but just fifty thousand to part mainly because of foreign labor union of hyundai motor india motor has decided not to join in. the government has warned of stern measures against those taking part in what it calls an illegal walkout notified citizens to take transportation to avoid traffic jams caused by the protests on the streets honey can i not nice the shift their focus what a quick drawing and won or brushing nine to fifty billion us dollars. that's how high household debt incurred be reached as at the end of last year and it's the height of twenty five billion dollars from just three months earlier. data released on tuesday by the bank of korea suggests that a jump in housing transactions largely explains the quarterly increase household credit growth picked up at its fastest pace in seven quarters in the fourth quarter of two thousand thirteen. thanks to government measures that boosted housing transactions which surged even more in january. household credit were first to credit purchases and loans for households that have been extended by savings banks and commercial lender. ch

hyundai snuck in and launched a campaign, a marketing play that really fueled hyundai to really incredible the ad agency behind brands like cheerios, running its first ever super bowl ad, here is the chief strategy officer. >> it is about super stories. tell a great story, great writing and a great insight. not necessarily about big production values. i think more and more you will see heartwarming stories, funny stories. that is what people tend to share and that is when something tends to go viral. >> today's mystery meat, can he correct the winner of the super bowl? >> it is the new york giants, according to teddy. well, according to teddy bear, it is going to be the baltimore ravens. ok, teddy. time to tell everyone, who is going to win super bowl xlviii? the seahawks or the broncos? [porcupine squeals] ♪ is 56 minutes past the hour. that means a bloomberg television is "on the markets." i am mark crumpton. let's get you caught up on wall street's activity. a rough end to the week and a rough into the month. stock ended the day sharply lower after disappointing result troublezon.com an

several of the hyundai eighteen decompose parties have been identified as doors open missing persons. last and is a one hundred and eighteen thousand people have going missing from the insurgency hit the list but don't ask to see. the call letters up on a petition of setting a hot dog for the second consecutive day on friday importance of giving off a bit in the new parliament by park in the southern state to create new problems at the end of the top the poll was given by the time why aside from a spot in other groups but of course in the division the protest isn't on the stove and to give the federal government off towards a match for the police in many places belong to buy food to the state has divided the people of the state. both houses of parliament it is up go as scenes from the venerable student of the state. it cannot make a suspended but to speak up for disrupting the house. it is a season low clouds but it does not own the couple to excited to come look at how businesses across india but to tap into this pit of valentine's day now the city and i'm not still. but there is mor

she may have been driving her 2012 hyundai, tag number wooivz 8782. call police if you can help. >>> a 95-year-old woman sexually assaulted in her home. police say a man broke into the elderly woman's house on riverdale not far from the vw parkway friday night. the victim heard a noise inside of her house and went to check it out. police tell us a man attacked the woman and ran off. call prince george's county police if you can help with this case. >>> now to a developing story in ukraine. we got live pictures of the capital city of kiev. peaceful protests have started. opposition leaders say they have taken the city and insisting on the resignation of the current president. yesterday the opposition scored another major victory when parliament released a rival of the current president. she said to the crowd she promised to run for president and promised to stay strong in her fight. a group will hold demonstrations in d.c. today in support of protestors. dozens are expected to gather outside the white house. the demonstrators will hold a silent vigil i

and if you need more room, hyundai san jose. honda accord is the top pick mid sized seedan. priced at $23,000 it's really nice to drive and gets 30 miles per gallon over all. and this year's top pick is the electric tesla model s. it gets equivalent of 84 miles per gallon. and around off the top categories for top pick compact cars, top pick luxury car is audia six. >> thank you >> we're talking about getting around, california drivers will be paying less at the pump starting july 1st. state board lowered excise tax by three and a half cents per gallon. it's based on a formula looking at consumption and gas price projections >> same knowledge putting a man on the moon going to help the state of california with its drought problem. nasa can't make it rain but explaining what it can do to help department to do more with what it has. abc7 morning news anchor reports. >> everybody knows that nasa has a fleet of satellites orbiting the earth. you may ne they may monitor patterns on earth but that is now going to focus on california. >> they provide us with a global perspective bu

