are you happy with hyundai's rebate program? >> as you point out, they have a rebate program that's been in effect for the last several years resulting in several hundreds of millions of dollars going from the companies to the consumers. in addition, consumers have brought multiple class actions that are currently pending. so through those two forms, we expect the consumers to get robust relief. >> there are three other companies at least, including ford motor company, that have had to restate mileage in much the same way as hyundai/kia. where do your enforcement actions stand with those companies, please? >> i don't think i'm in a position to give you the exact the us of all of those, but i think it's important to remember that this settlement is about epa having a robust audit process. so that if you look at this, we identified this misstatement of the fuel economy very early in the model year that we were first regulating under this light-duty vehicle rule. and we actually had the company go out and the company restated those

announcing today that the united states has filed a complaint in federal district court alleging that hyundai motor america, kia motors america, and related entities violated the clean air act by selling roughly 1.2 million cars -- throughout the united states -- based on inaccurate representations of the vehicle'' performance and emissions. for context, beginning in 2012, hyundai and kia, like all other light duty car makers, had to meet certain greenhouse gas emission limits. these emissions correlate with the fuel efficiency of a vehicle -- because, in essence, the more fuel efficient your car happens to be, in miles per gallon, the less greenhouse gas it emits. the clean air act requires car manufacturers to test representative vehicles in order to ensure that they meet emission standards. these manufacturers then must apply to the environmental protection agency for what is called a certificate of conformity.

are you happy with hyundai's rebate program? >> as you point out, they have a rebate program that's been in effect the last couple years that is resulting in several hundreds of millions of dollars going from the companies to the consumers. in addition, consumers have brought multiple class actions against the company that are currently pending. so through those two forms, we expect the consumers to get robust relief. >> there are three other companies at least, including ford motor company, that have had to restate mileage in much the same way as hyundai and key california where do your enforcement actions stand with those companies, please? >> i don't think i'm in a position to give you the exact status of all of those, but i think it's important to remember that this settlement is about epa having a robust audit process so that if you look at this, we identified this misstatement of the fuel economy very early in the model year that we were first regulating under this light-duty vehicle role. and we actually had the company g

hyundai and kia violated the clean air act by overstating fuel efficiency in over 1 million cars and suvs that they sold. by doing so, they actually claimed 4.75 million credits that they did not rightfully earn which means 4.75 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions have been unaccounted for if we had not caught this with swift action. here's how the settlement closes the gap. hyundai and kia will pay a civil penalty of $100 million invest millions more to prevent future violations and they're also forfeiting more than $200 million of these credits that they did not earn and they now can no longer sell or use. now we take these violations very seriously as this is the largest penalty we have ever assessed under the clean air act. why is this so important? is a reflection of the large unfair market advantage that hyundai and kia captured by overstating their fuel economy rate. now the clean air act gave the authority as well as the responsibility to regulate harmful carbon pollution that fuels climate change. while we are very committed to writing smart rules that are reason

and kia are both owned by hyundai motor group. the two brands operate independently in the u.s., but they conduct joint fuel testing at a korean lab. >>> a british investment banker is charged with killing two indonesian women in a hong kong apartment. more details about the crime scene and the suspect are now being released. we're joined from hong kong with the latest on this. what's so scary, there's an opinion piece on cnn.com from a british banker saying that this actually reflects a bit of the seedy underbelly of hong kong, where drugs and prostitutes and access to all this money is quite common. i'm just wondering, based on what the people that you've spoke to, who live near where this incident took place, how are they responding? what are they saying about what this represents there in hong kong? >> well, look, errol, police are no closer to the motive of this attack, but certainly we are here in the red light district of hong kong. the apartment building where the two besidodies were found is ju behind me. on the 31st floo

because of the misrepresentation of the road load force, we allege that the hyundai and kia vehicles in question are uncertified. and each uncertified vehicle that was sold constitutes a separate violation of the clean air act -- because this important law fundamentally depends on accurate testing and reporting by car makers. any company that misrepresents the performance of their test vehicles risks harming human health and the environment, either by causing more pollution than the law allows, or, as happened in this case, by claiming greenhouse gas emission credits they did not earn -- to the tune of roughly 4.75 million metric tons. without this enforcement action, hyundai and kia could have used or sold those emission credits later. violations like this also compromise key safeguards that preserve fair and open competition in the marketplace by putting other car makers at a competitive disadvantage. companies that comply with the law may spend more to achieve emission characteristics than those that misrepresent the performance of their vehicles. they may see their sales affected

