inhalation or from blunt force trauma. a third person has now died from injuries suffered in that awful crash at the south by southwest festival in austin, texas, when a car plowed into a crowd outside a music venue. 21-year-old rashad owens is facing murder charges. police say he was driving drunk and fled from them, leading to the crash. right now, at least seven of those injured remain hospitalized. general motors recalling more than 1.5 million more vehicles this morning, this time for airbag, brake and design issues. 1.2 million suvs are being recalled over a wiring problem that could cause their side-mounted airbags not to deploy. at the same time, gm is recalling more than 300,000 full-sized vans to make the instrument panel more safe. and 64,000 cadillac xts sedans for overheating brakes. that s a quick look at the headlines. the big story this morning, we re of course, following all the developments into the investigation into missing
arguments on that issue are scheduled for today. another very big recall for general motors, this time involving faulty airbags. the automaker is recalling more than 1.2 million suvs that may have a wiring problem that could cause their side-mounted airbags to not deploy. this comes at the same time that gm is recalling more than 300,000 full-sized vans to make the instrument panel more safe and 64,000 cadillac xts sedans for overheating brakes. all right, global stock markets mixed right now. asia closed higher, taking a cue from wall street, which saw big gains yesterday. europe, though, seeing some losses in the early going. futures also slightly lower here. worries over the crisis in crimea still weighing in on investors. if the west does decide to ramp up sanctions, it is russia that has the most to lose. investors pulled $33 billion out of russia s economy in january and february. that number could grow as high as $55 billion by the end of