with the race car and this s.u.v., now full production two week ago porsche says it's just the beginningesta with ecoboost and sedan. >> people don't want to give up lucks he rebut still want to do what they can for the environment. made it very natural progression to take our technology from our mass production models like the fusion and put it in to the hybrid the. >> the race to plug in comes as national highway traffic safety administration says, it will require all cars, vans and s.u.v.s to get 35.5 miles by 2016. in los angeles, adam housley. fox news. >> harris: a big announcement coming out of the the nato summit when president obama wants troops to end combat in average we'll have the latest in our top story coming up. plus, amazing pack tours september from space. the new way we're get glance at the shots of earth. knows how to make things that are good for you. new v8 v-fusion + tea. one combined serving of vegetables and fruit with the goodness of green tea and powerful antioxidants. refreshingly good. ♪ [ upbeat instrumental ] [ rattling ] [ gasps ] [ rattling ] [ laughing ]

turbulent times for porsche are over. the carmaker has posted a profit of more than 150 million euros in the last three months, mainly because of good sales of their models. >> let us take a look at market numbers in more detail, beginning in frankfurt. the dax index closed in negative territory at 66.97. a similar picture for the stock's 50. the figure was 2669 at the end of the day's trading. the dow is also in negative territory, a bit over a third of a percent in-at 11,051. the euro is trading 3115. despite the eurozone problem, and germany's economic problem continues. that is good news for businesses. personal bankruptcies are on the rise. >> germany's economy is in recovery mode, but many people have yet to benefit. this year, private bankruptcies are scheduled to speak for a total of 112,000 cases. that is nearly an 11% rise over 2009, and there is no shortage of reasons. >> for one thing, there are the consequences of higher unemployment in 2009, the cost of pensions isising, and running a household is more expen

porsche saw unit sales jumped 60%. upmarket gman demands are in demand at home. but middle brands have been hard hit at home in germany, with sales far below last year's numbers. car makers benefited from the popular "cash forclunkers" program in 2009. once that expired, show rooms were empty. domestic sales fell 37% in october alone. >> british oil giant bp has announced a third quarter profit $5.50 billion, despite a charge of $7.70 billion to finance the cost of the gulf of mexico oil spill. so far, it is billed as the worst oil spill in u.s. history, and has added up to $40 billion. >> the cleanup and damage claims have already cost bp 11.6 million euros. despite the enormous costs, the corporation posted third quarter profits of $1.30 -- 1.3 billion euros. investors have renewed trust in the company. bp shares lost half their value in the aftermath of the disaster on april 20. the share price has since stabilized, but it is still not clear when the company will make a full recovery. bp and its critics have differing opinions on the success of the cleanup. th

and second respectively at the children's miracle network classic in florida that she last saw his porsche played at the start of the day slowly fall away shots like that gary gets got to the top of the leaderboard with this play out on the seventeenth. and he kept his head on the eighteen to win by three shots. for them both so they both stay on the p.g.a. tour next season as for the shot of the day davis love the third bouncing a hole in one on base two hundred yard par three he finished nineteenth. was the rain delayed singapore open has been won by a stroke in adam scott the third time he's won the tournament did it by three straight margin. brings us to the end of the sports more a bit like. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. from. it.

carmaker's chief executive officer said that claims for damages could yet stop us from merging with porsche. the us stocks are showing more gains boosted by charging earnings reports and chinese data but investors stretch likely ahead of major market events later in the. hours hydro is for the first time purchasing and overseas russia's biggest renewable energy companies buying fifty one percent of a new hydro plant being built in vietnam the project is worth up to one hundred fifty million dollars with a part is aiming to finalize the deal by the end of this year energy consumption in vietnam has been growing at an annual rate of about twenty percent. also plans to enter the markets of last indonesia and india. a microsoft will help russia to develop its own silicon valley in school about the u.s. software giant will conduct research and encourage innovative research at the business school head of the skolkovo project victor vets see better plans to sign contracts with nokia and intel have to vote saw a forty percent jump in sales for the first ten months of the year compared with two thou

