clayton: here is what they say, we ll throw up numbers on the screen. first part of the loan, 169 million dollars supported engineering work here in the united states. so, u.s. jobs, u.s. money being used to create engineering work for fisker in the united states. what do you say to that? like i said, it s not going to lost. the chevy volt is not selling. the $96,000 karma isn t selling, it s not going to sell. so these jobs aren t going to be permanent. as soon as the government money runs out, people aren t buying the cars, so the jobs go away just like solyndra did. people weren t buying the solar panels, so the job went away. dave: and another problem, the ford explorer s.u.v. gets better gas mileage and that s a problem and joe biden said that fisker would create thousands of manufacturing jobs, but you can debate whether or not we should be giving money to the green
joining us tonight, toledo mayor mike bell. he s here with us on the ed show, and i appreciate it. i have immense respect for this man. he is in the arena. he has a different opinion on something. he s willing to come in front of his constituents and talk about it. that s a hell of a lot more than the governor of ohio is doing, and that s john kasich. mr. bell, i appreciate you being here and respect you for being here. i don t understand your position, though. you re a former firefighter. isn t it about people being protected, workers having the opportunity to speak their piece in the workplace as opposed to the budget when with the top 2% in the country is getting all the tax breaks? why do you have this position? the reason i have this position is that we ve been trying to recover from a recession in our city. we started off in 2007 at 169 million. right now we re probably looking at at the end of the year maybe 152. so obviously there s a large gap there and we have to be abl
that s why i support issue 2. joining us tonight, toledo mayor mike bell. he s here with us on the ed show, and i appreciate it. i have immense respect for this man. he is in the arena. he has a different opinion on something. he s willing to come in front of his constituents and talk about it. that s a hell of a lot more than the governor of ohio is doing, and that s john kasich. mr. bell, i appreciate you being here and respect you for being here. i don t understand your position, though. you re a former firefighter. isn t it about people being protected, workers having the opportunity to speak their peace in the workplace as opposed to the budget when with the top 2% in the country is getting all the tax breaks? why do you have this position? the reason i have this position is that we ve been trying to recover from a recession in our city. we started off in 2007 at 169 million. right now we re probably looking at at the end of the year maybe
shepard: turns out harry potter is more magical than many thought at least at the box office. earned $169 million on opening weekend. and that s just in the united states. and it s more than studio execs predicted. the eighth and final potter film setting a new weekend opening record taking the top spot from the 2008 film the dark night. a woman paralyzed when her friend pushed her in the pool at her bachelorette party is finally set to marry her fiance. it s been a year now. she broke her neck when a friend jokingly pushed her into the swimming pool. she is now paralyzed from the chest down. she will wear the same dress she planned to wear last year as her father now wheels her down the aisle. with her at the ceremony, the bridesmaid who pushed her into that pool. no grudge of any kind they tell us. freidman says just as she was injured physically, her bridesmaid was hurt mentally and
next, $69. that was the advertised price of a new ipad 2 at sears.com. they usually go for $750. after hundreds of people tried to buy them, sears canceled their orders saying the ad was a mistake. sorry. $476 million. that s how much the final harry potter movie cleared in global ticket sales over the weekend. the u.s. total was nearly $169 million. the best three-day opening ever. steve? that s a lot of harry potter. meanwhile, faced with a cash flow shortage, the superintendent of claremont, ohio, schools faced a tough choice when he took over in 2007. force the district to raise taxes or think outside the box. he grabbed attention all over the country. claremont northeastern superintendent joins us live today. good morning to you, sir. good morning, steve. good to be on the show.