because of steering columns can catch fire, this covers the friends of from 2004 to 2008 and the suzuki reno from 05 to 08. swills vehicles were made when by jam. the japanese automaker said that headlamp switch to an overheated, and to melt and catch fire for alleged side of the steering column. if the company will notify owners to fix the problem free that they have passed into a voluntary and that if officials are investigating old lamp off of drugs because the engines can be started without fit 6 06. still ahead san jose police were looking for an armed robber who held up a convenience store where it to the top tourist trade of kron4 dot com right now. fifth was a new artificial sweetener that promises to be great for cookies and sodas or dog: what, what? mattress discounters what, what? mattress discounters memorial day sale ends monday? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof." comforpedic, icomfort, optimum, and wow, four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection, even a queen size sealy gel memory fo

the japanese automaker says the recalled vehicles include the suzuki forenza and the reno. both cars were made by gm in south korea, and are sold here in the u.s. the recall has to do with an overheating head lamp switch that could melt or actually catch fire. suzuki says it will notify drivers and fix the problem for free. >>> all right. the lucky ones across the country, caught a view just like this overnight. oh, my gosh. now, that is a meteor shower, and it lit up the sky. looking like, kind of -- i don't know. like little nighttime birds or something. right across the heavens there. and tonight, if you're in the right spot, you could see the last part of that shower. a large comet streak, right by the earth. sles chu sles celestial conditions were ripe. >>> more coverage of that horrific shooting spree in california. how will students cope after a gunman's killed six people near a busy university campus? scott: okay, neighbors, here's the top-drawer skinny. scotts wraps each seed in a brilliant water smart plus coating, that feeds, protects, and holds in moisture to ma

suzuki recalling more than 184,000 cars in the u.s. because of the steering columns could catch fire. it effects 2004-2008for exnza models and 2005 to 2008 renoels. the head lamp switch can overheat and catch fire. this is gm's 29th recall this year. general motors says there may be more recalls before the end of summer. the recalls cover problems related to faulty ignition switches. gm says it's increasing safety inspections and recalling cars as soon as the problem is discovered. that is likely to mean more recalls but limit the size of each one. and it also says it expects to pick up the pace on repairs. gm says it has fixed 46,000 faulty ignition switches. it does expect to have one million repair kits by the end of august. >>> coming up a patriotic tradition. i remember seeing those growing up. the navy blue angels back in the sky over new york today. but what it could mean for san francisco's fleet week. >> he is one of the biggest names in soccer but he is taking a big hit. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despic

suzuki recalling more than 184,000 small cars in the u.s. due to steering columns that could catch fire. uh-oh. the recall covers ferenza models from 2004 through 2008 and reno2005 to 2008. >>> toyota recalling 340,000 strikes for three separate safety models. they are recalling 370,000 sienna minivans, 50,000 highlanders and 10,500 lexus gs 350 sedans. you have one of those? liz: no, i have the little guy. yes i do. david: screwing up my timing. federal workers and retirees owed just over $3.3 billion in back taxes. [buzzer] heirs says those behind in tax payments include 714 house and senate workers. that is today's "speed read." i think they will be cut a break. liz: i think i do have that. i think i do have that car. david: oh, see? liz: i'm not a car person. i didn't get in and drive. david: could have said yes and moved on. all right. liz: the house passed so-called usa freedom act which is supposed to curb the nsa data collection but several groups are unhappy with late changes made to the bill. david: one question is where does this leave phone companies caught between the government and customers. peter barnes in d.c. with the very latest. how about

suzuki recalling more than 184,000 small cars in the u.s. because of a ceiling, can catch fire. the friends of models from to those of four to 2008 in the reno models from to those of five to two doesn't eight. scott hoch japanese auto makers as the headlamps to its in daytime running lights module can overheat that can melt and catch fire on the left side of the steering column. the company says they will notify and fix the problem for free after they notify owners of the repairs had a scheduled yet. pfft >>: officials are also investigating at older ram pickups because the engine can be started with out the clutch been depressed. rao to the national highway safety administration says it has three complaints about the problem including one fatal accident and in that case a child was able to start a truck without using the clutch and move forward hitting and killing another child. >>: and took other issuing and other wall recall from trade problems. scientists are trying to the beer out what caused a young white female humpback whale to die of the california coast on wednesday the whale washed ashore you can see it there. on the rocks. scien

the suzuki recall covers the firenza models from 2004 to 2008 and reno models from 2005 to 2008. >>>eks ago, a similar incident happened in newark. >>> millions of americans are flocking to the airport this weekend, this holiday weekend. if it seems like some cities are more expensive to fly to than other, well, you're right. consulting firm planestats.com analyzed data and it figured out cincinnati, ohio, tops the list. followed by birmingham, alabama, in second, and memphis was third. if you can, avoid airports that serve a lot of business travelers and those that don't have many airline options. >>> people who have jobs outside of the home may feel the most stress once they've left work for the day. in a study at penn state, 122 working adults recorded their stress levels throughout the day and most actually had higher stress levels at home than at work. researchers say it's because of the stress of juggling professional and personal chores comes out once people are at home. >>> technology to the rescue. eight ducklings are saved from a storm drain in massachusetts. after noticing