right now, 28.8 million takata airbags are under recall. ain, that recall list could double today. according to nit sa, you kould should not undo it. they say the vast majority will deploy as designed and an airbag that is disabled is 100% likely to fame. few think about it that way. we are awaiting for news on that expanded recall to come today. we will update you if we are on air here, if not, we will bring it to you online and our social media platforms. you want to watch for that. again, it is going to more than double, sources say. that could impact a lot of folks. in campbell, chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> it is a quarter to 7:00. you know what, the stockmarkets are falling once again today after a rough tuesday. >> it's been a rough week or so for apple. we have been watching that sought skafl carefully. >> apple has had its poorest performance since 1998. apple is slightly higher, 1-800-flowers. your mom says buy her index funds. the dow industrials are down 136 points. nasdaq is down 30 over nervousn

why the takata airbag recall is expanding by the millions. >> the biggest auto recall. how about the most boring auto crash? i will tell you all about it coming up. >>> how about a little snack? can you smell the garlic in the reason that aroma can soon be coming to hundreds of bay area mcdonald's. >> air back maker takata may be adding tens of millions of air back inflators to what was already the biggest recall in american history. talks are under way and expanded recall could more than double. the 28 million inflators that have already been recalled that must be replaced. they are blamed for at least 11 deaths and dozens of injuries across the country. >>> more than $3 million settlement from asiana airlines has been accepted by san francisco leaders. the money will cover airport damages and liam skofts stemming from the 2013 landing at sfot. board of supervisors unanimously accepted that offer from the airline yesterday. ntsb determined pilot error caused that crash. sadly, three people died. >>> south bay travelers have a new option to get across the pond. >> today

japanese airbag to theht up -- takata airbags, investment firm is interested in taking a 60% stake in the company. carmakers have been forced to recall tens of millions of cars equipped with this info later that was made by takata airbags. that is the business. back in an hour. >> we're taking a short break. ; 05/26/16 05/26/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >>, it would've been better if i used a second e-mail account and carried a second phone, but at the time, this did not seem like an issue. amy: the state department's spectre general concludes hillary clinton broke government rules by using a private e-mail server without approval for her work as u.s. secretary of state. despite saying she would cooperate, she refused to be interviewed by

an additional 35 to 40 million takata airbags have a deadly flaw. jeff glor is following this. >> this issue is urgent. on march 31, we had the tenth confirmed fatal team. >> reporter: the effort to replace defective takata airbags has to move faster though the task is monl mentumental. >> the problem is ammonium nitrate, volatile chemical takata corporation started using 15 years ago t ammonium nitrate breaks down over time especially in high heat, high humidity climates and can cause the inflator to malfunction. making the fixes has not been easy. drivers across the country have been calling and weight. hundreds of injuries have been linked to the faulty inflators, including airbag explosion that left a hole in angelina sujata's chest. people were telling me that airbags don't do that. these ones are. that's not right. that's not okay. >> reporter: at the rate, the airbag fixes won't be completed for more than three years. rosekind said today he sympathizes. >> my family has a vehicle with the takata inflator in our drivew driveway. >> reporter: t

takata's lethal airbags are leaving honda with a bigger headache.eir forecast last year, blaming the inflation of the faulty product. we have a reporter looking into this. reporter: this is 34% based on estimate. -- it is the seventh role just year in a row the hit. honda recalled four times more than last year that it made. four times more vehicles that it made, which is a huge number. you'll recall 21 million more vehicles according to the executive vice president, they have made this a policy, and the negative impact of the $2.5 billion deaths related to airbags. and the fourth quarter, honda reported the first loss since 2009, a net loss of $316 billion. estimates a profit of $1 billion. so that is either a sales increase that i believe stocks are calling now. angie: what is the forecast for honda this year? reporter: it will eat into profits. honda had estimates based on a calculation of ¥105, that compares to ¥120 to the u.s. dollar. so this is a wide difference. is what results look like at the end of this year. the forecast this year operati

airbag in their cars. live in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. >> so what's takata doing to fix them? >> reporter: so they are adding a drying agent known as a dessicant to the airbag. but they have to prove to the feds that it works. they have until 2019 to do it. >> thank you. >>> muni is testing a strategy to help speed up train service. yesterday, the transit agency began double stopping which allows two trains to stop and let passengers off in the same station at the same time. muni plans to test double stopping during peak commute hours at the civic center, powell and montgomery stations. >>> the city of san jose is now giving away money up to $1,000 if you help them catch vandals and illegal dumpers. the city council passed a new reward program last night that pays witnesses up to a $1,000 if their tips lead to an arrest. they are hoping it helps bring down the rise in graffiti and illegal dumping problems in san jose. one business manager tells us he finds trash near his building every day from refrigerators to entertainment centers and if he doesn't call city crews to pick it

