gerri: i was just going to ask you about that the cadillac escalade. brand spanking new design of this car. the problem is the passenger airbag won't deploy. now that is very, very concerning. >> may not deploy. we don't know yet. gerri: this is very concerning to me because this is a brand new car. i would think they triple, quadruple check these things before they go out, the brand spanking new ones but i understand there might be a problem in the airbag industry that goes beyond just gm or even this escalade. >> if you look at recalls a lot of them have to do with airbags. what we're seeing is, the auto industry is trying to achieve economies of scale. so there's, there are a few airbag suppliers. they supply all of the automakers. so you're seeing these giant recalls when one thing goes wrong on one car you see that across the board because they're the same makers. they're also using the same architectures on, you know, for example, the cadillac escalade is built on the pickup truck frame. so they're using vehicles in a more widespread way to get e

that's for the cadillac escalade. a stop sale warning going tots oranges and people considering that vehicle. all together, general motors has now announced 29 recalls, totalling 13.6 million vehicles. they also took another charge of $200 million -- additional $200 million for the second quarter of this year. charges all together, 1.7 billion. that's for this year, a total of $400 million in the second quarter and 1.3 billion from the first quarter. take a look at shares. once the recall was announced offer recalls announced this morning, you saw the stock coming under pressure. the bottom line is this, tyler and sue. we don't know if this is an all-time record for one automaker, but it's pretty darn close. i wouldn't be surprised if we see a few more. they have essentially taken the attitude anything close to a recall, get it out. they're flushing out the bad news. >> my car was one of those recalls for a side air bag issue. remember, everybody, a reairing of "failure to recall" there cannot be a more timely documen

and cadillac escalades with passenger airbag defects and a handful of pickups with a fire risk. in a statement, the company says it's part of a continuing effort to quickly address emerging safety issues. it was last month that the ceo went before congress promising change. >> we recognize culture change doesn't happen in a year or two but we're well on that journey and we will, are dedicated to it and we want to have the safest vehicles on the road. >> reporter: so far this year gm issued 29 recalls involving nearly 14 million cars, an industry record. on gm's facebook page, dislike, disappointment and disgust from one gm customer. others wrote it's tuesday, must be gm recall day. and i am leaving american cars. this is ridiculous. phil lebeau covers the auto industry for cnbc. >> some of these would not have bean recall in the past but in this case general motors has decided this is the time because of this crisis less announce any recall, let's get it out of the way. >> reporter: experts say getting consumers to pay attention to a recall is a constant challenge. government da

followed by: honda civic, toyota camry, toyota corolla, chevrolet silverado, acura integra, cadillac escalade, ford f-350, nissan altima and chevy tahoe. auto parts seller autozone is spinning out double digit earnings growth -- again! for 31-consecutive quarters now, autozone has reported an uptick in profits. net sales for the quarter were 2.3 billion dollars--up 6.2%. this is one of the rare cases where the nasty winter weather was beneficial to a retailer as cars required more maintenance. however, the stock slid $20 in trading. the hot-button topics of air pollution and car emissions are merging in china.. chinese officials are attempting to curb pollution by pulling more than 5 million ageing vehicles off the roads this year, a global account of the greenest cars was just released. hyundai- kia just unseated honda . and ford had the cleanest cars coming from america.. calling it the most effective way to reduce smoking, the world health organization wants a tax hike on tobacco. the group says a 50% increase would lead to 49-million fewer smokers and 11-million fewer deaths in the next t

cadillac escalade when he made the nfl. >> the video ends with teddy making good on that promise.k is appropriate because she is a breast cancer survivor and her name is rose. >> i love it. that's a great story. >> there's our robin robinson. you wonder how she even remembered it. >> you know what? moms remember. i remember saying things to my mom when i was very little. she still brings them up. like the fact that i wanted six kids. where is the rest of my grand babies? >> there you go. how about them grandkids >>> coming up, a 47-year-old mom goes home with her newborn triplets. 47 years old. why doctors call this a miracle family. >>> and putting dinner on the table while spending just $5. saving money never tasted so good. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer sweep and track. i'm sinora and this is my son, chris. i'm a messy person. i don't like cleaning. i love my son, but he never cleans up. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to have a problem with getting a wife. uh, yeah, i guess. [ laughs ] th

