stephen johnson who has a company called outside in which is about hyper local and they discovered it is the pothole phenomenon your interest in the pot holes six blocks from your house but not eight blocks of we're parochial and have that radiance -- radius how do we covered journalism every six blocks? 3-1/2 to let the amateurs and let them cover their own community. so we will have a good community management it will be journalism in baghdad but the middle scales with san jose? i don't know i think it will get worse before it gets better to seven there is a general is a question to be asked where it taking information from unpublished sources like wikipedia. >> guest: there are two things when is a question if you should site wikipedia and i think you should. >> host: issued you use it? >> guest: i think you should. i do actually site in the book but in the book industry there's a lot of debate how to cite wikipedia the problem is unlike a book that is static it changes all the time so they want you to time stamp your citations you put the url read on july 8, 2008. and then as you

automaker faces an up hill battle in coming quarters, will johnson controls be able to keep the automotive unit chugging along? joining us now stephenroell, johnson controls chairman and ceo. >> good morning, rebecca. >> you've got a quarter behind you that's looking good. what's you're out look for the future? are things getting better from here? >> i think we still have a difficult period. july through december quarter, we still expect the industry in north america to be down 45%. but despite that, i think we'll be able to turn profitable. we are seeing good quarter her quarter performance. >> how much of it is going to come from cost cutting, how much more cost cutting is left out there versus top line growth? >> well, fortunately i think we took our actions back in september of last year. it came back again early spring. i think we've done a lot of our cost cutting already. we closed of 26 plants. i think therefore most of us reductions are have taken place. >> so no more closures? >> we don't expect any more closures in the automotive sector. what we've done is we've been able to prove we can operate at roughly 8.3 million unit

stephen's episcopal church on chapel road. father james johnson said thieves got away with money, one, and a lunch box. he said the burglary was unnecessary. >> our help does go out to those who felt desperate enough to do this, and we always assist in any way we can. >> police have taken extra measures to secure the church. if you have any information, call baltimore county. tonight's state police have arrested a husband and wife in connection with molten: -- with multiple deaths. jerome herron and jerome tina herron are accused of -- and his wife tina herron are accused of stealing. they face a number of charges, including burglary, theft, and malicious destruction of property. authorities say they are in the process of reuniting the stolen property with its rightful owners. deadly animal abuse allegations have the attention of the new anti-animal cruelty task force. two cats were found dead at the bottom of an outdoor solar, and some residents believe local kids are responsible. >> neighborhood cats can only find food end of hat on the head at

. >> reporter: johnson conol's 42-year-d headquarters has become the company's hottest marketing to for what it cal its building effiency business. c.e.o. stephen rll delightin shing off a renovation at the massive office cplex which includ solar panels. >> they prove basically what s a fourth of the energy for our campus. >> reporr: a geothermal system warms d cools the facility-- and sky lights help illunate work areas. roell thinks the world is ly beginng to embrace energy conservation and thacould mean big bus for johnson controls. >> i think people reallyant to go to reneble. i think it's just function of whenhey get into the economics they need tonderstand that it is a part of an energy conservation plan in tot. >> repter: johnson controls made its mark in heatingnd coolg 125 years ago when founder warren johnsonnvented the therstat. througho the twentieth century e company built, installed, and serviced heating andir conditioning stems. dung the past twenty years johnson controls made st of its money king vehicle inteors. but as i own plants became more efficient and auto sale started slowing e company gan trimming its automotive divisio

. >> reporter: johnson control's 42-year-old headquarters has become the company's hottest marketing tool for what it call its building efficiency business. c.e.o. stephen roell delights in showing off a renovation at the massive office complex which includes solar panels. >> they provide basically what was a fourth of the energy for our campus. >> reporter: a geothermal system warms and cools the facility-- and sky lights help illuminate work areas. roell thinks the world is only beginning to embrace energy conservation and that could mean big bucks for johnson controls. >> i think people really want to go to renewable. i think it's just a function of when they get into the economics they need to understand that it is a part of an energy conservation plan in total. >> reporter: johnson controls made its mark in heating and cooling 125 years ago when founder warren johnson invented the thermostat. throughout the twentieth century the company built, installed, and serviced heating and air conditioning systems. during the past twenty years johnson controls made most of its money making vehicle interiors. but as its own plants became more efficient and aut

stephen t. johns last month. von brunn was shot in the face by other guards. >>> police in howard county are investigating a shooting tonight. authorities say last night, 18- year-old keontae johnson was playing when a fight broke out. he was shot in the torso. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. police are offering a $1,000 reward and are having anyone with information to call them at 410. 313-3200. >>> there is much more to come on abc 2 news at 6. coming up, where is the beef? some folks become cows to get a free meal. that's cute! >>> and it's not exactly a national treasure. but there is a hunt underway for a meteor that shot through the sky in our area. >>> and last night norm and michelle gave us a 2-degree guarantee of 82 degrees. well, today we hit 83 for that afternoon high. >> great! >> once again we're on a roll. that makes 11 days in a row we have hit that 2-degree guarantee. and today's winner is from westminster. congratulations. you got yourself a norm lewis bobblehead. we'll be right back with a look at the forecast. >> watch abc 2 news any time on channel 1 with comcast on demand. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whol

that is stevens who was a great johnson hater was told that johnson was a self-made man and stephens said well that's good to hear otherwise god almighty had a lot to answer for. [laughter] >> but johnson thought himself to read by hanging out in a tailor shop rather like barbershops are a center for conversation and mail company. and he had more trouble writing. that was always a lifelong problem, a contrast with lincoln. but he was a very smart fellow. and the things he knew, he knew extranet will. he could recite long poems. he understood, he was familiar with classical history. not the greatness of mind of lincoln, but it shows you that, a motivated person can educate himself pretty well in the back and poverty in the 1830s and 40s. >> tom, let me ask you the question, can lincoln be implicated in some of the continuing issues regarding race? >> well, there's no question that he accepted -- he grew up in a state where i indicated with that 1848 amendment to the constitution, racism was prevalent. and while he articulated a division of equality and reached into the declaration of i

thaddeus stevens was a great johnson hater and was told johnson was a self-made man and stephen said that is good to hear otherwise god almighty had a lot to answer for. [laughter] johnson taught himself to read by hanging out in the tailor shop, rather like barber shops are a center for conversation and mail company, and he had more trouble writing. that was always a lifelong problem and in contrast with lincoln but he was it very smart fellow in the things he knew he knew extremely well. he could recite long columns. he understood, he was familiar with classical history. not the greatest of mind of lincoln but it shows you that it's motivated person can educate himself pretty well. even back in poverty in the 1830's and 40's. >> tom, let me ask you the question, can lincoln be implicated in some of the continuing issues regarding race? >> there is no question that he accepted, he grew up in a state where, as they indicated in 1848, the amendment to the constitution racism was prevalent and well he articulated a vision of the quality and reached into the declaration of independence t