airbus says within 20 years, asia will replace the u.s. as the world's busiest reason for air travel. >> well, there you have it. if i stay here for two weeks, i think i'll be convinced. >> okay. >>> move over wall street. marketing and media moguls are in focus in new york this week. we will discuss the big talking points. that's coming up next. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors who think like you do. face time and think time make a difference. at edward jones, it's how we make sense of investing. >>> and a recap of the headlines this morning, german business sentiment fail toes meet expectations despite a slight rise for september. >> the battle to keep the u.s. government ramps up. >>> and mixed reports out of kenya as terrorists claim they have hostages held up at the nairobi shopping mall. >> now, new york has called brands of communication leaders. this is expected to include the

boeing china 787 dreamliner airbus the aircraft company expects to receive 5,580 orders from china during the next decade.. with a value of $780 billion dollars. company officials at boeing believe air traffic should rise 7% per year in china on the heels of strong economic growth and improved access to air travel. boeing has struggled this year with issue surrounding it's 787 dreamliners. however, this latest prediction about china gives the jet maker a competitive boost against it's rival airbus. an exclusive report says next month will mark the end of student loans at jp morgan chase. jp morgan chase college students wells fargo and discover treasury according to reuters-- bank executives no longer view lending money for college as a significant growth market. jp morgan's exit leaves less competition for the remaining players such as wells fargo, discover financial services and the government. in peru -- children as young as 13 are helping the country become a top producer of counterfeit cash. just use first 15 seconds of that video -- no peru election stuff :) the south american count

german airline lufthansa has placed a 19 billion dollar order with boeing "and" airbus. the order includes 34 boeing jets and 25 airbus models.lufthansa is replacing its fleet as it faces competition for flights to asia. ralph lauren is making over its management team for the first time in more than a decade. the shuffle will consist of moving president and coo roger farah to the executive vice chairman post. many investors credit farah for the success of ralph lauren's stock, which has risen from 18 dollars in 2000 to 168 dollars today. the stock gained 18% yesterday. nokia has a rather expensive parting gift for its ceo. stephen elop will receive 25 million dollars in compensation. he joined nokia after leaving microsoft in 20- 10, but is now moving back to microsoft, as the two companies merge. its rumored elop may replace microsoft's ceo steve ballmer when he leaves within a year. holiday helpers are in demand at kohls. though the christmas shopping season hasn't even started, the retailer is already saying it expects to hire 53 thousand workers, or an average of 40

the brand-new report revealing both pilots for the airbus were asleep at the same time. 325 people onboard. the jet on autopilot. when they woke up, no clue how long they had been out. >>> the chilling tape showing the navy yard shooter stalking his victims. the haunting moments when he tracked them down, hiding in the shadows. and when he made his fatal move. >>> out of prison. the teacher that spent one month behind bars, convicted of assaulting a student is out today. protesters going after the judge who admits he made a mistake. could he be thrown off the bench? and could the teacher go back to jail? >>> caught on tape. a toddler trapped inside a burning building, dropped to safety, in a dramatic split-second rescue. her 8-year-old brother racing to every apartment in the building to wake up the neighbors. we'll meet the young hero this morning. >>> and good morning, america. josh on assignment. great to have amy robach back again this morning. we have a lot to get to, including the latest on the government shutdown. it's coming fast. and it could have a big impact on the economy. ever

the nose wheel of the airbus 330 collapsed. the passengers were evacuated using emergency slides. the flight carried 288 passengers and 14 crew. >> flames broke out at mt diablo state park. 800 acres have been burnt. firefighters are having difficulty accessing the blaze because of the hilly area, no injuries have been reported. >> the fire burning around yosemite national park is 80% contained. it's destroyed 400 square miles and could take a couple of weeks to put it out. the fire was started by an illegal campfire that got out of control. >> right now we are watching thunder storms pushing through parts of the nowhere plains. in these thunder storms hail has been reported to the size of golf balls and parts of the wyoming as well as other places. we'll watch this carefully over the next several hours and see how they play out. you can see them pushing through now. also the dakotas reported damage as well due to hail and wind across the region. here across the north-east we saw a lot of rain. that is going to come to an end as we go towards monday afternoon and clearer condition

