at one point, someone was seen driving this porsche that had short, close-cropped hair.l you? >> it's always sounded like to me that somebody else drove that porsche to that location. and that that's another player. >> reporter: and remember that man caught on surveillance video fleeing the burning car? that white bucket we pointed our earlier could be another important clue. we noticed that it's similar to these buckets found by police searching the home of daron wint's parents, the very place he'd been living at the time of the murders. also found in the burnt porsche, a lime green construction vest, perhaps like this, that matches several more found in the garage of the charred house. >> maybe they used that as a ruse to get in the house. i mean, if they knocked on the door and the house people answered and they said, "you know, we're from the gas company and we think you have a gas leak," she's probably going to let you in. >> reporter: i asked housekeeper nelly gutierrez if those vests could have belonged to the savopoulos family. did you ever see anything like that

. >> people who have six or seven super luxury cars porsches lamborghinis. >> porsche opened a dealershiptehran. and in 2011 sold more cars than in any other middle eastern country. >> the people who have no problem driving expensive cars in iran. >> so who are these elite iranians buying up multimillion dollar apartments and driving around in fancy cars? with tough international sanctions in place, how do they manage to accumulate such fantastic wealth? >> what started defense bli as a religious movement in 1978 has evolve into a mafia like organization that controls business and all elements of iranian society. >> mark wallace is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations for management and reform. he's currently ceo of united against nuclear iran. >> what you've seen since the revolution is the mullahs and religious elites infiltrateing that economy. >> there's a select group of elite clerics who have become filthy rich through political corruption. >> through part of the political apparatus, they have benefitted or significantly. >> and in april in tehran the crashed a porsche, th

and what about the man seen driving the savopoulos porsche?s said he had short, well-groomed hair, very different description from daron wint. what does that tell you? >> is this a co-conspirator? did he call a friend and say come get this car for me? if so, who's the friend? >> reporter: police were interested early on in savvas's assistant jordan wallace because he lied several times about the money dropoff. at this point, investigators don't believe he committed the crime. as of now, daron wint had ordered held without bail. cnn has obtained new information about wint. his green card was already in jeopardy when he was arrested in march for receiving stolen property, but immigration was never notified about that arrest. >> daron wint was arrested in march. i.c.e. never received the fingerprints until he is arrested for the murders and that tells me there is a break down in the system somewhere. >> reporter: so many questions still remain. [ bells ringing ] >> reporter: as family and friends say good-bye to philip, amy, savvas and vera. main

. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for?> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you get that you can't sell stuff to? >> oh, we--it's not just the walk-in customers, it's the phone calls. >> yeah. >> it's the internet. >> seems busy. service seems busy. >> yeah, service does, like, $100,000 per month. sometimes we do a little bit more. >> so in your role as general manager, how much time do you spend out here? >> i'm back here quite often. >> those guys all reporting to you?

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travelers posted photos all over twitter, a porsche sticking out of terminal 7 at lax. what they don't show is the fact a 9-year-old girl, believed to be the daughter of an airline employee happened to be on the sidewalk and was critically injured. police say it appears this was a tragic accident. >> all indications saying that he probably mistook the gas pedal for the brake in the vehicle when he was dropping off a passenger at terminal 7. >> la city fire video shows the after math, the 67-year-old driver and the passengers injuries were not life threatening but the accident might be life changing. police say the car was in the outer lanes and veered onto the sidewalk and into the terminal. >> one thing we feel extremely fortunate about, there's minimal damage. i don't want to consider it simply cosmetic. >> reporter: in other words, the building is structurally sound. the car went into a utility closet and over stairwells. a chopper was overhead as crews gingerly removed the porsche, a tragedy that critically injured an unsuspecting girl. >>> a southern california lan

the porsche went right through the wall coming to a stop in a l.a.x. utility room. the driver and a passenger were also injured. police say he may have mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brake. >>> russia's involvement in ukraine is drawing fire on several fronts this morning. first, it's gotten vladimir putin shut out of next week's meeting of world leaders in germany and there are new doubts about russia's report blaming ukraine for downing malaysia airlines flight 17 last year. an independent group saying the photos in that report were faked. western countries believe the plane was shot down by a russian unit. >>> word this morning of a secretary accusers in the sex scandal now swirling. former house speaker dennis hastert. sources tell abc news that accuser is a former student of hastert's who was a teacher and coach at an illinois high school for 16 years. the man is not referred to in the indictment against hastert and didn't ask for or receive money from him. hastert is accused of violating banking laws while paying hush money to another accuser and lying

