we have a motor vehicle verses a motor vehicle or a solo motor vehicle collision. there's a significant number of motor vehicles collision with there being six. you'll see this across the board where speed is a factor and i'll get into speed in a moment. but in the motor vehicle verses motor vehicle, clearly you have one -- two of them where speed is a factor and one where the driver is under the influence. the single vehicle collisions, one was a run away vehicle where effectively the driver attempted to jump out of the vehicle and prevent the vehicle from rolling back and was subsequently killed in that instance. four you have drivers not driving for the speed. and there's another one and we're waiting for confirmation from the medical examiners. nine were motor vehicles involved. we have been a major part of the mayor's pedestrian safety strategy and it relates to the collaboration. one of the things that we were able to accomplish in 2013 as the date of sharing in a more timely fashion. as you are aware the foundation of the focus of the five is based upon data

>> we have been developing motors for 50 years. we had to develop our own motors.o one else was making progress and i wanted to make rye grass with smaller and more efficient ones. we set up on the journey 15 years ago. >> are you working on batteries? >> very much so. this is not ours, but this has the nickel manganese and it gives it 50% more power. what we are doing is putting in this very light and very powerful motor with an improved battery and a more efficient motor, enabling us to get full, upright vacuum cleaner performance from a machine that is clear of the cord. >> anyone who vacuums says this is a ghastly thing to deal with, the cord. >> it is a bore, unwinding this and winding it up again, this is utter freedom. >> this is four and a half pounds. >> this is very light. you can do the stairs and the car like that. >> this is for the car. >> and the cobwebs. >> this is the same product but there is a difference here. >> i have taken that off and now i can do the stairs, and the cobwebs. this is all that you need. >> you don't have to answer this because

as compared to mechanic controlled motor with brushes, so it took us a long time and very difficult. >> rose: did you form that idea out or did your own engineers come up with this this motor. >> no we came up with it and have been developing motors for 15 years, i made this decision 15 years ago that we had to develop our own motors because nobody else is making progress, i wanted to make progress and make smaller ones and more efficient ones so we set out on a journey 15 years ago. >> rose: and how about batteries? are you working on batteries? >> very much so, and this actually has, they are not ours but it has new nickel mag ga knees, nickel magnesium cobalt so that gets 50 percent more power so what we are doing is putting in this really light small, you can see it very powerful motor, improved batteries, more efficient motor, and that enables us with this to get full up right vacuum cleaner performance from a machine that is free of the ghastly cord. >> yes. >> and the. >> have you talked to anybody who vacuums will tell you it is aghastly thing to have to deal with the cord. >

es mi fusion juicer, con su motor de baja inducción. con lo básico. ¿ven todo esto? podría ser intimidante para algunas personas, así que con ella voy a empezar. >> una manzana. >> hay un viejo refrán que dice: "una manzana al día..." >> "...del médico te libraría". >> muy bien. >> bueno, estoy encantado de decir que hay un médico que nos acompaña hoy. y él es el dr. mike, especialista en medicina interna. denle una cálida bienvenida. >> bienvenido, dr. mike. >> y él les hablará de la manzana. iatrápela! >> imuy bien! >> lo tengo. jason, tengo que decirles que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana. estamos comiendo cosas que después de ponerlas en el garaje por un año, lucen igual. mira esta hermosa manzana. esto es algo que proviene de la naturaleza. ¿qué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede reducir mucho el colesterol. es algo simple. >> bien. qué bien. eso es para mí. >> es algo tan simple y natural. ¿y qué pasa --? ¿y qué hay con la quercetina? ese es otro elemento importante a