the airbus was landing with people on board when the incident happened, and officials say the landing gear failed to deploy. >> north korea has held a huge parade marking the 65th anniversary of the founding. soldiers and citizens took part in the outdoor rally in the capital of pyongyang. the event was attended by kim jong-un. >> and the polls are closed in norway after a second day of national elections. early projections show the incumbent and his party have been defeated. most observers say conservatives and anti-immigrant populace most likely will run the next government. violence has erupted in the philippines, at least six people killed, dozens injured, after muslim rebels launched an attack. >> the piece had only returned to the island after decades of conflict. the president has announced the violence and appealed for help. >> gunfire on the streets. explosions. residents flee the fighting. suddenly, the important port city in the southwestern philippines and finds himself in a state of emergency. soldiers put up barricades as they try to steer the civilian population to safe

. >>> delta airlines announced plans to buy 40 new passenger jets worth about $5.5 from airbus. it's the first order from delta in two decade s. the first bach of brand-new will arrive in 2013 and the rest are due in 2016. >>> toyota is recalling 369,000 vehicles worldwide. it's high-end hybrid suvs may stop running if an engine system alarm goes off and the luxury lexus sedans could go out. no accidents related to either problem have been reported. >>> we begin the market focus tonight with a retailer having a rough day. shares of francescas fell sharply after the company reported weaker than expected earnings and said sales would continue to decline. it's the latest to take a hit from cautious spending as they forgo impulse items like shoes and dresses and focus on houses and cars. the stock fell 26% to $17.79. >>> a different story for sienna, this network equipment maker reporting a narrower than expected loss and strong revenue growth. they are benefitting from tell lacombe carrier upgrading the wireless and wire network. the stock soaring almost 14% to $23.54 and that's al

a spokesperson for norwegian air shuttle will instead lease an airbus a-340 to keep its long haul business going. the dreamliner was expected to be a game changer for the aviation industry but it has faced several setbacks including battery problems which grounded planes. boeing says the repairs would take a matter of days. >>> take a look at this. a man wanted for stabbing in texas is now facing even more charges. police say the man tried to escape police custody by stealing two police cars. they say jose rodriguez first got behind the wheel of one of the police cars but couldn't find the key. he made a second escape attempt in another police car, locking doors to keep police out. they broke the window to get him out. rodriguez now faces a long list of charges and is back in jail tonight. >>> back here in the bay area, a medical marijuana dispensary in the south bay did something out of the normal today. it held a blood drive. organizers say they want to prove to critics that pot dispensaries can be good neighbors. two bloodmobiles were on site at the healing center in downtown san jose t

an airbus a-330 which can carry more than 300 passengers on autopilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know because one of the pilots self-reported the incident six weeks ago, admitting the two pilots had only five hours sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, the country's pilots association says the government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states -- a different story after this deadly colgan air crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people on board were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to the crash, which led to sweeping changes for american pilots. they must have a 10-hour minimum rest between flying days. flight time is limited to eight to nine hours a day. and they are required to have 30 consecutive hours off every week. but even that may not be enough. plane makers and airlines are tonight looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit that will tell if a pilot is fatigued, and then keep that pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> and

a british airbus a-330, on autopilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know of this because one of the pilots self-reported the incident of six weeks ago. admitting the two pilots had only five hours' sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, that country's pilots association says its government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states -- a different story. after this deadly crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to that crash, which led to sweeping changes for american pilots. they must have a ten-hour minimum rest between flying days. flight time limited to eight to nine hours a day. and they're required to have 30 consecutive hours off every week. but even that may not be enough. planemakers and airlines are looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit, which will tell if the pilot is fatigued and keep that pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> the scene in a texas fa

a british airbus a-330, on autopilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know of this because one of the pilots self-reported the incident of six weeks ago. admitting the two pilots had only five hours' sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, that country's pilots association says its government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states -- a different story. after this deadly crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people onboard were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to that crash, which led to sweeping changes for american pilots. they must have a ten-hour minimum rest between flying days. flight time limited to eight to nine hours a day. and they're required to have 30 consecutive hours off every week. but even that may not be enough. planemakers and airlines are looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit, which will tell if a pilot is fatigued and then keep that pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> the scene in