they are ordering the japanese company takata to fix between 35 million and 40 million airbags, and this collision of what is already are costly crisis for takata. 40 different carmakers have been told to recall 24 million cars to fix airbags made by the company. it was found they could inflate with too much force and should metal shards into cars could at least 11 deaths have been linked to the problem worldwide. let's listen into the head of the national highway traffic safety administration in the u.s. airbag recall from which we are more than doubling today, is the largest and most complex recall in u.s. history. this issue is urgent. 10thrch 31 we had the confirmed fatality in the united states due to a rupture of a recalled in flavor. just this morning, honda announced there have been 2 more fatalities in malaysia in just the last two weeks due to ruptures of the takata airbag inflator is. markus: already we are hearing that 69 million airbag inflators in total are being recalled , as takata is facing the status and the crisis. the franco dutch airline group posted a smaller than e

to replace potentially fatal takata airbags inflator's. they affect producers such as to load a -- toyota and nissan. it was the largest vehicle recall in the u.s. history. they can deteriorate over time and blast hot shrapnel into passengers when activated. the airbags are set to be responsible for 11 deaths and 100 injuries. the biggest obstacle to electric vehicles used to be the battery. he cars are becoming cheaper and more popular. europe has yet to wake up to the trend as asian companies have led the charge in battery making. reports say the biggest carmaker wants to spend billions on a giant battery factory. perhaps what it needs to re-energize its image in the wake of its dirty diesel scandal. >> volkswagen another german carmakers now batteries are the key technology to build commercially successful electric cars. they are the most expensive part of an electric vehicle. the japanese company has emerged as the leading supplier. thanks to its partnership with tesla panasonic is capturing around 40% of the global battery market. in

it's part of the fallout from defective takata airbags and focuses this time on passenger side airbag inflators. now, some of those carmakers include honda, fiat, chrysler, mazda, nissan and mitsubishi, built between 2002 and 2011. and include pickups, suvs and cars. now, defective airbags have been linked to 13 deaths and more than 100 injuries worldwide. back to you. >>> right now the newly repaired arlington memorial bridge is facing its first holiday rush. for the last year the park service has been installing support beams to reinforce the bridge deck and reduce vibration, but despite the repairs the bridge still needs a to keep the bridge from closing by 2021. lower gas prices mean more people will be on the roads all weekend long. aaa estimates nearly 34 million travelers will drive to their destinations. that's about 89% of all travelers. traffic is expected to get busy as you heard meagan reporting between 2:00 and 6:00 today. >>> an exclusive story now from our news partners at wtop. this is video -- cell phone video what appears to be a commercial bus driver driving a group

. >>> in business news, senator cars could be recalled over the defaulty takata airbags. >> for that before the bell we turn now to landon dowdy from cnbc's world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you both. today futures are lower this morning. stocks falling, giving back all of monday's gains following data showing a decline in china's manufacturing sector. that is raising fresh concerns about the world's second largest economy. look for it on this morning's private sector jobs. the dow up to 17,750. the nasdaq losing. takata is expected as soon as today to announce it's recalling an additional 35 to 40 million airbag inflators in u.s. vehicles and reports say that the expanded recall would be more than double what's already the biggest action in u.s. history. to date, auto makers have recalled 24 million vehicles, due to the risk that the inflators could explode with too much force. that would be spraying metal chards inside the vehicles. google and chrysler teaming up to drive minivans. they-buy 100 chrysler vehicles. it will be solely for testin

and it might have to do with that expanded takata airbag recall. rnment sources telling nbc news safety regulators want the company to recall as many as 35 million more airbag inflators. this is on top of the 29 million already recalled. those inflators are at risk of exploding with a dangerous force. at least 11 people have been killed worldwide and more than 100 have been injured. >>> new questions about one of the most iconic photos in american history. >> some amateur historians are challenging the photo of marines raising the flag at they say it's possible not everyone in the picture was properly identified. five of the people in the photo are marines, the other was identified as a navy corpsman, but it may not actually be him. >> for 70 years the government has been saying that that was my father there, so it took me a little while to realize that might not be so. >> now, that's james bradley who wrote the book "flags of our fathers." he's now one of the historians, but his father is the one they say was misidentified. they say he raised a dif

