auto show like the hyundai have a price tag. >> it could change in the future but there really isn't any major move to put these stations elsewhere and that is really what you need. >> adam lives in l.a. and has easy access to hydrogen. >> people are concerned about can i just get from point a to point b and the short answer is absolutely. >> reporter: chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> u.s. capitol christmas tree arriving today. the 60 foot three was rolled up on a flatbed truck and lifted by a crane onto the capital one. it is cut down in new mexico earlier this month and it made nearly 30 stops along the way to washington, d.c. the tree will be decorated with thousands of l.e.d. lights and ornaments handcrafted from recycled material by kids from new mexico. the lighting ceremony is set for december 4. >> it is going look so beautiful. my tree has been up for a couple weeks, mary . >> very impressive, michelle. through the week it is going to be feeling a lot more like winter will have the return of the rain, cooler temperatures, and even mountain snow. let's first talk abo

going to produce product development and operational costs the factory which will be the 1st for hyundai in southeast asia will start production in 2021 plans and to manufacture 150000 vehicles yearly with ambitions to grow that number to $250000.00 per year. and has been a crazy year for tech companies in silicon valley and some of the most impressive and high flying companies like we work have collectively lost about $100000000000.00 in value just this year alone the biggest reason for that those companies just didn't turn profit instead many startup tech companies survive solely on venture capital investment so for all the talk about growth market share and continue plans for expansion these companies have done something new in the market which is to never actually make any money for their investors now a number of companies are moving away from proving that they can grow to proving that they can actually turn a profit the new reality for tech startups is a demand for restraint and good business practices in fact even subtle signs of restraint are notable in an instant that has been o

aramco has been looking for family thatfrom the is in charge of disturbing hyundai vehicles in the kingdomturning to rich local families for a stake in aramco. up 2.1% reversed all of yesterday's declines. u.s.-china those trade headlines, let's bring in .arah mcgovern -- mcgregor is this about who controls the narrative? have had known there might been a rollback on some tariffs, it seems like china is insisting that they are agreeing. sarah: it is true. did come fromnt china earlier today. we did have a u.s. official confirming there is talk of rolling back the tariff. there are a lot of if's. it is a significant comment to make. a lot of people were asking, what will trying to get out of any phase one deal? we know what the u.s. wants and what they are demanding. china's number one demand of course is for these tariffs to be rolled back. the existing ones could be repealed. it would be pretty significant and suggest the fact that this is what will potentially keep china at the table to wrap up these talks. we are kind of on hooks for when can they sign, where will they sign? you're seei

playing games in november, it's ds that after our 18 with hyundai road trip, and we need the crowds. >> they're 5 and 4. great final defensive play from joseph. unfortunately it was his last for the 2019 season. injured his foot and is out for the year. awful news for an already banged up team. he also broke up a pass to save the game against the lions last sunday. >>> college football, cal hosts washington state. cougars head coach just wasn't having it when asked about his winless record in berkeley since 2013. >> reporter: is that just a tough place to play or just an aberration? >> what kind of question is that? next question. >> yes, he's much better answering non-football questions. here's a sampling of his 3 minute response to how he would handle a zombie apocalypse. >> i think i'd die of boredom. i think zombies are incredibly redundant. i've been waiting it to run its course, go back to vampires, something far more captivated. my kids are zombie crazed, they're obviously part of problem. >> i'm back at 7:00 with more! i have story time for you. >>> all right, thanks. the cbs

auto show like hyundai's nexo carry a price tag of just over $58,000. -- california is the only state that has a large number of fueling stations available. >> it could change in the future if we get more fuel cell stations elsewhere in the u.s. there isn't any major movement to put any massive number elsewhere. that's what you need. >> reporter: adam lives in l.a. and has easy access to hydrogen. >> people are mostly concerned about can i just get from point a to point b without me worry -- worry about it. the short answer with this car for me has been absolutely. ripe he likes knowing his car is environmentally friendly. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the girlfriend of singer r. kelly who defended him in an interview with cbs news is now apparently claiming that she is one of his victims. we'll have details. >>> plus, come on down. comedian drew carey, host of "the price is right," joins us at the table. >>> millions are flying for thanksgiving. we'll show you how the tsa is improving technology to speed up

