mr. dotson. section 502 interferes with national program that epa and nhtsa developed to reduce emissions. mr. dotson, can you briefly explain the national program and what are the goals? >> certainly. the purpose of the -- >> mike? >> can you hear me? >> yeah. >> the purpose of the program is essentially to -- the program is remarkably successful. it's -- it will essentially have the effect of doubling fuel economy or reducing emission of cars and trucks by half. emissions by half by 2025. >> all right. so why is it important to establish standards and how will changing the requirements affect the impact of the chi mat change? >> well, the -- it's now i think a consensus among scientific community and business and faith community it is a serious threat. last year, the panel said that they have high confidence that unmitigated warming leads to high to very high risk of severe widespread and irreversible impacts globally. food shortages. >> you don't have to talk about climate change. you don't ha

mr. greg dotson, center for american progress. s joan clay brock, former administrator of the national highway traffic and safety administration. mr. peter welch. automobile dealers association. mr. michael wilson, ceo of the automotive recyclers association. we do appreciate you all being here with us this morning. we're grateful for your forbearance during the first panel. we'll begin this panel with mr. an bainwol. you're recognized for five minutes for your opening statement. >> thank you, chairman burgess, ranking member schakowsky, members of the subcommittee. given reminder of pa nan nell, i remember john warner when he became elizabeth taylor's sixth husband. i know what to do i'm not sure how to make it interesting. so here i go. thank you for opportunity today, thank you testifying on u.s., europe and asia. our companies represent 75% of the marketplace. our industry will put a billion, billion new cars on the road over next decade around the world with more than 15% of those here in the u.s. a lot of steel and a lot of a

mr. dotson.section 502 of the discussion that would amend the clean air act buy anything with a national program that bp and nhtsa developed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fuel economy for passenger cars and trucks. can you briefly explain this national program and what are its goals? >> the purpose of this program -- >> mic. >> can you hear me? the purpose of the program is essentially to control carbon pollution from light duty vehicles. the program is remarkable successful. it will essentially have the effect of doubling fuel economy or reducing emissions of cars and trucks by half. reducing emissions by half by 2025. >> so why is it so important to establish industry greenhouse gas emission for vehicles iowa changing these commonsense requirements impact our ability to avoid or prevent the worst impacts of climate change the? >> it's now i think a consensus among scientific community, business and even if they've committee that climate change is a serious threat the glass to the incre

mr. greg dotson. former administrator of the traffic safety administration. mr. peter welch, president of the national automobile dealers association. and mr. michael wilson, the ceo of the automotive recyclers association. we do appreciate all of you being with us this morning. we're grateful for your forbearings during the first panel. mr. bainwol, you're recognized for your opening statement, please. >> thank you, chairman. given the size of this panel, i'm reminded of what former senator john warner said we he became elizabeth taylor's sixth husband. he said, i know what to do, i'm just not sure how to make it interesting. here i go. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of 12 global oems based in the u.s., europe and asia, our companies are 75% of the marketplace. our industry put about a billion new cars on the road in the next decade. that's a lot of steel and a lot of aluminum. astounding level of production with massive job and economic implications. more striking is a game-changing innovation that will bring social benefits. our compa

do we have mrs. dotson. >> there she is. >> and we thank her as well because we know that these jobs take you away from family a lot, and you've given so much to us, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> enjoy your retirement. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood but first on a friday morning, a check of your local news and >> this is 7news now. >> anchor: good morning, everyone. 8:27 with a beautiful look outside at the fall colors, jeremy. >> reporter: mostly sunny skies, jadiann. temperatures upper 40s, 50 in the city. plymouth at 47. breezy and cool through the day. temps don't change much this morning from this afternoon. forget that. low 50s this afternoon. your weekend dry, except for a morning. >> anchor: all right. breaking news this morning in the race for the white house. former rhode island governor and senator lincoln chafee has dropped out of the democratic president

do we have mrs. dotson. >> there she is. >> and we thank her as well because we know that these jobs take you away from family a lot, and you've given so much to us, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> enjoy your retirement. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood check of your local news and the republicans finally admit it. >>"republican kevin mccarthy saying ...the committee investigating benghazi and clinton's emails was created to destroy her candidacy..." "everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee... what are her numbers today?" republicans have spent millions attacking hillary... ...because she's fighting for everything they oppose... ...from affordable health care. ...to equal pay... she'll never stop fighting for you. and the republicans know it. >>i'm hillary clinton and revealed. halloween on "today." >> 8:3

