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Of love. richard quest spoke with him back in 2009 when he talked about his hopes for a project with major symbolic value. >> six weeks before 9/11, we acquired the world trade center and of course disaster followed there after, but nevertheless, we faced the reality and the reality was we had an obligation under the development, we had signed to rebuild if anything would happen. >> is this the most important project that you've been involved with? >> clearly. there is nothing that has captured the public's imagination and attention to the extent that rebuilding the trade center has. and to ha...

>> and of the 2,400 dealerships gm targeted for closure, about half that number filed for arbitration. analysts say gm probably determined it will save time and money by reinstating the dealerships rather than going through the arbitration process. and on the phone, we've got scott adams, he's the president of adams automotive group, and he's been fighting to keep his chevrolet dealership in belton, missouri. scott, thanks for joining us. and can you tell us right now, what's the status of your dealership? >> well, i would say we're cautiously optimistic is the kind of word we're using right n...

Nervous. chrysler already terminated their jeep franchise and now buick was on the chopping block. >> happy to have buick back. >> reporter: but feelings have shifted this week. >> giddy comes to mind. >> reporter: to avoid a very large arbitration process, gm reinstated over 600 dealerships including stillwater's. >> we're back in the buick business. >> reporter: they're getting back to business. >> yeah, i'll take that. >> reporter: chevy and buick. >> i'm going to sign up for 60 cars, like, right now, bring me the inventory, let's go. >> reporter: stillwater was collected because of their i...

These carmakers to keep these businesses that are doing well, in business? >> we may have to, julie. i mean, i think the problem here is a tleeflots of the car dealee successful and are doing everything the automakers told them to do and were making a profit and the arbitration process is good because at least there is a method to appeal things but if we find out that most of these cases really were wrongly closed down, and shouldn't the have been, then perhaps we should do more. >> julie: and the gentleman i interviewed who was in business for 60 years, doing great... the reason was chrysler ...

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