>> back and forth in these full-size sedans, sometimes toyotas, sometimes hyundais and according to somereports many times these cars are rental cars so that could be also why they just don't care what they're doing. i mean, they're going off the road dipping their tires into the dirt, kicking up dirt. there are clearly other people on the road and they're weaving in and out and just throwing these cars violently. >> the weird thing is the other people on the road seem used to it. >> you're right. i was looking to people to panic and hit their brakes and swerve. i think they think, well, i better not make any sudden moves because that will screw everything up. now, after you watch that it's really hard to imagine that something could do something even dumber, but this, guys, this could be one of the stupidest things we've ever seen, here's a guy doing a handstand on the roof of his car. there's nobody else in the car. that's his car. he set up his own smartphone to capture himself doing this stunt. why? so he could post it online. >> should we give him a perfect ten for actually executin

wanted they were afraid to, which is why hyundai came back out.past that stage and i think at this point, it is people holding onto their cars and people waiting -- they have had their job. >> they need to go out and finally by that maza roddy. >> people who do not buy cars and just used zip car, i do not know if that is good or bad. haveds my age, we will kids ourselves. i am a millennial. it will be a different car from what our parents bought, but it is really money. crushedmy friends are by college debt. metro cardet the every time. >> a lot of them will end up buying the toyota camry's. the car may be boring, but the prophet is insane. toyota made more money last year than general motors and. class that. warrantee, maybe that is the hyundai warrantee. i cannot remember. we will take a quick break and will be back right after this. ♪ >> it is time now for word association with our guest host, the editor-in-chief. we picked one out for you especially to segue. >> a really embarrassing way to die. >> the ceo of the segway company a cliff.ing off

hyundai santa fe was chosen as the best mid-size suv. the mid-size sedan, honda accord. got the nod as the best pickup truck. and the best compact car, the subaru impreza. >>> asian markets were mixed on cautious trading. hong kong's hang seng lost half a percent. the dow lost 27 points. the nasdaq fell 5 points. >>> a setback for the unregulated virtual currency bitcoins. bitcoin's largest trading site located in tokyo collapsed. hundreds of millions of dollars worth of bitcoins are missing. bitcoins are a digital currency that exists in a network of computers. they can be september from one owner to another without going through any financial institution. >>> and, anne-marie, a northern california couple struck it rich as they were walking their dog on their own property. inside six cans they found this, over 1,400 mint condition gold coins worth an estimated $10 million. the rare coins date from 1847 to 1894. it's unclear whom they belong to. the unidentified couple plans to sell most of the coins. anne-marie? >> pretty good. the only surprises i find in my backyard a

now it's the battle to start by the hyundai capital gets the first set and also the second set. now it's the third set. russian catches for roti slam one for a laugh. the men's twenty winners for steaming and the capital wins in straight sets. and that does for me and sportscenter this has been saving to protect baghdad midnight for the latest in the world of sports. moo. in the they're called as cleared out and we even had some early spring like weather here today and still write but don't get to use to it but i am or by going over tracking down at the left of center put down the meeting guys while they lifted the snow looked around the country tomorrow. in fact those in the car wondering tells of two provinces began to see snow a couple of other alloys and go. one of those tv between twenty to sixty centimeters of snow and children to go twenty to forty centimeters. otherwise the nonsense of ten to wiggle the label until i land are forecast to get between five to twenty centimeters apparently that nation is at the end of the high pressures that come from china which is why we'

the hyundai ad scored first with 18 to 35s, so the theme on these, a lot of these was kids.hey used kids in almost every one much these ads and they seem to work. >> so, larry, maybe the secret is kids, puppies, soldiers. >> there's a surprise. i would say, though, there's no -- one of the things that didn't work so well was celeb endor endorsers. >> none of the people in your poll even noticed them? >> no they noticed them. bob dillon was the most riskiest but did very well of all the celebrity ones it did number one. part of the reason, i think, was, you know, he was controversial, a little bit of controversy. a lot of twitter sphere chatter about that one. on -- scarlet johannsson scored. >> michael, most of the commercials, those they seemed like standard fare to me. was it worth $4 million per spot? >> you know, i think -- the answer is it depends. i think as audiences get fractured across, netflix the web, hundreds of cable channels, it's only actually made the super bowl more valuable. this is the one moment where, you know, 110 million americans sit down and watch th

