, is there really a new gm. the old gm was highbrow, bureaucratic, and guess what it's starting to look like the same thing is true in the new gm. can this company with this high-bound culture -- can it change. there are insiders who have changed cultures. mickael gorbachev comes to mind for for instance. but insiders usually don't know how to change the place. mary bair can.

, most people don't buy that nonsense. >> the real problem is -- you know, is there really a new gmgm was highbrow, bureaucratic, and guess what it's starting to look like the same thing is true in the new gm. can this company with this high-bound culture -- can it change. there are insiders who have changed cultures. mickael gorbachev comes to mind for for instance. but insiders usually don't know how to change the place. mary bair -- berra says she can. >> i'm assuming this time around in testifying, she is going to have some information to give to congress that is at least going to allow the american public to pass some judgment. >> i think that's true. the lucas report came out -- >> that's the lawyer that gm hired to investigate this -- >> that's right. and it laid out the series of problems and steps that were taken -- or not taken i should say. the last time she was in congress she kept saying over and over, i can't talk about this before the report comes out. >> that's right. >> this time, however, the report is out. it's 300-plus pages long. she has read every page, and she

the company maintaining, hey, it is old gm's fault, not the new gm's fault. all of us will continue covering this gm story. david: we'll be watching in fact. going to be watching right now. gerri, thank you very much. see you all tomorrow. gerri: thanks, guys. also coming on today's show. home health care workers. some are damaging background checks and could have criminal records. we'll investigate this dangerous loophole. >>> also football legend dan marino joins a concussion lawsuit against the nfl. we'll have the latest on the case. >>> new way to stop the airlines from losing your luggage. it may also stop thieves. >>> and, we begin tonight with shocking revelations about the general motors recall. a new report says that at least 74 people have been killed in crashes related to the faulty ignition switches. now, that number is higher, much higher than the 13 deaths gm already acknowledged. joining me now to help make sense of this information, car coach, lauren fix. and attorney bob hilyard, who represents families of some of these crash victims. lauren,

the new gm, we are not resting. no resting until this is fixed. ay's hearing comes one day after gm recalled 3 million more cars and trucks for a separate ignition switch problem. that brings the total number of cars recalled by gm this year to 13.6 million cars in the united states. >> i'm with you. i'm with you. >> and nup of those cops up there took weed back home to the family. it's just not possible. >> except that people here died. that's the difference. 13 people at least are dead. what i brought you today, this is a wheel from a chevy cobalt 37 this is one of the small cars that got in trouble. you see the key. you want to come in and look at this. here is the small part, the faulty ignition switch that causes big problems for drivers, gm, you name it. right here. >> why not just replace the dang thing? >> well they can't make them fast enough. some of these cars are no longer being made. they're having a difficult time doing that. people aren't necessarily bringing the cars to shop to get them fixed. this key would go out of position and t

we also have the gm switch defect lawsuits on wednesday in new york. dge who oversaw gm's bankruptcy in 2009 will hear arguments to decide whether customers suing for a decline in the value of their cars and sue the new gm or if they will have to try and get their money from the old gm. as markhis is happening fields takes over as ceo of ford on tuesday. it's the same day nissan starts leaf battery chargers in 10 markets. on the economics front, plenty of the usual data releases, but we also have three speeches to look forward to. the first from treasury secretary jack lu on tuesday, discussing u.s.-china relations. on wednesday, we will hear from federal reserve chaired janet ,ellin speaking at the imf followed by remarks from imf managing director herself, christine woodard. then it is jobs, jobs, jobs at the close of the week. on the june jobs report thursday, a day early thanks to the independence day holiday. economists expect 212,000 jobs were added this month. markey are right, it would the fifth straight month of more than 200,000 payroll gains.

