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“They were like, ‘Well, you got it. You got some money that came in.’ And I'm like, ‘I don't know nothing about no money.’”

On Sunday, four of Nigeria’s 18 presidential candidates participated in the Series 2 of the Presidential Town Hall.

Takata-brand airbags were recalled all the way back in 2008 after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration discovered life-threatening malfunctions that could shoot dangerous metal shrapnel at car passengers when the airbags deployed. But even though 19 people have been killed by these defective airbags and hundreds more have been injured by them, and despite over a decade of recall notice letters, postcards and emails to car owners warning about their dangers, safety advocates SafeAirbags.com claim “more than 17 million Takata airbags remain on U.S. roads, including hundreds of t...

There are 11 million vehicles in the US, ranging in age from 2002 to 2015, that still have deadly Takata airbags inside the steering wheel.

melissa: so our top story tonight, made in america. just in time for the 4th of july, a new film tackles what may be one of the biggest but least talked about problems that we're facing today. it is the unmistakable decline of american manufacturing in the face of global competition. the departure of all the jobs that g go with that. vincent is one ofhe direetors of the cleverly titled, "american made movie." welcome to the show. i watched the trailer. looks like a fantastic movie. one of the thing your narrator ys right out of the gate is that making things is important. i wder, is ...