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don't put passengers in front of your 2015 cadillac escalade until it can be repaired. there's a problem with the air bag. the auto giant is recalling 2.4 million cars. they have recalled more than 13 million vehicles in the u.s. this year. >> it's a very big story. this is a company that has been fined and has a criminal investigation because they didn't tell people about a deadly defect. now, they are getting far out in front. they told us yesterday, there are two more recalls ahead. expect that news as well. >>> stocks opening in london slightly higher. stocks in germany slightly higher. profit plummets 46% after the breach. sales fell 2.5%. target fired the ceo. he walked out with a nearly $16 million severance feel. they have let go the head of their canada stores. canada was the first attempt to go international. it's been a massive challenge. they have lost almost $1 billion in canada. we talked to target's interim ceo. take a listen. >> we have seen our guests indicate they are ready to move on. they want to get back to the relationship they had with target prio

and cadillac escalades and suv's and insufficiently plastic well that attaches the air bag.erra pick up. retention clips attaching it to the body will be los and lead to a fire. and lastly, 1.3 enclove and a caddia from 2009 to 2014 and saturn outlook are being recalled because of front safety lap belts can fatigue and separate over time and risk of injury in the crash. back to you. ndoug, thank you. >> you bet. >> it is roughly three weeks since the house voted to get a select committee on benghazi. how many democrats if any will participate. five spots are available. house democrats met and some of them spoke about the benghazi committee afterwards. mike emmanuel has more on capitol hill. >> reporter: hi, julia. some say it political in nature and want assurances that it will be fair and others say democrats must participate in the process. >> we have a lot of different opinions i think. i think the discussions in the caucus so far, a clear majority is for participating and not for boycotts. i don't seriously think the idea of putting one person in the hearing should be co

and also, two recalls for the 2015 model years, cadillac escalade, 1400 have been sold already, and the passenger airbags may fail, may not deploy fully in a crash, and if you own one of the vehicles, you're being told by gm to not put anyone in the front until you get the vehicle fixed, and also, gm silverados and sierras, they have a fuse block that can be a fire hazard. this comes after the auto maker was criticized harshly for its disastrous delay in recalling the chevy cobalts with the ignition switch problems, blamed for 15 dacts, and the automaker was find $15 million last week for the delay in ordering that recall. the center for auto safety, that's a consumer group, and he told aljazeera that it was running square -- scared and dot it should have been doing before, the backlog of vehicles, and gm said this is not the end of it, two additional recalls this week, and clarence believes there will be more to come in the weeks ahead. >> wow, at least two more recalls coming in, on top of the 2.4 million cars pie. >> switching gears, california's worst drought on record could cost th

[ laughter ] he was not in it, but his car, a cadillac escalade, was involved in a dui.his is a weird story. so rob ford is in -- well, we think he's in rehab in a town about two hours from toronto. somehow a woman named leanne mcrobb wound up in his car. that is a picture of leanne. [ laughter ] doing god's work. killing clowns, i guess. [ laughter ] she was driving not too far from the rehab facility. police saw her weaving in traffic. they pulled her over and charged her with driving under the influence. how she got hold of the mayor's car and keys we do not know. police said she did have permission to drive it. but of course they impounded it anyway because that's what they do. and even stranger, when reporters went to the impound lot today, they found that the license plates have mysteriously disappeared from the vehicle. a radio station up there got some very fishy-looking video of this leanne mcrobb dropping the mayor's name and then acting like she didn't want to talk about it. it almost seemed like the video was -- was faked. except for the part where she was ac

gm ordered deal investigators stop selling the cadillac escalade suv because of air bag that may not deploy. >> judge in pennsylvania overturned a law banning same sex marriage saying it was unconstitutional that means 44 percent of the u.s. population can be legally married to partner of the same gender. night team blue states on the map have approved the marriages or over turn laws banning them. in the 7 red cities it's approved but being appealed in the courts. >> coming up next. we show you behind the scenes look where cisco is opening up a world where everything is connected. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from r

if a truck were to match our fuel efficiency, you'd have to have a cadillac escalade that would moveon of gasoline. so we're fuel efficient. we're environmentally friendly and it's moving on infrastructure that's funded by private investment and not taxpayer dollars. >> let's talk about that. a lot of people feel that the economy really can't get moving without the federal government. you have created 3,000 jobs during construction. clearly this is not done out of the goodness of union pacific's heart. there's real business to be done out there, right? >> there's real business here and it's the future of our company and, in fact, jim, customer reacceseptivity tells we're probably going to beat our expectation for first year performance for the number of containers that pass through the facility. >> now, there's a number of parts of your business that i know are not necessarily connected to santa teresa but they're very important for you and i look at 2014 volume growth. let's start with agriculture. it seems like agriculture double digit grower this year. why is that? >> you know, we

