takata told us previously one accident is one too many.scott, no new statement from takata tonight. >> pelley: many more than one. jeff, thank you very much for that. for more about the airbags and the recall, go to our web site. you'll find it at cbsnews.com. millions of people on social security will be get be a raise. we'll tell you about that next. vu ,,,, goes, a young man boarded a train to baltimore to look for a job, but it was raining there, so he stayed on the train to washington and landed work at the "washington post." his name was ben bradlee, and the rest is history, much of it chronicled by the paper that he would run. bradlee oversaw the pulitzer prize-winning coverage of watergate. pos policy as executive editor eas to hire good reporters and trust them to do their jobs. uralthy skepticism didn't hurt. he told "60 minutes," "i just do not believe the first version of events in this city." ben bradlee, awarded the nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom, died yesterday. he was 93. americans on soc

takata told us previously one accident is one too many.scott, no new statement from takata tonight. >> pelley: many more than one. jeff, thank you very much for that. for more about the airbags and the recall, go to our web site. you'll find it at cbsnews.com. millions people on social security will be get be a raise. we'll tell you about that next. there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> pelley: the way the story goes, a young man boarded a train to baltimore to look for a job but it was raining there so he stayed on the train to washington and landed work at the "washington post." his name was ben bradlee,

. >> report: the air bags in question are made by takata, and they've been subject to a spiraling series of recalls that this year reached more than 11 million. the problem: the air bags can explode, sending metal shrapnel flying through the vehicle. we spoke to stephanie erdman, who barely survived. >> instant blindness on my right side followed by gushing blood. it's terrifying. i thought i was going to bleed out at first. >> reporter: four deaths may be linked to the defect, the latest a 51-year-old woman in orlando driving a 2001 honda accord. this was the 911 call. >> the right side of her neck is severed. >> where is she bleeding from, can you tell? >> it looks like it's coming from... >> the right side of her neck. >> the right side of her neck. >> reporter: that followed a death in california, an 18-year-old in oklahoma and a mother of three in virginia. documents filed with the national highway traffic safety administration or nhtsa show honda, the biggest buyer of takata air bags, first learned about exploding air bags in 2004. the recalls didn't start until 2008. nine carmaker

e reporter: takata told us, "we fully recognize that one incident is one too many. we are constantly investing in tod examining ways to improve." the toyota air bags recalled today are passenger air bags. scott, it to that says if they don't have the parts right now to fix them, they will tell people to avoid sitting in the passenger seat in the affected vehicles. >> pelley: thank you very much. the government is urging people to have their cars fixed. we've posted the complete list of recalled vehicles on our web site, cbsnews.com. today indiana police say seven women found murdered over the last few days may be victims of a serial killer. a suspect in custody has been talking to detectives, and here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: the trail that led to at least seven bodies began friday night at this motel in hammond, indiana. police say the suspect, 43-year- old convicted sex offender darren vann, spent time there sth a 19-year-old escort he found on the web site "backpage." she was later found by a coworker strangled. the escort service gave the police vann's cell

what about takata, the maker of the air bags? did they continue to make this particular type?ow? >> this particular type is no longer being made. there's a new version that's being made. and one of the big problems with this recall is that takata will have to produce the replacement parts. so you have here takata which has already taken charge against its earnings of $750 million, they will have to spend the money to make replacement parts for millions of vehicles, and that's going to hold things up. there are only a few manufacturers in the world that make air bag inflaters to begin with and now takata will be burdennenned with making millions they didn't expect to make. >> woodruff: are you saying there may not be enough parts to fix all these airbags? >> people are very worried about the speed at which they'll be able to get their cars fixed and we're hearing anecdotally of folks calling dealerships and signing up fo for appointments d being told we don't have the parts, you will have to wait. with all the public scrutiny this is getting, perhaps the united states governmen

we've reached out to takata to get a sense of when it believes repairs will be finished but we've yet to hear back from the companies. so for now, there are millions of americans driving vehicles with faulty air bags. and as they drive around, they may be taking a risk. they are looking at what may or may not protect them during a crash. phil lebeau, chicago. >>> switching back to the economy, inflation in check, and how consumer prices rose just a tenth of a percent in september. key factor, falling energy costs, over the past year consumer inflation has rose just 1.7%. >>> and that low inflictiation why uncle sam is giving such a low raise. they are looking at 27% in 2015 averaging out to $22 more for pensioners and the disabled. this marks the third year in a row that the annual cost of living increase will be below 2%. >> still ahead, johnson and johnson making a big push that many other drug makers are not, the vaccine for ebola, that story next. >>> the u.s. tightened rules today on travellers coming from west africa. there are now special ebola symptom screenings and fever chec

>> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, takata says, "we fully recognize that one incident is one too many which is why our products are subject to extensive testing. we are constantly investing in and examining ways to improve." stephanie erdman has spent the past year, helped by her family, in and out of reconstructive surgeries. what's it been like for your family? >> tough. and-- they-- they try to be strong for me, and i see it but you can tell. any time i talk about it-- and i try to talk about it all the time because it helps me-- that it hurts them. >> reporter: erdman told us she is suing honda. honda would not comment on her case but told us: scott, other carmakers say they're following the recommendations of n.h.t.s.a. >> pelley: jeff, thank you very much. today, america's largest bank said that hackers broke into its computers and stole personal information of 76 million households and 7 million small businesses. names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses. but jpmorgan chase says there is no evidence the thieves got into account numbers, passwords, social securi

takata says it will cooperate fully with the recall. already, there are not enough replacements for the nearly 8 million recalled vehicles. toyota will disable passenger airbags and put on this sign if it can't get replacements. legal, since the original inflalter is now considered defective. two of the ten companies recalling bags, bmw and honda, say customers will have to wait. it's all leaving consumers confused. so, my carp's model year is covered in the recall. i'm headed to the deal earl. to see if i can get a new airbag. but it's not that simple. >> i have to get your vin number. >> reporter: only certain vehicles in model-year-olds are affected. the vehicle identification number is key. >> brings up no open recalls at this time. >> so, no bag, i'm done. >> you're in the clear and safe. >> reporter: you don't have to go to the dealer. the government website for the vin numbers is back up. i went to the manufacture site tonight and it worked. david? >> that's good to hear. david kerley, thank you. >>> and now to a different image

i think it looks like what takata did.s service action in a few states and i think early on they were doing too little and it may hurt them big time in the end. >> well, you know, we would like to think we learned something from the gm recall, right? because that's where the bulk of those 5 million cars recalled are coming from. but cynics might say we haven't learned anything at all, have we? >> i think we have. these are very complex machines. there's more computers on your car than anywhere, anything you have. they're designed to save your lives and, for instance, with the air bags, air bags save tens of thousands of lives over the decades and we have a little bit of a problem with these air bags and that is a fact that the regulation has not kept up with the technology and consumer behavior. right now they have to meet a standard for the belted driver and some fool who doesn't want to wear a safety belt. and for those fools that don't want to wear their safety belt, that bag has to be designed to come out faster and wi

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as in prev recalls, the fixes will onl made in warm weather climat, where takata believes high humidity makes the explosio more likely. in addition to honda and to, the recall also includes ma honda and toyota, the recall also includes mazda, b- m-w, nissan, g-m and ford. we have the full list on kpix dot com. an unusual sight in san francisco today: umbrellas. brian - we didn't get a lot of rain, b every little bit counts.. r? brian does weather brian do weather a guy in a blue hat walks ia burning house.. pulls a strr out of the fire.. and vanis who is he? the mystery man just came forward tonight. apple's next big thing is h. apple pay. does it live up to the hype? we test it out tonight. tonight. tonight. [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com, you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you don't sound like flo. [high-pitched] yeah, i do. [ clears throat ] who you talking to? [ normal voice ] what? what's on your hand? noth-- my wedding ring. [chuck

at least four people have been killed and more than 30 injured by exploding takata air bags. however, millions of cars are not scheduled to be fixed. the company believed high humidity makes explosion more likely. however, cbs news has learned of incidents of exploding air bags outside of those areas including indiana, ohio, illinois, and maryland. they're looking to track down the full scope of this problem. >> kris van cleave here in new york. thank you very much, kris. >> you can see the full and updated list on our website, cbsnews.com. >>> law enforcement officials are looking at computers and talking to friends of three teenaged girls. they were picked up in germany when they were suspected of maybe trying to join isis. >> reporter: the teens were able to board a plane that took them from denver to frankfurt, germany. but no further. there they were detained by the fbi after the u.s. consulate was notified they were headed that way. he spoke with friends of the girls' parents. >> i was shocked. we thought that the boys were easy targets. >> reporter: there were two so i