porsche saw unit sales jumped 60%. upmarket german demands are in demand at home. but middle brands have been hard hit at home in germany, with sales far below last year's numbers. car makers benefited from the popular "cash for clunkers" program in 2009. once that expired, show rooms were empty. domestic sales fell 37% in october alone. >> british oil giant bp has announced a third quarter profit of $5.50 billion, despite a charge of $7.70 billion to finance the cost of the gulf of mexico oil spill. so far, it is billed as the worst oil spill in u.s. history, and has added up to $40 billion. >> the cleanup and damage claims have already cost bp 11.6 million euros. despite the enormous costs, the corporation posted third quarter profits of $1.30 -- 1.3 billion euros. investors have renewed trust in the company. bp shares lost half their value in the aftermath of the disaster on april 20. the share price has since stabilized, but it is still not clear when the company will make a full recovery. bp and its critics have differing opinions on the success of the cleanup

turbulent times for porsche are over. the carmaker has posted a profis in the last three months, mainly because of good sales of their models. >> let us take a look at market numbers in more detail, beginning in frankfurt. the dax index closed in negative territory at 66.97. a similar picture for the stock's 50. the figure was 2669 at the end of the day's trading. the dow is also in negative territory, a bit over a third of a percent in-at 11,051. the euro is trading 3115. despite the eurozone problem, and germany's economic problem continues. that is good news for businesses. personal bankruptcies are on the rise. >> germany's economy is in recovery mode, but many people have yet to benefit. this year, private bankruptcies are scheduled to speak for a total of 112,000 cases. that is nearly an 11% rise over 2009, and there is no shortage of reasons. >> for one thing, there are the consequences of higher unemployment in 2009, the cost of pensions is rising, and running a household is more expensive. you could say that that

are looking at a test bed for technology that all the big super car manufacturers from ferrari to porsche to jag have to come up with ways to have exciting cars that will have good emissions and good fuel economy. just because of the very strict regulations that are coming down in europe and will eventually find their way here. but what -- is there a better more beautiful concept car in this haul? > >> reporter: it looks like something that juliette should be driving home. there are 50 cars like this debuts that are going to be on display at the los angeles auto show. 1,000 cars in all. back to you in the bay area. >> kent, ask jean, what is she seeing right now that excites her? i know if you have been in the business for a long time you get jaded. which car excites her right now? >> reporter: you have been in the business for a while, they're asking, or saying, they are asking, what gets you excited when you come to these car shows? what do you look for? >> i look for just brand-new cars. i really love cars. i'm there is a pony under here somewhere girl. it's all good to me if there is

they'll buy some second porsches and some new yachts and there will be some jobs created, but economic theory and practical experience suggest that it's not that many jobs. the multiplier effect for tax cuts for the very wealthy is very modest. because some of that money is actually saved. the top .1% of taxpayers will get an average tax break of $370,000. now, you can't say that that entire $370,000 is going to go toward goods and services. it's not. you'll get much more bang for the buck if you extend unemployment benefits. >> and let me ask you one final question about that. you write a lot about microloans. how about microloans here? the big banks aren't helending t the money. why don't we take that $140 billion and give it in microloans to women and see what they can do with it. >> i mean, there's so many ways we can indeed help people. there are microloans, there are education programs, preventing people from being laid off, for example, just to keep people in the market. so there are a zillion ways to do that. the least effective is to give large tax cuts to the wealthy. >> all

and while i was there was a porsche but a few charitable trust by creating a think tank, research institute by the press, which we created in 1996 called the project for excellence in journalism. as part of the pew research center here in washington. the way of the largest content analysis operation in the united states, studying what the media actually produce. on the theory that, conventional presses where you wag your finger at the press, so you could do that, really isn't effective anymore. but if you offer an empirical look on me say this is what you're doing. you decide whether it's whether you want to do, that has more leverage. >> mr. kovach, is an advantage, though, that people can get any types of news they want when they want, rather than wait for the morning paper? >> absolutely, it's marvelous. it's a wonderful system we have now. the only problem is people are now, as tom said, their own editors of what they're going to bring into their report. and their own reporters of was producing this that i'm bringing and. the people have to become much more aware of the information they