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miss barra, in the last session, you referred to the new gm and culture would change. you testified that gm created a new v.p. of global vehicle safety, filled by jeff bowyer. and i know you've been with gm a number of years. and mr. bowyer has been with gm? >> yes, he's -- >> so you all both worked for the old gm. can you tell me what is going to be different in the new gm, even though everybody and the 40 inspectors that congressman butterfield are gm. you need a culture change and not just verbiage. >> i completely agree with you so it will be the actions we're taking. but i can also tell you the men and women of general motors, the vast majority come to work and want to do a good job. they heard me talk about this report. they are as deeply troubled as i am. they are taking action. we're creating a culture. i have evidence every day where employees are coming forward. they want to do the right thing. they want to provide high-quality safety. >> i only have a minute. and i agree that needs to continue. i also know how it works on the shop floor, oh, don't talk about

is the new case so it was when it cannot of bankruptcy's so that sale order does not apply to the new gm car sales. with the old sales i am positive we will win that because the people who bought these cars did not know they had a claim. gm conceal the claim as a matter of due process they were required to give notice by mail that they had a claim and they did not do so neil: we will watch very closely. and we call the gm for a statement but they did not give us one hillary clinton did throat gets in trouble for the comment now president obama is a dirt rich? director first lady does not get paid and she works pretty hard. obviously we are okay. (mother vo) when i was pregnant... i got more advice than i knew what to do with. what i needed was information i could trust on how to take care of me and my baby. luckily, unitedhealthcare has a simple program that helps moms stay on track with their doctors and get the right care and guidance-before and after the baby is born. simple is good right now. (anncr vo) innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. [ male

investors sold on the news. gm shares fell nearly 1%. joining us now to talk about all of this, phil lebeau who is covering the gm cross-ice fris day one. and also with us, collin langdon from ubs. so, phil, let me begin with you. you are just a few weeks ago the ceo of gm was saying that she thought that they were coming towards the end of this whole recall crisis. and now this. this is a big one. so what does this mean for her credibility? but also more importantly, what does this mean for the credibility of general metors? >> it means they're not clear to clearing out the potential cases related to ignitions, related to other quality problems and ultimately what this does is it calls into question the quality control at general motors. now this may be the last massive recall, suzy. but at some point, people are going to say when does it end? and there is no way of predicting that as we know from today's recalls. >> what do you by this that, collin? when do you think it ends? what about the pricetag they're putting on it so far? could t

miss barra, in the last session, you referred to the new gm and culture would change. you testified that gm created a new v.p. of global vehicle safety, filled by jeff bowyer. and i know you've been with gm a number of years. and mr. bowyer has been with gm? >> yes, he's -- >> so you all both worked for the old gm. can you tell me what is going to be different in the new gm, even though everybody and the 40 inspectors that congressman butterfield are gm. you need a culture change and not just verbiage. >> i completely agree with you so it will be the actions we're taking. but i can also tell you the men and women of general motors, the vast majority come to work and want to do a good job. they heard me talk about this report. they are as deeply troubled as i am. they are taking action. we're creating a culture. i have evidence every day where employees are coming forward. they want to do the right thing. they want to provide high-quality safety. >> i only have a minute. and i agree that needs to continue. i also know how it works on the shop floor, oh, don't talk about

melissa: we have breaking news right now, shares of gm are halting. des on the new york stock exchange, what are you hearing? nicole: melissa, moments ago gm shares are halting because that is where it is traded. there is a huge crowd of traders standing right there. it was new spending, traders speculating it was a recall. it seems to be in fact about safety recalls. we heard from ken feinberg talking about compensation for victims of the failed airbags that had died or harmed during accidents, but it looks like the traders are still waiting for the stock to reopen. 6.7 million vehicles. it was not heavy volume on the stock. really the stock has minimal move about a half a percent prior to being halted without a heavy volume we sometimes see building up. trading in a narrow range. with yet another recall of over 20 million recalls this year. melissa: neil cavuto will have that interview with ken feinberg coming up later on the network. the conflict in iraq take a critical turn as militants declare the creation of a formal is atomic state. the head of

is the new case so it was when it cannot of bankruptcy's so that sale order does not apply to the new gmles. with the old sales i am positive we will win that because the people who bought these cars did not know they had a claim. gm conceal the claim as a matter of due process they were required to give notice by mail that they had a claim and they did not do so neil: we will watch very closely. and we call the gm for a statement but they did not give us one hillary clinton did throat gets in trouble for the comment now president obama is a dirt rich? director first lady does not get paid and she works pretty hard. obviously we are okay. [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours. make it matter. ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhea

