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hena daniels at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, hena. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will see which predictions "back to the future ii" actually got right. >>> police in san francisco arrested an alleged squatter they say stole art that has been for sale for years. they say jeremiah kaylor was living in a guest home without water or electricity. they say the art from the home worth $3,000 were stolen. >> we have one for sure recovered and we are following a bunch of investigative leads for the other remains paintsings. >> police arrested kaylor and say they found a shipping crate he used to pack the paintings. >>> coming up, a missing student is found. we will shoal you how an app helped track down the man. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right let your camry show you that your driveway isn't just connected to your street but to the ends of the

hena daniels, cbs news, new york. larry>> unlike pharmaceuticals, companies do not have to prove dietary supplements work or are safe. the f- d- a can,n,owever, remove a supplement if it is found to be unsafe. larry>> an iowa company has won a federal contract from the u- s- d- a to produce millions of doses of a vaccine for bird flu. harris vaccines of ames began work on their h- 5- n- 1 vaccine back in may... as the deadly virus started infefeing flocks in iowa. the company will receive 6 million dollars over the next two years to provide 48 million doses of their vaccine to the ^ national veterinary stockpile. the h- 5- n- 1 bird flu killed more than 30 million chickens and turkeys in iowa alone this spring... causing a spike in mmodity prices. larry>> spencer head coach jim tie talks to chris just two days before friday's game of the week against spirit lake. and on t t volleyball court dordt and briar cliff were both in action against gpac rivals. see who looked good just weeks away from the conference tournament

hena daniels, cbs news, new york. diana>> unlike pharmaceuticals, companies do not have to prove dietary supplements work or are safe. the f- d- a can, however, remove a supplement if it is found to be unsafe. rry>> there's anotheheproduce recall tonight... . ain over concerns of salmonella exposure. dole is recalling some cases of bagged spinach over health concerns of salmonella exposure. the possibly tainted greens were distributed in 13 states. no illnesses have been reported so far... but lab testing found evidence of salmonella in a random sample of the product. salad in question have a use- by te of october 15th. diana>> an iowa company has won a federal contract from the u- s- d- a to produce millions of doses of a vaccine for bird flu. harris vaccines of ames began work on their h- 5- n- 1 vaccine back in may... as the deadly virus started infecting flocks in iowa. ththcompany will receiveve million dollars over the n nt two years to provide 48 million doses of their vaccine to the national veterinary stockpi

hena daniels, for cbs news, new york. larry>> you don't have to wait for game night to see football action today. winside hosts allen in a little afternoon action. see if allen could halt their five game losing streak. plus we've got the rest of the game night sports. (siouxland sports with sports director chris neyenhouse.) at 2-4 the allen eagles were looking to stop a three game losing streak. winside was looking for the second victory of the season. 1. allen's first drive of the keeps it himself and goes forty yards for the touchdown. two point convsion good. allen up eight to nothing in the first quarter. 2. winside comes right back.. brandon waters hits marcos escalera for the twenty five yard touchdown pass. two point conversion failed. eight to six allen eagles. 3. still in the first.. allen at the winside five yard line and cody thomas barrels into the endzone. two point conversion failed. fourteen to six allen. 4. in the second quarter. winside's hayden king goes forty yards for the touchdown. two point conversi

hena daniels has the story. when josh hurwitz and ellen saltzman watch tv they grab the remotea&.. but there's no cable box to point it ata&. everything they watch is online.(sot- josh hurwitz/cut cable subscription)"when i finally cut the cord and got rid of cable i didn't feel like i lost out on very much." the couple get their t-v shows like netflix and hulua&. and they are part of a growing trend of people dumping cable. (gfx)a study from magid associates finds 3 point 7 percent of people plan to end their cable servicea&. up from 1 point 9 percent in 2011. (bridge: hena daniels/cbs news/new york)what may be more tellinga&. 20 percent of those surveyed say they've *never*subscribed to a pay tv service.that big push coming mostly from younger people who never felt the need to have cable.(sot-ellen saltzman/watc hes tv online)"i didn't even have a tv in college, a couple of my roomates did, but i just watched on my computer."(sot- mike vorhaus/president, magid advisors)"i imagine that this will continue to grow"magid advisors president mike vorhaus says about 30 percent of people

hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, hena. >> good morning. >> reporter: stocks on wall street rebounded, recording their biggest gain in more than two weeks. the dow jones gained over 320 point. the s&p rose 33 points. the nasdaq finished nearly 80 points higher. shares of mcdonald's surged over 8%. that is mcdonald's stock biggest daily increase in seven years. mcdonald's reported restaurant sales rose for the first time in two years. mcdonald's attributed its sales junk to menu tweets. the new ceo has been on the job for eight months and trying to create a new corporate image. >>> twitter ceo jack dorsey is giving $200 million of his company stock to the employees. the stock will go to the employee equity pool and be available for bonuses and hiring new staff. dorsey owns shares worth an estimated $640 million. of its work force, that is about 335 employees. >>> news on the drug pricing controversy that has been making headlines. you may remember the controversial ceo that bought rights to daraprim in au

money watch hena daniels, with more on that, hey, hena. >> reporter: hi, nicole, happy friday. twitter ceo, is giving $200 million of his company stock to his employees. the stock will go to the employee equity pool and be available for bonuses and hiring new staff. >> owns shares worth estimated 640 million. last week twitter fired 8% of its work force, about 335 employees. >> recall impact seven models, so far, no injuries or accidents have been reported in the u.s. dealers will replace the ignition switches, starting in december. >> you may remember that controversial ceo, that bought rights back in august, raised 13.50 to $750 a pill? well, now, he's being under cut. a specialty drug maker says it will sell 1 dollar doses of daraprim. mcdonald's might start selling sweet potato fries, trying the idea in some create your taste test restaurant, in amarillo, texas f another people bite, nicole, the fries could go nationwide. >> sweet potato fries, i like that addition, that sounds great. >> such a comfort food. >> yes, and all day breakfast menu, all right, mcdonald's, way to

in new york, im hena daniels. jake>> the killing of (seh - sil) cecil the lion and the more recent death of a giant african elephant have put trophy hunting in zimbabwe in the spotlight. now... conservation groups are working to balance the outrage the hunts create with the big money the hunts bring in. debora patta has the story. there is growing international concern that zimbabwe's elephant population is in significant decline. so much so that the us fish and wildlife service has suspended all imports of sport-hunted elephant trophies from that country. but money from hunting and photographic tourism is the national parks sole source of funding. it is supposed to be ploughed ck into conservation and assist poverty-stricken communities living near the parks. but emmanuel fundira, of the safari operators association zimbabwe, says corruption and bloated bureaucracy prevent much of the money from helping those in need. sot:) well i would say it's there's a difference//do those resources then get into those communi

hena daniels for us at the new york stock exchange, thank you. >>> coming up on krpt"cbs this morning," we will show you why amazon is suing for people allegedly posting fake reviews. >>> up next on the morning newsstands, stand-up comedian stage to receive a top humanitarian award at the kennedy center. to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. music the keurig k200 series brewer. one touch, and unlike life, no mess. the single serve-make-all- your-favorites-exactly-how- you-like-it-machine. allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy, 24-hour relief for... ...fewer interruptions from the amazing things you do... ...every day. live claritin clear. >>> eddie murphy gets a top comedy honor and fans are calling at the time miracle in >>> the minneapolis star tribune reports on the shooting death of a sheriff's deputy. police say a 24-year veteran of the atkins sheriff's department was shot on sunday. the spokesman s

hena daniels, middletown, new jersey. mollie: a football coach in washington state was suspended after praying after game last friday night. this is after a student invited a group called t satanic and blood seattle to attend the game and protest the school's tolerance of the coach's prayer, that it is always involuntary kennedy does not instruct or encourage any students to join him. the school board had ordered him never again to pray in public. it's a move that has parents upset. >> i think it stinks. he is not hurting anybody. it was a hurting? >> all these adult bickering over all this. what are we showing our children? mollie: he excepted the suspension because he says he is trained to teach his players to stand up for themselves and their beliefs. tonight's game three of the world series between the royals and the mets. it will take place in new york. kansas city leads the series two games to none. the game starts tonight at 7:07 on fox. what is the weather going to be like for that tonight and trick-or-treating lo

hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. here on wall street today, investors will be watching earnings report. for the week, the dow jones gained 132 points and s&p rose 18 and the nasdaq up 55 poise. >>> stockholders vote today on aetna's purchase of health care giant humana. they are supposed to approve the acquisition. the board of directors of both companies have reportedly voted in favor of the deal. two shareholders filed the lawsuit last week to try to block the sale, claiming it's not a good deal. >>> apple is planning an appeal after losing a patent lawsuit. a federal jury ordered apple to pay $234 million for the university of michigan for illegally using the school's technology and for some processors that power iphones and ipads. the jury ruled that some recent apple devices infringe the 1998 patent on improving processor efficiency. >>> at the weekend box office. the family friendly horror movie "goosebumps" took the top spot, two weeks before halloween. zach black based on the movie based on the popular book s

let's take a check on business news, money watch's hena daniels joins us live from new york from the new york stock exchange. good morning, hearing fast-food giant mcdonald's has a reason to celebrate after a great day on wall street. >> good morning, yes, first time in a long time shares every mcdonald's soured over 8%, biggest daily increase in seven years. mcdonald's reported restaurant sales rose for the first time in two years. mcdonald's attributed it sales jump to menu tweaks, new ceo has been on the job for about eight months now trying create new corporate image. nicole it, seems to be working. >> general mills kicking off new campaign as well calling all bunnies. what's that about? >> this might be the cutest video you see all week, their tricks rabbit campaign, in search of new mascot for trix cereal. asking owners of photogenic beers real or fake smith pictures marking the launch of the cereal new recipe using natural ingredient instead of artificial ones, certainly following the lead of many other food makers around the country. >> all right, you get that silly rabbit ha

hena daniels is in muncy. >> reporter: police have set up a perimeter as they try to keep people away from this billion dollar military blimp. this, as the pentagon begins their own investigation on how this unmanned air ship managed to break free and float away. federal and state officials are in northeast pennsylvania, guarding the remnants of a massive army surveillance blimp that broke free and crash-landed wednesday afternoon. matt lepke was at a gas station in the area as the drama unfolded. >> it was like the white blimp of death. it was right over top of me and it looked like you could reach out and touch the blimp. it's going down! >> reporter: the unmanned aircraft attached from its mooring in aberdeen, maryland. f-16s, along with curious residents, chased the run away blimp down to its final resting place over a hundred miles away. >> nothing like this happens around here. it's a rural area, so it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: thousands were left in the dark here in muncy as the blimp knocked down power lines along the way. officials say they are not out of the woods yet.

pentagon officials have grounded a second test blimp until they figureut just what went wrong. >> hena daniels in muncy, thank you. >>> millions in the east face another day of drenching rain. the system that brought heavy downpours will deliviv more wet weather before pulling away. coastal south carolina faced more flooding wednesday. drivers navigated inundated streets in charleston as heavy rains combined with high tides. >>> coming up on the "morning news." cafeteria chaos. video captures a schchl floor during a stunt fight. be >>> and what are your chances of surviving a zombie apocalypse? well, that depends on what city you live in and we will have details ahead. this is the "cbs morning news.s. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus . it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours. toujeo also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo is a long-acting

. >> hena, also hearing oprah now buying into weight watchers. what's the condition i on this whole situation? did it help stock? >> yes, she is right the oprah winfrey network paying about $42.2 million for the 10% snake weight watchers. winfrey has publicly struggled with her weight for decades, sign five year endorsement deal. following the oprah news, weight watchers stock more than doubled, erika, really seems to have the midas touch. >> very good. we'll see what happens there. thank you so much, hena. coming up after the break, a check on traffic and weather together. we'll be right back. >>> the latest on the roads, meisha, a how is it look being? >> things are looking plenty good. now starting to seat early morning construction project kinds of get out of our way. one of the big area, eastbound vine is closed now it is open. drive-thru traffic is now looking good on east vine, westbound is looking good, as well. so the vine looking good right now. we will of course see levels progress as we move into the 5:00 hour. here is a look at anoth

