and the temperatures frommed mit to upper 30s to the 40s in the cape and in the city itself. so how about the trend? we have low 70s on thursday. and we'll take a look at the full forecast in a few minutes. >> we'll look at that forecast. >>> and the mtb sax making a major push for safety on the rail ways. the t plans to spend $451 million for new edge to prevent accidents. the t will install a positive train control system that will slow commuter trains on certain stretches of track. and they will borrow money from the federal government for the project that should be completed in 2020. >>> how am i going to face people? and how am i going to get to college? >> he was falsely accused of being the boston marathon bomber. his picture, as you can see here plastered on the cover of one of the most well known newspapers in the country. years after the bombings, he's finally telling his story and it he is telling it to our ken macleod. >> reporter: he likes freshman business class. but for this immigrant from morocco, the incident that spawned the strategy was a nightmare for whic

we are at donnors sum mit. it is cold. it is windy. chain controls are in full effect here. just behind me, to my left, actually, you can see cars are moving through. but up behind us here, they're basically coming to a stop. this is typical of what we've seen throughout the day. you'll go for a few miles and then you'll stop. chains are required here on the mountain passes. and i would expected they will be for some time. >>> for eastbound travelers headed to the high sierra the back-up began well below the snow level. and traffic was being held due to the many spinouts on the slick roadway above. >> we are sitting and sitting and waiting and waiting and it's taking an awfully long time to get up here. >> the chain controls went up at niak. first time in a long time. >> it's been a while since i've installed the chains. i'm just going to keep at it here until i is have some major success. >> it's a little wet. it's difficult to get them on the hook on here. but we'll get there. >> those who didn't want to do it themselves hired one of the many chain installs. >> of course,

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toyota is also investing in a second facility near mit. >>> the bay area weather.t quick before sunday right? >> hi. yes. so following that very cold even frosty start this morning, we have a beautiful day into the afternoon. the temperatures range in the 60s even a few low 70s and a beautiful view there into san francisco. where temperatures right now holding in the upper 50s to low 60s. take a look at what's going on. i'm going to push you through the weekend and we're going to talk about the rain and then we come back and take a look at the numbers for the afternoon today. ridge of high pressure still in control of our weather pattern. at least for the next couple of days. and we do have mostly clear skies. over the bay area at this time. on the backside though, this is the system developing out of the -- dropping out of the gulf of alaska that's going to bring rain to the bay area and snow to the sierra. the futurecast model here is picking it up for you into the afternoon today mostly clear skies. into saturday we begin to transition just a little bit. the low

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next, a way to recharge your thanks to mit students candles, and beer coasters can before that -- portable phone chargers. all you need is a usb connection. >>> the news at 6 o'clock starts right now. >>> a convenience store owner fine forgiven his employee a strange place to live. >>> a woman attract -- attacked on the street by a career criminal. >>> how a lobster man's preparation helped him escape a fire at the. we have some breaking news. a gymnastics coach arrested for sexual assault. new hampshire police say he assaulted a child at usa ninja challenge, which is where he works. >>> the black boxes from the russian plane which crashed over egypt reportedly reveal an explosion. it is reported that you can hear the explosion on the flight recorder. there is no sign there was a mechanical issue, supporting the theory that a bomb brought down the plane. >>> a convenience store employee is living in a cooler. the owners bizarre plan to avoid paying that worker. the employee sometimes work

chores.new research shows taking a break for a nap in the *middle of your work day mit be the sution. experts say naps can be part of a healthy sleep scscdule and the ideal time to nap is between two and four in the afternoon. and the people seem to agree - more than half of americans say they'd take naps if their offices had napping areas. "here's a live look at interstate 380 near shueyville. terry will have yououfinal forecast when live at 5 comes back. "cbs 2 news connects with the corridor.call us -- 1-800- 222-kgemail us -- news @ cbs2iowa.comconnect with us on facebook -- facebook.com/ the cbs evening news is next today in coralville company representatives and community members from the corridor gathered for the annual national philanthropy day awards. awards.the group meets for the ceremonies once a year - to honor those who have gone above and beyond in volunteerism and financial support.this year it was held at the marriott hotel in coralville.i had the honor of winners were announced in various categories.organizers say the association of fundraising professionals represen

