mike jackson at one of his nissan outlets in fort lauderdale, florida. if you look at our quarter t is an increase of 19% on the revenue side and within that, it's in all categories of our business, all segments of our business and all geographic areas. so it's very comprehensive. >> toyota is a big brand for the autonation brand. clearly that was taken out of the mix in february. how did it behave in march and what dow expect from the toyota brand for autonation. >> well, what we saw with this crisis was that the fundamental trust and confidence that toyota customers had in the brand and the product toyota remained. and the american people are very forgiving. but they would like a gesture. so we communicated to toyota at the end of february that some level of incentive was appropriate considering the circumstances. and they came with a very nice program. and toyota customers responded dramatically to it. for us, our toyota business was up 38% in march compared to a year ago. >> how have your ford dealers been behaving. >> ford's done very well, up 40% f

mike jackson had an increase of 108%. and steven mcmillan had an increase of 104%. at the other end, going down, t is there any significant difference in the performance of the companies that caused their salaries to go up or down, or some kind of internal workings they were dealing with? guest: again, what we are talking about is not just souring, but their total compensation -- salary, bonuses, stock grants. and behind each one of these ceos there is a tale that is linked to what happened the year before. in the case for -- in the case of andrea jung, she got a very large special grant because the board was trying to reward her. she did not get as big a grant in 2009. host: what was it about andrew jung -- andrea jung that they wanted to keep her? guest: i believe the board was rewarding her for having brought the company through an extensive restructuring process and putting it back on the road to financial health. as many people find from reading these proxies', they are written by lawyers, and it is hard to determine the luggage bit -- logic behind doing this.

mike jackson has been the sheriff of prince george's county for the last eight years. now he's running for the office being vacated by jack dodson. jackson was surrounded by friends and supporters yesterday as he made his announcement at his alma mater, crossland high school. jackson is a democrat. he'll run against a number of candidates including former delegate baker. >>> two rottweiler puppies rescued from a house in the district have new homes this morning. one dog was adopted by a firestation in hyattsville. the other will go to a family in suburban maryland. a third puppy who had her leg amputated after someone wrapped a rubber band around that leg, will also be ready for adoption next week. police found the dogs after responding to a domestic call at a home in d.c. >>> a chocolate bar, a bunch of grapes, a pack of gum. to humans, they're snacks but to pets they are poison. nbc's monica robbins tells us about some things in your cabinet that could be putting your four-legged friends at risk. >> reporter: lisa adores her year-old miniature golden doodle, lucy. >>

general mike jackson said today we can't go up or not the decision. not to nick it early, you have to keep your country safe and secure. you cannot rustle up a nuclear deterrent as the liberal democrats and you think you can. >> were moving on now to the next question, which comes from nicola pana from bristol. >> in the climate changes is one of the biggest local threats we face, what if he personally done in the last six months to use more environmentally friendly and suitable forces of transport such as bikes on trains rather than cars and planes quite >> what if you don't personally? >> i'm on trains all the time. i don't think i've been on more than one plater in this election campaign. i've been around by train and i think actually are high-speed rail will allow people to get off the roads and get off domestic air flights and i think that's incredibly important. i would say the other thing i've done i'm very pleased with man should do this in our home in north queensberry is that we buy a living on a hill with a huge amount of wind, not very goo

mike yam. >> stephen jackson playing despite a hyperextended knee from game one.d lewis helping jason williams. matt barnes in the first quarter. magic up early. barnes, one of his best friend with stephen jackson -- they played together back at golden state. second quarter. mickael pietrus knocking down the long ball. magic led the nba in threes. hit 10 triples in this game. dwight howard struggled in game one, in this game superman was big. 15 points and nine rebounds for the big fellow. working on the double-double. 15 points. he had nine rebounds in the game. under two minutes to go. magic up by 10. there is your block from dwight howard. jameer nelson who had 32 in game one, goes for 13 in game number two, and the magic, they take a two games to none lead over the bobcats. in the nba playoffs, in its history, the teams with a 2-0 series leading the best of seven won almost 94% of the time. the bobcats committed 21 turnovers. one shy of the magic's postseason record for most turnovers forced. >> game four, canucks and kings, l.a. leads two games to one. under

jackson of cbs news. your next chair of the radio tv association, peter slen of c- span. from my far right, you're left, mike mondrian, jim manley, senior communications director to senator harry reid. fox news channel. senator lamar alexander, republican of tennessee. chairman of this dinner in 2012 and everybody's favorite cameraman, jay mcmichael. chair of the house rules committee, straight from health care debate centro, louise slaughter from new york. dave mcconnell. rtca executive committee outgoing treasurer, linda kenyan of crn news. and of course you know mr. vice president. you can clap. [applause] our association is fortunate to have the house and senate radio tv gallery staff. they help us do our job every day. i want to expand a special thank you. these folks are the heart and soul of making the daily coverage of capitol hill possible. on the house side, olga ramirez, gayle davis, helen debarge, and anthony keller. on the senate side, a crhichris boyd and arlen salazar. >> ladies and gentlemen, awards coordinator jill jackson of cbs news [applause] ] >> good evening. we take a moment to celebra

