>>neil: what does a loaded, loaded prius? >>guest: about $38,000.is probably $32,000. the average transaction is about $26,000. if you look --. >>neil: the average camry? >>guest: about $24,000 so a couple of thousand dollars. >>neil: so to make up going from the camry to theory serious i would have to own it for a couple more years. >>guest: a couple. couple. the acknowledge car on the -- the average car on the road today is 11 years old and the average person keeps their car five or six years but i don't think moment most people sit down and calculate pay back on car. they look what their budget is, how were they can afford on a monthly basis and part the monthly basis is cost of operating a car. that factors into their decision. >>neil: your big money makers across the board, yours, g.m., ford, they are not --. >>guest: we make money across the board on most. >>neil: but it is not as if the camry is going away? >>guest: no we told 42,000 last month and it will continue to be the top seller. >>neil: always good to hear from you. reap a lie often t

this is controlled by the same transistor that controls the toyota prius. when the elevator is empty, the counterweight polls the elevator and it generates electricity by breaking. the same thing as in your toyota creosote or another hybrid car. -- prius or another hybrid car. here inside we have the ibtv drive. this is important for landing of the elevator. also, acceleration and deceleration, if there is instability in a car, can be reduced. >> so we have taken a ride in an antique elevator. >> this was an elevator built in 1913. >> we have checked out current elevator technology. >> these were installed in 1972, outside observation elevators. >> it is not standard because there is no tape that runs it. but shane we have seen the future of the elevator technology. >> i am going to push the access key which will access the voice. >> this has precise generation of power, which is important for highly acrilan the landing of the elevator. >> what happens next week and not know but it will be exciting. thank you for showing us this interesting technology. >> >

that car, my friends, is the all-new 53-mile-per-gallon-rated prius c.s our show, everybody, join us tomorrow night, anthony bourdain will be here. here it, is your moment of zen. >> santorum never had a chance. i said after south carolina he was like a chicken with his head chopped off. the chicken is dead, the only person that don't know it is the chicken. he can flop

a freight train hit this prius so hard, it was almost unrecognizable after the crash. in the rain and in the dark, the 56-year-old driver made a mistake police have seen before. just after 10:00 p.m. last night, the driver was headed down williams street when she turned onto the tracks, thinking it was another street and got stuck. when she heard the freight train coming, the driver desperately tried to get her 78- year-old mother out of the passenger seat but ran out of time. this is where it hit the prius, and pushed it all the way down past the next railroad crossing. debris stretched a quarter mile down the tracks. >> i'm really so sad. >> reporter: some people woo work in the area and -- who work in the area and saw the aftermath of the violent crash could only wish they were there when the mother and daughter got stranded. >> unfortunately, it happened at nighttime. at daytime, we're always ready to help. really so sad. >> reporter: back out here live, the 56-year-old driver was not hurt in this crash. union pacific, and san leandro police are investigating. rail

a freight train hit this prius so hard, it was almost unrecognizable after the crash. in the rain and in the dark, the 56-year-old driver made a mistake police have seen before. just after 10:00 p.m. last night, the driver was headed down williams street when she turned onto the tracks, thinking it was another street and got stuck. when she heard the freight train coming, the driver desperately tried to get her 78- year-old mother out of the passenger seat but ran out of time. this is where it hit the prius, and pushed it all the way down past the next railroad crossing. debris stretched a quarter mile down the tracks. >> i'm really so sad. >> reporter: some people woo work in the area and -- who work in the area and saw the aftermath of the violent crash could only wish they were there when the mother and daughter got stranded. >> unfortunately, it happened at nighttime. at daytime, we're always ready to help. really so sad. >> reporter: back out here live, the 56-year-old driver was not hurt in this crash. union pacific, and san leandro police are investigating. rail

or other hybrid that's sitting in the driveway. >> now, i drive a prius -- >> i would expect nothing less of the army -- somebody in your position to do that. >> my kids don't think it's the coolest vehicle. you're absolutely right. m-wrap is pretty cool looking. >>> it has a school cool screen on it. it gives it a fighter look. it is a -- i know i've asked you this question before, is there an understanding and is there going to be a shield of all these energy efficiency programs as we go about cutting the defense budget? >> it is critical that we invest in science and technology. that being said, we know that we need to partner with the private sector. we shouldn't be doing this in a complete silo. this is powering an army lab that our command has developed, enables us to have a tool to partner with the private sector. you talked about our energy savings performance contracts. that's a direct partnership with the private sector where technology is brought to a base, installed on a base, and we pay for that technology out of the energy savings. so it's not a budget issue. we're not