no it's a porsche. >> oh!oh my gosh. >> this is like something that happened playing with matchbox cars. >> it's insane. the car just loses control, fishtails, goes off the road hits the concrete barrier and sends it right up into the air. we actually have some shots here of the optima as well. i was quite surprised how well it held together. you can see the passenger compartment there hasn't crushed in. you can see as well the air bags fired up. the male driver was able to get out of the car. the female passenger had to be cut from the seat belt. both survived this accident a lucky escape. similar story for the second video comes out out of thailand. camera at an intersection. you'll see a situation that could quite easily have gone very very wrong. keep an eye on this silver pickup truck right here on the right-hand side. it will be turning into the road there when suddenly -- >> no! >> looks to be almost a dozen schoolchildren this was actually the school bus. this happens a lot in thailand. people pile int

the porsche!police believe the driver may have confused the pedals in the car accelerating rather than braking. >>> president obama is hosting a king and queen today. dutch king and queen are in the united states for the first time since taking the throne two years ago. the president praised the netherlands as one of the oldest and the most precious allies. they had diverse conversations from ukraine to iraq and ebola. the dutch royals visited the tomb of the unknown. they will take in the washington national baseball game tonight. >> what do you get when you take an academy award-winning director and combine him with a paranormal premise and it's the science fiction thriller "the whispers". >> x marks the spot. you're supposed to step on it. >> film pioneer steven spielberg is co-producing this haunting new drama that unearths this strange new phenomenon gripping children in the nation's capital. he talked with barry sloan, a defense department operative who is trying to figure out what is trying

these guys testing the limits of these cars a guy in a have super-charged nissan 350-z, up ahead a porscheand gets the early jump, but who is this? he's got a vw rabbit? blasting past the z and smokeses the 911. that's what you call a sleeper. >> greatest car video ever. >> the guy in the z takes it all in stride >>> the economy here called a tatta-nano trying to test the limits of high-speed maneuvering? >> let's just saying it doesn't happen. >> the limits of this car you aren't really hard to find. off it goes. >> seriously that looks like a tine tuna can, with tiny little wheels. >> this guy walks into a store which looks like a camera shop of some type. you see frames and camera bags on the wall but the guy is not interested in it. he's taking a five-finger discount on the laptop. he puts it in hi pants and walks out. >> it might in and out dawn on you you might be caught on camera? >>> these men think these people involved in this crime probably have been there before. you see a guy walking in a dolly with a hoodie over his head a heavy gaming machine. what? >> some of the gambling m

talking about porsche, there are people loyal to it.erry have the ability to distinguish itself with the quality of the product and loyalty of consumers to sustain itself as a niche player. >> john chen is trying to make money. whether you continue to make the hardware or not, that doesn't matter to him. >> $3.5 billion enterprise value. you don't have to have that much in the market to justify that valuation. >> he is trying to narrow losses first. >> exactly. steve grasso joins us now. you've been busy here. >> i was. >> you are making money right now. >> the 9:30 to 4:00 gig was calling. >> what is the trade right now? major averages went nowhere today. where was the trading going on? >> everyone is waiting on greece. everyone is wait on the fed two. major things moving the markets. you look for the nuclear deal in iran. you look for russia with nuclear headlines. there are so many things out there. nothing -- everything is in the gray area. everything is black and white. >> we saw individual standouts here. telecom finished higher.

up ahead a porsche 911 gt nissan gets the early jump. here comes the 911, but who's this? is that a vw rabbit? >> it is. >> blasting past the z and smokin' the 911. that's what you call a sleeper. >> how does that happen? >> that's the greatest car video ever. >> the guy in the z takes it all in stride. listen to him laugh. [ laughter ] >>> and the economy car, calmed a tata nam ohno. testing high-speed maneuvering. >> say it doesn't happen. >> no. the limits of this really hard to find. off it goes. >> like seriously, like a tuna can. >> it's a tuna can with tiny little wheels. >>> animals, matt. just like aretha franklin. >> just want some r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> keep an eye on the young lady. the horse bucks. >> i think the horse isn't happy being calmed those names. >> oh! wow! that looked really painful. >> you know what? that horse was feeling very stressed and at that moment was feeling attacked. you need to just walk away. >> a lot of the people online agree with you, on the way they was shouting at the horse as it bolted when she got thrown off. screaming, then runs off