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. >> mary barra wants to focus on the new gm but many not ready to turn the page. that as janet yellen turns the page on the company, wall streeting hearing her tirades. but as the fed winds down, it's bond buying we are in uncharted waters. and no one knows what it looks like on the other side. cristina leesh. and cristina, welcome. usually the presentations are fun they're lighthearted, there's a certain tone, a tone she did not take. check out this yahoo! tweet, am i at a sales pitch? marissa mayer doing a hard sell on yahoo!. know your audience. is this is a marissa meyer who is not up for it? >> remember, owning a large stake in alibaba. let's put this into context she has been criticized for not having a great reputation with madison avenue for a long time. >> right. >> and earlier this year, she fired the top executive in charge of that relationship, assuming it for herself. then this presentation at cannes, it seems to indicate that she's going to have trouble with madison avenue. they're not giving her an easy right there. >> results, you're right, a prese

you testified gm would create a new president of global vehicle safety. i know you have been with gm a number of years. boyer has been with gm. you both worked for the old gm. can you tell me what is going to be different in the new gm, even though everybody, the 40 inspectors congressman butterfield talked about, are gm? you need a culture change, not just verbiage. >> it will be the actions we are taking, but i can also tell you that the men and women of general motors, the vast majority come to work every day and want to do a good job. they are as deeply troubled as i am, and they are taking action. culture -- iting a have evidence of it every day -- where employees want to produce high-quality, safe vehicles. >> i also know how it works on the shop floor. do not talk about that. just do your job. that is what got gm into this position. you set up compensation for notims, recognizing that amount of money can replace a loved one, can compensate for someone who is terribly injured. how would that fund be administered? have you announced a total for that?

if gm is serious about its new focus on safety, there should be stronger incentives in place for executives and all of the other gm employees at the very least to identify safety problems and improve the safety of all gm's vehicles. now i'd like to ask about the and you h adequacy of the recall. they have assured the public that it will fix the position. i hope you can assure me that this is the case. >> it's been vallu validated extensively and nitshtsa has reviewed it. >> issue number one is that the force required to turn the switch is too low. and issue number two is that a driver's knee can hit the key or key fob and turn the switch to the off position because it is placed too low. the fix to the recall will be to install a new ignition switch with higher torque writering more force to turn off the switch, is that correct? >> right. but if you look at the switch, cylinder and key and you look at how it works as a system, it's been validated to not only talk about the issue that you're talking about about turning, but also the potential knee interference. both have been validated. >> wh

i asked new gm ron hextall why this trade make the flyers better. >> i look at it more as a lateral movem, but i think it does gain us some flexibility in the future. it gives us some vees is a till will the in our top nine -- versability in our top nine. it's a good fit. i think it's going that be good fit for us. in the mend it's got to play out. >> and one of those nine braid den schenn signing today. tennis today wimbledon championships underway. andy murray in the near court disposes easil easily six-one, six-four and seven-five. >> the nba draft now just three days away and the sixers still with the third pick and still bunkered up without a word to say publicly. lebron james hasn't said anything publicly about feet agency and his future. but his wife savannah create add social media storm with a post on instagram. she posted this picture of akron ohio with the caption, home sweet home the countdown is re real. hash tag 330. lebron and savannah still live in act akron and vacation there not far from cleveland where his career started. cavaliers have a good young nucleus. throw anot

deep in damage control mode, building up the new gm even as questions swirl over the incompetence andistakes of the old one. testifying before congress is bad enough. >> general motors today finds anytime there's an incident -- >> you know, today and today. yesterday i did some things i'm accountable for. >> reporter: when that testimony is spoofed on "saturday night live." >> i am looking into knowing when i first knew about it, but i won't know the results of that knowing until i know for sure. >> reporter: it's a bona fide brand crisis. general motors barely shaking off its bailout baby government motors image, thrust into a product safety crisis of its own making. >> the pattern of incompetence and neglect. >> reporter: those words attract plaintiffs lawyers like bears to honey. gm now finds itself among the greatest hits of deadly corporate mistakes that resulted in massive settlements. toyota dolled out $1.1 billion for its runaway accelerator problem. merck paid $4.85 billion for its deadly drug vioxx. the dangerous diet pill phen/fen costs 3ds.75 billion. bp paid $7.8 billion

