[gaviotas graznando] ¡kia,kia,kia! pero por mucho la temporada más espectacular del banco de aliwal es el invierno. cada junio y julio las tormentas del hemisferio sur soplan de la antártida y algo de la vida marina se mueve de las costas de natal en busca de aguas más cálidas. para las pequeñas sardinas estas costas son un destino vital en su largo circuito de vida a través de las aguas del sur del océano Índico. cada invierno, mil toneladas metricas de sardinas llegan de las aguas cercanas al banco de aliwal. y aunque son una pequeña porción de toda la población de sardinas de sudáfrica, este grupo sigue atrayendo a los seguidores de las telarañas de comida. [helicóptero] ¡trrr,trrr,trrr! para las personas de la costa de natal las sardinas, son la bienvenida de una bonanza anual. [oleaje] ¡shhhsss! [gaviotas graznando] ¡kia,kia,kia! en el mar, las sardinas son eternamente seguidas por aves hambrientas, peces, tiburones y delfines. grupos de delfines nariz de botella residentes del banco aliwal, toman

[águila chillando] ¡kia,kia,kia! ♪ alaska, me ha sorprendido por muchas cosas, especialmente porque es brutal el paisaje. es un país completamente diferente, está inexplorado, está virgen, es un territorio para la aventura, y además la gente está concienciada de si llega el fin de semana y es asombroso, ver al americano coger su caravana con su moto de agua con todo ese tipo de cosas. ♪ aquí estamos en un establecimiento de alaska, para comprar todo lo que nos hace falta pues unas estacas, tenemos que comprar también la comida, comida deshidratada mira como véis, esta comida es la que hemos decidido llevar. porque pesa muy poquito es para dos personas echamos agua hirviendo y la comida la tenemos lista. pues toda la comida para más o menos para los 20 o 20 y tantos días hemos comprado esto. a ver abajo, estamos aquí cogiendo ya la comida y hay una cantidad de... aquí en américa, que no se pueden imaginar no sabemos ni que comer. es muy divertido ir de compras en estados unidos, y sobre todo te quedas

harmon took off in a 2013 kia optima and he then opened fire on a witness who tried to follow him. >>> a senate hearing on guns opened with pretty powerful words from former arizona representative gabrielle giffords. it was two years since giffords was shot in the head at a political event in tucson. she was there yesterday to urge congress to do something about gun violence. let's listen. >> you must act. be bold, be courageous. americans counting on you.

some people in the town of laiza and within the kia are concerned that the me and more government is trying to muscle -- the myanmar government is trying to attack. >> venezuela has given an update on the health of hugo chavez. he's as the long and action has been under control. he has not been seen since he went to cuba last month for a cancer treatment. we have more from caracas. >> out as six days about hearing no news about his health condition, the venezuelan government finally issued a new bulletin in which they say president chavez remained in delicate condition but that he is overall positive. >> his delicate health is operate complex surgery. in recent days, the outcome has become favorable and he continues to comply with medical treatment. >> at the not specify whether or not the president is actually speaking. nevertheless, this is good news for his supporters and well- wishers, especially if you consider the last two medical bulletins said his condition was stationary. there have been no close of the president and the bulletin issued by his medical team -- are not issued

>> how much did i get meaning how much did the company kia motors pay us? stuart: i know this is very rude of me, but, you know, we are a financial program and i'm stuart varney and i'm going to be rude. what was your fee? >> well i can't mention the fee on tv, but i will say that it's just as important as any other ad that we do out there. stuart: okay. seven figures? >> how much do you make? stuart: oh, no, that's private. come on. come on. [laughter] stuart: let me do this in a roundabout way. let's do this, how much did the agency, the company, david and goliath, can you give me a ballpark your? how much did it cost to make? all the costs thrown in, how much did it cost to make what is a brilliant ad? >> oh, well, i'd say that -- well, we all know how much it costs to run; right? stuart: yeah. >> i'd say any agency out there worth their grain of salt, it would behoove them to come up with an amazing spot because i believe at the end of the day, they get to keep the business because of that. stuart: okay. how much? >> how much? stuart, i can't say that.

