a detroit real estate developer has plans to make over the motor city. billionaire mortgage magnate dan gilbert is tackling downtown detroit by attempting to create a "pedestrian paradise." the ultimate idea is to lure new residents to mototown. governor rick synder applauds the new efforts. detroit is currently in the midst of a finacial emergency. financial manager kevin orr has been on the job for one week. north america's oldest and one of its biggest auto shows opened to the public this weekend in the big apple. if the car, as one speaker there said, is the original social media device, one of the goals of automakers is to use shows such as the new york international auto show to send the message that driving is fun, sexy and an emotional experience. more than a thousand vehicles can be looked at and sat in. it's all about horse power, hybrids and high hopes that young people will again see the car not merely as a means to get around, but something they want. meanwhile, mercedes is taking a new direction with an electric car powered by tesla motors.

using some of motor city's skilled workforce to make something completely different. mary thompson is in detroit and has more for us now. mary, fill us in. >> well, susie, the name is old but the company is new. here at the 30,000 square foot factory in detroit. they can make over a million watches a year. that is in the future though, a future that is tied to detroit. in the motor city, they are making motors for its watches. part of the plan to revive u.s. watch making in a town in need of life support. >> it's like a crazy idea to make watches in the united states again. but it's possible. >> they manage the watch factory. a venture crazy to some given asia and swiss's dominance of the industry, but possible because of detroit. >> you drive around detroit and understand the past. and the people we met were focused on the future and where it was going, not the past. that energy is what we wanted to tie into and that helped to evolve the torstory. >> they say that the watch face bares the city's name, and they will only partner with retailers that visit the factory f

michigan as they battle to rescue the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >> please! please! i beg you. >>> detroit, michigan, once the very hub of american industrial might, the city's economic collapse is staggering. today, with unemployment hovering near 20%, motown is a tough place to find a job. that is, unless you happen to be dealing in one of the few lines of merchandise that still pays around here -- the buying and selling of sex for cash. >> we actually have a number of partners that are in the task force. >> special agent michael glennon heads up the fbi's human trafficking task force in michigan. >> why the need for a task force when it comes to this issue of human trafficking, sex trafficking? >> in detroit a lot of people don't realize that we're kind of a hub of both recruitment as well as a destination city and recruitment city. that as well as the end of the i-74 corridor, there's a lot of truck traffic and a lot of components that make it a very popular area for trafficking unfortunately. >> today the task force has invited us to ride alo

. >>> it's saturday night in the motor city, and investigators with michigan's human trafficking taskorce are conducting undercover sting operations. >> where are your clothes at? >> tonight's arrest begin to provide us with a rare and unsettling look at the chronic drug problem that goes hand in hand with life in the underground sex trade. >> that's the most i have seen in forever. >> the unfortunate reality of it is that we arrest hundreds and hundreds of girls involved in prostitution. only a handful are not involved with a type of narcotic. as time goes on, these girls need that numbness or fix to continue to go on from the work their doing. >> in countless hotels and motels up and down the boulevards of motor city, the same scenario plays out tonight and every night. a young woman sits in dark drinking or shooting dope trying to forget the last john and waiting for the next one. >> he is rolling in right now. i see his brake lights. >> sometimes that next day is actually an undercover cop. >> 219. >> the woman in room 219 is no stronger to police. >> i don't approve of what you'r

. >>> detroit, michigan, the motor city. hockey town. henrik zetterberg wants hockey town to be playoff town, and in the uncertainty of the final three weeks, he captains a team trying for 22 straight playoffs. david backes is a punishing center and captain of the st. louis blues. they are no more certain of the playoffs than detroit. separating by just a point in the standings, anxiety, desperate from joe louis arena. the nhl on nbc, the blues and red wings after this update. >> doc, thanks so much. we will break down the blues and the red wings in just a moment, but first with three weeks remaining in the regular season, the postseason push is heating up, and so is alexander ovechkin. we begin our saturday recap with the caps visiting the panthers. pick it up the first period. washington on the power play, and it's ovechkin finishing. his 21st goal. mike, just getting started. >> even when it doesn't work like this. misses the puck and ovechkin is so red hot that everything is going in for him. >> hat trick for him, 23 goals on the sea