let's check in with hena dance yells, joins us now at the new york stock exchange, good morning, hena. >> good morning, general motors recalling more than because the side takata airbags could rupture, ex employed. own letters start getting note any case frost their dealers today. 23 million vehicles have been recalled, deuce to faulty tank cat an airbags. >> while christmas is still month away, christmas presents may beheading your way much sooner. it is a race for time for many retailers. some companies like wal-mart, macy's, target, have even built new warehouses to keep up with demand and shipments. on line retailer amazon is using robots to pull items in its warehouses, cutting time to process an order from hours to just minute. >> amazon is suing more than 1,000 people for posting fake product reviews. the retailers says the bogus reviews from sell remembers mislead to go it customers. amazon sued several websites in april for selling false re viewers, but describe the new suit against individuals as the next step. >> planning a trip to new york soon? the world's largest rubber

hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: sony pictures will in an effort to derail the north korea an comic "the interview" hackers released thousands. they blame north korea. former and current employees will get up to $11,000 apiece. >>> yahoo! wants to tap into google's expertise and internet search and advertising to try and boost revenue. the justice department threatened to block a previous tempt to team up in 2008. this still must be approved by anti-trust regular blatteorsregulators. >>> shares of electric carmaker tesla crashed after consumer reports stopped recommending the tesla model. the issue is reliability. the recommendation change came series of problem with the tesla car including squeaking and trouble with the car's door. tesla shares finished over 6.5%. fan? you know today, october 2t, 2015 is the day marty comes to the future in "back to the future ii." a chance for a 15-minute ride in a delorean like the one used in the movie. passengers will used with the car's based. >> the cars will not be going 88 miles an hour because t

as c - b - s news correspondent (hen - nuh) hena daniels shows us... a recovery team is on the way to recover what's left of it. 3 (pkg) -nats- federal and state officials are in northeast pennsylvania...guarding the remnantstof a massive army surveillance blimp that broke free and crash-landed wednesday afternoon. matt lepke (lep-key) was at a gas station in the area as the drama unfolded: (sot matt lepke/ witness) it was like the white blimp of death. it was right over top of me. it looked like you could reach out and touch the blimp. the unmanned aircraft detached from its mooring at the army's proving ground in aberdeen, maryland. f-16's, along with curious residents, chased the runaway blimp down to its final resting place over a hundred miles away: (sot nothing like this happens around here. it's a real rural area. so it's pretty awesome. (standup hena daniels/ cbs news/ muncy, pa) thousands of people were left in the dark here in muncy as the blimp knocked down power lines along the way. officials say they're not out ofofhe woods yet: (sot capt.

hena daniels has the results of a new survey. it's new at noon. reporter: it is something many people hesitate to admit. eddie called out sick when you're not really sick? >> never. reporter: others don't mind fessing up. if you feel guilty? >> note. -- nope.. reporter: a new survey finds 30% employees have called in sick when they were feeling just fine. up from 28% from last year. >> a relative endive when they really didn't. reporter: it was the relative? reporter: the survey discovered even more outrageous excuses. one person said the universe is telling him to take the day off. another employee claims he broke his arm reaching to grab a falling sandwich. one worker said his grandmother poison him with ham. matthew one city salesman said he fell off a ladder and was in the emergency room. >> we later found out to be untrue. he was recovering from very hard night of partying. reporter: line can be risky. about one in five employees have fired worker for calling in sick with a fake excuse. would ever work with the salesman again? >> he is no lon

hena daniels reports. >> reporter: when josh and ellen watch tv, they grab the remote but there's noble box to point at. everything they watch is online. >> when i finally cut the cord and got rid of cable, i didn't feel like i lost out on very much. >> reporter: the couple gets their tv shows from online streaming services like netflix and hulu, part of a growing trend of people dumping cable. a study find 3.7% of people plan to end their cable service, up from 1.9% in 2011 20% of those surveyed said they have never subscribe to a pay tv service. that big push coming mostly from younger people who never felt the need to have cable. >> i didn't even have a tv in college. i think a couple roommates did, but i just use my computer. >> i imagine this will continue to grow. >> reporter: about 30% of people quit cable because of the cost. almost half do it because they're happy what they can find online. that content continues to grow with more and more media companies offering streaming services. >> i think will be more common in the years ahead and it's really just starting right now. >

