boeing decided to move the operation down. (talking all at once.) >> they are just hiring people out of work. >> they did. (talking all at once.) >> go ahead, bill. >> with that competition, the boeing workers couldn't get out of line because they would lose business to the mcdonalds and we don't have that right now. we have a monopistic yunce. >> rich, what do you think of this. >> i am glad you mentioned the south carolina boeing case because that sent a chill over the business owners. nlrb decision against boeing to prevent bog from opening up a second plant in south carolina because the washington plait plant is -- boeing is the largest exporter and you can't trust the -- >> i understand, rick. what about the new rule. will that help or hurt the child molestation of jobs. >> it hurts the creation of jobs. anything like that hurts the creation of jobs. >> dennis? >> of course, it hurts the creation of jobs . look at the issue. why is it that we need a speedier election? taking a piece of the sporting good's store and they n

manager for boeing defence. we appreciate our witnesses. this is an important part. all of the companies and agencies represented have cooperated with the committee's investigation. the companies and the industry here and our troops and their families, we are on the same side. the only people who benefit from cut it -- from counterfeits are people making money off of those. we have to end that you we have to end the attitude of the chinese who will not cooperate with the -- this investigation. we wrote the chinese ambassador last week and invited him to send a report it to testify. he declined. again, with my thanks. >> thank you for being here. this is a risk to national security. these cover it electronic parts in our supply chain result -- these counterfeit electronic parts in our supply chain result in a reduced ability to defend our national security interest. as the chairman has pointed out, the raw material for counterfeit parts is salvaged electronic waste shipped from the u.s. and other countries to chi

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. >> boeing, however, was the tailwind for the dow industrials rise --.5%. we're now just about 25 cents away from this october high. it was only one of three dow stocks in the green today. was's going on here? well, boeing saw some lift today thanks to a huge order of new planes placed from the mideast. em ritz air wants 50 of boeing's 747s a record order worth at least $18 billion. boeing thinks it could be just the beginning of $450 billion worth of business out of the mideast over the next two decades. the firm says that means judge demand for jets, pilot, maintenance and workers. while the energy sector was weak watch an anadarko tomorrow after closing around 79 dollars and 28 cents per share t was back above $80 after the close tonight. the company announced a new oil field in northeast colorado may hold more than one billion barrels of oil and natural gas. now speaking of energy, gasoline futures fell 7 cents thanks to new imports and refinery in the northeast coming back on-line. this is the lowest price for gas futures, gasoline futures in a month.

they reveal attitudes inside the national labor relations board towards boeing and others. the nlrb claims that boeing chose south carolina to retaliate against union workers in washington state for past strikes. boeing claims the decision was based on tax incentives and it could not afford production delays from the strikes. these memos show the nlrb mocking one lawmaker who challenges the nlrb's actions. an excerpt of one email sent to an nlrb attorney reads, quote, you retire with your integrity which makes you far wealthier than senator dement will ever be. as in dementia. or demented. senator demint has agreed to be our guest. as soon as we get him hooked up we'll bring him to you. but first we want to get you this. an alert on a police news conference that just wrapped up into the investigation of a missing 2-year-old boy in washington. the mother claims she left him in the car sunday when she ran out of gas. she says that when she came back her child was gone. but her story is not adding up. police say there was plenty of gas in her car, the one she left her child be

aircraft giant boeing inked a record deal. emirates placed an order for 50, 50, boeing 777 jetliners at a dubai air show yesterday. that's worth a cool $18 billion, and it is the biggest sale in boeing's history. the new planes will be delivered in the year 2015. >>> a big push to block some big bonuses. lawmakers are ramping up efforts to suspend multimillion-dollar bonuses for the heads of fannie mae and fred where i mac. they're expected to get an extra $2 million. they've lost money this year. they're already propped up on the $170 billion bailout footed by taxpayers, of course. it could be another volatile week for wall street. investors keeping a close eye on the european debt crisis. how many times have you heard us say that? there has been some political process -- progress, rather, but more wild swings are likely. let's bring in carter evans for more on this, live at the nasdaq. two new prime ministers. you have some excitement that italy is now under the leadership of someone who knows how to make tough international

