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a very distinguished justice is here today in justice mow renault to give -- moreno to give him the oathoffice. one of the things i learned over a lot of years, ladies and gentlemen, is nobody does anything by themselves. it's all a team effort. so the assistant d.a.'s that work with this new d.a., the judges that the cases are presented before, all of this is extraordinarily important. and i was very proud to support george gascon in this race for district attorney. and i did so because of his record, because of his consistency, because of his directness, because of his ability. i'm very proud that gavin newsom as mayor appointed him police chief and then district attorney and many times people who are appointed can't win in an election, but george gascon did win and today he is here on his own as an elected official with 62% of the vote in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] >> he is the 12th elected d.a. and our first hispanic american district attorney. [applause] >> gavin mentioned all the various accomplishments that he has had introducing the chief of police here, a c

the alliance of nissan and fran's renault established a capital tieup with daimler in 2010, allowing for use of the same parts and bodies. the latest venture would meet daimler's need for locally produced engines to increase car production in north america and will satisfy nissan's plan to use existing engine factory more effectively. automakers around the world are trying to use tie-up the to cut development costs and produce map parts more efficiently. germany's bmw agreed to supply diesel engines to toyota. >>> time for a recap of the latest market figures. >>> i'll be back with more business news next hour. catherine, back to you. >>> hundreds of firemen died in the march 11 disaster. a fire brigade dedicated its new years ceremony to 27 members who lost their lives. many of them while leading residents to safety. the ceremony began monday with a moment of silence. the community brigade had 2300 members at the time of the disaster. commander said although the brigade's mission is to protect citizens, he's still deeply sorry so many firefighters were lost. >> i hope you will reaff

now, ford's move follows in the footsteps of not only general motors but also bmw and renault nissan. back to you. >> thank you, gil diaz live for us down on the peninsula. >>> only on cbs 5 this morning, the victim of a marin county shootout speaks exclusively with us. 90-year-old jay leone explains what he had to do to outsmart the man who broke into his greenbrae home on wednesday. he says the intruder held him at gunpoint, but he was able to convince the man to let him go to the bathroom. he had a gun hidden in the john but before he could fire, the intruder shot him in the face. even though three shots hit the intrud anaged to get leone's gun, put it to his head, and pull the trigger. but e had already fired >>> even though three shots hit the intruder he did manage to get leone's gun, put it to his head, he also pulled the trigger but leone smartly had fired all the rounds in the chamber. theburg land ran out. both men are now recovering in the -- the burglar ran out. both men are now recovering in the hospital. >>> what a survivor. former fighter pilot from world war ii. that g

now, ford is following the footsteps of not only general motors but also bmw and renault- nissan. back to you. >> thank you. this is the place to be. >>> it is 6:05. and let's get a look at your traffic and weather. >> elizabeth is not in position. she has been on vacation too long. >> we'll do a little vamping and, ladies and gentlemen -- elizabeth wenger! [ laughter ] >> okay. in position. i know. all right. let's go out towards the bay bridge toll plaza. no problem. no metering lights yet at the bay bridge so we are still cruising. overall no big issues except for that one accident we continue to follow northbound 101 right there at oakland road in san jose. so we'll have more on that coming up. in the meantime, let's go towards the east bay in orinda. about 10:30 last night there was a car this struck a power pole and so it called a power outage to about 600 customers in the area. moraga way is closed in both directions for a couple of blocks so sounds like pg&e crews are out there now and will be there until about 4:00 this afternoon. so once again this is that other accident

the alliance of nissan and renault started in 2010. the latest venture would meet daimler's need to obtain locally produced engines to increase car production in america and satisfy nissan's factory to be used more effectively. automakers are trying to use tie ups to cut development costs and produce main parts more efficiently. in another example germany's bmw agreed to supply desle engines to toyota. let's get you a recap of the latest market figures. >>> and that's the latest from business. back to katherine. >> thanks very much. >>> another person believed to be a former member of the aum shinrikyo cult have turned herself into police. she's suspected of helping a former member wanted for murder evade capture for more than 17 years. tokyo metropolitan police said the 49-year-old surrendered to police early tuesday morning accompanied by her lawyer. the woman told police that she had been with hitata until he surrendered to police on december 31st. she is thought have worked as a nurse at a hospital operate by the cult. hitata was w

the alliance of nissan and renault allowed for the use of same parts and bodies. it would meet daimler's need for engines to maintain car production in north america. it will satisfy nissan's plan to use its existing engine factory more effectively. auto makers around the world are trying to use tie ups to cut costs. for example, germany's bmw agreed last month to supply diesel engines to toyota. >>> made in japan umbrellas have become rare. it has difficulty competing with lower priced products from overseas. but there's one company that's not giving up. they are making them with the latest technology and design to create a new fad. >> reporter: japanese are very particular about their wet umbrellas. on rainy days umbrella bags are placed at shop sbrabs. it's considered impolite to carry an umbrella that might get others wet. ordinary umbrellas have a water repellent coating. but the coating wears off over time. this umbrella was created with etiquette in mind. one shake is all it takes to shed every drop. this stay dry umbrella was developed by a small company w

largest part of feed when we come from which is of a brand of of the us and it will be supported by renault from outside the nissan from the other side so it's got it's a few teamwork made by three brands addressing different different people. despite global economic uncertainty russia's biggest lenders bear bank achieved strong results and two thousand and eleven is deputy chairman says the final preferred financial performance has probably made it one of the world's top ten banks in cost to income ratio the bank is now strongly counting on overseas expansion it plans to make five percent profit abroad within three years and interview in davos again cough told r.t. about the bank's expansion strategy. yes we launched offices in germany china and india last year but the most important thing is that we agreed to buy the eastern european volk sponge international we're going to close the deal on the fifteenth of february and start operating in eight european countries who are also interested in polish in turkish markets it's hard to talk about the new deal so far but we see great opportunitie