do we have mrs. dotson. >> there she is. >> and we thank her as well because we know that these jobs take you away from family a lot, and you've given so much to us, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood but first on a friday morning, a check of your local news and weather. it's the way we craft the subway chicken & bacon ranch melt that sets it apart. crispy bacon, monterey cheddar, and cool, creamy ranch, on freshly baked bread. it's irresistible goodness that leads to nothin' but happiness. many iowa teachers need a long weekend -- so they can get healthy. classes at des moines roosevelt were let out early yesterday because dozens of teachers called in sick. 58 became ill a day after they went to the same luncheon. the district believes they all got food poisoning. they say the food came from two businesses... and it wasn't prepared at school..

do we have mrs. dotson. >> there she is. >> and we thank her as well because we know that these jobs take you away from family a lot, and you've given so much to us, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> enjoy your retirement. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood but first on a friday morning, a weather.the governors of all three siouxland states meet in south sioux city. terry branstad of iowa, pete ricketts of nebraska and dennis daugaard of south dakota took part in n e 14th tri- state governor's confererce thursday. nearly 200 leaders in government, businessssnd discussion. one big topic, attracting and keeeeng workers in each state. here's meterologist ben dorenbach. << << you'll want to pack the umbrellas today with on and off showers expected throughout most of our friday along with a few rumbles of thunder. the good news for football game goers tonight is that the rain sho

do we have mrs. dotson. >> there she is. >> and we thank her as well because we know that these jobs take you away from family a lot, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> enjoy your retirement. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood but first on a friday morning, a check of your local news and weather. >>> good morning, everyone. 8:26. it is a friday morning. looking at the george washington bridge. i'm darlene rodriguez. firefighters are still at the scene of a fire that damaged several stores in yonkers. a 99 crept store on south broadway. the fire broke out at 11:00 last night, grew to five alarms, spread to other businesses as well. firefighters were able to keep the flames away from st. john's church next door. parts of that historic church date back to the late 1700s. here's emily west with details about an accident involving a school bus in new jersey. what happens, em? >>>

do we have mrs. dotsony from family a lot, and you've given so much to us, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> enjoy your retirement. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood but first on a friday morning, a checki'm ... ==anim== a develop story... ==livepic== here's a live look at puerto vallarta. and the big hurricane now >>> good morning. a developing story. a look live at the big hurricane now approaching mexico. it's having a big impact in the bay area. travellers expecting to fly there today will not be able to get there. that video does not show the impact. but the radar does. a handful of direct flights. many travellers connect with flights out of los angeles. most are being canceled because of the approaching hurricane patricia which is called the most powerful storm on record. at the same time, two americans who are now visiting there are being told to come home as the sto

do we have mrs. dotsonily a lot, and you've given so much to us, and she's been generous to share you with us all these years. >> you bet. >> we will miss you. >> we love you, bob. bob dotson. >> enjoy your retirement. >> cheers. >>> coming up, we'll get a live concert from carrie underwood but first on a friday morning, a check of your local news and >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. 8:26. good sunshine on this friday morning. meteorologist bill henley with your first alert forecast. bill? >> beautiful, sunny day. we'll see sunshine through the day. what we won't get is the big warm-up that we saw yesterday. right now you're looking at camel back. that shake in the camera is coming from a steady wind that will bring us a cooler day today. temperatures are already lower than yesterday at this time. 54 degrees in philadelphia. pottstown, 48. >>> let's check the morning rush with first alert traffic reporter jessica boy iington. >> chris, as we go live right now, my camera zoomed out. we did have an

mr. greg dotson vice president for energy policy at the center for american progress, mr.joe claybrooke of the national traffic safety administration, mr. peter welch, president of the national automobile dealers association, and mr. michael wilson the ceo of the automotive recyclers association. we do appreciate all of you being here with us this morning. we will begin this panel with mr. bainwol. you are recognized for your opening statement please. >> thank you chairman, ranking member schakowsky and members of the subcommittee. given the size of the panel i'm reminded of what the former senator john warner said when he became elizabeth taylor's sixth husband. here i go. thank you for the opportunity to testify on behalf of the 12 global. our company our companies represent about 75% of the marketplace. our industry will put about eight days for a billion new cars on the road. with more than 16% of those in the u.s.. that is a lot of steel and aluminum and an astounding level of massive jobs and duplications. but even more striking than the scale is the game change game