got a cool panel, chad peterson, a virginia state senator, and mike condit, who represents silicon valley in california. and sandy jacksonss her, because she told me before this panel she's moderating, 400 or 500 people in the audience, that she thinks you're a neat dresser and you coordinate it really well, ali. do you want to add anything? >> i do. ali, you are sharp every single day. when we're watching cnn in my office, we go, wow, that guy, he is incredible! >> reporter: come on, you're just saying that to make him feel good. >> no, honest to goodness, you're fantastic every day. >> do you know what, if she's that astute -- >> reporter: this panel is starting to go off the rails, ali. but people are talking about it, and the congressman was just telling us how much he's been using, you know, facebook, twitter, social media to engage his constituents. you want to give us a quick, 20, 30 seconds to tell us how it's working >> it's working, because the first day i did twitter, i heard from a senator that ran for congress and didn't win, criticized me for the use of what's called earmarks. and, you know, i think earmark

including saturday night live alum any victoria jackson and home improvement's jim mariella who joined the celebration and here in studio in new york city is governor mike huckabee host of fox news channel hit show "huckabee." i watch it every night, three times. do you believe that the tea parties are the reason for stupak pulling the rip cord, he is out? >> i think it had a big impact on it. there is no way stupak can go to the podium and say i decided i wanted to spend more time with my family. he has been in congress 18 years. he knew he had a family. it wasn't like he woke up and said who are all these people in my house. there is no way that he can plausibly say that this is something that he evolved into, the pressure, the fact that he sold out democratic prolife colleagues and got caught for it and that the tea party was breathing down his neck. he knew he was going to leave congress. did he do it by his own hand or by the voters and he made a wise decision. >> victoria, take it away. what do you think? >> i got on a plane from l.a. to seattle to chicago and took a cab trying to get stupak not to go back to congress and i found out he quit. yeah

you have berk man jackson, kens letter second, jimmy rollins, beltran, aaron rollen, mike cameron andretty pitching staff to go along with it as there are some starters and relievers. web, lee, we card, olin dor of, brad lidge. i haven't got enough money to pay those guys, but i have a pretty good team if they want to play. cliff lee is supposed to be back to pitch for the seattle team by may 2, they hope. the league is still ruling on a five-game suspension he got at spring training, throwing at a batter. >> jim: i think they waived that. >> gary: good for him. >> jim: but they don't want to rush him back because he had an abdominal injury when he was with the indians and it bothered him all year long. they hope he pitched last year when he was 22 and 23 and won the cy young award. you talk about that may 2nd. he said that could happen. >> wicho: we card is still out and not expected back at the earliest the end of may. >> jim: i think when you are a finesse pitcher like jason vargas, even though matt hit a breaking ball for a double, when you get ahead you can go out of the strike z

jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. >>> the mayor introduced her new plan to save the city's budget. she wants to raise taxes but says it could save jobs previous i couldn't go leon the block. mike breaks town the numbers. >> reporter: the city police and fire departments would get most of the money they have been fighting for but more than 200 city jobs would disappear and you'd pay new taxes on everything from hospital beds to beverages. mayor rolls blake laid out a new set of taxes which would restore funding to police and fire who decimated by a $121 million budget gap. >> from all whom i've spoken to, understands that there are going to be a shared burden, they want to make sure it's equity and want to make sure they can still move forward. >> reporter: while many would be restored, some have drawn controversy including a 4-cent bottle tax that some say they would hurt their business. >> when you choose to not go get soda because it's more expensive. >> reporter: there would be an utility tax to raise the average bill by 60 cents, an increase in parking rates and parking fines, the hotel tax, the income tax increase, and a fee on hospital beds. >> it's a good package. becau

the top of the order, randy jackson has -- rajai davis has scored a run, what a start for cliff pennington, he has 10 rbis and leads the oakland a's in runs batted in. >> mike: he just messes. and probably -- misses. and probably broke his bat. on the top of the order, with rajai davis, with two breaking balls you can handleel it and it seems so far in the series, if you leave it up to rajai davis with a breaking ball, he goes into left field and that seems to be accurate in >> 0--- >> gary: 0-2 count kevin millwood. coming down on the batters box. >> mike: what kevin millwood does, he has the ability to know when to come in, he takes a lot of braking balls to rajai davis and does not have to be that far inside. the speed is very affective. >> gary: then go away, he did. plays have to be made at first and strike out number 6 for kevin millwood, two rbi trips for cliff pennington and it is 4-0 oakland a's. . >> gary: baltimore orioles baseball brought to you by at&t and watch a free video. go affordably, -- affordablebly go rv. a moon on the west coast. here at the oakland alameda count he stadium and a 4-00 lead for the hock -- 4-0 lead for the oakland a's.