hyundai's man cave, for example, at sporting events. then they built on that, retail, restaurants, apartments, even a hotel could be in the work. what's tricky are the zoning regulations because there really aren't any on a national level. developers have to work within each municipality, which could consider them mobile, modular. >> don't dress it with phony traditionalism, but begin to embrace them and see all the variations that can happen. >> price designed this container apartment building near catholic university in washington, d.c. it took just four months to go from 18 metal boxes to home sweet home for these students. >> first, i thought it was a little crazy, but when i saw it going up, i thought it was pretty cool. >> a lot of people have been coming by. even the nuns from the convent came down and blessed our unit there's a lot of buzz about it. >> this is prefabricated housing probably at its best because the strength on these things is probably three times what a standard steel building would be. >> which could make them i

the stoppages may have cost hyundai over $847 million.n friday, we get china's september property prices. values the -- continued to fall -- new home values continued to fall in august. my next guest started a hedge fund to invest in liquid securities, encoding stocks, bonds, and riveters. he is the founder and fund manager of luminance global fund. the volatility of last week has certainly added a lot of interest in this arena. where do you think it goes from here? have markets calm down a little bit, or can we expect more volatility to come? >> good morning. we are expecting a lot more volatility going forward. we are prepared for more going forward. we see asia having a lot of earnings coming up. the unrest in hong kong is adding to the situation. it is a long-term impact. it is not just a one-week thing. it is something that will have impacts of her three weeks, three months and so on. can you tell us why you are looking at it that way in terms of occupy hong kong? the sentiment has been, broadly speaking, that this might be a short-t

hyundai has posted disappointing results for july to september is period. the car maker saw a drop in quarterly profit. operating profit of $1.6 billion down 18% from a year ago. they attribute the decline the south korean currency that's hit a six year high against the dollar. officials cited strikes by workers at factories. net profit was down third straight quarter and dropped 28%. they have a plan to expand sales by the end of the year. they'll introduce new models in china and europe. samsung electronics has seen decline four quarters in a row. >>> a new series that gives insight into the minds and strategies of top business leaders in our second installment of view from the top. we speak with the president of recruit holdings, one of japan's four most job making companies. the company is aiming to capture growing demand of talent from around the world. the goal is become the number one human resources provide per by 2020. we asked him about his strategy. >> last thursday recruit holdings went public on the tokyo stock exchange in the year's biggest ip

> my car, in a gm vehicle, needs to talk to a toyota vehicle needs to talk to a ford vehicle or a hyundaiicle and they need to send the same type of messages. that can't happen if we >>> develop this technology. >>> john capp also had a hand in building gm's current crash avoidance system. >> some of those alert systems already exist in more higher end cars. what's different about the system that the v to. v vehicles offer. >> some of our cadillacs have 6 radas, two cameras and 8 or 10 ultra sonic sensors. those aren't enough to see several car lengths ahead of you or to see around a corner. have v to v technology fills in those gaps and lets us have more information to address some of those driving situations that are challenging. i will be more reckless. >> okay. push the envelope. >> yeah. >> my last chance. whoa. >> what is a car doing stationary in the middle of my runway? you know what? i don't tend to look at that. >> right. >> that's not meant to focus on. >> that's more informational. you see the scrolling red? really, the alert that's going to provide you, you know, the dash. >>

. >> jennifer found it one night last week, which is why her hyundai sonata now sports a temporary donut as a right front tire. >> i don't know, it was like bang. i was like oh, this is going to be bad. >> you feel the shuttering of the car? >> yes, yes,. >> not only did the pothole blow out jennifer acetifier -- tire, it also bent her rim, it was her call that sent us out to salina road. and we brought fox 29's exclusive crater cam with us. actually it is just a go pro stuck to the side of our car, but does gave you a good idea of the teeth rattling nature of this pothole. >> watch again the tire drops into the hole, now in super slow motion. >> while we were filming, robin davis drove by, hit the crater. >> moment later found her by the side of the road having tried in vein to fill the resulting flat tire. >> as soon as i hit it, it was a big jolt on the car, the steering wheel part start today shake, i had to turn the steering wheel toward the left to make the car go straight. >> robin called her husband, to get a tow truck to the scene, and her car to the repair shop. >> i'm concerne

