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captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. if the government has its way, millions of american drivers will be taking their cars and light trucks into the shop to fix a defect that could kill them. late today, the transportation department called for the expansion of what has been a limited, regional recall of vehicles whose front driver-side airbags were made by japan s takata corporation. the government now wants a nationwide recall with the expansion including vehicles manufactured by ford, honda, chrysler, mazda, and b.m.w.. that could bring the number of recalled vehicles to more than 20 million. jeff glor is following the investigation and has the details. reporter: the defective takata airbags have already been link to at least five deaths and more than 100 injuries. drivers and passengers can be hurt when airbags explode sending schap neld nel through a vehicle. takata first learned about the problem a ....
movie was the subject of peace negotiations between the north and the south at the very end of the civil war, which is the subject of the book. it s a shorthand way for me to introduce it to people because most people who have the fainted faintest interest in the subject will have seen the movie. the cover of the book is on the projector, which redepicts a meeting between lincoln and grant and sherman and admiral porter, who was the senior union admiral at the time. on the steamship river queen which was the air force one of its time, as i like to think of it. and it was the chamber, or the compartment on the river queen that you see on the cover of the book that the peace conference took place, about a month or month and a half prior to this meeting between lincoln and his military leaders. the artist who painted the picture in 1868 entitled it the peacemakers which i have always thought was titled with some conscious irony that took light of the fact that the peac ....
and you will hear more about shortly. to moderate tonight s program we are pleased to welcome susan swain, the moderator for c-span first ladies: influence and image. susan swain is president and co-ceo c-span sharing responsibility for all operations of the public affairs cablenet work. she oversees programming and marketing for c-span3 television channels and c-span radio. she helped launch the washington journal, booktv, it american history tv. she has also been involved in the creation of numerous c-span history series such as american presidents, the lincoln-douglas debate and american writers your for over 30 years she has been one of c-span s principal on camera interviewers. most recently on april 14 first ladies was released as a book by public affairs books featuring a collection of images from the television series. it is the ninth book susan ness edited for c-span and public affairs. and as you noticed when you came in, we will have copies of the book ....
living next door to a fraternity. the outrageous behavior caught on camera. got to give it up and pharrell not giving up anything in court. the superstar taking the stand in the blurred lines trial claiming he didn t rip off the marvin gaye classic. and wait until you hear how much money the smash hit song really earned. got to give it up got to give it up keep on dancing you just can t help but move and groove to marvin gaye. that s the song at the center of that blurred lines trial. we ll have more on that ahead. and we have so much to get to. this morning that massive storm sweeping across the country dropping snow from texas to new york, six states declaring an emergency. more than 2400 flights canceled. ginger and our team on that. in a minute. but we begin with that breaking news. look at these dramatic pictures. right here. the u.s. ambassador to south korea, mark lippert, viciously slashed at a breakfast speech. north korea is praising th ....
on camera. got to give it up pharrell not giving up anything in court. the superstar taking the stand in the blurred lines trial claiming he didn t rip off the marvin gaye classic. and wait until you hear how much money the smash hit song really earned. got to give it up got to give it up keep on dancing you just can t help but move and groove to marvin gaye. that s the song at the center of that blurred lines trial. we ll have more on that ahead. we have so much to get to. that massive storm sweeping across the country dropping snow from texas to new york six states declaring an emergency. more than 2400 flights canceled. ginger and our team on that. that breaking news. look at these dramatic pictures. the u.s. ambassador to south korea mark lippert viciously slashed at a breakfast speech. north korea is praising the attack as the ambassador recovers in a hospital this morning. abc s terry moran has all the latest. good morning, terry. reporter: ....