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japan's takata corporation admits it knew about the defect in the airbags but failed to issue a timely recall. and with that the u.s. fined $70 million. and it could raise up to 200$200 million. the airbags are blamed for seven deaths and nearly 100 injuries. and here with the latest this morning. >> reporter: stephanie irvin's life has been changed forever. in december 2013, she was involved in a collision, and instead of her airbag protecting her, it nearly killed her. the airbag exploded and sent sclalinal shrapnel into her face. >> i have to say this has been a mess. >> reporter: transportation

secretary blamed them for misleading the american public for years. >> refusing to acknowledge the truth allows a serious problem to become a massive crisis. >> reporter: documents filed with the national highway safety administration showed they first learned about exploding airbags in 2000. and for years, they denied a nation wide recall was necessary. this summer, after congressional hearings and pressure from the government, takata admitted the airbags were defected. the problem centers on the airbag's inflater, which is killed with the chemical, ammonium nitrate. when moisture or humidity gets into the system, this happens,

it explodes, sending shrapnel flying through the vehicle. nitsa ordered takata to get it done two years faster than originally planned and they also must stop making all airbags with ammonium nitrate. >> it's significant and that's why nitsa is taking you. >> they said we deeply regret the circumstances that caused this. we will complete and are committed to being part of the solution. the fixes won't be complete until at least 2019. we posted a list of recalled vehicles on our website. in chicago alone there are been well over 2500 victims so far this year. the latest, a young boy killed

yesterday. here is dean reynolds. >> a person is shot laying in the alley. >> reporter: this is where 9-year-old tyshawn lee was murdered on monday and that's his mom being comforted by the cops who was just told her boy was dead. >> please, taking too many young lives. please. >> he was shot multiple times in the neck and head. they don't know yet whether he was in the wrong place at the wrong time or targeted in a gang feud. >> there was an unknown number of individuals gathered in the alley prier to the shooting. some type of argument or altercation ensued, which was followed by gun fire. >> reporter: many in the community are helping them, the

member, isn't cooperating. 20-year-old kalen prior, just starting her career as a professional model was murdered in a drive-by shooting while on a visit to her grandparents. with 391 murders this year, the homicide rate is up 18% from a year ago. and the fbi, the president and hillary clinton have all been to chicago in just the last week decrying the violence that has defied answers. susan johnson runs an organization that provides support. >> i know a parent of a year-old, saechb7-year-old. >> what can you tell those people? >> there's nothing you can tell them, all you can do is be with them. >> they're offering a reward for information leading to the

republican presidential contender, donald trump called a news conference to promote his new campaign book. and then he went after his opponents chapter and verse. >> do i think it's time to have some of the other republican candidates drop out? yes. i think mareo is highly overerated. energy. i think beating hillary clinton will be easy. my jeb impression? no, i don't like to show someone sleeping at a podium. >> reporter: his appearance from "saturday night live" who say it legitimizes his hard line policies. >> ratings will go even higher. it's going to be one of the highest rated shows ever. >> reporter: a new poll shows

the rest of the gop field trailing by double digits. trump finds carson's lead mystifying. at book signing in tampa, carson responded. >> i say go talk to the people. they understand. >> reporter: he also broke with many of his fellow republicans demanding changes to public debates. >> i don't really care that much. >> reporter: at a new york city fund raiser, president obama rid kuled gop debate. >> it turns out they can't hand albunch of cnbc moderators. >> trump writes, i'm a business man with a brand to sell. when is the last time you saw a sign hanging outside a pizzeria climbing the fourth best pete aizza

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all: cbs cares! . now to the book of revelations about americans and religion. there's interesting findings in a report today from pier research. but the number of americans who say they're absolutely certain god exists has fallen from 71% to 63. >> reporter: in north hollywood california, alex mckale says she fulfills her spiritual needs at a yoga studio. >> most of my friends and when most, i mean all except for my boyfriend, don't go to church anymore. >> reporter: in fact, only 28%

but not necessarily saying there's not something out there. >> absolutely not. it's more like i hear so many people who are like i believe there's a god, just not a hell. >> reporter: there has also been a decline in the number of americans who claim be to affil affiliated to religion. but the survey notes that among those who do identify with a religion, the number of religious observance has remained the same. the number who say they pray every day has risen from 65% to 66%. >> there's something that beckons us. and is something that we respond

religious or spiritual practices and i don't think that that will ever go away. >> reporter: while organized religion may be declining, spirituality is on the rise. the study shows 6 in 10 adults say they regularly feel an inner sense of peace and well being and that's up seven points from seven years ago. the iraqi politician that persuaded the u.s. to over throw saddam hussein died of a heart attack. after the u.s. invasion, he tried but failed to become arack's prime minister and later had a falling out with the pentagon. he was 71. iraq today is a fractured nation. much of the north is controlled by isis, and here is a town where people fear their way of

