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Involved in a deadly collision. three people were killed and it could have been a lot worse. brad wheelis has the details. >> reporter: it happened on rural state highway 9, calhoun county, northern mississippi. the tractor-trailer side swiped one bus and slammed head-on into the other. >> it was very intense scene, as you can imagine, with that kind of a wreckage. debris scattered throughout the highway. the bus is actually draped over a guardrail over the bridge of the river. >> reporter: three adults were killed. the bus driver, a teacher and drive of the 18-wheeler. the fire department dec...

Problems with the car. >> some floor mats entrap driver's gas pedals while vehicles were in motion. >> reporter: toyota recalled more than 5 million cars because of that problem. >> second, so-called sticky pedals made some toyota acceleration too slow to release. >> just took off. seemed like the more i hit the brake, the harder it wanted to accelerate. >> reporter: toyota only admitted to the sticky pedals after abc reported on this case of a new jersey driver whose car would not stop. toyota was then fined $16.4 million, a record amount, for failing to disclose the sticky pedal problem in a...

That report found some cases could have been caused by sticky gas pedals or bunched up floor mats. those problems have already been handled through recalls. the top u.s. transportation official declared toyotas are safe to drive. >> the jury is back. the verdict is in. there is no electronic-based cause for unintended high-speed acceleration in toyotas. period. >> there were no failures found in the software that would unilaterally cause unintended acceleration. >> the japanese automaker welcomed the findings as confirmation of the reliability of its cars. toyota shares jumped to a nine-month ...