tonight iowa's septuplets mit a big milestone. stephanie: to get ready for winter, make sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: after terror attacks targeted sporting events in europe, venues here in iowa are precautions. jack: this saturday is a big day for the iowa hawkeyes. a win against purdue means ten west division but after recent terror scares in france and germany... the university isn't taking any chances. local 5's alex changes in game. (alex giaimo) due to recent events the measures at kinnick stadium for the iowa- saturday. fans should screening before, during and after the game. the new policy is modeled after the nfl- restrictions on purses and handbags. fans will be prohibited backpacks, purses or handbags into the stadium. bags that are or pvc that do not exceed 14"-14 inches. one-gallon clear plastic or ziploc bags are also permitted along with small clutch bags that do not exceed 4.5-6.5 inches. the clear bag policy is not tied to any specific threat but reflects

he graduated 4th in has class from mit. he returned with severe ptsd. >> which is. >> reporter: which is why he is donating thousands of dollars to the run. >> i know in my own case it was dava that helped me out. >> reporter: and helped you get the resources you needed. >> reporter: this coming saturday, even runners who don't know bobby and whitney will know their names. dav is naming this first mile after them. >> i feel great about it. i get chills in my body when i think about it. >> reporter: two veteran whose hope the race will remind people of the sacrifies veterans make every day. >> it is a patriotic thing. >> reporter: the five k run and walk is this saturday. ends at boston common. more information or to register go to our web site. >> wow. you told me the man you interviewed was 90. >> reporter: he is turning 90 at the end of march. still works two day as week. really appreciates everything that he has and so appreciates other veterans. >>> one local group is making easy for you to thank the troops who are serv

. >>> no surprise that a student at mit developed a drone that could avoid trees and other an hour. this is from the ph.d thesis. he figured out a way that the drone. of the things that you need to avoid. >> now there's a lot less crash video and i can see a down side to this. we avoid absta cals and so why can't a drone do it. >> it's only $1,700 in part that he bought off the shelf. >> now i found this video and loved it. this is the battle 56 in nashville and after the battles they said if your robot is still running, you have the option of you throwing it into the glass cage. they can be up to a pound and seeing who fights to the death. >> you get to throw it into the death pit. pit and loses a tire near the end. >>> ladies he is going fly into the sky and then another one his lovely lady is being taken up into the sky by the pilot. the cool thing about this is this she is connected to him via the headphone. they're able to communicate with each other. then he says i have something to ask you. then he asked can will you marry me. she was like did i hear that right. say that agai

. >> i'm an mit grad and a aaa fellow. questions dems from what you were just saying as far as consultation. you also said earlier that we need cost-reduction to bring everyone along the i was wondering if you could speak to challenges around intellectual property and technology transfer , especially in regard to developing countries. you also mention so many interesting technologies and i was wondering if you had any thoughts on trans atomic power for nuclear fuel for additional energy. >> trans atomic power, blah blah blah. >> i thought that was a transatlantic pipeline, but anyway, the most, what was the first question? >> intellectual property. >> that's right, we have worked out some very suitable ip arrangements in our collaborations. for example china, we have significant program and a specific threat of that was working out ip arrangements which worked quite well. we are doing experiments at berkeley. this is a spin in approach in which our laboratory provides essentially investor and inventor opportunities. third,

why so excited about the new planet discovered by harvard >>> as they do, harvard and mit scientists have discovered something in space that has the science world very excited. >> new planet. only 39 light-years away. it is right near a star. huble. >> someone wants to help save his business. >>> he has chained himself to the tower at the top of his water slide. state of new hampshire shut down liquid planet. he did set up a go fund me page. goal to raise $1 million. so far less than one thousand. though he is doing better he started the day with less than 200. >> hope he is going to get there. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. >>> tonight at 11:00 homeowners spending thousands on furniture and getting nothing in return. they claim a boston interior desig

the deals online most of the black fridays will be hoffered online early -- offered online earlied a mitnto the on thanksgiving morning and then the event starts in the store at 6:00 p.m. >> if you don't do black friday steals, the sales will be rolling out online all week. >>> the sierra ski resort has come up with a rather unique way to keep the powder or the sleeps -- powder on the sleeps. the water will come from a nearby newly renovated treatment plant. the resort operators say there will be signs posted not to eat the snow. others are expected to follow suit as they look for different ways to get around the drought. >> i was gonna say that. don't eat the snow. but whatever you need, right, don't eat the yellow snow. >>> let's take a look at the weather watchers. there's kathy munch, she says breezy with 2/100ths. she says gusty winds but blue sky and the sun is now shining. thank you, kathy. meanwhile, let's take a look at right there. 53 degrees. that would be paul smith. p still raining in the east bay. let's see exactly where it's raining. yes. the sky is blue now to the north b

