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Jon: right now, faulty airbags forcing a massive recall by three major car companies. honda, nissan and mazda, recalling nearly 3 million cars because of airbagses that regulators say could rupture and possibly explode. here is the exact breakdown. honda recalling 2.3 million vehicles made between 2000 and 2005. nissan, some 755,000, cars 2001 to 2003. mazda recalling 160,000 calls from 2002 to 2004. a come please pleat list of vehicles -- complete list of vehicles available on each company's website. jenna: new developments in the case after u.s. marine in mexico. sergeant andrew tahmooressi ...

Nissan is recalling 755,000 of its cars worldwide to fix the problem. japan's three largest makers we called 5 million a munch month. hollywood considers that he is ho hum. think lick a man. the jersey joys musical hit a flat note. 22 jump street and how to train your dragon and jersey boys round out the top 5. in record territory the dow is up but futures are down eight points.

Radar, and was headed back through the panama canal. u.s. officials are looking at the possibility that cuba was sending the equipment to north korea for an upgrade. >> it's going to take some time to confirm the details of this case, but that would be a violation of the security council resolution. >> reporter: all indications are u.s. intelligence tipped off the panamanians to the ship. the canal is a security nightmare for billions of dollars in shipping. 14,000 vessels transit every year. 60% of the cargo carried is either delivered to the u.s. or shipped from american ports. 755,000 barre...

Like you said salespeople in all areas of the dealership we are hiring. >> reporter: one of the things we wanted to look at was pre recession numbers. how many folks did you have to layoff? everyone was hit hard. >> we laid off almost 200 people. before the recession we were almost at 1200. we got down to a low of about 830 people now we are back to about a thousand. >> reporter: that is certainly good. andy thanks very much. in 2007 back in the good old days about 1.1 million people worked at new car dealerships in the country. in 2009 that number dropped to 755,000, and in 2011 the projectio...