hena daniels reports. >> reporter: federal and state officials are in northeast pennsylvania guardinghe remnants of a blimp that crashed wednesday afternoon. matt was in a gas station in the area as the drama unfolded. >> it was like the white blimp of death! it was right over top of me! it looked like you could reach out and touch it. >> it's going down. >> reporter: the unmanned aircraft detached from its military mooring at the army proving ground in aberdeen, mailed. f-16s and residents chased the runaway blimp down to where it crashed 100 miles away. >> it's a dangerous powered vehicle. >> reporter: still in the test phase it was designed to protect from missile attacks. it was supposed to sustain hurricane-force winds. they will try to figure out how it failed on an ordinary rainy day. hena daniels for cbs news, munsee, pennsylvania. >>> today san francisco mayor ed lee plans to announce new funding for the balance against hiv/aids. one of the beneficiaries will be the mac aids fund a global organization fighting the disease. san francisco was once ground zero for the epidemic b

hena daniels has more from muncy, pennsylvania... where the unmanned blimp came down. 3 the -tech blimp remains scattered in two pieces in rural pennsylvania while the u.s. military tries to figure out how it got loose. they know it t oke free from its anchor in abereren, maryland and then drifted about a 150 miles before coming down.natz full, shotgun blastssot: sot: captain matt villa, u.s. army (:21-:27)we are now working on deflating the aerostat. you may have heard shotgun shots. that is how we are deflating it.the military is working out a plan to safely remove the blimp, but a aspokesmamasays it will take a few days.(standup bridge: he daniels, cbs news, muncy, pa) (:35-:43)in the meantime..state police along with u.s. armand national guard personnel are guarding this site because the blimp carried very sophisticated radar equipment. sot: sot: captain matt villa, u.s. army for the easy pieces we have already been able to remove and some of the more difficult pieces wewere stananng guard.the unmanned blimp was still being teste

hena daniels for cbs news, pennsylvania. >>> a dramatic rescue at a gas station in pennsylvania. a woman had a seizure and hit a support beam and the car's wheels kept spinning. a person opened the car and two cops pulled the woman to safety. >>> uber is offering on demand kittens for national cat day. it's not a joke. if you want to cuddle with a cat for 15 minutes just open your uber app and request kittens as the option. it's available in san francisco and several other cities. most of the cats are eligible for adoption. >>> aww. >> puts you in a good mood. cuttle with a kitty cat. why not? >> you like that, liza? >> no! [ laughter ] >> we'll bring you a st. bernard! [ laughter ] >>> we are going to talk about this morning's commute. if you plan to catch a bart train this morning, they are running 20 minutes late. we are hearing for bart that they hope to have this resolved in the next few minutes. all this is because of earlierequipment problems at pittsburg-bay point and dublin interchange. those delays on bart this morning. no problems for ferries, ace or caltrain. everybod

hena daniels has the results after new survey. >> it is something many people hesitate to admit. >> have out sick when you aren't really sick? >> never. >> others, like roger shade, don't mind fessing up. >> did you feel guilty at all? >> nope. >> would you do it again? >> in a heartbeat. >> new survey from career builder finds 38% of employees have called in sick when they were feeling just fine. up from 28% last year, the fake illness isn't the only lie people tell to get the day off. >> relative had died, and at the really didn't. >> i'm afraid to ask who was the relative? >> my grandma. >> the survey discovered even more outrageous excuses. one person told his manager the universe was telling him to take the day off. another employee claimed he broke his arm, reaching to grab a falling sandwich. and one worker said his grandmother poisoned him with ham. matthew knee, who owns digital display company, once had salesman say he fell off a ladder and was in the emergency room. >> and we later found that to be untrue. and that he was recovering from a very hard night of partying. >> and l

