Transcripts For KPIX CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley 2014

This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. President obama told cbs news today the u. S. Is sending military and Law Enforcement advisers to nigeria to help in the search for more than 200 teenage girls who were kidnapped from their school last month. Islamic extremists claim they took the girls and plan to sell them into slavery. Megan glaros, on assignment for cbs this morning, spoke to mr. Obama at the white house. Were sending in a team made up of our military and Law Enforcement and other experts, and were very glad that nigerias accepted the help. Obviously, whats happening is awful and, as a father of two girls, i cant imagine what the parents are going through. But this organization, boko haram, has been one of the worst regional or local terrorist organizations in the world. Weve long sought to work with nigeria on dealing with them, and were going to do everything we can to assist them in recovering these young women. Pelley even as the president was speaking, we learned today that eight more girls, aged 12 15, were kidnapped from another nigerian village. Families are outraged that nigerias military cannot find the girls. The terror group is called boko haram, which means western education is forbidden. Debora patta is in south africa. Shes been following all of this for us. Debora, why is boko haram targeting schools . Reporter boko haram is widely regarded as nigerias taliban. Its against all secular institutions but particularly educational ones, and todays kidnapping of eight school girls, all between the ages of 12 and 15, was from another village in the north of nigeria. But its not just girls. Recently, there was a massacre of 59 schoolboys in the state of yobe. And clearly, this organization is growing increasingly violent. It targets students because they have the audacity to seek a western education. Pelley but how strong is this group . How do they get away with this . Reporter boko haram has a stranglehold in the northern nigerian state of borno. To replace the secular Nigerian Government with an islamic state, and islam is the fastestgrowing religion in the country. About five years ago, it tried to gain control of the north, and there were violent clashes in the streets between muslims and christians, but that violence is no longer just contained in the north. Its now spread to the capital of abuja, and last month there were two bomb attacks in as many weeks. In november last year, the United States declared boko haram a terrorist organization, and its put a 7 million bounty on the head of the leader of boko haram, abubakar shekau. Pelley debora patta reporting for us from south africa tonight. Debora, thank you. In another important story this evening, a new study says that Climate Change is being felt today in all 50 states. The National Climate assessment mandated by Congress Said the average temperature in the u. S. Has risen by nearly two degrees since 1895, most of that increase since 1970. Sea levels are projected to rise by 1 to 4 feet by the end of the century. Our team of correspondents is looking into this. First, Major Garrett at the white house with what the report predicts. Reporter heavy weather now and more to come harsher hurricanes, hotter summers, longer droughts and higher sea levels. Those are the ominous warnings of the new Climate Change report written by more than 250 scientists and experts, with input from the oil industry. Dr. Jerry melillo is one of its lead authors. Climate change is happening now. It is not an issue that you can think about 20 or 30 years into the future. Reporter no region of the country will be spared. The northeast could see more heat waves and coastal flooding, with some areas experiencing two additional months of 90degree weather a year. The southeast could have significantly more 95degree weather days and rising sea levels that could threaten many coastal cities. In the midwest, warming will extend the growing season, but higher temperatures and humidity could lead to more heatrelated deaths. Warmer water could threaten aquatic life in the great lakes. In lake huron, summer temperatures rose five degrees between 1968 and 2002. The southwest has suffered its hottest decade on record with no sign of easing. Thats triggered drought, insect infestations, and has added to the threat of wildfires. And then theres alaska. It has warmed twice as rapidly as the rest of the country over the past 60 years. Thats meant earlier spring snow melts and widespread glacier retreat. The report makes it clear that all americans, in some way, either directly or indirectly, are currently being affected by Climate Change, and, as we look to the future, will continue to be affected by Climate Change. Reporter republicans dismissed this report as an Election Year ploy to scare voters and pave the way for pollution regulations that sidestep congress. Scott, this is the third report of its kind. Congress first ordered periodic climate assessments in 1990. Pelley major, thanks very much. Now, some parts of the great plains are in extreme drought, drier than the dust bowl of the 1930s, when drought and poor farming practices caused millions of acres of soil to blow away. Anna werner is in north texas. Reporter Wichita Falls, texas, is suffering its worst drought since Record Keeping began. Rainfall here is close to four feet below normal since 2010. So, city manager Darron Leiker turned to the only viable, quick option he had treating the citys sewage water and turning it directly into drinking water. Youve been reassuring people that this water will be perfectly safe, but