they missed a midnight deadline to expand the air bag recall nationwide. now safety regulators threatening takata with fines. they recalled 14 million cars worldwide for the faulty bags linked five deaths because they can explode and send metal pieces flying into the air. sprint is desperate for your business. now it is promiseings to cut your bill in half if you switch over to sprint service. you can bring a copy of your phone bill to the score that costs half as much. that s on top of the offer to pay early termination fees. which hand do you prefer? your answer may say a lot about your salary. harvard research says lessees are not as financially irresponsible as left-handed colleagues earning 5-10 less over a life type.
shrapnel flying towards drivers have been responsible for four deaths. at least nine people have been injured. let s bring in rene marsh. takata doesn t want to be in charge of the recall? well, they re not going along with this nationwide recall. they are putting that decision on the automakers. they re saying it s for the automakers to decide whether they will issue this nationwide recall, carol. what they say they will do, they will do an independent audit of their manufacturing process. they say they ll work with engineers to pinpoint what s causing the numbers and they ll ramp up production of repair kits for eight million vehicles recalled in the united states but, again, stopping short of saying they will yield to what u.s. safety regulators are asking them to do, which is essentially to have this nationwide recall throughout the country for vehicles that are affected. this is essentially turning out
early-portions of winter. now it will start it feel better, we re starting to get more into winter. here s the story everyone has been talking about. out west we ve been seeing heavy amounts of rainfall, record amounts of rain san francisco and los angeles yesterday. all things total tapped into some of the subtropical moisture. yesterday you saw these two areas very close to each other. today the low is pulling away. we look for conditions improving. until then, we still have a day of one to three inches of rain expected. definitely not a good story for floods, the threshold is high. another revelation in the bill cosby scandal, a new accuser claims of comedian sexually assaulted her back in 1974. when she was just 15 years old. we have the new details of her lawsuit next. and air bag company takata, defying safety regulators, ignoring demands for a nationwide recall. the question is obvious why?
federal safety regulators are investigating whether gray code delayed reporting a defect that led to the largest recall of car seats in the u.s. history. six million car seats were recalled this year. the defect involves car seat buckles that become stuck in the latched position. potentially putting a child s life at risk in the event of an emergency. a senior gop staffer on the hunt for a new job after taking a jab on the obama daughters in a facebook post. elizabeth lawsuiton resigned after an uproar she caused after suggesting that sasha and malia obama lacked class. and called the president and first lady bad role models. she apologized, but it was not in time to save her job. it would be interesting to hear from the congressman for whom she worked. good luck with that. free speech is fine, but when it becomes part of the political
goal put the them on top. the jets dropping to 2 in 10 on the season. federal regulators now investigating the company behind the largest child seat recall in u.s. history. lor lauren simonetti is here to explain this. graco is in hot water. federal safety regulators are investigating why the delays on putting a safety defect that led to the biggest recall of children s car seat in u.s. history. the buckle can get stuck and it can be hard to remove the child. they resisted the recall blaming it on spilled food or drinks. by law once a manufacturer is aware of a problem it it must within five business days foirnl the government or face a fine of 30,000 dollars. they say they are working with