from the subaru to the big general motors. everyone is experiencing good products. >> with dramatic innovations planned for up-coming models, auto motors hopes to accelerate sales. >> under the hood is nothing. the engine is under the passenger compart. . the real innovation is not under the hood, but inside the passenger compartment where high speed internet is offered. >> heavy trucks are light weights with the ford pick-up replacing steel with aluminum. >> the frame is stronger. it is the next generation of truck. >> those looking for speed have mercedes new entry level class. >> it's not just a luxury car, it's a driver's car. it's sporty in dynamic as it was. >> with sales rising for the once ailing american auto makers, the shows hosts hope it will help the bankrupt city's efforts of a turn around. >> analysts say the harsh winter weather conditions could help the detroit auto makers, because shoppers will be looking to by s.u.v.s. remember the "costa cordia," the ceremony to mark the second anniversary of the deadly voy

toyotas use general motors computers.amborghinis use chrysler trucks use board don't realize computers. lamborghinis used chrysler computers. people do not realize that foreign trucks and cars use the shirttails of american technology. host: our last caller today on the "wa >> on the next washington journal a look at challenges. >> new in-car technology is steadied, internet access with traffic systems and navigation systems. up next, a look of the features of "connected cars and self-driving automobiles. representatives from toyota, and the affordable auto makers' association. the summit in las vegas. this is an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome, everybody. there appear enjoy your first day, although it is the official first a. al will be the moderator for today's channel. before we start the introductions and a full discussion we have some opening remarks, and i want to introduce the next speaker, kind of riding shotgun were things for about four years now. kind of a revolution in what is ben dahlia blimpie of

toyotas use general motors computers.amborghinis use chrysler trucks use board don't realize computers. lamborghinis used chrysler computers. people do not realize that foreign trucks and cars use the shirttails of american technology. host: our last caller today on the "washington journal," and i will do it for today's show, but we want to make sure you tune in tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern and 4:00 a.m. pacific, and have a great day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute]

both general motors and toyota saw declines.ir sales fell month over month. >> we haven't seen that for a while. >> we haven't seen a prolonged a long time. you know what they're siding -- citing, cold weather. ford missed the estimate. chrysler missed the estimate. gm and toyota as well. there are still superlatives for these carmakers. they're having record months for certain models. ford had a record month for the fusion. the best selling month for the fusion of all time. general motors had a record month for the corvette, the best month for the corvette since 2006. not a car, but the corvette, the gm doing quite well. they did not miss by little, they missed by a lot. a drop of more than 6%. we were looking for a gain of 1.5%. the biggest miss of all four so far. >> in contrast to the u.s. automakers. >> german car sales rose for the month of december. anyone who follows the auto industry knows europe is in the biggest slump it has been in in two decades. so when german car sales rise and here in the u.s. where we have a ver

general motors is a unique place.you've got people that survived the battle days if you will who don't want to see that again so their energy is very focused. then you've got people like myself that are kind of new to the business and new ideas are being allowed to grow and being accepted or even asked for. from my understanding, that's not how gm of the old was. so it's a much different place than it was even a decade ago. >>sales came in at 9.71 million cars and trucks sold worldwide. that is a 4% increase from last year. will gm be able to reign this year over toyota? >>that's a great question. toyota's had a great show here. they showed a really cool concept car/sportscar called the ft1. the game is on for sure. i think the fact that we've got the silverado pickup truck, we also have the gmc canyon truck to go up against vehicles like the toyota tacoma that really hasn't had any competition for a better part of this decade. i think real big volume vehicles coming out not only in north america but also around the w

a manufacturing plant in rochester, new york. >> every year this general motors parts plant produces a million manifolds 10 million fuel injectors, and million dollars more in engine parts, but not a pound of garbage. at this sup state new york plant, general motors has spent millions of dollars figuring you out how to recycle everything that would otherwise be thrown away, from plastic wrap to packaging to industrial waste. >> we didn't expect to be landfill free, we didn't think that would be possible. >> especially challenging, oily sludge coming from screws. >> we failed seven times, and the eighth solution worked. >> they spent months figuring out a centrifuge. >> it starts out like this. >> the powder goes to a waste energy facility >> reporter: since 2005, 110 out of gm's 161 manufacturing facilities have gone landfill free. among the heatest, last month in rochester, new york. >> all of that adds up. close to 138 million bags of garbage are kept out of landfills like this every year. >> they keep enough trash out of the landfill to fill the beds of 1800 chevy trucks. >> it's