but later accumulations in des moines tonight -- we dry out early in the day on tuesday, and then we mit wrap in a little more snow on the backside late tuesday into the evening hours, at that will be very light snow as the system starts to pull out. how much will we see? mainly rain in des moines and sections of southeastern iowa. back to the north, a wintry mix with less than three weeks of snow -- three inches of snow expected. rockwell and carroll, three to six inches, and five to eight inches around sioux city and back in the southeastern section of south dakota. it is going to be a mess of further west you go. mainly rain here, but off to the northwest, it starts to transition to the wintry mix and then snow. could pick up on a few flurries in des moines. 8 day forecast, i forgot to get rid of the turkey. thanksgiving was last week. mollie: it is left over turkey. frank: the turkey will be happy on wednesday, 38 degrees. mollie: have you ever regifted a gift? that's the theme of a play opening in ankeny this weekend, and you may want to think twice about regifting after you see "re

six students died at mit in four months. cornell received the dubious name of suicide school. dr. greg yields is the director of counseling and suicide services at cornell. >> one of the things you found around suicide is it's a rare event and influenced by contagion and clustering. two factors in the research if one person creates a suicide, it is a risk for everyone else in this population. it conveys this social message if i'm feeling this kind of pain maybe it's the okay way to deal with it. >> 90% of the students who die by suicide were not receiving help from college counseling centers. a statistic katherine is determined to change. >> our family is devastated, other student families have been devastated. we certainly have the intellectual fire power and the resources that we can do better. the goal is to make sure that there are meaningful changes so that parents are going to their children's graduations and not to their funerals. >> one in 10 college students seriously considers suicide. and like timothy who was dealing with the stress of academics and athletics, many who

people at mit are highly paid to grade those sneezes, too. just understand that.agles need to play with heart and passion. today at practice they were deciding on a quarterback. will it be bradford or sanchez? nary both and one eagle made a mistake. he criticized the man. that's coming up in sports. ♪ he calls himself the godfather of concrete. but some of his customers call him nothing but trouble or even worse. >> fox 29 investigates is taking a good hard look at this south jersey contractor. here is jeff cole. >> in the beginning of the summer when project was starting we thought it would be a big summer. >> reporter: six months later ron and nancy fallon's backyard has wooden forms, dirt and stone where new concrete should be. what happened? the godfather of concrete made them an offer they wish they refused. >> when you stand here and look at this, what do you think? >> i feel -- i'm just blown away that this happened. >> reporter: anthony dimatteo of sewell, new jersey s the self proclaimed godfather. his wife kim monaco manages the business. they use images

. >> sara: a time capsule bury >> sara: a time capsule buried by mit students more than 50 years ago is back. how this was discovered by accident and why it was opened way ahead of schedule. >>> i only have a slight risk of showers across eastern massachusetts and new hampshire today. much better chance central mass much better chance central mass. i will time out incoming rains coming up. >>> and teens in spencer. coming up next, what you are angry about and whose attention they are now t dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees, lattes, and macchiatos. enjoy every sip of the new >>> now at 6:30, developing news from isis. a propaganda video turns its sights on america toward attractions in new york city. named at new targets but police are not worry. what is being done to keep people safe. >>> good morning, everybody, thank you so much for waking up wi

second quarter check this out great play on defense parker hesse the waukon iowa native gets a big mit on the pass from armstrong and takes it for the second half now jordan canzeri went to the house on back to down the left side. now nebraska sandwiched a td of their own inbetween these two runs but this one 68 yards look at the breakaway speed from canzeri makes it 28-17. decorahs josey jewell ices it with pick fourth off tommy armstrong on the day....on hawks win 28-20 finish the regular season a perfect 12-0 mark woodely has more from the hawkeye locker room yeah zach, how about it, history made here at memorial stadium, the iowa hawkeyes 12-0 for the 1st time in school history. now, afterwards in,the lolker room, coach kirk ferentz said he got a little b bt flustered. "just really excited about the cause i've never been around a team that's 12 and oh, so i'm a little speechless on that, but it's an unbelievable accomplishment." "this was a big challenge in our way and we didn't want to finish go 12-0, so being able to come in here and accomplish that after a hard fought game, feel