. >>> takata, the company made air bags that could metal fragments to fly out. the lawsuit claims that takata and automakers toyota and honda misled them about information. >>> the fed is expected to announce the completion of its bond-buying program after the meeting wednesday afternoon. but it's also expected to signal a long wait for improvements in the economy before raising interest rates higher. >>> here on wall street today, investors are watching earnings reports on data and durable goods. home prices and consumer confidence. the dow gained 12 points monday. the s&p 500 lost almost 3. the nasdaq rose 2 points. >>> and next week, donin' doughnuts will start selling a croissant doughnut but don't call it a cronut. it will be available nationally starting monday. last year, the cronut started a sensation which prompted a number of similar products. anne-marie. >> i may ask to try one or four or six. but nothing like a cronut. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. thanks. >>> when we return, walmart sparks outrage on its website over how it labels c

he's now suing honda and the air bag manufacturer, tokyo-based takata corporation, which made the air bags in mexico. in a statement takata says, we'll continue to fully support the government's investigation and our customers' recalls in every way possible. today the list of recalls stands at 16 million vehicles involving some of the world's biggest automakers. >> the quality control problems at the factory have not been remedied for more than a decade, which is leading to these air bag-inflater problems that find their way into cars today. >> reporter: humidity is thought to cause the air bag canisters to misfire. just yesterday the federal government issued a rare urgent appeal for affected drivers in hot, humid climates to act as quickly as possible. the concern, 25% of drivers who receive recall notices don't act on them. these recalled cars are among the most popular for the past 12 years. the challenge is to get recall notices out to the drivers who bought them second- and third-hand. the older the car, the more likely that is. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> it is hard

. >> reporter: the defective part is made by tokyo-based takata corporation.o far 16 million vehicles have been recalled worldwide. the list covers hondas, toyotas, nissans, mazdas and gm cars dating back to 2002. and the national highway traffic safety administration is under fire for not ordering this air bag recall sooner. >> it needs to be the top on the corporate beat. and it's on a slow boat to china on too many of these issues. >> reporter: nhst insists it ordered a recall as soon as it had evidence suggesting it was a problem. takata said, our joint objective is to do all that is possible to maximize motor vehicle safety. toyota reiterated its recall notice. it's especially concerned because investigators believe the inflating device can rupture in hot, humid climates. so the government is ordering 5 million people from puerto rico to hawaii, not to delay getting this fixed. those drivers in humid conditions thought to be the most at risk. >> the entire list on our website. tom costello in our washington bureau tonight. tom, thanks. >>> in northwest in

. >>> the federal government is telling air bag maker takata to speed up making replacement parts.ransportation safety administration sent a letter to the company who made the faulty air bags and told takata to do more testing, find the cause of the problem. >>> a mobile pay service competing with apple pay suspends its activity. it's backed by walmart and other big retailers. it didn't give restrictions for members, accepting alternatives like apple pay. the company was also the target of a hack attack. a small number of e-mail addresses were obtained in the breach but no other information was lost. >>> many customers don't like the new mcdonald's slogan. "the wall street journal" reports in january the fast food chain will start using the slogan "lovin' beef hatton." the company's being swamped by online messages saying they hate the new slowgan. >>> and fireball whiskey is being recalled in europe because of safety returns. they recalled the popular cinnamon flavored liquors because it involves ingredients used in antifreeze. it has high levels of fireball whiskeys says lit chan

as in previous recalls, the fixes will only be made in warm weather climates where takata believes thehe explosion more likely. clarence ditmer. why not recall the vehicles in every single state? >> money. >> reporter: and why does nhtsa accept that? >> it's a frustration. how in the world can you approve a geographic recall that doesn't include the two states that people have been killed? recognize that one incident is one too many. we're constantly examining and finding ways to improve. the toyota air bags recalled most recently are passenger side air bags. toyota says if they can't fix them right now, they will tell people to avoid sitting in the passenger seats in these vehicles. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> for the full list of all of the vehicles affected by the recall, go to our website, cbsnews.com. >>> well, straight ahead, airfares are on the rise. >>> and rescue reunion. a man caught on tape being saved from a burning house, meets the hero who risked his life to pull him from the flames. house, meets the hero who risked his life to pull him from the flames. it's happeni

federal government is telling air bag maker takata to speed up making replacement parts. they are link to four deaths and spark a recall of 8 million vehicles here in the united states. the government also wants takata a to do more testing to find out what caused this problem. >>> well, economy is strong enough for federal reserve to stop its long running bond buying program, at the end of the month. it was put in place during the the height of the great recession, to help boost the the economy. fed also says it will keep short term interest rates at record low levels, foy a considerable time. investors did in the like what they helped. dow jones fell 31, nasdaq lost 15. >>> in the spirit of these spooky time of the year, wallet hub crunched the number to find the best and worst sit toys celebrate. this is based than factors like entertainment options, number of candy stores, crime rate and temperature for trick or treating. philadelphia came in 62nd. city scored very high marks for entertainment, and environment, but they lose points on trick or treating weather. ukee an

