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i think the difficult road lies ahead of volkswagen and of the new c.e.o. it will take years until the road will be smooth again for volkswagen. >> briefly, what does the upper about emissions say about testing seizures around the world -- testing procedures around the world? >> i believe they will get much tougher now. >> thank you very much. the shockwaves are spreading wider and gathering strength. now switzerland says it is temporally banning the sale of volkswagen diesel models. the man affects diesel vehicles potentially fitted with the device. the ban could affect up to 180,000 vehicles. it only affects cars not yet sold or registered and not used car sales. the vw scandal was in earth in the united states. we go now to our new york financial correspondent for reaction thereto this latest news. what are people in new york saying about the appointment of matisse more to c.e.o. of volkswagen? >> in general, people are happy it did not take long to find a successor, that it was but she is more was widely expected so it did not come as a big surprise. i

one of the first things they have to do now now that they have a new c.e.o., maybe it's the human face, who is responsible for the investigation. whether it's a prominent outsider or someone inside the company with stature. when they find out who is responsible, they need to fire them. aid in the prosecution of those individuals, to demonstrate to the public and customers that they are willing to follow through and are trustworthy again. >> when the b.p. blow out in the gulf of mexico killed 11 and fouled the gulf of mexico extensively, the company fell on its sword, spread a lot of money around, but behind the scenes it was fighting tooth and nail not to spend more money, and the public finds that out. does that undermine the sincerity of a willingness to make good. does volkswagen not only take a hit. but convince the public in understanding what it did wrong. >> absolutely, you can't talk yourself out of something you behaved yourself into. they behaved into a tough spot. now they have a behave out of it. when they find wrongdoing, fire those people, make people whole and another ke

year-old victim suffered serious injuries. >> volkswagen board is meeting in germany to appoint a new c.e.o. to lead it out of a devastating emissions scandal. the car owners in california of volkswagen were and audi could have headaches because the dmv may not renew registrations of those with vehicles during the millions years until the problem is fixed because those cars will not pass california emission tests. they have admitted installing software in 11 million to trick the testers. >> friday is here. the weekend is around the corner. what is going on? >> the cooling is around the corner. you will notice a difference outside san francisco. downtown. mission. mission is 59. ocean beach and sunny side is 58. west portal is 56. through the ferry building, to the financial district it is 60. same temperature in union city. saratoga also, richmond and insan san -- san leandro 61. petaluma is 53. pacifica is 56. from the exploritorium you can see the lack of clouds. the sunshine will be off to a kick start. it will make us hot from 87 around petaluma to 95 headed to antic. the coast and san

there is a new c.e.o. at volkswagen in the wake of the emissioning cheating scandal. the head of porsche h take over. who resigned. after europe's biggest auto maker was caught manipulating standards in the united states. a new online campaign aims to end some of the criticism against planned parenthood. and is using social media to talk about women's reproductive issues. >> it is an attention grabbing #gone viral. shout your abortion. 30-year-old emilio is one of the #s co creator. she posted about the abortion she had last year. >> i started to feel as though there is a disparity about how i feel about abortion, which is that it is no way impearl, and i am so grateful to have access to abortion last year which i had at planned parenthood in my neighborhood in seattle washington. and i just knew in that moment that i needed to sort of use my own voice to attack the stigma. >> the #is. proking all sorts of reaction as. >> with one person tweeting i am glad my 15-year-old biological mom didn't abort me, but instead gave me a chance to live. bob another saying this shout

. >> pelley: today, its new c.e.o. said volkswagen will fix 11 million decle cars that were rigged with software that cheated on emissions tests. omar villafranca tells us the scandal is a nightmare for v.w. dealers. >> reporter: how many cars do you have here that you can't sell? >> you're looking at 52 right now. >> reporter: alan brown is the general manager of the largest volkswagen dealership in north america a few miles north of dallas. brown admit he was blinded sided by the news of the cheating scandal. >> my first reaction was shock and i think you go through a ton of emotion at that point and very quickly you go back into business mode. >> reporter: angry customers lashed out to volkswagen on twitter one saying, "buy it back." brown says 20% of his fleet is shelved after volkswagen ordered dealers to stop selling the cars affected by the software. that could cost his dealership roughly $1 million in potential sales a month. are you having to look at possibly lay off employees, cut hours? >> we're not there ye

