so this $95 tire from china, the pegasus advance suv seemed look a bargain. when consumer reports put a set of those tires through its standard tests, they came in at the bottom of the rating. >> these tires did not grip well in snow. they were short in terms of tread life when compared to the other model and made for a rough, noisy ride. >> even worse, the tires could be fake. the u.s. based company that owns the pegasus brand says it stopped using the chinese factory that made the tires three years ago. a letter from api's chief operating officer says many of our molds went missing. we have no idea who may have made these tires, nor what they put in them. consumer reports bought the tires from that website tires easy.com. its president says the tires came from an importer. >> we contacted the importer and several government agencies and unfortunately, no one is really owning responsibility. that leaves the consumer little recourse should something go wrong. >> consumer reports tested two other inexpensive suv tires from china, the $85 sunny and the $104 geo

so this $95 tire from china, the pegasus advanta suv, seemed like a bargain. set of those tires through its standard tests, they came in at the bottom of the ratings. >> these tires did not grip well in snow. they were short in terms of tread life, when compared to the other models. and they made for a rough and noisy ride. >> even worse, the tires could be fakes. api, the u.s.-based company that owns the pegasus brand, says it stopped using the chinese factory that made the tires three years ago. a letter from api's chief operating officer says, "many of our molds went missing. we have no idea who may have made these tires, nor what they put in them." "consumer reports" bought the tires from the website tires-easy.com. its president says the tires came from an importer. >> we contacted the importer and several government agencies and unfortunately no one is really owning responsibility. that leaves the consumer little recourse should something go wrong. >> consumer reports tested two other inexpensive suv tires from china, the $85 sunny and the $114 geostar.

the pegasus, suv was their brand.cated they had ceased building those tires at the end of 2011. the date codes we tested were from 2012. they said there's no way -- gerri: how can that happen? >> what they had indicated was that they had -- the plant that they had been built in had been destroyed. that they had believed that their molds had been stolen and were being manufactured by someone else and essentially brought into the united states in this gray market or even the term counterfeit has been thrown around. gerri: we just don't know. i want to show the name. it's the pegasus tire 95 bucks. cheap price for a tire. if you're in the market and bought some of these, i would think twice about continuing to use them. however, to get back to your whole perspective on tires here, you did have some top-rated tires. >> the michelin latitude tour did very well. we've seen a lot of good performance by michelin. we encourage people to use our ratings for the area you're in. if you're in the south, you may not need snow and t

so a $95 tire from china, the pegasus advanta suv, seemed like a bargain. of those tires through its standard tests, they came in at the bottom of the ratings. >> these tires did not grip well in snow. they were short in terms of tread life, when compared to the other models. and they made for a rough and noisy ride. >> even worse, the tires could be fakes. api, the u.s.-based company that owns the pegasus brand, says it stopped using the chinese factory that made the tires three years ago. a letter from api's chief operating officer says: "many of our molds went missing -- we have no idea who may have made these tires, nor what they put in them." consumer reports bought the tires from the website tires-easy.com. its president says the tires came from an importer. >> we contacted the importer and several government agencies and unfortunately no one is really owning responsibility. that leaves the consumer little recourse should something go wrong. >> consumer reports tested two other inexpensive suv tires from china - the $85 sunny and the $114 geostar. the

so this 95-dollar tire from china, the pegasus, seemed like a bargain.gh standard tests and they came in at the bottom of the rating. >> these tires did not grip well in snow. they were short in terms of tread bites when compared to the other models and they made for a rough and noisy ride. >> even worse, the tires could be fake. api, the u.s. company that owns the pegasus brand, stopped using the tires three years ago. the letter from the chief operating officer said many of our molds went missing. we have no idea who may have made these tires or what they put in them. consumer reports bought the tires from the website "tireshe'sy.com. it's president said the tires came from an import. >> we contacting the importer and several government agencies and unfortunately no one is really owning responsibility. that leaves the consumer little recourse should something go wrong. >> consumer reports tested two other inexpensive s.u.v. tires from china, the $835 shuni and the $114 gio star. they didn't perform well in the snow and ice test and scored much lower ov

>> still ahead,brittany maynard has ended her life after her terminal by the pegasus. >> a halloweenorror crews became a real-life nightmare for hundreds of passengers. details ahead. >> and coming up, the new trailer for grumpy cat lifetime movie. don't miss that. that's next. here are a few stories the trending online this morning ... a terminally ill woman who decided she would die on her own terms, has taken her life. brittany maynard was diagnosed with brain cancer, and given six months to live. she and her family moved from california to oregon, where the state has a "death with dignity" act. it allows terminal patients to die with the help of a doctor. maynard took lethal medication, and died late saturday. she was 29. thousands protested the washington redskins name in minnesota, where the team played against the vikings yesterday. demonstrators marched through the streets of minneapolis... holding up signs calling the redskins name racist and a slur. redskins owner, daniel snyder, has repeatedly said he is not changing the team name. he says it honors native americans. for t