. >> sara: police say a man turned him self in 14 hours later and aed mitted that he might have hit fortuna. any. >>> police are identify the woman whose body was found burned on a dirt road behind a house in dighton. 40-year-old tracy hunter of dighton. police still haven't released any details of how she died or if they suspect foul play. >>> chilling video tracks the final moments in the life of a danvers high school teacher. show a student who admits that he killed her following her into the bathroom. the clip shows the mur was premeditated. fox25's catherine parrotta live at the essex superior court in video. good morning, catherine. >>reporter: good morning, gene. phillip chism does want to remain in the court room for his trial and that's where he was sitting and watching when the surveillance video. the last time colleen ritzer was seen alive. while it video was shown, a series of clips actually. a danvers school police resource officer on the stand and the clip started with colleen ritzer walking down the hall to the second-floor bathroom. chism looking down the hall bay and taking

rex tillerson: still do at mit we were the only major oil company that has been a participant in u.n. air governmental pam aal company oe our scientists per reviewed work, we have authorized many ipcc reports published more than 50 of our reports on subject we are hadley hiding from the issue. maria: we have not seen a real energy policy in a long time. who do you think, of the candidates has right idea in terms of energy policy for example do you think xu.l pipeline should go through, the ban on exports should open up. >> rather than me talk about who i think talk about the what do i think that you know, we are have been blessed with normal resource opportunity in this country. and the industry that see that opportunity with nfrm transformation occurred last roughly five years from era of energy scarcity more concerned about stourgs our supply, from countries around the world some of which we new shl going is to be unstable the from time to time now an energy abundance i think the forward looking people will be looking at how do we take this air of energy abundance and secure our ene

holloway add mits to shooting ramos. but says it was an accident. multiple cases involving photographers and their equipment appears too be no accident. >> berkley police are investigating a shooting on interstate 80. the first in reporting that shooting last night. police say the car was heading east on i-80 when a bullet hit the passenger side shattering the window. >> they actually thought it was a traffic collision. so they pulled to the side of the road. this is the third shooting on interstate 80 this month. police say the other two victims were targeted. >> well, as you know, the marine headlands atrack sight seers from all over the woorld. but their cars and luggage are attracting thieves, too. national park service officials say there's been an increase in car break ins. the area is popular with hikers and tourists especially during the winter holiday season. police advisors to keep their valuables with them whenever possible. >> well, runners won't get souvenir t-shirts this year. that's because they all got stolen. live in golden gate par

as you mentioned, just two months ago, toyota committed $50 million to stanford and mit for joint research. it will be one of silicon valley's largest research members. >> 93-year-old is still driving. mobility is important for them. a senior center in palo alto. taking away the car keys can lead to isolation and the loss of self esteem. it's also tough on adult children. >> my sister and i had to go to our father who had to decide when it was safe for us to do something and tell him to take away his car keys. >> he wants fewer families around the world to have to have that conversation. >> it won't happen overnight. >> seniors, who will number 55 million by 2020 and 75 million by 2030 need to embrace smarter cars. >> i'm really excited about these car that is go by themselves and so on. squl i'd be interested in seeing how it solves the problem whether to pass or not! tesla's newest flag ship store opens tomorrow. three models will be on display for shoppers to check out. the electric car makers eight in the bay area and its fourth walk-in store. tesla is headquartered in palo alto. >> th

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have the wrong per met mitt mit is a problem. customers would never now the last evaluation of the munchery facility resulted in 28 inspection points. that ooh the equivalent of a c restaurant grade, the lowest letter grade the city gives out. >> i think you think of it like any other kind of restaurant in new york. >> it certainly would be good to know that they've passed inspections and that they do have letter grades just like a restaurant. >> we asked to see inside the brooklyn munchery facility that got the 28 inspection points. an employee closed the door on us. they said this is a fulfillment center that just processes orders and the problems relate to using the wrong kind of sink. two other facilities have gotten health grades equivalent to the letter a. they revealed another way that the kitchens can by pass the kitchen grade system. they're posting with false addressed and unregistered names. we couldn't figure out where our food was cooked. >> do you know what kitchen made this food? >> one restaurant manager said it w