the one interesting recall in here involves the cadillac escalade. gm stopped sales on the sclads that are on showroom or on the dealer lots. they're also warning drivers of the 2015 escalade, there's an issue with the air bag on the passengers front side of the vehicle. owners have been called by general motors, and told about this issue. they've also been e-mailed, telling those people don't drive this vehicle until we can fix the issue with the air bass in the front. all together, 29 from general motors. 29. think all of 17 last year. total number 9 vehicles recalled. 13.6 million vehicles. the charges, when you include the additional 200 million for the second quarter with today's announcements, a total of 1.7 billion in charges, at least through the second quarter. again we're nowhere close to this being over for the quarter. take a look at shares of general motors. you know, for a while it was a stock that was trading close to that $34 range. that seemed to be some support. now we're seeing more than 2% -- actually now down more than 3% down cl

and cadillac escalades from the 2015 model year.unced 29 separate recalls since the start of the year, for a total of 15 million vehicles worldwide. liz? liz: david, we're going to shift gears here and talk about one of my passions, cupcakes. actually going from cupcakes to real estate. that's a huge jump, right? that is the exact move that jason bauer, crumbs bake shop, cofounder is making as he launches a new firm focused on new york city properties, condos, apartments. right now, folks, forget what is happening in rest of the country, manhattan real estate prices are soaring. look at the average condo price in the first quarter, $2.4 million average? how will these staggering numbers impact jason bauer's new firm and he has a twist to it and is with us now. huge jump. you founded crump bs bake shop, the best cupcakeses ever. which your wife created, all of them. >> yes. liz: 80 stores, more like 70 at the moment. >> correct. liz: you sold out. you're very much a part involved because you own a segment of it, but looking now to re

cadillac when he became an nfl player. well, yesterday, that did happen. >> oh. >> your son just got awe pink escalade. >> a pink escalade cadillacany other cadillac, a pinks ka calculated. that reminds me -- remember, mary kaye? >> i've got a question, the draft is not here yet, right? >> i'm sure people forwarded him the money. and cadillac is involved, too, maybe he got a discount. >> we've got a sing along we want to show people. >> yeah, a selfie. we're all kind of guilty -- >> i've never taken a selfie, nope. >> anyway, this will put an end to all selfie. they did it last night on the "tonight show." you know when those girls are with us -- >> he's a pretty girl. the hair not so much. i love the braces. >> when people do that. a selfie -- they want to do the pucker. >> they do the pucker. >> well, they're puckering but for a different reason. they were dropped in a pool. look at the lion cubs at the national zoo in d.c. they were passing their swim test and they all passed with flying colors. they were not happy about getting dunked in that pool. >> hey! >> what are you doing to me? thanks a lot. "way too early" with thomas

he said he would buy her a pink cadillac escalade when he made the nfl. >> the video ends with teddyt cancer survivor and her name is rose. >> i love it. that's a great story. >> there's our robin robinson. you wonder how she even remembered it. >> you know what? moms remember. i remember saying things to my mom when i was very little. she still brings them up. like the fact that i wanted six kids. where is the rest of my grand babies? >> there you go. how about them grandkids. >> coming up, a 47-year-old mom goes home with her newborn triplets. 47 years old. why doctors call this a miracle family. >>> and putting dinner on the table while spending just $5. saving money never tasted so good. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer sweep and track. i'm sinora and this is my son, chris. i'm a messy person. i don't like cleaning. i love my son, but he never cleans up. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to have a problem with getting a wife. uh, yeah, i guess. [ laughs ] this is ridiculous. christopher glenn! [

when i make it to the nfl, he told his mom, i'm going to buy you a pink cadillac with pink rims. >> a pink escaladede at that time. 13 years later, that little kid has grown as a quarterback. teddy bridgewater, who could be one of the number one picks in the nfl draft this thursday. let's take a look at this exclusive video. there she is. his mom being surprised with a cadillac. >> this is just yesterday afternoon. >> oh. >> you were there, robin. >> yeah, i was there, and it was a moment. and it was a moment. it was a -- that is a pink escalade. >> you know what? i think that's so sweet. can we bring them in? >> please. >> come on. [ applause ] >> teddy and his mother, rose. hello, momma. >> hello. mwah. >> looking good. looking good. >> how are you doing? >> good to see you, man. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hi. >> oh, wow. >> that is quite a mother's day gift. >> birthday. >> birthday. >> oh, today. >> thank you. thank you. >> in the same week. >> how did it feel to you when you saw teddy came through on that promise he made to you in third grade? >> it was just amazing. i was in awe. i