mr. mueller needs to prepare for years of this. it's a long road back. people need to be assured and apologized to over and over again. the apology is just the start. follow through on a commitment but then demonstrating both financially and demonstration of actually fixing the problem is what does it. one of the optical things that i think is important is they need to announce they've set aside as bp did 15, 20 million whatever it takes to put these car owners at ease that they're secure again. that's something the public can fixate on and point to and say there's something that the company is doing. they need to do that over and over every chance they get. >> meaning you, vw driver, won't get stuck with a lemon. thanks for joining us, gene. i'll be back in a moment with a final thought on trust, regulators, and results. stay with us. it's inside story. >>> one of the most frequently recurring fights between auto makers and governments had to do with the window sticker. you may have noticed they've evolved over time and when you look at that sheet of st

mr mueller is going to have to be prepared to spend years on this. it's a long road back. people have to be reassured. you have to continue to apologise. a key point is when you do apologise, you have to follow through and say here is what we are doing that is new, to fix this. a company that the company makes is they think the apology is the be all, and end aum. follow through on a commitment and demonstrate with financial means, and with demonstration of fixing the problem. that is what is going to do it. an optical thing that is important. they need to announce, that they set aside 15-$20 billion, whatever it takes to make the $11 million car owners secure, knowing that the cars are valuable and they comply with the regulations. if they announce a huge dollar amount, that is something that the public can fixate on and say there's a demonstration. there's something tactile that the government is doing. they need to do it over and over. >> meaning you, the vw driver will not get stuck with a lemon. thank you for going us. i'll be back with a thought on trust, regulators a

mr. mueller proposing? is proposing pushing the brand down to the regional level.25 years, company is basically centralized with decision-making happening in a wolfsburg. cover-up a culture of that the people below them to corn -- below winter didn't have a power to push the problems up. task is to empower them to make decisions. it's a big part of the cleanup process. manus: they're going to continue to sell diesel cars in japan. chris: it is a test of whether consumers are really willing to accept diesel now after the scandal? advantages. lot of it has a lot of power. it was considered clean. it will be in sting to see how consumers except the push by mercedes and other luxury vehicle makers as well. viewers, it isur the second hour of the pulse. ♪ francine: china's slowdown. industrials are the worst level in more than four years as they are hit by a devaluing jan and we meant. obama and putin prepare for their first face-to-face talk in more than a year. the russian president says he wants to cooperate with the fight against the islamic state. liberty global ha

mr. matthias mueller. this week can be more crucial as the company gets set to announce how many vehicles were affected and the fix for the software. how they will technically fix the software for the defeat advice. they want this fixed by october 7th or else they could face additional files. the pressure is building on vw. so many promises of restoring trust and getting back to business. they now need to put forward a concise plan. we could expect to see -- we're told last week on friday we would get the names of these r and d chiefs from porsche and audi, now they're saying volkswagen as well. we're awaiting the official word to see what other personnel are in store. i can't stress enough that the feeling on the ground in germany is that volkswagen has nobody else to blame but itself. if you just take a look at the cover of the magazine out over the weekend. quite clearly it reads, the suicide. in a very poignant image the paul bearers have american flags on their jackets pointing home that this was unco

mr. quinn provided was such an incredible story we initially had a hard time believing it. >> in july, the fbi arrested matthew muelleror the attack and kidnapping. today he'll be back in court for a preliminary hearing. the couple's claim against the police department seeks damages for lost wages, emotional and physical distress and humiliation. >>> two men are behind bars this morning. three others are still wanted. they're accused of attacking police officers. it all happened last friday night when police were called to a break up a party at the oaks lodge. five men attacked two officers. witnesses managed to help those officers. >>> an 18-year-old man accused of assaulting a student is expected -- jonathan chow. we are having a little trouble with some of the things that we're trying to deliver you here this morning. but we will continue on. >>> all right, a sighting and warning to tell you about. police say another mountain lion was spotted near san mateo. he it was a big one. they found the cat wandering around the neighborhood just after midnight yesterday. happened on clearview way and creek ridge court not fa

mr. quinn provided was such an incredible story, we initially had a hard time believing it. >> but in july, the fbi arrested matthew mueller the attack and kidnapping. investigators were able to track him through a similar crime in dublin. today he will be back in court for preliminary hearing. the couple's claims against the police department seeks damages for lost wages, emotional and physical distress and humiliation. >>> today we could hear from the 18-year-old accused of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old south bay student. police arrested jonathan chow on tuesday at the spark charter school in sunnyvale after receiving a report of the assault, chow worked at the school as the lunchtime monitor and teacher's assistant. he was book under to the santa clara county jail on felony charges. officers investigating to see if there are any other victims. >>> because of toxic algae deadly to animals. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in berkeley. >> scott and laura, lake anza here in berkeley is now the fifth lake closed to the public to people and pets because of the toxic levels of blue algae, blue green algae found