. >>> passengers had to dive for cover when an out of control porsche slammed in to a terminal at l.a.x. the driver telling police he accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake and that sent the car up on to the sidewalk where it hit a 9-year-old girl before crashing in to the building. the little girl is in critical condition tonight. the driver and passenger in the car suffered minor injuries. no word tonight on whether any charges will be filed. >>> tonight the feds have lost the right to collect your phone records after the senate allowed several key provisions of the patriot act to expire. wendy gillette reports the nsa may not be on hold for long. >> mr. president i request a live quorum call. >> reporter: kentucky republican senator and presidential candidate rand paul had vowed he would make sure sections of the patriot act expired at midnight sunday. he says the law that allows surveillance programs to collect data including americans telephone records is illegal. >> i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. >> reporter

the porsche comes to a stop and the customer escapes with minor injuries. store, however, sustains major damage. the structural repairs and replacements of products cost more than $200,000. it's an expensive night out for the young soccer star. but not an unfamiliar one. it's national news in 2009 when he accidentally smashed his bmw into a house. as for this incident, he apologizes through his lawyer and admits to being legally intoxicated. he pays for all damages and is banned from driving in belgium for four months. after that, he's required to take a new driving test in order to reinstate his license. legear blames the accident on mistakenly pressing down on the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. perhaps his talented footwork is limited to the soccer fields. >>> coming up -- >> left foot. touch your nose. >> police put suspected drunk drivers to the test. >> he goes to reach up and he loses his balance and he just falls backwards. >> you okay? >> when "caught on camera: altered states" continues. so this beauty can be yours with a down payment and

she was hurt as a porsche slammed through a terminal wall yesterday. two men inside the vehicle were also taken to the hospital and investigators believe the 67- year-old driver mistook the gas pedal for the brake. >>> a series of shootings including one that left a bicyclist dead has people on edge in a colorado town. the fbi is now joined the search for the gunman. jeff glor has more. >> reporter: two weeks after bicyclist john somewhere key by was shot and killed in windsor, colorado, investigators now say his killer has struck at least once before. but they aren't saying how they know. >> type of evidence i will not discuss. i'm keeping that for the integrity of the investigation. >> reporter: police say whoever killed him also shot corey romero in the neck on a nearby interstate a month earlier. >> 911 what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm on the highway right now and somebody just hit me and i'm bleeding from my neck and i'm scared. >> reporter: the 20-year-old says at first she didn't realize she'd actually taken a bullet. >> i thought i'

we're actually on the tarmac in a porsche.of the experience. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, living it large at l.a.x. >> i'm just saying -- >> #allrightythen. more ahead. >>> new warning about kids and oversnacking. come on back. >>> coming up, "gma's" summer concert series presented by coppertone sunscreen. coppertone sport sunscreen puts a breathable layer on your skin to help keep it hydrated by holding in natural moisture while providing protection from harmful uv rays. game on. coppertone sport. welcome to the sleep revolution. all new emergen-zzzz. a natural way to power down. with melatonin plus vitamin c and other antioxidants. to work their magic while you sleep. don't just sleep, revitalize. new emergen-zzzz power down to power up. (music) boys? (music) stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 passat tdi clean diesel models. how do they make starburst taste so juicy? th

. >> reporter: but police insist wint is in this video, running from the family's burned porsche, shortly after the home was set on fire. winlt once worked for savopoulos's steel manufacturing company, but left over a decade ago. >> he has nothing against the deceased man. >> reporter: after the service today, the family stood close together on the church steps, watching their loved ones pass by, one final time. ryan smith, abc news, washington. >> and if i lose those tools, it is a huge problem. >> reporter: as of tonight, those tools are gone because of a political fight here. they should be reinstated later in the week but between now and then law enforcement says its job will be tougher. david? >> david kerley on capitol hill for us. >>> overseas tonight, the battle for control of iraq. days after iraqi fighters vowed to take back the stronghold city of ramadi from isis. new images tonight showing iraqi aircraft unleashing air strikes on suspected isis targets. a hideout. we learned 2,300 u.s.-issued hum sleep vies felled into the hands of isis. >>> right here in new york city tonight

