volkswagon, the biggest selling autoin the world. he is a long- time staffer and other managers are suspended and unnamed former ceo quit on wednesday. german officials say 2.8 million in jeremy. and 11 million cars could be affected worldwide. and we are learning that south africa and all around the world are interested. volkswagon admitting that light trucks could be involved as well. in the u.s., epa will be spot checking. and along with vw, there were reports that bmw and mercedez were doing conniving of the tex. but there are reports that they are polluting higher than they should. and what can americans owning the cars expect? earlier we asked that of a top volkswagon official. he assured me the cars were safe. and looking for a response. that response according to the experts could be fixes of the motors to entirely new cars and buying them back from all of the people and this on top of 18 billion in fines from the epan and reported that there are several class action lawsuits in the states prepared against volkswagon, not just representing car owners, but also stock holders of volkswagon. volkswagon has a passel of trouble, jon. in the press

volkswagon is being looked at by german officials as well. germany's transport seeing if it has been falsified in europe. this comes after the environmental protection agency accuses voke wagon of rigging its diesel cars to pass the test. they could face fines of $18 billion. >>> apple reportedly getting serious about plans to build cars. driverless cars planned with a 600-person date. analysts say this is an ambitious date considering the learning curve for any company trying to break in to the car business. >>> in a city where the median home price is well over a million dollars, today we found a house on the market for $350,000 but there is a catch. take a look. in this two-bedroom shack on delong street in the outer mission. it was built in 1906 and needs some serious work. looks like an old earthquake shack. the property, agents say the inside isn't much better but it's the land. location, location, location. it's the land that's most valuable. >>> a mother jumps from a moving car with her 9-year-old son still inside and then that car cr

agency officials insist the violations do not pose any safety hazards and that the cars are legal to drive while volkswagon comes up with a plan to recall and repair them. the ceo is apologizing saying i personally am deeply sorry that we've broken the trust of our customers and the pubic all. we do not and will not tolerate violations of any kind of our internal rules or the law. the allegations cover about 482,000 vehicles in the u.s. volkswagon could face fines of up to $37,500 per car. that works out to about $18 billion in potential fines. kris van cleave, cbs news, new york. >>> the republican race for president is shrinking. today wisconsin governor scott walker abandoned his campaign. he said he wants to clear the field. walker says it would be better if voters focused on a limited number of conservative alternatives to donald trump. walker was once a top tier candidate but overshadowed by the rise of the billionaire businessman. >>> it appears carly fiorina's most recent debate performance is paying off. the republican candidate is now in second place behind donald trump. she took 15% of republica

that's why there were big discrepancies between the official lab test emissions and the emissions of these cars out on the road. for nearly a year volkswagone epa that the discrepancies were because of technical areas, so this was only when the epa threatened to uphold approval of the 2016 models. the cars affected are the jetta, the golf, the beetle, the passat, the audi a-3. the concern was concerned that actually meeting the federal emission standards would degrade the power of their engines. they marketed those engines as being comparable in performance to gasoline engines. the world's biggest car company being so creative and innovatively deception. >> what is vw doing? >> at the moment they are scrambling. the chief executive said they would do everything necessary to reverse the damage this has cost. the company says it will not sell its 2015 to 2016 diesel cars in the united states, but the financial pain could be huge, could be an $18 billion cost, about $37,000 in fines for each of the 482,000 cars sold since 2008. that's when the epa says the deception began. and the epa is forcing vw to recall all of the affected vehicles for r

volkswagon to see pope francis in philadelphia. that's where you're going to get the mosaic of the catholic church in america. >> obviously, seeing the door now open and the official greeting party has gone onboard and we're waiting to get our first glimpse of the pope. chris jansing, what are you seeing from your vantage point there? >> well, i can tell you that the people who are gathered here let out an incredible squeal when that door opened. many of them had gone through incredible security, spent many hours and, of course, very lucky to have one of these few tickets. in addition to that, you can see the red carpet was rolled out and a bit of rain that started to fall and i was checking people out, hasn't bothered anyone at all. overcast skies, very pleasant here, but we see the many dignitaries who are here from the catholic church, including the d.c. cardinal and the cardinal emeritus. especially military members, they talked about the excitement, the honor they felt and the sense they have of the historic nature of this, and another cheer going up from the crowd. big grins, big smiles as the president approaches the red carpet. we expect to see pope franci

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volkswagons could be involved in the diesel scandal. >>> and meet the little girl who will have a front row seat to meet the pope. >>> and fall is here. it's officially fall now, and we are going to fall back into summer, and it should be pleasant for the papal visit, and then the cool trend, and it's about time. the first part of next week. we will talk about it. >>> a live look for you on this wednesday morning. 62degrees at 4:42. let's get to traffic and weather on the 2s. here we are in the middle of fall. >> just like that, where did summer go? i was supposed to work on my tan, no i wasn't. i don't know where i'm missing a few blocks here, but anthony has 54 in cedar grove. 38 days until halloween. i appreciate that. i have to tell you, this is a beautiful view that bruce adams sent in for the sunset on tuesday. i love that. the problem with tuesday, the sun came out so late, we only hit 71 in the city. we will see more sun later it will be appreciably warmer. in the city right now, it's repressuring. -- it's refreshing. the high pressure is building in, and it should not be as breezy. 46 in monticello, and poor guy from sparta is freezing. 63 i