are you facing the yuck factor . Somewhat, yes, but not as much as you would expect. They may not love the fact, but they understand that theyll have water to shower in. Reporter five million gallons a day will be pumped to the city taps, and other communities might consider it, too. Several communities around the country, actually around the world, theyre watching us closely. A lot of eyes are on Wichita Falls right now. Reporter im standing on the dry bed of one of the three lakes that provides the citys drinking water, and that there behind me that looks like a pond, thats whats left of the water. Now, the city plans to begin reusing wasted water later this summer, but even with that, scott, in a worstcase drought scenario, the city could run out of water in two years. Pelley anna werner, high and dry in what used to be a reservoir. Anna, thank you very much. It is the exact opposite in south florida, where rising seas are threatening miami beach. Vicente arenas is there. Reporter not far from tourist hot spots, miami beach has started construction on underground pumping stations to protect the city from flooding caused by rising sea levels and extreme storms. Its hard to beat mother nature. Yes, it is. Reporter scott robin is helping manage the 400 million drainage project. After these pumps are installed, we wont see one drop of sea water on our streets. Thats our goal. Reporter todays report says sea levels could rise along 5,700 square miles of the southeast coast. The most vulnerable cities include new orleans, tampa, st. Petersburg and virginia beach. Scientific models predict most of miami beach could be underwater by the end of the century. And this city says that it wont stop fighting from going underwater. Miami beach is hoping to have 60 new pumping stations built within the next five years and, scott, theyre hoping to have stronger codes here that would require buildings and homes to be built higher off the ground. Pelley vicente, thank you. Theres going to be much more on the Climate Change story, including megan glaros speaking with the president about what the u. S. Can do to slow Climate Change. All of that tomorrow on cbs this morning. Today, a settlement was reached that would provide 100 million to the victims of a nationwide meningitis outbreak that was linked to a pharmacy in massachusetts. A federal bankruptcy judge still has to approve it. Jim axelrod is following the case. Reporter the settlement would compensate people like scott shaw in denton, north carolina, whose 77yearold mother elwina died from fungal meningitis contracted from tainted steroids produced by the new england compounding center. Fungal meningitis is, by the accounts that i have seen, is a vermin of the highest order. It is it is a wicked thing. Reporter the 2012 outbreak was the worst pharmaceutical disaster in decades. 751 cases of fungal meningitis and infections that caused 64 deaths were linked to n. E. C. C. Federal and state investigators found unsanitary conditions at the labs that compounded the contaminated injections. N. E. C. C. Filed for bankruptcy in december, 2012. David molten is a lawyer representing victims. The bulk of the settlement comes from the owners personal assets. Yes, i would say that a majority of the settlement comes from the owners personal assets. Reporter roughly 70 million of the 100 million settlement would come from the owners of the Company Barry cadden, Greg Conigliaro and their families. Roughly 30 million will come from insurance. Clearly, no one who lost a loved one or who suffered the horrible effects of infection from the meningitis that was a result of this tragedy can be compensated for all of their pain and suffering. But what we view this as is a real material step towards providing these victims with immediate relief and immediate payment. Reporter if the bankruptcy judge approves the settlement, victims and their survivors could see the money as soon as early next year. Tonight, n. E. C. C. s shareholders released a statement saying, no amount of money can adequately compensate the bereaved families for their loss of loved ones nor those who are suffering today from the terrible effects of this tragedy. Which echoes what we just heard from the victims lawyers, scott. Pelley and a criminal investigation still under way. Jim, thanks very much. Theres a move to change the rules on Student Loans. G. M. Is sued by a family that says its been forever changed by a deadly defect. And all bets were off when a fire engulfs a freeway that leads to las vegas when the cbs evening news continues. Pelley weve been following across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes. With noninsulin victoza. For a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didnt get me to my goal. So i asked my doctor about victoza. He said victoza works differently than pills, and it comes in a pen. And the needle is thin. Victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. It is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. Victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. Victoza is not insulin. Do not take victoza if you have a personal or Family History of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face, lips, tongue or throat, fainting or dizziness, very rapid heartbeat, problems breathing or swallowing, severe rash or itching. Tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. Serious side effects may happen in people who take victoza including inflammation of the pancreas pancreatitis which may be fatal. Stop taking victoza and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back, with or without vomiting. Tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. Taking victoza with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. The most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. Some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. If your pill isnt giving you the control you need. Ask your doctor about noninsulin victoza. Its covered by most health plans. Pelley weve been following the recall of more than 2. 