it looks like silicon valley, but it's the motor city.the model "t." >> in the two years we've been doing it, it's been incredible. >> reporter: nathan and jay grew up in the detroit suburb. >> four independent professionals. >> reporter: last fall they moved their website, stick.com, from san francisco, seeing better opportunities for growth. >> a ton of talent here. there's not a lot of web companies like us competing for their services. >> reporter: entrepreneurs are also applying new technology to the city's mainstay industry, like the electric car, a company called detroit electric, hopes to begin making it in detroit this summer. this city has a rich history of quality manufacturing and design, and these days it's not just automakers who are boasting that their product is made in detroit. in the building where gm engineers designed the first corvette, a new company with an old name. in the 1940s, shinola was a shoe polish. now it's high-end bikes and wristwatches. >> we're making the movements here, and we call that the engine of th

one firm wants to put motor city on the map for something else. watches.n has a deal for something else. >> it's an interesting story. the company is a new firm with an old name. and this 30,000 square foot factory where i'm standing is housed in the former design center of general motors. the movements and tiny motors. >> crazy idea to make watches in the united states again, but it's possible. >> crazy because asia and switzerland have long dominated watch making. he believes detroit's history and design provides the workers an environment it needs to reset the watch-making industry in the u.s. >> we found a creative energy and artistic movement inllaa of the arts in food and music. and we wanted to be part of that creative excitement or energy. >> ceo says detroit is at the heart of the story. as each face of the watches will tell you. it's a story backed by the deep pockets of bedrock. >> employs about 25 people here at this factory and a demand for the watches is strong, they expect that number to double in the next year. >> i have to ask the somewhat

jessie water takes waters world on the road to motor city to find out. >> a violent two weeks in detroitmurders in 15 days. >> the poorest big city in america. 40% of the people here are on food stamps. the jobless rate is 11.3%. >> it's bad. it's bad. crime. >> i'll just be real about it. we could put billions and billions of dollars overseas and rebuild people's economies but not put one quarter into our cities. >> people want a clean city, a safe city, a smart city, education and also protection, police and fire. >> we found out it has never been inspected. all the ladders are grounded. if you're on the third floor, good luck getting out. guys will answering calls. people grab the hooks, the ladders, the chainsaws because there's no police unit available to back them up. >> are you frightened to be walking around in your own city? >> no. >> you take care of yourself. >> right. >> they are the victim of a crime. they are going to be waiting for the police to show up. >> we don't have to live like this. we can do better. we're americans. it ends in "i can." >> well, time now 46 after th

see what your money buys you when the power house hits motor city on power lunch. ♪ ♪ here we are, meou ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh >> welcome back to power lunch. closing out here at 14.61, up over $38. that's the best one day dollar gain since last september. >> two questions. you mentioned a moment ago that some volume is coming back online. >> it's very, very slow. the vix trades about six to 700,000 contracts a day. >> the cboe stock? >> this is a pubically traded company. it's up today. >> it was -- it anticipated when you have a glitch like this like the nasdaq had, it's not the same as facebook. it wasn't that much of a black eye. >> look at the spider. spy. you can't see the volume but at the point which we became aware of what was going on, the volume in the spider actually dropped a little bit and that may have been because

i should mention that you're in the motor city right now starring in your one man show, it's called undisputedhat's really what jack johnson, he tried to live the truth. do you think that he has a chance? hey, man, i believe god is great and i believe good will be vindicated and i believe in this circumstances and at the time of the circumstance that happened that it was all done with ill, you know ill will and i think mr. johnson will be pardoned. i really believe that because i'm pushing a petition. i have over 3 million follow lores and i'm sure we can get, you know, with the grace of god we can get 100,000 votes. >> we're looking at the petition now. the petition is on a website, it's the website change. .org. you are trying to get a lot of people to help you out, heavy hitters in your corner. tell us who they are and what they're doing to help you. >> senator john mccain and senator harry reid, i had a brief meeting with senator reid and he's all for it. i'm so happy that somebody with the clientele and prestige that senator mcclan and senator reid would think to care for a man -- 114 yea