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. -- thank you porsche far during this perioor sponsoring this. we agree on what on what happens. we do have our own perspective on what happens. we only have time this morning to touch on a view of the highlights and key takeaway messages, but all of the numbers, the research at the republic part is, at resurgent republic.com. you'll see the memo and presentation based on the results. all of the data is available for those of you that want to dig deeper than what we will have a chance to do. it is resurgentrepublic.com. this is a survey we took the night of the elections and on wednesday of 1000 people, 886 voted in the 2010 election. we also had 114 who voted in 2008 and not 2010. we can simulate what a broader electorate would look like heading into a 2012 election. carl will say a few words about political climate issues -- i will say a few words about political climate issues and how we will govern going forward. we will give a lot of data, and it is very easy sometimes to miss the forest for the trees. i want to point out what the forest looks like so you have a few key poin

for example, porsche, we had a chance to talk with them about putting a hybrid in an suv.they had to say. >> everyone's embracing, you know, more efficient technologies, smaller displacement, and that's what we're doing as well so we stay in tune, and our customers want to be part of a brand that's smart, that's intelligent, and that's important finish us. >> reporter: l.a. has become one of the top auto shows in the world, jon. there are six unveilings alone. jon: i know there are a lot of auto shows out there, so what makes l.a. so special? >> reporter: well, california's the car culture. try to drive anywhere in l.a., you'll see that cars are, obviously, an important part of our makeup out here, but secondly, it's the number one hybrid market in the country here in los angeles. if you can get it in with hollywood, a lot of movie studios were down there, i saw badges for media day a couple days ago, badges from several studios looking at the cars on display, what are they going to put in their shows? if you get it in here, maybe it'll follow the rest of the country, and

and the expensive car companies say the same, porsche has a hybrid suv this year, and they say they arether cars coming out with hybrids, as well and you are seeing already the nissan leave and chevy volt and ford hasek co boo -- has eke co booco-boost and, maker at the auto show was talking about the hybrids and will have something in the showrooms soon or in the hoe room by the ends of next year. bill: adam housely, back from the auto show in l.a., drive away! thanks. martha: passengers are not the only ones fed up with security screening at airports, why pilots are ready to take on the tsa. bill: also, president obama is taking "friendly fire," and reports about an unusually mild mannered democrat, usually mild mannered, should say, ripping into the president. why it may be getting tough on the hill. for democrats and more. juan williams is in studio, minutes away. next. i'm hugh jidette. i'm running for president. if elected promise our 13 trillion dollar debt will double, maybe even triple. i'll continue to ignore our spiraling i'm hugh jidette and i say borrow like there's no tomo

until then, a porsche of this morning's"washington journal."'e of usa today." compromise or conflict. do you want your elected leaders to compromise or do you expect gridlock. aboutsaid, we don't know house races that have not been called out there. you can follow along on our website come c-span.org. we still are aggregating the election results. we have a map you can go through and fighting out where it all stands. there are two independents that will likely continue caucusing with the democrats for it on the two as tennis and races in washington state, patty murray has a slightly 30 ishee hold on, she would colchis with the democrats bring their majority to 53. in alaska, it is likely that the republicans would win that race whether it is a joke miller or lee said mark caskey. -- joe miller or lisa murkowski has the right and. in.e how are you doing? we know what happened when obama first took office. he had a, that was so bad from george bush. [inaudible] we, as american people, have put that the republicans back in charge and you know what? we will get wha

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the storm system is moving its way through porsche after >> today.elcomed with the traditional dance. a two week 10-day tour of asia and the pacific. she will go to the second largest city christ church tomorrow to survey the damage left behind by the earthquake that hit in september. thailand's crippling floods has risen to over 120. 12 more people were killed in southern thailand when rising waters began to inundate the southern region late monday. disaster officials say six million people in 39 provinces have been affected by the weeks of heavy floods. 12 more deaths recorded. when federal other swat including an attack. disaster officials say nearly 6 million people in 39 provinces have been affected. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. let's go outside, another look from the cemetery bridge, traffic is moving fairly well on highway 92. from hayward to foster city, we'll be right back. mom, have you seen my green shirt? ♪ i can't find it. ♪ [ female announcer ] new tide with acti-lift

she went to all the porsche schooporsche -- posh schools and frat enterized with all the posh people. she's been a waiting girl. not many girls, seven years, the press harassing her, doing a pretend job, all the things she's been doing. she pulled it off. >> how's william handling his role? >> william is very traditional, actually. he looks great and sort of hip. he's really not. william is basically pretty square. he's pretty square. he wants to be a farmer. >> is he charles' son more than i do anna's? >> he's very much charles' son more than i do anna's. harry is the renegade, the fun one. everybody prefers harry. william is a little square, a little overprivileged, how could he not be? he will be the king of england. he actually -- he's 28. this guy has been so protected. he's a soldier. the idea of protecting him from the press, they managed to pull that off for a long time. >> let's go from buckingham palace, willie geist, to philadelphia. michael vick. this is news, actually, michael vick last night, the performance of the year. it was nothing less than stunning. >> he looked li