we did hear incredibly bullish contracts from airbus, as well. the stock eads is now up, boeing up, as well. they're talking thousands -- i haven't got the numbers in front of me, but over the next 20 years, huge aircraft expansion. in 20 years' time, aircraft orders from asia why will be bigger than those from north america. back to you. >> thank you, ross westgate. we appreciate that very much. we're now going to calk to mr. liesman for real this time. in the wake of the controversial decision by the fed not to reduce its stimulus to the economy, he sat down with one of the fomc's most powerful members. he talked no sense into him, we don't know. steve joins us for the first part of his interview with bill dudley. >> always? always dovish or new dovish? >> pretty dovish. we knew him when he was an economist at goldman sachs. but i've known him as a central banker during the crisis. .it's been a time when a lot of people who -- >> maybe you learned to be dovish. >> earned it during the crisis. so in this wide ranging entry, bill dudley defended

display teams and not robotic performances that are on show there or also commercial planes as well the airbus a three eighty is circling overhead as we speak and there's also military aircraft that have been on display over the last few hours as well now the main focus of attention was the stealth fighter the t. fifty which took to the skies now this is going to be part of the russian air force from two thousand and sixteen testing on it is still being completed yet to be finalized but it's thought that by the end of this year then a bunch of those planes will be part of the russian air force once the testing is complete and can tell you the engine noise the roar of our stealth fighter was really rather deafening but it's not just the displays that are attracting the crowds as big business as you mentioned as well a huge amount of deals are being done in the aviation industry and this is already despite the fact there are a few hours left a record breaking here for months there are over representatives from over one thousand companies who are here from around forty four different countries tr

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around the heads. they were military on display the highlights of which was the the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds as the plane was still around overhead it really was an impressive sight right. now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to it display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but unfortunately that was counseled however they did participate earlier on in the weekend or friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in t

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around overhead and also there were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds as the plane was derived overhead it really was an impressive sight now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to a display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but unfortunately that was counseled however they did participate earlier on in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of busin

the crowd with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around the heads. they were military on display the highlights of which was the the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds as the plane were still around overhead it really was an impressive sight right. now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to a display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but that was council however they did participate in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of business deals st

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around overhead and also they were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be part of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds the plane were just around the head it really was an impressive sight now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to a display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but that was council however they did participate earlier on in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of business deals

the crowd with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around the heads. there were military on display the highlights of which was the the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds as the plane was to round overhead it really was an impressive sight right. now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to a display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but unfortunately that was council however they did participate in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of busines

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around the heads. there were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be part of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds the plane were still around overhead it really was an impressive sight. now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to a display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but that was council however they did participate in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of business deals struck almost s

crowds with their death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around overhead. they were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead is expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds the plane overhead it really was an impressive sight right. now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to it display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but that was council however they did participate in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of business deals struck almost sixteen billion

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around the heads. they were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds the plane overhead it really was an impressive sight right. now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to its display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but that was council however they did participate in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of business deals struck almost sixteen bil

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around overhead and also they were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be part of our russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead is expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds the plane wist around overhead it really was an impressive sight now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to it display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowd on a sunday afternoon but unfortunately that was council however they did participate earlier on in the weekend or friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of busi

the crowds with that death defying stomach churning stunts we also saw commercial flights as well the airbus a three eighty was spinning around overhead and also they were military on display the highlights of which was the showing of the t fifty which is the stealth fighter that is going to be parts of russia's force come two thousand and six day now final testing on those planes is still going ahead it's expected to be completed by the end of two thousand and thirteen when the russian air force will take delivery on some of those some of those stealth fighters the rule was deafening the crowds as the plane was derived overhead it really was an impressive sight now unfortunately the weather on the final day put paid to a display from better kuti which is the helicopter display team of the russian air force they were meant to impress the crowds on sunday afternoon but unfortunately that was council however they did participate earlier on in the weekend over friday and saturday when the weather was slightly better organizes will be looking back on a record breaking year for max in terms of bu

an airline statement said that the nose gear of the airbus 330 collapsed when it touched the runway. the injured were mostly chinese passengers, according to an thai ways. there were 287 passengers and 14 crew members aboard the bangkok bound flight. delays are expected this morning. >> 12 children were injured when a ride at a connecticut fares suddenly stopped. police say that a dozen children and one adult were transported to hospitals after the rotating swing on ride at the oyster festival came to a sudden stop. and 8 year-old boy was admitted to hospital with non a live brinnin injuries. the rest were treated and released. state police say a mechanical failure cost the ride to stop. >> happening right now, a fire on monday although is burning out of control. here is a live look from kron 4 urs and jackie sissel. we will continue to keep an eye on this developing story. but first, hot weather still in the picture for the bay area. >> i will have more on your forecast coming up after the break. >> welcome back. we continue to track hot spots. san francisco has a vehicle fire on so