>> reporter: abdul ronny and her children found shelter here after islamic militants over ran mosul. she was forced to make a stark decision, convert to islam or face execution and now she says she doesn't trust any muslims. they recruit kids like mine to behead people. how could i like those peopleal. like thousands of others, she fled to this village where the entire population is christian. the site is also home to the saint monstrae, its origins dating back to the 7th century. it's one of the oldest symbols of christianity in this region. and as isis has forced people out, it's becoming onef the last.

refugees, it's not just isis, known as dash, that keeps them from going back. this father says people were shocked by the betrayal of muslim neighbors they've known forgenerations. >> they were supporting dash and we know dash will go away from iraq but the mentality of dash will remain at mosul. >> reporter: he told us that even if isis is one day defeated, she'll never go back. for christians, she said, iraq is gone. none of this bodes well for the plan to drive isis out of mosul and in the hope of putting the second largest city back together again, especially since it's been under isis control for more than a year.

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2-year-old luna died in april after getting into chewing gum. she started vomiting and they rushed her to the vet but it was too late. >> her kidney tests weren't good. they were shutting downnd we didn't have any other choice but to put her down. >> reporter: xylotil is safe for humans but can be cause seizures in dogs. the number of products is on the rise and so are the calls to the aspca's animal poison control center. more than 3700 last year. some animal well fare groups are calling for warning labels on products with xylotil.

>> you just have to be really careful because they're hungly the time. i know my dogs are and always looking for a treat, so you have to really watch them. >> reporter: sam and jordan go one step further. >> with a lot of things like candy, gum, peanut butter, we check them all and if theyy have xylotol in them, we don't buy them. >> reporter: if it has it in it, either get rid of it, or put it way up in a top cabinet, far out of the reach of these guys. >> great dogs.

that story is next. most nfl teams will not let you bring a water bottle into their stadium. but somehow activists managed to gett sophisticated gear into the panthers. colts game last night. >> reporter: for thousands of fans in bank of america stadium and millions more watching on tv, the question was how did activists repel from the upper deck in the peaceful protest. the nfl proposed new security guide lines that limited fans to only bring clear bags like these into games. and they do pat downs as fans enter relationship. >> i'v've never worked on something with 70,000 people, this many eye balls on what

we're doing. >> reporter: but 35-year-old madrid says she just walked in with the gear. >> i went in just like anybody else would with very little on my person. i had a clear bag, just like anybody else would. >> and you got searched. sfwlrks the incident hads many security experts questioning the nfl stadium security procedures. >> i couldn't imagine how one could sneak in with all that gear on. america america's security says they're looking into how it made the past security. >> a security deficiency was recognized through a peaceful protest that occurred as posed to a more violent incident that may have happened. >> reporter: four protesters were arrested and face several

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>> so, you don't like space walking, you like having space walked. >> yeah, i guess i could say that. it's pretty challenging and a pretty risky environment out there. it's not that we kind of fun that you have on a roller coaster or something like that. >> reporter: when you had been looking at sunrise and sunsets from inside the space station, is there any difference from when you're observing a sunrise or supset when you're space walking? sglirts incredible the distance. i thought the view is pretty amazing out here, how could it be much more amazing? but when you're looking through one pane of glass, it is just a completely different level of color and brilliance that you

here looking out the windows. >> reporter: while we debate the value of future space space exploration, one thing is for sure, the views are priceless. cbc news, new york. and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and join nora and gale and

i'm charley rose. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, november 4th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." a stunning development in the investigation of an illinois officer who died in the line of duty. authorities will say this morning the veteran cop took his own life. ohio snuffed out the idea of legal pot. voters reject a proposal to legalize recreational and medical marijuana use. a crash landing caught on camera. a pilot runs into trouble mid flight and uses the plane's parachute to bring it safely to the ground.

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, police officials north of chicago will reportedly announce that an officer whose shooting death led to a massive manhunt actually killed himself. lieutenant joe gliniewicz died two months ago and that led to a search involving hundreds of officers. brad edwards of our chicago station be wbbm has our report. >> reporter: the question for two long months, what happened to lieutenant "g.i. joe" gliniewicz shot to death after he reported he was chasing three men, two white, one black, in a marshy woodland. >> joe was my world. my world got a little bit smaller with his passing. >> reporter: sources now tell us it appears to be a suicide. more than 400 cops initially searched for fugitives and residents were on edge. but there was little outwardly