so that is where the issue is eye kia carrying noneye kia product comes in. >> how does it business model work? ikea, thinking about it from a uk perspective, the sale of scandinavian furniture into the uk is something we're used to. how does the business model work? is it exactly the same, to sell scandinavian products into india? >> i think the way it was supposed to work out initially was that you would have various products imported from china with the eye kia brand being sold in india. that is one thing. but if you want to then bring in products that are not ikea branded, i think that's where the discontent or the desention is right now. as i said earlier, i don't think this is one of the insurmountable gaps. the reason the regulators wanted to have nothing but single brand retail, was the retail stores in india who carry a series of brands and the points was they were not going to face direct competition from the likes of ikea who would carry somewhat similar brands. >> you can imagine for the rest of us, it sounds like something will inevitably have to be reformed if india is truly

kia as hyundai admitted overstating fuel economy numbers on more than 1 million cars recently sold in north america. >>> now to a runway mishap involving two planes in washington's dulles airport. a united flight that just arrived from brussels clipped wings with an empty plane that was parked near the gate. no one was injured. >>> salt lake city's airport was forced to shut down for hours after getting clammed with the most freezing rain in 30 years. a frontier airlines plane slid on a patch of ice after arriving from denver. no one was hurt, but thousands of passengers were stranded. i was just at that airport last week after my little ski trip. so just made it back. >>> here's your friday forecast. dangerous cold from minnesota to maine. a half foot of snow around the great lakes. just a few inches from ohio to indiana and the northeast. freezing rain from nashville to atlanta. rain from l.a. to phoenix. rain and mountain snow in the pacific northwest. >> 40s in the northwest. 2 below zero in fargo. 20s from chicago into the northeast. >>> it was a hollywood ending to a small dog's

kia motors saw a jump of 14%. that's the latest in business for this hour. here is a check on other markets. >>> japanese prime minister says he opposes any use. he's visiting vietnam on his first tour aboard. abe prime minister discussed territory disputes. they have disputes with china. the peace and stability in the south china sea is of global concern. he added the rule of law is essential. he understands and supports japan's stance. the leaders also discuss north korea. abe says the rocket launch last month violated resolutions. he said the international community should take firm action. abe pledged about $500 million worth of yen loans to vietnam. after the meeting, the two leaders held a joint news conference. they will work together on various challenges facing southeast asia. >> translator: we have agreed that the two courts will jointly tacklessues that concern east asia. we will also cooperate in the fields of peace and stability. >> prime minister said they agree that all conflicts and issues should be resolved through peaceful negotiations base

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see the small black kia following behind a taxi or delivery car, veers off to the side of the road, hits something, stops dead. oh boy. oh boy. it looks like a woman driver falls out the back window as the car flips over. >> oh, somebody else crawls out, too. >> they seem to be okay. >> what was this car trying to do? >> i don't know if the car was trying to pass or if they weren't paying attention, talk to the or people in the car or the person fell asleep or something. looks like they just drift off to the side of the road to the right. i can't tell what they hit if he hit a fireplug or a tree. >> looks like that woman, who is the first one out of the car, looks like she's hurt. you can see her should somewhere arm got dragged on the ground there. >> yeah, i'm sure there's definitely some injuries in the accident but it doesn'took like ything serious. et up and walk away. >> and look at all of these people who come and rush to help out here. it's like five people there in no time. >> happy new year! >> a lot of people have been out partying, celebrating the new year. celebrating the ho

he said they had attacked a kia outpost. this is an area which is similar to the area that was attacked by myanmar helicopters and fighter jets last week. there was a confusing situation last week when the myanmar government appeared to initially deny those airstrikes had taken place. a couple of days later, they admitted they did happen, but they happened in self-defense. the use of air power against the rebels is certainly an escalation in what has been a very long-running war. >> dozens of protesters are gathered outside the headquarters of one of china's most liberal newspapers. they are calling for the resignation of the provincial propaganda chief. the protest began after they replaced a new years letter to readers -- new year's letter to readers. isgle's executive chairman in north korea in what is being called a humanitarian visit. eric schmidt is part of a delegation led by former new mexico state governor bill richardson. richardson -- >> it is a private, humanitarian mission. we are going to make an assessment of

hyundai owns hyundai motor and kia motors and one of the main j.j.s of the south korean economy. in his new year's speech the company chairman acknowledged the tough global economic situation vowing to tackle the challenges ahead. >> translator: we have to boost our competitive edge by improving the quality of our cars. >> reporter: the rising yuan is not the only challenge. workers have staged a series of strikes. they demanded wage increases and improved working conditions. domestic production costs have soared as a result. one of hyundai's biggest korean plants is about 300 kilometers south of seoul. company managers and union leaders worked out a new deal in september after four months negotiation. hyundai officials eliminated overnight shifts for the first time since 1967, the company's founding. >> translator: i think it's great because now i have time to do something for myself. i can properly be healthier because i can sleep at night. >> reporter: along with the elimination of overnight shifts, the firm is raising basic wages by 5.4%. in addition, to make up for the reduc

