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. >>> when we return, boeing's broken promises. why folks in wichita kansas say they were duped out of thousands of jobs. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country today. washington, d.c., sun and clouds. 44. atlanta, mostly sunny, 57. detroit, some morning snow, 27. denver, partly sunny, 56. and seattle is going to be 36 degrees. >>> wichita, kansas, is still trying to regroup after boeing announced it was shutting down its factory there. it used to be that one out of every five planes manufactured in the u.s. was built in wichita. folks there think they've been double crossed. jim axelrod reports. >> reporter: boeing produced planes in wichita since the 1920s. employing generations of workers like ted bates, an engineer for 34 years. you feel grateful for a career at boeing? >> yes. yes. >> but now employees are shaking their heads at how boeing's treated their hometown. >> you lose respect for those people who can't keep a consistent story. it's not just about employees. it's about a community. >> report

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when we return, boeing's broken promises. why folks in wichita, kansas say they were duped out of thousands of jobs. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country today. washington, d.c., sun and clouds, 44. atlanta, mostly sunny, 57. detroit, morning snow and 27. denver, partly sunny and 56 and seattle, 36 degrees. >>> wichita, kansas, is still trying to regroup after boeing announced it was shutting down its factory there. it used to be that one out of every five planes manufactured in the u.s. was built in wichita. folks there think they've been double-crossed. jim axelrod reports. >>> boeing produced planes in wichita since the 1920s. employing generations of workers, like ted bates, an engineer for 34 years. do you feel grateful for a career at boeing? >> yes. yes. >> but now employees like bates are shaking their heads at how boeing's treated their hometown. >> you lose respect for those people who can't keep a consistent story. it's not just about employees. it's about a community. >> in 2008, boei

when we return, boeing's broken promises. why folks in wichita, kansas say they were duped out of thousands of jobs. bay. the wild string of events that nearly killed him. plus, the new sheriff in town has his day in court today. the request.. lawyers will make for ross mirkarimi. and a call to abolish tuition. why the head of the u-c system.. is actually considering it. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country today. washington, d.c., sun and clouds, 44. atlanta, mostly sunny, 57. detroit, morning snow and 27. denver, partly sunny and 56 and seattle, 36 degrees. >>> wichita, kansas, is still trying to regroup after boeing announced it was shutting down its factory there. it used to be that one out of every five planes manufactured in the u.s. was built in wichita. folks there think they've been double-crossed. jim axelrod reports. >>> boeing produced planes in wichita since the 1920s. employing generations of workers, like ted bates, an engineer

it in you know detail about what boeing is doing but but i think the broader point is correct so. what what i think is is super interesting alone is that for thirty years or forty years americans have been told that capitalists people like me people like the guy who runs boeing that we are job creators this is an incredibly important element of our sort of cult of the sort of cultural economic fabric and what super important to remember is that when somebody like me a capitalist claims to be a job creator it sounds like we're making a claim about how the economy works but what what's actually happening in addition to that is that we're making the claim about our status and the privileges associated with that status so it's a short jump from the creator to job creator right that language wasn't chosen by accident when you were the creator of jobs you were very much at the center of the economic universe and. you are and you both deserve status and privileges and this is how in a democracy you end up with a system where the where the where the executives of public companies earn a t

of it in you know detail about what boeing is doing but but i think the broader point is correct so. what what i think is is super interesting alone is that for thirty years or forty years americans have been told that capitalists people like me people like the guy who runs boeing that we are job creators this is an incredibly important element of our sort of cult of the sort of cultural economic fabric and which super important to remember is that when somebody like me a capitalist claims to be a job creator it sounds like we're making a claim about how the economy works but what what's actually happening in addition to that is that we're making the claim about our status and the privileges associated with that status so it's a short jump from the creator to job creator right that language wasn't chosen by accident when you were the creator of jobs you were very much at the center of the economic universe and. you are and you both deserve status and privileges and this is how in a democracy you end up with the system where the where the where the executives of public companies earn