new gm ronnie hextall is making his mark.ong time flyers scotty hartnel on his way to the columbus blue jackets, traded yesterday, for former flyer, r.j. umberger, both the 32 years old, but this deal is more about salary relief. umberger scored 18 goals for columbus last season. >>> well, after make that trade, forum burger, hextall gave center a new contract extension worth report, and last, had career high goals in assists, came over in the trade that sent former captain mike richards to los angeles. erika, back over to you. >> we have breaking news coming up at 530:67:89 our jen bernstein is live with new details in the rittenhouse square rape case. jen? >> reporter: yes, there is new information this morning. police made arrest overnight according to sources, i'll have the details coming up after the break. >> also, this morning, a woman spooked bike a drone flying outside her apartment. what she think that pilot may have been up to. we'll be right bac (police make arrest of a rape err in rid end how squares. welcome rel

much more to come on "action news" this morning. gm has ordered dealers to stop selling new chevy crews distance. we'll tell you why and what's next for the company. >> reporter: you probably heard the storms in the overnight hours, let's look at storm tracker 6 live right now, they are off the coastline, but we could have some later, details coming up. >> the new jersey turnpike authority has given the greenlight to a 36 million-dollar project to add a third lane to the garden state parkway. crews will widen the roadway between galloway township and port republic in atlantic county. it will reduce congestion and allow motor i alsos to park disabled vehicles outside travel lanes. >> reporter: it's nice to have a little extra elbow room. you have pleasant on the pennsylvania turnpike. vehicles heading toward 202, mailing and paving work with it 422 and 202 come together. they are cleaning up a crash at germantown pike at ridge pike. the grader ford bridge is closed over -- graterford bridge is closed over the perkiomen creek. no problem

that mary barra was on capitol hill before the subcommittee, she referred to the old gm and the new gm. why? did she repeat that this time around? guest: she did not talk as much in those terms. the old gm was the pre-bankruptcy, pre-restructuring gm. in her last appearance on the hill, she talked about the old gm being more cost conscious and less focused on the customer and she tried to contrast that with the new gm. at that time, she had to deflect many questions. that frustrated lawmakers. she kept referring to the valuk as reports because they were not -- the facts were not in from those reports. frame andless of that more focus on things that were in the report and more importantly, the steps she is cultureo shed the old from the new gm. host: is congress doing its own investigation? guest: they are. they're looking at that. it has more of a focus on nhtsa as well. they are doing their own investigation. the valukas investigation is done. what they found tracks what mr. valukas found so far. >> c-span covered that g.m. hearing yesterday. you'll find it at c-span.org. back live to

e in we also have the gm switched defect lawsuits on wednesday in new york.who oversaw their bankruptcy back in 2009 will hear arguments to decide whether customers suing for a decline in the value of their cars consume the new gm or they will have to try to get their money from the bankrupt old gm. all that is happening as mark fields takes over as ceo of ford on tuesday. the same day nissan starts to offer free lease battery thirdrs in 10 markets monday of the usual data releases. we also have three speeches to look forward to. on first from jack lew tuesday discussing u.s.-china relations. fromdnesday, we will hear janet yellen speaking at the imf followed by remarks from imf's managing director. atn it's jobs, jobs, jobs the close of the week. we get the june jobs report on thursday. economists surveyed by bloomberg expects 210,000 jobs added this month. the unemployed rate should hold steady at 6.3%. bond inequity markets will be closed for america's birthday. the u.s. is turning 238 this year. >> happy birthday, america. stay with us. another check on t