. >> boeing, however, was the tailwind for the dow industrials rise --.5%. we're now just about 25 cents away from this october high. it was only one of three dow stocks in the green today. was's going on here? well, boeing saw some lift today thanks to a huge order of new planes placed from the mideast. em ritz air wants 50 of boeing's 747s a record order worth at least $18 billion. boeing thinks it could be just the beginning of $450 billion worth of business out of the mideast over the next two decades. the firm says that means judge demand for jets, pilot, maintenance and workers. whe the energy sector was weak watch an anadarko tomorrow after closing around 79 dollars and 28 cents per share t was back above $80 after the close tonight. the company announced a new oil field in northeast colorado may hold more than one billion barrels of oil and natural gas. now speaking of energy, gasoline futures fell 7 cents thanks to new imports and refinery in the so, the big question is this: what are the chances that a company or a govovernment can continue to pay

>>guest: how about a big score for boeing in america. >>neil: so you think the jobs created from the indonesia deal will not benefit south carolina? >>guest: not if the nlrb conducts businesslike it is. we ought to create jobs this america and put tax policy, regulatory policy in place, and we ought to create markets for what we build in america for foreign markets instead of going over and not unlike brazil, where he talked to them about we want you all to really get into the offshore drilling business so that we can be a good market for your oil. how about opening up our federal lands and waters? how about opening the pipeline from canada where the western hemisphere fuel can be produced we here? that canadian oil will go one of two ways: west to china organization or south to the united states. that is not even a question about where that ought to be going. our national security is in jeopardy with this president. >>neil: governor rick perry, good to see you. i think you got your political sea legs back. the family goes to washington

dubai placed the biggest order with boeing ever. for $18 billion. boeing's biggest order. euro fears easing, another potential wall street is rising on the horizon. another potential wall street hand wringer is on the horizon. with the november 23rd deadline looming, the bipartisan congressional committee negotiating the debt ceiling will come into more urgent focus. >>> and finally, jay-z has retreated. after catching heat from all sides for unveiling t-shirts sympathyizing with occupy wall street but sharing no profits with protesters, he quickly dropped them. >>> well, the the pat's bounce back, the 49ers strike gold and a bad play call in overtime sinks the falcons. plus, we'll explain why a buffalo bill raced across an entire field to give a cowboy cheerleader his touchdown ball. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and the weather to start your workweek, not too bad. you will need the umbrella in many spots. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." 5 >>> very good morning. >>> very good morning. if you're just waking up, this

china says wait until you see what happens to boeing. i have a lot of good friends at boeing. and watch what is going to happen with china and boeing. they will not be buying from boeing pretty much, they will be making their own aircraft that would be made in china and they will be competing with boeing like you never saw before. >> new topic, 12 -- 2012, who is up in the race, who is down? >> it's amazing because every day it changes. now newt, who is a friend of mine, is doing very well. mit romney is doing very well. i mean, he's doing very well but he just doesn't seem to get that extra little bounce that you think he would get. >> why? why doesn't he move up? he doesn't move down but why doesn't he budge at all? >> he has a very solid base, he doesn't move down and that's a big statement you make. he doesn't move down. but you think he would be bouncing like wild. he's done great in debates. he's done beautifully in every single debate. >> the pundits say that but if the numbers don't reflect it, i mean he's a great debater but how come the voters don't think he's doing

on august 17th, 2011, boeing said the message mark, quote, priority critical. wiki 8 program office. the message said and ice detection module installed on one of the test aircraft contained a, quote, reworked part that should not have been put on the airplane originally. should be replaced immediately. the part at issue is critical to the functioning of the p 8 police detention -- detection module. boeing first identified a problem with the part in december of 2009 when an ice detection module failed on the company's flight line. in that case, the part had literally fallen out of its socket and was found runaround inside the module of the airplane. b 8 e-systems which manufactures ice detection system for boeing investigated the failure. they discovered that the part had fallen out of the stock in dozens of other parts from the same line. were not new parts at all. raptors they were previously used parts, counterfeited to make them appear new. on closer inspection it discovered the parts had likely been sanded down and remarked. the lead on many parts were ben

bali -- boeing is -- >> boeing is selling -- >> state of washington and also setting up a plan in mississippi. and it's bad for obama to give an award to bali? >> i believe in the free market and not in subsidies. >> okay. so this has nothing to do with the chinese? >> no, it has to do with obama. he handed out a subsidy. >> he gets an a. obama has done very well in foreign policy. he's made so few headlines lately. and his headache is that his foreign policy successes are having almost no impact on his approvals, farce going in the next election. >> he obviously gets an a for all of the reasons that were given by eleanor a moment ago on under the extraction of mclaughlin. got it? when we come back, super- committee showdowns! >>> issue two, super committee showdown! >> the clock is running out, but it hasn't run out yet. we still have time, but we have no time to waste. >> pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey is a member of the debt reduction super committee. the super committee was created by congress in august with one task -- cut the u.s. national debt now at $15 trillion over the n

