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Including what did he know and why didn't he know it? why did he not know that this ignition switch detect was leading to death after death after death. so that is what i would really hone in on today, carol, is, of course, what the ceo says, but also what did the top lawyer at general motors know and what did the top of delphi the company that manufactured this switch that was designed by gm, but what did delphi know as they were making this switch? did they know that it wasn't up to standards? >> after each of these hearings, damaging testimony comes out of these hearings. i want to ask alis...

Buick regal, 2011 or later. mid size could include the honda accord: among the cars under $10,000, large cars like the acura rl, mazda 6, suvs like the ford escape and minivans including the kia sedona. another challenge, making sure the car hasn't been involved in a major safety recall. amber rose was the first death associated with the chevy cobalt and the subsequent ignition switch recall. her air bags failed to deploy. >> i miss her very, very much. there's nothing i wouldn't give to have her back even if it was just for a day. >> reporter: the advice, check car fax and the federal registr...

Hearing tomorrow. what are we expecting? >> gm's main attorney will be testifying. people dieing to hear from him. why? because he was in charge of the department that gave out $5 million to people who blot cases to gm over these cars years and years ago. what did they know, when did they know it? why did they ask these people to keep silent after taking the money. also the maker of this ignition switch, delphi, the ceo will testify tomorrow. they have said we knew there were problems with theic sfwhichgs. we told them about it. it was their design. they did not want to change it. >> lots more...

They stood in the way of safety. and to back up that charge, they had records of 13 deaths that are caused by wiggly ignition switches and led to 13 deaths and new york times got ahold of four of those reports. they are tragic and one guy named gene ericson. a picture of him and his children two days after he was killed in a car crash. this is a day before he died. he was a passenger in a gm car back in 2004 driven by candace anderson. she survived and he did not. in a criminal investigation it was discovered that miss anderson pled guilty to criminal negligence because of xannex. gm took that...

Contributory negligence of the driver, intoxication, texting with a cell phone, speeding, irrelevant. i'm not interested in that. this is all about the ignition switch. >> but you would have to trace it back to the ignition switch. so the company knows of 13 deaths attributable to this ignition default. others say it's up to 300. what do you say? >> we'll see. i mean, that's no substitute beginning august 1. here's the claim, here's the backup. let's see. >> you see what i'm saying, though, ken? i said the other day on fox business, there is a possibility this gets out of hand and you, with th...