. >> today nhtsa filed a special order demanding the supplier takata hand over detailed information about those defective air bags. t the rob? the air bags can explode and shoot shrapnel. nhtsa is demanding 36 different pieces of information, including the specifics on documents, lawsuit settlement and reports of des or injuries. the order includes request for all documents that refer or relate to run churing air bags manufactured in whole or in part by takata. and takata has until december 1 to turn over that information or face fines of $7,000 each day. >>> shrimp for sale, but are you getting what you pay for? a reporter shows a third of shrimp products bought in our area are mislabeled or misrepresented. a dna based survey was done at grocery stores across the country including d.c., new york, oregon and florida. and this is what they found. 33% of shrimp sold in our area was either lblabeled having the wrong way or sold as coming from the wrong region. if most cases, cheaper farm raised shrimp was sold as wild or gulf shrimp. so here's what you can do. look for traced seafood product

national highway traffic safety administration are urging car owners with takata air bags to replace them immediately. they say the supplies to more than 4.7 million cars in the country. executives at japanese auto firms are also urging drivers to take action. those at honda are recalling the biggest number of vehicles. the people at u.s. automaker general motors and german carmaker bmw are also issuing recalls. takata executives say they will cooperate fully with automakers to repair the air bags. >>> japanese plums, sweetfish, and rice paddies don't sound like they have all that much in common. but they're the reason that officials at the japanese agriculture ministry have chosen three sites as candidates for special recognition by a u.n. body. agricultural ministry officials chose the sites because of their traditional eco-friendly farming and beautiful rural scenery. the upper and middle reaches of the nagara river in central japan are known for clear waters and ayu sweetfish. farmers in the minabe and tanabe areas in central japan have been producing high quality japanese plums

. >> reporter: the explosions from takata air bags can send shrapnel through a vehicle. that flying metal has been linked to at least four deaths and 30 injuries. nearly half the vehicles are made by honda, but there are eight other manufacturers involved, including toyota. toyota is telling people who own affected cars no one should sit in the passenger seat until the problem is fixed. and dealers will disable air bags until the parts required to fix them are in. millions of cars, however, are not scheduled to be fixed at all because most recalls have been ordered in warm-weather states where takata thinks high humidity makes an explosion more likely. >> nhtsa treats these cars like they never leave their home or move to another part of the country. >> reporter: we discovered complaints of air bags exploding in multiple states outside the recall zone, including indiana, ohio, illinois and maryland. nhtsa says they're currently composing an updated advisory, but, scott, it won't be released until later tonight. >> pelley: jeff, thank you very much. we will have more info

takata has been a well thought of company in japan. it cornered the market for components like air bags. it's since introduced new generations of air bags to replace the gebilityive -- defect if ones. i don't think they are an endangered company but they are dragged into a situation they in. >> thank you for joining us from arizona state university, and a contributor for forbes. thank you. >> pleasure. >>> amazon warned investors it would lose money, and it did, worse than expected. the on-line retailer lost $427 million in july through september, nearly 10 times more than this time last year. much of the loss is related to the fire phone, a major flop so far. the company does not expect a holiday season. amazon focused on spending the money it makes to grow and expand, and it is weighing heavily on the bottom line. stocks fell 10% in after hours trading. if you used the popular car service uber, you know you get to rate your driver. men don't know that the driver is rating you. three bad ratings suspend any future rides you get. jacob

but this takata corporation that makes these air bags so far have been attributed to about four fatal incidents as well. a real concern over those air bags. >> okay, steve. thank you. >> that is a big story. also, amazon's problems with the markets over the past couple months. a big story. the phone they tried, the smartphones, not working out very well right now. they're talking about actually building a brick and mortar place in new york city, which actually goes against the very nature of -- it's just, these are trying -- >> do you want to stand in line at amazon? >> no, i love my amazon. these are trying it times, but this is where i shop. it works very well. >>> still ahead on "way too early," we'll keep you updated on developments in the new york city ebola case. city officials try to reassure a population of more than 8 million people. >> and coming up in sports, a world series sales job. how one peanut man's arm is so strong he might just be worth putting on the field. >> oh, not bad. look at that. >> that story and a check on the weather when "way too early" comes right back.