. >>> the recall of takata airbags is growing and is now the largest recall in u.s. history. some 29 million insulators for the airbags were already recall. now, under pressure from federal safety regulators, another 35 million vehicles are being recalled. notices will be sent out. 11 deaths have been linked to the faulty airbags. the government says it could take until the end of 2019 to fix them. >>> tesla reported a big loss in the first quarter earnings today but the stock was still up as investors look toward the future. tesla says it had problems getting parts for the model x suv and that they lost $282 million but tesla also hopes to order the new model 3 sooner than expect it. the company has 400,000 advance orders for the model 3. the lower-cost car starts at about $35,000. in after-hours trading, tesla shares were up about 6%. >>> a week jobs report sent stock markets lower. the dow fell 99 points, nasdaq -37, s&p 500 down 12. adp said new hires by private -- by private companies were lower. >>> the first flight from san jose to london is expected to take off throug

additional vehicles in the us because of the potentially deadly air back and played is manufactured by takata airbags. federal officials posted documents today by several brands. it is the largest auto recall in us history. the cars in the latest recall are mostly older and located in areas along the gulf coast where high heat and humidity can compound the problem. the faulty in plater's are blamed for 11 deaths worldwide. >>> facebook is finding a new way to sell advertising to a new audience. previously, nonusers or users who are not logged into their accounts wouldn't see as on third-party websites or mobile labs. according to the wall street journal, facebook will now use a mix of cookie tracking, its own light button and other data to identify nonusers on other sites. facebook also believes it can accurately target nonmembers using the data it already has within an approach called look- alike targeting. >>> the federal reserve has drop another hint it may raise interest rates sometimes over the summer. the chairwoman said today the rate hike will occur if the economy continues to grow as expecte

moisture is seeping into the airbags causing them to explode unexpectedly. for years, takatathe airbags were the problem by hiding test results and manipulating data and blamed the car makers but honda's investigation along with 10 other carmakers found otherwise. so far 11 people have died worldwide including 17-year-old huma who got into a fender- bender at 15 miles an hour. it sent a shard of metal towards her neck. >> she was able to take her seatbelt off exit the vehicle, and then she collapsed. >> death was instant? >> yes. >> reporter: and so if you haven't gotten a recall notice yet, you may soon get one. once you do, the headaches don't stop there. there is a part shortage that is delaying the repairs nationwide. we are live in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> at city hall a group of hunger strikers wanted to talk police shootings with chief suhr and when he didn't show up, things got tense. [ chanting ] >> we're told that chief suhr was absent because of security concerns but all that yelling happened a few hours after the demonstrators were stood up by mayor lee y

one might think, are there even any takata airbags left out there?t do people on wall street make of this devastating news for takata? >> the stock of takata does not get traded at the new york stock exchange but we do see the stock falling quite a bit in japanese trading. overall, almost every fourth vehicle on u.s. roads are affected. there is also the claim that takata actually withheld information and misled consumers. so it is pretty likely that there will be a lot of lawsuits following up. >> stock seven retreated for the second day. were investors not satisfied with the current job data in the u.s.? >> that was probably one reason stocks traded lower. tuesday we had global growth concerns and wednesday we had lower economic data. job growth was lower than expected. on friday will get the big job report but the job data was one reason why trading went weaker here in new york. >> finally, the new york stock exchange is owner has challenged plans to derail the merger to the london stock exchange and deutsche burrs appear in germany. tell us more.

. >>> the takata airbag recall is now the largest auto recall in u.s. history. see how many more cars are now involved.>>> this little girl is waiting for a heart transplant. we look at the device doctors at stanford are using to keep her alive. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> a major development in the push to legalize recreational marijuana in california. backers of a state health measure say they have now collected more than 600,000 signatures. that's more than enough to put it to a vote this november. the lieutenant governor supports the measure. he says the adult use of marijuana act would generate billions of dollars for the state economy. >> we estimate $1

automakers have been ordered in japan to recall 7 million cars with takata airbags. been linked's have to 13 deaths and 100 injuries. it is facing tens of billions of dollars in damages for the cost of making replacement parts for the faulty airbags. let's take a look at some of the day's other business lines -- business headlines per general motors has been forced to recall 2 million cars in china after a joint venture with the state-owned shanghai automotive industries received complaints about engine damage to a number of buick and chevrolet models. gm will replace the effective valves for free. valley and rejected a takeover deal from japan costa kita and a the is dance came earlier ant replacedwhen vale its embattled chief executive. a u.s. jury said a copyright law allowed google to use oracle's java platform in its smartphone operating system. oracle argued that google should have to pay a fee to use the software and has requested $9 billion in damages. the company plans to appeal the ruling. in france, petrol shortages are continuing across the country. half

. >>> another 12 million vehicles are affected by is the takata airbag recall. federal regulators added the vehicles today. they have faulty airbag inflaters and need to be replaced. the government is spacing things out because there are not enough replacement parts. >>> more than 3 million sippy cups for young children are recalled for a health risk. mold can grow in the removable cup valve. at least 68 children have experienced a stomach ill license. they are recalling five types of the tommy tippy sippy cups. contact the company for a free replacement. we have information on our website at 6abc.com. >>> health check this noon. the government says the dangerous super bug has arrived in the united states. a pennsylvania woman is the first person in the country diagnosed with a strain of e. coli, that cannot be killed by antibiotics. it's known as a drug of last resort. only given in rare cases when nearly all else fails. the patient did not recently travel outside of the u.s. they found other medicine that worked for you but are worried that that could pass gen