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kia motors is putting 200 million to compensate owners admitting -- after admig theyovercompensated the gas mileage. boeing dreamliner is grafted. safety backups failed on one of the planes allowing a battery fire a japanese airline canceled hundreds of flights. and we are getting the first look at a much anticipated film with ashton kutcher as steve jobs. >> this is freedom to create and to do and to build as artist. >> reporter: it opens today at sundance film festival and april nationwide. >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >>> today we will show you how the highway administration is working to keep you safe in the storm. >> and you will hear from the brothers harbaugh all week leading up to the superbowl. so what do mom and dad think about this brotherly matchup? hear from them this morning. >> and get ready to send the ravens off to the big easy. find out how to celebrate the tam's trip to superbowl xvii -- xlvii i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. we could have snow in the forecast for the afternoon commute and it's bitterly co

kia motors is getting ready to settle false mileage claims. the south korean automaker is putting aside almost $200 million to compensate owners after admitting it overstated the fuel economy on more than 1 million vehicles sold in north america. >>> the boeing 787 dreamliner is still grounded after a rash of mechanical problems. investigators say safety backups failed on at least one of the planes, allowing a battery fire earlier this month. all nippon airways, which has more 787s than any other airline, has canceled almost 500 dreamliner flights so far. >>> and this week can't end soon enough for apple. its stock fell more than 12% yesterday after a disappointing earnings report. many analysts are now lowering their estimates for the company. apple is also reporting that it terminated a subcontractor in china that was using under-aged workers. >>> and we're getting our first look at the ashton kutcher film about apple founder, steve jobs. it will open in april on the anniversary of apple's founding. and it covers the early years of the compa

kia's hoping that interest in these cars will help drive interest in the "we can be heroes" charity campaign to fight hunger in africa. so, besides looking cool, this auto maker is doing something very cool. from las vegas, i'm tore dietrich for "teen kids news." >> to mark our 10th year on tv, each week, we take a look back at one of the stories we've covered. >> if you have trouble sleeping, you may need to say "good night" to your computer a little earlier. you see, scientists found that staring at the bright computer screen actually confuses your brain so that it thinks it's still daytime, even though it's not. so be sure to turn off your computer at least an hour before you go to bed, because you can always play tomorrow. i'm brian "the cyber guy" for "kids news." >> a number of schools around the u.s. are getting help...from a tv show. christina explains. >> ♪ i got the horse right here ♪ ♪ his name is paul revere ♪ there's a guide that says if the weather's clear ♪ >> a lot goes into making a musical, and it starts long before the curtain ever rises. >> your job is to tell a

expect the usual eye brow raisers by go daddy as well as ford and kia. back to you. i am not sure if you prefer the ads or the game. >> i am an ad girl myself. >> not that long ago, it was million dollars. now it is $3.3. >> i look forward to the halftime show. this year is beyonce. that's a be a great show. i love her. >> there was some snow out there today? >> there was. fairfax county. most of that is in southern maryland at this time. a little bit of light snow. going to be very short-lived and most of us are doing -- seeing cloudy skies this morning. we are not going to climb a lot of -- a lot where we are right now. 32 in frederick this morning. we do have a little breeze coming in. a windchill factor this morning. feels like 20. manasseh's filling 32. quantico feeling like 34 degrees. a little on the chilly side. average is right about 43 and 29. we will not be near average today. even though it will feel cooler look at this cold arctic air. just up to our north and west. highs only in the 20's today. here is the cloudiness i was talking about and the wintry m

