfreezing temps but we have that freeze warning as a precaution. it could drop a few more degrees until sunrise. today clouds but it will become pretty sunny. partly cloudy, cool highs near 50 degrees. we are still running about 10 depress below average across the abc 7 viewing area. i'm taking part in november. can you tell i haven't shaved in five days? didn't think so. my wife isn't convinced i can grow a mustache. i'm going to rock it. jamie, maybe some handlebars. do you think that would be fitting? >> no, no, no. that woul

we'll make our way into the 50's by this afternoon. let's take a look at traffic with jamie. good morning. >> good morning, jackie. we like to quiet weather. take a look at a couple of our cameras as we hit the roads running. i-275, doing fine. in the district, northeast because turnover structure we were telling you about florida avenue remains closed between third and sixth street. no problems to report here. we come across the 14th street bridge into town. steve, back to you. >> we want to get to jumei. what's the latest? >> the lapd is reporting they have at least one person in custody involved in the shooting, possibly a second person could be in custody. what we have been able to learn is that four people were shot just after 12:30 this morning west coast time. about 30 minutes later is when university police sent out the alert locking down the campus. we know one of the victims is in critical condition and that victim seems to be the intended target in this shooting. we have also learned three other bystanders were shot and they received non-life threatening injuries.

s north and west of town, like 27 in frederick. 32 right now in gaithersburg. washington-dulles, 37 degrees. the district, 41. and then as we get through -- let's just show you the futurecast, and we'll end it there. temperatures are going to climb in the upper 40's today with a lot of sunshine, just a few clouds. more for you in a little bit. let's talk traffic with steve. >> we're going to look at 270 near route 118. very heavy and slow through germantown on your way down toward the lane divide. you get a few breaks, but real getting heavy on 270 with lanes open. head over to a map, and we have a problem on rhode island avenue northeast. inbound rhode island avenue is blocked now just before you get to south dakota avenue with an overturned vehicle. you want to use new york avenue as your option not rhode island avenue inbound in northeast. steve and cynne, back to you. >> thanks so much, steve. >> 6:42, 36 degrees. >> coming up we're going to talk with gold medal-winning gymnast, nastia liukin, about where you can catch some other gold medal winners in action this week. >> welcome back. olympic gymnast, including some of the 2012 gold medali

. >> they'll figure it out, they are not stay stupid they'd let s happen, but, yeah, they are. [laughter] they could easily be that stupid. [laughter] i think in business, a lot of oh, it's coming to the last minute, but it won't happen. it'll be fine. i don't know. >> i think there's something you have to understand is that both because the political system's messy and country's interests are divided between people who are collecting and people who are paying between urban and rural and ideologically and so on. there really is not a coherent sense of an overall strategy that where we want to go, where we want to wind up, a european social welfare state like we were before the crisis ect.. there's big disagreements about that and hence disagreements about how to get from here to there, and the notion about what to do in the short run intimately tied up with big, big spreads between republicans and democrats to oversimplify because on taxes and size of the programs and what's important even in republican party, there's three conservatives, tax cutters, budget balancers, and spen

>> jon: yeah, were you guys-- (laughter) all right, let's talk about your book s what, killing kennedy. >> correct. >> jon: and this is, i am assuming you are confessing to something in here. >> not me. >> jon: this is your second book, killing lincoln. >> killing lincoln was a huge success. still on the-- (laughter) >> jon: i see. >> you know. >> jon: hum il sit an important quality in an author. (laughter) >> it's on the best-seller list for 54 weeks, killing lincoln. >> jon: i'm looking forward. >> so i just accurately mention it. >> jon: you did. >> and you --. >> jon: no, no, no i wasn't -- >> you were. >> jon: i was merely giggling. >> mocked something i saw earlier. >> jon: no. >> this is what you have-- have in dmon with its president, mocking success. >> jon: yes, we mock success,. >> you both do it. >> jon: we mock success. you know there should be more americans writing assassination novels. >> conditions killing kennedy, killing lincoln. >> not a novel, by the way. >> jon: no, this is not fiction. >> killing lincoln was fiction this is real. >> no, no, both are nonfiction.