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volkswagen has adds mitted to installing software that tripped emissions tests. the epa says those cars actually make up -- emit 40 times more emissions than allowed. >>> an iconic piece of music history hits the auction block and it goes for big bucks. >> acoustic guitar owned by john lennon was used to write and records the songs "love me do." yesterday it sold at auction for $2.4 million. now, this guitar vanished from a beatles christmas concert in 1963. and an amateur guitarist bought it in the 1970's for $275. so he forgets about it until he last year and recognized the markings. what a story. $275 to $2.4 million. >> good investment. >>> up next, ready to roll. >>> coming up today at 5:00, every student in massachusetts needs to pass a test to earn a high school diploma but which tests will it be? on the wbz news at 5:00, we take a closer look at the possible replacement for mcast. we are just a few weeks away from the holiday season. i say it's already here. >> you've been in it for a while. he's been getting ready for a while. they're getting ready in th

to hipa, they cannot tell us if anyone was taken to the hospital if they were treated orred a myth mitted. we will continue to make calls. any development, you will be the first to know it. >>> a pennsylvania state trooper shot and wounded in a chase and crash on the vine street expressway is spending thanksgiving at home. >> i want to thank everybody for all their prayers and support. let's go eagles. >> trooper patrick casey left the hospital in food spirits. he was shot in a fiery crash on tuesday. a bullet is still lodged in his shoulder. the alleged shooter guy van my cato is charged with attempted murder. >>> well, it is as much of a tradition. today the eagles are in detroit. the team has never lost on thanksgiving. but some key players are out. we're not sure who will be the quarterback, john clark has more from detroit. >> the eagles three worst losses this season have come home. they're on the road in detroit for thanksgiving. take a look at the birds arriving. jason kelsey, you see, getting off the team bus. he has a noticeable limp. he hurt his knee. he practiced monday. he di

. >>> some of the nations biggest banks and financial firms have been mit by the largest computer hack at this time. three men are suspected of gaining access in this the personal information of tens of millions of us. where this hack differs from most is how the suspects allegedly use that information to pocket a fortune. our justice correspondent pete williams explains. >> the sheer size of the hacking attack carried out over the past eight years is stunning. the biggest target was jpmorgan chase. the hackers wormed their way in and stole information about 83 million of its customers. among others hit, discount stockbrokers e trade and scott trade as well as dow jones, publisher of the wall street journal. >> by any measure, the data breaches of these firms were breathtaking in scope and size. the defendant's allegedly stole personal information for over 100 million customers. >> here's the twist. the hackers were not looking to steal identities and credit card information like the hackers who went after target did. they mainly wanted financial customers names and e-mails many the ha

don't mits the light ing december 2nd here on news 4 new york. >> it is quite something special. >> it is special. >> did you mention something about winter? winter? >> we did. hate to bring that up. >> no. i think a lot of people are waiting for it to show up. we had another 70 degree day in a lot of spots. if you are waiting for more cold weather you don't have to wait long. more coming in for tomorrow. even though that is brief, too. look outside at the view from the top of the rock camera. nice out there. quiet this evening. temperatures in the 60s earlier this evening. now to 54 in the city. weak cold front from new england, from the north. we call them back door cold fronts because they move in the opposite direction of what they would usually move in from west to east. it will bring cooler air for esday. temperatures will be back below average this time. and then later this week some rain is comin our way which we welcome. 40s on the map. 45 degrees in montgomery. so it is cool{ up your way. 50 in farmingdale, islip, bridgeport, long branch 54. track the temperatures. nothing on

the 26th annual fire fighter awards held at mit. several awards were given out to fire fighters for going above and beyond at work, but communities. the governor took a moment to thank our local heroes for putting their lives on the line every shift they work. >> thank you all for knowing that every single day may come with a surprise that nobody anticipated. and that that surprise in many case also go way above and beyond what most of us think of as a hard day at the office. >> the state fire marshal's reward was given to three groups that helped fire fighters to manage the stress their jobs caused. >>> the owner of a new hampshire water park stay remained to the top of a 30 remained to the top of a 30-foot water slide and said he is getting tired. kevin dumont began camping two weeks ago. owns liquid planet water park in cambia. the bank has foreclosed on the park and they plan to tank off. a number investors are interested in the park but he is on deadline. the park will be auctioned off december 2. >>> the family of a boy come t

she was travelling with a specialized dancing prosthetic made by mit. the dancer has performed several times since the bombings. around midnight hazlett-davis tweeted she did not have an update. the airline said they are doing everything they can to reunite her with her luggage. >>> students in class at seekonk high school following the discovery of a hit list. the families of all of the students threatened have been informed. the people who created the list have also been identified. the school has taken steps to make sure all are safe. a hate crime investigation after electrical tape was found covering portrait of black professors. campus police spent yesterday stationed outside the hall where the accident happened. the dean of harvard law school dolls -- while the tape has been removed, one student tells fox25 that he is glad this happened because now the community must discuss racism on campus. >> i think the good outweighs the bad because we are having meaningful discourse. >>reporter: staff met thursday to discuss the ongoing issue of racism and s