understand why when the husband and the wife are going to the same place the first lady has to take her own boeing 757. they understand it's a little bit of uptyism. >> welcome to "politics nation." i'm al sharptonon. tonight's lead. president obama in new hampshire today showing he's the warrior for the middle class. >> supposed to be a big compassionate country where everybody who works hard should have a chance to get ahead, not just the person who owns the factory but the men and women who work on factory floor. >> and the president made it clear just who is to blame for protecting the very rich at the expense of everyone else by blocking his jobs bill. >> when this bill came up forç vote, republicans in the senate got together and blocked it. they refused to even debate it. 100% of republicans opposed it.

that feks think of you as an american company. >> every global company has issues that rise to this, boeing, general electric, any company you can think of. there are large global companies that have a large global marketplace activities. as a consequence, i think everybody, every one of the globalization efforts that have occurred that have put us all into the market space that is as hotly as competitive as it is all have issues trying to define exactly what home kind of positions we have. here in the united states, we produce helicopters in places like mississippi. there aren't many folks down there that don't think they are not americans. >> sean, thanks for joining us. up next the chief of the u.s. army programs tells us about some of >>> impending budget cuts will force hard choices at the pentagon. lieutenant general robert lenox is among those making those hard choices. we caught up with him at the annual ausa conference here in washington. the army has been asked to cut its share of nearly $5 billion of spending cuts in the next decade. lenox wants to s<égprotect programs. i asked

bali -- boeing is -- >> boeing is selling -- >> state of washington and also setting up a plan in mississippi. and it's bad for obama to give an award to bali? >> i believe in the free market and not in subsidies. >> okay. so this has nothing to do with the chinese? >> no, it has to do with obama. he handed out a subsidy. >> he gets an a. obama has done very well in foreign policy. he's made so few headlines lately. and his headache is that his foreign policy successes are having almost no impact on his approvals, farce going in the next election. >> he obviously gets an a for all of the reasons that were >>> issue two, super committee showdown! >> the clock is running out, but it hasn't run out yet. we still have time, but we have no time to waste. >> pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey is a member of the debt reduction super committee. the super committee was created by congress in august with one task -- cut the u.s. national debt now at $15 trillion over the next 10 years by at least $1.2 trillion. 12 members sit on the murray. house democrats becerra, kleberg, van hollen. a circle

for the past eight years, he has flown a boeing 737. >> well, take-off was uneventful. it was a nice day. it was cold. this is only my second trim on the airplane. i was actually hand flying the aircraft to get used to it. about 3,000 feet we, you know, flew into the birds. >> the plane has been in the air less than three minutes when it collides with a flock of canada geese, crippling both engines. >> this is captain of 1539. a flock of birds. >> okay, yeah. you need to return to laguardia. turn left heading 2-2-0. tower stop your departures. >> captain chesley "sully" sullenberger takes control of the airplane, with two simple words. my aircraft. remarkably, there is footage of the plane's last moments being airborne. >> sully took over control of the airplane and called for the dual engine failure check list that we do, and i started to do that. >> trying to get the engines restarted? >> yes. >> and was there any luck at all? >> no. >> the airbus dual engine failure checklist, cruising at 30,000 feet would have given the pilots ample time to figure things out. hittin

. >> this order will establish our long-standing commitment to boeing. the 777 are in addition to the 777-ers emirates. >> reporter: the order for the 50777s is worth $18 billion. the airline has the option to buy 20 further planes for $8 billion. the boeing dream liner also makes its middle east debut with qatar airways expecting its first streamliner delivery next year. leoni lakhani, cnn, dubai. >>> from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. >> and i'm andrew stevens at cnn hong kong. welcome back. you're watching "world business today." >>> we take a look at the european stock markets, about 90 minutes into the trading day and we did see some gains at the start of trading but those seem to be slipping away subcertainly in the case of the paris cac current and the xetra dax. definitely a case by the rumor of new governments in italy and greece. off by a quarter percent for the xetra dax and the paris cac current off by 0.5%. scant gains for the zurich and the smi. andrew? >> having said that, investors in this part of the world seem to be buying. wall stree

