tell us where things are right now. i have seen some disappointing forecasts a through the end of the year, but things are up from last year. we are about a push from last year maybe a tad down with some manufacturers that we represent. we are very optimistic in our industry. we are doing well. when you are paying your bills and not laying people off and serving the communities, you have to be very glad for that. what say you about car sales right now? that is right. that is how we see it, too. more used cars than new cars. but people are clinging to their used cars as people try to get the most out of their mileage. the kelly blue book did. that there may be some sales incentives for buyers, based on the fact that japanese manufacturers are able to catch up with inventories after the downtick from the tsunami. the new cmaryamry coming out. we always have incentives in the fourth quarter. i have been in the business for 27 years. there have always been big incentive
construction. let s begin with 95 despite that being yellow because we had one incident earlier. we re tracking it with green. let s move it over to 95 and virginia. everything is clear from dumfries over to lorton. 395 continuing on to that roadway, the northbound trip, you re ok. we re losing the left center lane again. once you cross the 14th street bridge, that s the on-going construction project. as we move things right along, 66 drivers, you re ok out of manassas. we do have construction set up between 50 and 123. also in maryland, thumbs up between 95 and 270 on the outer loop. we do have another construction alert for you, southbound 29 as we go to the map between 198 and new hampshire avenue, right lane of traffic gets by. back to you. thank you, angie. here s a look at things that are new this morning. president obama will continue pitching his deaf wants to slas trillion over the next 12 years through spending cuts and tax hikes on the wealthy. from now on, air
captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: fresh worries about china s economy. new restrictions on chinese banks thousands of miles away leads to an early sell off on wall street. tom: could the attempt to cool china s red hot recovery choke off a global comeback. you re watching nightly business report for friday, february 12. this is nightly business report with susie gharib and tom hudson. nightly business report is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tom: good evening, everyone. belt tightening in china put the squeeze on wall street today. china s central bank moved to cool off its red-hot growth by pulling back on lending. susie: the early reaction here in the u.s. was sharp and swift selling with the dow off well over a hundred points in the early going. but a late rally helped stocks cut their losses. the dow ended down just 45 points, while the nasdaq managed to turn positive
captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: fresh worries about china s economy. new restrictions on chinese banks thousands of miles away leads to an early sell off on wall street. tom: could the attempt to cool china s red hot recovery choke off a global comeback. you re watching nightly business report for friday, february 12. this is nightly business report with susie gharib and tom hudson. nightly business report is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tom: good evening, everyone. belt tightening in china put the squeeze on wall street today. china s central bank moved to cool off its red-hot growth by pulling back on lending. susie: the early reaction here in the u.s. was sharp and swift selling with the dow off well over a hundred points in the early going. but a late rally helped stocks cut their losses. the dow ended down just 45 points, while the nasdaq managed to turn positive
captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: fresh worries about china s economy. new restrictions on chinese banks thousands of miles away leads to an early sell off on wall street. tom: could the attempt to cool china s red hot recovery choke off a global comeback. you re watching nightly business report for friday, february 12. this is nightly business report with susie gharib and tom hudson. nightly business report is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tom: good evening, everyone. belt tightening in china put the squeeze on wall street today. china s central bank moved to cool off its red-hot growth by pulling back on lending. susie: the early reaction here in the u.s. was sharp and swift selling with the dow off well over a hundred points in the early going. but a late rally helped stocks cut their losses. the dow ended down just 45 points, while the nasdaq managed to turn positive