what's the next thing that i in a chevy or a ford or a kia am going to see? >> there's a lot of interesting things coming down the road. i think one of the interesting things we're going to see in cars is the software in them updating itself. imagine you have a car that you bought two years ago and all of a sudden now it can park itself. because that's actually -- >> but couldn't before. >> but couldn't before. when you purchased it it couldn't park it. but through software we're creating more and more value in vehicles through software. >> let me follow up with that and say if i'm the head of kia or what have you, you say, no no no, walter we put that in the new model and then they buy that one. we don't improve the old model. >> i think that's starting to change a little bit. some of the expectations we have from our consumer devices sets that expectations. >> it does. >> we're seeing tesla doing that for example. >> tesla changes the hardware with the software updates. it changes the suspension. >> that's right. . >> it's very much like an iphone in a way.

. >> the procedures bride suggests fails to slow down the kia suv. she alerts the missouri highway patrol. sergeant sheldon lyon is on duty that day. >> when the troopers finally see her on the interstate, her car is at over 100 miles per hour. >> trooper justin johnson's dash camera is recording when he catches up with ulvestad. he's one of two responders. >> the troopers made their game plan as they were responding. one of them got in front, and the other one followed her from behind, and the plan was if one of them got slowed up, they would leapfrog back and forth always trying to keep someone in front of her. >> i'm coming up on a bunch of cars. >> okay. >> oh, i am so scared. >> okay. calm down. >> she came very close to hitting people. people wouldn't move over. >> troopers try to warn other drivers with flashing lights and sirens. >> copy. there's a semi blocking at the 16. >> we wanted to make sure there was everything we could do to prevent loss of life or serious injury. >> trying to get ahead of the vehicle to clear traffic ahead of her. a

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kia simon is there for the rebound. australia upsets brazil, the final 1-0.rance and south korea, eight minutes. france already up 1-0. got it back. she would score there, that made it 2-0 france. they are going to win this one 3-0. d.c. united, and the new england revolution, 70th minute, a great pass for the goal. this game is in progress, looks good so far. scary moment in the first lap of the grand prix. a writer loses control of his car and makes contact with the honda. both cars would end up on top of each other. both drivers get out of their cars unscathed. surprisingly, nothing that really happened here. perfect game, national showcase high school all-star game. an amazing diving catch on a blooper to shallow center field. another look, at stretched. committed to south carolina for some ace ball. in the final round of the u.s. open, three-way tie. four under. reporter: fun stuff right there u.s. open. anchor: we will see you back he anchor: what can we expect for the remainder of the evening and into tomorrow? reporter: no weather concerns this evenin

. >> by the way, lebron, lebronl is a kia spokesman.i don't know if he's handing that out to his teammate he may be no offense to kia. >> he better be driving one of his endorsing of them. in detroit within wall street journal bureau there. breaking news there we wanted to keep you updated on this, the white house press bereaving room that had been evacuated in just the last hour has now been cleared. the all clear is given. but we should also make sure that the -- the obama family has never been -- were never removed from the white house in briefing has started back once again. the press wants to know, though, at this hour, this is what we're hearing, breaking news, press is demanding to know why president obama and his family were not removed from the white house when everybody else was. just to keep him safe why was he held for that standard everybody else was moved out. we'll get you answers as soon as they get it. general motors as we know resilient in lieflght charges we want to show stock here. gm is just slightly higher by 22 kr

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the results validate the strategy of 00 day and kia to slow down expansion and concentrate on improving quality. meanwhile japan auto makers ru cut problems in the new models as quickly as the koreans. for the first time new japanese vehicles are less reliable than the industry as the whole. in particular the new study finds many japane models are among the worst when it comes to pr systems. that is also the biggest problem buyers find in new vehicles from all auto makers infotainment systems are still improving. >> what about the big three? j.d. power says ford and gm have improved and cut the number of problems in their new mode continuo lag the industry. 3 of the 5 lowest rated brands in fact in this study are owned by fiat chrysler. >> in> target ceo says the deal he reached earlier this week will help the company refocus on its core business. >> talk about the focus on signature categories d dna. the focus on style, important apparel, home and beauty categories. and baby and kids. and more and more our commitment to wellness and the great partnership we put together with cvs is par

