so we re keeping a close eye on that. we have david rubenstein joining us from the carlyle group. he has a great book out about technology giants who lose their worth after they get over a billion. it is gravy apparently after that according to him. we ll get the latest on new york city. we know the possibility restaurants there will be closed through the end of the year. now word that schools will open up but not for another couple weeks. it was supposed to happen by the 10th. now pushed back to the 20 first. even that looks kind of dicey. the big apple and all the problems apparently can t stop. it feeds on itself. back to the major story, the lead story, the president of the united states going to kenosha, wisconsin. normally presidents when they hear local leaders are complaining they don t want to see them they back off. not this president. not this time. mainly because not all local leaders feel the same way. we ll talk to one congressman who welcomes the president. say
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takata. up until today, for 12 months the japanese manufacturer refused to acknowledge that their airbag deflators are defective. expanding the number of recalls to a historic 34 million. those airbags are blamed for at least six deaths and over 100 injuries. with us bob hilliard, the most prominent attorney in the country representing gm victims and at that cat at that victims and former nhtsa administrator joan claybrook. welcome to you both. joan i will start with you. you have called for takata to issue widespread recall, for nhtsa to get involved. it has now happened. what is your reaction. we finally have cop on the beat at national highway safety administration to recall these cars because they re dangerous for consumers. takata tried richly to say they had only do recall where there was high humidity. cars are driven all over the country. that to me was ridiculous. and it also refused to acknowledge it actually had a defect. this has been going on for eight or 10 ye
shows up on facebook. it s a place for giant waves and daredevils trying to run out of the way. why this is one wave you don t want to mess with. a bachelor party goes haywire when one man managed to make himself over to this hillside with a lady. how his buddies breck that up real quick. this fire rescue video from the ukraine shows the very definition of holding on for dear life. a fire broke out at a jewelry factory on the fourth floor, but i want you to look up there. you see those bodies? those are people hanging on for dear life. they re waiting to be rescued. there are actually five people clinging here. this is desperation here, this is last resort. i imagine now their fingers are probably starting to burn. how long can they hold on? not only are there fingers starting to burn the firefighters get the hose out and spraying them, but if you are holding on for dear life you probably don t want the water on them because you don t want them to slip and fal