little bit about why you have showers known about the problems of climate change for over 30 years hyundai on one of the biggest emitters of call in the world that's all right these acts of criminal damage of the catalyst for the piece to make the 1st arrests. that needs a hard sell accountable for the atrocities to humankind and so on not sure well. we've just seen 2 extinction rebellion revellers been taken away by hades i know it's weeks ago betty and exactly what they're up to. 8 hours after the shutdown began police take action. citing section 14 of the public order act which forbids obstruction of the highway. more than a 1000 arrests and $30000.00 new recruits later with growing support across $33.00 countries the u.k. government finally agrees to meet tax on. on the 1st of may 21000 the house of commons makes history becoming the 1st national parliament in the world to declare a climate ecological emergency. climate change activism stretches back 50 years april the 22nd the 1917 that saw the launch of us day. 1000000 americans took to the streets in the modern environmental movemen

the french automaker by the end of the year now meanwhile and other auto related news south korea's hyundai said tuesday it has signed a preliminary agreement to build a new factory in indonesia the automaker is planning to invest $1550000000.00 in the indonesia facility from now until 2030 with the funds going to produce product development and operational costs the factory which will be the 1st for one die in southeast asia will start production in 2021 planes and to manufacture 150000 vehicles yearly with ambitions to grow that number to 200 $50000.00 per year. and has been a crazy year for tech companies in silicon valley and some of the most impressive and high flying companies like we work have collectively lost about $100000000000.00 in value just this year alone the biggest reason for that those companies just didn't turn profit instead many startup tech companies survive solely on venture capital investment so for all the talk about growth market share and continue plans for expansion these companies have done something new in the market which is to never actually make any money fo

watch hyundai night on c-span -- sunday night on c-span at 8 p.m. eastern. did nothite house release a weekly address from the present. jon tester of iowa released a democratic address. he talked about the trump

. >> he's angrier than greta thunberg in a hyundai dealership.e's angrier than jim jordan with an expired rogaine coupon. >> jimmy: do you believe the president committed a crime? >> a crime? the guy's committed more crimes than jeffrey epstein at an american girl doll store. the president's more red-handed than robert kraft's masseuse. who i know personally. he's more crooked than michael jackson's penis. allegedly. >> jimmy: i think we get the point. i think we get the point here. about the president. >> the only thing he's obstructed more than justice are his own arteries. i've personally seen the president dip his cheeseburgers in mayonnaise. he makes the security guy, guillermo, look like wilber valderrama. >> jimmy: for those unfamiliar with your history, how did you come to become the ambassador to the eu? >> interesting story. have you heard of money? >> jimmy: yeah, yes. >> i gave trump a lot of that. >> jimmy: okay. >> and he made meet ambassador. that's how it works. it's called a quid pro quo, jimmy, google it. >> jimmy: i will. and i

the kia optima and hyundai sonata also performed poorly. >> this is a first step. obviously things we can improve on, that automakers can improve on. >> reporter: the testing involved cars driving at 12 to 37 miles per hour during the day. a recent study from aaa found sedans are more likely to fail at faster speeds, after going around a turn, and especially in the dark. forward collision avoidance systems with emergency braking will be standard on most cars by 2022. federal regulators are investigating the system on the 2017 and 2018 nissan rogue, after learning of more than 850 complaints, a false activation of the automatic braking system. that includes reports of 14 crashes and 5 injuries. cindy walsh says it happened to her three times. >> the first one i was driving down a four-lane highway, going about 55, and it completely came to a complete stop. >> reporter: how do you feel about driving the car now? >> i'm scared to. i don't drive it. >> reporter: in a statement, nissan acknowledges some rogue drivers may experience false activation on unique conditions