a basic compact that hyundai and kia flagrantly violated in this case. >>h automakers are forfeiting greenhouse gas credits estimated to be worth $200 million. >>> there's a new way some hotels are letting people check into their hotels. it's with your smartphone. starwood resorts is letting some check in using a keyless entry system. if you download an app for the hotel on your phone. they can bypass the front desk, walk straight to their room and open the door with the app. the feature is available at ten hotels right now mainly in california but they'll work their way to d.c. in the next few months. >>> well, it is the eve of election day and the race for maryland governor is one of the closest in the country. >> here are live pictures of first lady mobama. she just arrived. this is a get out the vote rally in baltimore. republican opponent larry hogan is also there encouraging voters to show up tomorrow. th visiting the candidate's headquarters and has more on this final push. >> reporter: montgomery county volunteers for republican candidate larry h

hyundai said it made honest mistakes. >>> one of the biggest names in american football is facing increasing pressure to change. the washington redskins team for a match in minnesota. al jazeera's john hendren reports now from minneapolis. >> they came in traditional clothes, bearing incense, chants, and a simple plea. that name has represented football in the nation's capitol since 1932. >> i don't think changing those names loving those people is doing anything to change any injustice they feel, is it? >> we'll have to buy different gear. >> you want them to keep it. >> yeah i do. >> how about you? >> i don't think this is right. >> there's other terms out there

that speaks to the kinds of problems that we saw with hyundai and kia that resulted in the ms. measurement. this ms. measurement. >> can you talk about, are there systemic problems in the auto industry of playing by the rules? >> they are issues we have identified. there is a willingness on the part of the justice department to aggressively look at that industry, and others as well where we find violations. >> can you update us on the status of the investigation? in dealing with this, but foundety flaws -- we nyssa -- ntsa to be an effective agency. >> the regulatory scheme we have in place is a sound one. have made these discoveries and held these companies accountable means that the american people are safer, that consumers are detected. we have the mechanisms in place to detect the issues that we have. it also points out that companies have to make sure that they have within themselves a culture of compliance, and that that growshe things from these kinds of announcements. >> it was disclosed over the weekend that a decision was made to restrict the airspace over theuson, mi

. >> hyundai and kia are both owned by hyundai motor group. the two brands operate independently in the u.s. but conduct joint fuel testing at a lab in korea. >>> richard branson is warning against jumping to conclusions over what caused virgin galactic spaceship two to break apart 45,000 feet above california. >> poppy harlow spoke to him about his venture. >> reporter: virgin founder richard branson tells me he will not speculate about what caused this crash. he did say they are moving forward, that indeed they still want to bring civilians to space and that he will be the first to go. but given this tragedy and the death of a pilot, i asked him, is the risk still worth it? >> yes, the risk is worth it, and mike would have been the first to say that. i'm sure his parents and wife and sisters would not say that. but test pilots would say that, because they know the risk they're taking. they know the importance of what they're doing. we've got to go through the difficult testing stage of creating a space line in order to make it safe for trave

>> the main company here has a name that can be pronouned two ways, hyundai or hyundai. >> that's a car manufacturer. >> good morning. the fines are against hyundai and kia motors. attorney general eric holder and the e.p.a. administrator say both automakers misstated the fuel economy of their cars. it was off by a whopping six miles per gallon. that's huge! for hyundai and kay i can't built the brand around the idea that their cars got better mileage, they promoted that in ads that attacked less officials rivals. now the companies will have to pay $100 million fine. they'll have to forfeit e.p.a. credits to the tune of $200 million and spend approximately $50 million on measures to prevent future violations. >> this will send a strong message that cheating is not profitable, and that any company that violates the law will be held to account. this unprecedented resolution underscores the justice democratic's firm commitment to safeguarding american consumers with fairness in every marketplace and protecting the environment. >> the settlement is taking a toll on the bottom line, shares b