. >> and now maryland 's most accurate forecast. >> let's talk today, up north, sunshine today, warm in the low 60s for many locations. in the south, here's the robert e coleman shot and here's a shot of kent islands, beautiful sunset over the bay bridge out towards the east of that. tloez the 10:00 numbers. we may see a little fog for the overnight, calm wind now but that's going to to southerly direction and that's going usher in another warm afternoon. around 79 deglees easton. and to give you an idea what that 66 does with the record book, it is above average, 58 is the normal, 78 was the record. temperatures across town, 48, 43 up towards frederick. but that temperature will come down into the upper 40s to 50 for the overnight lows. we'll call it a mild evening. 48 degrees after midnight, 46 to wake up but the clouds will come in at the lunchtime hour but it's a warm 64 degrees. look at the radar satellite picture. clouds are trying to mix it in. this cold front the west has been producing flash freezing conditions out in near northern illinois. this is going to deliver much kol

little bit earlier because we are so closely watching these numbers. >> reporter: the dow, nasdaq, s&p of let. watching closely. brookie support levels. everyone was hoping it would stay above that 1400 mark. a further flag to the downside. 1389 on the s&p 500. dow jones industrial coming under pressure. right now down 33 points. nasdaq coming under pressure. names like apple selling off. let's take a look at movers. apple, $700 stock back in september. today you had oppenheimer saying by apple. it is a great bike. at the same time you should remember that oppenheimer funds are very heavily invested an apple, but they do have a call on the company. american coming anc. that whole division is doing very well, especially with the show with the zombies, what is the name of the show, walking dead. walking dead. i don't watch that show, but i can tell you it is doing amazing for amc. qualcomm is another name on the move. numbers for the chips, smart phones, whenever there. monster still under pressure, not meeting numbers, and still under scrutiny. whole foods, another name saying hurricane sandy

protesters filled the middle of this and a section let cars s through. semi trucks do a three-point turns just to get out of the area. and by the drivers are furious because they're not letting a pastor. listeners them passed through. there's a lot of traffic still coming down the street. there are police out but they stated that too many of the students are mantra the situation. everything has been civil and there has been no confrontations. >> speaking of traffic let's go to george. >> we're still looking at a slower than usual ride on an estate sale. we have a south bound crash. they have both clear but look at the ride north out of san ramon. it is usually trouble free. that is not the case this morning. continued delays on the southbound side from concord. this slow born into walnut creek interchange. the bay bridge has a minor wheat carry it you can see the end of the back up. the san mateo bridge is back ballots to 11 minutes. whether you are going west or east boundary ibound. >> we will continue to see a pushing throughout afternoon at once again

coming up, you will hear from angel pagan after he made the day of s alright let's break it down. apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ too bad the guys aren't here we're clear. ok, swarm! swarm! hello [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies. let the making begin . >>> northern california crab season began today for recreational fishermen. yum, the department of fish and game is predicting an abundant crab supply. the season runs through june 30th, the season for commercial fishermen starts november 15th. >>> so there might be a few extra people heading to the coast tomorrow, dropping those crab pots in the water. what is it going to be like. >> in you are near the immediate coastline, the waves will be building. mostly clear skis, a few high clouds moving into the northern parts of the state. a look at the current wind reports, winds not too much of a factor, except half moon bay. winds out the north at 6 miles per hour. it is on the light side, but it's a sign that we have mor

so even some of the science is murky, let's say, on where it all falls.so even some of the s murky, let's say, on where it all falls. but let the debate begin on that one. >> anatomy 201 with rob nelson in ten minutes. >> 101. >>> supreme court set to decide this week whether to take up the question of gay marriage. the defense of marriage act, states marriages between a man and a woman. five federal courts have ruled it unconstitutional. the justices are expected to announce on friday whether they will hear arguments in the case. >>> well, they were bending over backward and in every other direction on the streets of buenos aries over the weekend. >> dozens of super flexible pole dancers powder into the argentina's capital city for the south american pole dancing championship, and they showed off their skills on traffic signs, light posts, and whatever else they could latch onto. >> how y'all doing? for the first time they opened a male category in fact. along with the men to perform right alongside the women. see. everybody's got a little pole dancer in them. look at that. it takes stre

let's go. temperature s across the country. building for big election day. 42 in washington. cincinnati, 28 degrees. check out international falls, 17 this morning. thank you for reaction. >> wow. >> i was hoping for something. san diego, 61. if you head to southern california, still nice and warm. here's what's going to be happening. a little cloud cover to start your day. should turn sunny here by early afternoon. highs with only about 50. the rain you see out towards st. louis, that is a storm system which is going to dive to the south. reorganize itself over the northern gulf of mexico. why should we care? >> i don't know. >> because it's going to move back towards the midatlantic as a noreaster and bring us a period of rain and wind into wednesday and thursday. watch the temperatures carefully off to the north and west. it is possible if we get cold air could change. it's going to be a close call. there's your 7 day forecast. the period of storminess is wednesday and thursday. looks fine for election day. >> during the weather ask tony and tucker we had technical issues.