that mary barra was on capitol hill before the subcommittee, she referred to the old gm and the new gmd she repeat that this time around? guest: she did not talk as much in those terms. the old gm was the pre-bankruptcy, pre-restructuring gm. in her last appearance on the hill, she talked about the old gm being more cost conscious and less focused on the customer and she tried to contrast that with the new gm. at that time, she had to deflect many questions. that frustrated lawmakers. she kept referring to the valuk as reports because they were not -- the facts were not in from those reports. frame andless of that more focus on things that were in the report and more importantly, the steps she is cultureo shed the old from the new gm. host: is congress doing its own investigation? guest: they are. they're looking at that. it has more of a focus on nhtsa as well. they are doing their own investigation. the valukas investigation is done. what they found tracks what mr. valukas found so far. fletcher with the. we appreciate your time. bying up, we will be joined neil r one. -- neil irwin.

e-mails reveal a gm engineer reported a serious problem. the switch on her new chevy impala popped out of run when she hit a pothole. that warranted a big recall. that only took place earlier this week. gm insists there's no evidence workers tried to cover up the ignition switch defects. >>> european shares upright now. asian stocks ended higher. futures are slightly up after a record day yesterday. s&p 500 closed at a record. nasdaq finished higher. the dow gains 100 points. the central bank said interest rates aren't likely to rise until next year. more good news, the job market is getting better. the fedex president-elects unemployment to fall. the fed reduced the monthly bond buying program from $45 billion to $35 billion. an economist i was following said the quarter is stronger than we think, 4.2. >>> breaking overnight. completely and utterly unhittable. dodgers pitcher kershaw threw his first no-hitter. this game was sick. he struck out 15 batters. he's got two cy young awards. that may be the beginning for this guy. he is one of the best pitchers in yea

the investigation will also recommend corporate and personnel changes and then in other gm news this r apologizing to families of accident victims who receive recall notices for replacement of defective ignition switches. some families have complained gm should not have sent them notices to bring in cars for repairs. then there is tesla ceo elan musk. he plans to run the electric car maker into 2018. they held a shareholder meeting yesterday. there was no major news, there were interesting exchanges. one shareholder asks for a vice chairman. another one said he made enough money in day trading tesla stock to buy model s. there was one of the youngest shareholders in attendance who askings for a tour. >> i'm an 11-year-old from burling game. i invested in tesla last year as my first stock [ applause ] and i was wondering if i could have a tour of the factory. >> absolutely. just hook to a tesla person afterwards. we will make sure it happen. >> they are going oh the shame the shame. u.s., let's talk autos. u.s. auto sales surged in may, consumer demand continues to thaw. mike jackson c

and beinge new gm transparent. they keep changing that line. back in february when they did the first recall, they said they were recalling 700,000 cars. when they were outed by a longer at the end of that week, they recalled another 700,000 cars. the culture of transparency seems to be a bit ok'd as they make their way toward being more transparent. >> should start out by saying nobody would have ever considered a cobalt or a pontiac the six or a saturn ion a particularly big car. -- a good car. they were poorly made and did not get top safety marks. they are a lot different than the products gm is making now. i not sure if the culture has -- aed, but the product chevy car, silverado or him pal of from today is world's -- impala of today is worlds apart from what it was 10 years ago. >> the cobalt was not a good car. they were working toward a price point. this is the happy meal of automobiles. like you thought you were buying a volvo 240. to a veryu're working low price point, you will see corners cut. that is across all automakers. >> jim ha

the company maintaining, hey, it is old gm's fault, not the new gm's fault. ing this gm story. david: we'll be watching in fact. going to be watching right now. gerri, thank you very much. see you all tomorrow. gerri: thanks, guys.

my own gut tells me in a week or two or three, gm will put most of this news behind them t. s, transaction price, gm is very strong, they have an interest leading transaction level right now, their incentive spending remarkably is down right now year over 84 for june the market metrics seem to indicate consumers are saying, yeah, remembers so what, we get it, let's move on. >> let's talk about your business then, since are you not seeing much with gm, we're getting a note about your business model and you saved for the consumer the average is $3,000 per transaction and the dealers because instead of spending about $616 per transaction marketing costs, they're paying doctor 2.99 for new parcels and $399 for used parcels, are you pushing back from the dealer pseudoof things? could they say, why are we paying this much? >> you know, i think it's true, from a dealer standpoint, we represent a really attractive opportunity. it's troou true, last year, they and spent marketing expenses alone, true car seems like a really good dell. if you look at consumer's points of view, they bel

