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Administration from regulating carbon dioxide emissions from cars, trucks and industrial plants. toyota is recalling more than 400,000 older model cars for steering issues. the beleaguered japanese auto giant is calling back 473,000 avalon sedans built between 2000 and 2004 and the company says that the steering lock bar can break under certain conditions. 39,000 lexus, and lx 470 suvs manufactured between 2003 and 2007 are being recalled also for potential steering problems. and a it was a close call for a river boat captain in new hampshire. he was steering his boat under the 80-year-old...

7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. it's been a big week for the nfl with the annual player draft but the six-game suspension of bep roethlisberger drawing a lot of negative attention. he was suspended after being accused of sexual assault for the second time in a year. while not criminally charged in either case it is going to cost him and could cost him a lot. rick horrow is here to break it down. what the dollar figure? >> $102 million a year contract. eight-game suspension he may lose as much as $3.7 million, if it's six about $2.9, $473,000 a game, the same as one of your news casts, done. >...

Many are finding themselves a stem away from losing their home, and it's not an option, leaving help and bill and children on the street. in the annual survey, found that the homeless rate was 1.6 million, the suburban rose to 22%. and shelters grew from 473,000 to 517,000. and the problem has left county executives and shelter operators scrambling to cover the basis. >> sometimes it's a lot cheaper to work to keep a person in their apartment and their home than dealing with them and their families once they have been evicted >> the calls will come in consistently with people in need of housin...

Stem away from losing their home, and it's not an option, leaving help and bill and children on the street. in the annual survey, found that the homeless rate was 1.6 million, the suburban rose to 22%. and shelters grew from 473,000 to 517,000. and the problem has left county executives and shelter operators scrambling to cover the basis. >> sometimes it's a lot cheaper to work to keep a person in their apartment and their home than dealing with them and their families once they have been evicted >> the calls will come in consistently with people in need of housing. so the empty beds are non-e...

For those who have lost their homes. many shelter operators and county executives around the northeast say they just can't keep up with the demand of people who come knocking on their door. >> this has been the most difficult time. this has been the most crisis-filled time over the past number of years for homeless women and children. >> they're working class people who lost their job, lost their health benefits, going into foreclosure. >> one of the people we met for the story is joan. we got her at the bethany house shelter on long island. joan was a homeowner for 50 years and struggled to p...