i should mention you're in the motor city right now on tour starring in your one-man show called "undisputedth." that's what jackson johnson, he tried to live that truth. do you think he has a chance? >> hey, man, i believe god is great and i believe good to be vindicated and i believe in the circumstances and at the time of the circumstances happened, that it was all done with ill, you know, ill will, and i think mr. johnson will get pardoned. i really believe that. because i'm pushing a petition. i have over 3 million followers and i'm sure we can get, you know, with the grace of god we can get 100,000 votes. >> yeah. we're looking at the petition now. the petition is on a website, a website, change.org. you are trying to get a lot of people to help you out. some big political heavy hitters in your corner. tell us about who they are and what they're doing to help you. >> oh, listen. i have senator mccain, harry reid, had a brief meeting with senator reid. he's all for it, man. i'm so happy that somebody with the clientele and the prestigious that senator mccain and senator reid would even

as general motors so did the motor city. >> we fear for our life every day here.ty. why is that? >> cash. can't sell your house. you burn it. collect the insurance. >> a the love the neighborhoods are being burned up. and people are running out and, you know drugs got a big part to play in that. >> any time you are addicted to drugs or cars or whatever, you know, once it dry up, you go through withdrawal pains. >> we have failed leadership in this town. and we need some new blood. somebody who is going to make some tough decisions. we need to blame ourselves for being dependent on democratic government. >> what about the mayor? mayor bing? do you support him. >> absolutely not. i think it's being mismanaged. nobody is accountable for taking money and mismanaging money. >> so kwame kilpatrick, what was the charges against him? racketeering, construction. >> giving contracts to his buddies overinflated value. not doing the work. stealing from the kids. kick packs. you name it he was doing it. >> there was a lot of things hang with the mayor. he just got caught. he d

detroit on instagram has racked up hundreds of thousands of followers for his pictures of the motor city'sas been taking photos of the city's many abandoned structures with an iphone and posting them on instagram. the simple shots have earned him more than 300,000 fans. he says he is not making fun of his hometown but bringing, goat: awareness to the beautiful architecture of the strugg >> well, it set a new standard for special effects and scared the living daylights out of millions. now some folks say the dinosaurs dinosaurs from democrats sick park are more terrifying this time. so much so the officials have changed the movie's rating. stay in the truck. details next. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. campbell's. but i wondered what a i tcustomer thought? is great, hi nia... nice to meet you nia, i'm mike. what do you drive? i have a ford explorer, i love my car. and you're tr

with the fbi in michigan rescuing the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >>> tonight we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the fbi, state and local police as part of operation cross-country five, a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks, everybody, for coming out. as you guys know today is the kick off for cross-country five. >> how are these undercover investigations initiated? >> oftentimes there's a number of different web portals we use. >> today much of the underground sex trade has moved off the street corner and onto the internet. investigators begin the operation by browsing online ads and setting up dates. >> calling to see if i could get some company. >> juveniles will never be listed as under age so police keep their eyes open for girls who look younger than 18. >> these are runaways we'll make the team aware of. >> fbi agent katie connell is the task force's victim speciali

. >>> and the motor city mad man comes out front. i'll ask ted nugent if he lost the battle against gun control. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we have breaking news. north korea may now be able to launch a nuclear attack. today we learned that the pentagon's intelligence arm has assessed with "moderate confidence" that north korea has the ability to fire nuclear weapons delivered by ballistic missiles. chris lawrence is working his sources at the pentagon tonight. we have a reporter in seoul. of course, it's tomorrow morning there. chris, we have known for a while that north korea had nuclear capabilities and we knew that they had missiles. but what we didn't know was that they could actually put those two things together. what are you learning? >> i can tell you that the announcement of this potential capability came as a complete shock to folks in the pentagon who were shocked to hear this mention in an open hearing on capitol hill today, erin. basically, congressman referenc