. >>> coming up next here on "action news" at noon, the takata airbag recall is expanding to include millions of additional vehicles, and later a man is under arrest because of what he did the food at several grocery stores. details on this fbi investigation coming up at 12:30. >>> breaking news now in the presidential race, abc news has now confirmed that ohio governor, john kasich will suspend his campaign. the republican candidate is expected to make the announcement later on this afternoon. >>> takata is expected to recall 135 millionaire bags this would affect hundreds of thousands of vehicles. the inflaters affected 19 million cars. >>> a new study says that medical mistakes is the third leading cause of death in the united states. it leads to 230,000 fatalities each year behind only heart disease and cancer. the mistakes range from wrong medication or dosage to errors in the operating room. >>> a new report shows that a third of doctors write prescriptions for unnecessary antibiotics. it's ineffective against cold symptoms, the body can become resistant from overuse. experts r

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sources tell nbc news that 35 to 40 million takata airbag inflaters are being added to the recall list. right now the recall involves 14 manufacturers, and that list could grow. >>> with a jury now selected, congressman shaka fatah remains confident as his corruption trial moves forward. >> congressman, how do you feel about your chances here? >> it's a great day. >> several famous names came out in court today. on that list, president obama, vice president biden and locals, including ed rendell. now, it's unclear which side will bring those names into the case and who will actually testify. fattah and four others are accused of misusing grant and campaign funds. >>> tonight the hunt is on for an inmate who escaped a south jersey prison just 19 days before he was scheduled to be paroled. arthur buckle was missing at bed check this morning at the ankara psychiatric hospital at bayside state prison. you'll notice a small tattoo under his left eye. corrections officers and local police in three towns canvassed wooded areas, camps and rural neighborhoods. so far, no sign of buckle. it is t

with the infamous grandfather who was killed in a firefight with isis tir terrorists and takata airbag recall gets bigger. thanks for joining us, i'm betty nguyen. >>> the world is waking up to the realization that donned trump has defeat 16 challengers to become the likely republican mi day and evening and year, and never have been through anything like this, but it's a beautiful thing to watch and a beautiful thing to behold and we are going to make america great again. >> trouncing his republican opponents in the hoosier state, trump's lead was enough to place him within just 200 delegates of the nomination and that brought ted cruz's campaign to a sudden and abrupt end. >> from the beginning, i've said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say, it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> some of cruz's supporters did not take this news very well. >> i've been working in the republican party i have always, always gotten behind whoever won. it is the first time ever i will not be able to do that! >> this morning cruz will be wa

the takata airbag scandal might affect 100,000 cars. put aside when hundred million dollars for repairs. -- $100 million for repairs. incomeourth-quarter net came in at about 87 million dollars, 17% below what analyst were expecting. related -- results were released after they completed the acquisition of the italian designer of cars. by -- inrged in mom mumbai. the company also appointed deputy managing director leave the company for a five-year term from august 1. trillion. rose to $53 -- $53 million. india's power is producers saw a drop in earnings. profit fell almost 8%. still, it beat estimates. the company accounts for almost 16% of india's generation capability. the plan to travel that by 2032. the shares are down nearly 2% year to date. those are some of the stories making headlines. finance minister says he has every confidence in thereforms proposed by government. speaking exclusively to bloomberg television, he said the overhaul of the economy has changed the way investors regard india. he also stressed more strange is -- mo

that's more of us are going to get notified that we're driving cars with potentially dangerous takata airbagsthere won't be enough replacement parts for everyone until, get this, the end of 2019. a defect in the airbags can cause them to explode in a crash sending shrapnel flying through the car. explosions are blamed in 11 deaths and at least 100 inju injuries. the national highway traffic safety administration had already recalled nearly 29 million bags. today the company added 35 million to 40 million more. >> vehicle owners who have received notice that there are parts available for their repair should take action immediately. >> takata is -- older cars will get priority for repairs since they are most vulnerable. age is a factor. >> all affected cars should be repaired by december 2019. >>> if you've had to wait in long security lines at the airport, relief we're told is on the way. the tsa is responding to complaints by airlines and passengers and airports about long delays at security checkpoints. the waiting caused some to miss their flights. now tsa says it will place more security o

honda will recall 21 million vehicles equipped with takata airbags.y have deflator is that can deploy to forcefully. had negative interest rates longer than denmark. rates have been below zero for almost 4 years. currency reserves have been built up and sales of lawns have been halted. -- and the sales of bonds have been halted. lowhey're working like positive interest rates. we have not seen any lasting consequences of the interest rates so far. nejra: managers of danish pensions and savings funds say the negative rates count for adjusting. for lessve more and go risky investments. apple is placing a bet on uber's rival in china. it is one of their biggest investments ever. a chance to forge alliances in the biggest single market outside of the u.s. francine: in asia the bank of kuroda,vernor, governor says there is room for easing policy further. we are joined by ryan. what governor grotta was trying to say is that it takes time for the effects of monetary policy to appear. we have seen a change in policy, or do we not think it is that important? th