kia and hyundai, the penalties are largest for a clean air act violation in u.s. history. hyundai said it made honest mistakes. >>> a fifth doctor has died in sierra leone, died overnight. a blow to keep health care workers safe. many have died in sierra leone, one in ten were health care workers. african cup of nations will go ahead, but morocco asked for the tournament to be moved because of ebola fears. a final decision will be made in executive meeting in cairo next week. morocco said they were anxious about hosting the event because of the deadly disease and organizers have given government there another week to decide if they want to hold the tournament. >>> investigators looking into the virgin galactic crass says a safety device deployed too early. a fettering device launched too soon. one of the test pilots was killed, another was badly injured. >>> thean year -- 13 years aftee 9/11 attacks, a tower opens erected in for those who died. >>> taking over 24 floors conde nast. it stretches up 104 stories above the new york city skyline. the top three floors devoted to

hyundai and kia misled drivers. they overstated fuel economy and understated the impact on the economy. jeff pegues has latest on the look of what this means for carmakers. >> reporter: good morning. more and more gas mileage is the most important factor for car buyers. the justice department is accusing kia and hyundai of fudging the numbers. hyundai and kia are accused of taking car buyers for a ride. according to the justice department and epa, the automakers gave consumers inaccurate information of 1.2 million different vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2013. the companies will pay a $100 million fine, $50 million to prevent future violations and forfeit more than $200 million in greenhouse gas emission credits. attorney general eric holder. >> this will send a strong message that cheating is not profitable and any company that violates the law will be held. >> reporter: the companies are accused of overstating fuel economy by 1 to 6 miles a gallon and causing more pollution. the epa administration said the

the dmv says bell's license was suspended for excessive alcohol back in august. >>> hyundai and kia will pay a record $100 million fine for overstating fuel economy estimates for many of their vehicles. the penalty is the largest in the history of the clean air act. the epa and u.s. justice department accused the twin south korean auto makers of misleading customers about emissions by inflating the gas mileage estimates on many of their models. >> this will send a strong message that cheating is not profitable and that any company that violates the law will be held to account. >> the government says hyundai and kia inflated gas mileage estimates in more than a million vehicles. the auto makers are jointly owned by hyundai, which says it makes honest mistakes in interpreting complex epa mileage test requirements. >>> now to brittany maynard, the alamo resident who reignited a passionate debate about terminally ill patients and assisted suicide. >> reporter: so full of life and vitality, 29-year-old brittany maynard lived her life to the fullest, teaching in orphanages in nepal and traveli

. >> hyundai and kia will pay the u.s. government a record $100 million over misleading gas mile average figures, believed the largest penalty in united states history. the discrepancy was discovered by the epa last year saying that the korean automakers overstated fuel economy figures by one to six miles per hour by a million. hyundai said they made honest mistakes in interpreting complex test requirements but neither admitted liability. >> and now the bart situation: trains are still not running but bart has a bus route to take passengers on their way as they investigate human remains. >>> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning from the news broadcast center. i have seen a lot of high clouds and sun. high pressure is on the way. a warming trend is coming for the first part of november the i will let you how warm it will get and if it will last into the weekend. >> coming up, a hidden danger behind the wheel, tired driving could be more dangerous than you thought. >> one size fits...most? a popular bra

hyundai and kia are accused of taking car buyers for a ride. according to the justice department and the environmental protection agency, the automakers gave consumers inaccurate information about the fuel economy of 1.2 million different vehicles manufactured between 2011 and 2013. the companies will pay a $100 million. fine. $50 million to prevent future violations. and forfeit more than $200 million in greenhouse gas emissions credits. attorney general eric holder. >> this will send a strong message that cheating is not profitable. and that any company that defies the law will be held to account. >> reporter: the companies are accused of overstating the fuel economy by one to six miles per gallon and causing more pollution than the law allows. the epa administrator stopped short of saying the company's deliberately broke the law that called their testing systematically flawed. hyundai agreed to the settlement and is reimbursing affected customers. the company denies the allegations in the government's complaint maintaining it's been in compl