it is an exact replica of the original situated in front of the japanese embassy in seoul hyundai cover this story and met with key people for bringing this humanitarian issue for my chia. the os on the stove has reason to the right and it's continued denials to its atrocities in the early twentieth century have not got a notice to come for one is actually glendale city just north of los angeles it's one of the evidence since he installed last summer that come for a woman memorial statue in the city of glendale has been at the center of controversy the statue honors two hundred thousand women mostly korean who were forced into prostitution for the japanese military during world war two fellas came and then bar at the korean american form of california which led the charge to get the monuments of hopes the bronze statue educates people. we weren't too. i like the people to know about the pains and sufferings of the victims and the what really happened around doing making good use and would like to to these women. city officials have been under a lot of pressure to remove the statue of th

numbers of times in the wealth with around one hundred thousand while cisco has around ninety seven hyundai angola fifty thousand local needy alec sinker esa thompson's recent cross likes the deal will give towns are in cisco tying to prepare for the latest trend and the tech world the internet of paintings which products ranging from cars and household goods are connected to the internet like tiny devices. cisco is one of the team companies in eighteen ten and us agents john chambers says christian in a studio set last month during his keynote at this casino male iconic show the internet every knee will forever change our dealer you buy it for business this chamber said it would be nineteen trillion dollar opportunity. and yes i need and use. the current shipbuilding industry got to a smooth start this year of blogging the most global orders in january when the sparks and research services said friday that korean shipbuilder has won orders totaling nearly one point seven million compensated cross times last month. he'd jump of more than one hundred fifteen percent from the same period last

the top sources of foreign investment in l a county california in a bid terminals a subsidiary of hyundai merchant marine. that operates out of the port of los angeles has plans to develop a new terminal and has already invested tens of millions of dollars in the area. did that to be made direct investment and that women need it and accept the medal will exceed hundred million us dollars in tow thirteen and elbow are any comments that the los angeles county economic development corporation says the free trade agreement between korea and the us is allowing even more korean capital to flow into the city increased to a trade as result of that we will also see an increase in foreign direct investment particularly ill are easy going both ways their ears to investments remain but clara says he expects korean companies to pump even more money into the local economy in the coming years. given the area's future korean american consumer base i don't use los angeles the strange part that matters really get your ring to keystone with north korea supports present at these plans to launch a product or

hyundai, santa fe was chosen as the best mid side the suv. the midsized sedan the honda accord. that's your cbsmoneywatch report. for more, follow me on twitter at #jillwagnercbs. at the new york, i'm jill wagner. >>> a great escape from a california zoo had everyone on twitter just going crazy. a curious koala tried to make a run for it at the san diego zoo. he was found up a tree. the 2-year-old male was discovered missing yesterday morning and seemed just content to be sitting in the tree there so they waited until the zoo closed to retrieve him. >> when we could send up a keeper that's familiar to him and a cherrypicker or a lift type device, they retrieved him from the tree. he has been moved up to our veterinarian care center. >> the zookeepers think the koala was on the lookout for a mate. >> apparently hungry, too. >> guess so. >>> 4:51 now. a bay area school district wants to cut down on the number of students they suspend. how race in the classroom is fueling that change. also ahead ,,,,,,,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people rid

the plan alon with nissan and general otors and alabama has plants operated by mercedes-benz and hyundai. and tech this has a strong automotive presence. ten of the 24 right to work states have manufacturing plants. accounting for over 80,000 manufacturing jobs. a number that grows to half a million and that number in direct contrast with the 83,000 automobile manufacturing jobs lost in michigan and michigan alone in the run-up to the recession. fewer than 10,000 of those jobs have returned. and now to the 19 us-based foreign auto manufacturing plants. only one is unionize. and it's not just the automobile industry. they are dismissing organized labor. the private sector workforce belongs to union. a union. that is the lowest level since 1960 in. my first guest says that it is a major victory for workers and the united auto workers union who work together to unionize it and we have the most powerful organized union foundation and joins us tonight from washington. all right. first, this question has to be foremost in the mind. so why would they work to unionize their plan? >> no, that is

chinese government locals have been organizing gains anti government riots have been imagining it's a hyundai his height of what the radicals have built in to see seal and paste as well as government offices were also surrounded in one of the east can be gifted to me put that all peoples may just cause and in joining forces with the police and they seem to ten and to find don't the spread of radical threat the site to your region into the minds of our patriots do in this difficult situation when nationalists contagion spreads across ukraine the kids to one region after another. the attack ordinary citizens. for the nights you might concrete structure of self defense so in the past week my cousin kiev admonish the heavy on themselves dancing and molotov cocktail in the ukrainian capital doesn't seem to be all that difficult with the weapon becoming a popular chinese had made contact alice and bob knows that i'm using to the medieval appearance to them the chance. prices have gone the hands on more than five runs as well. with only things keeping the fruit of kyiv and then scientists and forcin