that pointed to murder. there was, however, infighting when the coroner mentioned details about the death. >> we are not going to comment on what the coroner said. >> i'd say more the word for that would be responsible. we don't deal off of assumptions. we don't work case off of assumptions. we work cases off of facts. >> reporter: the 52-year-old lieutenant was shot twice with his own 42-caliber pistol. once in his vest, once in his chest. officially on the record, authorities will only say that the investigation has concluded and they will lay out all of the details this morning. in fox lake, i'm brad edwards for cbs news. >> we will have more on the circumstances surrounding the death of lieutenant joe gliniewicz coming up on "cbs this morning." this morning, supporters of a ballot proposal that would have legalized the use of

its defeat a bimpump in the road. it would have legalized the medical use of pot. the vote was not close. adriana diaz is in columbus, ohio. >> the work continues. it's not over. >> reporter: supporters of a plan to legalize marijuana in ohio are vowing to keep up the fight, even though voters issued a resounding no to legalization on tuesday. ian james, the executive director of responsible to ohio helped bring the issue to the ballot. >> there are people who have a they need the passionate care that medical marijuana provides. >> reporter: ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich were among those that worried the measure would do more harm than good. saying in a statement, it would be easy access to drugs. >> i voted yes on issue two and no on issue three. >> reporter: voters instead passed a measure to prevent monopolies in the state. it would have only allowed a small group of private investors to exclusively grow and sell marijuana.

>> the competition in every aspect is -- is a good deal for businesses and it's a good deal for the citizens. >> i'm nick lachey. ohio is my home. >> reporter: singer and reality star nick lachey was among those who bankrolled the campaign for legal saigs. following the vote, the former lead singer of 98 degrees, he took to twitter saying, in part, change takes time. adriana diaz, cbs news, columbus, ohio. in neighboring kentucky, voters elected a republican governor. only the second time that has happened in 40 years. bevin defeated conway. bevin is a 48-year-old investment banker who never held public office and campaigned on his personal story. the adoption of four children and his christian faith, more than his policies. an ordinance that would have protected gays and transgender people from discrimination was easily defeated in houston. supporters say the houston equal rights ordinance would have

against discrimination based on sex, race, age, and religion. opponents focused on part of the measure relating to the use of public restrooms by transgender men and women allowed it would allow sexual predators to enter women's restrooms. now to the election. a year from now, donald trump says he will advertise soon in the first states to vote in the republican nominating race. up until now, trump relied on the media and others to promote his campaign. trump also unveiled his new book. as don champion reports, he took an opportunity to knock his white house rivals. >> i think marco is highly overrated. ben carson does not have that energy. i think beating hillary clinton is going to be easy. my jeb impression? no, i don't want to do that. i don't like showing a person sleeping at a podium. >> reporter: the bush campaign is struggling to gain a foothold. >> this is not about me. in fact, it's not about the politicians with the great

lines. it's not about the big personalities on the stage. it's a lot -- it's about people that are struggling right now. >> reporter: after dominating opinion polls through the summer, two national polls now have trump trailing ben carson, with marco rubio gaining ground. >> i think people are looking for some truth, some honesty, integrity, and i believe that that is something that, hopefully, that i offer to them. >> reporter: a new nbc/"wall street journal" poll has carson tied with hillary clinton in a race. clinton leads trump by eight points. another poll shows clinton with a three-point lead over bernie sanders in new hampshire. she trailed by three in september. the surge is a result of regained support from female voters. >> i don't think it's enough that the granddaughter of a former president has opportunities. i want the granddaughters of

factory workers and the grandsons of truckdrivers to opportunities. debate is scheduled for november 14th. new hampshire voters go to the polls february 9th. by the way, donald trump's book is published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs. >> thank you, don champion, in homework. this morning, the air force is trying to figure out why one of its rockets failed in mid flight. the ors4 super strypi lifted off from a naval base in hawaii late yesterday. shortly after liftoff, the rocket broke up in mid flight and there were 15 small satellites on board. russians have broadened the search after a plane crashed. all 224 people on board a russian flight were killed. 33 have been identified. a u.s. satellite detected heat around the airbus before it crashed on the sinai peninsula and that could indicate a bomb or an engine explosion.

missile strike. the national transportation safety board says a disconnected fuel line was discovered on an airliner that caught fire at a florida airport last week. the dynamic international airways boeing 767 was headed to venezuela from ft. lauderdale. 101 people on board escaped by using emergency chutes. be winter storm warnings are in effect in the mountain west. a storm system will bring a foot or more of snow to eastern utah and much of the colorado rockies. some ski resorts in california's mountains are preparing to open early this week. they are making snow near lake tahoe to supplement the wintry blast. some places got up to 30 inches of snow. the number of people sickened in the chipotle e. coli outbreak is growing. more than three dozen confirmed cases in oregon and washington and the outbreak has forced the chain to close 43 restaurants in the pacific northwest.