5 million g. M. Cars in connection with a defect that has killed at least 13 people, an ignition switch malfunction can cause the car to shut down suddenly. Today, a family that lost two loved ones filed suit, and jeff glor spoke with them. Reporter on april 2, 2009, this chevy cobalt was hit head on by a drunk driver an hour and a half outside of pittsburgh. 73yearold Esther Matthews and her 13yearold granddaughter, grace elliot, were killed. They were not wearing seat belts but the airbags never deployed. The lone survivor was her great grandson, an 11monthold baby boy who was in the back seat. His mother is marie buzard. And they said hes paralyzed, and, as a parent, thats like. You cant even comprehend, my kid cant walk. He just learned. Reporter trenton buzard was kept sedated for two weeks after the accident. Until late last year, he needed tubes to breathe and eat. How you doing . Reporter now six, trenton has a wheelchair, though he prefers to crawl. His father, robbie buzard g. M. Come, picked up the car and took the car from her uncles house, and we never heard anything of it. Reporter they took this away and never said. Never said a word. Reporter . Anything to you. Never said a word to us. If the airbags were able to deploy, i believe they would be standing here today. Reporter this report, filed by the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration ten months after the crash, shows the cobalts ignition switch was in the accessory position. That means the airbags, power brakes, and power steering were not working. Has anybody ever said sorry . Never, no, nothing, not an e mail, phone call, letter, nothing. Nothing. Reporter the buzards say theyre speaking out now in part because they dont want others to go through what they have. This is a lifetime problem for my son. Not only for me and my wife, but for him. He has to live with this every single day of his life, and thats not right. Reporter regarding the lawsuit filed today, g. M. Issued this statement to us scott, this week g. M. Is resending a letter to owners of these cars saying the cars are still safe to drive, they say, as long as owners use the key only on the key ring. Pelley nothing else on the key ring. Reporter thats right. Pelley jeff, thanks very much. Tonight, a vital california freeway remains partially closed after a bridge went up in flames. It was under construction, and a workers blow torch may have started the fire. This is along i15, californias main route to las vegas. Crews tore the bridge down. They hope to have all the lanes open by tomorrow. Refinancing Student Loans, when we come back. And a choice. Take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve. For all day relief. Start your engines still running in the morning . Yeah. Getting your vegetables every day . When i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] couldve had a v8. Two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. Two full servings of vegetables you wouldnt have it she any other way. Our toes. But your erectile dysfunction it could be a question of blood flow. Cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be Ready Anytime the moments right. You can be more confident in your ability to be ready. And the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. Tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. Do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in Blood Pressure. Do not drink alcohol in excess. Side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. To avoid longterm injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. If you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any allergic reactions like rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. Ask your doctor about experiencing cialis for daily use and a free 30tablet trial. I got more advice than i knew what to do with. What i needed was information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. Luckily, unitedhealthcare has a Simple Program that helps moms stay on track with their doctors and get the right care and guidancebefore and after the baby is born. Simple is good right now. anncr vo innovations that work for you. Thats health in numbers. Unitedhealthcare. Pelley today, massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren introduced a bill that would for the first time allow americans to refinance Student Loans directly with the federal government at lower Interest Rates. Anthony mason tells us debt on u. S. Student loans has become an albatross for millions. Reporter in california, rosemary andersons Student Loans have landed her deep in financial trouble. I dont even think i could have gone to a loan shark and had Something Like that happen to me. Reporter anderson, a 57 yearold divorced mother of two, went back to school in her 30s for her bachelors and masters degrees. Illness and financial trouble, she says, forced her to miss payments. So, the 65,000 she originally borrowed has ballooned, inflated by 8 Interest Rates that shes not allowed to refinance. This represents the total amount of federal Student Loan Debt that i have 123,317. 35. Reporter in the past eight years, student debt has doubled in the u. S. From 557 billion to 1. 