. >> he never said he was accepted or add mitted to west point.nd there are discrepancies about whether -- >> there's this appetite in the republican primary voting. voting right now for nonpoliticians. one downside of that is you risk coming up with someone who has not been vested, who has not been tested. that's the danger here. that's something you have to keep in mind when you're picking a republican candidate. >> what about those that say these points are not critical. they don't undermine the narrative of his life. the press court cannot abide by a black conservative who rises and does well and wants to maintain public office. they may say, you know what, this is something that i don't really hold against them. >> that could well happen. we are in unchartered territory right now. the kind of political media bonfire with donald trump getting in and the celebrity runs to the top of the polls. it's difficult to predict which way it's going. one has to assume, to jason's point, that eventually the system will want substance out of these candidat

another one is being built near mit.n self-driving cars but also help people in daily lives. they also hired a person who used to head a project agency for the u.s. military. >> of course japan is a wonderful society where there is tremendous bonding between people. the idea that we are all responsible for each other and social good. i thought that working with toyota was actually the best choice. >> now, the new company is called the toyota research institute. it will start operations really quickly here in january with about 200 employees. back in september, toyota invested $50 million in a partnership for the same technology research withstand ford and mit. now, the company is looking for the best and brightest engineers but there is steep competition from other silicon giants like mercedes benz, tesla and nissan and even outsiders of the automobile industry. google who has artificial intelligence on the self- driving cars. fascinating how fast it's happening. >> we're getting a look at video from the incident monday

. >> reporter: a new poll shows more than half americans want the president to stopped a mitting syrian refugees, a sentiment echoed by most of the republican presidential field, including g rco rubio and johnn kasich. >> it's not that wee don't want to accept people, it's that we cannot because we not conduct effective, reliable background checks. if you admit 10,000 people and_ 9,999 of them are good people and one of them is an isis killer, you have a problem. >> we just have to make sure we're not inviting people in here who pose a threat to us, who come in under the cover of refugee statas, whose view it is to come in here and destroy us. that's not unreasonable for america to say no. >> reporter: in south carolina today, former florida governor jeb bush for the first time called for direct military engagement against isis. >> the united states in conjunction with our nato allies to increase our presence on the ground. >> reporter: and donald trump began runving radio ads in early voting states. >>ly also quickly and decisively bomb the hell out of isis. we'll rebuild our military

japan's takata corporation mitted today it knew about a defect in its air bags but failed to issue a timely recall. with that, the u.s. government hit takata with a fine of $70 million. the fine could grow to a record $200 million if takata fails to live up to the termsave settlement announced today. the air bags are blamed for seven deaths injuries. jeff glor has been on this story since the start and has the latest tonight. >> reporter: stephanie forever. in september 2013, she was involved in a low-speed collision. instead of her takata air bag protecting her, it nearly killed her. >> instant blind offense my right side followed by gushing >> reporter: the air bag exploded and sent shrapnel into her face. >> it was terrifying. i thought i was going to bleed out at first. >> reporter: today, transportation secretary anthony foxx blamed takata for misleading regulators and the american public for years. >> delay, misdirection, and refusal to acknowledge the truth allowed a serious problem to become a massive crisis. >> reporter: documents filed with the national highway traffic safe

it comes after allegations of mits conduct. lewis is a west point grad, and iraq. anan investition is now under way. >>> we turn this evening to the hour. ten reported tornadoes in just 24 hours, and winds reaching 80 miles per hour. power lines bursting into flames. the system, slow-moving but headed east. a big rig sliding off highway 14 in knoxknoxville, iowa. some of the power lines exploding outside oklahoma city. several power outages. in an airport in des moines, equipment blowing across the tarmac. the system slamming the midwest, the heartland and moving east. meteorologist rob marciano along lake michigan for us. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful storm's howling winds battering is great lakes. it's been a poundingf ocean-like waves hammering the eastern shores of lake michigan. power knocked out for thousands. kendra in benton harbor, in the dark for over ten hours. >> and it has been like this since last night? >> reporter: gusts across the region topping 5 0 miles an hour. it's the same system that raked the middle of the country. 70 70-mile-per-hour