more than 300 people were on board that airbus. police say two hours after taking off the pilots put the plane on autopilot and fell asleep meaning if there had been an emergency no one was available to take the controls. the pilots admit they had very little sleep before the flight. >> new tonight a camp for young burn survivors. after sightseeing in washington the kids are relaxing by the bay getting to hang out with true peers and firefighters. while they're playing hooky from school this week, these teens are teaching us a thing or two. >> in in -- enjoying a late september swim in the chesapeake bay, playing a friendly game of volleyball, and showing off their inner strength more than three dozen teenage burn survivors from across the country spending a peek -- a week and having fun together. >> it's been really amazing actually being able to get away and hang out with other people that are like me. >> hayley henderson was severely burn -- burned when she was 10 month old. oil from a portable frier. shows 15 from elkhart, texa

the brand-new report revealing both pilots for the airbus were asleep at the same time. 325 people onboard. the jet on autopilot. when they woke up no clue how long they had been out. >>> the chilling tape showing the navy yard shooter stalking his victims. the haunting moments when he tracked them down hiding in the shadows. and when he made his fatal move. >>> out of prison. the teacher that spent one month behind bars, convicted of assaulting a student is out today. protesters going after the judge who admits he made a mistake. could he be thrown off the bench? and could the teacher go back to jail? >>> caught on tape. a toddler trapped inside a burning building dropped to safety, in a dramatic split-second rescue. her 8-year-old brother racing to every apartment in the building

. >> more than 300 people were on board the airbus, and two hours after taking off, they put thete plane on auto pilot and fell asleep. was an emergency, no one was able to take the controls. >> one of the pilots self reported the incident, because of long work hours, they had ha only got ten five hours of sleep in the two previous days. how much sleep foreign pilots po must get are far less than the domestic airlines. >> how many times has thismes happened before. >> if he hadn't self reported would we even know this one. >>> it is now 6:12, it's a friday morning, and coming up in an update on the silver line metro rail extension. >>> she is being bill a fied. how agreedy woman spoiled a special moment for a girl at a baseball game. we're back after this. >> is that chris general er jen.  >>> welcome back. dj rags is here this morning. we are going to talk to him. >>> he is like, you know, what was the competition again that you just placed? the 2013 world online dj championship, put on by a company called dnc. >> he is a hard working dj, too. >> you have not been working foo past two

it happened last month on an airbus a330 during a flight to britain. the airline it has occurred on has not been released. but the pilots voluntarily reported themselves. saying they had slept just five hours each over the two previous nights. they are not expected to be seriously disciplined. >>> developing right now, the nation's biggest bank may be about to pay the price for its role in the mortgage mess. jpmorgan chase is in talks to pay an $11 billion settlement for using those sophisticated investments that caused the financial crisis. billions of that money could go to homeowners who are still hurt by that crisis. >>> and a terror group that attacked a shopping mall in kenya, has struck yet again raiding a border post today and killing two police officers. this morning, new pictures of the smoking ruins of that mall. this is the parking garage. on its roof, one official said soldiers fired grenades to let the hostages escape. but it undermined the roof. >>> a series of fires in l.a. prompted an all-night manhunt. six fires broke out, all within

the brand-new report revealing both pilots for the airbus were asleep at the same time. 325 people onboard. the jet on autopilot. when they woke up, no clue how long they had been out. >>> mind of a madman. the chilling tape showing the navy yard shooter stalking his victims. the haunting moments when he tracked them down, hiding in the shadows. and when he made his fatal move. >>> out of prison. the teacher that spent one month behind bars, convicted of assaulting a student is out today. protesters going after the judge who admits he made a mistake. could he be thrown off the bench? and could the teacher go back to jail? >>> caught on tape. a toddler trapped inside a burning building, dropped to safety, in a dramati