. >> reporter: but police insist wint is in this video, running from the family's burned porsche, shortly after the home was set on fire. wint once worked for savopoulos' steel manufacturing company, but left over a decade ago. >> he had nothing against the deceased man. >> reporter: after the service today, the family stood close together on the church steps, watching their loved ones pass by, one final time. ryan smith, abc news, washington. >> ryan, thank you. >>> to washington tonight, and to a fierce debate. the nsa and those controversial surveillance programs, gathering information on private phone records and e-mails. tonight on hold, as lawmakers debate the patriot act, now expired. but many are asking, who's now tracking the so-called lone wolves in this country in the meantime? here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: for nearly 24 hours now, the program that gathers and searches americans' phone records has been shut down. the bulk data program, revealed by former nsa contractor edward snowden, one of some of the provisions of the patriot act which expired. but law enforcement

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porsche came up tops in the survey, followed by tia, jaguar, -- based on consumer reports. those of the stories we are following this hour. back to you. later, acoming up monsoon brings in more rain than expected. we are live in mumbai for an update. ♪ bank stake's private and the latest property numbers that of china. ♪ >> stories making headlines. flooding in parts of southern china. record rainfall last weekend. swollen rivers washed away houses and caused landslides. heavy rain caused flash flooding in shanghai. prompting social media storm about the prosperous cities poor drainage system. china's latest high-speed rail route. line passesion ry through scenic spots. the line is due to open the passengers on july 1. world heldund the prayers to mark the start of the holy month of ramadan. different countries started ramadan on different days due to various interpretations. authoritieseligious declared that that they will begin from sunrise thursday. rishaad: back to our top stories. new home prices in china fell from the previous month. we have a chinese economist. what

she has a huge deal with porsche. we talk about that a little bit in the article. a brand herself that luxury companies have decided she is a really good representative for them. you compete with the other luxury magazines out there because there are so many of them. >> we are lucky to have the built in subscriber base. we have the readers that are getting the magazine. they are the target audience anyway. within the markets we are super people whoat we have are going to read the magazine, and they are ready trust bloomberg with a lot of the news. we think by redoing the magazine, making a beautiful and great that they will trust bloomberg with more of their news. reader 500average $75,000 household income. incredible. >> yes. very wealthy. betty: thank you so much. much more ahead, including what will fifa look like without the long president? we will look at that next. ♪ ♪ betty: 10:00 and san francisco, 1:00 in new york. mark: this is the bloomberg market day. the great prime ministers said he will press creditors to be realistic as they prepare a final proposal

there is all kinds of new credit devices, leasing has grown, it used to be only for a worse -- porschnow termse of loans are longer. people are getting six-year loans, seven-year loan. boom here. a how healthy is it for the automakers and for the consumers.-- alix: julie, how healthy is it? >> the one that surprised me the most was chrysler, whose sales are among the strongest relative to expectation. and the stock is down today. thoughdoes not seem as -- and that is not typical, they don't always trade on the auto sale numbers. there is a debate now if a company should release monthly data. mcdonald's adjust. -- mcdonald's just stopped doing it. traders have already made that decision. they are trading on the longer-term. >> as they should be, month month is notone enough, for sure. alix: what about the issue of the automakers? >> if you look at stocks over the last 12 months, you will see that gm is up, ford is down roughly 5%. that is not an up arrow or down arrow, they have issues in house. there was a recall problem, ford has had the switchover from the former f150. and how long

getting back into the market thanks to mortgage and the down payment rules and incentives like free porschest: stephen engle in hong kong. there are reports that lester holt will become the permanent anchor of nbc's nightly news. hold replaced brian williams four months ago. williams was suspended for exaggerating his role in a helicopter attack in iraq. the new york times says he will move to msnbc. the streets of downtown chicago will be lined with hockey fan today as the city celebrates the blackhawks' third stanley cup in five years. tens of thousands of fans are expected to greet the team when the buses arrive for a rally. engulfed, the u.s. open is underway at chambers bay in washington state. rory mcilroy has 13 times this year but michael -- rory mcilroy has won three times this year. shares of fit that -- shares of , a good day for the company and ceo james park who is standing by with leslie picker. leslie: i'm here with james park, ceo of fitbit. a lot of analysts i spoke to said the key for fitbit costs access is the company's innovation. leslie: where is your key focus? james: t

