of course the landmark deal with airbus. japan stocks finished higher at 3% and they had a loss at over 3%. the second largest property developer ended down by 2.6%. this on local media reports that it's offering cash discounts at a luxury project to attract buyers. gold is turning weak. according to the official urgency, in an effort to reduce pollution, china will replace four coal burning plants in beijing with natural gas fired ones. the fourth largest coal minor tumbled 3.4%. >> thank you for that. we're an hour and a half into the trading day. the ftse last week closed up on friday just by 4 points. the dax was up .2% by the close on friday. i'll show you where we stand now about an hour and ten minutes into the trading session. maybe we won't. i don't know. yes, thank you very much. down .7%. the xetra dax is off. the cac carant is down 1.15%. sienna is outperforming in italy. 4.19%. we have the latest from george in milan. it looks like the meeting today should be improved. jules will be with us in half an hour from

boeings loss, is a big gain for airbus. airbus scored a 9 billion dollar order this week with japan airlines. boeing and airbus -- locked in a rivalry, are closing in on a critical time for sales. currently airbus is beating out boeing for the first time in more than a decade. gas prices are plunging at the pump. the average cost of a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.34 down a nickle from a week ago and 23 cents from a month ago. the most since november 2012. the lundberg report cites refiners passing along lower costs for crude. crude futures have ben dropping during the past month. however, analysts do not expect the decline to continue. two superbowl regulars are sidelined this season. subway and cars dot com, seen here in last year's ads, do not plan to advertise during the superbowl broadcast this year. cars dot com says it will spend more, on more ads throughout the year. while subway cited cost concerns. a 30 second ad costs a record 4 million dollars this year. university of chicago economist allen sanderson predict

the company called out airbus for what it calls a shameless attempt at self-promotion. merck is reporting sluggish sales as generic drugs cut into its business. a prime example is copy cat versions of its big selling allergy pill singulair. generics of that drug hurt merck's sales numbers. the company topped wall street's profit expectations. but then lowered its forecast for the year. merck shares fell around 2% yesterday. some downright royal earnings for burger king. the chain saw a jump of 4.35% in the third quarter when compared to a year ago and posted a profit of $68.2 million. the boom can be attributed to cut backs in operating expenses and efforts to revive its menu offerings -- specifically, the recently introduced satisfires. the company hopes the lower fat and calorie count fries will draw customers. wine lovers and vineyard owners still to come: the son and grandson of billionaire investor warren buffett will be here with tips on taking risks. plus -- how even the best looking stocks can turn out to be a losing venture. and, trader thoughts on why apple ma

this is jal's first order for airbus planes. the two companies announced the deal in a joint news conference in tokyo. jal plans to introduce the a-350 planes over the six-year period from 2019. the carrier says they will replace u.s. maker boeing's 777s. >> translator: we've considered the aircraft safety and product quality in making this decision. >> as fuel costs rise, demand for fuel-efficient and long-haul aircraft is growing in the commercial aircraft market. the airbus a-350 and boying 787 dreamliner are competing for the largest market share. find out about the challenges china faces. on "newsline." >>> a white diamond the size of a small egg has sold for a record amount in hong kong. more than $30 million. two people spent about six minutes vying for the 118-carat gem. the auctioneer says the winner wishes to remain anonymous. miners unearthed the diamond two years ago in south africa. the price tag of $30.6 million is the most ever paid for a white diamond but it's well short of the $46 million paid in 2010 for a pink

air france-klm, airbus. eads, as we call it, airbus, won the $9 billion contract from the japanese traditionally have always gone with boeing. >> a 2% rally for eads. >>> uncertainty over the situation in washington. one of the big reasons the fed decided not to taper in its last meeting. now in the middle of a government shutdown and staring down debt limit deadline. what happens with all of the decision function mean for the fed policy? steve liesman joins us with more on that one. >> it means what you might think, economists have the belief the fed will not reduce it's asset purchases until some time next year. and that likely extends to how long into next year the fed's quantitative easing program will be ultimately active. fed gave us three tests. look where we are in the three tests. lower rates? closer, those rates have come down, especially on the ten-year and mortgage as well. confidence in the economy. further away in part because we lack any data to know if we should be confident in the economy. h

japan airlines have decaded to change to airbus. >>> a paper mill protest, in which top female these pulled out, tell you later in sports. this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. it could change costs, coverage, and pretty much all of healthcare in america. my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read the entire thing. which is probably more than what most members of congress can claim. we'll separate politics from policy, and just prescribe the facts. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. sports. >> here on the news hour here on al jazeera, here are the top stories. in egypt, a car bomb has exploded, four people killed and 47 injured. south sinai security chief tells al jazeera it was a suicide attack. syrian officials say 27 have been killed in the capital damascus. and inve