a passenger on board the airbus showed the plane sitting on the right side after an emergency landing in rome. the plane skidded on the runway and stopped with 115 passengers on board. all were unharmed. >> duck boat tours down the thames river have been suspended after 28 people including five children were forced to jump for their lives after their duck boat caught fire. the engine caught fire spewing heavy smoke into the air. the tour company will only offer ground tours until they figure out what went wrong. >> couple in north carolina decided to skip the traditional walk down the aisle for the big day and picked a dynamic entrance. they had a zip line wedding. they did run interest a slight "hitch," while getting hitched and had to pull themselves in the final feet. the bride did not take it as a bad sign but figures it was good exercise. >> it is a metaphor for marriage: it takes work. >> a fiery jet crash with a grim task if federal investigators in santa monica. >> lincoln high school students have a plan to remember a student kills in a car accident on friday. live doppler 7

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the nose gear on the thai airways airbus failed as it tried to land. skidding at a stop in a grassy area beside the runway. passengers and crew members were evacuated. the airline said 14 had to be sent to the hospital. >> more than a dozen people injured on a ride in connecticut. the swing ride lost power. forcing the ride to slam to a halt and sending riders many kids flying. wabc's lucy yang has the story. >> reporter: rides under the long crescent moon were understandably empty sunday night. this after a freak accident here in norwalk, connecticut. this swing ride is called the zummer. at 2:00 sunday afternoon, the ride came to a violent stop. laughter turning into cries of terror. >> i heard a big bang, the whole apparatus, came smashing down. bottom of the swing. >> i looked to my left. i saw the swing ride it collapsed. all the people were there. i actually saw someone fall out of the cart. >> officials confirmed the halt sent children flying out of their seat. dean palmer took the video from the ferris wheel. >> we heard a loud noise. we saw ev

i don't know if you saw this story from airbus, long-term jet demand forecast will double in the next 20 years. they're expecting the world will need 29,000 new jets in the next 20 years. 29,000 new jets. partly because of the explosion of air travel in asia. we saw aerospace stocks moving up. back to you. >> all right, bob. looks good. thank you very much. bill, we're still keeping an eye again on what's happening out of washington. but, of course, there's plenty of corporate news to follow as well. >> right now we've got news -- well, certainly the story about blackberry yesterday. it broke around this time when we got that $9 a share offer from fairfax financial for blackberry. noted technology analyst dan niles said on this program yesterday that blackberry shareholders should take the money and run. >> take your money and leave. because this is the best thing that could have possibly happened to you. when is the last time you saw a company of blackberry's size cut revenue forecast by almost 50% in a preannouncement? >> larry agrees with dan niles. he said if shareholders wait, th

a spokesperson said they will lease an airbus a-340 to keep it going. the dreamliner has faced setbacks, including several battery problems which grounded planes. boeing said the repair would say take a matter of days. >>> friends and family gathered yesterday to honor a victim of the navy yard shooting. mourners remembered mike rigell as a loving and steadfast protector of his three daughters and 2,000 workers. he was a navy yard security guard. his memorial service this weekend was one of the last for the people who were gunned down at the military installation on september 16th by aaron alexis. >>> and take a look at this. a man wanted for a stabbing in texas is now facing even more charges. police say the man tried to escape police custody by stealing two police cars. they say jose rodriguez first got behind the wheel of one police car but couldn't find the key, so he made a second escape attempt in another police car. this time though he locked the doors to keep police out. police broke the window to get him out. rodriguez now faces a long list of

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of airbus won contracts for nearly 70 a 320 aircraft worth $6 billion at list prices. david: iconic footwear company is close to a deal to sell itself. the company is in advance talks with an interested buyer. we have a lot going on in the next hour. you don't want to miss a minute of it. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: they better not change the yellow shoelaces on doc martin that is priority. david: she knows them well. liz: let's break down today's market action. we have joe bell, schaeffer's investment research equity analyst with three ways to the play the market. todd horowitz, adam mesh trading group chief strategist in the house. tell us why is not the time to buy. of the we should bring in dan steich at the cm. dan, we begin with you. the action is not at the lows but close to the lows. a little negativity peering into the markets. >> there is a little bit of negativity. some new stuff. you had wal-mart earlier. there are worries about earnings. biggest thing holding market back is government and nonsense going on in d.c. they have to solve that. every