2 trillion. Thats more than americans owe on credit cards or auto loans. Its just a problem that keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger. Reporter massachusetts senator Law Enforcement<\/a> advisers to nigeria to help in the search for more than 200 teenage girls who were kidnapped from their school last month. Islamic extremists claim they took the girls and plan to sell them into slavery. Megan glaros, on assignment for cbs this morning, spoke to mr. Obama at the white house. Were sending in a team made up of our military and Law Enforcement<\/a> and other experts, and were very glad that nigerias accepted the help. Obviously, whats happening is awful and, as a father of two girls, i cant imagine what the parents are going through. But this organization, boko haram, has been one of the worst regional or local terrorist organizations in the world. Weve long sought to work with nigeria on dealing with them, and were going to do everything we can to assist them in recovering these young women. Pelley even as the president was speaking, we learned today that eight more girls, aged 12 15, were kidnapped from another nigerian village. Families are outraged that nigerias military cannot find the girls. The terror group is called boko haram, which means western education is forbidden. Debora patta is in south africa. Shes been following all of this for us. Debora, why is boko haram targeting schools . Reporter boko haram is widely regarded as nigerias taliban. Its against all secular institutions but particularly educational ones, and todays kidnapping of eight school girls, all between the ages of 12 and 15, was from another village in the north of nigeria. But its not just girls. Recently, there was a massacre of 59 schoolboys in the state of yobe. And clearly, this organization is growing increasingly violent. It targets students because they have the audacity to seek a western education. Pelley but how strong is this group . How do they get away with this . Reporter boko haram has a stranglehold in the northern nigerian state of borno. To replace the secular Nigerian Government<\/a> with an islamic state, and islam is the fastestgrowing religion in the country. About five years ago, it tried to gain control of the north, and there were violent clashes in the streets between muslims and christians, but that violence is no longer just contained in the north. Its now spread to the capital of abuja, and last month there were two bomb attacks in as many weeks. In november last year, the United States<\/a> declared boko haram a terrorist organization, and its put a 7 million bounty on the head of the leader of boko haram, abubakar shekau. Pelley debora patta reporting for us from south africa tonight. Debora, thank you. In another important story this evening, a new study says that Climate Change<\/a> is being felt today in all 50 states. The National Climate<\/a> assessment mandated by Congress Said<\/a> the average temperature in the u. S. Has risen by nearly two degrees since 1895, most of that increase since 1970. Sea levels are projected to rise by 1 to 4 feet by the end of the century. Our team of correspondents is looking into this. First, Major Garrett<\/a> at the white house with what the report predicts. Reporter heavy weather now and more to come harsher hurricanes, hotter summers, longer droughts and higher sea levels. Those are the ominous warnings of the new Climate Change<\/a> report written by more than 250 scientists and experts, with input from the oil industry. Dr. Jerry melillo is one of its lead authors. Climate change is happening now. It is not an issue that you can think about 20 or 30 years into the future. Reporter no region of the country will be spared. The northeast could see more heat waves and coastal flooding, with some areas experiencing two additional months of 90degree weather a year. The southeast could have significantly more 95degree weather days and rising sea levels that could threaten many coastal cities. In the midwest, warming will extend the growing season, but higher temperatures and humidity could lead to more heatrelated deaths. Warmer water could threaten aquatic life in the great lakes. In lake huron, summer temperatures rose five degrees between 1968 and 2002. The southwest has suffered its hottest decade on record with no sign of easing. Thats triggered drought, insect infestations, and has added to the threat of wildfires. And then theres alaska. It has warmed twice as rapidly as the rest of the country over the past 60 years. Thats meant earlier spring snow melts and widespread glacier retreat. The report makes it clear that all americans, in some way, either directly or indirectly, are currently being affected by Climate Change<\/a>, and, as we look to the future, will continue to be affected by Climate Change<\/a>. Reporter republicans dismissed this report as an Election Year<\/a> ploy to scare voters and pave the way for pollution regulations that sidestep congress. Scott, this is the third report of its kind. Congress first ordered periodic climate assessments in 1990. Pelley major, thanks very much. Now, some parts of the great plains are in extreme drought, drier than the dust bowl of the 1930s, when drought and poor farming practices caused millions of acres of soil to blow away. Anna werner is in north texas. Reporter Wichita Falls<\/a>, texas, is suffering its worst drought since Record Keeping<\/a> began. Rainfall here is close to four feet below normal since 2010. So, city manager Darron Leiker<\/a> turned to the only viable, quick option he had treating the citys sewage water and turning it directly into drinking water. Youve been reassuring people that this water will be perfectly safe, but are you facing