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And by the way, were rolling the cars that have been recalled, just so you know, if you have a gm car. lauren, just to add on to what poppy was saying, i talked to christine romans last hour. she said people are bringing in their recalled cars to dealerships to be fixed, and theyre seeing a new product that they like, and theyre buying a new product. so is mary barra some kind of genius? >> well, i think shes got a long road to hoe yet, but i think she actually is smart because theyre offering d...

>> can we talk a little more about that? beyond the recalls were talking unfavorable stories that pertain to words. gm employees cant use internal office memos. how do they do this damage control? >> reporter: right now the way theyre handling damage control is they want to be seen as proactive. they want to be seen as taking care of a safety issue as soon as it comes up. it looks good to do a recall. but they realize now it looks much worse when they were supposed to do a recall before and they...

Jails has steadily decreased. today, cell searches inside rikers look far less like a military operation. >> all right, gentlemen, everyone face the wall, put your hands up on the wall, gentlemen. >> you search them, you should search all of them. the inmates are very ingenious in the way they try to hide things. theyve been known to put things inside their belts. inside different crevices inside their sneakers, inside their shoes, inside their socks. a lot of times, they try to put things insid...

It feels like the advocacy community and activist community basically sat on the sidelines for a few years of this administration and said look, we have a really good advocate in the white house. we just need to be patient. it feels like the clock has run out on that patience. >> right. and now the president is in this terrible catch 22, because they say he should be doing something with deportations. but if he does, republicans will say look, we cant trust him, so we cant negotiate with him to ...

Arriving or perhaps just getting into the office, heading to the classrooms, not in the halls, proactive, supervised, where you can quickly intervene or prevent an incident from occurring. we are looking closely at what time do you open the doors, what time are staff in place and ready to go. you have to have adequate policing. as weve seen in school shootings and in todays incident, a lot of these incidents happen as the schools open and the school is with a skeletal staff and not ready for som...

He can carve up a bunch of people, too. there are all kinds of available weapons. this is not about a choice of weapons. this is trying to control people who are nuts. statistics tell us you cannot control the number of nuts. the more complicated our society becomes, the more nuts we have out there. i dont know how you deal with that without curbing personal freedom. >> when a tragedy like this happens, we are quick to look at washington, d.c., to try to find a solution. i think what we need to ...

>> california has had very large earthquakes in the past. 1906 was the last big one, the earthquake that devastated san francisco. in southern california there was a large earthquake in 1857 about the same size. los angeles was a small town back then. that earthquake only killed two people. the southern most andreas fault ruptured in the late 1600s. the fault had enough time since the last earthquake to support having another earthquake. it could be a decade away or decades away. those are the f...

>> smoke in the cabin. >> the plane crashed in the florida everglades. 110 people died. it led to new cargo hold safety rules. but not finding flight 370 or its data recorders could be a missed opportunity for change. >> whatever brought down that flight, whether it was fire, hijack, pilot suicide, explosive decompression, a bomb, whatever, its important to find that out so we can fix it so it doesnt happen again. >> reporter: and its security, too. the september 11th hijackings led to strengthe...

Direction. i think the pilot union has to be more proactive. up next, two large objects floating, one of them 79 feet along. were going to show you how analysts are reaching their conclusions. and debris from the airline may have been drifting for several days now. youre going to see how that makes the search even more difficult. we asked people a question,

Mean that benshas nose failed her. >> its not that shes looking to find drugs, its more catching the odor and that way we know that there was drugs there at one time. >> just because they didnt find anything doesnt mean it wasnt there two days ago. >> exactly. exactly. its like a cherry pie. if you bake a cherry pie in the morning and eat it that morning before you go to work, when you come home, what do you smell? >> cherry pie. >> but is it there still? >> okay. >> i think we got good results....