. >> day with us because we will bring in john strickland, an siation analyst for jl consulting.ture of the fortunes of the industry just listening to caroline talking about the latest forecast. what's your assessment? >> it's not surprising to her of the massive growth in these emerging markets. we have the old world and the new world. europe and the u.s., the market is in the doldrums and that reflects the wider macroeconomic context and what caroline said about the different attitude aviation. of capacity in airports, problem with air traffic control. if we look at a new world, much more embraced and seen as a tool for developing economies and massive rising middle class in laces like china and india antisurface has not even been tapped in terms of market potential. the longo you make of cost long-haul model? lots of established airlines said it won't work for a long time. it's not what passengers want but in asia it's been going for a little while. there has been some testing as a concept. interestingly, when i was talking to norwegian, i asked how it was going to work, if pe

strickland to assist samantha in her o.m.i.p. study. i've assured him that we're extremely happy to take part. yeah, more than happy. perhaps you'd like to tell them what you've got planned. absolutely. today i'll be observing how you work, define "normally". what? i'm just trying to get my head round what's expected.

strickland to assist samantha in her o.m.i.p. study. i've assured him that we're extremely happy to take part. yeah, more than happy. perhaps you'd like to tell them what you've got planned. absolutely. today i'll be observing how you work, define "normally". what? i'm just trying to get my head round what's expected.

my friend from third grade, jill strickland is here with her daughter, erin, celebrating -- do i say it? no, she's my age, put it that way, okay. >> hi to them. >> she stayed here for the weekend -- >> behind them is a kid named ben. standing outside since 6:30 in the morning holding a sign. >> with his mom. welcome to everybody. >> welcome. >>> we have big shave today. >> big shave. i like the results. i'm digging it. >> what happened was today was the big shaveoff. time to shave off the beards. and the viewers got to vote on leaving a goatee, mustache, mutton chops, or something called a chin curtain, whatever that is. >> chin -- that's like the amish wear with -- clean face, but a lot -- >> yeah. anyway, everybody got goatees except willie. willie, they voted to have a mustache. here are their before and afters. let's see how they ended up looking. >> that's willie before -- i'm confused. >> that was willie before we started. then during is on the right. then down is today -- >> yeah. he looks great. willie's got a baby face. >> look at matt. oh. which is the goatee? the bottom? >

. >> david strickland announced last week that he is stepping down. what is your assessment of his tenure? >> i think our cars have got nothing but safer. i think that transcends political parties. he has done a good job. i think he has done a great job. >> any ideas where he will land next? >> i do not think you will come to general motors to work. >> i think he has a career. i do not know him personally. i think public service is unappreciated in this country. there are public servant that do great work that are highly unappreciated. i feel like he is whether that have done a good job. >> what about the future of electric vehicles in the market? sales have not been what gm wants. we're d.c. see electric vehicles going both for gm in the u.s. market more broadly? >> we will sell more votes in this market then audi markets. we are right knee mill. not that this is a sore subject. this car is a step forward. a thing about other cars that have had fires and things of that nature. [laughter] we never had a fire with a volkswagen. never. we were able to s

washington, and auto regulator david strickland announced he is stepping down. what is your assessment of his well, i think our cars are nothing but safer, and i think that transcends political party or administration. i think he did a fine job. >> any idea where he is going to land next? he is going tonk come to general motors to work. he did aid, i think fine job, and i think he has got a career -- i have met him on occasion, but i do not know him personally. service, quite frankly, is unappreciated in this country, and there are public servants that do great i highly appreciate it, and i think he did a good job. what about the future of electric vehicles in the u.s. market? sales have not been what gm wants. you are still in that market. see a electric vehicles going, both for gm and for the u.s. market, more broadly? >> because i know the press loves to make a on this, and certain people at this table do. i do. the volt, we will sell more than jaguar will sell cars. fourll more of those than out of five audi market models. the middle. in there are a lot of c

we had foreign car companies coming to then governor strickland saying we need to help the american car companies, because we'll lose our supply chain. i asked, where were these reporters when that was going on? we've had some hiccups this year, but my goodness gracious, we've certainly turned the corner and that's part of the problem, ed. how do you get the message out, how do you rally the american people today when you have such a decentralized media? >> well, i think that we've had some good things happen. we're down to 7% unemployment. a lot of people like to argue with that, because they think that the numbers are higher than that. double digit and what not. we've got income inequality. you show the graphs, we show the graphs all of the time. bottom line here is that people understand the economy, and they understand hurt. and those who were unemployed who now have a job, as that unemployment rate has come down, they understand a three-month extension. let's see if congress does. before we leave this interview tonight, i want to show this picture. here he is, the young quarterback

. >> david strickland announced last week that he is stepping down. what is your assessment of his tenure? >> i think our cars have got nothing but safer. i think that transcends political parties. he has done a good job. i think he is a funny -- he has done a great job. >> any ideas where he will land next? >> i do not think you will come to general motors to work. >> i think he has a career. i do not know him ersonally. i think public service is unappreciated in this country. there are public servant that do great work that are highly unappreciated. i feel like he is whether that have done a good job. >> what about the future of electric vehicles in the market? sales have not been what gm wants. we're d.c. see electric vehicles going both for gm in the u.s. market more broadly? >> we will sell more votes in this market then audi markets. we are right knee mill. not that this is a sore subject. this car is a step forward. thing about other cars that have had fires and things of that nature. we never had a fire with a volkswagen. never. we were able t

when maintenance man ishmael strickland found the lifeless body of a boy. >> on the seventh day a maintenancean spotted a body tossed down into the woods behind a parking lot at a suburban office complex. >> the bank was fairly steep. >> medical examiner joseph burton had to hold on to a rope to get down to the scene. >> he had a ligature mark on his neck like if somebody had a ligature and they were behind you or off to the side behind you and they closed their hands or fists together and pulled the ligature, basically. >> in other words, killed from behind. >> most likely, yes. >> all right. let me place another sample on this side. >> state crime lab scientist larry peterson attended the autopsy. >> i can recall at one autopsy pulling a fiber off of one of the victims. it was a green carpet fiber and mounted the sample on the slide went over and looked under the microscope and it's the same one. >> you knew right then? >> knew right then. >> apparent it's another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. >> local television carried these pictures live from the crime scene. >> as it was

my name is jack strickland i'm a very patriotic american. i believe that the american dream is alive and well. i believe it is very attainable. it wasn't that long ago when i was having a discussion with my friend jesse about this. we both came to the same conclusion. this is america. for cap. janet is up next from columns ohio on our line for independence. good morning. caller: there is no such thing as the american dream. sleepy.ake you that is the mistake americans are making. they wake up and realize what is happening to them it will be too late. first and foremost any to start out with impeaching obama. look at the damage she is the stowed upon this country. people don't realize that the people of each nation will be responsible for their leaders. this is the part i don't understand. people need to be aware of who is running the show here and it is not obama. we are slaves. to understand? they're doing it on a large level. jan from columbus, ohio. we have jerry from cleveland, ohio. i think it big problem in this country is taxed asperi