since 2001, volvo has invested $330 million to upgrade and renovate their facilities, allowing volvo to build a state-of-the-art engine development laboratory to produce increasingly fuel-efficient engines. this volvo facility has shown outstanding success. 60 of volvo's trucks a day emit the same emission as one truck in 1990. that's an amazing reduction of pollutants going into the air. in addition, the facility recycles 84% of the site's waste and has achieved an 83% decrease in the use of diesel fuels. furthermore, volvo remains invested in western maryland by making generous contributions to local health and welfare organizations, civic and community organizations, art and cultural organizations and education initiatives across the region. this commitment to the well-being of volvo employees is demonstrated by the august, 2013, opening of an on-site family first pharmacy which will provide employees and their families with innovative state-of-the-art health care to be provided by doctors, nurses and pharmacists in cooperation with walgreens. as the volvo facility has highly inve

collins was thrown out of volvo and hit by another vehicle. strangers rushed in to help. >> there was another witness that he ran to the vehicle and got her out of the vehicle, cut her out of her seat belt. she just kept saying i'm okay, i'm okay. where's my nana? >> the child is still in the hospital. the driver of the truck was also hospitalized. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, the victim's husband talks to news 4's jewelulie kerry about how h wants his wife to be remembered. it took out his knife and cut the rope. the whale swam away. luckily he happened to have a video camera on him, the fisherman, that is. wow. >> 6-year-old boy goes to the beach when the unthinkable happens. he was swallowed up in a sand dune and trapped for hours. his amazing story, up next. >>> plus on high alert this week for the birth of the royal baby. we'll take you across the pond. >>> and any relief soon from the heat, chuck? >> well, i wouldn't use the word soon just yet, pat, for heat relief but there is at least some signs of the end of the 95 degree plus weather

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a security guard noticed he was standing outside of a black volvo with two flat tires. the guard kept him there until police showed up. he was trying to change the tires on his car, the problem was cart didn't belong to him it belonged to his passenger. and he had the car in the middle of the street with no emergency lights and police thought that was also a little suspicious, too. >> a little? >> a little, yeah. once into the back of the car, his language got more colorful. >> i was driving drunk, hell, yeah. but on the other hand, what's the [ bleep ] for? >> doesn't sound good. >> no, he didn't. charged with aggravated dwi, being held at santa fe county jail. >> [ bleep ] you. >> for the dogs. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good girl. >> check out this gorgeous video. a bird's-eye view of lima, peru. some prayer motor pilots. some of the images are just remarkable. >> cool angle. >> but the canopy view. >> yeah. >> take a look at this paramotor pilot. does he look familiar to you guys? think back to a few days ago and this video. >> right, yeah, yeah. >> oh. >> the pilot flying over leem

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further down the road, the pickup struck a second vehicle and then it hit the volvo driven by sue ann collins. her granddaughter was a passenger. this spray paint on the asphalt marks the horror that followed. sue ann was thrown into the southbound lanes and hit by another vehicle. grace brown lives next to the accident scene. her husband ran out to see what he could do while another good samaritan went to sue ann collins' car to help her 8-year-old granddaughter. >> there was another witness. he ran to the vehicle, cut her out of her seat belt. she kept saying i'm okay, i'm okay, where's my nana. >> reporter: state police say the pickup ran off the road and strk a tree. the driver is identified as 49-year-old myron vaughn of stafford. the investigation continues into what caused vaughn to hit the three vehicles. charges have not yet been filed. sue ann collins' husband said right now he can only think of his wife, the loss. the couple had been working on their dream home for two years and planned to move in soon. >> we were looking forward to coming here and spending many years toget

. >> his volvo is 20 years old. scuffed up shoes, takes the bus, takes the train. bus he insists on a senior citizen's discount. >> i love it. fantastic. he founded the company what, at age 17 in 1943, his wife passed away. >> and why he's moving. >> an interesting wrinkle about the story, sweden is cutting taxes so maybe that's also a, you know, incentive for him to move back home. >> the big story when you've got guys like this, that's creative and they were moving out and a there was a table and it didn't fit. and that's the inspiration. people who can innovate and think. why do you chase them out of the country for high taxes and create kids who don't want to go to work anyway. too lazy to protest. it's crazy. by the way, it's just, i love this guy's story, but i wish stuart was here i'd be cracking on him. and this guy might be cheaper than stuart. stuart is tighter than two coats of paint. >> who is cheaper. and some say our debt make us look weak to the rest of the world. monsters university number one at the box office. why are hollywood's end of the world