. >> reporter: kia. >> right here. >> reporter: sprite. >> now it's gone. >> reporter: and of course his line of basketball shoes. that made nike over $340 million last year. his impact even has a nickname. lebron-onomics. for the money, glitz and celebrity accompanying the arrival of a king it wasn't just titles in miami. the economic impact was noticeable. heat ticks sold out immediately. merchandise flew off the shelves. some felt lebron influenced the real estate market. >> no other property has done better than other properties in south florida. some credit lebron some don't. >> reporter: even after winning in miami lebron wasn't satisfied. there was unfinished business back in ohio. >> i'm going to do what makes my city and my state happy. and that's why i came back. i love you. i'm back. >> reporter: his return celebrated as the second coming. >> the cavs baby! >> reporter: and with it help revitizing that struggling rust belt city. >> it is certainly in the hundreds of millions of dollars. there is no question that there is substantial incremental revenue coming to the city o

it moved out of the way as the kia slams into some of the bars that are there to protect the traip -- >> from cars like this. >> it rose that's why they have it. the train is still going to be able to pass. >> oh my gosh. >> that was mental. >> they say the part you don't see is people ran over to get stuff out of the way because if the train ran over it you could have had flying debris. >> this driver avoids disaster watch what happens, coming around the curve, sees this rollover. >> oh! >> did you notice he also got hit by the tire because the tire separated and almost hit him. he completely avoids everything. >> you know what? this video alone is a reminder you never know what's going to happen on the roads. >>> nothing fun about being scared. >> boo! >> no no. this is a funny video viral video uk. this dad -- >> oh! >> basically got the exact same treatment, just watch. >> ooh, you was bastard! ooh, you [ bleep ]. >> it's the same every time. >> i feel so bad for this poor dad. must be a nightmare living with that son. >> if i was to get that reaction every time i'd never stop eve

hyung they kia may be the sore losers. facing rising competition from foreign brands. 8.2% from the year earlier. the carmaker failed to boost deliveries even after cutting prices on most models. shares sank 32% in january, the lowest in at least 15 years. heads to minister brussels today. he end creditors putting rival plans to avoid a default the deal has intensified after months of fruitless talks and missed deadlines. he found himself boxed into a corner as leaders worked into late hours of the night to draft this final offer to end the stalemate. greece says, no, we have a new plan. the athens news agency reporting puzzlee 47-page or projected a budget surplus for the 1.5%, which is target they set in april. they also introduced three new sales tax rates. thegerman side says negotiation situation is still very confusing. the dutch finance minister says they are far from a deal. as long as it doesn't mean -- itic conditions doesn't meet economic conditions, we cannot meet halfway. finally, we are learning more about th

one of the kia chief little to the civil rights movement was when classrooms like this one now in a museumntegrated. there are many sociologists who believe that what has to happen next the informal segregation of communities, neighborhoods churches, that's what is going to have to end. >> they basically argue that the more contact you have with people who are different than yourself, people who you might have negative views of, the more open you will be to seeing them differently. >> reporter: campbell says, that is happening here in charleston. >> we were conscious of a black or white meeting. these kids meet together today as peoples. without the old hang-ups. that's a tremendous step forward 78 he has seen a lifetime of change and he believes in 33 or four more generations there will be racial he equality, perhaps even harmony in the united states. patty culhane, al jazerra charleston, south carolina. >>> barack obama has scored a major victory in the fight to get his healthcare reforms implemented. supporters cheered as the u.s. supreme court upheld tax subsidies crucial to enforcing