as in previous recalls, the fixes will only be made in warm weather climates where takata believes highidity makes the explosions more likely. >> that was jeff glor reporting. in addition to honda and toyota, the recalls also include mazda, bmw, nissan, general motors and ford vehicles. we have a full list of all the vehicles on kpix.com. >>> time now is 4:50. a man in a blue hat walks into a burning house pulls a stranger out of the fire and then disappears. who is he? this morning, the mystery man comes forward with a message for everyone. apeños... ...now for just two dollars. they also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? mcdonald's dollar menu and more. lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >>> arou

and that's a real issue. >> reporter: in a statement posted on its website, takata says it stands by the quality of its product and is cooperating in the defective investigation. david? >> all right, brian, while we have you here tonight, there's another breaking development when it comes to your family's safety on highways across this country. one of brian's investigation, he reported on a change in one of the most common types of guardrails on american highways. and of course, we all remember brian showing us how guardrails are supposed to work. you can see this pickup truck barrelling down the road. the guardrails absorbing the impact of the crash. in fact, the view from above showing the same thing. but then brian reporting on a change made, believed to shave some cost on hundreds of thousands of highways across this country. and the allegation is that instead of absorbing the impact, you can see this image. this is what can happen. the guardrail piercing this car. brian also reported on the flurry of lawsuits, families claiming this change led to deadly accidents and tonight, a

most of the defective air bags come from one plant in mexico owned by a japanese company, the takatamore information at abcnews.com. >>> another terrifying ride aboard a school bus loaded with children. when this was over, the school bus driver was taken into custody allegedly drunk. turns out he has a history of similar arrests. how in the world did he get the job? abc's david kerley has the details. >> reporter: in handcuffs, this is the 59-year-old bus driver, charged with being drunk while driving 25 massachusetts high school cross-country runners home from a meet. parents whose children ride those district buses are scared. >> shocking. >> reporter: police found the bus back at the school where robert murphy reportedly told officers this is really bad. this could be a good thing. i really need this. should he have ever gotten a bus driver's license? in 1985, a drunk driving arrest. in 1989, convicted of drunk driving. but when his record was checked under an old law, it only went back five years. >> moving forward, it's not going to be good enough in hopkinton for drivers to hav

. >> today the national highway traffic administration filed will this special order demanding takata hand over detailed inf about the defective air bags. the problem, it can explode and shoot slhrapnel. nhtsa is demanding 36 pieces of information including specific documents, lawsuit settlements and reports of deaths or injuries. this order includes a request for all documents that refer or relate to run chur ruptures mar by takata. >>> do we need to brace ourselves? >> we to. a taste of winter coming our way. the most significant change d we're turning our clocks back, checking our batteries. pepco toe natured 1,000 smoke alarms to the prince fwrnce geo county. so check your batteries and change that clock. take it back one hour as we go are saturday to sunday morning. we talked all about weather and we also talked about television production. i did today and yesterday actual at pointers run elementary school. great group of kids. and they're trying to take our job, guys. look at will this, temperatures across the area, they range anywhere from 54 to the north gaithersburg, only 62

nissan expanding a global recall using takata airbags. recall vehicles worldwide, including more than 100,000 in japan. an investigation is being made madeether takata misleading statements about airbag regulators. in takata shrank. would you let your kids ride in a honda? >> sure. live in a -- i do let them ride in a honda. this is not a high humidity zone, it is not like indonesia or panama. all of the indications are these are perfectly safe. ata has messed up and there are millions of vehicles that are going to need airbags replaced. not good for them. it has been slow developing. if you call up the longer-term have beenrt, they building up to this. it has only been in the last week where the shares have taken the pounding. i have to focus on this with the gm recall. it is about humidity. i am in new york and the kids go down to florida for spring break. are you kidding me? i would never let them in a honda. how clumsy do they have to be before every car is recalled? record almost every year. every presidential election year, they kee

are reportedly linked to takata air bags malfunctioning. automakers have recalled more than 9 the million vehicles that could be affected. in an unusual move, u.s. regulators issued an additional warning on monday after an ongoing investigate indicated that high humidity might be an indicator in the deployment of the air bags.. nearly 60% of the vehicle being pushed for recalls are made by honda followed by toyota, nissan, bmw and general motors. takata has booked an extraordinary loss of over $400 million add to go repair and compensation costs to the current fiscal year. with the announcement, takata shares nose dived yesterday and continued to head lower today with the stock price ending flat. >>> now, the first round of talks between students and government officials in hong kong has ended without any break through. large screens were erected to allow thousands of protesters listen to the city's debate. there have been possible concessions to choose the next chief executive. one of the protesters dismissed any potential government plans