>> yeah, this is the airbus 350. it is considered the competitor to boeing 787 dreamliner, you and i covered the first day that that took flight. we were there all morning and airbus says they don't feel bad that they're coming up with this plane years later and it's finally going to make debut. and they say we're going to learn from the mistakes that boeing made and they expect to surpass boeing as the largest plane maker with the a-350. in fact, stuart, they've sold 750 of these planes, 9 1/2 billion dollar order for the airbus a-350 has come in from japan airlines. so, the heat is on, but by the way, the boeing stock, even with all of those problems with the dreamliner, boeing shares up 183% over the past five years. stuart: yeah, okay. okay. this may crimp their style just -pa little, but i don't want to be a stock market prognosticator by any means, but the red goggles looked good sandra, let's leave it at that, can we? >> thanks for showing that yet again. stuart: thank you very much indeed. by the way, look at

but it opens the door for airbus, and i'm sure they'll be pleased with it. >> airbus uses less fuel and this is the reason why leading carriers are purchasing the plane. the plane makers hopes to differ it's first 8350s to its commerce bcustomers by the end t year. >> inside india's so-called rat holes. we go down the coal mine to see the dangers faced by child workers. plus soldiers on parade in somalia, but are they ready to stop al-shabab fight whose are trying to impose islamic law. >>> and find out if the dodgers can pick themselves up for a win later on in the sport. >> pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for attack on a vaccination team. two people were killed. it was revealed that they're receiving help from their afghan counterparts. >> a bomb went off here near a police van protecting a polio vaccination team killing and wounding several people. over the past year there have been a number of attacks on health workers distributing the polio vaccine which there has been claimed responsibility. the bombing is the fourth in the city in less than two weeks follows revelati

. >>> airbus has named its first deal to provide plains to japanese airlines. it is a break through for airbus in a growing market. >> reporter: it's important for many company to be able to break the dominance of arrival in a major market, and that's exactly what the french plane maker, abbott has achieved. >> translator: we are confident we can offer comfortable travel in the air with the aircraft. this development is in full progress towards its launch in 2014. by 2019 it will be in a fully prepared state. >> reporter: for 31 planes, it's the biggest order ever for abbott, and japan air lines has the option of buying another 25. the deal follows recent successes elsewhere. in total they are worth more than $13 billion. the region is predicted to be the biggest market. in january, this plane was grounded after problems with fuel leaks and overheating batteries. airbus say the a350 uses 25%less fuel. this could explain why carriers are choosing the plane. the plain maker says it hopes to deliver the first a350s by the end of next year. ♪ >>> michael eves is

airbus says on long flights area airplane seats should be no smaller than 18 inches. airbus commissioned a test on passenger including the rising sun and background noise and found that even one inch makes a huge difference. overall the quality of sleep for travelers in an 18-inch seat was more than 50 percent better. 18-inch seats versus a 17-inch seat for example can mean that a passenger will fall asleep six minutes faster and have fewer disturbances during their flight. in a decidedly less scientific study, this youtube video posted by a traveller who became another passenger's pillow touched a nerve we could all relate to and went viral. >> you think you need more room but you're not getting it. >> no. >> the trend is to go the other way right now. >> the trend is to get as many bodies on that plane as you possibly can. >> reporter: it's not just that airline seats are shrinking. travelers are getting bigger and flying longer distances. compared to other places you park yourself, movie theatre seats, 8 inches wider, train seats more than 3 inches. you can even ge

shocking for boeing an pig win for airbus. they have been trying to break in the major airlines for a long time. it was a handshake that sealed the deal yesterday. 31, a350s. that almost certainly paid much less than that. the new version of the 777, the production has been stop and go and that's where analyst are calling a paper airplane. the airbus is able to say here's an a350, touch it, test it, fly it. boeing is putting the best possible on this. they released a very short statement. it's disappointed that the selection will continue to provide the most efficient an innovateed product in services that meet longer term requirements for the strong releasingship with jal over the last 50 years. it dramatically changed after that deal yesterday. >> the first delivery expected some time next year and the a350 oh should be in service for jal and their long hall flight. not good news for boeing workers an we spoke with an engineer representative today. there's a disappointment that has to change every time the company is shut ou