we will not know about the new c.e.o. until after labor day. there is speculation in new chief -- a new chief could be named as early as today. is already c.e.o. at square, on the verge of an ipo. cable infallibility does not extend to eyesight. when pope francis needed a new set of spectacles, he went shopping in downtown rome for a new pair. just like us, the papal shopping excursion stunned and delighted onlookers. new lenses, no new frames. olivia: he is frugal. that is why he got the name francis. betty: those are your top stories. olivia: coming up in the next hour, hillary clinton is in puerto rico today speaking out on the controversy. we will hear what she has to say coming up. betty: daily fantasy sports betting is becoming increasingly popular around the world. we will hear from the c.e.o. of draftkings about their big expansion plan. markets have been so volatile the past be weeks that even pros taking their eyes of the screens for even one moment. >> there is a speculative fervor in the markets and a lack of liquidity. you cannot le

stop the looters and he suffered serious injuries. >> germany's volkswagen is looking to appoint a new c.e.ostigation wagon and au -- i own -- volkswagen and au di owner could have trouble registering their vehicles because of the emission standards not being met. software was installed to trick the remain mission testers in the up. the epa could announce sweeping chains to how they test the emissions. >> mike has the forecast. >> temperatures in the north bay, yesterday we talked about bay, yesterday we talked about the 40's and it is verified guerneville is 50. warmest at san rafael atup. vallejo is 84. tiburon is 62. napa is 58. same in san carlos where another 48. half moon bay, 58 in san ramon, lafayette is 63. newark and cupertino at 59. no fog in san rafael southbound on 101. hopefully the commute is clear. hot sunshine inland again from 87 in petaluma to 95 in antioch. the coast and san francisco has low clouds this afternoon at 70 to 82 and warmer-than-average with thin high clouds at 82 to 90. a sparkling morning, and clear. we will drop and the 60s, 70s, and 80s by monday. leyla?

they don't have the ability as an individual worker to walk into the new c.e.o. of hp's office saying "i don't think it was fair." them. >> thank god we are better informed as people than we were a century ago. a century ago you could keep workers in the dark. you can't today. nobody is arguing we need worker protections and consumer protections, we should have an economy in which workers feel free to reject an employer whom they feel is not treating them opportunity. >> part of the reason that that polling shows that people are coming back to the unions, and believing in unions is because we have had such income inequality. the corporate c.e.o.s are making a higher percentage. any time since the gilded age of 1905. and so for these c.e.o.s and these executives to say we don't want you to organise. >> we have a regulatory code that's a complicated and the only ones that can manage under those circumstances are those with wealth and privilege. it's the heavy government hand. >> moving on, a white house plan could have an impact on how high school students and pare

but the new c.e.o. of v.w. also former head of porsche is now saying that he'll parb through with a reorganization -- push through with a reorganization of the company to streamline decision making. host: well it looks like suzuki made an escape from v.w. just in time. >> at the right moment. so they uploaded all of their shares in v.w. that they had acquired when they were thinking of partnering up with v.w. back in 2009. they sold all of that to porsche and they're now gaining $300 million as a one-time gain this quarter. host: well, it's not a lot but at least today we're seeing a sell off from suzuki despite that. thank you so much for that. all right. coming up later on the show the man who is trying to build a . w consumer capital coming up next investment advice as global stocks head for their worst quarter in years. china, japan, and europe. okay. more on that. ♪ >> checking some of the stories making headlines around the world now. thai police now say men they arrested months ago are responsible for th

. >> volkswagen board is meeting in germany to appoint a new c.e.o.ype, vw and au -- i owner could be in for headache and may not renew for the vehicles until the problem is fixed because the cars will not pass the remain mission. vw admitted installing software in 11 mill vehicles to dupe testers in the un. the epa could announce sweeping changes to the way it tests the emissions. >> next, the special delivery for a couple during last night's giants and padres game. >> abc7 now is showing you the view from the east bay hills and pointing east you can see mt. diablo and the sunrise in the east with a layer of clouds, just a gorgeous start to the morning. morning. more news and weather ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to

. >> reporter: now, this lawsuit was filed on the same day that volkswagen named a new c.e.o. >>> in>> how does a company get away with something like this. this isn't just one individual. >> reporter: it allowed the cars to pass california emissions tests, but failed in real world driving conditions. >> these emissions hurt children and the elderly. and rather than driving a car that had less emissions, it's up to 35-40 times federal emissions. >> what was going on in belmont? how were communications being handled back in volkswagen to have let