it looks like motor city has found its mojo.t's big three saw a surge in auto sales last month the biggest in almost six years but, surprise, surprise, it's not the economy or even the better business model fueling the come back. cnn money correspondent zain asher is live in new york to explain this all to us. what is behind the numbers? >> it's a number of things. first we've got the record low interest rates. that's making car financing attractive. right now you're looking at just under 2.5% for a car loan compared to more than 4% in 2006. so things are very cheap right now. also want to talk about the average american car right now is pretty old. roughly around 11 years old. the oldest it's ever been. people are ready to switch over to new and head to the show rooms again. plus, home sales, construction, and renovation activity, as that increases you'll see a big boost in pickup sales because that is what independent contractors tend to drive. definitely good news for american car manufacturers. >> how do the numbers compare

come on now in the motor city ♪ ♪ in the street we're dancing in the street ♪ [ cheers and applause ]ade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> the postman. our big thanks to the cast of "motown: the musical." great to have them here. >> the champion lives. >> oh. >> now great abc7 news. >> the oakland a's wrap up the series with the mariners this afternoon. will you need to take an umbrella? our meteorologist, mike nicco, has the answer. >> stray showers are possible but that is it as far as what we are dealing with. this is supposed to be rain falling in the area but here is a live shot of downtown san francisco. we have a slight chance of a stray shower. you can see the bulk of the wet weather has moved off to the east and it is damp today with a stray shower and t

motor city rocker says every ticket for his upcoming summer tour will be 20 bucks.e low and calling it the $20 best night ever tour. but you can bet if you buy your tickets online, you have to pay the pesky convenience fees. >>> new to us this afternoon, the senate has unanimously confirmed president obama's nominee to head the securities and exchange commission, mary jo white. the president nominated white in january. she is a former federal prosecutor for from new york who built a reputation there as one tough lady, taking on everything from financial fraud to organized crime, even terrorism. >>> and in augusta, georgia, yesterday this is the picture you have to see, first female member of the augusta national golf course, former secretary of state condoleezza rice became the first woman to wear one of the famous green jackets. these are worn by members of the club. and the winners of the master golf tournament, which kicks off this week. the pictures are from the official masters website. >>> this next story, sounds like something out of a bruce willis movie, but

. >> that's evie branan and bob seger, the motor city rock 'n' roller. how about that? now, live from ann arbor, michigan. you said you were going to shake your booty. did you? >> yes, i did. big time. >> how much did you enjoy that moment? >> that was the best performance i've ever seen him do. >> really? >> and that was -- and that was my fifth concert of his. >> yeah. >> you got to -- you got to talk to bob seger. what did you tell him? what did he say to you? >> he said, hi, evie. i'm so honored to meet you. and he put his arm around me and gave me a kiss and i put my arm around him and gave him two kisses. he is the most wonderful person. >> yeah. >> i just -- i didn't think in my lifetime i would ever get to meet him in person. but i did. >> yeah. >> and i just loved it. i'll never forget that night. >> yeah. >> so evie, explain to us, so you were in a coma, and you woke up after five years. those were your first words. and then did he -- did he send -- he heard about it, right? and he summoned you and said, hey, come to the concert? >> i don't know. the flint jou

. >> chickalicious coming to the motor city.rom norway, he rose to fame with an online trick shot video, showing him kicking footballs to moving trucks and garbage cans. >> nice kick. >> this sounds like a plot from some awful comedy. not funny at all a circus elephant wounded in a drive-by shooting. happened in tupelo, mississippi. >> carol the elephant is expected to be okay. part of the ringling brothers barnum & bailey syracuse. carol has been moved to its circus farm in springfield, missouri where she is this morning with animal trainer kathryn garden. how is carol feeling? >> she is todoing very well. >> what on earth did you think? this must be the last thing you would ever expect. >> well, it was about 2:00 a.m. carol was resting in a pen outside the arena, where we were to perform, starting thursday, and she was just, you know, resting in her pen. they usually go to sleep about 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. and they sleep for just a little while. so she was probably getting ready to go to sleep, and one pulled up on the street, abo