her whole career at general motors.he team who came up with her and suffered through the terrible years are coming of age together. they're committed to building really good exciting cars. so those are a couple of companies that are going to have a lot of stuff to keep an eye on. >> what are you excited about? >> it sounds funny but i'm excited about a vehicle we have not even officially been told that will be here. ford has a big press conference on monday morning. everyone expects it to be the new f 150. the best selling pickup in the world. we expect it to be a breakthrough in fuel efficiency. we don't know what they're going to do yet, but the pickup is in many ways the vehicle that drives the american economy from farmers to miners. and a fundamental change in how pickups function. that's a big deal. >> we follow this very closely. around the detroit suburbs some say there is oh a housing bubble going on. people with money in your area are doing well, but that city is still suffering. >> it's the terrible dichotomy

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it was men that ran general motors to bankruptcy. let's see if a woman can do better. >> reporter: meanwhile, chrysler's ceo is vowing to boost car sales with the new chrysler 200. and now that fiat owns all of chrysler, he admits the italian automaker may launch an ipo of chrysler at some point in the future. but an ipo is possible at some point in the future. >> certainly in the u.s. market it's possible. >> reporter: one more reason this year's detroit auto show has an energy we haven't seen in years. with a slew of new models coming, automakers expect sales and profits to be up for a fifth year in a row. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," detroit. >>> and that's it for us, "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. see you back here tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by -- thestreet.com. up-to-the-minute stock market news and in-depth analysis. our service provides objective independent ratin

general motors got hit the hardest.got hit pretty hard as well. >> some reported sales increases, but they were all trailing estimates. >> for chrysler, the hit almost six percent. we were expecting a big percent. gm down 6.3%. we were looking for a gain. toyota down 1.7%, looking for again. 10.5%,posted again of but we were looking for 13%. concerning especially the detroit three is, we were expecting the detroit three to gain market share for only the second time in like 25 years. the first time shouldn't count because it was after the tsunami crashed japanese production. it still looks like ford and chrysler have a chance of gaining market share for the second straight year, but general motors, i don't know if they're going to do it because they were only looking to gain a tiny little bit. >> aside from the weather, are there any reasons to expect or explain the drop in december sales, particularly for gm and the lagging performance of the other automakers and where they're those trends will continue into -- whether

toyota motor, hondo motor, general motors to the down side, gm getting closer to reinstating thattived. ford motor, you just showed the new hot f-150, and nissan also with an up arrow. it's interesting to take a look at the auto parts makers which have been hitting some highs, and here's a look at the automakers themselves. back to you. liz: thank you, nicole. i know you and i both watched the market action on friday in the wake of that very disappointing jobs number, and it was kind of exciting the markets didn't fall all over the place. well, today, what is it? is it sort of the hangover of that number? or is it that when goldman sachss speak, investors really listen? goldman came out today saying that stocks are starting to hook overvalued cue to the s&p ratio -- due to the s&p ratio number. we knew that. so is goldman right? we have traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. ben willis, the price to earnings multiple of all the s&p 500 companies now hovering around 16. historically, that's not so expensive, but do you think that's why the market is down so mu

general motors, no you will be covering the general motors stories as well. it turns out they are the closest it has ever been to reinstating a dividend. so we did have the chief financial officer talking about reinstating the dividend. the last time general motors paid a dividend was back in may of 2008. it is interesting to keep an eye on this one getting folks to reinstate a dividend for gm. back to you. connell: lets talk on the latest on governor chris christie and the controversy around the george washington bridge scandal. positive dock has released, no evidence linking the governor to those lane closures directly. dagen: commenting on the governor's handling of the issue this week. here's what he had to say. >> he took the bull by the horns, he has held people accountable, he fired people and it is a very big difference in how this administration handles a lot of things whether it is irs, benghazi, keep your health insurance if you want it. nobody has been fired over that. what we're seeing is a big difference. if he comes out of this untarnished, thi