unlike you they're interested in making lots of money and keep lots of money and by themselves the porsches or penthouses of whatever else it might be that go with that so you are going to start feeling oh really i need these things too. i can't enjoy life without them but i think there are other people with a strong commitment and the their own character well enough to know i won't be seduced into that. i will be firm in my commitment and tell my friends i will be firm and king those friends who have those values. it is the use for thing to do. it is an understanding when money is a greater assets, particular skills he might have the lead you to being an aid worker or whatever it might be. >> for a lot of people trying to decide what to read to have more to pursue what means most to them, how much do you think they should sit down and care about these issues when selecting a career or should they do what they love and hopefully be successful and be able to give? >> they should think about these issues this is true that if you heat the work you are doing you are probably not going to be suc

you are also seeing it with companies like porsche, selling lower priced cars.: it's just how they package it and frame it. pim and how they take your money. m: scarlet: trouble at conagra foods. they are now threatening the company's board. that's coming up next. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. targetedoods is being by activist investor jana partners. is threatening to nominate three directors to the board following disappointing results from the company's purchase of ralcorp. craig g mona is here to discuss. this is not limited to jana and conagra. we have seen a lot of shakeup in the ministries. stands that 3g over cost-cutting has come to town in a big way over heinz. they are taking over craft. -- kraft. the was consumer is moving away from the center of the aisle, and a lot of these companies are struggling. scarlet: this is an example of how m&a hurt rather than helped. paper this made sense. it was a company with solid brands, or run blocker and swiss miss saying -- orbital redenbacher. it'srprised some people, been a problem. the deal has not worked well for t

the best-performing european bank bank porsche gas -- portuguese, 3% drop.t is the biggest drop since 2011. every single has fallen pretty difficult to be discriminate. jonathan: thank you. an echo of 2011. less of that back to the top story. greece banks shut until at least the sixth of july and capital controls imposed. we are joined on the phone by the ceo of the bank of cyprus. john, the last time we spoke was april as cyprus was unwise and -- on widening capital controls. in your experience, you can introduce them by the wicked, how long could it take to unwind -- by the weekend, how long could it take unwind? guest: to have implementable measures as a key question is we have them in place and now what are we going to do to create the conference to a the banking system can be stable and the country can remedy the issues that they are putting in place. cyber and has taken two years and we were moved to the domestic capital controls more quickly than we did the national capital controls. in cyprus, very strong government actions and a proper tax collectio

apparently, it was a nightmare for the valet, though, having to park all those porsches. [ laughter ] beach in florida. [ cheers ] that's good. that's a good guess that this will be a pro-florida joke. [ laughter ] when does it ever break the other way? beachgoers in florida have been warned about deadly flesh eating bacteria in the sea water. of course, if you're even in florida, you've already ignored a few warnings. [ laughter ] you're a play with fire kind of person. [ applause ] a company, this is very exciting, a company has developed a fitness tracker that is worn around the penis and can count the number of calories burned during intercourse. [ light laughter ] unfortunately it also links to facebook. [ laughter ] disable, whatever that -- disable that part. you do not want it. you don't want to stink that up. new report, this is fascinating to me, a new report shows that 7% of all the potatoes grown in the united states are turned into mcdonald's french fries, 7% of all the potatoes, turned into mcdonald's french fries. even crazier, 12% of all the potatoes grown are turned i

. >> reporter: just down the hall porsche estridge is looking back on 46 years of education. >> when i add in my leave, i've got 47 years, nine months and 25 days of teaching. >> reporter: she says there's a good reason why she didn't take more time off. >> i didn't have to. i have good health. i'm committed. i didn't have to. >> reporter: in the school's main office retiring assistants assistant principal francis montez has advice. >> you have to have a passion for education, a passion for children and their families. you have to be able to help everyone. >> reporter: in northeast d.c., vanessa herring, wusa9. >> we wish them well. the teachers union offered to take all three retirees to dinner. >>> coming up the bridge reconstruction plan that didn't go quite as planned. >> but first what the feds found when they cracked down on healthcare fraud. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> stocks on wall stree