hyundai has this amazing app that aggregates all this information, like weather, traffic, your calendarappointments, and it'll send you text messages. for example, if it's cold out, it'll text you, asking you if you want to remote start your car. how cool is that? or if it knows that you've got an appointment at 8:00, it'll figure out how long it takes for you to get there and tell you when you should leave. this is just an example of all the amazing technology here and something to get excited about in the coming months and years. for "teen kids news," i'm marc saltzman in las vegas. >> that's our show for this week. thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. steves: the town of keswick is your best home base for exploring the northern lakes, which i prefer to the more commercial southern part of the region. keswick was originally a mining center. but the slate and lead industries eventually gave way to nature-loving tourists, and, in the 19th century, keswick became a resort. its fine old buildings recall those romantic-era days when big-city folks first learned ab

pool represent a busy area has described the annotations adsense ads based on olds that will in the hyundai south korean center of the united states we've been separated for any tips from the dprk and come down mountain hotel in the dprk every unions that lasted six days from the stadium to next tuesday. the scoring for the ag to look at oakleigh south koreans accompanied by fifty eight family members on the scene of one hundred and seventy people from the dprk for the first time in six decades. another group of three hundred and seventy two south koreans will meet eighty eight people from the dprk stocking from sunday and many of the pot to spend on in their eighties and nineties and this aggies other but three unions held by the two sides at the three as a means of a train from these had been separated since the three year reign will end it. in nineteen fifty three and people on the two sides of orson bean and i moved from the sinking sun course i chose to stand well come to the family reunion between the dprk and south korea and the chinese foreign ministry says it to the help these regi

hyundai heavy off by about one and a half percent. january were down about 20% last year, stock also falling as well. i will rounded out with what is happening in australia. qantas is off because australia is considering a two-stage interference to help the form ofng airline in a debt guarantee according to people familiar with the matter. a little overby four and a half percent. they confirmed investors worst fears by pretty much depressed earnings. they also said they would write on the value of one of the underperforming cannery businesses. also pacific brands is off 10 and a half percent. bhp.lk about they posted stellar numbers. they also closed minds. it is simple. fewer people buying the clothing and year the company makes. they rely on people stepping in and buying the hats, the shoes, the clothing. if they are not buying the seehing the stock doesn't an expectation of reversal. the stock off by close to 11% at one point in the trading session. >> we are going to pick up that mining story. profit soaring for the first six mont

the plan along with nissan and general motors and alabama has plants operated by mercedes-benz and hyundai. and tech this has a strong automotive presence. ten of the 24 right to work states have manufacturing plants. accounting for over 80,000 manufacturing jobs. a number that grows to half a million and that number in direct contrast with the 83,000 automobile manufacturing jobs lost in michigan and michigan alone in the run-up to the recession. fewer than 10,000 of those jobs have returned. and now to the 19 us-based foreign auto manufacturing plants. only one is unionize. and it's not just the automobile industry. they are dismissing organized labor. the private sector workforce belongs to union. a union. that is the lowest level since 1960 in. my first guest says that it is a major victory for workers and the united auto workers union who work together to unionize it and we have the most powerful organized union foundation and joins us tonight from washington. all right. first, this question has to be foremost in the mind. so why would they work to unionize their plan? >> no, that is

years old and was crossing market street with her mother at stockton when she was hit by a white hyundai elantra. the driver stopped and cooperated with police. >>> now to vallejo where a brother and sister are trying to bring good from a tragedy. earlier this month, their father was hit by a truck. the brother and sister are taking an initiative to have safety -- installed. >> reporter: drivers are cooperating with police while the accident is being investigated. >> every time i look at that corner it remind me that that was the end of my father. and i don't want no one to lose their life that way ever again. >> reporter: juarez family wanted to do something to change tennessee a street their father loved. so the family is donating money along with an organization called team tennessee to add led signs at the crosswalk where he was killed. the signs will be similar to this one near a high school. >> we want to be part of the solution. we don't want, it's so much pain involved. >> it feels good. feels like that's something that my dad would have done for anybody. if not more. >> reporter