largest part of feed when we come from which is of a brand of the us and it will be supported by renault from outside from the other side so it's got this a few teamwork made by three brands different to different people. to change the middle east is among the issues dominating talks and direct foreign investment into the region was its lowest level since two thousand and five continuing tensions are putting the company's business in the region at risk however russia's antivirus lab is positive about its operations in the middle east. it's found a set of the tensions have had no significant impact on the company's performance. president there were business in the middle east so there's no perfect too much. still we are grieving the in the middle east and with their partners which are working of course it's a pretty sure now from there on this. situation in the region but it doesn't reflect our own our financial results our war in the world and too much. let's have a look at the markets now heading higher the concerns about it weighing in exports the international monetary fund warns of a

percent last year but carmaker after birth has accelerated for a second day some recent reports the renault nissan alliance plans to increase its share in the russian carmaker to fifty percent in the first quarter of this year. and the russian market. thirty nine percent in twenty eleven. european businesses says they reached over two and a half million vehicles that's much higher than forecast still haven't managed to get back to pre-crisis levels expects the market to grow at a much slower pace this year and reach two point eight million cars. the worst case scenario is very much linked to what may happen with the global economy the impact of that may have on russia. because clearly russia won't be immune from that i think the would be upside is very much around the continued opportunity within russia in terms of a low level of car ownership in a relatively low number of vehicles on the road provided we see a stable economic situation good availability of finance which is very important both for for retail customers but also for businesses and also for retail. those who want to invest in

pella windows and doors and heard of those, a major supplier to the housing country industry and renaulthem up at lowe's. and they had to shutter familiar tris and lay people off in iowa. and one is loretta. she and her husband tim worked for pella, one son in college and another a senior in hospital. fiscal discipline has been number one for them. >> we're looking how to adjust our spending and deal with this and nothing different than what we're looking for the candidates. >> when they go to caucus on tuesday night, harris, they're going to be looking for a candidate who shares their value of a dollar. >> well, and as for the economy, you know, you hear social issues are important to those. how do they balance this in canada? >> and if they are important as conservative social issues, particularly here in pella, a conservative dutch town, but when looking at a candidate they're looking for votes. somebody they can be comfortable with, who shares their values and somebody they think is going to be a very good steward of the economy. for example, in the downtown area where it's really go

volkswagen and renault-nissan came in second and third, while toyota slipped to fourth. g.m. was bailed out by the u.s. government in 2009, but is now profitable again. wall street had another day of quiet gains. the dow jones industrial average gained 45 points to close just short of 12,624. the nasdaq rose 18 points to close at 2,788. freezing rain caused new problems in the pacific northwest today, one day after a massive snow storm. the ice on top of wednesday's snow turned roads into a driver's nightmare in washington state. governor christine gregoire declared a state of emergency. the snow could soon give way to another threat, flooding, as rain and temperatures in the 40s are expected tomorrow. the earth was warmer than normal last year for the 35th year in a row. the national oceanic and atmosphere administration reported today the average global temperature was 57.9 degrees. that's nearly a full degree above the average for the 20th century. even so, 2011 was actually a bit milder than the last decade, due to a cooling pattern in the pacific ocean known as la nina.

i don't see that far in the future renault's cameras can show you the entire world and what you track somebody on the camera from place to place. so give us a theory is that okay for the police to access those cameras to look at you going from place to place? if that is okay then why is this not okay? >> my theory justice with respect to the video camera camera, this is a great question but if the court wanted to address the question, once the police target somebody they went to engage in the individualized targeting with the network of cameras and gps is like 1 million cameras. >> there are 28 satellites. >> 28 cameras the equivalent of tracking you. every street corner you are on. once you have individualized suspicion i believe he would have to have a warrant. >> all of the discussion you go and it with it but it leaps over the difficult part of your case. the issue before us is not the abstract if it is unreasonable but the and reasonable requirement does not take effect unless there has been a search. and there is no search when that you are in public and everything you do is ope

[laughter] so ask for -- as of renault's i love my work and i don't make a separation between my workand my life but my first focus. [applause] >> how about a round of applause for our guest today. [applause] >> tim, walter chorionic, thank you very much. i would like to aol.com the national press club staff for helping organize today's event, thank you to all of you and we are adjourned. >> because i didn't speak and i didn't kiss a window into my life i had become a kind of an evil khartoum and i didn't help myself with wearing a hat coming out of my plea in court but i had become kind of a villain and i wanted to show people i'm not an evil person. i'm a regular person. i did things that were wrong but i don't have a tail with horns. i grew up like everybody else. up next supreme court justice clarence thomas returns to his hometown of pinpoint georgia to deliver the keynote address at the unveiling ceremony for the historical marker. he was joined by family and friends of this event that took place in november. it's about half an hour. >> now we will get to the meat of the program

[applause] i want you to know that if, and by the way, anyone here renault's anyone and florida, pleaseanyone here who knows anyone in florida, please contact them by sometime tomorrow. and my good friend knows many people in florida. i am confident he will have an impact. but if i do become your nominee, and i think with your help, i will become your nominee, but with your help together, if that happens, it is all up to all of us to work to make it happen, if that happens, then i will challenge president obama 273 debates.to 7 three hour want you toi don't be disappointed, but i already have conceded that he can use a teleprompter if he wants to. after all, if you had to defend obama-care, wouldn't you want to be able to use a teleprompter? there are a number of key issues that we have to talk about with the president. i'm going to get there in a second. i believe this campaign comes down to economics, including jobs, economic growth, balancing the budget, the value of money. it comes down to national security -- what threatens us. but the centerpiece of this campaign is american excep