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Video: Feds Probe Another Toyota Prius Crash
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 | The crash of a Toyota Prius in New York caught the attention of federal regulators Wednesday after the driver said it accelerated on its own, then lurched down a driveway, across a road and into a stone wall. |
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Video: Feds Probe Toyota Prius Crash in NYC Suburb
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 | The crash of a Toyota Prius in New York caught the attention of federal regulators Wednesday after the driver said it accelerated on its own, then lurched down a driveway, across a road and into a stone wall. (March 10) |
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Video: Interview: New Toyota Legal Angles
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 | The Toyota problems raise a lot of legal questions. Attorney Julia Morrow offers her opinions in this interview. |
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Video: Feds To Probe Cape Toyota Crash
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 | Federal investigators are headed to Massachusetts after a woman said her 2010 Toyota RAV4 accelerated on its own before slamming into a medical building in Yarmouth on Tuesday. |
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Video: Hoosier woman's Lexus accelerator gets stuck
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 | No Lexus models are included in the recall but an Indianapolis woman tells us how her SUV went flying forward, on its own. |
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Video: Toyota offers incentives to gain customer confidence
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 | Toyota offers incentives to gain customer confidence |
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Video: Ford Introduces India To The "Figo"
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 | 03/10/10 The Ford Motor Company officially launched the "Figo" vehicle thisTuesday in India. It marks Ford's first ever made-for-India compact car. |
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Video: Anwyl Says Toyota U.S. Sales May Jump 30% in March: Video
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 | March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Jeremy Anwyl, chief executive officer of Edmunds.com, talks with Bloomberg's Lori Rothman about the outlook for Toyota Motor Corp.'s March vehicle sales. Toyota, buoyed by an incentive campaign, may report a 30 percent jump in U.S. sales this month after recalls of millions of vehicles damped deliveries for two months, industry researcher Edmunds.com said. Bloomberg's Alan Ohnsman also speaks. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Energy Storage
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 | The likely emergence of extremely cheap energy that is acquired intermittently - such as during sunshine - but consumed continuously, makes energy storage an absolutely essential element of the new cleantech economy. What are the latest large and small scale energy storage solutions, and who are developing them?
Moderator: Thomas Burton, Partner, Mintz Levin
Dhiraj Malkani, Principal, Rockport Capital
David Marcus, Chairman, General Compression
Ake Almgren, CEO, International Battery, Inc.
Riccardo Signorelli, CEO, FastCap Systems, Inc.
Kenneth J. Lutz, Principal, AM&R Alternatives |
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Video: Keynote: David Vieau, President & CEO, A123 Systems
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 | Keynote: David Vieau, President & CEO, A123 Systems |
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Video: How to stop your accelerating Toyota
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 | Tom Toft from Heritage Service Center gives some tips if your vehicle goes out of control due to gas pedal problems. |
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Video: Prius 911 Call: "My Car Won't Slow Down"
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 | A pair of 911 calls spanning 23 minutes recounted the harrowing experience Jim Sikes went through as his Toyota Prius couldn't slow down. In the audio released, Sikes sounds panicked at times as he tells a dispatcher about a stuck accelerator. (March 10) |
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Video: Pick up the phone and fix that windshield
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 | Auto Glass Services will come to where ever you are and fix that ding in your windshield quickly and on site. Watch a time-lapse example. |
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Video: Smart Civilization
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 | Information technology has the potential to dramatically increase efficiency in all areas of resource consumption, without compromising quality of life. How are IT innovations delivering these benefits today, what is on the way tomorrow, and what are the companies and technologies to watch?
Moderator: Tom Jensen, Partner, Sonnenschein
Rich Lechner, Vice President, Energy and Environment, IBM
Manuel Sanchez, CEO, Telvent GIT, S.A.