the yuck factor . Somewhat, yes, but not as much as you would expect. They may not love the fact, but they understand that theyll have water to shower in. Reporter five million gallons a day will be pumped to the city taps, and other communities might consider it, too. Several communities around the country, actually around the world, theyre watching us closely. A lot of eyes are on Wichita Falls<\/a> right now. Reporter im standing on the dry bed of one of the three lakes that provides the citys drinking water, and that there behind me that looks like a pond, thats whats left of the water. Now, the city plans to begin reusing wasted water later this summer, but even with that, scott, in a worstcase drought scenario, the city could run out of water in two years. Pelley anna werner, high and dry in what used to be a reservoir. Anna, thank you very much. It is the exact opposite in south florida, where rising seas are threatening miami beach. Vicente arenas is there. Reporter not far from tourist hot spots, miami beach has started construction on underground pumping stations to protect the city from flooding caused by rising sea levels and extreme storms. Its hard to beat mother nature. Yes, it is. Reporter scott robin is helping manage the 400 million drainage project. After these pumps are installed, we wont see one drop of sea water on our streets. Thats our goal. Reporter todays report says sea levels could rise along 5,700 square miles of the southeast coast. The most vulnerable cities include new orleans, tampa, st. Petersburg and virginia beach. Scientific models predict most of miami beach could be underwater by the end of the century. And this city says that it wont stop fighting from going underwater. Miami beach is hoping to have 60 new pumping stations built within the next five years and, scott, theyre hoping to have stronger codes here that would require buildings and homes to be built higher off the ground. Pelley vicente, thank you. Theres going to be much more on the Climate Change<\/a> story, including megan glaros speaking with the president about what the u. S. Can do to slow Climate Change<\/a>. All of that tomorrow on cbs this morning. Today, a settlement was reached that would provide 100 million to the victims of a nationwide meningitis outbreak that was linked to a pharmacy in massachusetts. A federal bankruptcy judge still has to approve it. Jim axelrod is following the case. Reporter the settlement would compensate people like scott shaw in denton, north carolina, whose 77yearold mother elwina died from fungal meningitis contracted from tainted steroids produced by the new england compounding center. Fungal meningitis is, by the accounts that i have seen, is a vermin of the highest order. It is it is a wicked thing. Reporter the 2012 outbreak was the worst pharmaceutical disaster in decades. 751 cases of fungal meningitis and infections that caused 64 deaths were linked to n. E. C. C. Federal and state investigators found unsanitary conditions at the labs that compounded the contaminated injections. N. E. C. C. Filed for bankruptcy in december, 2012. David molten is a lawyer representing victims. The bulk of the settlement comes from the owners personal assets. Yes, i would say that a majority of the settlement comes from the owners personal assets. Reporter roughly 70 million of the 100 million settlement would come from the owners of the Company Barry<\/a> cadden, Greg Conigliaro<\/a> and their families. Roughly 30 million will come from insurance. Clearly, no one who lost a loved one or who suffered the horrible effects of infection from the meningitis that was a result of this tragedy can be compensated for all of their pain and suffering. But what we view this as is a real material step towards providing these victims with immediate relief and immediate payment. Reporter if the bankruptcy judge approves the settlement, victims and their survivors could see the money as soon as early next year. Tonight, n. E. C. C. s shareholders released a statement saying, no amount of money can adequately compensate the bereaved families for their loss of loved ones nor those who are suffering today from the terrible effects of this tragedy. Which echoes what we just heard from the victims lawyers, scott. Pelley and a criminal investigation still under way. Jim, thanks very much. Theres a move to change the rules on Student Loans<\/a>. G. M. Is sued by a family that says its been forever changed by a deadly defect. And all bets were off when a fire engulfs a freeway that leads to las vegas when the cbs evening news continues. Pelley weve been following across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes. With noninsulin victoza. For a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didnt get me to my goal. So i asked my doctor about victoza. He said victoza works differently than pills, and it comes in a pen. And the needle is thin. Victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. It is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. Victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. Victoza is not insulin. Do not take victoza if you have a personal or Family History<\/a> of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face, lips, tongue or throat, fainting or dizziness, very rapid heartbeat, problems breathing or swallowing, severe rash or itching. Tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. Serious side effects may happen in people who take victoza including inflammation of the pancreas pancreatitis which may be fatal. Stop taking victoza and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back, with or without vomiting. Tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. Taking victoza with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. The most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. Some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. If your pill isnt giving you the control you need. Ask your doctor about noninsulin victoza. Its covered by most health plans. Pelley weve been following the recall of more than 2. 