renault had challenged the car company's choice of name.heir lawyer argued unsuccessfully that their daughters were suffered if the car's name was not changed. >> renault pleaded that zoe was a common now. this defense was accepted by the judge, which is a surprise. we will appeal that decision. >> renault says that the case will not take the gloss of its new model. it will be called zoe. >> after two decades in power, the ugandan president probably needed to update his image, but even he could not have expected it to become a sensation. we take a look at the hits and misses on the political rap sheet. >> in the midterm elections, it was attacked eds. for uganda, re-election rap. which is proving popular. the political verse is being played on radio stations and in discos. ♪ you say green alvin green ♪ green in thelvin recent u.s. midterms, but how many online hits in south carolina was never going to win power. and then there is karl rove. for the man who helped george w. bush to two terms are writing numerous speeches, it did not look lik

renault's plant in st petersburg region. and general motors may increase the size of its i.p.o. on wednesday by about a third to four hundred seventy eight million shares this could make it the largest global i.p.o. in history. the move is in response to stronger than expected demand for shares in the carmaker which is generating sought profits after last year's bankruptcy after the i.p.o. the government's stake in g.m. should fall to twenty six percent from the current sixty one percent the u.s. spent forty nine and a half billion dollars to rescue g.m. last year the carmaker has returned a fifth of that and is hoping to pay off the rest through the sale of stocks. and the euro remains under pressure after europe's finance minister failed to come up with a clear plan to deal with ireland's debt crisis dublin is this gusting measures with its european counterparts but is resisting a call to accept a bailout paul merkel from h.s.b.c. explains why arlen small economy could become a big problem. it may not be a big economy because it still have quite a big impact with the european

>>the french car maker renault has a new car.ent of two little girls name zoe renault are outraged their children may have t share their name with a car themselves stay girls will face a lifetime of teasing unless the car marriage finds another nonhuman name for the car. the families have no relation to the company. the judge expected to rule on the case sometime today. >>> coming up on news4 at 4:00, the government is rolling out whatt called the toughest new efforts yet to try to reduce tobacco use by americans. >>> plus, tina fey got a special award last night in washington. hear from some of the top stars. >>> hi, i'm joe. i'm going to show you how to make this challa recipe. it is from her new book. puts your instant dry yeast in a little warm water. stir that a littlebit. you put in an eg a little vegetable oil or peanut oil. turn this off first. get our flour in there. a healthy dose of salt, a little sugar and anise seeds which give it a nice hint of a licorice flavor. stir it until it become a dough. i think that looks g

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is a step forward and it's good for more export oriented for the well told good stuff you said for renault for in terms of renewals a new source of the and i j have you go to sort of talk in terms of position on terms of turnover. you know we already have some assets in europe which are dealing with the renewable energy we are ordered to operate and we are going to produce means that we are born to build more operational units. with all the businesses which are going to kind of an exclusive interview the head of rust not anatolia to buy a skate on a hint mt was known as most promising projects. we're here for more than ninety projects here and it's a boat so until two of them which are serious and interesting it's about ten of them which is very interesting it's about three or five of them which when we changed the whole sector was. more or there are three projects. which machines of war. time no see how the world markets are performing in most asian stocks offline investors and what you can come to us will tell alexis and the federal reserve's two day meeting in japan a strong. market. un

however we have not come to any decision yet we are not in a hurry and have plenty of time however both renault are interested in buying troika dialog share analysts say the government is keen to give a foreign investor control in the comic aiming to cut its responsibility for funding the company after the us has been a have a burden through the crisis as a huge regional employer which in turn supports local government budgets while the government grapples with how to reform the structure of russia's single industry towns reno has been updating the economy go with a new technology and motels at a cost of more than three hundred million dollars last year three miles the local slogan will appear in cool other versions from twenty twelve it's a gamble for reno which hopes to profit from the doubling of russia's car market over the next five years we have to pass the company will have a significant presence in russia. jointly back should this will be the largest alliance in russia ever. to rush a b. end of the day is one of the few still unsaturated core markets of course excluding china and india

[unintelligible] we are trying to new people' the renault officials. i would like to say my main impressions. let me say a word on the end. one is the ground cooperation. i tried to get data. they have some hard facts. i would like to talk a little bit about what is going on in the ground. i see it driven by a few factors. one is clearly a converging interest between israel and the palestinian authority when it comes to hamas and limiting them from acting in the west bank. they got a call there was a little bomb factory. 10 people were arrested. it is not done for our benefit. they said it was true. the operation is fantastic. there is an over arching convergence of interest. one is clearly what i would say culture of accountability. that is a driving scene of the prime minister. you cannot really speak of a bottom up without a top-down approach we are doing this because of it. there are a key element here. it depends on your point of view. some people say feed do things of this self interest in mesa tactical -- less tactical. it is sustainable over ti

and the renault nissan alliance is considering building a second vehicle assembly factory in russia's far east the company can't keep up with growing demand and will face a production shortfall of two hundred thousand cars by two thousand and fifteen the new plant will not only help to cover the deficit but also have transport costs currently it takes about forty days to bring spare parts by sea from japan to reno nissan plant in the st petersburg region. and general motors may increase the size of its i.p.o. on wednesday by about a third to four hundred seventy eight million shares this could make it the largest global i.p.o. in history the move is in response to stronger than expected demand for shares in the carmaker which is generating solid profits after last year's bankruptcy after the i.p.o. the government's taken should fall to twenty six percent from the current sixty one percent the u.s. spent forty nine and a half billion dollars to rescue g.m. last year the carmaker has returned a fifth of that and is hoping to pay off the rest through the sale of the stock. and the year r