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the pegasus is the horse with the wings.or the dudes with the appetite for construction, head to palo alto, jcc. you can see jacob stein, the -- they'll be in concert there. they're also in spaghetti. tickets are $15 to $20. they promise puppets and line dances and treasure mermaids and the biggest crayons you've ever seen. i'll see you tomorrow for my color-coded maps getting ready for the morning commute right here on today in the bay. >>> with the november election behind us, it's time to look at the takeaways. political analyst larry ger ston is joining us with a sense of the outcome and a look ahead. good morning. >> good morning. >> first, let's talk about the results in california and how they compare with the rest of the nation. >> the nation went red. oh, it went red. no question about that. senate, boom, over to republicans. the republicans pick up seats in the house. yeah. but california, stay pretty blue. not as blue as in recent years but pretty blue. republican neel kashkari, he lost by 17 and a half points to

pegasus, they cost 95. what you're looking for is a dire riff a cato stamp that end inside 12.e bad tire. >> date code stamps -- >> in the side wall. >> and if you have this 12 on your date code, what do you do. >> get rid of this thing as soon as you can. you may not be able to sell it right away because -- >> just pawn it off on somebody. >> as other people did. you check the tires a lot and look for bulges and cracks. met give you a low-priced tire that would be better and not get you in trouble, rated by consumer reports, the continental cross context, lx20. this is a tire you can use instead of the chinese tire that's going to kill you. >> the back story is somebody took over a plant or something? >> so, there was an american company that is contracting out these tires, right? doing in china. eventually they decided the want to end the relationship. apparently somebody burned down the factory, and then stole the tire patterns, and continued to make them. so it's not this company that is the problem. the companies whose name is on the type. it's the people who stole the int

pegasus capital, private equity firm, has invested 150 billion -- one have -- $150 million in the companyeate a market not being used today. >> the challenge, changing the way people have been thinking about light for more than a century. >> when i think about what light will be, i think about it being built into building materials, built into windows, built in ways we have not considered, in ways that is customizable to the user based on their needs. stuff. approaching 56 minutes past the hour, time for "on the markets." looking at airline stocks. below $70dropping today for the first time in four and half years. great news if you are running delta, american, jetblue, united, the list goes on. it is an enormous cost for airlines. the cheaper crude gets, the better prospects for profits. jetblue up almost 9%. "market makers" will be back in a couple minutes. we have not seen oil this cheap since 2010 at how big of a blow will this be to the shale oil industry in the united states? ♪ live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie wor

i was writing was writing a magic stallion, a pegasus. so, this hits like a bomb and as the culture became aware of this, the reaction was hysterical and it was incredibly rapid. just to give you an example, the man that i talked about at the psychiatrics who became a psychiatrist did more psychedelic therapy than any human alive and he's still alive he would become a research director at the maryland psychiatric research center at the university of maryland, and this was in 1967, so at that date the revolution based on the psychedelic drugs was throwing the pace and he had no idea what was going to happen even at that late date and here's what he writes about that. at the time of my departure in 1967, lsd was manufactured in czechoslovakia in the official pharmacopeia as a therapeutic agent with such reputable drugs as penicillin, antibiotics, insulin. lsd was available to qualified professionals into the general public knew very little about psychedelic drugs and the reports concerning research with such substances were published almost

what i've noticed over the years is there is all kinds of launch vehicles like the pegasus and what strikese is that we keep reinventing the wheel. you are always going to have problems, especially on an issue -- there is always going to be something that doesn't quite work right until you resolve those problems. that is why the vehicle has been so successful. technologically they got their act together. guest: first of all, thanks for subscribing. i appreciate that. in terms of the launch of the launch vehicle experience, certainly the launch vehicle that can survive what is often called the infant mortality stage where you are most likely to have failures and you learn exactly how the rocket works. over time you build up experience. experience is no guarantee of success down the road. an example is the russian proton rocket. it has its related about 400 launches but in recent years it suffered from several launch failures because of various technical issues that may be yourd to quality control again, even though you build up a lot of experience in the launch vehicle, you still have to com

>> she went as pegacorn, a pegasus meets unicorn.y day is halloween if you're miley cyrus. she went toned down and looked like she was channeling her godmother dolly parton, country singer with a big blonde wig and holding a piglet. >> let's do some family pics, beyonce and blue ivy. >> beyonce went as janet jackson and little mini michael jackson. look at the glove and the microphone, the hat and the shoes. talk about attention to detail. >> how about pink? >> she dressed up as a spider and spider web, which is really courageous of her, because she's been honest about the fact that the only thing she's afraid of is spiders. so cute. >> tom cruise has done his fair share of stunts, but this one maybe -- >> i got the chills. over the weekend, he was seen filming stunts for the upcoming "mission impossible 5," holding on to a plane, flying over the british country side. >> how is that possible? >> he was wearing two harnesses. and holding on for dear life. imagine the insurance on that. >> i can't even believe they let him do it. >> ri