5 million g. M. Cars in connection with a defect that has killed at least 13 people, an ignition switch malfunction can cause the car to shut down suddenly. Today, a family that lost two loved ones filed suit, and jeff glor spoke with them. Reporter on april 2, 2009, this chevy cobalt was hit head on by a drunk driver an hour and a half outside of pittsburgh. 73yearold Esther Matthews<\/a> and her 13yearold granddaughter, grace elliot, were killed. They were not wearing seat belts but the airbags never deployed. The lone survivor was her great grandson, an 11monthold baby boy who was in the back seat. His mother is marie buzard. And they said hes paralyzed, and, as a parent, thats like. You cant even comprehend, my kid cant walk. He just learned. Reporter trenton buzard was kept sedated for two weeks after the accident. Until late last year, he needed tubes to breathe and eat. How you doing . Reporter now six, trenton has a wheelchair, though he prefers to crawl. His father, robbie buzard g. M. Come, picked up the car and took the car from her uncles house, and we never heard anything of it. Reporter they took this away and never said. Never said a word. Reporter . Anything to you. Never said a word to us. If the airbags were able to deploy, i believe they would be standing here today. Reporter this report, filed by the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration<\/a> ten months after the crash, shows the cobalts ignition switch was in the accessory position. That means the airbags, power brakes, and power steering were not working. Has anybody ever said sorry . Never, no, nothing, not an e mail, phone call, letter, nothing. Nothing. Reporter the buzards say theyre speaking out now in part because they dont want others to go through what they have. This is a lifetime problem for my son. Not only for me and my wife, but for him. He has to live with this every single day of his life, and thats not right. Reporter regarding the lawsuit filed today, g. M. Issued this statement to us scott, this week g. M. Is resending a letter to owners of these cars saying the cars are still safe to drive, they say, as long as owners use the key only on the key ring. Pelley nothing else on the key ring. Reporter thats right. Pelley jeff, thanks very much. Tonight, a vital california freeway remains partially closed after a bridge went up in flames. It was under construction, and a workers blow torch may have started the fire. This is along i15, californias main route to las vegas. Crews tore the bridge down. They hope to have all the lanes open by tomorrow. Refinancing Student Loans<\/a>, when we come back. And a choice. Take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve. For all day relief. Start your engines still running in the morning . Yeah. Getting your vegetables every day . When i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] couldve had a v8. Two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. Two full servings of vegetables you wouldnt have it she any other way. Our toes. But your erectile dysfunction it could be a question of blood flow. Cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be Ready Anytime<\/a> the moments right. You can be more confident in your ability to be ready. And the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. Tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. Do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in Blood Pressure<\/a>. Do not drink alcohol in excess. Side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. To avoid longterm injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. If you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any allergic reactions like rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. Ask your doctor about experiencing cialis for daily use and a free 30tablet trial. I got more advice than i knew what to do with. What i needed was information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. Luckily, unitedhealthcare has a Simple Program<\/a> that helps moms stay on track with their doctors and get the right care and guidancebefore and after the baby is born. Simple is good right now. anncr vo innovations that work for you. Thats health in numbers. Unitedhealthcare. Pelley today, massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren<\/a> introduced a bill that would for the first time allow americans to refinance Student Loans<\/a> directly with the federal government at lower Interest Rates<\/a>. Anthony mason tells us debt on u. S. Student loans has become an albatross for millions. Reporter in california, rosemary andersons Student Loans<\/a> have landed her deep in financial trouble. I dont even think i could have gone to a loan shark and had Something Like<\/a> that happen to me. Reporter anderson, a 57 yearold divorced mother of two, went back to school in her 30s for her bachelors and masters degrees. Illness and financial trouble, she says, forced her to miss payments. So, the 65,000 she originally borrowed has ballooned, inflated by 8 Interest Rates<\/a> that shes not allowed to refinance. This represents the total amount of federal Student Loan Debt<\/a> that i have 123,317. 35. Reporter in the past eight years, student debt has doubled in the u. S. From 557 billion to 1. 