mazda: it's not your father's oldsmobile. because it's a mazda. now inside this booth are slips of paper, each with the name of a white house scandal: i.r.s., a.p., benghazi, immortal scorpion soldiers. oh, it's coming out. and just moments from now, ladies and gentlemen, i will enter the booth and, like my colleagues, grasp wildly at any accusation that floats past. ten seconds... [ cheers and applause ] jimmy, ten seconds on the clock, please. jimmy. let's get ready to scandal. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight's scandal is benghazi. [ cheers and applause ] yes, benghazi. following the tragic attacks of eight months ago, benghazi and the rumored cover-up has become problem number one for the obama administration. >> some republicans say the benghazi scandal will cause president obama's downfall. a survey from public policy polling shows 41% of republicans consider it is to be the biggest political scandal in american history. >> stephen: yes, benghazi is the biggest scandal since sliced bread was caught funneling money to nicaraguan death squa

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a mazda body with a chevy 350 engine. he's trying to turn this thing over. it's not working. you can see spark come out there. then watch what comes next. now we have a full on fire here. you notice that sean is trying to continue to turn the engine over because he figured if he could get it to start, it would suck the fire back in and extinguish the flames. this poor kid is watching his project go up in flames in front of him in the garage. he pulls what looks like the fuel line. here is where things get really bad. [ bleep ]. >> oh! that was a gas can, wasn't it? >> yeah. he picks up the gas canister. he suffered first and second degree burns on his arm and left leg. this is tough to watch. look at photos from his injuries. >> oh! >> skin peeling off. layers and layers of skin. he doesn't have insurance, so he created this video to help pay for bills from the burn clinic. he started it and he asked people for help. he's catching slack from the commenters. we all make mistakes. he was probably excited to turn it on and he got caught. i feel bad for the kid. >>> take a trip u

time getting to drive this road on a closed course, never closed before to a race car. 750 horsepower mazdais road. listen to some of these stats as you see mike race up this mountain. 47 corners in just six and a half miles. >> whoa. >> that's a lot of hair pin type curve. >> there is a whole series back and forth and back and forth and the country's highest paved road. >> it is definitely not a nascar where you are just turning left the whole time. >> huh-uh. back and forth. you see him in the car working the hand break and looking up the wheels and swinging the back end around and smashing it. >> is this considered kind of a drifting video, drift in the corners. >> there is nothing kind of about it. this is guy and drifting and painting rbons of rubber up and down and all over this road. >> what is the shots of flames coming out the back of the car. >> a little bit of unspent gas that goes through the exhaust and makes it men nashing. >> our friends with board shorts tv are back with the latest edition of kid snippets just in time for mother's day. >> since you can't go to the store to b

he's got a mazda miata body with a small block chevy 350 engine. filming this trying to turn the thing over. not working. you see a little spark come out there, but then watch what comes next. >> oh! >> now we've got a full-on fire here. you'll notice that sean is trying to continue to turn the engine over. he says because he figured if he could get it to start, it would suck the fire back in and extinguish the flames. this poor kid is watching his project go up in flames right in front of him in the garage. >> you see there he pulls what looks like the fuel line. keep watching. it moves to the whole other side. here's where things get really bad. >> oh! that was a gas can, wasn't it? >> yeah, he picks up that gas canister. according to sean, he suffered first and second-degree burns on his left arm and leg. sean also -- and this is tough to watch -- posted some photos from his injuries. you can see skin peeling off, layers and layers of skin. sean says he doesn't have insurance, so he created this video to help pay for some of the bills from the b

there was mazda, there was toyota -- >> toyota was-- when you got toyota you were on your way. >> absolutelyre investigate to us with a toyota production system. we learned how to run a plant. everything up till then they knew was self-taught. and they had a profound effect on us, how you get the waste out,nd how you rnab efficient plant. >> rose: and you think the automobile industry is back for good? >> i think they're back for good. >> rose: because-- why are they in so much a better place now than they were before the terrible economic recession? >> well, you have to remember, i think five years ago, you know, in what happened was that-- when you get down to any company that's having problems, it's the management. let's face it. it's not-- it's not the labor. it's the management. it's the leadership that's accountae. anthey had made commitments, legacy costs that were not sustainable, whether they were pensions, health care costs, whatever. >> rose: right, right. they were almost health care companies making cars. >> you could say that. but that was not sustainable. so what really-- you

the nikkei finishes higher as the weaker yen helps boost big exporter stocks like toyota, mazda and sony. >>> and shares plunge in madrid after the state completes its 15 billion recapitalization bringing 11 million new shares to the market. >>> china is cutting tariffs on watch imports by 60%. >>> and talks between the eu and china over solar panel trading come to a head as brussels faces increasing pressure from member states to drop planned import duties. jay you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning. let's bring you up to speed with the news just crossing from volkswagen. the company is giving up on the wage that is trying to reach with the german labor union. the talks concern near 100,000 employees at the german automakers plans in western germany where many of them are located. this still applies to the west german vw plans and it will run for 20 months until february 28th, 2015. so the deal being struck is over the course of -- well, a couple of years, in fact. not quite two years, though. so if you look at the date o

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as of january 15, 2013, dhs have installed 352 mazda primary pedestrian fencing, 29010 miles of vehiclesent being and 36 miles postsecondary fencing. they had identified 653 miles as appropriate for fencing and barriers underscores this is a congressional record, congressional research service of may 3rd and it goes into all of the surveillance assets and the combination of these asset that has been done. i'm going to vote against the amendment because i don't think we want to slow this thing down. i have no doubt as to this nation's commitment to enforce this border. we have shown over the last decade. i am here long enough to celebrate the search had come to 15 years ago and how much better they are today. i am convinced under this dhs and the secretary, the border security is going to continue. i don't think we should delay application. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman, secretary of homeland security is very declared victory. he said the border is secure and we know that's not true. to my colleague, senator durbin and senator feinstein, i would just say it's not aimed to talk about inpu