right artie's prius trader reporting live on this latest development from new delhi thanks for that. now it's not the aircraft in monday's deadly crash in western siberia disintegrated to pieces when one of the engines touched the ground investigators say the pilot was trying to make an emergency landing and rolled heavily the last thirty one people were killed when the plane hit the ground just minutes after takeoff and doctors are now trying to save twelve survivors technical failure is considered the likely cause of the crash but investigators are also looking into why the plane's wings weren't d.-i before the flight something aviation consultant and former pilot captain mark weiss says is vital to the icing is a very critical factor if icing conditions exist and you're certain parameters that will require. aircraft to be it's a preventative measure that would allow the wings to maintain the lift. for circumstances and once you get the black box and determine what happened with the engines would happen with the air for the wind itself the cockpit voice recorders will tell you a lo

can't buy our way to a green planet" and details we cannot buy our way into sustainable it by buying a prius, and wearing ore gappic shirts but it isn't doing much to help the environment. kendra is the sustainable development editorror just means.com. has a masters agree in sustainability development and worked for the unitees nations program on conventional bio die verity and this is her first program. conclude. >> thank you. >> and to my left, ed humes, who has written, garbology, our love aware with trash, and tells the story of what happens to our garbage. l.a. has one of the biggest land fills in the world and it has its own microclimate. ed humes introduces to us tons of characters in the book, from a billionaire garbage queen to a woman who has so little garbage her annual nonrecyclable waste fits into a mason jar. we'll find out how she does that. he is a pulitzer prize winning journalist, and his last book, he won an award for a book on juvenile court. welcome. >> thank you. >> i want to start with the general question for all of you, and that is, i think we're all curious about wh

sitting in the audience, we care more maybe but we bay maybe the alum newman water battle, drive a prius, only by. he or cotton products but you're saying that's not only not a good idea but might be making things worse. why? >> so, i think everyone should work really hard to live a low con sumptive lifestyle but what has happened over the past decade or so is we have been conditioned to believe that individual actions are a substitute for social action. so we go out and buy a hybrid car and we don't take any thought at all about the larger infrastructure that cars are dependent on. so something like one single mile of one single lane of highway takes between 5,000 and 12,000-tons of resources and emits almost 1,000-tons of co2, so think about one mile of one lane of that highway, and doesn't matter if your driving a hummer or prius or a leaf, that infrastructure that is dependent on -- it's still releasing toxins. and using all of those resources and taking it a step back, one of the largest places where road building is going on is in detroit, which kind of makes no sense because nobod

prius says the satellite will monitor the weather and track force fathers -- forest fires, but also advance the nation's long-range rocket capability. despite international condemnation, north korea says it will go ahead with the satellite launch sometime between the 12th and 16th of this month. richard engle, opinion. >> down to the wire for lawmakers in annapolis. the session is expected to end at midnight and the house and senate still have not reached an agreement on the budget. negotiators worked behind doors on friday and even held a session saturday. senate negotiators backed off plans for an across-the-board income tax hike in exchange for an even higher rate of six- figure earners. that compromise also includes reductions in income tax exemptions and eliminates them for people will make more than $150,000 a year. house members want to discuss the offer and come back with a counterproposal. still, both sides remain confident they can reach an agreement by midnight. >> i think it will break through soon. they have a different sense of time to them -- some go smoothly and others, noth

tim prius on behalf of the planning department. we have already brought into compliance articles 10 and 11 of prop j. it is also important to mention that it is 45 years since oracle 10 was adopted and nearly 30 years as an article of and was adopted. the original intention of these amendments was to incorporate the charter into the planning code. but as the public process evolves, it became more evident that we needed to align with current reserve -- preservation historic best practices. i would like to dive right into an overview of the amendments to articles 10 and 11. i will briefly go over the sections where they were debated at hearings. there were a number of amendments that were not debated or a outstanding questions that were not resolved through the process. to start with amendments to the landmark designation process, these begin in 10.04 0.1. it includes our stipulation that if a majority of property owners petitioned the hpc to start the process for the district, the hpc is required to hold a public hearing on the requ