airbus is coming after boeing. the company is holding its annual meeting with suppliers in washington this week, rather than in its home country. it's a show of strength against chicago based boeing, which reclaimed its title of world's largest airline maker from airbus last year. at least some of what happens in las vegas will stay in las vegas when it comes to a new festival that begins. the life is beautiful event will feature big name acts like beck and vampire weekend, as well as a popup park and art from the burning man carnival. many of the elements installed in downtown las vegas will stay in place. that's your cbs money watch. log onto cbsmoneywatch.com for more. at the new york stock exchange, i'm wendy gillette. >> thank you. market opened a few minutes ago. early peek at the numbers. numbers are up in the dow, as we finish the work week. >>> getting your news from the paper or tv has new competition. facebook, a new study shows almost half of adult users catch up on news from facebook links posted by fr

airbus says on long flights, airplane seats should be no smaller than 18 inches. airbus commissioned a test on sleeping passengers, simulating real flying conditions, including the rising sun and background noise and found that even one inch makes a huge difference. overall, the quality of sleep for travelers in an 18-inch seat was more than 50% better. >> 18-inch seat versus a 17-inch seat can mean that a passenger will fall asleep six minutes faster and have fewer disturbances during their flight. in a sdlied less scientific study, this you tube video, posted by a traveller who became another passenger's pillow touched a nerve we could all relate to and went viral. >> you think you need more room, but you are not getting it. >> no. the trend is to go the other way right now. >> the trend is to get as many bodies on the plane as you can it. >> is not just that airline seats are shrinking, travelers are getting bigger and flying longer distances. compare them to movie theater seats, eight inches wider. train seats more than three inches. you can even get more spac

japan airlines is buying its first ever jets for airbus. the deal is for 31 planes with the value of $9.5 million. joe, i don't own one of those. that's a blow for boeing. the ceo of airbus talking to our colleagues with cnbc asia earlier today. >> not only do we succeed to introduce 50, but it's probably the biggest order ever here in japan. we are very pleased with that. it's the biggest order this year of 50s. 31 aircraft. >>> in other corporate news, becky, we have a little bit of hope this morning. blackberry is reportedly in talks with cisco, sap. you may not have to get rid of it quickly. they have interest from possible strategic buyers. any deal would be an alternative to the preliminary going private agreement with the shareholder fairfax. jana takes large stake in outer wall. they intend to explore possible options. >>> i didn't know that was the people that ran that. i've tried that. >> really? when have you tried red box? >> you do it when you're on vacation. not very good at working it. like i've tried to return it -- i return

japan airlines is buying 31 jet liners from airbus. >>> macy is the second big retail for put the brakes on its internet plan in china. they were to begin online sales of private label brand in the spring but now the company is concerned about china's slowing economy. >>> it is a vision that few people have ever been able to experience coming up next, a new view of the deep blue sea. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. share your story on tv and online. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are your headlines. a series of bombs in baghdad have killed 25 people and left dozens more injured. we're getting reports up to eight bombs that have exploded across the city. as always we plan to have more on this story as it developed. more bloodshed in egypt. six egyptian soldiers were killed outside of cairo. a massive car bombing near sinai at least three people were killed there. a little less than an hour from now the house of representatives goes back to work. the stand off in the government shutdown remains and lawmakers sti

airbus says on long flights, airplane seats should be no smaller than 18 inches. airbus commissioned a test on sleeping passengers, simulating real flying conditions, including the rising sun and background noise and found that even one inch makes a huge difference. overall, the quality of sleep for travelers in an 18-inch seat was more than 50% better. >> 18-inch seat versus a 17-inch seat can mean that a passenger will fall asleep six minutes faster and have fewer disturbances during their flight. in a decidedly less scientific study, this youtube video posted by a traveler who became another passenger's pillow touched a nerve we could all relate to and went viral. you think you're needing more room, but you are not getting it. >> no. the trend is to go the other way right now. >> the trend is to get as many bodies on the plane as you can it. >> reporter: it's not just that airline seats are shrinking, travelers are getting bigger and flying longer distances. compare plane seats to other places you park yourself. movie theater seats, eight inches wider. train se