kia,he, followed by jaguar, and hyundai. those are the top corporate stories. i'm yvonne man.pore airlines says it wants to revive nonstop flights to the u.s. talks with airbus and boeing on developing an aircraft with new technology that would enable it to do that profitably. haslinda amin eking exclusively the company'sbout new strategy to take on competition in asia. look at southeast asia, all of the economies are fairly open in terms of the agreement, especially singapore. that encourages completion. we have no issue with competition. asia,so see in southeast proliferation of the operations. which is not quite at a pace you see in north asia. you just have to see how many are operating in this part of the world. the two fundamental changes, proliferation as well as the message by the gulf carriers. the part especially in of the world. haslinda: having said that come are the glory days of double digit profit margins over? >> i don't think so. i think what we have done is the vision for the future is precisely to ensure that companies have a good growth going forward. vista

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but this is just typical of academic kia, they're creating a society of hyper sensitive babies, and you've to speak your mind in fear you're going to insult someone. what's next. >> i don't know where to begin to think about that. i feel that everybody just needs to chill. >> yeah. >> you can zoom out. [laughter] everybody is way too sensitive and then we feed into that and especially at these colleges, and let's just all be strong, confident, and let's just live our lives and push forward and move move through the obstacles without crying every two seconds. >> college kids are a problem. was a college kid. i i thought i was everything, you're not in college, you don't know stuff. it was the dumbest thing on the plant. >> some of us did know everything, not you. >> you didn't know everything. you're still learning. >> i want to give you an example of microaggressions. where are you from? apparently you're not allowed to say. you are so articulate is a problem, and i believe the most qualified person should get the job somehow applies that people of color are given extra benefits and you're

here is what listener, kia, has to say about this. >> i think that removing the flag, removing the various symbols, the license plate the statues going a good direction, the right direction. i do think it is a drop in the bucket, a drop in the ocean. we are not there, as far as complete change. but we are getting there and it's a good start. but we still have a lot of work to do and it's gonna take more than marches and protests. they tell me they would like to see more symbols that reflect our nation and the diversity of people that have done great things in america. there's -- there are plenty of examples of those. >> and plenty of talk on both sides. of course there are those who believe that it is a recognized symbol of hatred but others point out it is a symbol of heritage and history they want to continue to honor. >> listeners tell me you can't defend the indefensible. the founders of the confederacy made these flags and symbols and it was centered around slavery. it wasn't states' rights, it wasn't those things. people know the history and they say they are taking what those confed

was it kia, pacer, a mercedes? what was the 10 millionth car sold?e here at toyota ceritos, it's a beautiful toyota. most fitting we rewithin that 10 million over a million new toyotas that. a great commishment -- accomplishment on the our 25,000 associates. in history of the mankind no other retailer sold 10 million cars and trucks one at a time. quite a celebratory moment for the company. liz: this coming as may auto sales were up 5%. you and i talked about where we see auto sales total 2015. still at about 17 million? >> liz, that is what i see. you and i talked about it last summer in 2014. i thought conditions were there for the third time in the history of auto retail to, auto industry to break through 17 million. it happened last in 2000, 2001. the selling rate for the month of may, if you annualized it was 17,800,000. the industry is up around 5% year-to-date. what is interesting is that is all in trucks. trucks up 11%. passenger cars are absolutely flat. plus 5% will break you through 17 million since the industry did is 6, five last year. l

it happened in the streets and kia, it happened in the slavic countries. he does not want to become what happened. he is not want to have what happened think you have become a precedent for moscow. so ukraine is really important to him. as the 2nd piece of context. the 3rd is who is this guy? how does he think? and i think the bar gets put it best. when you look in his eyes is the kgb, kgb, kgb. he was a thug. i hope hope is listening right now. he is a thug a bully committee only understands relative power strength and weakness. he does not believe something that every western businessman believes it is possible to sit down and a negotiation and have a win-win outcome. he only believes in and lose command he has an entrepreneurial risk-taking personality which is he's a risk taker but he's a particular kind of risk taker that makes him very dangerous. it very dangerous. he takes a risk and believes he succeeds, as he has done in the ukraine he is often willing to take an even bigger risk, and that's why worry about the baltics because he was willing to go