there is a big fight between the french company and boeing. boeing and got the award. there in the process of making 18 tankers right now for a fixed price of $42 billion. >> meaning they can not? >> if you exceed that, you will pay for it. boeing will build these for- profit. right now boeing cannot make it for other companies. it is not looking like they will make money currently. that is where the program is. >> we are out of time. ward caroll, editor of military.com, what can people find on your website? >> every day we have breaking news that is of interest to those with military interests. and for those who want to know what their benefits are in simple terms. we are the place to go. if you want to find guys used to work with, this is the place you go. if you want to see videos, this is the place to go. the news is the most popular on our website followed closely by the videos. >> ward caroll, and it's military.com thank you so much for coming by. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> f

there is a big fight between the french company and boeing. boeing and got the award. there in the process of making 18 tankers right now for a fixed price of $42 billion. >> meaning they can not? >> if you exceed that, you will pay for it. boeing will bilbies for profit. -- will build these for-profit. right now boeing cannot make it for other companies. it is not looking like they will make money currently. that is where the program is. >> we are out of time. ward caroll, editor of military.com, what can people find on your website? >> every day we have breaking news that is of interest to those with military interests. and for those who want to know what their benefits are in simple terms. we are the place to go. if you want to find guys used to work with, this is the place you go. if you want to see videos, this is the place to go. the news is the most popular on our website followed closely by the videos. >> ward caroll, and it's you soy.com sharthank much for coming by. >> it is my pleasure. >> for a copy of this program call 1877-662-7726. for free transcripts o

of boeing jim mcnerney got a little bit of a raise just about one of the half percent but that puts him in the nineteen point seven million dollars range and only twenty million in salary for one person well more than two thousand people who build airplanes lose their jobs what is going on here. well i mean i think sadly that wichita boeing decision moving some of those jobs to illinois and washington state will be will hit particularly hard in part because as you did point out boeing jobs are very good jobs in there very few high paid manufacturing jobs for those folks to look for next to in the wichita area and they just do it it's kind of consistent with the pattern we've seen which is part of the reason i think some of the cheerleading around these job numbers is a little premature and that is we've had a hard time finding jobs for people but we had a much harder time creating jobs with a living wages in the united states one of the reason those boeing jobs are so widely sought after is that the unionized boeing manufacturing job is still one of the best benefits one of the best pai

state will be will hit particularly hard in part because he did point out boeing jobs are very good jobs in there very few high paid manufacturing jobs for those folks to look for next to in the wichita area and they just do it it's kind of consistent with the pattern we've seen which is part of the reason i think some of the cheerleading around these job numbers is a little premature and that is we've had a hard time finding jobs for people but we had a much harder time creating jobs with a living wages in the united states one of the reason those boeing jobs are so widely sought after is that the unionized boeing manufacturing job is still one of the best benefits one of the best paid jobs out there so while for the u.s. macro economy it's good news that those jobs will probably end up largely in washington state milla noise state on the other hand for wichita it tells a story of communities that are still very vulnerable and it highlights that we're even less good at producing good jobs than we are producing jobs over the last few years i think it's a really important point to br

there is a big fight between the french company and boeing. boeing and got the award. there in the process of making 18 tankers right now for a fixed price of $42 billion. >> meaning they can not? >> if you exceed that, you will pay for it. boeing will build these for- profit. right now boeing cannot make it for other companies. it is not looking like they will make money currently. that is where the program is. >> we are out of time. ward caroll, editor of military.com, what can people find on your website? >> every day we have breaking news that is of interest to those with military interests. and for those who want to know what their benefits are in simple terms. we are the place to go. if you want to find guys used to work with, this is the place you go. if you want to see videos, this is the place to go. the news is the most popular on our website followed closely by the videos. >> ward caroll, and it's military.com thank you so much for coming by. >> it is my pleasure. >> for a copy of this program call 1877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comme

state will hit particularly hard in part because he did point out boeing jobs are very good jobs in there very few high paid manufacturing jobs for those folks to look for next to in the wichita area in addition to which is kind of consistent with the pattern we've seen which is part of the reason i think some of the cheerleading around these job numbers is a little premature and that is we've had a hard time finding jobs for people but we had a much harder time creating jobs living wages in the united states one of the reason those boeing jobs are so widely sought after is that the unionized boeing manufacturing jobs still one of the best benefits one of the best paid jobs out there so while for the u.s. macro economy it's good news that those jobs will probably end up largely in washington state illinois state on the other hand for wichita it tells the story of communities that are still very vulnerable and the highlights that we're even less good at producing good jobs than we are producing jobs over the last few years i think it's a really important point to bring up something i

