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Company's deadly ignition switch defect. "morning joe" will be right back.

Health care law. paying the price. general motors announces the financial compensation that it plans to give families of victims who died as a result of its ignition switch defect. is it enough? we will ask the lawyer representing several families suing the nation's largest automaker. and truth and consequences. the new nsa chief plays down the damage done by the snowden leaks. but what has been the real national security fallout? andrea mitchell gets to the bottom of it. she's moderating the great debate in aspen. >> general alexander, do you think the debate that has ensued in the one ye...

Mary barra grilled on capitol hill. a company spokesperson not convinced that general motors has done enough. >> when i go through this, it looks like a lot more than 15 people should have been terminate. >> it's not clear to me that any senior level manager has been held responsible for the gm corporate culture that allowed the ignition switch defect to go unaddressed for years. >> mary barra wants to focus on the new gm but many not ready to turn the page. that as janet yellen turns the page on the company, wall streeting hearing her tirades. but as the fed winds down, it's bond buying we ar...

Company, as you said, just had its best may in seven years. sales run 13% from a year ago. i know it sounds crazy, but the funny thing is that these recalls could actually wind up boosting sales because you get more people strolling through the show room as they go and bring their cars in for repairs and they say, hmm, i'm gonna go buy that car. then i've got some people who bring their cars in for repairs and they take those loaners and they say, you know what i like this loaner better, could i go ahead and buy this loaner instead? one thing that's not being advertised, poppy is that gm is al...

Have looted, the gold that they have, this is a very well-funded and growing operation. appreciate the report live from baghdad, anderson. thank you. still to come here in the newsroom, general motors' ceo mary barra back on capitol hill in the hot seat. in less than an hour, lawmakers set to grill her about why the country waited more than a decade to address a deadly ignition switch defect. meanwhile, happening right now, family members of crash victims holding their own news conference. we will dig deeper, straight ahead.