hena daniels has more. it's new at noon. reporter: when josh and alan watch tv, they grab the remote. there is no cable box he pointed at. everything they want is online. >> when i finally cut the cord for cable i did not feel like a loss of a very much. reporter: they get their tv shows my my streaming services netflix and hulu. they are part of a growing trend of people dumping cable. a study finds 3.7% of people plan to any cable service, up from 1.9% in 2011. what may be more telling is 20% of those surveyed say they never subscribed to a pay-tv service. that they push coming mostly from younger people who never felt the need to have cable. >> i didn't have a tv in college. a couple of my roommates did. i just use my computer. >> i imagine this will continue to grow. reporter: about 30% of people quit cable because of the costs. almost half because they are happy with a can find online. that content continues to grow with more and more media companies offering the services. >> i think this will be more common in the year

. >> hena daniels. cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now from new york.od morning. >> reporter: good morning, brian and michelle. happy friday. a recall to tell you about. "build-a-bear" is recalling star bright dragon stuffed animal. the consumer product safety commission says the seam can open exposing stuffing. that poses a choking hazard. if you have one return it to the store for a coupon to get another bear. >>> lumber liquidators pleads guilty to environmental crimes involving illegally sourced wood products. the embattled company has agreed to pay over $13 million in a federal investigation. the company was allegedly tearing down wooded areas and trees that endangered siberian tigers live in and that's illegal. the latest guilty plea is not related to the "60 minutes" report about their flooring containing toxic chemicals. >>> shares of mcdonald's surged over 8% the biggest daily increase in seven years. mcdonald's reported restaurant sales rose for the first time in two years. they attribute the sales jump to menu tweaks. the new ceo has been on

hena daniels for cbs news, new york. >> president obama phoned the afghan president to express condolences to loss of life. the u.s. condemn the attack but said it will wait until the u.s., nato, and afghan investigations are completed before deciding whether to support an independent probe. >>> president obama and vice president biden will meet with secretary of state kerry at the white house to talk about what to do next after syria. russian jets and warships unleashed more airstrikes on syria today. and while syrian troops reportedly launched a ground offensive to defeat rebel fight that oppose, president assad's regime, moscow is targeting militants. the u.s. said russia continues to bomb locations i.s.i.s. doesn't control. >>> kurdish fighters in iraq tested positive for mustard gas. a spokesperson said the exposure took place during battles with i.s.i.s. in northern iraq and that traces of the toxic gas turned up in blood and soil samples. back in august, a senior u.s. military officer said traces of mustard gas were found on i.s.i.s. mortars. >>> the faa says it's working on new tec

hena daniels has more from muncy, pennsylvania where the unmanned blimp came down. reporter: the high-tech blimp remained scattered into pieces in rural pennsylvania of u.s. military tries to figure out how it got loose. they know it broke free from its anchor in aberdeen, maryland and it drifted about one to 50 miles before coming down. >> my understanding it into intact pieces -- two intact reporter: the military is working on a plan to save the remove the blimp. a spokesperson says it will take a few days. in the meantime state police along with u.s. army and national guard personnel are guarding the site because the blood carries sophisticated radar equipment. >> we have security on site so that we know we have a counter for everything. i know they have secured the radar. reporter: it was still being tested and anchored by a one inch thick tether design to withstand hurricane-force lines that wins. -- winds. wednesday was just an average windy, rainy day. hannah daniels, cbs news, pennsylvania. mollie: armed fighter jets trailed the blimp of the military says th

hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: youtube introduced an advertisement-free subscription service and it costs $9th .99 a month. you'll have the ability to save anything you want to a device for offline viewing. you can sign up for youtube red beginning october 28th. >>> disney is launching a subscription streaming service in the united kingdom. disney life will offer tv and books from the library about $15 a month. parents with establish time limits for their use. disney hopes to expand across plans to offer this service in the united states. >>> stocks see-sawed on wall street. the dow lost 48 notes. the s&p was down 11. and the nasdaq fell 40 points. >>> shares of the italian automaker ferrari climbed almost 6% in its public debut bu. the ipo raised almost 893 million dollars this year. ferrari had been a private company since its founding in the ipo raises cash for ferrari to expand. >>> toyota is recalling 6 million cars and trucks because of a defective power switch. the window switch can overheat, leading to a fire. there have been 11