and volkswagen passes general motors in china.llion vehicles in the country last year, edging out gm, which delivered three point one million. the smart first time in nine years that volkswagen outsold gm in the country. it also puts them a step closer to the goal of being the world's biggest carmaker by the year 2018. it is today's company news. it is all driven by audi. >> time is marching on. you look at shanghai where there is that buick sign. >> what happened to cadillac? point, it to scarlet is about doing it in three or four or five or seven years. >> people want to be more like a government officials? >> traffic lights and all that. we are going to move onto another form of transportation. today's online shopper wants delivery fast. that did not happen over the holidays. we saw ups and fedex delivers some -- ups and fedex extreme some severe delays. for joining you us on bloomberg surveillance. our retailers and other companies promising too much? >> i don't think so. we are investing an awful lot into that work in germany

i have heard about motor vehicles, i've heard about tickets and that's fine. i applaud that if you want to start. but it looks like you're going to leave out -- even with this supervisor wiener's 66 percent, 2/3 and 1/3, you're not going to get to the other 40 to have. i want people to get what they want to very to do something about all three of -- everybody involved, the driver of the motor vehicle, the bicyclist and the pedestrians because according to these statistics, all have been primarily factors in vehicle deaths, so i want to make that point and i hope that whatever we pursue covers all three so we can get to that zero we want. >> thank you commissioner marshal for your comments. and again i want to thank all of the members of the public who have come out to our police department and someone asked me how often does the neighborhood services public safe ety committee meet with the police commission, it doesn't happen and it has been years since it happened so it tells how serious this issue has been taken and i believe we have benefited from this disc

more on the motor city miracle. >> detroit begins 2014 bankrupt and surprisingly buoyant. >> me and my business partner, dave, have a foppedness for the the -- fondness for the city. there's a fear and a love for the city. >> as they became the largest bankrupt city, there was fear and optimism. he opened the largest distillery. and now so many customers come in for bottles of 60-dollar bourbon and 34-dollar gin and $2 vodka, that they have the limit of two apiece. >> it's really, businesses is opening up and people moving into the neighborhood. and we have seen results of the business. >> with the northern american auto show pumping $400 million into detroit's economy, automakers and suppliers are equally optimistic. ei automotive supplies parts to two-thirds of the automakers around the globe. >> we expect fourteen to be an excellent year. i was born and raised in the city of detroit. and i still live here today. and i see a lot of positive change. i think that detroit is on the move, headed in a very favorable direction. >> yet the money coursing through the motor city bypasses vast

for been with general motor a little over three and a half years now.hat i see is two different groups of people within the that haveon, those been there before the trouble came and like myself that came after. and there's an attitude within company that we're not sliding backwards, we're not doing things the old way. amount ofere's a fair hand slapping if somebody says anything goes back to the old style. so it's really focused on making that we can be proud to drive. as an employee of general motors drive, iompany car to want to be proud of what i'm driving. that's important stuff, especially in the car business, so connected to an emotional appeal. appeal too,e because fuel efficiency is a big selling point. >> even with cars like the sting ray, can you talk about fuel efficiency? doings the requirement of business today with the regulations in the u.s. and the in otherregulations parts of the world, if you want to be in the car business you that.o address the sting ray has a 6.2 letter v8. when you're cruising down the highway, four of the cylinders

gennral motors forging ahead with its connected car.ary chan, it's great to have you. >> thank you. liz: the mobile consumer connected unit, first on fox business. we appreciate you giving our viewers that first look. >> thank you for your time. liz: our pleasure. we've got so much more. listen, every single piece of electronic equipment on this entire consumer electronics floor probably has a piece of this next company coming in it, arm holdings. they headache the architecture upon which many chips are actually designed. first on fox business, we have simon seeger, he is the brand new ceo. they're going into business to challenge intel, the server business. we'll talk to him about that first on fox business. and 50 credibility, the rapper -- cent, the rapper, he is here. he's coming to speak with us about two new partnerships he's just struck, one that will thrill star wars lovers and another that will thrill gym rats who want to wear their headphones but not get them all sweaty. cheryl, we're going to send it back to new york. cheryl:

