Air Asia’s CEO living every airline executive’s nightmare
GM crash survivor exonerated
Indiana Police search for more victims in suspected serial killer case
Police in Indiana are searching for more remains after arresting 43-year-old Darren Vann, who they believe is a serial killer. He led them to the bodies of six women, after admitting to the murder of a 19-year-old at a motel last Friday. Poppy Harlow rides along with police and looks at Vann's troubled history.
GM CEO addresses deadly crash that left the survivor in serious legal trouble
For ten years, Candice Anderson believed she killed her boyfriend when she crashed her car into a tree. She did not deny that she had taken an unprescribed Xanax pill the night before, but maintains she was not intoxicated. People in her town called her a murderer and she pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide. This year, GM recalled her car for a defective ignition switch – one of millions of GM cars recalled for the defect. Regulators count her boyfriend's death among those caused by the defective switches. To this day, in the eyes of the law, Candice still has that felony on her record. Poppy Harlow first brought you Candice's story on AC360. She just sat down with GM CEO Mary Barra and asked if she believes Candice should be pardoned?
You can watch more of Poppy's interview with Marry Barra on CNNMoney
For a decade, she thought the crash that killed her boyfriend was her fault. Now regulators say a faulty GM ignition switch may be to blame.
So far, hundreds of people have put in death and injury claims against G-M.
Today the lawyer hired to manage the company’s compensation fund tied more deaths to the defect and said he expects the number to rise.
One of the 19 people killed was Mikale Erickson. His girlfriend, Candice Anderson, was behind the wheel when they crashed in 2004. Mikale died and Candice was seriously injured. The police report says neither was wearing a seat belt and the car's airbags did not deploy.
It was found that Candice had taken unprescribed Xanax the night before the crash, and she was prosecuted for homicide. She later pleaded guilty to felony negligent homicide and was sentenced to five years probation and fined.
You can watch Poppy Harlow's report, and find out much more about this case at CNNMoney
Robin Williams: The family man
As an actor and comedian, Robin Williams left behind countless films that will be enjoyed for generations to come. In interviews Williams said the role he relished most was that of a family man. He opened up about his love for his family during an interview while promoting the film 'Old Dogs.':
'They give you a chance at your legacy. And they're the thing that carries on beyond you and really does give you a chance to go. You get to be young by proxy and experience their things and see the joy that they have when you really do connect with them. There's something that's ageless – that's the good part."
Poppy Harlow looks at the family Robin Williams left behind.
Inside Hillsong's 'hipster' church
While some churches are struggling to attract younger members, 20 and 30-something-year-olds are waiting in long lines to get into Hillsong's services. Pastor Carl Lentz is the main attraction. He spoke to Poppy Harlow about the church's success and where he stands on several major issues.
Massive storm slams the Northeast
Some of the biggest cities in the country are getting hit with a one-two punch of snow and freezing temperatures. In Philadelphia, the Flyers' ice hockey game was canceled. Across the storm zone, schools and government services are announcing closures. Thousands of canceled flights are creating a travel nightmare that stretches across the country.
Jason Carroll's report was interrupted by a snowball fight.
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