. >> there was the hyundai commercial, number two. number three, scarlett johansson.re you seeing? >> what is interesting is how early some of these brands have gotten online. doritos has been doing a campaign since november last year, getting an early, with lots of different fan-made ads. a lot of consumer goods started taking a bit of a leaf out of the automotive playbook, looking -- putting content online early this year. usually it is something you seek are commercials to >> volkswagen first. did a super commercial. i think it is a teaser. best -- all ine one and. we don't know what they're going to come out with. they still have one of the most memorable super bowl commercials in the last few years, in my opinion, with the little kid who could control the volkswagen. >> stickiness creates great ads. the fact that we are talking about that years later shows that a digital strategy works well. you can share it with your friends. >> the actual commercial will be something different on sunday? >> we have to wait and see. >> we will be watching. always great to have y

a better atmosphere, a plan by nissan or hyundai -- >> explain that to me. i know that vw was relatively union friendly. rk where the company might actively encourage workers to not sign up with the union, which is something vw the not do here. you know, this was set to relatively fertile ground. they can try again apparently in about a year at the vw plant which they may well do. it's been a number of years since they had an election like this in a southern auto plant and those had not gone their way either. and meanwhile the uaw's total membership was declining. it was about 1.5 members in 1979 and now to about 400,000. >> the 1.5 million members in 1979 now dropped to close to 400,000 in recent years, the new hires make about $15 an hour, wisconsin, michigan had passed laws limiting union power. so are we seeing the beginning of the end of the uaw? >> i don't know if it's the beginning of the end. union itself has expressed concern about that. uaw president bob king who by the way no relation at all, just to make clear, good name though but not related to

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years old and was crossing market street with her mother at stockton when she was hit by a white hyundai elantra. the driver stopped and cooperated with police. >>> now to vallejo where a brother and sister are trying to bring good from a tragedy. earlier this month, their father was hit by a truck. the brother and sister are taking an initiative to have safety -- installed. >> reporter: drivers are cooperating with police while the accident is being investigated. >> every time i look at that corner it remind me that that was the end of my father. and i don't want no one to lose their life that way ever again. >> reporter: juarez family wanted to do something to change tennessee a street their father loved. so the family is donating money along with an organization called team tennessee to add led signs at the crosswalk where he was killed. the signs will be similar to this one near a high school. >> we want to be part of the solution. we don't want, it's so much pain involved. >> it feels good. feels like that's something that my dad would have done for anybody. if not more. >> reporter

when you look at the numbers of women who received the mammograms and diagnosed with cancer 5 hyundai. compared to those who did not have the screening and diagnosed with correspondence through manual examines, 505 died. and women with mammograms were most likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer. that may sound like a good thing, cash the disease early, but that could lead to the overdiagnosis of breast cancer. 22% of cancers discovered through the screening process were overdiagnosed. another way to think of it, that means one out of 424 women who were screened received treatment that was deemed unnecessary. based on the study's finding the lead author anthony miller said women should not get mammograms care. >> there is no benefit in an era where we have modern treatment for breast cancer to use mammography. >> dr. miller said the primary issue with mammograms as he sees it, the machines are unable to determine whether the cancer is slow growing and may not be harmful if left untreated or whether it's fast growing and needs treatment like surgery. he believes that mammograms shoul

expect the union to target mercedes, hyundai and bmw plants next. >> the people who voted against unionizing citing detroit, we don't want to end up like detroit and they blamed unions for the bankruptcies there. a lot was riding on this. brian will continue to follow it. brian, thanks very much. >>> this weekend president obama sitting down with the leader of jordan. the president and king abdullah ii meeting in if rancho mirage, california. this meeting marks the first in a series of high-profile talks between the u.s. and leaders of the region sunni governments which the u.s. has teamed up with to counter the growing influence of iran. chief washington correspondent james rosen joining us live in our d.c. newsroom with more on this. >> good afternoon. president obama told his regional ally the u.s. is looking into new steps to change the calculus as they begin their fourth year of war. the two held private talks on the southern california desert estate and discuss how to strengthen moderate rebel forces in syria, which have lately faced attacks, not just from the assad regime but islamic