. >> you're over the first hyundais. >> here we go.uyundais. >> here we go.nyundais. >> here we go.dyundais. >> here we go.ryundais. >> here we go.eyundais. >> here we go.dyundais. >> here we go.hundred yundais. >> here we go.dyundais. >> here we go.ayundais. >> here we go.syundais. >> here we go.undais. >> here we go.ndais. >> here we go.dais. >> here we go.ais. >> here we go.is. >> here we go.s. >> here we go.. >> here we go. >> right now about now, you should have a sense of what your top priorities are for nsa and what your top priorities are for cyber com. >> that's my retirement speech. >> we want to know your stretch goals. >> so, my number one goal of the commander of the united states cyber command, is to create a cyber mission for us that the department is committed to. my view is, if you ask me, what do you think your legacy will be, as you are cyber command, i would say my tenure, we create the cyber mission for the department of defense. we enabled strong partnerships that we will build success off large term and cyber is considered a very normal operation. not something specia

he's charged after crassing his $200,000 bentley into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundai in 2010, the the colge graduate. goodman waited an hour. >> i just kind of wrecked. i'm on -- where am i? >> do you see all the deputies that are out there? >> no, i ran down the road to the -- to a barn. >> we find the defendant, guilty of dui manslaughter. >> reporter: he was convicted in 201 of the same changes and sentenced to 16 years in prison. that jury was thrown out because of juror misconduct. the 51-year-old's adopgs of his own girlfriend at the time to allegedly protect hundreds of millions of dollars in convicted. that adoption was later thrown out. >> first thing he did was walked into the players club. was order ten shots of your best tequila. >> reporter: prosecutors say his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limb when he was tested three hours after his car t-boned wilson's hyundai and shoved it into a canal where he drowned. >> his car was not slowing down. >> reporter: goodman has once again pleaded not guilty. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, mi

but south korea's hyundai or hyundai, like sundae. >> i have to call my friend in asia about that sxvrnd out. >> the steepest decline in a year and a half due to slowing sales growth. >> a lot of hyundais on the road. >> as you've noticed lately. they got it together in the past five years. we've had the ceo on a few times. >> i drove one in a rental place. >> i drove one. it was great. >>> the ebola cases in dallas are taking a toll on the hospital where patients were treated. emergency services at texas hospital presbyterian fell by 53.3% since october 1st. the average daily patient occupancy dropped by 21%. surgeries performed there decreased by 25%. has lost 8.1 million in net revenue due to the recently ended policy of diverting er patients to other hospitals. i'm not surprised by these numbers. people have been saying for quite some time that there was a decline. what surprises me is that half the people would still go given what happened. when you have your choice of hospitals, newer not talking about -- >> not that they're weird about subpar care, that they think there's some vir

the bentley and hyundai are missing. >> you didn't notify the defense you were releasing the bentley, no, i did not. >> reporter: they blamed the lead investigator allowing both cars to be released. this time around, jurors won't have the ability to examine the bentley and the brakes. >> his car was a crucial piece of evidence in the first case. this is a much better case for the defense this time around. >> reporter: for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> our thanks to matt. >>> now to a big day for apple. the company is hoping to revolutionize the way we pay for everything. launching new apple pay this morning. rebecca jarvis is back with a look at how it works. >> reporter: this morning, the company that revolutionized the way we listen to music and use our phones is betting it can do the same with the way we pa. >> apple pay. >> is this a cash killer? >> i don't want to carry cash. >> reporter: it's one of the most buzzed about features on the new iphone 6 and 6 plus. you can use apple pay to make purchases at over 200,000 stores, including whole foods. we we