. >>> japan airlines announced this morning it's ordering a dozen new jets from airbus. they're worth $9.5 billion with an topgs buy another 25 of the planes. >>> good news for commuters this morning if you're stopping by the gas station on your way to work to fill up, the latest lundberg vary found the price plunged 14 cents. the average stands at $3.38. >>> "gravity" opened over the weekend. more than $55 million in its debut weekend. falling to second place "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2" and "runner, runner" starring justin timberlake opened. back to you. >> gigi stone of the new york stock exchange. thank you very much, gigi. >>> coming ouptown "morning news," indycar crash. cars go flying leaving an indy driver badly injure and fans in the stands. this is the "cbs morning news." beat down. crushed. as if the weight of the world is resting on your face. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. liberated. released. decongested. open for business. [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] powerful sinus relief from t

the officials say jetstar japan failed to fully inspect its seven airbus a-320s during regular maintenance checks between january and august. they say maintenance staff did not check part of an activator for the plane's horizontal stabilizers even though the company had been instructed to do so. the company flies domestic routes. 18 flights were subsequently canceled. the ministry issued a similar warning to air asia japan. officials say the company failed to properly conduct maintenance on the horizontal stabilizers of its three a-320s for up to seven months. >>> time now for a check on the market figures. ♪ >>> this song is about a girl who died as a result of the atomic bombing of hiroshima. the day the paper cranes fly is not as popular outside of japan, but recently people in australia started singing it. credit goes to an 81-year-old man who spent much of world war ii in a japanese army prison camp. ♪ >> reporter: brisbane, northeastern australia. recently local children sang "the day the paper cranes fly." 81-year-old neil begley is responsible for having australians sing this j

your money needs an ally. ♪ stuart: japan airlines buying 31 airbus planes. total value $9.5 billion. officials say the new planes are due to be delivered in 2019. over the weekend, chuck hagel ordered some employees back to work. the justice department concerned that the amber alert system has been shut off. next, charles gets back to us about football. ♪ to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. ♪ stuart: or take a look at this. indycar driver suffered major injuries. debris flew into the stands. thirteen fans, one official heard. every friday, we picked three nfl games and give our predictions. charles filled in for the last friday. he had the texans, the seahawks and the broncos. i do not want to be facetious, but i think you should stop taking. after brian, he had

. >>> japan airlines announced this morning it's ordering a dozens of new jets from airbus. they're ordering a-350 jets worth $9.5 billion with an option to buy another 25 of the planes. it's to defeat boeing which has long dominated the japanese market. >>> good news for commuters this morning if you're stopping by the gas station on your way to work to fill up. the latest lundberg found the price plunged 14 cents. the average stands at $3.38. >>> "gravity" opened over the weekend. the 3-d space drama starring sandra bullock and george clooney made more than $55 million in its debt weekend. falling to second place "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2" er and at $22.5 million and "runner, runner" starring justin timberlake opened. earning $7.5 million. >> gigi stone of the new york stock exchange. thank you very much, gigi. >>> coming up on the "morning news," indycar crash. cars go flying leaving an indy driver badly injured and spectator fans in the stands. this is the "cbs morning news." . as if the weight of the world is resting on your face. but sudafed gives you maximu

the left engine on the airbus 319 exploded and caused smoke to fill the cabin. oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling and the pilots had to make an emergency landing. this video was taken by a passenger on board. preliminary information from the ntsb indicates there was uncontained engine failure. passengers say they heard a loud "bang" and felt a violent shake before the engine was shut down. >> "uncontained" means parts were flying out of the engine. >> we have clear conditions and no traffic jams, at least to speak of, and we do have construction if you are traveling eastbound along a 80 from the tolls to canal boulevard we have lanes blocked until 6:00 but nothing but green as we take you over to san francisco if you are traveling fromalong 101 to the city you can see what a quick drive that will be at 11 minutes to get you to third street and when you continue along i-80 toward the island we will have a couple of lanes blocked off which is forcing construction, as well. outside to the bay bridge toll plaza coming in from oakland, we have a few extra cars mak

listen to this, the carrier ordered a new a-330 jet from airbus but because of furloughs in a key faa office in oklahoma city, u.s. airways is unable to fly in new plane into the u.s. and i'm sorry to report that no u.s. airway passengers have been stranded in france at this time as a result, suzy. >>> fema, the federal emergency management agency bill or fema says as a result of the government shutdown, only 19% of it's permanent work force is available to deal with an emergency and it comes as tropical storm karen takes aim at the gulf coast expected to make landfall on saturday night. mandatory evacuation orders are issued for some parts of louisiana and energy output in the gulf is cut in half as oil and natural gas drillers shut down platforms evacuating workers. some of the biggest energy producers in the gulf saw sizable gains in the stocks today. look at marathon oil up 2%, exxonmobil and anadarko rose one percent. >>> pot belly corp, with investors gobbling them up the chicago-based sandwich chain priced shares at $14 each, raising better than $105 million. the chain has 286