. >> mercedes and hyundai and could so that next. what does that mean? >> this is the other u.s.on the industry in right to work states. those are foreign companies and creating american jobs and this vote in the vw plant was a bell weather is to who the ua w with the support from vw. they have campaigned here years to get in the plant. they lost this one. and sends a message. and harder to get in. >> you know so much about the issue. i have to ask the question. vw let the representatives to come in and lobby and imagine you doing your job and trying to have a sale on dead line. i am getting ready for the newscast and there they are at my desk. with that friendship will they rethink this strategy. they didn't wen. >> you will so the bum bull administration in the next three years push harder to give unions advantages in orgnoising. as the vw vote shoes, they are not offering enough to convince them to unionize. the administration will come and and say we'll make it happen quickly and we want secret ballots and if unions were smart they would say why did we fail and what can we of

driver's cell phone camera rolled, police say a ford expedition going the wrong way crashed into the hyundai, carrying the college students. my goodness. the expedition's driver also died at the scene after the suv burst into flames. >>> in california, police say a suspected drunk driver going speeds of 100 miles an hour caused an accident, killing six people. the 21-year-old driver has been charged with driving under the influence and manslaughter. two people in her car were killed instantly. the four other victims were in an suv. >>> in salt lake city overnight, a huge fire ripped through an apartment building that was under construction. the exposed wood fueled that inferno causing it to spread quickly. it completely engulfed the unoccupied complex. smoke and flames seen miles away. nearby buildings did have to be evacuated. >>> a major food recall raising serious concern this morning. millions of pounds of beef are being recalled after deceased deceased animals ended upped in food supply. the meat is not fit for human consumption and it's being sold in several states. more from abc's lin

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hyundai, nissan, volkswagen, bmw.f they want build here they will move to mexico and we'll lose jobs. david: more likely to be build here now. nlrb can be accused of anything in the obama administration, not antilabor. they were watching the vote carefully. if they saw anything bad there would be people indicted. lauren fix, phillip dine, state of the unions is his book. lauren, thank you very much. >> pleasure to be with you. sandra: imagine a deepwater project that could create nearly 200,000 jobs in the u.s.? we see the man behind this bold idea, fascinating really. we'll learn about the unusual way that he is raising money to actually fund this massive project. >>> and, can be depressing but tax season is just around the corner. you may be interested to hear what you pay in overall taxes has a lot to do with where you live. next the american cities with the highest and lowest taxes in the country. david: i'm packing my bags. ♪ so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right, no hidd fees.

hyundai was the best midsized suv and the best midsized sedan a honda accord. >> we have good news forer: well, that is right. ben & jerry's is revolutionizing the ice cream pint. they are adding a flavor core that will run down of the middle of the container so you can get two separate flavors in each pint which solves the age- old problem of which flavor to get and with this new core design they are also churning out new flavors. one is calls hazed and confused. that is chocolate and hazelnut ice cream with fudge chips and a hazelnut fudge core that tastes like nutella. i don't think anyone is complaining about that. >> i want pint now. >> jill wagner on the ice cream beat, thank you. >>> a northern california couple striking gold if the sierra foothills. how they made the discovery that turned them into instant millionaires coming up. >> reporter: tree down on a san bruno home. now how the wednesday winds will affect your commute as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,, hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airl

melissa: anybody watching the super bowl last night saw there was a commercial for the hyundai genesisd looked the other way and looking at a girl. came up to something he would hit in a car broke for him s that extension of this system where we would see cars where automakers would choose to make the car actually respond by brakkng for that sort of thing. >> some auto manufacturers will take that route. that is where they will compete and how they, how they interface with their customers. melissa: we understand it would cost 1 to $200 per car, which is in the grand scheme of what you're paying for a car is not that much. do you anticipate any privacy concerns? anytime you have a system with wi-fi people worry about hacking of some type. is there any concern about security? >> both of those questions are good one. with respect to privacy, at least as it is currently envisioned, there isn't really a privacy concern because the data that is being transmitted is not going to be associated with a particular car. so it won't say that it is your car. it will say there's a car, you know, comi

. >> ifill: in a super bowl broadcast packed with car commercials, this hyundai ad focused not on speed or style, but on how to avoid an accident. >> whoa! >> ifill: in it, an ever- attentive dad does his best to protect his son from a collision. including the perils of mixing teen-aged hormones with learner's permits. >> remember when only dad could save the day? auto emergency braking on the all new genesis. >> ifill: in fact, automatic braking is becoming an option on models around the world. >> a car that actually see like a human. >> ifill: the vehicles use radar, video and sensors to monitor their surroundings, give early warnings to drivers and even engage the brakes. >> the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it is not. >> ifill: now transportation secretary anthony foxx wants similar enhancements on all new vehicles. >> we have the ability, through technology now, to develop a regime in which the safety advances actually kick in before an accident occurs and we actually avoid the unfortunate event itself. >> ifill: foxx says cars would use radio transponde