. >>> federal regulators added an additional 12 million models to a takata airbag recall today. regulators say the airbags could explode and send shrapnel into drivers and passengers. today's recall is part of a massive expansion of takata recalls announced earlier this month. >>> jeff skversky is here to talk sports and the phillies getting a real test going up against the best. >> the chicago cubs they are two and a half games out of first. a big game for the phillies. they are facing the best team in baseball, chicago cubs on the road. they did well five of seven at wrigley last year. miguel franco drives in two despite playing with a soar ankle and ties it at 1-1 and the phils give it right back. and jorge solo shot and fills down 2-1 and david ross, no doubt about it. the three run shot, morgan allows four more in the fourth. six total. cubs hit another and when it rains it pours. they went into a rain delays and phils down 6-2 in the seventh. >>> the sixers have a big decision to make on the first overall pick in the draft. sixers could have five big men three of which coul

. >>> takata airbag safety scandal that plagued the auto industry, one behind two dozen recalls affects 11 deaths. auto parts supplier is set to recall 35 million more faulty airbags. if that doesn't make you feel safe, brace yourself, news today, that google and fiat chrysler are teaming up forming an alliance hopes to bring self-driving vehicles to the market by end of the decade. some deadline. here to tell us should we be worried about faulty airbags or autonomous driving john stall. "wall street journal." tongue-in-cheek question, john. welcome to you. this is serious stuff. can't believe these numbers are staggering. the risks and deaths they caused are jaw-dropping. where are we? >> i don't think we're over the finish line by any stretch the imagination in terms of auto industry exposure to the specific technology that was used in the inflators now, obviously, the regulators are expanding them on call-backs. question whether or not you get all the vehicles off the road, and at same time get them fixed with enough replacement parts over long term. challenge for regulators. takata

. >>> the "wall street journal" reports that the takata airbag recall could double.he japanese company is preparing to add at least 35 million airbag inflators to inflators in about 24 million cars already must be replaced. it is one. america's biggest auto recalls ever. the defect is blamed for at least 11 deaths globally and raises the question does my car have a takata airbag. >> that's right. i said this morning -- she has an old honda, please don't drive that car until -- she goes, i think it's on the recall list. i'm not sure. ah! do not drive the car, kirby -- >> favorite daughter? >> my favorite daughter. my only drinking water, that's why i can say -- my only drinkin daughter, that's why i can say that. i only got one. >>> the "detroit free press" reporting on teachers returning after a sickout. 94 of 97 schools closed for a second day. late yesterday, the teachers received a promise from a district official that they would be paid for the work already done. >>> the "hartford current" reports that a pregnant connecticut woman has positive for zika after a tr

honda, overged at the be call of the takata airbags. they missed estimates by 34%.so much to achieve so little, despite a program. policiesof japan's will not work. follow me on twitter. include #trending business. trading is underway in indonesia right now. we will look at the markets. a pretty mixed picture. juliette: absolutely. we are getting good gains coming through on the weaker yen, the nikkei to 25 up slightly. australia, up to half of 1%. the is on the back of planned australian legislation to control rent if the prime minister is reelected. we have had a massive material benefit for players like sonic health and primary health. we are seeing health care stocks higher in the region, but there is a switch up from the oil players and also weakness in the shanghai asian markets after the disappointing economic data over the weekend. the shanghai market down by three quarters of 1%. hang seng, looking better here in hong kong. we are seeing these energy players coming under pressure. we had indonesia down by a third of 1%. looking at the u.s. dollar index, it

. >>> honda will reportedly recall millions more takata airbags. the japanese carmaker has not made any more announcements yet but at least 20 million more will be recalled. they are at risk of exploding with excessive force spending metal shrapnel into vehicles. it was linked to 10 indicatings in -- 10 deaths in the united states. >>> according to an e-mail sent out to employees in march, drop box will get rid of the free shuttle and pushing back dinner service. more companies are having to take drastic measures for cuts. >>> and lawmakers are working to approve funding to fight the zika virus. the president requested $1.9 billion, and republicans from states at the greatest risk such as florida, texas, louisiana and georgia have been slow to react. currently, there are over 400 cases in the u.s. and the number is expected to rise. >>> this morning, someone in new jersey iny is waking up a millionaire, lucky for them but they have yet to come forward. >> the powerball jackpot matched all 6 members in the drawing, and the ticket was sold at a 7-ele