we will have that vehicle here immediately. >> the competitor was gm motors.bout 200 pound lighter than f1 50 today. if you look at better fuel economy and you look at where we are today and what happens in the future on a regulatory basis, we do not want to offer a cure to midsize truck. that was a formula a lot of people tried to make work. have got a four- cylinder that makes 193 horsepower. we have got a turbo diesel yes turbodiesel. those are six with over 300 horsepower. this truck will be the quietest in segment. it will be the most beautiful in segment. we have lineups we are frankly not putting in our big trucks. it is a different value equation and different capability equation. it is a different operational cost the nation people will really be interested in and it will cost less. not everybody needs a full-size silverado everyday. do want is wi-fi. he will offer mobile hotspots in many new cars. that means you will have web service wherever your cargoes. >> we have been in the business for 17 years now. to put this pipe in the card to enable people

after spending money on recycling, general motors now makes a billion dollars a year off of it.ebody buys this >> somebody pays money for this. >> reporter: trash that has truly become treasure. >>> nasa sent rovers to mars in hopes of finding water, ten years later, they are still finding surprises. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are today's headlines. the talks aimed attending syria's civil war are still on in geneva. tait's it is-down was canceled however, the special enjoy said the two sides had agreed to meet in the same room tomorrow. >>> there are calls for the european union to get involved in the protests in in ukraine. this comes has ukraine's president announced he will reform his government. >>> on the eve of the anniversary of the mubarak uprising four bomb attacks in egypt. >>> ten years ago, nasa's rooifr spirit and opportunity landed on mars. one of the rovers is still alive and fining new surprises like these pictures here. here is jacob ward. >>> ten years ago humanity traveled to the red planet. well, we packed up our best ideas

we broke news general motors is giving a 30-cents stock dividend.reinstate the dividend and the stock is jumping. david: tesla, what a roller-coaster over the past few months. "wall street journal" says the lick trek car company will set up a network of charging stations in china. this is the world's largest car market. they were up 15% based on amazing increase in sales, 20% more than what were expected for tesla motors. that led to a huge stock pop. it might get more of a pop based on china news tomorrow. liz: the worst performer on the s&p, after it warned and brought down guidance for sales on the holiday. guess what? we have a fox business exclusive with paul raines, the ceo. he said expect double-digit growth when it comes to consoles and double-digit growth for preowned businesses. david: gm and gamestop. watch tomorrow. my dad has aor afib.illation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says yr afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it look

let's take a look at the menu in motors. we will road trip to detroit. a ford 150 in aluminum? a ceo, dealmaker jimmy lee opens up on how he got where he is in his career, part of a weeklong series here on bloomberg. a tribute to the former israeli prime minister laid to rest. finally, more than just the words. golden globes, they had it all last night. we will have fun with that. kicking it off, two the names in headlines over the weekend and over the past few days. chris christie. very different situations. answer to the question everybody is wondering, are these guys telling the truth? we will start with a-rod. he will set out the entire 2014 major baseball league season. over the weekend, rodriguez cut suspension on repeal. the suspension for violating the performance enhancing drugs -- >> he was the pelt on the wall. they went so hard, they are paying for cooperation. they wanted to make an example of this guy who went to such lengths to lie to major league baseball. let's see if it permeates the rest. >> rodriguez says he will fight the decision in federal court. he said