stadium, and the saints play in the mercedes-benz super dome while the cincinnati bengals play in the hyundaied field. [ laughter ] i saw that president trump had thanksgiving dinner at mar-a-lago at one point during the meal, trump built a wall around his turkey with mashed potatoes to prevent any vegetables from getting in [ laughter ] "it's almost done. well, you guys, we're just a a few minutes away from black friday [ cheers ] [ audience ohs ] i saw that this year, amazon is having huge deals on vacuums and crockpots. [ light laughter ] they're describing the best black friday deal of 1979. [ laughter ] >> steve: crockpot >> jimmy: black friday is when stores offer special promotions, and this year some of them are even using new slogans for the big day. i'll show you what i mean. for instance, walmart. their black friday slogan is "it's basically mma meets 'the purge' up in this piece. [ laughter ] then there is home depot their slogan is "we've got one employee and he locked himself in the bathroom. [ laughter ] >> steve: help >> jimmy: call me when they're all gone next up, costco. th

of deadly terror attacks, starting with the attack on westminster bridge, one individual in a gray hyundai hitting pedestrians and stabbing individuals. five dead and that attack, dozens injured. there was the manchester bombing in may of 2017. it killed 22 people. they were the eight murdered on the london bridge attack, where there were three terrorists associated with islamic state, that again were wearing fig explosive devices as they started chasing and stabbing people. those were just some of the attacks. as benjamin hall was pointing out, the terror level was downgraded from severe to substantial. downgraded just earlier this month. the fact that this terrorist was handled in this way, how did that speak to law enforcement and counterterrorism improving in that country? >> i think with every attack, every event worldwide, law enforcement in every country can learn something. i know in new york there is a tremendous emphasis placed upon taking a look at every incident that unfolds around the world, seeing what lessons can be learned, a quick reaction perspective. i think the u.k. has

it's supposed to do much better at the box office than today's other release, "hyundai vs.[ light laughter ] some tv news a new poster for the upcoming season of "the bachelor" was just released and it features the next bachelor, pilot pete. [ cheers and applause check it out there he is right there. the slogan for this season of "the bachelor" is "expect turbulence." [ light laughter ] when they saw that, spirit airlines was like, "hey, get your own damn slogan come on. [ laughter ] well, it's already the time of the year for holiday commercials. and i just saw that kay jewelers just introduced a a handsome santa take a look. [ light laughter ] that guy shouldn't play santa. he should be in a bathtub in a a cialis commercial. [ laughter ] it's like if santa got a a makeover on "queer eye." [ laughter ] well, this is a crazy story. i read about three cows in north carolina who swam five miles to escape a hurricane. can we see a photo of them [ audience aws ] yeah, there they are by the way, that's also their album cover. [ laughter ] there's the hot one. there's the sensiti

for business business park and norwich, and we canjoin hyundai for business news.essed to speed up wheat here, and now it grows three times faster than regular fruit, grows three times faster than regularfruit, which grows three times faster than regular fruit, which means grows three times faster than regularfruit, which means it can be harvested six times a year rather than the average, and that could help the world to reach that goal of trying to produce 60% more weight by 2052 feet in the world‘s growing population. let‘s have a chat to belinda clark, who is the director of agri— tech east. why is norwich a centre for excellence for agri— tech? we have a unique combination of factors. there is obviously world leading research that we have just been hearing about, but also around norwich as around 40% of the uk‘s most productive land being banished by some highly innovative farmers with a really strong appetite to do things better and differently. and also technology companies creating exciting innovations to help monitor and manage agriculture. what you wa nt t