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hyundai and kia are looking to sell 4.3 million units this year when their 012 grew 8%. so they certainly have some work cut out for them this year. >> thanks for that. marine while, the currencies in europe are adding to the down beat mood. in italy, down to a 3 the-year low in 2012. the picture in france similarly poised with new car registration slumping by 14%. this comes as a report from ernst & young talking about a new lost decade with rising unemployment and stag nating growth. tom, thanks for joining us. it's not going to get knit better? >> no, i'm afraid 2013, at least from an economic point of view isn't going to get much better than 2012. unemployment is still very high and rising. there's a lot of uncertainty about the eurozone and how that will fare in 2013. also, there's a lot of fiscal policy, fiscal cuts to come to 2013, as well. >> still in portugal, they're raising taxes again. >> exactly. that's going to weigh on businesses, appetite to invest and to get out there and spend. on a positive note, 2012 did see quite a lot of radical policy action to kee

they helped collect and distribute books with the help of chancellor, kia henderson and john legend. 2,000 of the students and five other schools will get those books. >>> the national day of service was instituted by president obama in 2009. the weekend of his first inauguration. his administration continued the day every year since and today, as they try to expand the day. a crowd of workers gathered on the national mall. fox 5's john hanrahan was there. >> reporter: yolanda adams made her pitch with a song. ♪ [ music ] chelsea clinton visited a booth to help the youngsters write letters to sick children. and eva longoria appealed to a crowd of thousands to help improve the nation by volunteering. >> make the difference in one child's life. mentor a student, donate a book to a library. donate supplies to a neighborhood school. help paint a classroom or clean the playground. >> thousands of people in town for the inauguration and many locals packed into a huge tent on the national mall, where nearly 100 service organizations tried to inties visitors into making a commitment to vol

meantime, kia motors fell to a two-year low after the rising won took a bite out of its of the. but the asx 200 managed to extend its winning streak, ending higher by 0.5%. this after strong production reports from miners. and the sensex ended higher by about 1%. back to you. >> sixuan, thank you very much for that. 2.5% decline there for samsung. interesting, not necessarily the best sign for global demand. i want first to bring you some new speaking of global demand or at least demand here in britain. after falling 0.3% which is larger than expected, britain's finance minister george osborne has responded. he said it shows we face economic problems and we will not run away from them. ross. >> yeah. they don't have much choice. they have to face up and deal with that. there's plenty of people that would like more supply side. but anyway, that will continue. we've also, kelly, as we've been listen to go mario draghi, he said clearly financial markets have seen the benefit to the ecb actions in terms of the launch of the omt which hasn't been used. the key question is when does t

harmon took off in a 2013 kia optima and he then opened fire on a witness who tried to follow him. >>> a senate hearing on guns opened with pretty powerful words from former arizona representative gabrielle giffords. it was two years since giffords was shot in the head at a political event in tucson. she was there yesterday to urge congress to do something about gun violence. let's listen. >> you must act. be bold, be courageous. americans counting on you. >> her words so powerful. giffords' husband, mark kelly, actually broke the news of the phoenix shooting we just told you about during the hearing on gun violence in washington which also did include the nra's wayne la pierre. james johnson of the baltimore county police department tells us why he's joined the fight for tighter gun laws. that's at 6:30 eastern. anderson cooper hosts a town hall on the topic of gun control with today's leading voices on the debate. "anderson cooper 360 town hall guns under fire" will air at 8:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. >>> let's switch gears. there may be only two people hoping the super

i'm not sure if that's a slogan for america or the new kia sorento. it's catchy. just about every local news channel in the country was stationed outside a polling place on tuesday. this is from our abc affiliate in baton rouge. they were set up inside an elementary school where they met a young woman named stacy jones who gave what might be my favorite answer to any question ever. >> it's very important. very important that we vote. it is crucial. i can't stress that, it's very, very crucial that we get out and vote. >> what race are you most interested in? >> black. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i -- oh, never mind. [ applause ] episode of "family feud." we would have also accepted "human." even though the election has been over for two full days, the state of florida still doesn't know who they voted for. four counties in florida were still counting today. it's important that they get all of the votes counted because the numbers could drastically affect the outcome of this election in no way whatsoever. no one is exactly sure why it's taking florida so long. so, e

they have a lot of local businesses set in the state like coca-cola, home depot, kia motors as well as ups. why them? ups is active here in washington. they have a town house on capitol hill where they do a lot of fund-raisers. they're not a surprising to see. >> talk about the presidential inauguration committee. >> pic is the acronym, is a private group. they fundraiser to help support the official inaugural balls, the parade itself. it is not inexpensive to do. what you mentioned what they're doing this year, they're saying yes to unlimited money in this post citizens-united age. they are reaching out to corporations, unions -- no lobbyists or political action committees, but last year in 2009, rather, this group raised about $53 million. this year they're not saying how much they're raising. we will not know until april. all they have on line is about 1000 names including members of congress, unions, some bundlers and a number of corporations. >> what about disclosure around the voluntary pro-inaugural disclosure of donors? >> it is weak this year, to be honest. what happened in 20