this is the first time that general motors has won both awards in the same year. growth in the auto market is slowing a bit so any type of recognition could help generate sales. there is a lot of excitement at this year's auto show. as one organizer put it, what we're seeing is the resurgence of the american auto industry. the global appeal of north american made cars is growing. u.s. auto industry is riding high. last year automakers exported more vehicles than ever, two million, and 15.6 million vehicles were sold in the u.s. these figures are a vast improvement compared to just four years ago when the recession hit vehicles sales dropped to $10.4 million. >> the auto industry has come back to fight another day and today it is thriving. >> reporter: dr. john taylor is the business professor in tried. he recalls the days of 2009 when general motors, chrysler and ford were running on yes, ma'am. >> it was quite a mini depression. >> reporter: vehicle sales plummeted. the u.s. government under the obama administration bailed out both g.m. and chrysler and ford foun

doctors say that's to mark the parts of her brain that control motor function. they are doing it with the numbers, they place it on the brain to make sure they don't touch those so when they remove the tumor they don't affect her motor functions. >> that's, like, marking out evidence at a crime scene. >> yes! but watch. during the surgery she calls her husband. >> i am moving my hand and fingers, everything's good. >> that is bizarre. that is bizarre! >> and the doctor said after the surgery, she should be able to go home in two to three days and would be back in school because she's working on her mba in about a month. >> just the fact that they're inside her skull, inside her head and she's on the phone with her husband moving her hands and talking, what the heck? >>> group of motorcyclists out for a ride in tijuana, mexico, and they are going pretty fast here. but it's not their speed that's making this video note worthy. it's this altercation here because there's something going on back here with a few of the bikers and a cabdriver. i got to say, this scene

gm is also celebrating the end to the unwelcomed government motor's label. this auto show also marks the end of chrysler as we knew it. the company is now completely owned by fiat. the company that bought a majority stake after chrysler's bankruptcy. chrysler earned some praise today. but make no mistake while the auto industry is in much better shape there are real concerns about another slowdown in u.s. sales in 2014. predictions call for an increase of less than 6%, and that's down from 7.6% that we saw in 2013, that raises the chance that auto makers will cut prices and raisin sensitive again. so while it's easy to get caught up in the hype and the glitz, detroit cannot afford to forget what made its resurrection necessary in the first place. ford ceo, alan mulally pumped new life in to ford after losing money in 2006. i spoke to him earlier. >> it has been the number vehicle of cars and truck for 32 years, and we announced our latest f-150, with exco boost engines and all of the improvements we're making in hauling capabilities, and it was a great day f

we stayed at the swift current motor in on the parks east side.in 1911 and became a starting point for people to explore the national parks beauty. a coffee shop and general store make the swift motor inn a easy place to extend back country trips or short day hikes on one of the area's excellent trails. we had a great time exploring here in glacier national park in montana. this is truly a hiker's paradise and one of the most beautiful places in the world. to plan your trip to glacier national park go to livewellnetwork.com and click or search motion. and remember to follow motion on the road by our facebook fan page. we'll see you next time. right?! is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. this is so much more... what's different? oh, it's my chicken and cheese enchilada diet. well keep it up, honey. it's working. oh, gracias! did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! lisa, did i tell you i'm on the... [ male announcer ] soups so indulgent, you'll neve

general motors is likely headed for its 16th stakeholder profit.ler cut its earnings forecast due to lower- than-expected sales of videogames. new hardware such as the ps for an xbox one consoles also reduced profit margins. shares of intuit surged today as the company posted for luminary quarterly revenue -- a limoneira quarterly revenue. -- preliminaryst quarterly revenue. it topped analysts estimates. the top headlines. >> only 11 people have won all four major annual american entertainment awards, the annie, tonyy, -- emmy, grammy, and academy award. my next guest is one of them. and stage legend rita marino will soon be the recipient of the screen actors guild awards time achievement award. she joins us now on "taking stock." meet you.easure to thank you for coming on. this is an award from your peers, your fellow actors and actresses. tell us about that. wakes this is extraordinary. for acars are an award performance in a specific film. the screen actors guild awards is an honor. what am i going to say when i accept this at this astonishing m

