thieves are targeting jeep wranglers. turns outdoors are pretty easy to steal. and easy to sell online. it's a growing crime spotted in the mid west. >> there is a if you leave doors unlocked people will snatch the doors. >> and there are some special locks that make it almost impossible that costs about $60. and the doors, new are $1,000. >> everything has to be nailed down. >> thank you. >> and when there is is beg story is low snow levels coming up by friday night. let's get you outside and there is cameras bouncing around a little bill bit. it's getting breezy. sfo reporting gusts and there is is a live picture from san jose. butteful and sunny afternoon. 55 degrees. here is what it look looks like aconsiders the bay area, pretty much into 50s and some high temperatures today came in into low 60s, it was a warmer day with dry conditions and sun. partly cloudy skies and breezy. cold storm on thursday. and snow may fall below a thousand feet. we need more days to get details sorted out but just wanted to warn you that we could be seeing snow. and there is a sa

the charger, wrangler, 300, all of those products were done in the studio during those dark days. we were so focused on it. at one point you learn not to listen to the new in the morning or the e-mails or web blocks in the evening. stay focused on the job and you succeed. >> klaus, you are german. did you ever think what did you get into? >> i did not, but my family did. my parents, even my wife asked me, what are you doing with my daughter? >> it's nice to show not only friends and family, but all the people out there, this is why we stayed -- not only me, all of us -- stayed. we like chrysler. we like living here, working here. >> chris, one of the reasons i like having all three of you on here is chrysler went dark. even in chrysler you say dark. you didn't talk to the people. you have not given us teasers. tell us about that. what is it like working at chrysler versus what it was before? >> everybody's ideas are flowing. there is a lot of information internally. we went dark, but even though we did, we had confidence that we don't need to tell anybody else. we know what we are

brooks brothers has raised their prices on levi's and wranglers and dress shirts. nike plans to do the same thing. >>> futures are a touch lower but stocks could be under pressure after fedex cut the earnings forecast citing disruptions from the snowstorms and rising fuel costs. wall street ended mixed on monday as investors weighed the obama budget proto sal. europe is near the flat line. we do have a lot of data out today. retail sales and consumer sentiment are just a few. meanwhile, not a lot going on in vegas. there's not a lot of love in the air. sin city's wedding chapels are seeing less business these days. fewer than 92,000 couples got married last year. 92,000 sounds like a lot, but that's the lowest level since 1993. the wedding professionals blame the economy and ebbing interest in marriage in general. 5% of all u.s. wedding ceremonies are actually held near the vegas strip, go figure. so in good years they pump about $650 million into the local economy. one elvis at a time. >> nicole lapin at cnbc world headquarters there. >>> the co-founder of the maj

thieves are targeting jeep wranglers in particular.rs are pretty easy to steal and once stolen very easy to sell online. a growing crime first started in the midwest. >> it's a pin and doors kind of sit on there. if you leave your doors unlocked, people come along at nighttime and smash both your doors. >> replacing the doors cost about $1,000. >> say bay area woman has come up with a simple idea that could go a long way towards solving the country's economic problems. >> if every business in america, small and large, hired just one or created one new job, imagine what that could do for our country. >> after writing a block for the huntington post last thursday, her idea took wing. a website sprung up called one job for america and companies began taking the pledge. >> you know, if you really believe something, you believe you can make something happen, you can make it happen. >> so far businesses called specialized bikes in morgan hill and about 84 other companies nationwide have taken the pledge. >> i'm thinking seeing one snowflake

wranglers. belt buckle. the whole nine. >> jimmy: really? yeah. >> jimmy: look at this guy. he's awesome. [ light laughter ] i love him. he looks great. i like that dude there. look at that guy. >> thought you were pointing to me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. like an orange dan aykroyd. i don't know that guy. >> my stalker. >> jimmy: yeah, your stalker. you're dad -- your dad -- he loves going to the premieres and stuff? he looks like a good dude. >> yeah, he's been my date to a couple of premieres. >> jimmy: and he's from texas all the time as well? >> yes, he is. born and raised. >> jimmy: born and raised. real deal. >> like a real texan. yeah. >> jimmy: what's his name? >> david heard. >> jimmy: david heard. absolutely, you heard? you heard? >> he hunts and wrangles horses and the whole nine. >> jason: it's a good name for that job. >> yeah, right. >> jason: yeah. herd. >> jimmy: yeah. i don't get it. >> he's the marlboro man. >> jason: herd, you know. >> jimmy: i'm joking. i'm joking. >> jason: go herd. >> jimmy: i got it. >> jason: it

we are following a jeep wrangler coming westbound. no issues as far as the travel times. notice the cars green through the area. it is a 14-minute drive this presidents' day. things are smooth through livermore, pleasanton and the dublin interchange through the castro valley at the top of the screen and also through hayward. the speed limit indicators are heading over the water. we are giving you a look out there at the bay bridge, travel times approaching are really nice. close to the limit for all feeder roads. chopper had just checked out that fire we talked about showing you the fire engines, no major incidents through san mateo or millbrae, but there was no smoke visible. that's better news. back to you. >>> 6:43 right now. a california couple is in the hands of somali pirates this morning. they were kidnapped sailing off the coast of aman. john cadiz klemack from los angeles is live in marina del ray where jean and scott adam started their trip years ago, right, john? >> reporter: yes, seven years ago, in fact. this is their worldwide adventure as they hand out bibl

it appearses thieves are targeting jeep wranglers. once stolen they're easy to sell online. it's a growing crime first started in the midwest. >> there's a pin in here and the doors kind of sit in there. if you leave your doors unlocked people come along and just smash both your doors. >> now, there are special bolts with locks making it almost inpossible for thieves to steal the doors. the locks cost about 50 bucks, the doors cost about $1,000 so you do the math. >> i always wondered about those canvas doors how easy they are to lose. >> it's not going to keep you warm once the snow starts falling. >> a jeep not a bad car to drive there. let's take a look outside, show you what's going on. and here we have a tower cam from emeryville that looks a little cloudy this morning but nothing's falling from the sky. let's talk about the last snow measurable snow in san francisco. about 5 inches atop win peaks around the 5th of february, 1976. january 1st 1962. that's a long time ago. we had 3 inches in the sunset. let's talk about what's happening under that partly cloudy sky. low

incredible assembly of people, some of whom are here today, but it was ranchers and farmers, hunters and wranglersit was mayors and governors, just everybody who cares about the outdoors, it was very interesting because i think that what i ended up finding out is there is a much broader coalition of people. this is really the agenda that supports conservation. there are yes democrats but also republicans to understand that conservation is a way that protect the economic vitality of the communities across the country, the outdoor industry, recognizes that there's about $6.5 billion a year created just for outdoor recreation. so the great coalition of people we listen to from all over the country. >> i've noticed -- i travel the west quite a bit, and a lot of times we hear from ranchers in particular, but also people, you know, dealing with natural gas fields or mineral rights that somehow the federal government continue to lock up the land that the obama administration's wild land policies a lockup policy. how do you respond to that? >> i think it is absolutely not true. i mean, we continue to look