airbus says airplane sheets should be no smaller than 18 inches, which is still 8 inches smaller than seats in movie theaters. >>> when we come back, free again. troubled singer chris brown is out of jail. why he was able to walk after being accused of assault. >>> hit the deck. a marlin turns the tables on a couple of fishermen. and it's all caught on camera. louis never smiles. why won't he smile? [ laughs ] [ smooch ] [ male announcer ] french the rainbow! taste the rainbow! ♪ [ male announcer ] french the rainbow! [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ >>> high winds in parts of california, powerful enough to knock over several big rigs on interstate 580 in tracy. luckily, no one was reported hurt. but all of that wind kicked dust in the air. wind speeds as powerful as a category 1 hurricane. >>> and checking out your morning road conditions elsewhere, showers and thunderstorms will create rain-slicked roads in much of

the order valid at about $9.5 billion marks airbus first sale to japan. it weakens boeing's grip on the japanese market. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ dennis: these are the best ads and television for the third quarter. peter, let's take a look at the top in the third quarter. it starts with the number one. listen to peter talk about exactly how they go about measuring what makes a good at. >> this is scientifically measuring 500 unique people every time. we look at every single ad that breaks. dennis: it is likability. >> attention, persuasion, etc. don a great ad. they are building on their theme of cleaning wildlife. these are about building brands. you want an emotional connection. it is a 152nd ad. very rarely does that make the best at. dennis: i was kind of surprised that microsoft had the courage to make fun of one of the most beloved brands in the world. >> it is a role reversal there. it also pointed out a lot of features. dennis: i aren't surprised they did not bring some sort of lawsuit.

a jet blue airbus with a new red paint job honoring the fdny foundation which provides charity table services for new york's bravest. >>> baby pandas in the news. the new arrival now eight weeks owns 6 3/4 ounces. she was brave during that first vaccine. and in atlanta, the first twin panda cubs born in decades have now turned 100 days old. >>> and with tonight's start of the red sox/cardinals world series, it's time for yours truly to declare a mea culpa. let's talk, because sports is important in life, because your bruins had a great year, sox, we'll see. and the patriots, we'll see. it's early. it's july. and it was july. and here we are. for the record, the sox did indeed finish first. it's an all red series on a cold fenway field tonight in a city coming off a challenging year. when we come back, a man with a remarkable life makes a stage debut, really unlike any other. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had

that means boeing and airbus are prohibited from delivering orders to customers. and tourism continues to take a hit. destination d.c. says after a record year for washington tourism, bookings are beginning to fall. abc news reports hotels in the d.c. area are citing a 25% drop in bookings so far. instead of helping homeowners, several states are accused of using money from a huge mortgage settlement ---to balance budgets and fund pet projects. states allegedly siphoned off one billion of the $2.5 billion of settlement funds meant for struggling homeowners. the national conference of state legislatures cites texas, arizona, georgia, kanasas, nebraska and virgina as using the majority of money for other purposes. and connecticut, colorado and pennsylvanias as issuing most of the money to homeowners. one important note: states were given discretion over how to handle the settlement money. five former employees of convicted swindler bernie madoff go on trial this week -- for their alleged participation in a $65-billion ponzi scam. the "5 employees" plead not guilty--

the jet maker recently lost a $9.5 billion order in japan to airbus. united airlines is accused of rigging its frequent flier reward system. two people from new jersey filed a lawsuit saying they were given 2 different stories on how much mileage was needed to book the same hotel room in japan. they claim they were told by the airline-- customers with more miles pay a higher rate than those with lower mileage. a united spokesman tells the chicago tribune. the lawsuit is without merit. west fertilizer company, near waco texas is facing fines for a massive explosion. the explosion, seen here in a viral video-- killed 15 people in april. the company has been charged with 24 serious violations including unsafe handling and storage of dangerous chemicals. it has been fined 118-thousand dollars. the former mayor of detroit is going down. kwame kilpatrick-- he ran the motor city from 2002 to 2008. has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for corruption. he was accused for using tens of thousands of dollars in city money on luxuries for him and his family.kilp

