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Other disturbing news on the consumer front. today general motors said it was redoubling its safety efforts in announcing the recall of a million and a half new vehicles over the weekend honda said it was also recalling 900,000 of its odyssey mini vans because of a potential fire hazard. and of course all of this comes hot on the heels of gm's previous belated recall of 1.6 million cars with ignition problems, problems that gm admits were discovered way back in 2001. that is a long time to sit on a potentially deadly problem. how deadly? initial reports linked it to 13 deaths but the center fo...

Organizers of south by southwest demanding they rescind their invitati invitation. >> kim jong-un won an election with a staggering 100% of the vote. he did run unopposed. this is the first election held since kim jong-un took control. new report that finds government regulators knew more than a decade ago about gm's massive recall but never acted on it. 13 people died as a result of this defect, so what do we know why the government didn't go further into this? >> let me give you facts and figures here. "new york times" analysis found 260 complaints over the last 11 years about the cars wit...

Recalling almost 400,000 cars due to ignition problems. middle box, benjamin nath use hoo condemning the notila attack, those abarred the georgia gaza ship wanted compensation. in the bottom box, the nba is expanding overseas, the league announcing it will play two regular season games this upcoming season in london. jenna: how do you know if seafood from the oil spill-tainted gulf is safe? the fda is giving it the smell test, that's who. scientists at the university of florida are training food safety inspectors to sniff out contamination in gulf seafood before it heads out to the stores....

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Then that will be very big problems for the company. >> we know, for example, david friedman, the acting head of the national highway transportation administration is expected to pose some serious questions. specifically, as you pointed out, around 2005 when gm had received numerous customer complaints related to the ignition problems. as i said before, mary barra is the new face of gm. many wonder if the company will essentially try to hide behind her clean slate or will this hearing and these investigations dig deeper into people who were actually there when these decisions were being made? ...