Takeouts: Obama in New Hampshire, costs of Toyota recall, conservative Super Bowl ads
CONGRESS TAKEOUT: Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich reports on President Obama’s trip to New Hampshire ? and on the continued reaction back on Capitol Hill to the president’s budget.
AUTO TAKEOUT: We know that Toyota Motor Corporation’s recall of 6.5 million cars across eight of their product lines will cost the company at least $1 billion up front. Advertising consultant Cindy Gallop tells us that it will end up costing the company much more to repair its damaged brand.
FINANCE TAKEOUT: New York Times business and finance reporter Louise Story says the lifting of a ban on Super Bowl commercials with an activist message has paved the way for a commercial from the conservative group, Focus on the Family.
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