>> this is boeing's largest commercial order ever. it's the sale of 230 boeing 737s. if you haven't heard of lion air before, this is a private carrier in indonesia. the list price for these planes is $21.7 billion. and i think what's really important here as well is the fact that it's also a boost for boeing's efforts to develop a revamped version of the 737, which is a best-selling model, to try to compete a model produced by its european rival, air bus. >> speaking of airlines, southwest we understand that there's a traveler who is suing southwest airlines claiming that they owe him 45 free drinks. >> crazy huh? this guy from chicago filed the lawsuit this week against the discount carrier over a change in its free drink coupon policy. he booked numerous flights for the business select class, which gave free drink coupons with no expiration date. they changed the policy saying they could only use the coupon on the day of travel printed on them. so he said he was left with 45 undere deemed drink tickets. that would be a gift certificate say for a retailer a month la

economy and now we can tackle europe," responding to a website critical of the nlrb on the nonunion boeing plant in south carolina. and americans for job security says this is no loving matter. no response from the nlrb. what do you make of this? >>guest: it is disappointing. we have the worst economies sin the great depression. during this administration we have lost 2.5 million jobs and now the architect of the lawsuit against boeing joking about screwing up the economy. if the president is serious about this he will replace the general counsel and put someone else in charge who is serious about rolling back of regulatory hurdles that entrepreneurs facing. >>neil: beyond making a stupid comment, i will try to take it that it was a joke, the message is what scared a lost c.e.o.'s, to that point, that those companies that want to expand operations particularly in right-to-work states are going to be crucified if they entertain this and boeing loses the battle, and the nlrb has won in a big way and unions have won and the crow's are saying they have lost. >> that is right, this is a mindset

dubai placed the biggest order with boeing ever. euro fears easing, another potential wall street is rising on the horizon. with the november 23rd deadline looming, the bipartisan congressional committee negotiating the debt ceiling will come into more urgent focus. >>> and finally, jay-z has retreated. after catching heat from all sides for unveiling t-shirts sympathyizing with occupy wall street but shares no profits with protesters, he quickly dropped them. >>> well, the the pat's bounce back, the 49ers strike gold and a bad play call in overtime sinks the falcons. mrus we'll explain why a buffalo bill raced across an entire field to give a cowboy cheerleader his touchdown ball. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and the weather to start your workweek, not too bad. you will need the umbrella in many spots. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the new york jets were flying high. the visiting new england

. >>> number four, boeing getting the largest deal in its history. emirates is buying 50 boeings in a deal that is worth $26 billion. this order points boeing being an advantage to its competition. who is the competition? airbus. and it's been a battle between the two that's been fierce lately now that boeing has started delivering the 787 dreamliner. of course, the airbus has the 8380 which is a heck of a lot bigger. >>> it has been 101 days. it's been a sad landmark since we lost our top credit rating, 101 days ago. what are we doing to get it back? the deficit committee has nine days to come up with $1.2 trillion spending cuts. come on, you guys can do it. >>> the fallout from the penn state rape case continues to grow, the man at the center of it all is speaking out. jerry sandusky, who is charged with sexually abusing eight boys gave an interview to bob costas. nbc tweeted out the following quotes from sandusky. here's what it said. he said to bob costas, i'm innocent of these charges. quote, i am not a pedophile. quote, i have horsed around, sh

charles dabundo from boeing. we appreciate their attendance. by the way, this is an important point. all of the agency's here today have cooperated with the investigation. we and the companies in the industry and the troops and their families, we are all on the same side of this battle. the only people who benefit from counterfeits are people who are making money off of those counterfeits, and we have got to stop that. we also have to stop the attitude of the chinese who will not cooperate with this investigation and who will not act against counterfeiters. we wrote to the chinese ambassador last week and invited him to send an ambassador to testify today, but he declined. again, with my thanks, senator mccain. >> i think the witnesses for being here. we are talking about an issue that is a risk to national security. these counterfeit parts in our supply chain result in, as we all know, reduced reliability, availability, and, frankly, our ability to defend this nation's national security interest. as the chairman pointed out, much of the raw ma