on a lazy sunday morning i about thought together yoking up in motor city, i felt the show could usehat was actually very good but it doesn't for the the rules because there needs to be 10 second of instrumental before lyrics come in. if anybody who would like to put together something like that, that's the rule. >> stephanie: are you trying to get somebody else to do your work tom sawyer? >> caller: hi, guys. i want to make a correction here. president obama actually has called a man good-looking. in particular, his interior secretary, i saw that, andrea mitchell pointed that out on "meet the press" on sunday. >> stephanie: it was a lighthearted joke at a fund-raiser. i, as a woman, did not take offense. did you kate? >> caller: i didn't either. crazy they're picking on him. >> if it was someone he didn't know but they've been friends for a long time. >> what if you had been a female attorney general of the other 49 states? >> well, maybe they're good-looking too. >> stephanie: now we got us a cat fight! [ laughter ] [cat screeching] >> stephanie: billy in jacksonville florida. hi b

mary thompson is live in the motor city with that story. to you, simon. it's a new company with an old name. they set up to tap through the rich design history and manufacturing history as well as the new energy ceo is fuelling the future. >> if you get in your car, you can drive around detroit and understand the past. the people we meant were so focused on the past. they were focused on the future and where this was going. that helped evolve the shinola story. >> the shinola story is about making high-end watches. it switched over to asia in the last half century. they use good eye and steady hand. this spring they will assemble 65 styles of watches to be sold in shinola stores and at retailers. come and see the factory before they can sell the watches. now early indications for the brand that also happens to include high end bikes appears to be good. a limited edition watch sold online for $550. it sold out in a week. seems shinola knows watches. >> in fact, guys, there's an article from the editor of atlantic city where he talks about a

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city hall employee is under arrest. johnny johnson faces charges, manslaughter by automobile and homicide by motor vehicle. ohnson was driving and speeding when an accra overturned and struck matthew her sell. he was a dedicated city employee and a huge orioles fan. >>> vice president is making a stop in charm city. coming up on good morning maryland, when and why joe biden is coming to town. he has the moves and he has the attitude, what colby jones has to say about the judges thoughts on his performance last night. six years ago today a gunman stormed the campus of virginia tech. as residents reflect on the tragedy, two senators are pushing to compromise on expanding background checks for firearm purchases. the bill would require checks for on line and gun show sales. more than 100 people are expected to donate a pint of blood in memory of those victims. >>> police around the globe ramped up security in london extra place on hand for the funeral where the former prime minister will vee view security plans for the marathon. it's expected to have a bigger crowd than boston. >>> a room at the u.s. capitol wi

the safety service -- city circuit, position, speed, and control of the power to the motor. >> here is a really interesting piece of historic machinery. tell us about this. >> this is one of the main safety devices of the elevator system, and the device still exists today even on modern elevators. it detects if the elevator is going into unsafe over speed conditions. it is attached to the road itself, and the car over speeds, bees fly balls would come out, and the governor jobs would come out and grab on to the governor wrote, which would hold the break or the safety on the elevator to cause it to stop. >> if you have problems, i see right here, we call garfield 7171 for service. member that is right. operators standing by. >> from here, we are going to look at those wonderful elevators that go of the outside of the high rise building that everyone wants to take a ride in. >> let's go do that. >> here we are in the most exciting elevator in the city of san francisco. this is the outside elevator that goes into the 32nd floor. tell us about this. >> we are in one of the tower elevators

is the most ravaged city in iraq of them annoying but i guess that's the america that. the heat is unbearable and motor is overheating the local grocer helpless to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hard it was watch i would have the are you call that democracy now is quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands with burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. heads are not what they are so beloved all the god will be with us going see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deformed by all the chemical weapons on the early it all could do if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. before let me although i do know that there was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while the mamma said i'm not even the mosque was saved from his barbarity when i look at the ruined minarik well i'm not that's bush's democracy to