glitch. >> some of that was trying to merge computer systems, but five years. >> brown: so now a new c.e.onamed oscar muÑos and he's been named to the united board. what's the challenge for him? >> he has pretty diverse experience, he had been in organizations worked with consumer finance, he was in the transportation business which led to the csx railroad. i don't see he has person to person experience, but has good solid experience running a large, heavily unionized transportation company and people i talked to in the industry never has anything bad to say about him and i've heard good things as well. >> brown: scott mayerowitz, you cover the industry. you hear about him. what do you think is the biggest challenge for united now? >> the biggest challenge is to lure its passengers back. if you look at delta, for instance, they are boasting ability having the best on-time performance in the industry of the big three airlines, and united has been lagging behind there. many of the frequent flyers who spend tens of thousands of dollars of year with the airline, they need to come down and stop

s porsche unit, was named the company's new c.e.o.nia today re-imposed the united states' toughest carbon emission standard. it mandates cutting transportation fuel emissions by 10% within five years. and it counts the pollution generated by producing the fuel as well as by driving. the issue's been on hold since 2009 because of legal challenges. and on wall street, stocks had an up and down day. the dow jones industrial average gained 113 points to close near 16,315. the nasdaq fell 48 points and the s&p 500 slipped one point. for the week, the dow lost a fraction of a percent, the nasdaq fell nearly 3% and the s&p shed 1.5%. still to come on the newshour: what speaker boehner's resignation means for the future of congress, pope francis' call for peace and justice at the u.n., climate and cybersecurity top china's president's visit to the white house, shields and brooks analyze the week's news and much more. we return now to the resignation of house speaker john boehner and how it's seen by the most conservative members of the house.

signs of a strengthening job market at hightower, a commercial real estate technology company in new york. c.e.o. brandon weber started the company with two partners just two years ago. >> in the last 18 months alone, we've added 50 jobs just here in new york. >> reporter: jobs that typically pay well, in the upper five figures, and webber says the pace of hiring is accelerating. >> a lot of that is a function of can we find the right people? >> reporter: good jobs are back, according to a new study out of georgetown university. of 6.6 million jobs added in the recovery, the study found 2.9 million, or 44%, are good jobs that pay more than $53,000 annually, most with benefits. almost all these jobs have gone to college graduates. >> i started applying for jobs in january of my senior year. i probably applied to over 50 positions. >> reporter: after graduating college two years ago, 23-year-old bianca soliz found work as a paralegal before moving to customer relations at hightower in january. >> i'm actually making more here at hightower, and the perks are great. >> reporter: across the country,

. >> volkswagen is holding a board meeting to pick a new c.e.o.oftware was installed in cars that tricked emissions tests. 29 attorneys general are now investigating. the fraud in this case now has the e.p.a. making sweeping changes in the way that it tests diesel emissions. the agency plans to add on road testing for diesel cars. >> it is not often you run into wild animals on the job unless your techno's phil torres. it's safe to say i did made his day. >> there's one. see it? >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. oh, there's another sloth right there. >> he's just mooning you now. >> this is apparently prime time for sloths, and while the first two we spotted were pretty cool, we were about to get a better, crisisier view. we didn't expect him to be so close to suddenly. >> i've got to be really close to you. >> this amazing creature is the two toed sloth. this is the closest i've ever been to one, dropping to the ground to go to another tree. >> hi, buddy. hi. >> we decided to switch cameras to get a better look. luckily, we moved quickly, or at least compare

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c.e.o. peter harris. abc news reporter matt keller is following the story and at levi stadium with more developments. michael harris just started his new job as a high school counselor in atherton but, today, the 49ers and the family are mourning his death. the current 49ers c.e.o. york said and i quote, "my deepest condolence to the harris family, rest in peace michael." michael harris was what his girlfriend and three others on a dinghy a quarter mile off catalina island casino point when it was struck by a speeding boat. boat. the girlfriend and two hospital. the father, support harris was the c.e.o. of 49ers from 2000 to devour 24 and michael was a compassionate and kaying person with a good sense of humor. >> i don't think the pain will fade but we will be happier and happier as we continue to celebrate his legacy and the opinion that he was and the way he touched all of us. >> a search for the missing person was postponed at 7:00 last night, and no new searches last night, and no new searches scheduleed unti

c.e.o. management changes. we will return. good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. breaking newsport out of a german newspaper, michael mckee. before we go to hans nichols. michael: this is the report in the german newspaper saying the c.e.o., winterkorn is going to be replaced. it doesn't say whether he is just being replaced or fired but according to the c.e.o. of porsche, he was appointed to that. appointed to a job by winterkorn and then they were given complete control of it. tom: we go to hans nichols in europe with this story. hans, no story here but is it a surprise that they stay internal with a new c.e.o. if hat is the announce insanity hans: maybe a little bit which mattias is there i think one-fourth of their profits come from porsche. a little as also been bit slow to adoptthat. so a berlin-based publication is saying mr. winterkorn is being replaced. they are not saying he is being fired or replaced but also are not giving us a date on when this board is meeting. was this voluntary? is it official? and what's the timeline of it and what's mr. muller's task going for

