kayne is happy but disappointed in the state. >> frustrating they know what they know and he's still out there doing. >> the midas location in napa is an individually operated franchise. the owner tells us he recently sold it. he wouldn't talk with our consumer investigative team in person, but he has taken all of their calls at the shop, he says he no longer owns. he denies wrongdoing and says he never saw the state's accusation. the accusation is scheduled for a hearing in may. if you know of anyone faced with a similar shall u, please give us a call, 888-996-tips, or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> and finally, this morning, this is an unusual friendship that has gone viral for good reason. a dog in australia has made friends with a possum. it's the story of this unlikely bond, it actually is a tragic beginning. molly the beagle had just lost a litter of puppies when molly's owner came across a pot uhm abandoned by its mother. molly's owner says it was clear the two needed one another. and now they're inseparable. the possum gets around by hitching a ride on molly's back. and w

. >> our investigation of kayne's case opened our eyes to a bigger issue affecting all drivers. it turned out state regulators knew about problems with that shop years before kayne went in for an oil change but couldn't tell her. tonight at 11:00 we revealhy e its investigation all but secret and how hundreds of other auto shops are also being investigated yet are allowed to stay open. call us with your consumer complaints, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> thanks, chris. >>> new this morning, a lot of us we love eating cereal in the morning. what about you? >> not really. i used to, but i'm trying to be healthy. >> i'm more of an oatmeal guy with a little cinnamon. >> i so he that. >> if you like cereal a new option for you and your cabinet there, don't tell the kids about it, called caticorn, cat plus unicorn. i don't know about this one but we're still not sure if this is the cat's meow or just a corny gimmick there. kellogg's are rolling out this for a limited time, only being sold at sam's club stores. >> kellogg's calls

kayne doumani got her attention when she told us a simple oil change led to a $16,000 repair bill. on her way home from the shop, the car broke down on the ramp. the oil filter had been installed backwards, and her engine burned up. she had to buy a whole new engine. >> i can't possibly end up paying for this. that can't be a thing. >> our investigation of kayne's case opened our eyes to a much bigger issue affecting all drivers. it turned out state regulators knew about problems with that shop years before kayne went in for an oil change, but couldn't tell her. tonight at 11:00, we reveal why the state kept its investigation all but secret, and how hundreds of other auto shops are also being investigated yet are allowed to stay open. call us with your consumer complaints, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> thanks, chris. 6:25 right now. >>> new this morning, san francisco's set to get a new influx of millionaires. several companies in the city, including uber, lyft, slack have filed for public listings. airbnb and pinterest expec

alix: coming up, the kayne anderson energy estate ceo -- kayne anderson real estate ceo.allocates capital. this is bloomberg. ♪ al: the truth behind the fed -- alix: the truth behind the fed's 180. manipulation or monetary policy? janet yellen says it is treacherous to say a country is gaining the fx market for a trade advantage. space race. china and the u.s. battle it out on trade in the south china sea and space. david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this wednesday. more news coming out of ubs. $3.7 million fine from the french court. now, there's damages as well. alix: it looks to be a record .ine you're also looking at damages awarded -- 800 million euros in damages to france in the ubs case. certain individuals are not being found guilty but are guilty. this does not look good. david: if years ago -- a few years ago, the u.s. dealt with this with credit suisse. they've talked a lot about it, clamping down on tax evasion. france really sending a message. mentioned, ubs could have settled. are being the fines rolled down, the judge says the criminal wrongdoings we