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sharmini peries: welcome to the real newsnetwork. i'm sharmini peries coming to you from baltimore. the case of the life threatening faulty ignitionswitch in gm motors cars that they knew about and concealed since 2002, which caused thedeath of at least 124 people was settled on thursday. the department of justice announcedit had reached a $900 million settlement with gm diet reviews, general motors, requiring gm to pay out damages.but no one will go to jail, and this has enraged victims and consumer advocates alike. gm acknowledgedit knew that the faulty ignition switch that could turn a car off while it was still runningas far back as 2002, but did not warn authorities. instead it waited until last year to beginrecalling some 2 million affected cars. the failure to disclose knowledge of thislife-threatening danger to authorities was the basis of a criminal lawsuit. cbs newsspoke to laura christian, who lost her daughter in a car crash with the faulty ignition. laura christian: th