. >>> korean car makers hyundai and kia agreed to pay for issuing misleading gas mileage figures. the company's overstated figures by 1 to 6 miles per gallon. hyundai, the largest autoaker owns a third of kia. >> gas prices continue to plummet tonight here and around the country national avage is now below $three per gallon. many gas stations are below that. drers are excited. >> right before the holidays, you couldn't ask for a better blessing. >> we're binning to see fallout from apple ceo tim cook last week that he is gay. a six foot statue of an iphone has been removed from the campus of a university. thetatue features steve jobs who was not gay, officials say it violates a russian law from so called sexual propaganda. >> stay with us. theris more just ahead. asised suici of a bay area woman. >> plus, michael finney computer hackers don't steal your information they just take it hostage. >> and here is the view from 100 stories up. built and open for busin tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising m

hyundai, the largest auto maker owns a third of kia. >> gas prices continue to plummet tonight here and around the country national average is now below $three per gallon. many gas stations are below that. drivers are excited. >> right before the holidays, you couldn't ask for a better blessing. >> we're beginning to see fallout from apple ceo tim cook last week that he is gay. a six foot statue of an iphone has been removed from the campus of a university. the statue features steve jobs who was not gay, officials say it violates a russian law from so called sexual propaganda. >> stay with us. there is more just ahead. asised suicide of a bay area woman. >> plus, michael finney computer hackers don't steal your information they just take it hostage. >> and here is the view from 100 stories up. built and open for business. >>> the death of a terminally ill east bay woman who moved to oregon so she can end her life on her own terms sparked a new conversation about death with dignity. brittany mainor died saturday. she graduated from uc berkeley and lived in the bay area before the family

. >> hyundai and kia agreed to the settlement. they found the car makers were choosing favorable results rather than average results when testing for mileage. the overestimation means drivers are paying more at the pump and it gave them an unfair advantage. it amounts to 4.75 more metric tons of gas than the auto makers claimed. as a result, they will forfeit $200 million in greenhouse gas credit. hyundai blames the epa's complex rules governorring testing. the penalty is expected to set a precedent. >>> if it seems like it takes forever to pay off a new car loan, that is probably because it does. according to edmund, the average american takes five and a half years to pay off a car, some are taking up to eight. longer repayment periods generally mean lower monthly payments but there are downsides, because you pay more in interest and it takes longer to build equity. >>> a restaurant in iowa is rewarding customers for actually talking to each other during dinner. the chicken restaurant gives diners 10% off if they hand over their

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hyundai and kia will forfeit the greenhouse gas credits that the companies wrongly claimed based on their inaccurate reporting. our settlement will require them to relinquish 4.75 million metric tons of credits, which could equal hundreds of millions of dollars. >> the two brands operate independently in the u.s. but conduct joint tests at labs. >>> now you can use it to get into a hotel room. starwood hotels is trying out a keyless entry system. you will be able to unlock your door with your phone. they hope to have the system in all its hotels next year. maybe it can kill the bugs and show how disgusting the sheets are. never use the glasses in the hotel. because they're never washed properly. some tips. heavy rain is expected in europe. it's november. >> it is in some places. >> obviously you travel well. >> i travel bad. >> the storm that you're talking about here across western europe is causing some problems for a lot of people, and quite a potent storm system. when you transition out of seasons, out of autumn into winter, these storms get aggressive. gusty winds rolling through thi

. >>> and hip underda hyundai andn agreement with the justice department. they will forfeit greenhouse gas credits worth $200 million. the government found that the automakers overstated their mileage by 1 to 2 miles a gallon. >>> here is a look at of p.m. on thanksgiving night. it's the earliest that it opened for shoppers and k-mart will stay hope for 42 straight hours. >>> and taylor swift has music on spotify. she is shaking it off. she asked them to remove all her albums. the business model can cut into music sales. swift announced a 2015 tour date. swift announced a 2015 tour date. she will be in philadelphia there are 211 lawyers in congress. swift announced a 2015 tour date. she will be in philadelphia but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a con

