and dozens of lawsuits over a huge recall because they claim it started over the old gulf of mexi mexico the old gm that we bailed out with our tax dollars and the new gm has nothing to do with it according to a legal filing. the problems extends from faulty ignition switches that triggered crashes that killed at least 13 people. gm officials admit the company did indeed know about the problem not just for a few days, at least a decade before it finally recalled 2.5 million vehicles in february. the automakers new ceo testified before congress earlier this month. she apologized and blamed the slow response on that other company, old gm and this new company, new gm, is seeking advice on how to compensate the victims. just yesterday at the new york
maybe you are considered a ryan know, a republican in name only, maybe not considered really a dyed in the wool republican, that gets knew a loft trouble, for someone like a chris christie everybody heralds maybe he would be a great general election candidate, maybe not. my thing is he has got to get out of the republican party and how does he do that, in north carolina, georgia, oklahoma, new mexi mexico, how does he get out of a gop primary if he is seen as a moderate, sort of a yankee liberal, for the rest of the republicans in the country? i m not sure sure in the jack kemp.r. era there were many jac kemp democrats. there has been african-americans are predominantly democratic and have been for a long time. we can say voter idealism not helping the republicans but i think hillary clinton will do well african-americans. barack obama did john kerry did.
al assad and his forces. here s what one person had to s say. he branded assad a criminal, a killer. take a listen. translator: yes, it is good. the most important thing is that the war ends. enough of this. it s been three years now. reporter: the consensus that everyone here, shep, they want peace, they want to go home. back to you. greg, the united nations is scheduled to meet tomorrow with ministers of country has have taken in the most refugees to try to figure out what to do next. lebanon among them. the u.n. projects 3.5 million refugees will have left syria by year s end. some dramatic video now as dozens of police horses escape and stampede through traffic. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. mexi mexico, cops say the sound of car engines scared the animals as officers were taking them off
get all those passengers out. unbelievable. what a hero. pope francis rapidly becoming known as the people s pope. yeah. he takes the bus, as we reported here. he pays his own bills. stops for newspapers and he wears shoes that are from mexico. his old shoes. so he s breaking quite a bit of tradition. doesn t even stop there. the vatican announced today that the pope will not move into the papal apartment for now. we are joined by senior vatican analyst john allen. john, this is pretty cool. i mean, right? he s in an apartment and he s not going to move to the big palatial place. he s going to stay in a two-bedroom apartment, is that right? that is right. the first thing we should say this is not some grand scheme hatched by pr advisors about how to get the world to fall in love with you. this is the man s personality. when he was the arch bishop in argentina, he refused to live in the fairly lavish archbishop s
100,000 residents. that puts the murder rate of the second largest city in honduras at the top of the list of the deadliest cities followed by acapulco with almost 143 and kara kacaracas just 119. five u.s. cities are on the list including new orleans, but the study does not include cities in the middle east. here s san pedro sula s problem. mexi mexico s offensive and the u.s. s active deportation of criminal immigrants are pushing the problem south. they ve ended in honduras where like most central american countries law enforcement has few resources to fight them. back in san pedro sula businesses are complaining. the title of world s murder capital is hurting the bottom line and also undeserved. translator: all of the crimes that happen in northern honduras are what is happening here. what we businessmen are doing an