when you land take those secret stairs off the jetway yep, porsche.s? >> we have your bags tagged and we find the bags while you're waiting in the porsche. here in l.a. they whisk you to a secret location on century boulevard to meet your chauffeur, no baggage claim, no paparazzi scrum. this feels wrong. >> it's part of the experience. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt abc news, living it large at l.a.x. >> i'm just saying -- >> #all rightythen. >>> new warning about kids and oversnacking. come on back. >>> coming up "gma's" summer concert series presented by coppertone sunscreen. y skin? coppertone sport sunscreen puts a breathable layer on your skin to help keep it hydrated by holding in natural moisture while providing protection from harmful uv rays. game on. coppertone sport. welcome to the sleep revolution. all new emergen-zzzz. a natural way to power down. with melatonin plus vitamin c and other antioxidants. to work their magic while you sleep. don't just sleep, revitalize. new emergen-zzzz power down to power up. (music) boys

there are some heated moments this year like when this porsche burst into flames.illion people converged on the french town to watch this race. >>> the hbo series "entourage" ended in 2011 and critics say it probably should have stayed on the small screen. the stars and director of the new movie are out directing the new film saying it all matters what the viewers think. here's our report. >> there is no way we were ever going to get a fair shake from the critics. there's no way. they just weren't going to do it. it's just the way that they are wired. >> this movie is enormous. if it fails, you go down quicker in flames bigger than the behindenberg. >> did it surprise you? did it bruise you? >> i think they are such idiots, it's almost not comprehensible the way they have taken this on to some p.c. political thing and people who have had some success can't have a good time basically which is what it feels like. ♪ i'm ready for trouble ♪ >> these girls out here are crazy. >> one of the points that people refer to i suppose is these hedonistic, how attitudes have cha

no this is not ken rottweiler, he drives a white porsche, but this is 62 years old, first corvette rolled off a assembly line. guess how much? 3200 bucks. >> that was a lot of money. >> suggested retail 3250. get a deal, coupons a couple of discounts. ride the corvette this morning. we have an accident on the westbound pennsylvania turnpike, on the westbound ramp to the northbound lanes of 476 northeast extension. so already delays heading west on that ramp to head north up toward the lansdale interchange. i found the down tree, a montgomery drive at belmont avenue and belmont plateau. our news van pulled up on the overnight. we told the city about it. we have a crew on the way. in the meantime folks are making u turns and pushed away. use ford road to get to martin luther king drive. that belmont avenue montgomery drive intersection is short cut trying to get to the drive 30 begin with and a roid that detour. later on tonight weather permitting we will get a chance to see a free movie movie night bring popcorn and blanket, annie set to play at 8:30 along that new stretch of dilworth park

was going to tell you that janette, driving the f-150, which is their famous truck, banged into a porschebut they said it was a bumper but they let her go. you notice that. they let her go. >> oh, jeez. >> you know who hasn't had a violation since 1992 or before that? 1988. guess why? she's been driven around then tire time. >> scooby scooby doo. >> this is so stupid. >> and i hope i becomes president and never has to drive again for the rest of his life. >> what about you, do you run people over? >> so marco rubio was four of those 17. >> yeah. >> tickets, whatever. that makes him once every 54 months he gets cited? i wish i had that. i wish 99% of people on the road had marco's record. they threw her in to make him look bad. >> you can't even hang onto one of your cars that long. >> throw bill's indiscretions in with her record? >> you know this carl saul? well guess what. rubio got a lawyer to handle all this and so he got a bunch of them written off, thrown out, that isn't bad. >> for bill clinton, it was sex drive. hillary, hard driver rubio, can't drive. if this is all you're going

authorities believe the 67-year-old man behind the wheel of his porsche was dropping off a passenger here at terminal 7 sunday evening when he confused his gas pedal with his brake. >> the little girl was flying through the air. she clearly hit her head. she was unconscious, everybody was yelling for a doctor. >> reporter: the 9-year-old who was on the curb with her mother and siblings when she was hit is still in critical condition this morning. the driver and his male passenger were both injured, as well. but not seriously. investigators aren't sure how fast he accelerated but his luxury sports car ended up deep in a supply room just above a stairwell. where this tsa agent was storing his biker.cycle. >> looks like i'll be using the bus for awhile. >> reporter: this morning police do not believe the driver was under the influence at all. again, they just think this was a terrible accident. one that robin, could have been a whole lot worse. >> all right, ryan, thank you. >>> now we remember beau biden, tributes pouring in for the vice president's beloved son who died after facing br