that's why we're the home to boeing and microsoft, amazon, starbuck's, nordstrom's, the gates foundation, clean energy companies, global health and the most invent actiive and dynamic people in the world. that's why eastern washington, because of its agriculture, is called the refrigerator of the world. today it's our time. it's our time to practice the courage and compassion that has been handed down to us by our parents and grandparents. it's our time to rebuild our bridges and highways. it's our time to create jobs now and for the future. it's our time to keep our streets safe, and it's our time to give our young people the education and knowledge they will need to succeed in a world econo economy. we must succeed. you know, i just read a great new book. it's called "that used to be us." it's by tom freedman and michael ha handelbaum. for me, one part really stood out. for generation off generation, america knew how to win in the turns, they write. "win in the turns." what does that mean, exactly? in short, it means the winner hits the gas pedal when everyone else is hitting the brake

but boeing is likely to draw level again in 2012. air bus chinese newcomers are likely to be serious competitors in the future. jeremy howell, "bbc news." >> this is "newsday" on the bbc. i'm rico in singapore. >> i'm in london. good to have you with us. the headlines in this hour. the captain of the costa concordia has been accused of abandoning his post. his passengers on a stricken cruise liner are still being rescued. >> there are growing fears of more bloodshed in syria as arab league mission to monitor the uprising draws to a close. >> the co-founder of the yahoo! internet company has resigned from the board of directors. joey yang started the firm in 1995. his decision to step down comes a fortnight after the appointment of a new chief executive. our correspondent in los angeles gave us more details on this. >> it was a very polite and effective resignation letter that pointed out that jerry yang decided to move on to other things, and wishing the new chief executive all the best. but the fact that he came in just two weeks ag

. -- compared to just 800 for boeing. airbus says that chinese makers are likely to be competitors in the future. >> they call him scott of the and arctic and 100 years ago, he and a group of explorers of they would become the first to make it to the south pole only to discover that norwegians had beaten him to it. he never made it home to talk of his it venture, he died a few miles from safety. his story of determination became famous. >> terra nova set sail on a journey to the end of the earth. determined to be the first expedition to the south pole. they were led by captain scott. >> he was an explorer, a pioneer, without any question or doubt. we don't call him an adventure because that has a boy's own hero attitude to it. it was pioneering exploration and science. >> as the ship approached and are tikrit, it became trapped in ice for nearly three weeks. -- as the ship approached antarctic tha, it became trappen ice. the rival norwegian team was also on its way, its path showed in red. they got their first. scott's te

boeing pretty much got what they wanted, right? so it shows you. >> but they tried, jonas. >> and tells you. >> you guys are missing the point about who is appointed here. >> and to your point. how does nlrb stop the states becoming a right to work state. >> they're trying to put it together. the guys that they appointed are directly from the unions, now, if if you're stacking the deck, what are you doing. boom, he's in. take another word from the department of labor. the deck is stacked in our labor, and you can stack very, very heavily against unions. and we're going to-- and signed up and can't get an election. >> it's not the 40, 50% of cost over other workers what they're losing because they're not profitable. that has nothing to do, steve, i'm sure. >> i stand by what i said. more unionization would be good for this economy. and-- >>, but, but. >> we have the government having to step in now on health care. everybody who belongs to a labor union, in a unionizeded industry where there is an agreement. a labor agreement between

to make the fix, boeing removes the skin of the airplane around the bulkhead. replace it is bulkhead's damaged lower half and reinstall it is skin over it. now the trouble, diffuse the two bulkhead halves boeing calls for a zblg sflis tape or doubler. with the skin of the plane back on, the doubler does not fit. boeing field reps make the call to cut the piece in half. that's problem number one. problem number two, the correct procedure calls for two rows of rivets to hold the doubler in place. only one row is used. for seven years, the single row and the split-up panel have been carrying twice the load they should have been. >> they decided to alter the installation procedure and it wasn't an approved procedure. >> reporter: repair is certified to last 10,000 takeoff land cycles. by the date of the crash, this particular 747 has already gone more than 12,000 cycles. the repair is inspected but because of a sealant has been used over the gap in the bulkhead, cracks developing between the rivets are not found. this plane is a ticking time bomb. >> unfortunately