. >>> hyundai and kia are being forced to pay up. the korean automakers will pay the u.s. government a $100 million penalty to end an investigation into overstated gas mileage claims. the feds say the civil penalty is the largest for a clean air act violation in u.s. history. according to the epa, the two automakers sold 1.2 million cars that emitted more greenhouse gases than the company said she would. hyundai and kia are controlled by the same korean company but are marketed separately in the united states. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. >> the fbi is now involved in the search for a missing philadelphia woman. this is video police want you to see. watch as the woman is grabbed and dragged down the street. our live team coverage of the abduction investigation continues.ç >>> they are everywhere this time of year. political attack ads. ahead at 5:45, i sit down with pennsylvania governor tom corbett and challenging tom wolf. hear how the ads have affected their campaigns. >>> first, a boy says he found a razor blade in his candy. now police have issued a warn

. >> in tonight's consumer alert, auto makers kia and hyundai will pay out $300 million in fines for over stating fuel efficiency claims in more than a million cars. attorney general, eric holder, made that announcement today. holder said the company sold the cars with inaccurate representations on the vehicle mileage. the 2012 and 2013 hyundai accent, ilantra, and the kia rio and the soul are included in the probe. >>> how has diversity reshaped cities and towns across the united states? up next, andrea mccarren takes a look at the changing face of america. and coming up later -- >> one world trade center is soap for business. we take you inside what is being called the most secure office building in america. i'm in ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same clie

. >> ifill: korean auto makers hyundai and kia will pay a record $100 millionpenalty to settle claims they inflated gas mileage figures in the u.s. a justice department investigation found the companies violated the clean air act. attorney general eric holder. >> because they used inaccurately low numbers to demonstrate compliance with emissions standards, conducting tests in the way that did not reflect good engineering judgment. hyundai and kia calculated higher fuel economy and lower greenhouse gas emissions than the vehicles actually have. >> ifill: the two companies denied any legal wrongdoing. they said federal rules for gas mileage testing are complex and hard to interpret. >> woodruff: falling gasoline prices boosted u.s. auto sales last month. chrysler reported a 22% bump for its largest october gains since 2001. japanese automakers nissan and honda reported their best u.s. sales ever for the month. only ford had a sales decline, down two percent. >> ifill: regon woman who sparked new debate over decisions about dying, passed away in portland, oregon, over the weekend. 29-yea

. >>> two korean automakers hyundai and kia are facing a fine of $300 million. they'll paid $100 million in fines and forfeit $200 million in greenhouse and emissions. >> any company risks harming human health or the environment even by causing pollution, as happened in this case by claiming greenhouse gas emission credits that they did not earn. >> both companies blamed procedural errors. >>> the white house said a no-fly zone imposed over ferguson, missouri, should not have restricted news helicopters following the shooting of michael brown. audio seemed to suggest that they keep the media away put the st. louis police chief said it was the faa that contacted police first. and that his department was concerned about safety. and never requested that only the media be kept away. >> there were a lot of shots being fired in the corridors. some of them were being fired at the ground. some of those likely went in the air. some of them were aimed fire. >> round browns's shooting prom weeks of protests. >>> meeting with president obama at the white house to update him

but people say why am i buying the high hyundai? why not wait a month or two and demand goes down. that's the problem with a strong dollar and the problem with the bog. i said it reminded me of bear stearns because it shoots deflation around the world and you end up in a bad deflationary spiral. >> give me a trade. >> you buy treasuries. tlt. >> you're going full out safe haven. >> tlt -- >> you're preparing for the worst. >> pretty much. i'm not short the u.s. stock market primarily because the money flow is coming in but i get a 2.5%, 3% yield. that's going to look stellar if the stock market even goes sideway approximates. >> financials, chips, pharma. if you go to pharma, you will get the yield much better than the ten-year. those names continue dog to go to the upside and the chips are pushing against those highs. when you look at all three sectors, they all traded very reasonable valuations and there's growth. you combine all of that they'll outperform the ten-year. >> do we buy oil equities. >> i've been trying to find the bottom in exxon unsuccessfully. i thought the last q

hyundai and kia for misstating mileage. carl davenport 20 us on the phone to talk about the story. phone.ing to us on the caller: the justice department yesterday handed down a settlement that totaled $300 .illion in penalties overstating their mileage on their stickers. ed them for violating the clean air act. one of the largest settlements ever by the federal government. -- of the most committed punitive actions ever taken against the auto industry. the point they wanted to make was, by overstating their mileage, they sold vehicles to consumers who then spent more money and did not get the mileage they were promised and put more carbon dioxide into the air. the administration wanted to make the point that clean air act regulations, they are going to enforce those regulations and provisions aggressively. host: we want to hear directly from eric holder himself who made a statement about the settlement. [video clip] >> under the historic settlement we announced today the hyundai and kia will remedy themselves by doing three things. they will pay a civil penalty of $100 million. the