the nitro circus live motor home. my brother actually drives that. >> yeah. spent my fair share of time in the hospitals and having different types of surgeries. >> what have you had broken? >> there's a lot. i mean, the list is quite long. but one of the things i don't -- it's kind of a superstition i guess but i really don't like to talk about the specific injury. >> fair enough. it's just a few hours before showtime. i don't want "nightline" to be blamed for any sort of problems. >> reporter: backstage the tour director gives some final advice. >> we all know that tonight is probably the biggest "nitro circus live" ever. to be in new york city, madison square garden, and have it sold out is a big deal for all of us. thank you guys for putting on such a great show that people want to come see it. >> one, two, three -- nitro! >> reporter: it's showtime. in front of a sold-out crowd jolene wants to give the performance of a lifetime. >> do you have to like get yourself psyched up and ready? >> yep. most definitely. dirt bikes, stunts, tricks, anything like th

>> this is really, really really a big deal for general motors. right now growth for the auto market is slowing a bit, so this is a huge plus so it can generate sales for g.m. what we're seeing is the resurgence of the american auto industry. u.s. auto sales have rebounded. plant are hiring again and the global appeal for american-made cars is growing. last year automakers exported more vehicles than ever, 2 million, and 15.6 million vehicles were sold in the u.s. these figures are a vast impro improvement compared to just four years ago when the recession hit vehicle sales dropped to 10.4 million. >> the auto industry has come back to fight another day. dr. john taylor is a business professor in detroit. he recalls the days of 2009 when general motors, chrysler and ford were running on empty. >> it was quite a mini depression. >> reporter: vehicle sales plummeted. the u.s. government under the obama administration bailed out both g.m. and chrysler and ford found financial relief in federal loans. >> that had to happen to help extricate themselves

. >> i am edward hasbrook and member of the san francisco bicycle coalition and never owned a motor vehicle in my life and as long as i have lived in san francisco and the majority of my life i have the bias of motorists against bicyclists and the police repeatedly against bicyclists. you will hear more about this next thursday but i want to speak to the deficiencies in your statistics that hide and prevent you from seeing that pattern of bias. you have statistics. most assaultings on bicyclists fortunately don't leave the bicyclists in the hospital or mouth and no collision and just swerved at us and terrorize us off the road. those don't show up. if people were coming repeatedly saying there is a

reference to the auto industry and the head of general motors. what is -- else did you take away from the speech question mark rex president obama did not necessarily take a victory lap and talk about the recovery of the detroit auto industry, but new ceo andon gm's the manufacturer in michigan who is turning around the workforce, job training. and i thoughtthat it was manufacturing specific and michigan-specific. in ohio and the second and north carolina. he did make mention of fuel economy standards and his efforts going forward to make those stronger for new tracks. >> based on what he did or did not say about the auto industry, is it your sense that the white house feels that we have pivoted, that we have made the turned the industry is on the rebound and the recovery we have been seeing in the improving number of car sales will continue in the year ahead? >> the auto industry has come around. all the automakers are turning a profit. detroit came off of its auto show that had high attendance, the highest attendance in about 11 years. i did th

general motors announced they will pay to $0.30 dividend, that is a big deal. the ceo now will be stepping down one of his last moves. 39.49. back to you. lori: thank you as always. ashley: the nsa respondent reports the software with nearly 100,000 computers use radio waves to conduct surveillance whether or not the user is actually connected to the internet. a spokesperson responding nsa activities are focused specifically deployed against and only against valid for intelligence targets in response to intelligence requirements. ashley: i am a u.s. citizen proudly carrying my passport. another blow to new jersey and its governor, chris christie. the new trouble after the fallout. lori: metlife stadium full-blown prep for the super bowl a little more than two weeks away. we will take you inside. ashley: turns out girls don't give a hoot about princesses anymore. we will say more next. >> at 24 minutes past the hour, this is your fox news minute. police in san jose, california, asking the public's help after homeowner captured a suspected arsonisarsonists on a s