betty: i want to turn to honda and what they are doing with their own situation with the takata airbagcandal. trying to get past this scandal by putting everything into one pot? that is pretty much what is going on. 21assive recall here, million and are cars they are adding to the mix. , ripping up the band-aid. we will throw everything into the mix and get the bad news out. we will have the provisions and we hope that we will be able to put an end to this. takataeing a major ,ustomer, the message from them we are throwing in 20 million next are cars. we hope that is it and we can move on from here. -- 20 million extra cars. betty: ben kammel, thank you. much more ahead on "bloomberg markets." here are the top stories on bloomberg.com as we head to break. ♪ betty: live from london and new york, i'm betty liu. caroline: and i'm caroline hyde. this is the european close. a lot of new economic data coming out of europe today. euro area gdp was revised downward slightly in the first quarter. germany was among the countries at showing strength, expanding at the fastest pace in two years. ri

earlier this week, jeffries gave us an estimate that this recall affecting takata airbags could increasere than 180 million before it is contained. we can expect more of these announcements. it is not a huge surprise that the number of vehicles affected is expanding. basically all the vehicles honda makes include airbags. most of them are affected by this. francine: how much can this affect honda? we probably will see the number of airbags they need to recall increase. us -- honda gave gave us an estimate for their forecast today that didn't include the impact of this because they don't have their arms fully around it. ¥436year, it cost them billion, a very large chunk of change. ¥345 net income was billion. the year before that, it was ¥120 billion. they've been paying big-time for these recall costs. how much they will get reimbursed is still up in the air. it is very hard for them to give a clear picture what their net income is going to look like. yesterday, we talked about mitsubishi. a lot of asian carmakers were hit by the emissions scandal. are we going to see a lot of the asian

the japanese transport industry is recalling 7 million vehicles with takata airbags.he world's largest private sell thevestor will blackstone hotel group hotels that operate under the hilton doubletree brand will be sold in europe. that is the bloomberg business flash. according to a report by the "financial times," apple is said to have considered a bid for time warner at meetings at the end of last year, which opens questions about apple's media ambitions. we heard from andrew hargreaves , who has an overweight recommendation on the shares with a price target of $23. it sounded like a one-off comment in a single meeting that did not go far. if you look at apple and the scale of the businesses they would want to be looking at, i would think if they were looking into video, they would looking for a content rather than a platform business. byk: shares of apple down one third of 1% after oti global changed its view on apple to negative from mixed, saying metrics continue to deteriorate or the company. still to come, our weekly dive into the $3 trillion etf markets. and

honda shares are low as takata airbags continue to weigh on this spot of mind.is $3.2 billion for the year ending in march, flipping the forecast 34%. on the will call, 70 formula the areas -- 74 million vehicles more. the ruby a charge for the program. and a way has opened up for zoom line to buy a cream maker. they have been in advanced talks for the merger with stimulus chroma size, but that was thrown out when zoom was -- zoom lien was thrown out. for is one of the key units $1 billion, paving the way for zoom lien to buy the rest of the company. and the ipo is affecting big-name investors. the aircraft lesser hopes to raise money for the june trading day. let's get all the details right reporterthe aerospace who joins us live from beijing. so what is the company plan its ipo now? reporter: i think it is a period of great growth for the company and they are gearing up. it is not very prudent for a company to really just depend on debt instruments to finance this. or make this ipo to help them do that. angie: how hot is the aircraft leasing as a factor here?

auto industry but that massive takata airbag recall could get bigger. dio to talk about the announce. that could come today. >> u.s. regulators have been press pressuring takata to expand the recall. that would represent one out of four cars on the road. the national highway transportation safety administration wants takata to expand that recall to save lives. the air bags can explode and send metal parts into cars. the latest death was a 17-year- old in texas which was involved in a minor crash but was killed by an airbag that exploded in her family's the two honda sips. there is a shortage of parts and people are telling us it's taking months, sometimes years to get that problem fixed. now, the recall may be very scary and confusing. if you do want to find out if your car is affected and when the announcement is announced that will their will be more cars, go to -- that there will be more cars, go to our website, go to the story and scroll down to the article and there is a link to safecars.org. you can can either type in your car's specific vin number

. >>> and at least 20 million more takata airbags will be recalled.onda has not made it certain yet but they have been linked to 10 deaths in the u.s. and one death in asia as well as more than 100 injuries. >>> time now is 6:38. voting by mail starts today in the primaries. our political analyst will join us to discuss what an increase in early voting means for the candidates. >> it appears that mcdonald's decision to add garlic fries has worked a little too well. we'll explain. >>> good morning, everyone. taking a look at your tv screen. time to talk about the pollen report and it's going up again. you can blame it on the oak, mulberry, and my problem is the grass. we'll have the full forecast in a matter of 4 minutes. >>> big news regarding one of the nation's biggest companies. >> jason, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and kenny. krispy kreme won't have to worry about making its business sweet must have for public shareholders. it's being taken private in a deal worth more than $1.3 billion by jab who also owns keurig green mount

