matt ge geller's group works to expand rights for food vendors in southern california. thanks for joining us. matt food out of a truck isn't knew but in the last few years we've seen the food truck industry explode with fine cuisine. what was the transition trigger there? >> i think in los angeles, it was cuisine together with slumping economy. all mixed together to make the ple public really -- public really interested. you couple that with the taco trucks that went out of business because of the construction slump. so people could get into the business really quickly all throughout southern california. >> ietle food truck -- it's a food truck frenzy just outside of our building every day. >> i get sick of eating at the brick and mortar restaurants. i am a big support of the food truck guys over there but you know it happened so fast that the city kind of had to play catchup with the rules and regulations, how they competed with brick and mortar stores. we went out to talk to some of the owners, you have a package. >> some of the most creative cuisine is coming to ameri

real superior french technology for ge. >> focusing on industrial getting what from ge capital. matti remember several years ago when in ceo was trying to buy honeywell and there were so many disasters that ge was going up to make and he said it was ultimately not worth it. were there any divestiture here that were close to scuttling the deal? >> good question. sometimes you see in these deals the chief executives get in their minds and want to get something done and they will sign up to almost any concession to get there. ge does it seem to be doing that here. these are jv's they're talking about for the power grid bit of alstom, but from just immelt's perspective, he'll still get the jewel, the natural gas. ge is making a big bet on the gas revolution going on in the u.s. and in china. that is what matters for jeff immelt. >> he appeared before the national assembly of france. that was rare. i wonder if you set a new president for getting european approval for a deal. >> i think that is also something we will have to watch. french politicians are very happy with this. they see this

ge. brian: 25 years. matt: that's how long we've been talking about the most important social issues. education. al: conservation. chris: uniting the nation. jim: with a bit of imagination. the more you know. >>> it's election day in syria today, while the outcome may not be as much in question as the mississippi republican primary, it's still happening. there's a lot at stake. voters in the civil war torn country are casting their ballots for one of three candidates. assad is expected to be the clear winner, go figure. syria's three years of internal fighting have left tens and thousands of people dead, some estimates say higher than that and syrians around the world yearning for stability. we're going to be keeping a close eye on the results for you. we've also got our weekly underreported competition going where we ask you to tell us what story we're missing the boat on. send us all of your thoughts using the #rfdunder. we'll report on the winner at the end of the week. just ahead though, does apple today keep the good ideas away? and does its new ios have an app to remove terrible

joining us now, drew mattes and dick cohey from ge melon. tell you what occurred to me when i saw you guys sitting here. because of whether it's the gdp we had, or whether it's because of europe, the withhold world seems like it's gotten -- and rates have been under -- they have not been rising. and it's going to be dovish again today .i think that's weird given that we're seeing inflation. >> well, we had a weak first quarter not just in the u.s., but in the global economy. i think we are at the inflexion point to better growth. the minor gdp is probably going to get revised down to minus two. >> what about europe with the central bank. they're doing it for a reason. >> but they're inflation is falling and they're fighting it. their target is a little below 2% and they're at a half a 1%. that's a miss. they're worried about inflation. they're worried about inflation because it's too low. >> how does this -- >> here is the problem that's going to face is be careful what you wish for. they were worried about inflation being too low. they're s

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ge has a $17 billion offer on the table. has added another 3 million vehicles to its recall list, bringing the total up to 20 million so far. for more, we are joined by matt miller. the most recent recalls -- they are similar to the ignition defect linked to 13 deaths. >> they are also ignition-related. you hit aied that if pothole, fairly common, or your knee bombs the key -- knee bumps the knee, it could switch your car off. andering the power brakes power steering useless. it is a different switch but the same engineer designed it. that is why they have recelle 3.16called these million vehicles, a total of recalls to more than 20 million so far this year today. that is more than two years of gm sales, and more than all of the u.s. auto sales. we are hoping for about 16.1 million sales for every company in this country this year. it is something gm has to get out of the way before mary barra testifies. they want to take a kitchen sink approach and make every recall possible. they will try to get him in, fix them. they have not made a dent in the first almost 2.5 million cars they recall. they will start working before she goes in to get questioned so sh

ge has a $17 billion offer on the table. has added another 3 million vehicles to its recall list, bringing the total up to 20 million so far. for more, we are joined by matt recalls -- they are similar to the ignition defect linked to 13 deaths. >> they are