. >> reporter: major south korean companies such as samsung electronics and the hyundai motor companies suffering deteriorating sales. so foreign entrepreneurs are bringing hopes of innovation, new jobs and a brighter business future. kim chan-ju, nhk world, seoul. >> and that's all for now on business news. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> every morning, investors turn their attention to asia. the tokyo market leads the way and markets around the world follow. >> from the decisions that could change the course of an economy. >> to the companies at the forefront of change. >> up to the minute market reports. >> and analysis by specialists from around the world. >> get all the latest business news and insight every day. here on "newsline." >>> candidates in the u.s. midterm elections are making their final appeals to voters one day before polling stations open. president barack obama's democratic party is fighting to defend its majority in the senate. 36 of the senate's 100 seats are up for grabs. all 435 seats in the house of representatives are in play. voters in 36 states w

and swallowed a hyundai. state officials stay the hole is about ten feet across and ten feet deep. they're testing the ground nearby for stability. neighbors in several nearby trailers are out of their homes this morning as a precaution. >>> and a new york city clinic where joan rivers suffered a fatal complication is being cited for errors. state health investigators say the medical staff failed to identify rivers' deteriorating vital signs and provide timely intervention during a throat procedure. but they don't llege negligence. the comedian died in september at the age of 81. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, president obama makes the case for an open internet. and it's a big day for chinese retailer alibaba. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. consumer groups are praising president obama's call for net neutrality while congressional republicans. neutrality means internet service providers didn't block data. mr. obama wants the ftc to regulate the internet the way it would a public utility. he also wa

hyundai and kia agreed in a settlement to pay $100 million. 56.8 million will be coming from hyundai. here's the issue. they admitted that they misled the public when it came to greenhouse gas emissions saying that they would be lower than they actually were in reality and remember hyundai and kia both had a number of vehicles where they overstated the fuel economy for those vehicles so hand in hand with that they also are now paying a fine for misleading the public when it comes to the greenhouse gas emissions for those vehicles. total fine $100 million. back to you. >> to put that amount of money into context, is that a bigger bite than you expected or not? >> it's hard to say. with he don't see this happen very often. we do realize that the epa and doj have been focusing on this over the last couple years but a hundred million dollars is one that will get your attention. this is not just a slap on the wrist. >> that was my first reaction too. thanks a lot. >>> meantime, could google's next big innovation project be itself? the ceo talked corporate reorganization to financial times

. >>> hyundai and kia are ordered to pay civil penalty. the automakers' overstated gas mileage figures for more than a million vehicles. they called this a procedural error. the automakers will also have to forfeit greenhouse gas taxes worth more than $2 million. >>> suing southwest airlines in a dispute over plane maintenance. make repairs to the aluminum skin did not follow proper procedures. a $12 million civil penalty. a southwest spokesperson says they dispute the allegations and will defend the airliner's record in court. >>> well, this weekend had many of us turning on the heaters in our homes for the first time since last winter. if you live in pennsylvania and you need some help paying your heating bills, a good time to remind you that you can apply for heat grants for the season. you can fill out an applic at any local office. you can also find that form on nbc10.com. the low-income home energy assistance program is available to renters and homeowners who qualify. during last year's record winter more than 400,000 pennsylvania fa

and there was an example of a really successful south korean entrepreneur who founded what is now hyundai from, basically, started as a garage repair shop in 1945. today is, like, one of the most successful car companies, of course. and that's what drove a lot of the early success of south korea. and then at some point south koreans also made a lot of effort to get their democratic rights and demanded their political rights as well as their economic rights. that happened in the late '80s, and they were successful in getting a full democracy in place also. so south korea's now a flourishing, prosperous place where south koreans enjoy both political and economic freedom. >> host: china? >> guest: china's more complicated case and is very misunderstood. i think what we're getting wrong about china is we don't, we don't understand enough that economic growth, rapid economic growth -- which is, of course, why china gets attention -- is really about changes. so what we should be looking for is was there a positive change in the rights of chinese citizens in the freedom that ordinary citizens en