Sumir Karayi, CEO, 1E
Charles Scott, Director, Software & Services, Intel Capital |
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Video: Second Prius Acceleration Problem Raises Questions
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 | Another Toyota Prius driver claimed his car accelerated on its own, but his story is being questioned by the California Highway Patrol. |
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Video: Runaway Prius Driver Faces Questions As Probe Begins
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 | As Toyota and the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration investigate Jim Sikes' Prius, 10News looked into the obstacles Sikes may face going forward. |
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Video: Prius 911 Call: 'My Car Won't Slow Down'
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 | A pair of 911 calls spanning 23 minutes recounted the harrowing experience Jim Sikes went through as his Toyota Prius couldn't slow down. In the audio released, Sikes sounds panicked at times as he tells a dispatcher about a stuck accelerator. (March 10) |
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Video: Prius 911 Call: "My Car Won't Slow Down"
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 | A pair of 911 calls spanning 23 minutes recounted the harrowing experience Jim Sikes went through as his Toyota Prius couldn't slow down. In the audio released, Sikes sounds panicked at times as he tells a dispatcher about a stuck accelerator. (March 10) |
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Video: Runaway Prius Investigation Sparks Controversy
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 | Federal investigators arrived at a Toyota dealership in El Cajon Wednesday to look at Monday's runaway Prius, but then got into a standoff with a local congressman who wanted his aides to see it. |
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Video: Chop Shop Found Inside Valley Home
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 | Two trucks, two Honda sedans and a SUV were all found at a valley home, but officers say there was something pretty unusual about this chop shop. |
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Video: AP Top Stories
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 | Here's the latest news for Wednesday March 10: No-fly list numbers double; Toyota expands recall; DMX allegedly violates his probation; Georgian woman may be 130-years-old. |
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Video: Gas Prices Soar In Central Indiana
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 | Gas prices are on the way up again. |
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Video: Drive Rite
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 | Teens in Drive Rite Program |
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Video: Toyota’s March Sales Up; BofA Ends Debit Overdraft Fees: Video
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 | March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Jane King summarizes the top stories this morning on the Bloomberg Business Report. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Kettering Professor Weighs In On Toyota Problems
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 | Kettering professor of mechanical engineering Henry Kowalski explains the source of Toyota's trouble and what to do if you are behind the wheel. |
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Video: U.S. Gas Prices May Surpass $3/gallon
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 | 03/10/10 The national average price for gasoline prices could hit $3 per gallon during the spring. The EIA expects a spike in prices above $3/gln. |
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Video: 911 Call From Runaway Prius
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 | California police are investigating the case of a Toyota Prius that wouldn't stop. |
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Video: Problem Solvers: On the Road Again
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Video: Feds to Probe Cause of Runaway Calif. Prius
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 | The government sent investigators to examine a Prius that sped out of control on a California freeway, and Toyota said it wanted to interview the driver as the automaker dealt with a high-profile headache that raised questions about the safety. (March 3) |
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Video: Toyota Owners Trying to Sell Frustrated
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 | The latest news on the Toyota Prius is just the latest blow to people trying to sell Toyotas. The value on the Prius has dropped and not that many people are interested in buying. |
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Video: Gas prices predicted to jump to $3G
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 | In just one month gas prices have jumped nearly 10 cents and the cost of a gallon is expected to creep even higher as the weather warms up. |
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Video: Driver Finds Accelerator Problem On Prius
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 | A Lenexa man is wondering if he's found another accelerator problem on his new Toyota Prius. KMBC's Micheal Mahoney reports. |
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Video: FOXe Report: Biodegradable Motor Oil
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 | Auto Maintenance Man in South Austin has been offering what it calls “green oil change service” using oil made from animal fat. |
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Video: Experts: Gas Prices Going Back Above $3 Gallon
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 | KCCI-TV's Angie Hunt reports |
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Video: Toyota plans recall for Prius hybrids
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 | Toyota said the Prius involved in a well-publicized acceleration incident in California will be the subject of a future recall to prevent floor mats from pinning the gas pedal down. |
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Video: San Antonio driver claims to have proof of Toyota electronic glitch
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Video: 3/10 - Toyota Driver's Terrifying Story
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Video: Toyota engineers investigate Arkansas Camry
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 | Engineers from Toyota are at a North Little Rock dealership to fix a problem with a Toyota. The Camry Hybrid is not on the recall list-but the owner says it had the same problem as those cars on it-unintended acceleration. |
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Video: Change of scenery
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 | This weekend monster trucks return to the Glass City.