>>reporter: that hasn't stopped renault nissan from attempting a serious push into the mass market with the "leaf". and ceo carlos ghosn sees a 10 percent market share for evs in europe within a decade. but some analysts think the public is simply not ready for full electric cars, meaning hybrids will remain the mainstay. >>stevenson: the limited range of pure electric vehicles doesn't make them suitable for many american drivers who, certainly by european standards, frequently drive exceptionally long distances. hybrids or an extended-range electric vehicle, are more practical in the u.s. >>reporter: that's the tactic being used by gm with its push into the market. its range-extender chevrolet volt,and its european counterpart, the opel ampera, are powered by an electric motor that can be recharged either from the mains or by an on-board engine. >>fuchs: it has a battery-electric mobility for 60 kilometers and a range extender which makes you drive another 500 kilometers plus. >>reporter: consumers may be wary about electric cars, but governments are emphatically behind the technology

both their children named zoe renault.car the zoe was a breach of privacy. they were actually arguing this could cause some kind of trauma to the children psychological trauma down the road. serio seriously, folks, i didn't make that up. >>> students are trashing london. why? got to find out what this protesting is about. >>> does it pay to be fun? especially if you can make oprah winfrey laugh. stay with us. ♪ [ heather ] businesses need a reliable financial partner. one who can stay in sync with their moves. my job at ge capital is to get bobcat all the financial and business support they need. we provide financing for every bobcat dealer in north america. together, we've rolled out over 100,000 machines to small businesses all over the country so they too can grow. ♪ ge capital. we're there for bobcat every step of the way. ♪ >>> well, it's about 20 minutes till the top of the hour. the first single from the king of pop since his death. the it is going to be released early monday. the song is called "hold my hand." it's

[unintelligible] we are trying to new people's the renault officials. i would like to say my main impressions. let me say a word on the end. one is the ground cooperation. i tried to get data. they have some hard facts. i would like to talk a little bit about what is going on in the ground. i see it driven by a few factors. one is clearly a converging interest between israel and the palestinian authority when it comes to hamas and limiting them from acting in the west bank. they got a call there was a little bomb factory. 10 people were arrested. it is not done for our benefit. they said it was true. the operation is fantastic. there is an over arching convergence of interest. one is clearly what i would say culture of accountability. that is a driving scene of the prime minister. you cannot really speak of a bottom up without a top-down approach we are doing this because of it. there are a key element here. it depends on your point of view. some people say feed do things of this self interest in mesa tactical -- less tactical. it is sustainable over ti

in the 1970's renault put load-limiting seat belts into an experimental fleet which they then allowedople to drive. every time there was a crash, they studied the injuries and the crash schematics. when i was at general motors in my former employment, we looked at the study of survival of people and the injuries they experienced. we came up with a relative graph. in the age category of 16 to 35, if that's the best you can do with belt-loading, by the time you are in 36 to 65, you have half the ability to withstand belt loading on your chest and over 66, less than half the ability to withstand belt loading. this was a study done by others in my lab. they looked at data and did a whole series of models using mathematical models under similar crash conditions to what's found in the field. this crash those a serious thorascic risk in terms of hyper 3 chest deflex. hyper 3 is the crash test dummy used in the crash. if you are in a crash in which the hybrid dummy, if you are a -- if you were a 20-year-old, you would have a 25% risk of injury when you get 60 millimeters of chest deflex. when

in the 1970s, renault put load-limiting seat belts into an experimental fleet which they then allowedeople to drive, and every time there was a crash, they studied the injuries and the crash schematics. and when i was at general motors in my former employment, we did a study that looked at the survival of the forces that people were experiencing and the injuries that they experienced, and we came up with a relative tolerance graph shown here. so in the age category of 16-37 if that's the best you can do in terms of your tolerance to belt loading, by the time you're in the age category of 36-65, you have half the ability to withstand belt loading on your chest, and by the time you're over 65, you have one-quarter of the ability to withstand belt loading. this was work done at my current employment at ford motor company. they looked at nass data and did a whole set of models using mathematical models under similar crash conditions to what's found in the field, and this shows a serious chest injury risk as a function of 50th percentile crash detection. and if you're 20 years old and you

[unintelligible] we are trying to new people's the renault officials. i would like to say my main impressions. let me say a word on the end. one is the ground cooperation. i tried to get data. they have some hard facts. i would like to talk a little bit about what is going on in the ground. i see it driven by a few factors. one is clearly a converging interest between israel and the palestinian authority when it comes to hamas and limiting them from acting in the west bank. they got a call there was a little bomb factory. 10 people were arrested. it is not done for our benefit. they said it was true. the operation is fantastic. there is an over archi convergence of interest. one is clearly what i would say culture of accouability. that is a driving scene of the prime minister. you cannot really speak of a bottom up without a top-down approach we are doing this because of it. there are a key element here. it depends on your point of view. some people say feed do things of this self interest in mesa tactical -- less tactical. it is sustainable over time.