justice department announced that furukawa electric was involved in bid rigging for ten years up until last january to maintain the price of automobile wire harnesses. three top executives at furukawa have admitted to their involvement in the koconspiracy and will serve prison years ranging from one year to 18 months. a detroit court is expected to officially hand down the verdict soon. u.s. officials said price fixing has harmed automakers and consumers because auto parts were sold at artificially high prices. the justice department, in cooperation with the fbi, will continue to investigate other automotive companies that may have also been involved in the price fixing. >>> japan's fukushima daiichi nuclear plant can be used to be a step closer to a state of cold shutdown. tokyo electric power company announced on thursday that the temperature at the number two reactor largely remained below 100 degrees celsius, bringing the mercury below the 100 degree mark at all three troubled reactors, but tepco still faces challenges, such as stabilizing the cooling systems before a state of cold

three top executives at furukawa have admitted to their involvement in the conspiracy and will serve prison years ranging from one year to 18 months. a detroit court is expected to officially hand down the verdict soon. u.s. officials said price fixing has harmed automakers and consumers because auto parts were sold at artificially high prices. the justice department, in cooperation with the fbi, will continue to investigate other automotive companies that may have also been involved in the price fixing. >>> and now let's get you a recap of the latest market figures. that is all for now in business. now it's back to catherine >> thanks very much, ai. >>> the japanese government asked chinese authorities to prevent internet hacking before a high-profile cyber attack took place in japan recently. the websites of japan's national office and the national personnel authority were attacked and access was disrupted for a period on september 17th and 18th. japan's national police agency noticed a threatening message on chinese servers prior to the incident. the post called on people to launc

furukawa, who is a medical doctor, underwent a checkup using the system in the space station's japanese experimental module kibo. the new system collects data including brain waves, electrocard elecocard electrocardiograms and dingtgit images to create electronic health records. it was confirmed he has no health records. >> translator: it's not easy for people without basic medical knowledge to judge their health condition. >> at the moment doctors assess the health of people on the space station once a week through interviews via video phone, but if astronauts travel to the moon, mars and more distant planets in the future, they will have to check their health by themselves. >>> in cambodia, one of only a handful of witnesses to some of the worst atrocities committed by the khymer rouge died. the regime led by pol pot was led in the 1970s. van nat who died monday aged 66 was an artist and former political prisoner. his paintings highlighted the brutality of the khymer rouge. >> reporter: this is what remains of the prison in phenom penh. the building had once been a high school back in

three furukawa executives have also agreed to plead guilty and serve prison time in the u.s. ranging from 12 to 18 months. it's the government's first charges as a result of its ongoing international investigation of price fixing in the auto parts industry. >> tom: a group of privacy advocates wants uncle sam to investigate facebook. the american civil liberties union and the electronic privacy information center are among the nine groups asking the federal trade commission to look into how the social networking giant collects data about its users' online activities. the groups are worried recent changes to the site give facebook far greater ability to share users' personal information with businesses. >> susie: many teens have been back to school for about a month now. while they deal with their academics, many also work after school and on weekends to earn extra money. in tonight's "kids and cash," the benefits and drawbacks of having a job as a teenager. here's neale godfrey, c.e.o. of the children's financial network. >> in some families, there's not an economic choice--