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Week to repair faulty accelerators and honda is in the midst of a massive global recall with more than 400,000 vehicles with problems with the airbags. and president obama says they are moving to tougher sanctions toward iran, as tehran is enriching uranium to levels that could be used for nuclear weapons and the president calling the actions unacceptable and saying they could pay the price. i'm ainsley earhardt. back to "on the record with greta van susteren." foxnews.com. >> greta: now part two of your interview with secretary of defense gates in rome, italy the inside story on working with ...

Building at the time. they evacuated most of them. now we're being told that this guy is apparently holding four hostages in the bank on the second level. s.w.a.t. teams have surrounded it. his demand is he wants television cameras to come to the scene. there is a small television station in kearney, nebraska, a bigger station in omaha would take them about three hours to get there, so it may take a while before we get the pictures on the satellite but now s.w.a.t. teams have surrounded this bank, four hostages being held in kearney, nebraska. we'll bring you the latest as it crosses the fire ...

Affecting some 400,000 cars. akio toyoda, his grandfather founded the company, made this promise, speaking in english to his customers around the world. >> together we will do everything in our power to regain the confidence of our customers. >> reporter: the problem, says toyoda, is with the antilock brakes. hit ice or uneven surfaces, the brakes seem to fail for a fraction of a second. toyota says a software fix fixes the problem. for about two weeks, amid toyota's recall of more than 8 million cars for sticky accelerators and faulty floor mats, the company's president was out of the public ...

Recalls because of problems with the accelerators. mid-atlantic bracing for storm two. a storm moving east right now is expected to drop another 20 inches in and around the nation's capital. they already have more than two feet on the ground already. federal offices are again closed today. and what are the odds that someone could survive being buried under earthquake rubble for almost are a month? experts would say impossible. but this 28-year-old haitian man is living proof it can happen. he was pulled from the debris of a supermarket where he may have been trapped since the quake hit. he...

Speaking of a force to be reckoned with, the governor of pennsylvania, ed rehn zell also rendell, also my friend. it's good to have you on. >> good morning, mika. >> in a minute we'll do news and then we want to talk about jack murtha who obviously passed away yesterday. take us through the news. this morning toyota is adding its prius to a long list of cars and trucks being recalled over safety concerns. complaints about the braking system is leading the automaker to pull back more than 400,000 vehicles worldwide including the prius and two other models. that's on top of the 7 million other...