but for the first time in the space of a year, airbus and boeing delivered more than 1000 airbus and they passed net orders of 2300 planes. airbus has taken on 4000 new staff to bring down the backlog of orders. >> if you reach 600, we're still well above production. that is not a catastrophe. it is just that 2011 was just an extraordinary year. and we cannot grow and grow and grow our backlog if we cannot reach the production numbers that we have. >> airbus a-320 and boeing 737 max, fitted with more fuel- efficient engines, which is still in development. the zero airlines were buying them -- airlines are biennium despite falling profits. >> with you let $100 per barrel, there will not continue to operate the way they are. they have to get the economic advantage that the new aircraft brings, fuel burn, megan's cost, and generating economic and -- maintenance costs, and generating economic and service. >> boeing is likely still level again in 2012. airbus missed a chinese newcomers to the industry. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> the headlines the sour -- the captain of the costa co

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boeing is likely to draw level again in 2012. airbus admits that chinese newcomers are likely to be serious newcomers in the future. -- serious competitors in the future. >> they called him scott of the antarctic and 100 years ago he and a group of explore stock that would be the first to the south pole only to discover that norwegians had beaten them to it. scott never made it home, he died a few miles from safety. >> terra nova set sail on a journey to the end of the earth. their attempt was to be the first expedition to the south pole. they were led by captain scott, a royal navy officer. >> he was an explorer, a pioneer. we don't call him in the venture because that has some -- we don't call him on an adventurer because that has some kind of a boyish and tone to it. >> eventually, the ship found a way through. then, they set off on the long march to the poll. a rival norwegian team was on its way. their route were shown in red. they got there first. scott's team made it more than a month later. they never made it back. among

thank god boeing they attacked because boeing had the ability to defend itself lou it was inconvenience. what about the millions of mom and pop businesses with 100 or 200 employees that are working this their communities trying to create went and trying to create capital and jobs. the national labor relations board is destroying jobs, job creation in this country. and the national labor relations board has attacked south carolina along with other agencies, under this administration, over the last year, sense i have been attorney general, anyway. >>shepard: thank you very much, many new year. well, with better news for jobs today is herman cain worried that is going to help the president keep his job tomorrow? herman is here. [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. >>neil: and the chevrolet volt sales are not on fire ... g.m. is recalling every single one. and now we have the fiery details. >>reporter: g.m. says if you own a volt take it to the dealer b

boeing would tell you the import, export bank is a tool to only buy airplanes from boeing. >> how about the private sector. >> and that's profitable to government even though it's an artificially low rate extended and delta doesn't like it because they don't have that deal and they have to borrow money at a higher rate and at a disadvantage to an international carrier and international market. so i'm just saying that everyone has a fan in one of the agencies. this one is good because i have a personal-- i don't work at boeing, but i guarantee they want the import-export bank to have more budget and consolidate and keep it is great. personally i think some of the agencies are making trade bad in a weird way. >> brenda: that's got to be the last word. thanks, guys, and thanks to christian and amelia. the name that will keep iran from blocking an oil route and driving down gas prices in the u.s. how the european down grades could be a huge upgrade for your profit. >> predictions? jonas is up. >> when s & p downgraded u.s. government debt. they downgraded european debt by i-gov. the interna

>> i know that boeing is pulling out of wichita. we were supposed to feel so sorry for them because they won't be able to ditch their factory in seattle but they are ditching their one in wichita. you know, in some ways this is -- this is really meaningful to me. the kind of corporate ingratitude and disloyalty. this is -- the entire kansas congressional delegation was going to bat for these guys to get the tanker deal a couple years ago. i mean, they got tons of subsidies from wichita and the state. there is absolutely nothing that can stop these guys. i mean, it's profit above everything. >> my thanks to deepak from the campaign for community change, chrysta, thomas frank, thank you all for getting up. thank you for joining us today. coming up next is "weekends with alex witt". tomorrow morning msnbc will honor gop debate which means "up" will only be on for an hour. we'll have lin-manual miranda. you can get more information on twitter. see you tomorrow. ut without my . are you crazy? i want to look natural, not naked! but all yo