. >>> number four, boeing getting the largest deal in its history. emirates is buying 50 boeings in a deal that is worth $26 billion. this order points boeing being an advantage to its competition. who is the competition? airbus. and it's been a battle between the two that's been fierce lately now that boeing has started delivering the 787 dreamliner. of course, the airbus has the 8380 which is a heck of a lot bigger. >>> it has been 101 days. it's been a sad landmark since we lost our top credit rating, 101 days ago. what are we doing to get it back? the deficit committee has nine days to come up with $1.2 trillion spending cuts. come on, you guys can do it. >>> the fallout from the penn state rape case continues to grow, the man at the center of it all is speaking out. jerry sandusky, who is charged with sexually abusing eight boys gave an interview to bob costas. nbc tweeted out the following quotes from sandusky. here's what it said. he said to bob costas, i'm innocent of these charges. quote, i am not a pedophile. quote, i have horsed around, sh

sparks shot out from beneath the cabin as the boeing 767 slid to a halt. crews doused it with water and foam. no passengers were injured. according to an airport spokesman, they were taken to a terminal where psychologist were waiting to counsel them. it's unclear how many americans were on board. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >>> what a landing. >>> this morning, on "the early show," we will talk to some of the passengers on that plane. i'm betty nguyen. and this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.com. ♪ a little rendezvous ♪ that special something ♪ that will carry y

. >>> a boeing 767 from newark airport had to make an emergency landing with more than 230 people on board this morning. in warsaw, poland, it's a dramatic story you have to see to believe. manuel gallegus has more. >> reporter: the polish airline's boeing 767 carrying 230 passengers skidded down a runway in warsaw touching down on its belly after the landing gear failed. sparks shot out after it landed on special materials firefighters late out on the runway to help prevent a fire. the airport was on alert after pilots discovered problems with the landing gear about hour before the plane was on ground. the airliner dumped fuel as it circled the airport. after the plane made the emergency landing crews doused it with water and foam as a precaution. passengers then evacuated the aircraft. no one was injured according to an airline spokesman. the plane was bound from newark, the airport was immediately shut down until wednesday. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >>> a pedestrian is struck and killed while crossing the street in new carlton this morning. prince george's county police

sparks shot out from beneath the cabin as the boeing 767 slid to a halt. crews doused it with water and foam. no passengers were injured. according to an airport spokesman, they were taken to a terminal where psychologists were waiting to counsel them. it's unclear how many americans were on board. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> what a landing. >>> this morning, on "the early show," we will talk to some of the passengers on that plane. i'm betty nguyen. and this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.com. ♪ a little rendezvous ♪ that special something ♪ that will carry y

it's going to be because of the great work that companies like boeing is doing. it's going to be because we've got high standard trade agreements that are creating win-win situations for countries, the way we were able to do bilaterally with south korea just recently. and if we can stay on that trajectory, letting this region of the world know that america is a pacific power and we intend to be here, actively engaged in trying to boost the economy worldwide and for our respective countries, then i am cautiously optimistic that we'll get through this current crisis and will come out stronger over the next couple of years. >> fixing europe obviously a priority, but the growth is here for now. although as i've traveled around the asia pacific region, i and others have detected a slight sense of unease and uncertainty among government and business leaders around whether the u.s. intends to maintain its role in helping to ensure the political, economic stability of this region, other forms of stability, including the free flow of communication and commerce. i do know

. >>> boeing scores a big one and why jay z is in the occupy doghouse. business headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up, a remarkable feat by tim tebow. patriots own the jets and love was in the air in dallas. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> president obama is using unusually tough language with china saying enough is enough at the ap peck summit in hawaii. the president said china which presents itself as a developing country is now grown up and should act that way in global economic affairs. >>> syria has called for an emergency arab summit, an apparent effort to avoid sanctions a

. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to support and protect all who serve. >> that's why we're here. >> additional funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential financial, norfolk southern, the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. another week, another frontrunner this time it's former house speaker newt gingrich, who has used the debate stage to catapult himself into the lead in national polls and we hear today nevin new hampshire, where he is neck and neck with mitt romney. >> you know, things can change very rapidly. in my case, a lot of news media said i was dead in june and july. and yesterday afternoon in jefferson, iowa, someone entrusted me as the frontrunner. so you can't tell what's going to happen. gwen: as cain, bachman and rick perry have learned before him, the spotlight always brings scrute fully. but first, how did gring rich get to here now? >> that large m