. >>> two korean automakers hyundai and kia are facing a largest penalty ever for a violation of the clean air act. $300 million. this follows a two-year investigation which found the automakers overstated the gas mileage claims on about a third of their models. they'll pay $100 million in fines and forfeit $200 million in greenhouse gas emissions credits. >> any company that misrepresents the performance of their test vehicles risks harming human health or the environment either by causing more pollution allowed for, as happened in this case by claiming greenhouse gas emission credits that they did not earn. >> both companies blamed procedural errors. >>> the white house said a no-fly zone imposed over ferguson, missouri, should not have restricted news helicopters covering the demonstrations following the shooting of michael brown. audio recordings seem to indicate that local authorities requested the flight restrictions to keep the media away. but the st. louis county police chief said it was the faa that contacted police first. and that his department was concerned about safety.

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south korean carmakers hyundai and kia agreed to pay a combined $300 million in penalties, a record amount, for overstating the fuel efficiency for more than a million vehicles. >>> honda might be in trouble. the automaker is being investigated by u.s. federal safety officials about whether its fail to report deaths and injuries related to faulty air bags made by japan's takata corporation. million of defective takata air bags have been recalled by several top automakers and now including honda. >>> falling gas prices and rising consumer confidence are the key reasons sales of cars and trucks revved higher in october. chrysler was the big winner. sales up 22% in the same month a year ago. at ford sales fell slight. and gm sales basically flat. as for the stocks, fooe yacht chrysler off 2%. gm and chrysler off slightly. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: another strong month for automakers with industry sales coming in for october at a pace of 16.46 million vehicles roughly in line with wall street expectations. taking a look at the big four automakers in the u.s., chrysler had the best mon

hyundai and kia hit with an unprecedented $100 million fine by the epa. the biggest ever under the clean air act. authorities say they were misleading 1.2 million customers, allegedly overstating gas mileage by up to six miles per gallon. >>> now, to a young woman named brittany maynard. who has reignited a debate over dignity and death. facing a terminal illness and an agonizing choice. taking her own life on her own terms. abc's steve osunsami now on the life, the death and the very strong opinions on both sides tonight. >> reporter: 29-year-old brittany maynard made a choice to celebrate the last days of her life her way. traveling to yellowstone with her husband, and taking a boat trip through alaska with her mother. >> my goals really are quite simple and they mostly do boil down to my family and friends. >> reporter: she always wanted to visit the grand canyon before she left this earth. she did that two weeks ago. then, this saturday night, she met one last goal. taking her own life instead of seeing cancer destroy it. in her own words, today playe

hyundai and kia hit with a $100 million fine for the epa. the biggest ever under the clean air act. authorities say they were misleading 1.2 million customers, overstating gas mileage by up to six miles per gallon. >>> now, to a young woman named brittany may narnarmaynard. facing a terminal illness and an agonizing choice. taking her own life on her own terms. abc's steve 0 sun sammy now on the life, the death and the very strong opinions on both sides tonight. >> reporter: 29-year-old brittany maynard made a choice to celebrate the last days of her life her way. traveling to yellowstone with her husband, and taking a boat trip through alaska with her mother. >> my goals really are quite simple and they mostly do boil down to my family and friends. >> reporter: she always wanted to visit the grand canyon before she left this earth. she did that two weeks ago. then this saturday night, she met one last goal, taking her own life, instead of seeing cancer destroy it. in her own words, today played over and over again online, she explains how her unbeatable brain tumor would lose and h