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. >> companies like boeing in northern virginia. he helped boeing toward their course for the future. >> we think it is an area where there will be gained. >> in this neighborhood, there is concern. major defense contractors are keep life blood in this area. >> we have done well because the defense contractors are here. >> you have a lot of defense contractors around here and i think it will have a negative impact on the area. >> secondary -- secretary panetta made clear one area where he will look for cuts, the defense department itself. he warned there will be staff reductions and more base closures. rebecca cooper, abc7 news. >> we will see what wal-mart will not necessarily have a friendly face at the entrance every time you go shopping. >> it is going to be a rainy night. doug has a forecast when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.c

host: when it comes to the boeing issue, is that the cycle? guest: people know that they came that close to losing a mega business locating here. for all of the work of our legislators and what folks put in to bring a company like boeing here to a right-to-work state, the obama administration almost cut the legs out from underneath that. that is 1000 direct jobs and an immediate impact on the jobs market. but what we we saw in bmw a few years ago, that has a ripple effect throughout the low country where suppliers open up businesses. there are thousands and thousands of businesses wentwhen a company like boeing comes here. that is one of the reasons that obama will lose next fall. we are not the only state that has been assaulted by interventionist policies from the federal government coming into the state. host: which of the candidates handled the boeing issue the best? guest: i do not know. i did not hear all of the specific answers. i do know the all talked about it. they also talked about the reversal the things they would do in the obama

part of the reason our enthusiasm is that boeing knew no bounds. we've seen how they operated in washington state. they took care of those who took care of them. while they were creating a thousand jobs here, here expanded 2001 washington state. not a single boeing worker was hurt by their decisions. in fact, just the opposite. a commitment from boeing to estate to a community, to work for us is a real commitment, a proven commitment and we know the face of south carolina, would forever be changed. then this spring, the national labor relations board reared its head, suing boeing and what will surely be remembered as one of the most fundamentally un-american decisions ever handed down by the federal government. in south carolina would not stand for it. from every corner of our state, we protect our federal delegation coming business leaders and most importantly, the citizens of south carolina. and boeing stood tall under tremendous pressure from the president in his union allies, this great american company said no, we did nothing wrong and we refu

keep an eye on boeing. a norwegian airline announced today it is buying 22 boeing 737s. fans of dalton abbey now can tour and lunch at the actual english castle where the popular series is shot for a cool 10 thousands bucks. people say it's great. >>> coming up, big baseball signings and a big hockey suspension and the heat beat lebron's old team. trying to keep a ball from going out. a high school player makes a miracle shot. there was just one problem. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we are seeing the heaviest rain in the drought stricken texas area we have seen in years. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, the american league has signed another hitting star through free agency away from the national league. here is fred roggin with an early look at all of your sports headlines. >>> good morning. we will start with news out of detroit. the tigers open their wallets and sign the biggest free agent left on the market. agreed to a nine-year,

part of the reason our enthusiasm is that boeing knew no bounds. we've seen how they operated in washington state. they took care of those who took care of them. while they were creating a thousand jobs here, here expanded 2001 washington state. not a single boeing worker was hurt by their decisions. in fact, just the opposite. a commitment from boeing to estate to a community, to work for us is a real commitment, a proven commitment and we know the face of south carolina, would forever be changed. then this spring, the national labor relations board reared its head, suing boeing and what will surely be remembered as one of the most fundamentally un-american decisions ever handed down by the federal government. in south carolina would not stand for it. from every corner of our state, we protect our federal delegation coming business leaders and most importantly, the citizens of south carolina. and boeing stood tall under tremendous pressure from the president in his union allies, this great american company said no, we did nothing wrong and we refu