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the deal also includes an option for movie and tv projects. he left "the daily show" in august after 16 years. glad we will be able to see him again. vegans can say cheers to a famous beer. heavy fine. jill wagner is at the new york more. good morning. >> u.s. safety officials fined the japanese air bag maker exploding air bags. for years they hid evidence that its air bags could explode. eight deaths and more than a hundred injuries are linked to the problem. takata agreed to phase out the faulty air bags and has two to rereace those still in use. the penalty could increase to $200 million if takata fails to live up to the agreement. meanwhile, honda says it is dropping takata as an air bag supplier. more trouble at volkswagen. they have found 800,000 vehicles with emission problems.

volkswagen did not identify the vehicles but said most are diesel engines. the automaker already admitted it installed software in many of its vehicles designed to deceive u.s. emissions test. rising oil prices sent energy stocks higher and that pushed up stocks on wall street. dow rose 89 points. the s&p finished five points higher. the nasdaq rose nearly 18 points. a victory for air b&b. san francisco voters rejected a ballot measure that would have restricted air b&b and other short-term rental platforms. proposition would have limited home shares to 75 nights and require air b&b to pull listings that exceed that limit. they blame short-term rentals for squeezing the city's already tight housing markets. changes at twitter. hearts are in and stars are out. little red hearts replace gold stars on twitter. the hearts will appear where the stars once did underneath tweets. the favorite section is renamed likes.

twitter says the new look will make twitter easier and more rewarding to use. guinness is going vegan. like many other brewers, they use fish bladders to clarify its beer and yeast to settle faster. next year a new filtration process will be used. which means after 256 years, guinness will be vegan friendly! >> i know some die-hards may be upset. i'm not vegan but anything that does not include fish bladder sounds a lot better to me. >> who knew that was being used all these years? >> i wish i didn't know. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. still to come, caught on video. a small plane makes an emergency landing on a highway with the help of a parachute. we will tell you who was in the cockpit.

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as former walmart ceo bill simon. simon and two others on the plane, along with a woman in a truck hit by the aircraft, were all taken to the hospital. their injuries are reported to be minor. of a boy at football practice. the sheriff says wyatt barber collapsed to the ground on monday after performing sprints. coaches performed cpr on the third grader. they say there was no physical contact on the light practice. the "los angeles times" reports movie director quentin tarantino broke his silence on undercover cops. he at a rally last month in new york city. on tuesday, he told "the times" quote, all cops are not murderers.

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victory. downtown kansas city was nearly shut down, as an estimated 500,000 people turned out to tuesday's championship parade. the college football playoff selection committee is out with its first rankings of the season and s.e.c. fans will be happy. conference foes lsu and alabama are ranked second and fourth and clemson grabs the top shot and last year's champion ohio state is third. derek jeter was known for making smooth plays at shortstop during his career with the new york yankees. now the retired baseball star is showing he is still pretty slick. while posting about his new dog on his website, jeter let it slip that his pet was a gift from his fiancee. that is the first mention from jeter that he is engaged to model hannah davis. nhl star tyler seguin makes the night of a young fan. the girl in the front row brought a sign saying all she wants for her 16th birthday was

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today, ohio voted on whether to legalize marijuana. so if you're a marijuana supporter in ohio, today was the day you were supposed to do that. here is another look at this morning's top stories, including that one. ohio voters easily defeated a battle proposal that would have legalized marijuana for recreational and medical use.

control the marijuana farming. opponents call that a marijuana monopoly. later this morning, police officials in northern illinois are expected to announce that a veteran police officer shot to death in september actually killed himself. lieutenant joe gliniewicz radioed that he was chasing three suspects. his body was found near his patrol car. that triggered a massive manhunt but no one was ever arrested. the pentagon is suspending the missile defense program that involved last week's embarrassing blimp mishap. the unmanned blimp broke free from its tether in maryland and drifted more than a hundred miles and came to rest in rural pennsylvania. the 2.7 billion dollar system is designed to detect cruise people in los angeles neighborhood got a big scare from a big cat. spotted saturday night relaxing people in a car captured it on video. >> oh, my god! that is a real animal!

and we are not on a safari! >> the cat appeared to have a tracking collar. some believe it might be a mountain lion dubbed p-22 which lives in the wilderness of griffith park. first lady michelle obama is in qatar this morning to promote education to girls. yesterday, the first lady was joined by late night talk show host conan o'brien. the first lady travels to jordan on her week-long trip in the middle east. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the warning about a sweetener that could poison your family dog. plus "blue blood" actress bridget moynahan will join us. with a new book cook inspired by the show and also visit two football players on the baylor football team. a photographer captured a dramatic show in the sky. time lapse photography shows the aurora borealis putting on a

that is much farther south than the northern lights are usually that is the "cbs morning news" i'm anne-marie green.