speech by my radio producer, a mayflower-bred, harvard educated mainline mom driving what else, a volvoterwards in the parking lot, she got into a fender-bender. the parked car that she hit had a puerto rican flag hanging from the rear view mirror. a parking attendant responded. he was a black man wearing a bow tie and speak winning a african-american accent. i heard him tell my waspy producer that she couldn't leave the lot until a manager arrived. then i saw a latino man cross the lot and upon seeing the damage to his suzuki, he was instantly anguished. manny i later learned his name was. he was understandably upset to learn this had happened in his absence. an hour earlier i had been watching barack obama, and now i was caught up in an episode of "curb your enthusiasm" with more metaphors than i could keep track of. two blocks away after the speech, the lot attendant with the african accent returned to tell the wassy producer and the man not to worry. a natty bmw pulled up and out popped mr. tran, the asian supervisor who came to sort out the unfolding drama of the fender-bender. all

speech by my radio producer, a may flower bred harvard educated mainline mom driving what else, a volvoafterwards in the parking lot she got into a fender bender. the parked car she hit had a puerto rican flag hanging from the rear view mirror. she couldn't leave the lot until his manager arrived. just then i saw a latino man with close cropped hair and low hanging jeans cross the lot and upon seeing the damage to his suzuki he was instant lly anguished. manny i later learned his name was, he was understandably upset to learn this happened in his absence. an hour earlier i'd been watching barack obama and now i was caught up in an episode of "curb your enthusiasm" with more metaphors than i could keep track of. the lot attendant with the african accent returned to tell the waspy woman and puerto rican man not to worry bought his manager was en route. out popped mr. trann, the asian supervisor who had come to sort out the unfolding drama of the fender bender. all parties spoke civilly, cooperated, party company with handshakes all around which reminded me of something else i heard that d

volvo actually showed a car recently, that you get out of and it goes off and parks itself. close to the driverless car. adam: we call that the husband. lori: hey now. >> that is ridiculous. that was ridiculous. we're not going to put up with that. lori: i agree. you tell him so. we were talking recently. i can't recall who is doing this, self-driving cars. adam: autonomous car? lori: yes. adam: self-driving car. google is looking at it too, right? lori: but are we coming to an era where the car is doing everything? adam: alec, why don't you take a shot at at this. >> technology is quickly approaching level to see cars that drive themselves google has been able to do it. they have logged 300,000 miles without incident. granted way laws are sitting today there has to be someone in the drivers seat. you can't kick up your feet in the back seat and relax. once we've cleared right legislative hurdles and technology gets there and comfort level with average consumer. lori: you love to drive though. you love to drive. adam: people like me love to drive. george, i'm curious if you

dennis: also, talk to us about the tech five forms that are here that were not here in the last volvond you have the cloud you can decide how many clicks you want to pay for, when you want to pay for it and so on. they are empowering to these businesses. they are driving again. the business models help make money on the bottom line. dennis: it helps those businesses earn higher profits and do better. voice activated menu scroll through is just amazing. what could get in the way of this tech revolution? i was hoping that we would have some pent-up demand at some point. corporate customers take over from the taft up consumer. >> silicon valley is in its own kind of world right now. hopefully it is a leading edge of that, even know, spilling down to the rest of the economy. these businesses are able to, you know, use services like ours. save money, but most importantly , use business. for the jobs to come back-- because of these devices. dennis: the solution is to try to serve it. >> timing is everything. the roots of the 90s bubble. dennis: they were not wrong, they were just way early.

i don't know whether you're volvo volunteering to be the first person to eat it, but it is going to beo see you. as i said, there is a 250,000 pound hamburger made from stem cells of a cow. it's going to be served up in london next week. we asked you whether you would be the first person to eat it. ricochet tweeted, having swamped restroom stalls and dishes in microbiology, he'll pass. that's it for today. "squawk box" coming up next. time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than before. the new blackberry q10. it'me. >>> good morning. get ready for a very busy week. we are about halfway through earnings season, but that means there's another half to go. in regard to corporate commentary, the markets will be paying close attention to the economy in the coming days because on the agenda, a fed meeting, a first read on second quarter gdp, and the monthly jobs report on friday. plus, we have quite a few deals to d

. >> good evidence and communication or access to volvo, some people want print versions but communication -- the other side is health products are important to help people, how do i invest? try to target these funds and schools to help people diving to the process. >> it happens at the workplace. >> within the program. >> i have a question about what you think offering a match not necessarily by the employer but perhaps through making the credit refundable, putting money on the table since low-income workers don't get a lot from tax benefits that are more of an incentive to hiring people if they knew they would get a refundable tax credit, what affect would that have on the participation rate and their ability to accumulate a more significant amount of money that might encourage them to keep bond contributing and have a sense that they are getting somewhere. >> there is a credit right now in the law but it is not refundable, low and moderate-income, taxpayers, what do you think of making it refundable or effective? >> that is the model i mentioned earlier with child care workers. that is