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new hampshire. thank you. united states airlines c.e.o. jeff smisek abruptly resigned today along with two other top executives amid a federal corruption investigation involving new jersey politicians. justice correspondent jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: this is a major shake-up for the country's third-largest airline. the company has been embroam broiled in investigations with new york and new jersey port authority which runs new york airports and bridges. at issue is whether airline executives tried to curry favor with port authority official jamedavid samson. according to reports, sam son joked at a with united executives that adding that flight would help his family travel to his wife's south carolina home. at the time, united was seeking approval for millions of dollars in improvements at newark airport. the columbia airport confirms the flights existed from september of 2012 to april of 2014. they stopped shortly after sam son resigned, amid the so-called bridgegate scandal. it was alleged at the time that sam son and aid

c.e.o. said he was sorry for the manipulation. the justice department is reportedly looking into the case. >> under a new policy, the c.e.o. could face prosecution in the u.s. >> in the last two weeks, the department of justice put out a memorandum telling prosecutors when investigating corporate misconduct, make sure you are looking at individual executives, make sure you're getting as much information from the company as you possibly cap to go after individuals. i think one of the big things to watch with v.w. is how that new policy plays in, in terms of investigations of and possible prosecutions of actual people at v.w. the cars have been recalled. the company faces an $18 billion fine from the e.p.a. >> new developments in the email scandal involving president and hillary clinton. several news organizations are reporting the f.b.i. has now recovered emails that were previously thought to have been deleted from her private server. she used that server when she was secretary of state. the f.b.i. wants to determine whether those emails contained classified information. clinton said the deleted percentages were personal.

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c.e.o. of planetary society, and his new book "unstoppable: harnessing science to change the world" is out november 10. bill nye the science guy. ( cheers and applause ) why do we have the science guy on tonight? we all know nasa made the big announcement yesterday they discovered liquid water on mars. i am so excited about this myself but i know not everybody is. bill nye, i'll ask you first should we give a ( bleep ) about water on mars. >> yeah! it's not just that there was water. there is every year, every martian year. super salty water. wherever we find water on earth, we find living things. if we were to discover something live on mars, some mars microbe, a mars crobe, it would change the world. it would. everybody will -- >> it would change the world. >> ab-so-freaking-lutely. everybody would think differently about what it means to be a living thing in the cosmos. if you went to mars and looked at these microbes, do they have d.n.a.? do you want to get freaked? would you like to get freaked? >> where are we going with this. >> three billion years ago mars get hits with an imtactor a rock -

c.e.o. in third place with 10%. >> from the new jersey news room car seat rules in effect starting tomorrow. slight change from current regulation but may adjust the way the direction sits or buy a new one. they must be in a five--point harness in the rear feet, and then front-facing up to 40 pounds or 4 years old. and between 4-8, a forward-facing or booster seat. after they turn 8 they graduate to adult seat belts. and new jersey's recommefollowi recommendations of the american academy of pediatrics. >>> and the importance of sleep, people without getting enough shut-eye are more susceptible to getting sick. and study volunteers, and those averaging six hours of sleep a lesser four times as likely to develop a cold than those sleeping seven hours. it can help us fight it off by keeping the immune function at its best. maybe i need more sleep. >> you probably do. i am going to back away -- >> shake my hand. >> no, thank you very much. hot, humid and another heat wave tomorrow as we begin september. and double scan radar live around the region. i was sick last week, i pass it along to you so

in southbound traffic to speak of. >> flee, sad news for the family and friends of former 49ers c.e.o. peter harris his son died in a boating accident off the coast of catalina. 26-year-old michael harris was with his girlfriend and three friends when the dinghy was hit by a boat yesterday morning. the girlfriend and two friends were friend to the hospital. another better has not been found. >> four, we are trying to say goodbye to summer but mother nature will not let us at ten to 16 degrees warmer-than-average with most of us in 80s and 90s and this is not hottest day of the forecast. i will show you that coming up. >> five, whole foods has fire add security guard and the company he worked for after a violent clash with a customer at an oakland store. witnesses say the security guard beat the man leashing him bloody on the ground after the map had words with a clerk the protesters are asking shopers to boycott the store. >> more european countries are opening their arms to a flood of refugees, france said they will welcome 24,000 refugees. germany accepted 14,000 over the weekend. o