. >>> the results of a new gm internal investigation. did the company know and when did they know it. that's up next in your news cycle. in the nation, it's not always pretty. but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we take care of the heat, so you don't get burned. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> the new cycle begins with an explanation, but few specifics from gm's new ceo about those deadly ignition switch defects. mary barra who's been on the job about five months

tell me what will be different in the new gm, even -- gh everybody >> it will be the actions we take, actions we are taking. the men and women of general motors, the vast majority come to work every day and want to do a good job. talk about this report and are as deeply troubled as i have and are taking action and we are creating a culture. employees are coming forward. that will definitely be the focus going forward. back to you in new york. >> thank you. bloomberg is on the markets. >> thank you. let's get caught up. eventually climbing back into positive territory. , holding the treasury onto their gains. plenty of noise there but a big take away. the long-run target for the fed raise has been lowered from four percent. ,he move emphasizes the fact the lower the longer is the message. janet yellen, we will hear from her in about 30 minutes. make that four minutes. she is coming up. ♪ >> welcome back. i am mark crumpton. thank you for staying with us. we are standing by for the post fed chair, it's. janet will be facing questions from avril reporters, including michael mckee, janet

. >>> breaking news. gm just announced another recall of a million cars. keith jones is following the news. keith? >> we got the information right here. this time it's about the keys in some general motors cars. we're talking about 3 million cars affected by this. the years are 2000 to 2014. the problem, the ignition switch may move out of the run position if the key is carrying extra weight. the jar moves around like when you hit a pothole. the models are the buick lacrosse. the chevy impala and monte car low. the cadillac deville. if you think one of your cars is on this list, they urge you to go to a dealership for a fix. live, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> another great and dry weekend. that's four in a row since memorial day weekend. things are changing as soon as we get to the week. showers coming in during the night tonight. that's just the beginning of things changing. the first 90-degree plus temperatures of the season. kind of late in coming, but we're going to get them this week. a hot, humid week overall. multiple days of 90-plus, perhaps. a hea

let me -- miss barra, at the last hearing, referred to the new gm and responses to the question. the culture would change under your leadership. gm created a new vice president of global vehicle safety filled by jeff voyeur and i know you have been with gm a number of years and mr. boyer has been with gm? >> yes. >> you both worked for the old gm. can you tell me what is going to be different in the new gm, even though everybody and the 40 inspectors that connors and butterfield talks abdomen. >> i agree with you. it will be the actions we take. the men and women or general motors, the vast majority come to work and want to do a good job. they heard me talk about the report. they are as deeply troubled as i am. they are taking action. we are create agriculture. i have evidence of it. employees want to do the right thing and produce high quality, safe vehicles. >> i only have a minute. that needs to continue because, i also know how it works on the shop floor. oh, don't talk about that, just do your job. that's what's got gm into this position. you company set up a compensation fun

finance. >> all right, again, we are watching and waiting as gm shares still halted on news on massiveaker, about 8.4 million vehicles included in this recall, goes back to 1997 vehicle year, right up to the current day. gm is aware of seven crashes, eight injuries, three fatalities, by the way, they occurred in older model, full-sized sedans new york conclusive evidence the defect caused those crashes, part of the safety review, the recalls are mounting, of course. we are going to make for resumption of trading. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. ♪ you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and s