he claims the brakes on his bentley malfunctioned when he slammed into a hyundai killing 23-year-oldn. prosecutors say goodman's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit, but he claims he left the scene because he was disoriented and only drank after the crash. >>> a virginia driver owes his life to some good samaritans in a dramatic rescue caught on camera. the man's car flipped over the guardrail and burst into flames at 3:00 in the morning. he was trapped in the burning car. one of the rescuers found a hammer, smashed in the sunroof. two others pulled him out. the man is hospitalized but he will survive. >>> new pictures of that lava flow in hawaii which is threatening dozens of homes in a rural area of the big island. lava is moving 10 to 15 yards an hour and has already passed through a buddhist cemetery. clayton sandell reports. >> reporter: it's the big island's lava monster. now right on the doorstep of this small town. from the air, a view of the inevitable. lava and houses in pahoa now just hundreds of yards apart. in the last 24 hours, the lava scorched a path three m

you're looking at a 4 hyundai or more round trip.the psychological implications of being stuck in a can with other astronauts for that length of time is unbelievable. even having one extra berth on the trip can drive everyone i insane on that flight. all the care and feeding, food, and things to do. you have to give them a place to sleep and move around. you have to cut all of that out in theory if you can put them in a deep hibernation. >> so they are putting hyperthermia. how feesful is to put someone in this sort of hibernation, and are there dangers involved? >> there is a clinical trial under way right now where trauma surgeons are trying to find a better way to deal with people who have basically died from gunshot wounds. right now when you go into a hospital, you die of a gunshot wound you're hemorrhages blood, and it's difficult to bring someone back. less than 5 hers chance of bringing someone back to life. but a dr. peter reaves at the university of arizona hospital, he saved gabrielle giffords' life. i asked him a few mont

prosecutors say a night of partying in 2010 led him to crash his $200,000 be bentley into scott wilson's hyundai a canal where he drowned. and claiming hours before the crash, he ordered drinks in this bar. running up a $275 tab. >> i didn't see him drink any outside of the three drinks i served him. >> reporter: being retried on charges of vehicular homicide and manslaughter. sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2012. but that tossed out for juror misconduct. on friday, a crime scene investigate, backing up the prosecution's claims of inebriation. claiming hours after the crash, goodman reeked of booze, speech slurred. and showing this virtual reenactment, claiming that goodman was driving at high speeds before blowing through a stop sign and slamming into wilson's car. >> it was an 85 mile an hour crash. >> reporter: the defense claiming he drank after the crash to calm his nerves. that crushed bentley released from the first trial, missing in action this time around. >> they don't have a key piece much evidence. they have witnesses who are changing accounts. this is a much better case for the d

a silver hyundai. police tell us a woman was behind the wheel. so far, no arrests. >>> new at 4:00, a maryland man is charged with impersonating police after two women are confronted at a store. it happened in the middle of the afternoon yesterday on baltimore annapolis boulevard in glen bernie. the women pointed out the man to police. police arrested larry jones of pasadena, maryland. the women say he approached them and made rude comments. they say he also told them he was looking for a missing girl. he wasn't wearing a uniform, but he did have a badge, and he had hand cuffs. >>> and we're getting an update this evening from the d.c. department of health. the director there confirms there were suspected cases of ebola in the district. but there's no reason to panic. mark segraves is working this >> reporter: just about two hours ago, the director of the district's department of health had a briefing for reporters. he wants to get the message out to the public that there is no reason to panic, and that every hospital in the district that has an

jennifer, found it one night last week which is why her hyundai sonata sports a temporary doughnut as a right front tire. >> it was like bang. i said this would be bad. >> reporter: you feel shuttering of the car. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: not only did pothole blow out her tire but bent her rim. it was her call that sent us out to selena road and we brought fox 29's exclusive crater cam with us. actually just a go pro stuck to the side of the car but gives you a good idea of the teeth rattering nature of this pothole. watch again as the tire drops into the hole, now in super slow motion. while we were filming, robin davis drove by and hit the crater. moments later we found her up a ahead by the side of the road having tried in vein to fill the resulting flat tire. >> as soon as i hit it, there was a big jolt in the car. steering wheel started to shake. i had to turn it to the left to make the cargo straight. >> reporter: she called her husband to get a tow truck to the scene and her car to the repair shop. >> i'm concern it is out of alignment and it never had a bit of trouble with th