someone's -- someone's hyundai is about to get it. >> don't say that. >> he made it. he made it. worries. nothing to see. keep moving. it's beautiful, though. >> a magical time of year. >> and you can see this on display this year, all the way until january 17th. people from around the world come to raockefeller center to take a look at this tree and with good reason. we have so much beauty that rests here. and all the eyes of the world look to this tree to mark the beginning of the holiday season. it's so much fun. >> and everybody behind you is smiling. it puts everybody in a good mood. >> no doubt. >> dave, thank you very much. >> it is cold outside. we'll have more on the tree coming up. >>> let's begin with a check of your headlines. speaking of the cold, bundling up. some parts of the northeast may hit record lows today. freeze warnings from the mid-atlantic to the southeast. in all, 200 million people will endure colder-than-normal temperatures today. >>> president trump could have a new headache in the impeachment inquiry. on friday, the lawyer for his former national sec

hyundai showing off all new ionic. 170 miles of pure electric range josh do you mel will bdo you mean me. front grill says get out of my way, manhattan. i love the design. led lights. expect to see this vehicle on the road near future. the lexus lc 500. this is my pick for steve. i know the winter is coming. but you get this convertible with a 15 second drop on that convertible. under the hood 500 va. 471 horsepower. all about lexus luxury with this vehicle. i will close it out right here. i'm picking this for all of you, motor trend car of the year. all new chevy corvette stingray, just look at this vehicle. one of the big differences that people don't know about this corvette, it's a mid engine vehicle. so love the design of this vehicle, so much fun, so many cars, no. we have, just cars on carpet. steve: those are really cool. i am looking for a mid life crisis car. [laughter] that's it. mike, thank you very much. still ahead on the big board, ronna mcdaniel, lara logan, charles payne and representative mike turner.

this very nice dave similar to yesterday hyundai ideas. i mean you know the weekend is you know we time this well marty doing is we've got a holiday come in lot of people coming in from out of town so you know watch sfo what's going on with all of that point will be keeping updates of course live here on for and always live in kron so will be let you know what's going on with all of this very unsettled week coming up ahead, it's going to start off. dry offshore winds. know we've been to this program before by the way there. no statements, no red flag warning business no fire weather watch statements. but still there's a fire sensitivity issue with this and we'll get into that just a bit. here's the golden gate bridge as the sun starts to join us here a little bit. there's downtown san francisco in the background alcatraz in the foreground beautiful orange is in the background. 2 is we see the sun starts to rise up and light up downtown area so future cast for one of those winds do not much today. monday morning we start to see what looks l

let's get over to hyundai. >> on the other end of the spectrum in terms of costing very little.00. what you get with this car again is a lot of standard equipment. and you get great gas mileage. get a 1.6 or 2-liter engine in this. get all-wheel drive. space efficiency in this car. looks small. a lot of room in here. ed: still have great warrants. >> 10 year 100,000-mile warrantees. ed: look at this car. if you wants a truck this looks like a monster. >> if you are looking for a meaty, you know, get the job done truck. ed: f-150 historically been a monster. >> best selling vehicle. ed: in the planet really. anything special about this model? >> this one comes with a range of engines, a range of configurations. you can get diesel get 30 miles per hour and 3.5 in the raptor make 450-horsepower. lots of luxury options are available. still get a work truck for around $40,000 to get the job done. ed: talk about luxury, bmw. >> now, everyone knows these guys know how to make a car that drives well. also know how to make suv that drives with. x 5 won our best buy award at blue book dri

watch hyundai night on c-span -- sunday night on c-span at 8 p.m. eastern. did nothite house release a weekly address from the present. jon tester of iowa released a democratic address. he talked about the trump administration decision to delay benefits to veterans. this istester: hi, senator jon tester. i want to speak about something really important, our nation's veterans. in returns for their service, we have the obligation to ensure these men and women receive the benefits they have learned. but the trump administration, while claiming to support our veterans have turned their back on them. agent orange is a toxic to fully and it was used in such great volumes that if you served in vietnam, you were export -- exposed to it. the nonveterans now experienced billet dating -- debilitating health conditions. but the trump administration does not see it that way. they are actively denying these veterans eligibility for than if it they desperately need. the white house is refusing to expand the list for health conditions that have been scientifically shown to