It's called Monster Jam, it's a place where the big road warrior monster trucks will be smashing cars, vans and anything that gets in the way.
But first, the arena staff needs to transform the venue.
The work started literally on Sunday night after the Walleye finished their home game against the Charlotte Checkers.
The arena staff have done a really nice job booking events when the Walleye aren't playing. In recent weeks we've seen REO Speedwagon, .38 Special and Styx, Rascall Flats and Darius Rucker play at the arena. In April Tyler Perry brings his character Madea, while Carrie Underwood and Sir Elton John perform on back-to-back nights April 24-25.
Less than 48 hours after Charlotte snuck out with a 2-1 win over the fish, crews have already dropped off some of the cars and vans that will be part of this weekend's Monster Jam.
Inside the arena crew doesn't actually take out the ice. Instead, they just put a floor cover over it so you can drive on it.
Tom Staudt, who manages the arena crew, is working round the clock to get the arena ready for the monstrer trucks. They hauled plywood Tuesday that will eventually go on top of the floor.
"The ice floor, we covered the ice yesterday," Staudt said. "Today we're bringing in plywood out from back in storeage. We'll completely cover the floor in plastic, put plywood over that, and then dump the dirt on top of that for the Monster Jam."
"We've only melted the ice for one event since the arena opened up, and that was for the circus," Staudt added. "Every other concert we've had so far, the ice underneath stays with whatever is going on."
Stadt and his crew will haul the dirt in on Thursday, and then be ready to go when the doors open Friday night.
The first Monster Jam is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday. There are two shows Saturday, and one Sunday afternoon. |
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Video: Small business leaders ask for help
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 | Northeast Wisconsin small businesses are asking Washington for help in getting money flowing again. Area business leaders came together to voice their concerns. |
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Video: Call 12 for action: 2008 Prius acceleration problem
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 | Local resident applied emergency break on highway after his gas pedal stuck and car accelerated to fast speeds. |
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Video: military headlines
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Video: heating oil warmer prices
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 | heating oil price up, demand down |
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Video: John Danner, CEO, Northern Power Systems
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 | John Danner, CEO, Northern Power Systems |
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Video: Jurors Want Toyota Driver Out of Jail
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 | Several Ramsey County jurors say reports of sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles has them second-guessing their guilty verdict of Koua Fong Lee in a deadly crash in St. Paul in 2006. |
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Video: Gas Prices Going Up
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 | Gas prices are again going up. |
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Video: Feds to Probe SoCal Runaway Prius Case
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 | A federal investigator has been sent to San Diego County to determine what caused a Toyota Prius to race out of control on a freeway. Watch the video report here » |
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Video: CHP Officer Helps Stop Runaway Toyota Prius
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 | A California highway police officer helped slow a runaway Toyota Prius from 94 mph to a safe stop on Monday after the car's accelerator became stuck on a freeway near San Diego, authorities said. (March 9) |
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Video: KB Home to Pre-wire Homes for Electric Vehicles
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 | The homebuilding industry got a shade greener today. KB Home (KBH) announced Tuesday it will begin offering the option to pre-wire new homes with charging stations for electric vehicles. |
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Video: Lawsuits Could Cost Toyota $3 Billion
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 | Class-action lawsuits against Toyota (TM) in the wake of its 8 million-plus auto recalls could reportedly cost the company $3 billion, or even more. The Associated Press reported that its review of cases and legal precedent reveals the safety recalls could cost Toyota at least $3 billion in payments to vehicles owners who have seen their vehicle values plummet. |
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