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Ambar Rodriguez

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Consumer Journalist @nbcwashington - D.C. Former Investigative Journalist @WSVN /Help Me Howard -Miami,FL Ambar.Rodriguez@nbcuni.com
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Used car warning: Illegal air bag part shooting deadly shrapnel into drivers

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By Susan Hogan Verified, Ambar Rodriguez Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. Dangerous air bag inflators illegally imported from China are to blame for eight drivers’ deaths and two cases of serious injuries, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in what they called an “urgent warning.” NBC6’s Sasha Jones reports Eight drivers have died in car crashes they likely would have survived if part of their air bags hadn’t shot large metal fragments into their bodies, top U.S. highway safety officials say.
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Used car warning: Illegal air bag part shooting deadly shrapnel into drivers

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By Susan Hogan Verified, Ambar Rodriguez Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Eight drivers have died in car crashes they likely would have survived if part of their air bags hadn’t shot large metal fragments into their bodies, top U.S. highway safety officials say. Here’s what every used car owner needs to check now.
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How to save money on groceries using AI

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By Susan Hogan Verified, Ambar Rodriguez Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
If you’re struggling to stay on budget, have you tried turning to AI for help? News4 asked three AI chatbots — ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini — the same question: Put together a shopping list that includes breakfast, lunch and dinner for a family of four with a $150 budget in my ZIP code. ChatGPT was the most thorough. It gave a detailed shopping list, links and real-time prices. But they were all from Walmart.
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