recalling some furloughed investigators to hook into a serious engine failure on a spirit airlines airbus. flight 165 on its way to atlanta yesterday returned to dallas-fort worth and made an is engineer landing. transportation correspondent sharyl attkisson is looking into this. >> reporter: passenger fred edwards said he texted his wife, "we're on fire. love you." >> this huge explosion goes bam, and we saw the flames come up the side of the plane which lit up the whole inside of the plane. it looked like the inside of the plane was on fire. of course it was on the outside engine. >> reporter: casey rogers who was in the seat next to hoim, described what happened next. >> it just poured in. i mean, all the vent on the side of the aircraft was just pouring smoke. i mean this full white smoke. and before you knew it, you couldn't really see. that's when everyone got really scared. >> reporter: spirit airlines confirms there was smoke in the cabin and an indication in the cockpit of a possible mechanical issue immediately after takeoff. there were no injuries and the plane returned to the

awakened to news about what happened om board a spirit airlines jet, an inflight emergency aboard an airbus 319. it had some passengers thinking this was it, this was their time, and they said so to some of their loved ones on the ground. one of the two engines proceeded shortly after takeoff. we get our report from tom costello. >> reporter: it happened as spirit airlines took off from dallas to atlanta. suddenly an explosion on the number one engine on the left side. smoke quickly filled the cabin. >> started getting really terrified. the shaking and everything added to it. >> reporter: passenger casey rogers posted this. the first explosion was big. the plane shook very hard. my friend said casey this is not good for us. and i said i know. then i smelled an electrical fire and he said you spell ha? he said yes. then a huge explosion and fire traveled past our windows. ro rogers thought of his family. that's when i sent what i thought was my last text to my wife. it was shaking so hard you couldn't hit the buttons. thankfully the plane landed safely in dallas. when an engine failure is un

if you are boeing, you have to be watching airbus. anyway, the stock is up five points. the dow is down. general motors plugging in. setting its sights on tesla. nicole: nice transition. electric plug-in vehicles. we always speak about tesla. we have to take a look and turn our attention to general motors. they will be launching their plug-in coupe. they are not cheap. we talk about the tesla around $70,000. you will get some tax credits. they will go head to head. it gives an alternative in the market. right now, we will be watching both of these names going into the new year. tesla, obviously, knocking the socks off of shareholders the six thank you very much. see you at the bottom of the hour. dennis: steve cohen. the billion hedge fund manager auctioning off some of his prize work of art. his lawyers are in the middle of a plea deal. since he owns 100% of his firm, any pay would come out of his deep pockets. cheryl: it is kind of a witchhunt. dennis: i do not see any victims yet. cheryl: they seem to think that there are victims. i guess you could say he is still a g

charles: to your point japan airline put a giant order in with airbus for the first time, would you be a buyer or seller with boeing? >> keep in mind, boeing, we're betting on calm of the stock what future can hold, i think a wise investor right now looks at boeing, said for a part of my long-term portfolio it could be a stock to look at. charles: dominico, any time people ask about boeing, i tell them, three numbers, 20, 35,000, and 5. never neet 25 years, 35,000 commercial planes will be bought for 5 trillion-dollars, just two companies getting the lion's share. >> i would not go sell boeing because of the problem they are having, you cannot have this kind of cutting edge technology without problem. but the jal deal is worrisome. when a company makes a commitment to a plane, thissa almost a lifetime commitment. they open door to major customer it their competitor, it has to worry boeing. charles: but the market place is so big, airlines we have never heard of they are ordering billions of dollars worth of plane. >> that is a major reason that stock her tomorrow -- performed so well.

airbus got its first ever order in japan. boeing was preparing to sell the 777x. how big of a blow is that and what does that show that they need to concentrate on? >>> it was a bit of a surprise. but both companies are doing well n what we call the twin engine body craft. i think that particular order was also about the diversification of the airline, wanting to have two vendors. so it wasn't entirely a competition that i think boeing was assured to win. but i think both companies, i think, are going to continue to see a lot of volume for both marketing the a-350 in airbus's case and i believe the 777x when that gets launched in dubai in a few weeks, you'll see that's an enormous stock. >> what do the do with the stock? >> yeah. we think that the boeing stock -- there's feedback here now, is right now the upside from the $164, our current target. clearly, we have a lot of runway left in terms of where we think boeing can go. the catalysts near term are clearly we think the 777x launch in november, the new buyback program which would probably be announced before t