is up 0.4%.he kospi hyundai is higher by about 8%. those are some of the local names in that market. as southeast asia gets underway, malaysia starts with a modest advance. you poor looks like this. these are the early movers. a mobile carrier up 1%. logistic properties seeing a 1% gain. we will be watching japan as the session moves on. u.s. markets are closed later today for a holiday. meeting minutes tomorrow from the fed. there is a lot of indication of what is happening. just take you to the japan growth numbers? a bit of a disappointment as we have been hearing. the equityn goes up, market moves in the inverse direction. david has a look at the preliminary figures. >> what you got was, you still had growth. you have two metrics but it didn't show the pickup in activities that most people wanted to see. had the record trade deficit in the last three months of the year. that is what has pulled down these growth figures for japan. the forecast was for 2.8%. the quarter figure, that one was for 0.7%. the estimate was just barely abo

we can expect the uaw to continue to target other factories and plants like those from mercedes, hyundai and others. >>> we have an expert coming up next hour to provide more insight on this very dramatic vote into the decision and what it really means for employees, employers and our overall economy. >> could have a huge impact for other car and other businesses beyond the car industry. >> definitely. >> if you think the weather is bad here on the east coast, take a look at great britain. that country is seeing some of its worst flooding in centuries. forecasters are saying the devastation is far from over. >>> a little girl fighting a big battle. now being honored. her story after the break. >> the bravery i didn't know was there. like it's exploding inside my body. it totally changed me. [ female announcer hands were made for playing. ♪ legs, for crossing. ♪ et...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an

weaken it.elped to it is good news for hyundai, kia motors.ore weakening of the korean won in the second quarter of this year. that is interesting. global funds have withdrawn a net $2.3 billion from korean stocks this year. that is the combined outflows of india, taiwan, and thailand. that is all due to tapering. the easy money has been pulled out of the system. if janet yellen does say with the rest of the fed, you know what, the economy is not picking up as fast as we thought it was, so we are going to ease off on this braking of qe. code from safeon haven status to not so safe this year, at least that is the perspective. we could be in for more swings and money market rates ahead in china, as well, and the source of that information couldn't get any more credible. the chinese central bank itself. david inglis joins us for this conversation. the pboc coming out with >> this one in. >> that was out on saturday, the report out of the pboc. the message was clear, that the volatility we are seeing in money markets in china is likely to persist.

if you're a cadillac buyer you're not seeing ads for a hyundai, if you will. >> it's not always rightbecause you like house of cards, you'll love this czech series. there is nothing better than human contact. i still think human contact is better than that. >> the important thing we can have consumer sensibilities we still have to make decisions. when you let the technology make the decision we have a society in danger. >> i still think it's kind of spooky we are tracked in every way. politico's mike allen, thank you very much. >> mike, you kind of own happy friday as a branding guy. i would suggest to you starting out thursdays with, you know, kind of happy thursdays or something. i would extend that, do a little brand extension on the friday thing. >> joe has '90s favorites thursdays. so he's got that. >> okay. >> mika maybe thirsty thursdays? and happy fridays. we could do it every day. >> i like that actually. i'll take it. >> rollback thursdays. >> thomas, your wednesday is what? >> very nice. tina brown, stay with us. this will get better, i promise. >> i'm trying to think about

"the wall street journal" says hyundai, toyota and honda plan to roll out cars powered by hydrogen fuelned to catch catchers it prevents base runners from deliberately crashing into them at home plate. buster poseny broke his leg in a 2011 collision. not all agree with the new policy. somech catchers say being hit at home is part of the game. >>> and a gem found on a sheep rank is the oldest known piece on earth. the crystal was after earth was capable of sustaining life much earlier than we thought. >>> technology gives us the ability to study the human mind like never before. that includes our dreams. >> dreams they feel real. and only when you wake up do we realize that something was actually strange. let me ask you a question you never really remember the beginning of a dream, do you? you always wind up right in the middle of what's going on? >> i guess, yeah. >> so how did we end up here? >> remember that movie "inception," the idea of recording and watching your dreams may not be so much far-fetched. cbs contributor michio kaku writes a book the physics of the mind. hello, profess