police say, five people were in that hyundai santa fe including three children. two people including a child were air lifted to the hospital, and two others were taken by ambulance. it is unclear why the the driver lost control. >>> officials in delaware county are looking into a fall that killed a worker employed by a private electric company. chopper three over that scene this morning on the 400 block of keenan drive-in ogden, we are toll the victim fell about 50 feet from the bucket truck n word yet on the victim's identity. >>> a paratransit bus collides with a horse, killing that animal in bucks county, this happened around 6:30 this morning in the 4300 block of cold spring creamery road in buckingham township. the bus driver, had to be hospitalized, two others inside that bus were not hurt, and the driver's condition is not yet known at this point. report. >>> now to thieves caught on camera stealing bikes from rittenhouse square. police need your help fining these suspects tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with the latest, walt. >> re

systems and all of these voice recognition systems were to some degree distracted, toyota and then hyundai and chrysler the bottom three in terms of distraction. the most is chevy's followed by mercedes and ford. we reached out to general motors to see if they have a comment regarding the study. they point out the software used in the study those were 2013 systems. the system has been upgraded. the bottom line is this. as long as you are doing something other than focusing on driving there is a level of distraction. with these systems that are voice based if you have saying call home, call my wife and then you are calling work you are frustrated. you are not paying attention to whether or not you should be driving. that is the issue being highlighted. >> it is very interesting and gives you something to think about. >>> let's lock in the vote. 59% of you say arrests are the best way to cure distracted driving. 29% say preventive technology and 12% said self-driving cars. >> i have never gotten frustrated with voice recognition. not ever. we are professional broadcasters. >>> they are the m

examine the $200,000 bentley he was driving the night it bulldozed into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundaiely killing him. >> have you now been told that was a premature release? >> yes. >> reporter: the palm beach attorney's office ordered the release of the two vehicles sending them to be crushed after the multimillionaire was convicted of dui manslaughter and vehicular homicide in 2012 and sentenced to 16 years in prison. >> we find the defendant guilty of dui manslaughter. >> reporter: but that ruling was later thrown out due to juror misconduct, and now the jury unaware this is a retrial has been told the bentley was released after thorough testing. >> his car was a crucial piece of evidence in the first case. >> reporter: the bentley could hold the key to his future. he was driving twice the speed limit and had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit hours after the accident claiming the brakes on the bentley malfunctioned. he has pleaded not guilty. goodman's lawyers say he only drank after the accident to help calm his nerves. he faces 16 years if convicted, that is the same se

the reaction times were ranked, and according to aaa, toyota, hyundai and chrysler had the least distractingce recognition systems in their cars. now what about the most distracting? that belongs to chevy, mercedes and ford. when it comes to specific activities, the least distracting tasks, how about adjusting the radio and listening to messages on hands-free devices. and also far and away the most distracting, aaa says using siri on your iphone. we're going to put a link to this study up on our website. nbcwashington.com. just search hands-free. >>> yet another balloon, hot air balloon incident at the international balloon fiesta in new mexico. this balloon hit some power lines, sending sparks into the air. a spectator caught it on a cell phone. the pilot of that hot air balloon, however, was not hurt. >>> a 3-year-old girl in china is in critical condition tonight after being hurt inside an inflatable bounce house. nearly 30 children were playing over the weekend when a gust of wind flipped it over there. the bounce house was dragged 60 feet, 13 kids were hurt. they ranged in age from 2 to