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of boeing jim mcnerney got a little bit of a raise there just about one and a half percent but that put him in the nineteen point seven million dollar range nearly twenty million dollars in salary for one person while more than two thousand people will build airplanes lose their jobs david let's talk about this i mean this is one story one manufacturing plant in this country there are many more like it what it what is this the larger you know what let's broaden this and talk about what this actually means well needless to say these job creators create jobs when it suits them and not because they want to create jobs for us we could together as a nation be job creators if we have better public policy and you're going to hear these stories about people losing jobs because of military cuts without the background that informs us that military spending provides fewer jobs than any other form of federal spending or even tax cuts for consumers and so if we were to develop a program to convert to retrain to retool to put our money into nonviolent jobs into green energy into transportation we wou

. >> and boeing announced a closing of its wichita, kansas plant. tour buses brought employees to a large hangar where the decision was announced. 2160 workers will lose their jobs for reasons he can yesed by employers everywhere. >> there is cost reductions not yielding enough savings to maintain and win to do business. >> we're looking to see whether boeing violated agreement was the department of defense. but there is nothing good from the news today. >> boeing said in november it was looking to close the plant in witch ta. the plant's work force will be warmed out to -- work, rather farmed out to three other states including washington. >> the pope accepted a resignation of a catholic bishop from los angeles acknowledging he fathered two children. the boys are now teenagers. the 60-year-old bishop was in charge of 66 parishes in an area stretching from east los angeles to pomona. doors to his pastoral office were locked today. out of respect for the children the archdiocese says it's not releasing the family's identity. >> this is a surprise. i

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boeing is out with solid fourth quarter earnings. the u.s. aerospace giants as profit increased by 20%, driven in part by deliveries of commercial airplanes, but the future does not look as bright. the company doesn't forecast for this year's earnings disappointed investors. boeing faces rising pension costs and weaker spending on u.s. defense. the mood in german boardrooms may be more optimistic. a key barometer of business confidence in germany has gone up for the third month in a row, and it has also risen higher than expected. it says the german economy has started the year on a positive note. >> the machines are running full throttle. business is looking good, and the forecast for the months ahead is even better. german companies entered the new year in good spirits. the mood is not as positive as it was a year ago, but the business climate index rose for the third m9nth in a row. it is a number based on a survey of 7000 business leaders in germany, making it a key barometer of the economy. things are also looking up in the construction

boeing is out with solid fourth quarter earnings. the u.s. aerospace giants as profit increased by 20%, driven in part by deliveries of commercial airplanes, but the future does not look as bright. the company doesn't forecast for this year's earnings disappointed investors. boeing faces rising pension costs and weaker spending on u.s. defense. the mood in german boardrooms may be more optimistic. a key barometer of business confidence in germany has gone up for the third month in a row, and it has also risen higher than expected. it says the german economy has started the year on a positive note. >> the machines are running full throttle. business is looking good, and the forecast for the months ahead is even better. german companies entered the new year in good spirits. the mood is not as positive as it was a year ago, but the business climate index rose for the third month in a row. it is a number based on a survey of 7000 business leaders in germany, making it a key barometer of the economy. things are also looking up in the construction

boeing is out with solid fourth quarter earnings. the u.s. aerospace giants as profit increased by 20%, driven in part by deliveries of commercial airplanes, but the future does not look as bright. the company doesn't forecast for this year's earnings disappointed investors. boeing faces rising pension costs and weaker spending on u.s. defense. th mood in german boardrooms may be more optimistic. a key barometer of business confidence in germany has gone up for the third month in a row, and it has also risen higher than expected. it says the german economy has started the year on a positive note. >> the machines are running full throttle. business is looking good, and the forecast for the months ahead is even better. german companies entered the new year in good spirits. the mood is not as positive as it was a year ago, but the business climate index rose for the third month in a row. it is a number based on a survey of 7000 business leaders in germany, making it a key barometer of the economy. things are also looking up in the construction i

. >> corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broad contrast -- broadcasting, and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. was it only a week ago that we were wondering what was going too happen in south carolina? well, the political world has shifted and reshifted multiple times since then. newt gingrich, who used debates and big ideas to score a major win in the pal meto state less than a week ago brought grandiosity to florida. >> we will have the first permanent base on the moon and it will be american. i was attacked the other night for being grandiose. john f. kennedy standing there saying we'll get to the moon in eight years was grandiose. i accept the charge that i am an american and americans are instinctively grand owes. gwen: mitt romney, who saw his political life pass before his eyes after losing to gingrich in south carolina, took