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House. >> what is mary barra's job then? to support the cities or optimize the company? >> arguably these blue collar workers who built cars for the last 100 years have been supporting their cities, their companies, they have helped to build america and there's some degree of obligation that we have to these workers who built our country. >> but then the question is, when does that obligation become a priority for those ceos? we have been on countless analyst coulds. when those companies report earnings and the analysts are asking about customers, on behalf of shareholders. they're not talking...

boxing superstar manny pacquiao loose to timothy bradley but no one of the three judges seems to know why. >> i have never been ashamed much to be associated with the sport of boxing as i am tonight. these people don't know how to score. >> sports fans screaming for justice. is there any truth to accusations of game tampering? and gaffes aplenty. obama, ramny, we're asking this morning what tees the shelf life of a gaffe? newsroom begins right now. good morning to you. i'm carol costello. good morning. a key member of possible's economic team is facing felony hit and run-charges th...

i'm christine romans. hurricane forecasters feeling the heat because the wrath of irene didn't live up to all that hype. and i'm carol costello. like a hurricane, rick perry stormed to the front of the gop presidential pack. the latest cnn polling gives him a double-digit lead over mitt romney. is the texas governor built for the long run? well, good morning. it is tuesday, august 30th. we are still dealing with the after effects of this hurricane. things for a lot of people starting to get back to normal. >> the river still cresting and could happen over the next day or two in s...

Missouriens. >> what was the mood like among your fellow workers? >> oh, boy. it was pretty bad. pretty bad. people in the same situation. worked there 20 years. >> when it closed, all but completed collapse of industry that at one point employed 15,000 people in the st. louis area. a former auto worker said when the line was humming, you couldn't hear themselves think. now the only sound is demolition machines tearing it down. >> out of work for four months, he took a bail-out funded retraining program, sent out hundreds of resume and scored union job building f-18 fighting jet for boeing and...

15,000 people has all but collapsed, taking with it the local economy. severe effects there, that linger to this day. the president is going to talk in the state of the union tonight about the importance of education, and fueling jobs for the new economy but we found that talking with auto workers, even attaining skills and knowledge often isn't enough. >> opening day of the missouri legislationure, and in the house, democrat clinton smith, the freshman lawmakers who 18 months ago was making pickup trucks at the now closed chrysler plant. >> what was the mood like among fellow workers? >> oh b...