>> he has a talent for all that, for the kia commercials... [ laughter ] >> the game fly commercials. he has a talent. >> reporter: all right. switching to the nfl news, one of the league's most intense players is calling it quits. [ indiscernible ] for greatness. that means you okay with being mediocre. >> after 17 seasons, 37-year- old ray lewis will retire. the ravens linebacker has been to 12 pro bowls and set a record for fewest points allowed with baltimore. his bust will be in canton soon. >> so many other areas of life and my children, i -- my children have made the ultimate sacrifice for their father, the ultimate, for 17 years. and whether jump on a plane, jump back, go to school, i don't want to see them do that no more. >> one of the truly great impact players. just a little while it will be warriors basketball! the clippers in town. highlights coming up on "the late show." >> all right. as usual, well done, mr. glenn. we'll check in with you. for news throughout the evening, the latest is always on cbs5.com. >> our next newscast is at 10:00 on the cw 44/cable 12 and at 11

kno-ho-co kia theater march 1st. >> selling? >> you know why our opening act is al roker. [ laughter ] >> washington dar constitution hall april 26th. west bury long island june 1st. see you all there. >> give theme glimpse of you don't bring me flowers. >> let's not do that ♪ you don't bring me flowers. [ laughter ] >> bill: can we have security from l.a.? few little pops before jonathan winters. all right. i have got to do this, miller. shut up. [ laughter ] in addition we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll question are you ready to forgive lance armstrong miller has voted no. >> no. >> bill: we want to hear what you have to say. did you see that on deck. a group con fronz antigun zealots with a provocative sign. this is a gun-free home. right back with that report. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, did you see that? a project called project truth roams aren't the country filming people they feel is not conserving the public they recently went to antigun zealots asking them if they would put a sign on their pro

kno-ho-co kia theater march 1st. >> selling? >> you know why our opening act is al roker. [ laughter ] >> washington dar constitution hall april 26th. west bury long island june 1st. see you all there. >> give theme glimpse of you don't bring me flowers. >> let's not do that ♪ you don't bring me flowers. [ laughter ] >> bill: can we have security from l.a.? few little pops before jonathan winters. all right. i have got to do this, miller. shut up. [ laughter ] in addition we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com poll question are you ready to forgive lance armstrong miller has voted no. >> no. >> bill: we want to hear what you have to say. did you see that on deck. a group con fronz antigun zealots with a provocative sign. this is a gun-free home. right back with that report. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen anjeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they' gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about mon

. >> admiral mcraven provided the call sign "geronimo kia"-- "killed in action." and at that point, people kind of started to make eye contact and there was this sense of not just relief, but great pride and admiration in what had taken place. and nobody spoke until the president said to everybody around him, "looks like we got him." >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> narrator: the killing of osama bin laden was a high point. >> thank you, and may god bless the united states of america. >> bin laden is dead! bin laden is dead! >> a man with thousands of americans' blood on his hands... (thunder) >> narrator: that spring, the president would face another dramatic confrontation, this time with the new republicans in congress. it began with a warning from treasury secretary timothy geithner: the country was in danger of running out of cash. >> geithner says, "we could trigger a depression worse than the 1930s. it will be indelible. it will be... it will last for generations." tim geithner is one sca

coach and no kia looking good. back to you. dagen: thank you, lauren. connell: we are still talking about the fiscal cliff. when energy is coming up. we will hear all about it. dagen: more winners on the nasdaq. the local this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. connell: it is part of the fiscal cliff bill that congress passed. the wind production tax credit. it has been cited by many republicans. with us now from d.c. is a former republican senator. what is the issue with this wind production tax credit? >> i think the two big issues are the wind credit costs a very large amount of money. and secondly, it distorts the whole production process because the subsidy is so big that the producer of wind electricity can actually pay the power grid to take the electricity. that pushes off the grid powe

test of the relevancy of those we entrust with this leadership positions and i believe there'd be to kia if they squandered this. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i'm going to lean no one everything. until i'm persuaded to vote yes. i think that's the responsible thing to do with the legislature. you should only started on the persuaded to vote yes and i'm not persuaded yet. but i'm open-minded. >> i'm trying to get ts but i'm not there. again, i'm going to vote on principle and i understand the principle of the next three, but i believe everybody teaches standup to the list are having a hard time at the principle for this vote standing on its own. >> over the weekend and ideas, but i'm siding that boren decided because we've got the text of the bill over the weekend. we start asking questions. there are questions that have come to mind. if i get the sense that appropriately, which i have to do this afternoon, it could change my mind, but i'm probably just undecided. >> part of the question is what assurance is concert at the ten-year plan is referenced. i'd like to be 10 years. you can't star