and that's doing very well with boeing and airbus. >> i was going on your website because you guys are always transparent. it's not just glidden paints. you have liquid nails. >> yes. >> a lot of companies have not done well on caulking and the industry has not been console delighting. can you consolidate that industry? >> i think it's an opportunity for us. without our coatings portfolios we have adhesives, sealants, pretreatment. we have a number of adjacent specialty chemical products. liquid nails is a great addition to our portfolio. we are actively looking. >> as you get bigger scale in paints, can you push back a little? >> well, we think we play an important role in both home center channels. they have been excellent partners looking to create values and solutions for them. and we're driving in our product lines like glidden or olympic to deliver for those customers and the partnerships are working very well for us. >> okay. one last thing, chuck. you're a straight-shooting guy. you're a big international business. when you look at what happened in washington, would you rather

charles: to your point japan airline put a giant order in with airbus for theirst time, would you be a buyer or seller with boeing? >> keep in mind, boeing, we're betting on calm of the sto what future can hol i think a wise investor right now looks at boeing, said for a part of my long-term porolio i a stock to look at. charles: dominico, a time people ask aboutoeing, i tell them, three numbers, 20, 35,000, and 5. never neet 25 years, 35,000 commercial planes will be bought fo 5 trillion-dollars, just two companies getting the lion's share. >> i would not go sell boeing because of the problem thehey ae having, you cannot have this kind of cutting edge technology without problem. but the jal deal i worrisome. when a company makes a commitment to a plane, thissa almost a lifetime commitment. they openoor to major customer it their competitor, it has to worry boeing. charles: but the market place is so big, airlines we have never heard of they are ordering billions of dollars worth of plane. >> tat is a major reason that stock her tomorrow -- performed so well. i would not sell the sto

but the main part of our business is commercial aviation and that's doing very well with boeing and airbus. >> now, i was going over your website. you guys are always so trance parent. i was looking, it's not just the griden paints. you got this liquid nails. is that, could you go big in caulking, there are a lot not done well, could uconn sol date that industry? >> well, i think it's an opportunity for us. you know, within our coatings portfolio, we have adhesives, sealants. we have pretreatment, a number of adjacent products, liquid nails is a great addition to our portfolio. we think we can do more in the space and we're actively looking. >> now the big two, home depot and lowe, i know they must be tough to deal with, when you get bigger scale paints, can you push back a little? >> we think we play an important role in both of those big home center channels. they have been excellent partners with us, looking to us to create value and solutions for them and we're driving and our product lines like glind or olympic to deliver for those customers and the part ferships are working very well

airport officials say the fed, airbus had a nose wheel steering problem. it laboratoried -- landed safely. there were no injuries or delays. >> how much does twitter make? >> help for homeowners who feel the pain of the government shut down. jane king is at the new york stock exchange. gin? >> hello, everyone, fannie mae and offering four birdance -- four -- help if those who are on furlough and are asking people to waive late fees. the wall street c.e.o.'s includingup job and wells fargo are headed to the white house to meet with president obama. funding the president and raising the debt ceiling is on the agenda. stocks were higher on the day one of the shutdown but day two, we are seeing volatility in this market as the shutdown continues lower. and you may notice that there yaps you do not use and facebook has a tool where the ads encourage you to use the neglected apps you have installed. as the excitement builds over the planned initial stop offering of twitter, investors want did necessity how much money does how much twitter makes from everything?

and the eu, and when you look at airbus and boeing, the nsa does have a creative definition of national security. we need to get into that. we need to line up what national security means to us, and we need to get right what are the borders for the portion of law enforcement measures. i think this was outside the borders, and we need to react to that and get it right again, and it is the duty of parliamentarians to now point this out in the eu and in the usa. >> we have just been getting information over the last few minutes that angela merkel and another may have been spied on, as well. she spoke to american president barack obama and called this unacceptable. there is a trend, angela merkel saying this is unacceptable, the french saying this is unacceptable. you are going to be very interested in what is coming out of european authorities at the end of the week. the question i want to put to you is you clearly have, you clearly disagree with what the u.s. is doing in terms of the spying in europe, but officials, observers, they have been saying that european countries do the same thin

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. >> japan airlines is buying the first ever jets from airbus in a deal worth $10 million, buying 31 a350 planes, it's a major defeat for bowing, which was their supplier for decades. bowing hoped to make a splash with it's new dream liner jets, but they were grounded for four months earlier this year after their batteries overheated. japan airlines said its decision was not related to that problem. >> a risk of a government default has investors shaking, but what about the average americans, how are we reacting? >> not too well. a new analysis of u.s., china, before his still, the u.k. show people are holding back. in the last five years since the recovery has started, the mutual funds tracker show investors in the top 10 economies have withdrawn more than $2 trillion from funds. >> this happened in 2011, too, during that debt ceiling debate. >> it was 12 years ago today that the war in afghanistan started. we'll look at how drastically the every day lives of the people there have changed over that time and the threats they continue to face. >> new charges are filed in the road rage