. >>> replacing potentially faulty takata airbags n latest recall includes 1.6 million toyota scion and lexus model from 2006 through 2011. the problem the airbags can fill with too much force. the recall expands the largest automotive recall in u.s. history. among the annually added models the carola, four runner and lexus es. >>> sports authority will officially shut down operations, sporting goods chain filed paperwork and will start going out of business sales tomorrow, also end its loyalty program tomorrow. sports authority gift cards will not be sold after today but the cards will be accepted online and in stores through the month of june. the retailer says it expects to lock the doors forever by the end of august. >>> coke ka cola will stop producing the soft drink in venezuela because of a sugar shortage. >>> . strength wail la is experiencing its worse recession in dedicates. >>> it looks like facebook it making changes after being accused of being biased against conservatives. news outlets included the wall street journal, huffington boast and the drudge report. mark zuckerber

.>>> we expect to hear today that the already massive recall involving the vehicles with the takata airbags could double in size. and whether it is the largest recall in american history could get bigger, and why some that people with the cars affected are having a hard time getting the vehicles fixed. >>> take a look at this surveillance bodio, it is not look bad, but this man spray a liquid combination of mice poison, and cleaner and water on the open food bars that we see everywhere, and he did it at three grocery stores. and the fbi has found the man, and what the shoppers had to say. i'll bet you can guess that part.>>> it is 6:47 am. >>> and a lot of people are getting ready to head out the door. >> they certainly are. this is the peak of the commute, looking at a commute in the east bay, westbound 24 is going to be slow getting up to the tunnel. no major problems as you drive past the lafayette bart station. but slowing anyway installing, and the bay bridge toll plaza is not a bad commute, but back to through the maccarthur maze, and the metering lights are on. there was a crash near

the takata airbags can explosion with too much force sending shrapnel into the faces of drivers and passengers. over 12 million vehicles have been recalled. they identified the models affected by the recall, and affect eight different models, it could table until the end of the decade to fix the problem. >>> a look at closing numbers this friday afternoon. the dow is up 45 points, and the nasdaq up 32 points and the s&p 500 closing out the week up 9 points on the day. >>> now to the part of this newscast that makes us all wish we were outside. the accuweather forecast. >> melissa magee in for adam. she is inside. thank you melissa. >> no problem brian and sharrie, i thought i would join the party inside but you may want to venture out for the holiday weekend. the ocean cam is outside shrivers, the folks look good along the boardwalk, taffy and fudge sound good. we have a bright and sunny sky and people are enjoying the weather. 90 in reading and 89 in allentown and at the coast in cape may, we are picking up the south facing wind 69 there and 68 in beach haven. here is satellite 6 along with a

this morning, eight automakers are recalling 12 million vehicles in the united states to replace takata airbags that can explode. honda, fiat, chrysler, toyota and mazda are among the automakers involved in the recall including passenger air magazines mainly in older models and areas along the gulf coast where there is high heat and humidity. the recall is the largest one in united states history. the airbags linked to 11 deaths and more than 100 injuries around the world. >> the have bug that scientists have been dreading is now here in the united states. the centers for disease control isenning a the public of a strain of bacteria so resistant our toughest antibiotics can not kill it. a woman in pennsylvania is infected with the super strain of e. coli and it is the first time that the drug is not effect it and usually in antibiotics of last resort because of the serious side effects. s there centers hopes to -- centers for disease control hopes to screen contacts. >> the big concern is we are step away from having untreatable bacterial infections. >> an estimated two million people in the un

. >>> toyota is recalling more than 1 million vehicles to replace potentially faulty takata airbags. 1.6 million toyota psion and lexus models, from 2006 through 2011. the problem is that the air bags can inflate with too much force and that could send shrapnel flying inside the vehicle and injure the passengers or the driver. the recall expands what is already the largest automotive recall in u.s. history. among the newly added models, the corolla, the 4runner and the lexus es. >>> on wall street, stocks ended the day lower after drifting in a narrow range with no clear momentum either up or down. at the close the dow had lost eight points, the nasdaq fell 3 and s&p 500 was down four points. >>> an historic day in vietnam where president obama announced the u.s. will lift a decade- long embargo on selling weapons to that country. the present is on a three-day visit to vietnam. the end of the embargo marks a new era in the u.s. relationship with its former adversary and 80 races one of the last remaining repercussions from the war. president's decision drew criticism from activists w

the national transportation safety board is adding 40 million airbags to the ongoing recall by a japanese manufacturer, takatags can explode with too much force. they are responsible for at least 11 deaths. the government has a website, w www.safercar.gov. it will eventually allow you to see if your car or truck is on the list. >>> next monday, general motors plans to reopen four north american plants that have been shut down because of supply shortages caused by last month's earthquakes in japan. last month's earthquakes in southwest japan killed 49. they shut down manufacturing. the plants are located in tennessee, ohio, kansas, and canada. >>> electric carmaker tesla has big plans. tesla says it is increasing production for its model 3 mass market sedan with plans to manufacture 500,000 cars in 2018. tesla wants to become a high-volume automaker. tesla expects to deliver about 90,000 cars this year. >>> an offer by gannett to buy tribune publishing for more than $388 million has been rejected. tribune owns the "los angeles times," "the chicago tribune," and other newspapers. gannett, owner of "usa today,"