actors like audi hyundai, and heinz paid 4$40 million for 30 seconds of air time.> your team watched 90 ads. they used those dials to figure out which they liked. which one was the best? >> you're right. it was a kinder gentler advertising effort and for some reason ads that have animals have always done well in a super bowl and anheuser-busch has got the gain on ads but this time the ad of the puppy and the horse just so overdid everything else. we had women in the group crying. i want to acknowledge we even had one man in the group who was emotional about it. and that's because it tells a heart-warming story that extends over time. one of the keys in the super bowl, it's not what you do in the first five seconds that matters. it's what you do over the length of the 30 or in this case a 60-second ad. >> that puppy, frank, was so cute. the dodowawa ad. >> the human does strange things that the public doesn't respond to. some of these ads cost over a million dollars to create and you wonder who actually did it and what kind of narcotics they were on. i think some of

hyundai has dropped out this year yo. >> could the second reading of u.s.see the figures fall for the first time in a year? >> we'll go down to chicago to work out where you should be positioned ahead of that number. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/offer2. . >>> european equities pretty flat ahead of th

starting with hyundai. >> you were just talking about the automatic cars. >> that was a nice one. >>oot. he was coming out of a building with puppies. >> at least he campeau or around with hisself about the nfl. >> i like the turbo tax one it featured a guy who was a basically representing every fan. they liked it to you watching some guy dance with a girl that you like at the prom. >> it was a breakdown of his moe's for four hours. >> basically, turbo tax stated forget it, make today your day. >> richard showmansherman had a tone down reaction after the super bowl compare to after the 49ers'/seahawks game. after the wind, richard sherman was asked about the game and that famous reaction. >> all the extra fm, it really paid off. we have a really good team. >> it has been a lot of fun. you learn a lot about yourself and the way that people perceive things. it really is a chance to grow. >> well to yell, he called crabtree sorry, you just cannot do that. >> he came out more likable this time. it shows you the difference. >> it was not just the best, crab tree it is as sorry receivers w

also from chevy -- we'll go to the hyundai first. they're only going to make 3,000 of these.y cool zipping around manhattan in the special edition. they have the blue link, which means you can push all the day it from your smart phone. that's the chevy city express. that is a good urban -- nice delivery vehicle. lot of room inside. you see them all over manhattan and all over cities all over the country. they're really popular. remember, this is an auto industry that is rebounding nicely. we're in chicago. back to you. >> before you go, how big an emphasis this year on the green cars? in the past it's been all about the electric stuff. is there a lot of that this year? >> good question. >> thank you. >> a little bit. not so much because a lot of these cars are getting great gas mileage without it, like that truck. we're seeing a little bit of return to smarter gas. >> that's a good idea 'cause there aren't a lot of places to plug in your cars. >> that's because we're using them for our phone. >> doug live at the auto show. thank you very much. >>> coming up on this friday mor

announcing that it's going to bring android, its mobile operating system, to audi, gm, honda and hyundaitertainment, work tools, driving aids, in fact it's the top selling point for 39% of auto buyers. that's more than twice the 14% who say their first consideration is traditional performance. that's according to a survey. >> interesting story for both companies, josh. thank you very much. the nasdaq standing right around a 13 and a half year high this morning as the dow's up 181. sheila at market side with what's drooiing today's push. >> hey, carl. what a surge we're seeing at the tech heavy index here at the nasdaq. a fresh 13 and a half-year high for the second consecutive session in a row. year-to-date nasdaq outperforming leading all the other indices. since the low we saw on february 3rd, the nasdaq is up nearly 8%. so there's a lot of love here at the nasdaq. as for why, i've been talking to traders and analysts about this all morning. there's really a one-two-three punch they are talking about. first of all, the fundamental tech story. going into this year strategists really cor

hyundai all over the south there are auto plants that have come in the last 25 years, 30 years, largelye money they have ever made. making more money than all their friends who tonight work at the auto companies. also remember when their dads lost their jobs at paper mills manufacturing and they were union and those jobs disappeared. it was a brilliant industry. saved the auto industry in the south. in other words those jobs would have started disappearing. >> justified. just because we are down in the south we speak more slowly the guys from detroit trying to bargain their area into kentucky this is exactly what happened here. billboards around here. turn tennessee -- turn tennessee into detroit if you do it. the uaw president though says if we didn't get, this we are done. ifthis is the future of the uaw, do you buy that? >> probably so. their membership has dwindled to a fraction of what it was in the 70s. less than hundred thousand people who are in the uaw. unions once served a very vital and important purpose to protect workers. we transferred a lot of that responsibility to the f