even though apple's value dropped about $45 billion, it's still roughly three times the size of nobody kia's market cap. market cap, in case you didn't nope, is the share price times the number of shares outstanding. right now. i'm keeping an eye on apple. it's up about $9 a share this morning or 2%. now, part of the reason it is getting a boost this morning on news of another ipad, still an ipad 4, but the new one will have twice as much memory. 128 gigabytes, rather than 64. it goes on sale next tuesday, february 5th. $799 for the wi-fi version. $929 for the model that has wi- fi and cellular access. analysts kind of lukewarm on this news, though. there's also more talk about a cheaper iphone this morning in new details. many reports indicate it could come out this year. some say it will be a combin names of the look of the iphone 5 and the latest touch. it will have a plastic body. no announcement from apple on that. but the senior vice president recently said apple will not develop develop cheap smart phones. in terms of market share to give you an idea, samsung, the operating system whi

exactly quite inexpensively, but it's an easy way to basically throw someone into the whole and for the kia. the rationale that issues, is that it is coming in, guards are using it to protect their own public safety, or sometimes to protect the safety of the prisoner. you know, part of what we find is when, guard josÉ we had to put them into their own unit in order to protect them from other prisoners. and the issue is there are a number of experts that have been working actually work with prison officials and prison administrators to use a different method, to reclassify a prisoner so that community, this gets into all kinds of technical -- is an expert that has worked in mississippi prisons where we have litigation against harvard conditions at the super max prison in mississippi, and our expert worked with ahead of the department of corrections their to depopulate their administrative desegregation unit by, i don't want to get the percentage on, that it was over 50%. [inaudible] >> well, the substitute is, a lot of it is, it was a reclassification of prisoners. for a first disciplinary

kia in g. as well are staffing up and there is expectation that volkswagen may add to that new plant in chattanooga, tennessee. volkswagen wants to expand up to a million vehicles a year in the united states. there is some expectation they can't unless they put on a new building. host: and observation says g.m. sales up to government were up 79% but how does that contribute as far as overall sales? guest: fleet sales are still important for g.m., ford and chrysler and toyota. they can make up to a third of total sales. in the past, sales were seen as a pressure release valve. there were considered unprofitable sales. there were considered a way to keep a factory running. and the costlout's of the past couple years, that you changed a bit. -- view changed a bit. the companies do not have nearly as much unused factory capacity. the sales are seen as not as much of a burden as they once were. host: what is it looking like, employment was, within these major companies? guest: the auto industry adde

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let me bring glor kia borger in. politically a lot of americans saying why not spend all that money to build schools and roads in the united states as opposed to building schools and roads in afghanistan. >> i think the public is very sensitive to that right now. and i also think the president is sensitive to that himself as is the pentagon because of course they're facing these huge cuts and every dollar has to be accounted for. over half the american public believes things are not going well in afghanistan, so the question is, how much political capital does the president want to spend by keeping a larger number of troops there on the ground. i mean, i have been told by a few people that the zero option is really more of a negotiating ploy than anything else, that it's not likely to be a zero option. but there is a large difference between zero and 15,000. >> chris, the u.s. wanted to keep a few thousand troops in iraq, but couldn't because the iraqi government or the prime minister maliki refused to give them immu

kia has had explosive growth in the united states. they have done well here. they are unable to sell cars in japan. there are barriers and currency manipulation. there are barriers that keep that marketplace closed. we need to demand they open their market place on a variety of products, but certainly on automobiles. the europeans have been successful here and are unable to sell cars in the japanese marketplace. this is a global problem and one the japanese government needs to address. just a few thousand cars that we are able to sell in japan on an annual basis. host: bill in florida. caller: good morning. i am concerned that the industry has not repaid the u.s. taxpayer bailout. i heard on the news they are taking their $8,500 bonuses. i think the taxpayer should be repaid first. guest: it was announced general motors was going to purchase a portion of stock back from the united states government. that price is set by the current marketplace. general motors is anxious to be a private company with no u.s. government ownership. the companies today are differen