>> thank you, leyla gulen, we are following breaking news from the east bay where a fedex airbus was having a steering problem. it did land safely after declaring they had a problem but it was towed off the runway. two crew members on board with no reports of injuries or delays. >> the online prank step who spooked hikers with this video that was posted showing a woman hiking recently and we concealed her face. suddenly the camera pans to the man wearing a dark mask and the video producer calls it "i made a friend on the mountain." the police interviewed the producer who denies harming or making contact with the women in the video. the police department says it appears the video was designed to get a reaction from the public and posting something like this is not again the law. >> 21-year-old woman killed by a drunk driver has saved the lives of three people through organ donations. christina was a nursing student at chico state riding her bicycle from the school library last month and a car hit her. police say a 19-year-old drunk driver was at fault. her mother says that the two bab

airbus commissioned a test on passengers simulating a test on passengers and found that even one inch makes a huge difference. overall the quality of sleep for travelers in an 18-inch seat was more than 50 percent better. >> 18 inch versus 17 can mean that a passenger will fall asleep six minutes faster and have fewer disturbances during their flight. this youtube video posted by a traveller who become another passenger's pillow touched a nerve we could all relate to and went viral. >> you think you need more room but you're not getting it. >>. the trend is to get as many bodies on that plane as you possibly can. >> reporter: it's not just that airline seats are shrinking. travelers are getting bigger. compare to other places you park yourself, movie theatre seats, 8 inches wider, train seats more than 3 inches. you can seen get more space in crammed baseball stadium seats. the good news, airlines will be using slightly bigger planes with more seats this thanksgiving but here is the bad news. tickets this holiday season will cost even more. >> the good with the bad tonight. >>> when w

an in-flight emergency on an airbus 319. it had some passengers thinking this was it, that their time had come. they said so to some of their loved ones on the ground. one of the two engines explode ed shortly after a takeoff from dfw. we get our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it happened as the spirit flight took the off a. smoke quickly filled the passenger cabin. kate castle was on board. >> it started getting terrifying when the smoke came through, with the shaking and everything it added to it. >> reporter: casey rogers post ohhed this account on facebook. the first explosion was big, he said. the plane shook very hard. my friend said, casey, this is not good for us. i said, i know. then i smelled an electrical fire and said, do you smell that. he said yes. then a huge explosion and fire traveled past our window. i looked at my friend and he said, casey, i think this is it. rogers then thought of his family and said, that's when i sent what i thought was my last text to my wife. it was so hard to t

the pilot of the airbus 330 telling the tower they were experiencing steering problems with that plane. the good news, that plane did land safely, about 30 minutes later. we are also happy to report, nobody was hurt. >>> good news there. good news when it comes to the forecast. let's find out. meteorologist, rob, mayeda, is in for christina. >> it's like sleeping without the blanket. 40s and 50s outside this morning. a nice forecast. we are going to get the temperatures climbing into the 70s a bit later on. 48, napa. 55, san francisco. 54, san jose. mainly clear skies. not much wind right now. winds slightly out of the southeast into san jose. the winds will be a big part of the story later tomorrow and friday as they turn gusty and quite strong offshore. as we take a look at the satellite view, you will see a few high clouds passing by the bay area which will make for quite the sunrise. no rain. the pattern remains relatively cool, at least cooler, dry air around the bay area. gusty north to northeast winds. this will warm our temperatures up and dry things out in these north and east

there were 124 passengers and a crew of five onboard this airbus a319. airport officials say there is no operation impact. the fact that this plane is being held while they investigate this note has not affected neglect else there at the big airport in charlotte. a major hub that sends a lot of flights overseas. but no disruption of service. they just found a note they don't like. what does the note say? we don't know yet. when we do, we'll let you know. >>> street view of the airport now. an area where this is happening. again, a note found on board. erring on the side of caution, if nothing else, but when we do have more, i'll get it to you. >>> a little blond girl rescued from gipsies. now there's a global search to find her parents. the authorities have no idea who she is, where she came from or why she there is in the first place, but they've given her a name and are looking for her family. the heartbreaking story of a little girl whose age they don't even know. and the parents they simply cannot find. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that'