. >>> and korean automaker hyundai and kia agreed to pay the u.s. government $350 million for overstating fuel economy ratings. this is on top of the $395 million the company agreed to pay last year. for those counting, over $700 million in penalties. >>> just ahead, the biggest highlight on monday night football for giants fans. halftime. we'll show it to you next. i fi? a mess? i don't think -- football for giants fans. halftime. we'll show it to you next. plug it in, and you can save on car insurance based on your good driving. you sell to me? no, it's free. you want to try? i try this if you try... not this. okay. da! but now we're karate parents. one day i noticed her gi looked dingier than the other kids. so i used tide plus bleach alternative and now she's all...pow! she looks as sharp as a serpent strike. [ female announcer ] tide plus bleach alternative. that's my tide plus. [ female announcer ] tide plus bleach alternative. you could be at the corner of "i'm throwing away money" and "i had no idea." well, walgreens has your back. our exper

hyundai and kia hit with a $100 million fine for overstating gas mileage on 1.2 million cars. those alleged overstatements had drivers being misled by up to six miles per gallon. the biggest fine ever under the clean air act. >>> well, it appears having a personal edge can be quite profitable. "forbes" is reporting simon cowell and howard stern are the entertainment world's highest earning personalities. both raking in more than $95 million over the past year topping off the top five, glenn beck, $90 million, oprah, fourth, $82 million. dr. phil, $77 million. >>> a 27-year-old canadian named jordan is seeking a travel partner. take a look. that's him with his ex-girlfriend elizabeth gallagher and brought round the world plane tickets and broke up. knowing that change, changing the name on the airline ticket is kind of difficult. jordan is seeking a canadian woman named elizabeth gallagher who is also looking for his second ticket free of charge. he posted his offer on reddit. it starts from new york on december 21st. i would love to see -- >> any woman with the same name. >> j

hyundai and kia hit with a $100 million fine for the epa. the biggest ever under the clean air act. authorities say they were misleading 1.2 million customers, overstating gas mileage by up to six miles per gallon. >>> now, to a young woman named brittany may narnarmaynard. facing a terminal illness and an onagizing choice. taking her own life on her own terms. abc's steve 0 sun sammy now on the life, the death and the very strong opinions on both sides tonight. >> reporter: 29-year-old brittany maynard made a choice to celebrate the last days of her life her way. traveling to yellowstone with her husband, and taking a boat trip through alaska with her mother. >> my goals really are quite simple and they mostly do boil down to my family and friends. >> reporter: she always wanted to visit the grand canyon before she left this earth. she did that two weeks ago. then this saturday night, she met one last goal, taking her own life, instead of seeing cancer destroy it. in her own words, today played over and over again online, she explains how her unbeatable brain tumor would lose and h

hyundai and kia have been hit with a $100 million fine by the epa for overstating gas mileage on 1.2 million cars. those alleged overstatements had drivers being misled by up to six miles per gallon. it's the biggest fine ever under the clean air act. >>> well, it appears that having a personal edge can be quite profitable. "forbes" magazine is reporting that simon cowell and howard stern are the entertainment world's highest earning personalities, both raking in more than $95 million over the past year. topping off the top five, glenn beck at $90 million, oprah, would you believe is fourth on the list, $82 million. dr. phil, $77 million. >>> a 27-year-old canadian named jordan is seeking a travel partner. take a look. that's him with his ex-girlfriend elizabeth gallagher. they brought around the world plane tickets then they, well, broke up. so, knowing that change, changing the name on the airline ticket is kind of difficult. jordan is now seeking a canadian woman also named elizabeth gallagher who is also looking for his second ticket free of charge. he posted his offer on reddit.

you watch the hyundai-kia story. >> you started the advertisements early. we did not start a commercial break at. >> isn't that something you grew up wanting? did you ever want one? >> mustang would not be popular in ireland. >> do you have an irish car you wanted? >> not particularly. we go for the german brands when it comes to cars. >> what was your first car? >> a baby blue volvo station wagon from 1984. really classic. then a chrysler lebaron convertible. we are going to take a quick rake. stay with us on "market makers." ♪ >> would have more breaking auto news out of toyota -- we have more breaking auto news out of toyota. 6.9%a u.s. auto sales up in october. possibly more interesting to investors is china sales up 27.1% year-over-year. toyota china october sales up 27.1%. investors watching that relationship closely because japanese cars are not really welcome in china these days, but these numbers may something -- say something different late. we will continue to watch auto breaking news, including anything involving the mustang. >> coming out in