goodman claims the bentley's brakes malfunctioned the night he smashed into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundainto this canal where the college student later drowned. >> i meant to grab my gearshift, and then that's the last thing, you know, that i remember. >> reporter: the $200,000 vehicle was destroyed after goodman's 2012 conviction for dui manslaughter and vehicular homicide. that verdict was overturned due to juror misconduct, and now both sides are presenting dueling automotive engineers. >> is there any indication that mr. goodman's vehicle was operating in anything other than the way that it was designed to be driven on february 12th, 2010? >> no, there was not. >> as i said, the system was not working as designed at the factory by the bentley engineers. >> reporter: prosecutors say the night of the crash, he got in his car with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit after racking up a bill of nearly $300 buying drinks at the players club at the international polo club in palm beach. but the multimillionaire says he only drank after the crash to calm his nerves leaving the scene o

hyundai area and soldier started walking home. a lot of tectonic forces were in work.his was going on, voska's organization managed to bring out an austrian officer sympathetic to the cause and handed them the battle plans. voska took this information to the italian army and urged an offensive. the italian commander probably took voska's information as confirmation of what he already knew. it would deal a death blow to the austria-hungary army. in october 1924, the italians supported by various at life forces, lost an offensive and the austrian army collapsed. i have gone rather longer than i initially intended to. just a few words in closing. i hope i have done a couple of things here. maybe aside from tell some fun stories. and hopefully conveyed a little bit of the business of espionage. how it was conducted a century ago and by looking at that, you can understand more and giving you another way of understanding world war i and underlying what everybody knows which is the pivotal role in modern history of that war. i would be glad to take any questions you may have.

. >> reporter: he's charged with dui manslaughter after crashing into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundaiwing it into a canal where the engineering graduate drowned. >> i went to grab my gear shift. that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: he claims he didn't crash because he was drunk but because his luxury car malfunctioned, preventing him from braking popperly. >> you believe that your bentley malfunctioned that night? >> i believe it did. >> reporter: may ca mechanical engineer called to testify. >> is there any indication that the vehicle was operating in anything other than the way it was designed to be driven on february 12, 2010? >> no, there was not. >> reporter: the defense challenging that expert witness about his motives for testify. because bentley is paying half of his retainer for him on the case. >> so bentley has a lot at stake here, don't they? >> they have an interest in defending their product, is my understanding. >> and that's why they hired you? >> yes. >> reporter: the prosecution blaming goodman was drunk after working up a bar tab near $300. the defense is

that the brakes on his $200,000 car weren't working properly when he sent 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundai a canal, where he drowned. >> you believe that your bentley did not work, right? >> yes. >> reporter: he was going to buy a frosty, and the last thing he remembers is trying to apply the brakes. >> the first thing i remember is just seeing white -- white everywhere. and not -- >> stars? >> yes. and -- yes and, white and not knowing where i was. >> reporter: the prosecution claiming goodman was drunk at the time of the accident after working up nearly a $300 tab partying at the swanky players club. >> you ordered 18 drinks at the players club. >> yes. >> reporter: but goodman says he only had three of those drinks. the rest were for other people. he also claims he didn't get drunk until after the crash when he left the scene and stumbled on a friends home where he found alcohol. >> do you know what liquor you are drank? >> no. >> did you pour it into a glass or drink the liquor? >> drank out of the bottle. >> reporter: and a medical specialist saying he was disorrented not because of t

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. >> thank you to aeropostale, coca-cola, hard rock and hyundai. >> lg, lion king, m and m, nasdaq andnk you to toshiba, the united states military recruitment and walgreens. >> and celebrating everything out here and grateful for those who support. robin. >> well done. they could take our jobs. ginger, looking good. >>> coming up, the power of amy's message. how her decision to have her first-ever mammogram is having a ripple effect. you'll see, i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. ♪ it feels good to be strong >>> look at all of my sisters out there. breast cancer survivors and thrivers there. enjoying times square after making that trip. many of them from atlanta on the delta pink plane. and it was one year ago where it took