. >>> it sound like that massive takata airbag recall is expanding. : u.s. auto safety regulators have been pressuring takata to add the airbag recalls. the national highway transportation safety administration wants tack at that to agree to expands that recall. the air bags can explode be a send metal parts into the car. it killed a 17-year-old girl in texas who was what was considered a minor traffic accidents. the announcement has come today that takata will agree to recall more cars, adding up to 63 million cars on the road. if you want find out if your car is affected, go to our website, ktvu.com. we want to show you right on the front page, there is a story on the airbag recall. scroll down to the bottom and there is a link to this which is safer car.gov which takes you to this page and in the upper right-hand corner, you see this? it tells you what to do. you can either type in your car's specific vin number or click on the list of affected vehicles. here is a list of all the makes, mitsubishi, honda, for example, you click on that, scroll down

. >>> another devastating set back today for takata, the world's largest airbag maker. and now has the largest auto recall in u.s. history. the number and the implications. >> reporter: takata has recall 29 million dangerously affected airbags. today it got worse. takata added as many as 40 million more airbags to the recall sending the total amount to almost $70 million -- twos almost 70,000,000. and now impacts one in four cars in the nation. so far less than 9 million have been repaired and will take several more years to get them all. the dangerously defective airbags are responsible for 11 deaths and 100 injuries. they can erupt with fiery shrapnel hitting drivers and passengers. for takata, the debt -- the defect situation was devastating and at more than double today. the way for repairs will be longer and the liability to consumers for both takata and carmakers will be greater. in the plainest terms, it raises the question if takata can survive the enormous expense ahead and the high cost of low -- of lost credibility for future contracts to build more airbags go

the company says they have those faulty takata airbags in them.d of inflating. and they've been blamed for several deaths. here's some of the models affected by this, lexus, corolla, scion, there are lots more. you can check all of the specifics on the nbc washington app. search airbags. >>> look at that. chevy, ford and dodge are getting a look from the insurance institute for highway safety. they all had their muscle cars reviewed. here's the thing, none of them qualified the insurance institute's top safety rating, ranked three cars, chevy camaro, ford mustang and dodge challenger, to get the top pick needs to get a good rating in all possible categories. the front crash prevention system. the mustang was similar. several categories rated good but not enough of them. the iihs said the challenger had the most room for improvement. >>> right now the nation's expert on infectious diseases is talking about plans to combat the zika virus. dr. anthony faucci says can carry that disease within a few weeks. none of the competing bills in congress right

as part of takata airbag recall. >>> and houbtw about this, 96-year-old dr.performed his maneuver on a woman at a senior citizen center. it is the first time that he performed it since he invented it to stop someone from choking. that is my favorite story so far, and that is the cnbc news update. jon, back the you. >> and it is the woman who he saved, her favorite story, too. >> yes. >> and pandora is laying out the plans to revamp, and week of the music streaming rivals trying to beat back the competition, and we asked pandora ceo if the hypercome pet hypercompetitiveness makes it difficult to keep the artists, and the investors happy. take a listen. >> we can do both, and that is the magic of pandora, because we can build a business that is successful and drive value for musicians. there are a whole host of products on pandora that thousands of musicians are working with, and to the log in and connect with the fans and drive tickets and sales, and fan engagement, and the results from that so far are quite extraordinary. >> but as the big tech is continuing

. >> eight automakers are recalling 12 million vehicles to replace takata airbags that can explode.chrysler, toyota, and months da among the automakers involved. it includes passenger airbags mainly in older models in areas along the gulf coast where this is high heat and humidity. the auto recall is already the largest recall in united states history. the air bags are linked to 11 deaths so far and more than 100 injuries around the world. >> president obama is in hiroshima the first sitting united states president to visit the city decimated by an atomic bomb during world war ii. he and the japanese prime minister laid a wreath at the peace memorial the only structure left standing after the nuclear attack. as we expected, president obama did not offer an apology. here is what he said. >> force orselves to imagine the moment the bomb fell, to feel the dread of children confused by what they see. we listen to a silent cry. all the president now is returning to washington, dc, after the five day tour of vietnam and japan. the trip was aimed at becoming allies or strengthening our all