g. electric from japan. joint projects called g t m a charge was launched as part of the public private partnership for a year. another project under designed as a helium turbine reactor and some ways it acts like a normal nuclear power station to greatly improves both safety and efficiency he does transfer to electricity generator by high pressure helium gas rather than through pipes containing water and only has one heat transfer mechanism instead of two or more. that means the generator will be much more effective than traditional setups simply put a loads of complex hardware are needed but that offers not only benefits in terms of efficiency but should make the helium reactor safer as well without any water involved in the heat transfer there's no risk of a steam explosion. because of its huge mass the presence of temperature resistant cereals and the absence of metallic materials the x. of zone can never melt this property is insured by the type of materials used by special configuration of the actives

g. k. three generating electricity company is trading in positive territory the company has returned to profit in the first half of the year after a loss this time last year follows gold is on the rise on stronger called prices. so far september's been on for a spike for the stock market compared to a heavy selloff in the previous month however it is too early to celebrate says chris we've heard from troy could i lowkey believe stocks are at risk of having an even bigger slump in october. october is always the most dangerous month in global equity markets historically that's when investors confidence capitulate and we're heading into a very similar and therefore dangerous period in this october confidence is clearly very fragile if the economic indicators in early october are bad we are vulnerable to another a tobar style selloff and i think particularly when we start seeing the third quarter financial results from the u.s. banks i think that's going to be a very critical period if those numbers are bad or if the banks you know start talking much more negatively than they have been about the e

>>reporter: this will get 87 m p g combination of electric and hybrid. key is to get the vehicle.mi there has been a delay in production. now they are getting back up to speed. . start taking orders in october with march 2012 delivery. >> some of our players that made the electronic pieces were affected so that affected our production for awhile but now that's all recovered. >> there is production going on then in japan. >> sky pan is rebuilding. back to 100 percent. >>reporter: it has been a rough time for toyota from the natural disaster to the stuck accelerator pedal traced to double floor mat now about the future and the fate of the japanese economy. in richmond, abc 7 news. >> one more note about the automobile industry. workers took pictures as last crown victoria rolled off the simply line. it was yesterday now cholesteroled the plant in ontario, canada. it was not offered to the public since 2008 but they have been sold to police department and taxi companies. what will america police department do now you may ask? well police force from his austin, texas, to pittsburgh, p

g. k three negative territory electricity generating companies are down more most two percent on low oil and gold is actually resisting this downward movement it's just point three percent on higher gold. prices. so far september has been a month of response for the stock markets compared to a heavy selloff in the previous month however it's too early to celebrate according to chris we for from troika dialog he believes stocks are at risk of having an even bigger slump in october october is always the most dangerous months in global equity markets historically that's when investors confidence capitulate and we're heading into a very similar and therefore dangerous period in this october confidence is clearly very fragile if the economic indicators in early october are bad we are vulnerable to another october style selloff and i think particularly when we start seeing the third quarter financial results from the u.s. banks and that's going to be a very critical period if those numbers are bad or if the banks you know start talking much more negatively than they have been about the environ

energy retailer in europe it's buying a fifty one percent stake in the czech gas and electricity company or a speedy n.-g. the european union has been trying to resist the expansion of gas from into the retail segment of the market so we'll be able to supply transit and sell gas. move to the markets now start with commodity traditionally always on the rise moderately go after barack obama proposed the jobs act worth more than four hundred billion dollars to job the troubled u.s. economy friend lent is close to one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel and west texas crude is around eighty nine dollars with our. move to stock markets asian shares are mixed this hour in hong kong stocks are supported by chinese showing consumer inflation cooled slightly in august financials are on the right of the h.s.b.c. up one percent then take a just a notch in negative territory following a revision of japan's april june first minister products to a lower level construction linked through the end of q. one half i was head of the opening bell here in moscow russia markets out of those trading session on a positive note th

fewer than 25,000 remain without electricity in new jersey, although pse & g says they have 160 out inle service territory right now. they said that the -- the governor says the board of public utilities will hold hearings on the performance. there are also quite a few people without power in new york. the latest count is at 97,000. why is it taking so long to restore the power? a bit earlier i asked a professor from columbia university that question. >> it's because of trees, basically. a power line is put on a tree, and trees fall down. when you have big storms. the only way to get around that is, for instance, the very high voltage transmission line, the big aluminum towers and their clean cut of trees along swaths across the prairie basically as they lay those. they weathered the storm pretty well. it's the -- it's the trees that are the problem. it's not rocket science. >> that was roger anderson, professor from columbia. are you surprised it's taking so long to get power restored? talk to me on twitter. my handle is @alexwitt. >>> you've heard about fried twinkies and fried butte

electric corp. as well. why were foreign banks included in this federal litigation? and secondly, why g e?st: foreign banks were very involved in this business. rbs is prominent on this list. societe generale, and also foreign buyers were big purchasers of the securities. and in terms of g e, g he has a massive financial services arm. they got involved in the mortgage business and they later shut that down when the lawsuit began. but they were involved. ge's part is fairly small. host: we're talking about federal regulators filing lawsuits over a number of u.s. and foreign base. our guest is nelson schwartz who is joining us from new york. our phone lines are open and you can send us an e-mail. or you can join the conversation online at twitter. you read about this in the past. one of the lessons we saw from the late 1980's and early 1990's was the saving and loans investigation resulted in years of lawsuits and litigation. what are we looking at from this latest? guest: i think we are looking at years again. some noted that you had this huge s&l loss, tens of billions of dollars loss, and