. >>> three people are hurt after a porsche crashed into a terminal at los angeles international airport yesterday. the vehicle slammed into a wall and then went into a utility room at l.a.x. a 9-year-old girl who was a pedestrian is in critical condition. the driver and a passenger are hospitalized, but they are expected to be okay. police say the driver mistook the gas pedal for the brake. >>> and comedy star tracy morgan did his first television interview since surviving a deadly crash that tooked life of his close friend. morgan talked on the "today" show about being in a coma and the difficult road to recovery. nbc's mark barger reports. >> i can't believe i'm here. >> reporter: tracy morgan says he doesn't remember the accident. a collision between his limo bus and a walmart track for trailer going 20 miles over the speed limit. it left morgan with brain trauma and broken bones but killed his friend james income narmcnair. >> bones heal. >> morgan said he repeatedly watched coverage of the accident and his friend's funeral on youtube. >> i didn't know what happened to my friend. i

the 24-year-old german helping porsche to their victory. >> nadal winning in straight sets the third time he's won although the previous two times it was held on clay. >> the worst of my career, that's how he described his performance in saturday's diamond league meeting. he had wanted to break 20 seconds for the first time this season in new york but finished in 20.29 seconds over a second slower than his own world record. he is still hopeful he can turn things around ahead of the world championships in beijing. >> australia lost three early wickets. west indies 33 for five, need 359 runs with five wickets remaining. that is all your sport for now. >> thank you very much. laura in london is standing by to bring you the next bulletin. thanks for watching. court ordered sudan's president to stay in the country until monday when it will decide whether to hand him to the icc. >>> this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up a coalition of militia push back fighters linked to isil in libya. >>> zoo animals roam the streets in georgia after major floods which killed 12 people. >>>

investment, and people tend to say hey, who wouldn't want to drive the cars you're showing here porschesnd bentley's, and audis, their a great product and everybody's putting out good product. sometimes it's a better choice. >> are those the cars that are selling? high end cars are you see the work house cars, used cars, be strong in terms of sales? >> premium car sales are up for sure. if you look at the numbers. like i said i was just references audi but sales are record ever best month ever since they brought their cars to the u.s. you're looking at the same thing, infinity sales are up fca, which is fiat they're up, they have new product, but they were down for so long because they didn't have new product. and people are saying you know what, i could use a truck, truck and suv sales are strong and they're going to be strong until gas prices change. >> pull the trigger, kelly, just browsing at the diner when you're going through auto trader. >> porsche has your name on that. >> my heart is a 1989 toyota land cruiser. i didn't find one in there, but i know the credit's available, thank

fox's porsche a brewer looks at the powerful message he is trying to spread. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: emmanuel hawkins has come a long way since his day as a 2-pound baby, born 12 weeks early following his mother's brutal murder in 20 on 36789 his grandmother nanny hawkins says doctors paint ed a bleak picture of emmanuel's future. >> i was told he would have chronic lung disease, he wouldn't be able to walk, talk or do anything. >> reporter: but today the 11 year-old is almost doing anything you can imagine. >> looking good, big guy. >> reporter: but when he loves being outdoors on the go. with help from his grandmother you can add they're to that list of activities, they are comic book, bully me, in way has just been public. >> it focus owes the problem and solutions to bullying. >> our goal, it is to educate kids. >> reporter: hawkins came up with the idea last year after she had to tell emmanuel about why his mother, tara was dead n2003 a 17 year-old boy was bullying tara a over $10 he wanted from her. tara was three months pregnant when young man attack her at the apartment comp

porsche topped the list for initial quality. kia took the number two spot. jaguar number three. and hyundai came in at number four. infinty rounded out the top brands. >>> so maybe your commute takes you through union station. a major hub that serves 35 million people a year and that number is expected to double in about 20 years and planners say an expansion for the station is already behind schedule. developers want to expand the station and add a new development over the rail yard behind the main building. trade officials say the development is key because of the station's central location. >> the greater washington region is central to this region of tyson's, up to colombia, maryland and baltimore. union station is central to it. >> the development project is being held up because the city needs to rebuild the hopscotch bridge over "h" street. the mayor and city planners say they're working to expedite that project. >>> loudoun county schools can be losing a top administrator. we now know she is one of the three finalists for a superintendent job in south carolina. final int