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you can type "prius" on google and get publicly available information. or you can type "prius" on facebook and get personal advice about it from your friends. are you trying to turn everything we do on the web into a social function? >> i think what we've found is that when you can use products with your friends and your family and the people you care about, they tend to be more engaging. i think that we're really gonna see this huge shift where a lot of industry is--and products are just gonna get remade to be social. >> so you're out here in silicon valley. can you feel a tectonic plates... >> yes. >> shifting over? >> well you can see the talent shift over... >> right. >> you know, there's been a big war about talent and payments, millions of dollars to keep people, engineers at google. >> mark's number two, sheryl sandberg, defected from google. he recently wooed over the inventor of google maps, and he even poached google's cafeteria chef. there's kind of a talent brain drain from them to you, something like 200 people who work for you, 10%... >> i

only about a third of hybrid auto owners would buy one again and if you don't count the very loyal priusowners, the number is even lower. >>> and a new king of broadway. that is the lion king. even though phantom of the opera has run a decade longer, lion king has grossed more. that's america's money. i'm rob nelson. >>> new developments this morning the trayvon martin case. >>> seems to be getting around with some unsuspecting help. why officials are warping they may be helping in the case. >>> and tornados touchdown in oklahoma injuring two people. the latest on the damage and new video this morning. >>> good morning, maryland. >> thanks so much for joining us this mo. >> good morning. yes, we are going to be dealing with the red flag warning once again for today. it goes in effect at lunchtime today and lingers until

her prius jumped the curb and hit a stroller, knocking them out of it. they were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> surface-to-air missiles could be stationed on the top of apartment buildings in london to protect the olympic games. the british military says a block of apartments in east london has a perfect view of the park and the surrounding area. a leaflet was sent to those residents telling them missiles and soldiers would be sitting on their roofs for two months. the residents don't like this. they have protested this plan. they said they will only use the missiles in an extreme security threat. >>> the duke and duchess, it's their first wedding anniversary today, and they're celebrating in public. it was a year ago when they had that very public wedding, an estimated 2 billion people around the world watching to see them tie the knot in westminster abb abbey. since then they've watched kate transform to an extremely pom lar member of the royal family. she's faced extreme royal pressure, but she seems comfortable and has knocked it out of t

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companies installed artificial sound systems to new hybrid and electric vehicle models like the toyota prius. the nissan leap. >> when a driver sees it coming up on somebody, they can push the button on the end of the blinker stock and sends out a nice chirp to let the pedestrian know they're coming up on them. >> the chirp button is at the end. just push it. >> there is no consensus on exactly what a hybrid should sound like. he wants the sound to be uniform and not customized. >> whether it's a digital robotic sound or birds chirping, i don't think that is going to be intooative for pedestrians to to know this is a car. >> not everyone agrees that silent vehicles present a new danger. the real problem is distracted drivers. >>> the very spring storm that we're dealing with forced nasa to delay the transfer of the space shuttle enterprise to new york city. it was supposed to fly over the big apple landmarks on the back of a 7:47 like discovery's big show last week and for now, enter prize is staying parked at dulles. once the weather clears up, it will be transferred to jfk airport. nasa sa

this is the vehicle that can technologically leapfrog the prius and paves the way to the future. @e are probably a couple of months away from b mrmw announc the i3, which is volt technology. they hired most of the volt team to do it. audie is going to introduce the audi e tronic. mobile's going to have one. mercedes is going to have one. in other words, this technology is going to be become generalized. to me, the unfortunate thing is that because electric cars are very closely associated with the left wing environmental green movement and to combat global warming and reduce co 2, the idea of vehicle -- triggers this visceral reaction on the parts of conservatives, which is if it's electric, it must be a product of the democratic left wing political machine, therefore, we hate it. this is an unfortunate knee jerk reaction because what the volt and other vehicles like it are about is and this is the first generation. we're in a period of transition, but what these vehicles are about is shifting portions of the american sector on to a more efficient and domestically produced power

essentially, the job prius in an ant -- christian for anticipation for cpmc is 1500 new jobs over 10 years. roughly 22 of those jobs every year with an entry level definition as defined by two years are less of college, so the focus is not so much on the professional service cider higher-end, higher-skilled jobs. 6200 jobs will remain in san francisco, and there are roughly about 100 vacant entry-level jobs that are refilled every year. there vacated through attrition, promotion, or retirement. we have talked about 40 entry- level jobs a year over the next five years as it relates to in- use, and this is focused on the health care academy side of the work that we do, which is really dealing with that population that has the two-year or less degree. i will stop. if there are any other questions -- >> thank you. we're going to open it up after all the presentations for questions. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners. director of the mayor's office of housing. the housing component of this transaction is based upon the van ness sud. there were questions from the prior hearing about

