haveard and bridgestone disappointing -- driving the nikkei down.stone has fallen the most vittorio to has forecasted 35% net drop after a fourth quarter is also looking of course and mitsubishi -- waiting for mitsubishi -- casio computer, the biggest drop on the broader after forecasting a profit below estimates just looking at some of the australian stocks. has surgedleisure after bumping up his profit forecast. myer coming forward. and westpac -- dividend. a lot of movers coming through in the region. let's have a look at hutchison. the coveted ticket is one hk on the weekend. right. for 02.etoed a bid let's have a look at all of this. this is the second time in two months li ka-shing has entered setbacks. was a hardliner ruling coming out of the eu, rejected by the eu commissioners and the regulators. the deal was to merge hutchinson three with o2 to create the largest mobile carrier in the u.k. but with the commissioner of competition said, she said that the u.k. is very competitive. prices are among the lowest in the region. if this takeover h

they went to bridgeston high school's prom when they crashed into a tree. nbc 10's reporter joins us from the scene. >> reporter: a corsage was left here. the students headed to ocean city after prom but on the way home the car they were in veered across the yellow line and crashed into this tree. >> just let me know where my baby at. look, she died without no family, you know, being around her. >> reporter: the agony has intensified since receiving the devastating phone call. >> had i known we were never going to see her smile again or hear her voice again. >> reporter: the 15-year-old's family enjoyed helping her get ready for prom on friday night. >> it was fun but i never think i would lose my sister afterwards. >> reporter: they had fun at prom and went to ocean city with two teenaged friends afterwards. on their way home around 3:45 saturday morning they crashed into a tree in this front yard. >> there is not one brake mark. so they just drove literally right through here and into the tree. >> reporter: the crash killed the two girls. two other passen

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bridgestone getting out, coca-cola says there's not enough sugar in that nation. >> right.would venezuela ever look interesting to you? >> sure. there's no inherit reason. liz: sure? >> that venezuela shouldn't, i a successful country. it just needs a change in management. a very radical change in management. liz: so if you saw a new government go in, you would consider -- >> oh, absolutely. because it has natural resources, it has huge oil reserves, it has all kinds of good things. and so i think venezuela could be turned around. but it has to take a popular uprising to do it. i think the sad thing, remember after the last regime came in, the military put them out briefly and then somehow let them back in. and i could never figure out why they did that. it's sad for the country, and it's very sad for the people of venezuela. liz: great to have you. thank you so much. when you're ready to dive into venezuela, come to us first and tell us. >> okay. liz: because that looks scary to me. but that's how he's made his billions, folks. wilbur, great to see you. >> good to see you,

. >> special tires from bridgestone that can drive on a flat. >> these tires are engineered to take a. >> 50 miles? >> we're going to test these tires out. we went out to the arizona desert, went out and bought four new bridgestone tires by a certified mechanic and put them on the car. we have cameras on every wheel. we've also gone out and bought a spike strip. they use a spike strip in the commercial. i'm going to do what they do. i'm going to drive the car over that spike strip and i'm going to keep on driving until i get a flat. ouch. the tires are punctured, the air hissing out. the commercial promises if you can go 50 miles without the thump-thump-thump of a flat. we'll see. >> i drive 20 miles, so far, so good. >> 40 miles now, still going strong. then the moment of truth. there it is. 50 miles. these tires work. now i guess we keep going. >> by waithe way, i did really p on going. finally at 70 miles i pulled over because i didn't feel like going anymore. obviously plenty of time to get to a tire store like it's intended. >> it's nice to see there are some claims that hold up.

went out and bought four brand-new bridgestone drive flat tires.th cameras on every wheel. we've also gone out and bought this spike strip. they use a spike strip in the commercial. i'm going to drive the car right over that spike strip and keep on driving until i get a flat. >> ouch. the tires are punctured. the air hissing out. >> the commercial promises that if you keep it under 50 miles per hour, which we are, you can go up to 50 miles without the thump, thump, thump of a flat. >> i drive, and drive, and drive. >> so far so good. >> i just keep going. >> 40 miles now. still going strong. >> then the moment of truth. >> there it is. 50 miles. these tires work. now i guess we'll keep going. >> and by the way, i did really keep on going. finally at 75 miles i just pulled over because i didn't feel like driving anymore. obviously more than enough time to get to a tire shop. >> you just got home yesterday. >> i just kwot back. >> that's great, though. it's nice to see some of them hold up. >> some of them actually do work. >> perfect. >> jeff, thank