. >> and some breaking news from gm. >> another day, another set after recalls.his time, three of them. they cover an assortment of model year 2014 to 2015 full-size pickup trucks and suvs. also, a number of 2014 model year chevy caprice police cars, and rear shock ab sasorbers for 2014 model year corvettes. and if you have a 2014 chevy caprice police car model, or a 2014 corvette, those are the vehicles covered. back to you. >> we know the number of recalls, but not the number of vehicles covered right now, correct? >> we do, but there's an assortment of them. about 392-odd thousand of these pickups. >> thanks for that friday after the close, gm announces three more recalls. guy, what do we say about gm? >> uncool. but that goes without saying. and the stock, it has less and less effect on the stock. people become numb. still the way to play the space, downstream with the autoparts makers. >> and gm, go and do something else. there's going to be more of these. >> doc, how would you play gm on monday? >> i think it continues to trade down. not huge, but there's g

technically, under bankruptcy law, the new gm is not liable for the sins of the old gm and they are notection. we're going to see if these go to court or what fine better doles out. >>> a delicate dance. how the leader of france is trying to keep president obama and vladimir happy when they are not going to see each other. from separate dinners to meetings, will it work? we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. good is setti

it has come out as the new gm. is there anything you heard today that could impact that? >> absolutely. that report will be the road map for the bankruptcy judge to determine who knew what and why wasn't it disclosed to him when they sought bankruptcy protection. gerri, there is very important to put a face on what joan just said. one of my clients had to plead guilty a state felony offense in a vehicle gm admits was defective. while she was going through the criminal system, the civil lawsuit was going on and gm knew it was the defect, not her conduct that caused the accident, yet they sat on their hand and watched quietly as she pled guilty to a felony. she is now a convicted felon because of that. gerri: we've got more and more to come on that story. i hope you will all join us again. joan, bob, neil, thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks, gerri. good seeing you. gerri: we're staying on the gm story here. joining knee now -- me now by phone is a woman whose daughter was killed in one of the recalled vehicles in 2009. darrell, to you, i'm so sorry for your loss. tell us in

. >> iain off season is officially underway for new gm ron hextall and the flyers and as you said onef the most popular flyers over the last seven years scotty hartnell he is now a columbus blue jacket. here's the trade it sends one, 32 year old in hartnell to columbus for another 32 year old in rj umberger. you might remember that name rj umberger he started his career with the flyers playing here from 2005 through 2008. flyers also get a fourth round pick in next year's draft. scotty hartnell coming off another productive season for the flyers. 20 goals, 32 assists playing on the flyers top line. did a no trade clause in his contract but hartnell waived it and accepted the trade for umberger. coming up later in the newscast, ron hextall on why this trade had very little to go with goals and assists and also why jun june 23rd isn't a day to feel real comfortable if you're wearing a flyers uniform. dawn? >> all right. thank you. >>> a little girl's brave fight for her life has a happy ending all because of a court that ruled that despite her young age sarah murnaghan was eligible for

the new gm is heavily invested in by the american taxpayer. basically every american has an interest in what happens here. is there any sort of factor that plays into the fact that gm was in local parentheses of the taxpayers of the united states? does that factor into the story at all? >> it did not factor in as far as the senior management didn't know about the problem, didn't deal with it seriously because they didn't get reports. certainly there was a factor in the run-up to gm's bankruptcy, they were running out of cash, they were cutting staff. the report says they didn't have as many safety engineers as they could have. it does not blame the cost cuts or the bankruptcy for failing to miss the problem. but rather, the systemic cultural problem at gm where no one wanted to accept responsibility. things were done by power point, no one kept records of who went to meetings. there was a pass-the-buck mentality. that's why mary barra said, you have to speak up, you have to alert your superiors. if you see anything about safety problems, becaus

. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, gm orders dealerships to stop selling models of its most popular cars. >>> federal health officials released new recommendations on how children should receive the flu vaccine. >>> we're watching a line of downpours and thunderstorms from northern new england down to the chesapeake, they will push out in time for morning rush hour, we will have the latest timing on future tracker in that full forecast. >>> phillies and marlins again, highlights, with ducis rodgers when "action news" continues. blank [cell phone chime] yeah! [giggling excitedly] [splashing water] c'mon! (announcer) ready for a little fun? you could scratch your way to instant winning. play the pennsylvania lottery's new instant game, $1,000 frenzy, with 8 top prizes of $300,000. it's kinda fun to make a splash. keep on scratchin'. >>> an announcement came from the embattled general motors company today, it is selling its dealerships to stop selling and delivering, 2013, 2014 models of the chevy cruz. that goes for new and used models. officials say is there concern that the