match with a perfect three wins for three and this is relating to the only goal scored by substitute kialy goal that brazil conceded in the whole tournament and close to finding an equalizer but they took a tie 1-0 and will face tuesday's winner game between japan and netherlands. >> we proved them wrong and continually keep progressing and playing positive futbol and i have a big smile on my chase because i'm glad at the job that was done. >> 3-0 win over south korea and gave an early lead just four minutes into the match and thomas added a second shortly after and put the game beyond reach after half time and now face germany. canada is through and got the only goal of the game in vancouver and it was the canada's first one to a european team. canada could face england and that match is later on monday and looking for the first ever win at knock out stages of the tournament and norway are unbeaten so far. >> unique opportunity and have an opportunity we have not had in the past but not managed to cross the hurdle and winning a game and we are excited about the challenge and feeling a c

suing california, kia, the pete a foundation says the california department of food and agriculture deferredal humane slaughter law does not cover it. say goodbye to the free checked bag on jetblue if you buy the cheapest ticket. a new fare scale to be introduced today. the complimentary luggage policy. the change leaves southwest as the major airline that does not charge a fee for the first checked bag. acceptance of working moms is at an all-time high. researchers say we're significantly more accepting of working mothers than previous generations. they found millennials much more accepting of working moms than other generations at the same age. adults are also less likely to say children are suffering if moms work outside the home. i'm jane king. >>> a good role model for the kids. thanks jane, so much. >>> speaking of role models on the kids, let's check in with lay agu la >>> it was reported to chp westbound side of 80 at the toll plaza near the metering there was a fire. we're trying to get more information on this. i do see some smoke. it appears that it's white smoke at this hour. i d

kia took the number two spot. jaguar number three. and hyundai came in at number four. infinty rounded out the top brands. >>> so maybe your commute takes you through union station. a major hub that serves 35 million people a year and that number is expected to double in about 20 years and planners say an expansion for the station is already behind schedule. developers want to expand the station and add a new development over the rail yard behind the main building. trade officials say the development is key because of the station's central location. >> the greater washington region is central to this region of tyson's, up to colombia, maryland and baltimore. union station is central to it. >> the development project is being held up because the city needs to rebuild the hopscotch bridge over "h" street. the mayor and city planners say they're working to expedite that project. >>> loudoun county schools can be losing a top administrator. we now know she is one of the three finalists for a superintendent job in south carolina. final interviews are scheduled for next week.

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. >> kia. >> sprite. >> how's it going? >> and of course his line of basketball shoes.0 million last year. his impact even has a nickname. lebron-onomics. it wasn't just titles in miami. the economic impact was noticeable. heat tickets sold out immediately. merchandise flew off the shelves. but even after winning in miami, lebron wasn't satisfied. >> i'm going to do what makes my city and my state happy. and that's why i came back the i love you. i'm back. >> his return celebrated as the second coming. >> baby! >> with it some help revitalizing that struggling rust belt city. juju chang, abc news new york. >> you would be rooting for him too. okay. >> i want to see lebron-onomics make the dictionary. >> ways to go. >> see, now you are cheering us on. >> that actually works. okay. that actually works. >> i've don't know about that. >> you don't like that? >> the cleveland cavaliers. >> got you in the wrong. >> you need glasses, tj. get you some contact lenses. >> coming up. summer movies and insomniac theater. >> blockbuster vs. clear critic's choice. previews and all. s

