. >> talk to you in a few hours, japanese automaker mitsubishi motors wants to grab a bigger share of the auto market in southeast asia. mitsubishi officials held a groundbreaking ceremony in the west java province. the new plan will cost about 500 million dollars to build. company executives say up to 160,000 vehicles a year are scheduled to roll out of the new factory. that would be twice the firms current production capacity in indonesia. the plant will build small multipurpose vehicles. some will be exported to other southeast asian countries. >> expanding the region is a core-mark et for mitsubishi motors. and especially one of the most important strategies as it is expected to achieve further growth. >> mitsubishi officials say the plant will make them the second major regional hub after thailand. 1.2 million cars were sold in indonesia last year more than double the number in 2010. millions of people walk-through london's piccadilly circus each ye. the centerpiece of that ssuporrabsirste in a quarter of a ceury. the contract for the current occupant japan's tdk is up. the elect

honda spoke today and check out the other automakers -- mastec and mitsubishi setting the trend. some of the other big names. subaru cars up by 3/10 of 1%. the japanese auto industry -- a projected annual profit of $34 billion and workers demanding their fair share with toyota setting up for a fight with the kenyan members. -- with its union members. rishaad: the consumer protection shell and this year they names are china mobile, all under the microscope. with me to take a look at how damaging this can be -- we were both perplexed by consumer protection day. >> global consumer protection day. china takes this to heart because they have this cctv gallow. if you remember a couple years ago, apple was in the crosshairs because of consumer complaints about warranties. two weeks and tim cook finally apologized in china. this goes further than just possible product, reputational damage. they can also be fined and there are some other procedural things. the auto industry is again in focus -- volkswagen and others have had issues in china. this year we have a dealerships of volkswagen a