>> there are now charges in the crash that killed a city hall worker matthew hursle and johnnie faces manslaughter by automobile and homicide by motorhicle while impaired by drugs. police say he was driving the speeding accurate at overturn, and huser was a dedicated employee and the they plan to honor his life before their game. >>> a quarter of all the pollution comes from storm water run off. and tonight former county tax players will see how much their share is going to cost. homeowners will see a 35 bump and that's the lowest rate in the state but for commercial property it's another story, try $4,000 to $30,000. the city is required by the federal environmental protection agency to reduce the nitrogens, running into the bay and now profits also have to buck up while they can't be exempted by law. >> the county executive did everything he could to reduce the fees and put $10 million in metro funds to reduce the fee and she's charging non profits based on a residential fee as oppose to commercial. >>> they're in the u rban counties >>> the dog has been found starving and freckle is walking on his own and his care taker say his s

city hall. troopers say that 43-year-old johnny johnson has been charged with homicide by motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, driving under the influence of drugs and numerous other traffic and drug offenses in the crash last week. his bail was set at a quarter million dollars. police say matthew hercel was struck by a car driven by johnson that flipped over in front of city hall. >>> the search continues this noon for the vehicle that struck two teens in ann arundel county killing one of them. skylar marion died at shock trauma monday. marion and another teenager were struck walking on mountain road in pasadena. the 13-year-old girl survived and is recovering. they may be looking for a 1997 to 2002 ford expedition. >>> if you haven't heard, expect delays around camden yard during rush hour because the city department of transportation is doing work on pratt street at utah street. starting at 9:00 each morning two lanes will close at utah. if enough progress is made, it will be reduced to one lane in the afternoon. also adding to the congestion, the orioles are home all this week. >>> a new service

city. you alluded to them >> i'd be happy to. i think what i've learned in defining legacy is that the legacy starts with the brick and mot motor . i want that's the easiest touch and feel legacy. but there's a lot of really exciting working relationships like with tarantula sit and opening up in partnerships there that were working relationships with the coast guard. work with frankly neighborhood organizations to link them to the waterfront and sort of reintroducing a new group of people to both visitors and locals to what the waterfront has a to offer. i think this is one of those tangible projects that can go forward >> do i have there been any reimbursements from the committee? >> there's been an ongoing program and that program has paid $6.8 million towards the global amount of city costs. of that amount i think that thousand have come to the port with other xhinlt - consultant work. we obviously will have additional management activities going forward that will have to defray. there's a number of we're not resting on our laurels. we're trying to take the burned off the public for this event >> thank you. commissioner >> ju

city in iraq of them and. i guess that's the american military. the heat is unbearable and the motor is overheating the local grocer helpless to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hot it was watch i am what have they are you call that democracy now is quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands with burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. heads are not what they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deformed by all the chemical weapons that saddam the only the could do if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. let me although i do know that this was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while the mamma said i'm not even the mosque was saved from his barbarity when i look at the ruined minarik well that's bush's democracy in the judg

motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. >>> 11 stories tall, occupying half a city block in downtown cleveland, the cuyahoga county correctionenter houses 2200 men and women that present a wide range of security issues. some like charles evans. >> the broom was on the floor. he fell on it. >> present more issues than most. >> person of interest i want to talk a little bit about, who's a familiar name to all of us, mr. charles evans. mr. evans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> been all through this once before with him and place him in pc. we have acquiesced to every request he's tried to make and place him all throughout this facility. he's been a problem since late rally the day he came in. we'll do what we we can do but he'll be a real pain until he gets out of there. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incide

case could set a precedent for other struggling cities by determining which debts are paid and in what order. >>> it's a big day for ford and general motors. the auto giants are expected to release u.s. sales figures showing march was their best month in six years. overall, it looks to be their fifth consecutive month with an annual sales rate of more than 15 million vehicles. >>> and walmart is offering major new discounts on gasoline. the price of a gallon of gas is being cut 15 cents for customers who pay with a walmart money card or a credit card and 10 cents for those who pay with a walmart gift card. the offer is good in 21 states until july. the company is hoping cheaper gas motivates people to shop more. >>> an appeals court has given the go ahead to a start-up called aereo company that allows retransmission of tv signals through its website and app. now, major broadcasters had sued for copyright infringement. aereo sidesteps the law by allowing subscribers to rent an individual tv antenna at its warehouse. now, the company plans a major expansion. >>> now that it's april 2nd, a little disclaimer here. it turns out that sony has n

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