vehicle manufacturers are revving up the sound of their electric car engine because cars like toyota prius are n notor us for being quiet. almost too quiet on busy city streets dangerous for blind pedestrians. they are twice as likely to be hit by a quiet electric car than even a gas burning engine running at low speed. >> you can easily make a mistake about when is most appropriate time to cross. >> they can tell whether internal combustion car was coming from the right or left sometimes 3 or 4 seconds before they could make that decision about the hybrid car. >>reporter: car company have until 20 17 to come up with a solution for noiseless vehicle. they can kind of sneak up on you. a little unnerving. >> don't have to be blind to get caught by one. happens all the time. >> larry is here with sports. >> tim he gets the win. but is he really back? what did he learn today against the mets. >> plus pablo and sports is >> plus pablo and sports is next ♪ [ typing ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ gets her every time. [ male announcer ] it's hard to resist the craveable nature of the salty pean

vehicle manufacturers are revving up the sound of their electric car engine because cars like toyota prius are n notor us for being quiet. almost too quiet on busy city streets dangerous for blind pedestrians. they are twice as likely to be hit by a quiet electric car than even a gas burning engine running at low speed. >> you can easily make a mistake about when is most appropriate time to cross. >> they can tell whether internal combustion car was coming from the right or left sometimes 3 or 4 seconds before they could make that decision about the hybrid car. >>reporter: car company have until 20 17 to come up with a solution for noiseless vehicle. they can kind of sneak up on you. a little unnerving. >> don't have to be blind to get caught by one. happens all the time. >> larry is here with sports. >> tim he gets the win. but is he really back? what did he learn today against the mets. >> plus pablo and sports is >> plus pablo and sports is next >> good evening. giants swept double head internew york today and tim won the first gym of the year. but timy still can not find his rhythm. ga

prius. to save. fifteen to thirty percent of you don't just buy more effectively harnessing the regenerated energy during braking the normal is of transforming the power in city to the battery the flywheel absorbs ninety percent of it keeping that it's kinetic energy significantly reduces losses during wreaks elevation the battery isn't overly drained since it's mechanical power is the primary mover now some people might raise concerns that gyroscopic forces during driving could cause complications but here i was testing facility there checking everything many times over to make sure there is in fact no threat even if someone manages to alter the configuration to get more power out of it but anyways unlike other high performance oriented flywheel setups this one is said to be small enough not to pose any danger and that should all be on show for carmakers to see in the very near future. we are going to demonstrate a prototype of this very. tests bench in august this year. till the end of this year we

of millions of people were subjected to political repression under his rule it was dominated by his prius. one of his residence was merely greets enough because it despite the fact it was high in the mountains it was surrounded by thousands of gods even here stone and dreaded the prospect of any attempts on his life friends stole in always sense with his face turned to the windows in this way hugh money towards the situation outside because he was afraid of attempts on his life the lamps on the walls of the rooms produced idina glow brands lights if you headaches besides the curtains were trimmed so that she could satisfy himself that nobody outside was going to set and him. a motor boat which shuttles across lake greets a supply of his residence with meals he aboard the smell of cooking there's nothing this is mano free bedrooms of joseph stalin all three looked quite alike this is because during the night stalin might go to another room to make sure that nobody knew where he was at any particular moment you fear to his life. towards the end of his life stolen suspects of his guilt as a

america's jobless the country is outsourcing call center and back office jobs to the united states as prius trader explains. infosys is india's second largest i.t. company and has been a pioneer of outsourcing using highly skilled indian staff on low wages working for western clients but with recession in the west the boots on the other foot infosys is now one of several top indian firms recruiting in the u.s. with over twelve million jobless many in america are willing to work for less pay the u.s. is also providing tax breaks to indian firms keen to woo those offering much needed jobs there is of course a political pressure because of the high i'm number armond in the u.s. to do and it's companies to recruit again is one of the reasons why we had according there there are incentives for companies to set up operations in the u.s. most states. businesses to come while infosys predicts a quarter of its staff will come from outside india in a decade another tech firm ages already has five thousand american workers and plans to hire ten thousand more in the next three years. are. far from that

from obvious for many voters and not because of the overwhelming numbers to choose from as artie's prius reader reports a fifth of the candidates are in the running and have a key are accused of having a shady past. show denise has been a councillor representing one of the wards in india's capital city for five years he's up for reelection this year and says he wants nothing more than to serve his community for being in politics is on social work and i'm in it to serve the public doesn't gives me satisfaction i know their needs but alongside these lofty aspirations are some murky allegations denise has been charged with attempted murder intimidation assaulting a public servant and armed rioting he says he's not guilty of the charges but he's not the only candidate in this year's municipal elections facing serious allegations according to the association for democratic reform about fifteen to twenty per cent of candidates from both major political parties have a criminal background many actually have pending cases involving serious allegations like murder kidnapping extortion and robbery