s. cool weather will continue. first letsteve. >> we will start with 395 at duke street. moving well. in virginia, we want to tell you about a problem on route 1 in the hybla valley, water main break on the left side of the roadway, it looks like that may be with us throughout the rush hour stated the right if you are heading up that way, that could be there at least until 10:00 a.m. we will head over to 270 at 109. slow as you approach the exit for 109. almost a parking he lot here a couple minutes ago. the usual volume. and up to the 14th street bridge, moving pretty well from dale city. with volume across the ocoquan. >> thank you. 5:41. there's a contest we have got. a chance to win thousands of dollars in free groceries. >> definitely comes in handy. watch good morning washington for our daily klum. want to get that close, entered by logging onto wjla.com/f acebook and you will be entered to win a $500 a flight at guard. one winner each day. -- a $500 gift card. one winner each day. and we will give away one of $5,000 g

let's look at the winners and laggards in the s&p 500 so far this year. first, the top five. every name on this list is down in today's trading serks however, look at the triple-digit moves for the year. these are the win witheners in s&p. let's look at the laggards. apollo group leading that one. hewlett-packard, 50% of its value wiped out this year. so are these names you should be putting on your buy and sell list? joining me now to talk about strategies is morgan stanley chief investment strategist david dorst. we want to go through the winners and losers. what are you doing at year end? is there a strategy you do at year end getting ready for the new year in terms of your investment portfolio? >> i think you want to basically sell off some of your losers, clean up the portfolio. we want to be a little bit defensively positioned going into the coming year. we think the market this coming year will only close in 2013 at 1434. it closed at 1416 tonight. 1434 at the end is only a 2% gain. you add in the dividend, you've only got a 4% gain. buy some of your dividend paying st

let's give it a moment. s&p also green by just under a point. let's take a look and see how stocks settle here. late orders may be coming in. seeing the numbers settle, it's the dow down five points, but the rest, you see, trying to make a go of it. nasdaq by a tiny fraction of a percent here. russell 2,000 look the at just under a point gain. david: the doubt, if not for hp, probably would be in the green. positive housing data lifting not just home builders, but also builder material names. building products like cabinets and and building systems, metal products for home construction. liz: the fall by hp today, the halo effect. listen, halo has a positive incarnation, but this does not. there's negative effects on the suppliers and the partners. you can see the names are in here. sorry, i have to move here. seagate, tip coat software is hurt, western digital as well and infosist. david: yesterday, phil said all the worry, concern about oil heading up to the hundreds is a little off because, if, in fact, if oil was going to go up, it would be up

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showers last through tuesday morning and clearing out and temps back down into the lower 50's for highs. let's check on traffic now with steve. >> because it is veterans day lighter than usual volume. 109 you see a little volume clustering south of the exit but after that it is good all the way to the lane divide on the inner loop or outer loop. the beltway new hampshire avenue where the cones are on the side of the road. everything is open on the outer loop on new hampshire avenue. that construction is gone. you see the cones but no delay. lighter than usual in maryland. over it springfield and no issues. h.o.v. restrictions limited on 95 395, 66 toll road and 270 but not route 50 in maryland. back to you. >> apple has made peace in at least one of the patent institutes but not with samsung. we have the details. >> apple settles a patent dispute signing a 10-year licensing agreements. both companies say they can concentrate on model development. analyze analysts say it shows a change in attitude. pregnant women who use cell phones may be harming the health of babies. a yale study found offspr

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s. did you get to keep the keys? >> no, that would have been nice. let's get the bad news out of the way. the model s starts at $50,000, that's after a federal rebate. the top of the line 300 miles on a charged version. it costs about $100,000. the big question about tesla has not been about the price, it's still expensive and for a while they will be. can they do it? can they deliver a luxury car with high performance without anything to do with gas? and they have everything you could ever want it's beautiful, it drives great. no gas. this car uses technology in a way we've never seen before. and it has not only the technology that allows you to drive without gas, and the electric battery and all that. it has the technology which is essentially the dashboard all in one giant 17 inch screen. it looks like a giant ipad, and you use it to touch screen your way through climate control, your music, gps. it's interesting. those of us who are just getting used to tablet computers, it takes a minute to get used to this dashboard. the next generation, it's going to be complete second nature to the