in other news gm hold its annual shareholder meeting in detroit.ceo mary barra will brief the media and then talk with investors. may be confronted by the families of victims killed or injured linked to faulty ignition switches. gm owners would want to know how much the recall could ultimately cost. it could range between 5 billion and $7 billion. >> thank you very much, seema. >>> e3 video game conference opens in las vegas this morning, but some companies are also previewing their upcoming games. redwood city revealing the new sims 4 video game. during the preview the company created a president obama character and then showed off what the character would look like dancing in that new video game. well, we've seen him on various late night shows. i think he's a better dancer than that. >> i think so. he's more fluid. >> we're glad to hear there's a touch cool down today. not to be a whiner, but it was hot. >> it was hot. by our standards here in the bay area, 90 degrees is a hot day. when you're talking about 100 degrees, you can imagine we have s

. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, gm orders dealerships to stop selling models of its most popular cars. >>> federal health officials released new recommendations on how children should receive the flu vaccine. >>> we're watching a line of downpours and thunderstorms from northern new england down to the chesapeake, they will push out in time for morning rush hour, we will have the latest timing on future tracker in that full forecast. >>> phillies and marlins again, highlights, with ducis rodgers when "action news" continues. blank . >>> an announcement came from the embattled general motors company today, it is selling its dealerships to stop selling and delivering, 2013, 2014 models of the chevy cruz. that goes for new and used models. officials say is there concern that the air bags have been assembled with an incorrect part. gm has yet to recall any cruzs that are in the hands of consumers. >>> here is the the latest on the the crisis in iraq. the fighting between iraqi forces and sunni jihad militants continues with the isis fighters getting closer to baghdad. syrian

daughter drive a gm car he writes i would not buy a gm car and would not want my grown kids to owner driver. on the same topic, john for maryland says i have a newcronym for gm, the great mistake. i love hearing from you, send me an e-mail. go to gerri willis.com. next, how the supreme court could turn the tv industry on its head and here's your consumer gauge, the s&p 500 is up 6% for the year. good news, we will all retire someday, my friend. we will be right back. common ki. ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, isays your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before surgery or

at higher coming in numbers and trading them in and buying new cars. gm and mary would like this report to be the last word on the recall, it won't. there is still a congressional hearing him a lawsuit, and a federal inquiry. >> more tough questions for gm. village inf a northeastern nigeria say another 40 hit people have been killed by boko haram. militantssaid the tied people up and shot them. the attack took place in -- the european central bank has cut the interest rate on overnight bank deposits. this was to below zero. in fact, minus zero point one percent. the new banks will have to pay to keep cash in the central bank reserve. the idea is to incentivize banks to lend to businesses, thereby stimulating growth. still, the knights program. katy will join us again from france. world leaders will be gathering on the beaches of normandy to mark 70 years since the d-day invasion. an unmarked mass grave containing the remains of nearly 800 children discovered in ireland almost 40 is ago -- 40 a desire has sparked for an investigation into the catholic chu

four to nothing the final. >> new flyers gm ron hextall started retooling the team today trading fanfaret scott hartnell to columbus for former flyer rj umberger and a fourth round draft picks. hartnell has five years remaining on his crack. umberger three. the flyers gained salary relief right there. hartnell scored 157 goals in seven seasons with the orange and black and was not happy when hextall asked him to wave his no trade clause. >> to be honest i was pretty shocked at first. i was, you know, i was upset. i was, um, a little angry i guess. >> umberger wanted out of columbus. he asked for trade because his minutes were cut this season and he's happy to be back in philly. >> really exciting. the people in the organization, you know, you're comfortable with everything. everyone you know. um, you know, philly is a city i think the first start -- fresh start like i said new start for my career and i'm very anxious. >> after dealing hartnell hextall gave schenn a two year extension worth $5 million. last season brayden set career highs in goals and assists and part of that mike richard