when the transports rally, it lists boeing and all suppliers and airbus things are looking better than ever they got a 20 year plan, too. i'm sticking with the gal that brought us here. here's the bottom line we can't be sure why the market's holding its own against pending washington meltdown of epic proportions. maybe the market's dead wrong and it's just a matter of time before the stocks collapse. maybe the last 20 minutes of trading were not so hot. but given that the cataclysmic washington event is only five sessions away, you've got to believe some of these positives are playing out making sailing a lot smoother than you'd expect. except for the short sellers. mike in illinois. mike. >> caller: booyah from chicago. home of the 3-0 chicago bears the monsters of the midway. >> rub it in. you think we're all from chicago here or something? is that what you think? >> caller: yes, i do. >> all right. >> caller: my, my, my company is gse capital corporation, symbol gsec it was up 6.25% today and hit a 52-week high is this the best way to play the upcoming twitter ipo? >> when i saw th

a british airbus a-330, which can carry more than 300 passengers, on auto pilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know of this because of wouldn't the pilots self reported the incident six weeks ago, admitting the two pilots had five hours of sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, that country's pilots association says the government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states, a different story. after this deadly air crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people on board were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to that crash which led to sweeping changes for american pilots. they must have a ten-hour minimum rest between flying days. flight time limited to eight to nine hours a day and required to have 30 consecutive hours off a week. even that may not be enough. airlines are looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit which will tell if a pilot is fatigued and keep the pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> not many police officers feel comfortable hitting

the european airline reached a $19 billion deal to buy 59 airbus and boeing wide body jets. the first of the new planes will be delivered in 2016. >>> greece's jobless rate dropped for first time in four years. unemployment dropped slightly to 27.1% in the second quarter from 27.3% in the first. >>> sony sets an ambitious target for the playstation 4. they are aiming to sell 5 million playstation 4 consoles worldwide by march. >>> honda recalling vehicles due to a glitch in the airbag system. 342,000 odyssey minivans from the 2003-and 2004 model years and off thousand, acura mdxs from the 2004 model year. i had to get that even though i went over time. somebody might have one of those. liz: liz: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is in washington, d.c. for the first time in four years. he is there to push for immigration reform. david: jo ling kent is hire. i have to ask is he actually wearing the t-shirt into the white house? liz and i don't approve? >> in terms of style he put on a coat and tie, david and switched for a hoodie for an interview with the atlantic. he is meeting wi

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a british airbus a-330, which can carry more than 300 passengers, on auto pilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know of this because one of the pilots self-reported six weeks ago admitted that the two pilots had five hours of sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, that country's pilots association says the government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states, a different story. after this deadly air crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people on board were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to that crash which led to sweeping changes for american pilots. they must have a ten-hour minimum rest between flying days. flight time limited to eight to nine hours a day and required to have 30 consecutive hours off a week. even that may not be enough. plane makers and airlines are looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit which will tell if a pilot is fatigued and keep the pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> not many police officers feel comfortable hittin

a british airbus a-330, which can carry more than 300 passengers, on auto pilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know of this because of wouldn't the pilots self reported the incident six weeks ago, admitting the two pilots had five hours of sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, that country's pilots association says the government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states, a different story. after this deadly air crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people on board were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to that crash which led to sweeping changes for american they must minimum rest between flying days. flight time limited to eight to nine hours a day and required to have 30 consecutive hours off a week. even that may not be enough. airlines are looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit which will tell if a pilot is fatigued and keep the pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> not many police officers feel comfortable hitting the streets unless they

when the transports rally it lists boeing and all suppliers and airbus things are looking better than ever they got a 20 year plan, too. i'm sticking with the gal that brought us here. here's the bottom line we can't be sure why the market's holding its own against pending washington meltdown of epic proportions. maybe the market's dead wrong and it's just a matter of time before the stocks collapse. maybe the last 20 minutes of trading were not so hot. but given that the cataclysmic washington event is only five sessions away you've got to believe some of these positives are playing out making sailing a lot smoother than you'd expect. except for the short sellers. mike in illinois. mike. >> caller: booyah from chicago. home of the 3-0 chicago bears the monsters of the midway. >> rub it in. you think we're all from chicago here or something. is that what you think? >> caller: yes, i do. >> all right. >> caller: my, my, my company is gse capital corporation symbol gsec it was up 6.25% today and hit a 52-week high is this the best way to play the upcoming twitter ipo? >> when i saw that