r >> we came up with 200 prius world record challenges. >> like the fastest time to do a hand there is around the country. they did work with stride gum. >> their campaign is about long-lasting flavor. they wanted to come up with a pile of long-lasting world record challenges. they were things like the longest time for your dog to lick your face and the longest time for two people to head butt a balloon back and forth. >> and the conga line in florida was an event for the bottled water company evian. they chose record setter over the guinness book of world records team to be part of the event. >> we decided them because they were great planners pre-event. they help us promote the event and engage the public in very many ways. >> so far there are about 13,000 records set on the site from 65 countries but every day, someone, somewhere, is doing something new and crazy that is winning them the title of the world's fastest or longest or best something. ♪ >>> so i did not set my world record yet but i absolutely plan to. belinda emerson, is the host of small business chat. she's the publish

here is a larger view of what is going on with the storm system prius is leading edge is just coming into west virginia. this is just the tip of the iceberg. it will be moving eastward during the day today. by evening, the low pressure center will move into southern indiana. warm front just to our south. that means we do not warm up that much today. most of the rain will be north. our forecast, cloudy, cool today. a shower developing. our check -- a higher chance this afternoon. 55-64 the highs. north winds the gumming south- southeast on the bay. 5-10 knots. seven day forecast -- 57 today. a little warmer tomorrow. any rain chant disappearing by daybreak. 62 the high. tuesday until at least wednesday morning, rain chance. then we warm up by the end of the week. >> there are more closures in effect in less than an hour. we will tell you about it. >> if you have nothing taking up space in your medicine cabinet, we will tell you where the leak -- were you can safely get rid of them. >> the harlem globetrotters bring >> in the report by the u.k. health protection agency says there is no

i mean, there is a prius that have now taken and they've put sort of, seeing eyes, infrared and other cameras up on the roof and in the rear, and they have a laptop in the front seat and they have put google maps on to the laptop and then images filling that out. so the car knows what you're passing by. whether it's trees, bushes, whatever. also knows another car, a truck, a person walking across a crosswalk. so it senses where things are moving around it, and is utterly -- i was speechless at what wa going on. of course, there was a driver to see what's going on, truly amazing. i think the goal they've got is those who are less fortunate, maybe wounded veterans or those who are handicapped have the ability to get around. and imagine what you could do to provide mobility to people like that? and obviously they're going through a lot more testing and things like that. >> you've always been an apple guy. you were one of the first offices on the hill. maybe the first office that was a totally mac environment. >> listen, i am all about this, because this is an unbelievable tool, you know,

but the prius are more economically effective as well as fuel efficient.e also receive add report from auto info bank on a site for the auto industry. the record market share for hybrid vehicles as gas goes hire and hire. >> you pay more up front for the hybrid but the idea is not to put as much timoney in the tank. >> tough find a pumping station. it takes 6 plus years sometimes more than that. >> when you buy fat free milk it doesn't have the fat in it shouldn't it cost less? it doesn't. >> special security check is going paperless now. >> 73 million social security checks given every single month. those will all be paperless. not too much in the sense that 90 percent of people gishth depos de -- direct deposit. or you can get your check on a debit card in march 2013. this is for royailroad pensions. it will save 120 million a year. >> more people brown bagging it or skipping lunch all together. >> this is what we are finding. the most recent says one-third of people take a lunch break. just a third. 65 percent eat at their desks meaning their brown bagg

prius up 54%. and volkswagon had its best march since 1973, interestingly.stock prices took a dip today after federal reserve expressed concern about a slow down in hiring. dow fell almost 65 points. and s and p 500 lost five z facebook stepped up a fight with yahoo last month. yahoo accused facebook of violating 10 patents today and facebook filed a cupper -- counter suit accused of causing facebook harm. >> transit agency rolled out first train with brand new seats. the video provided to us by bart shows workers installing the vinyl seat cushions that will appear in 100 cars by the end of the month. last month bart began tearing out the seats it had in place for 40 years and forced to go as a result of rider input. >> and coming up next, can the sharks hold on to a spot in playoffs? >> larry beil is next with highlights for us. cucucu >>> here is a look at top seven stories on our web site right now. stay stay connected at abc 7.com. >> i hope you can join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then a credible threat? investigation into who may be behind this al qa