2 trillion. Thats more than americans owe on credit cards or auto loans. Its just a problem that keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger. Reporter massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren<\/a> introduced the legislation today to allow refinancing. With Interest Rates<\/a> low, homeowners have been refinancing their mortgages. But the federal government does not let People Holding<\/a> Student Loans<\/a> refinance down to the low Interest Rates<\/a> available. This bill would say, yes, they can refinance. Reporter if we dont do this, what happens . Student loan debt is crushing people in this country. Its its preventing this economy from moving forward. As more and more people fall in to student this kind of mire of Student Loan Debt<\/a>, theyre putting less money into the economy. And that has a Ripple Effect<\/a> and its going to come around and someones going to pay for that. Reporter 30 of outstanding federal student debt is in default, forbearance or deferment, and, scott, the average debt for College Seniors<\/a> is now 29,000. Pelley remarkable. Anthony, thanks very much. 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Next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pelley a german recluse who set off an International Uproar<\/a> over art stolen by the nazis died today. Cornelius gurlitt was 81. As 60 minutes reported last month, gurlitt had a stash of 1,200 masterpieces in his munich apartment, apparently amassed by his late father who was an art dealer for the nazis. The German Government<\/a> seized some of them. Its not clear yet whether theyll be returned to their original owners. As it turns out, the u. S. Government has a special unit that seeks out and returns stolen artwork, and vinita nair takes a look. Reporter this 2,000yearold sarcophagus was found in a private collectors virginia home. He said it was passed down from his father, but the ancient coffin was actually stolen from egypt and sold on an International Black<\/a> market. By looking at the crack and the cut, it was probably cut up into pieces and airshipped. Reporter so, you basically run the risk of ruining it. Yes, but, to them, its just money. Reporter James Dinkins<\/a> is the former director of Homeland Security<\/a> investigations, or h. S. I. The agency tracks down stolen antiquities smuggled into the u. S. And returns them to the rightful owners. It does everything from dinosaur fossils to looted art that the nazis may have stolen during world war ii. Reporter do the majority of buyers know what theyre buying at the time . The majority of them do know. These are usually businessmen taking advantage of opportunities selling to other wealthy businessmen. Reporter we were with h. S. I. Agents in march when they followed an informants tip and searched this Storage Facility<\/a> in queens, new york. They found hundreds of items worth an estimated 8 million. They were allegedly stolen by indian dealer subhash kapoor, a Man International<\/a> Authorities Say<\/a> has been smuggling artifacts for decades. He is currently on trial after pleading not guilty to looting and smuggling charges. How do the thieves get the artwork, or whatever theyve stolen, in the first place . Theyll hire individuals to go out to temples in remote areas in india and literally chip away at a temple and take off, you know, decorative pieces from those temples. Reporter now, is this one a real skull . This is a real skull. Reporter in the last seven years, h. S. I. Has returned more than 7,100 stolen items, such as these fossils of a tyrannosaurus returned to mongolia, Gold Ornaments<\/a> sent back to afghanistan, and paintings back to peru. Dinkins says agents often volunteer to work with h. S. I. Because the department is unlike any other. In many of our cases that we investigate, you cant undo the crime thats already happened. In this case, youre literally able to right a wrong, return that item back to its rightful owner, as if it had never left. Reporter theyre not only recovering priceless art, theyre restoring stolen history. Vinita nair, cbs news, new york. Pelley and thats the cbs pelley and thats the cbs evening news for tonight. For all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. Captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by Media Access Group<\/a> at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. New at at 6 00 a kpix 5 exclusive this time its chrysler, cars in danger of suddenly stalling out leaving drivers in jeopardy. Only on 5, our julie watts on the notice that was supposed to be sent out to thousands of chrysler owners months ago. Julie. Reporter chryslers finally notifying more than 150,000 drivers tonight that their fuel tanks can overfill causing a stall in the road. Meanwhile, nhtsa is under fire for failing to hold the carmaker accountable. Reporter he is filled with fear every time he fills his tank because once gary pulls out into traffic, he knows eventually oh, there it goes. Reporter his 2006 chrysler 300 will lose power and stall often forcing other drivers to slam on their brakes and swerve while he tries again and again to restart the car. I had no power steering, i had no power brakes. It got to be very, very scary. Reporter and he is not alone. Last may the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration<\/a> questioned chrysler about similar incidents citing an apparent increasing trend. In its response, chrysler acknowledged stalls in its 2005 and 2006 chrysler 300, Dodge Charger<\/a> and magnums were, quote, increasing after 55 months of service or 4. 5 years on the road. 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