petro poroshenko is sitting down with ryan chilcote and kia. ryan, take it away please. very much. petro poroshenko, thank you for joining us. it is a pleasure to speak with you. the fighting in eastern ukraine has really exploded over the last several days. it has been a low intensity conflict since you reached a cease-fire with pressure. -- russia. is that going to turn into a much larger war? petro: i think it is not been a disastrous risk. on the 12 of february, we spent 15 hours with chancellor merkel trying to reuse -- reach an opportunity to make a cease-fire. not one single day during these three months without a shelling. we have seen very few days for these more than three months where we did not have someone wounded or killed or soldiers or civilians. it has intensified over the third of june when a massive offense operation with a participation of more than 1000 soldiers, including russian soldiers with a participation of more than 20 tanks and carriers. ukraine demonstrated absolutely responsible behavior when we should be on the attack. the big number of ru

there were 4300 japanese kia. you don't kill that many when you are frozen in your foxholes. the tanks finally came in and turned the tide. 406 americans killed and 500 wounded. it would be the last hurrah of the japanese attacks. one final or awaited our men on this island. this is hard to talk about. it is terrific. the civilians had been commenced by the japanese that the americans were the most horrible thing ever if they surrendered they would be killed. the americans drop a lot of leaflets bagging them to surrender, telling them that they would be taking care of. the problem was the leaflets were written in japanese and korean, and the people on the island spoken red at dialect. they couldn't some of the caves had japanese soldiers in them. the japanese soldiers would gunned them down. others took their families and leapt to their death, bashing their children's brains out. the marines watched in horror. they could not stop the people. they could not communicate with them. it makes you wonder how good the japanese propaganda was. it makes you realize how isolated people

area and give a special welcome to her husband, steven and their children kia and ryan. her brother, leonzo. her parents lorenzo and her mother lorine. and lorenzo's wife nicole. we really want to thank them for being here for this very special occasion. [applause] sally: now while today is the attorney general's formal swearing in, you all know that she's been on the job for over six weeks now and she's already begun to build a legacy. whether it was dealing with the events in baltimore literally hours after arriving at the department of justice or announcing charges in a sprawling international corruption scandal that's garnered worldwide attention she's quickly established herself as someone who will lead this department with vigor and determination. i first got to know our attorney general back when she and i served on attorney general holder's advisory committee. and even though she was in brooklyn and i was in atlanta, we shared a common professional background of being career prosecutors who cared deeply about the department of justice. i was struck then by her st

. >> reporter: kia.t year. his impact even has a nickname lebron-onomics, for the money, glitz and celebrity accompanying the arrival of the king. it wasn't just titles in miami. the economic impact was noticeable. heat tickets sold out immediately. merchandise flew off the shelves. but even after winning in miami, lebron wasn't satisfied. >> i'm going to do what makes my city and my state happy, and that's why i came back. i love you. i'm back. >> reporter: his return celebrated as the second coming. >> go cavs baby! >> go cavs! >> reporter: and with it some help revitalizing that struggling rust belt city. juju chang abc news new york. >> you'd be rooting for him, too, okay. >> here's the deal i just want to see lebron-onomics make the dictionary one day as a term. >> got a ways to go. look at that. >> aww, see? now you're cheering us on! >> that actually works, okay? >> you look -- yeah -- >> that actually works. oh, i don't know about that. >> what you don't like that? >> what the cleveland cavaliers

five years ago, i bought a kia spectra.rday, i called them up because i noticed my tail lights were out on the back. they told me that they don't have anything to replace it with. aren't they supposed to carry that for a certain amount of time? guest: if it's only a few years old, the company is legally required to carry replacement parts for at least 10 years. i would call your dealer. it sounds like you might be confusion. you should reach out to your dealer and the auto company again. host: hollywood florida, you're on the air. caller: good morning, do you know if non-deployment is a factor with the ammonium nitrate takata airbags? do the takata sydor airbags like the bags and older bmws contain ammonium nitrate and are they being tested? guest: the recall. -- bmw is part of the recall. they say ammonium nitrate is a contributor factor but they some form of engineers say this chemical is too susceptible to high humidity problems and the vast majority of other airbag manufactures do not use it. takata has set its phasing