main airlines in russia really use them anymore but the boeing the rest of the fleet consists of boeing seven three seven aircraft the twin engine arrow body planes the three hundred series the ford series the five hundred series i do believe i'm right in saying that the new with the series the new with the plane however looking at what aviation safety network website is publishing tonight i can't corroborate this but i'm just bringing you what they're saying is happening here they're saying it's a boeing seven three seven five hundred series. it departed from. it was flights three six three departing from moscow's domodedovo airport at eight hundred twenty local time on a shared your passenger flight to international airport looking at the grim statistics and afraid we always do in this sort of event because it's a timely moment to remind ourselves of it of this type of plane three hundred ninety were built if the seventh hole loss like this the seven complete loss and apparently but i can't cooperate that at that moment the worst accident of this type of plane a seven three seven five

actual model of the aircraft tell you a bit more about the boeing seven three seven it is the best selling airliner in the history of aviation production of this model was launched by the company back in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven since that time at least hundred seventy of these planes have been involved in fatal crashes but as i was saying earlier on as you often hear if you talk to anyone. who's an expert in these things i guess i've heard it myself from them you know it must be taken out of context because thousands many many thousands of these flights happen every day at any one time in there at least twelve hundred of these seven six seven various series up in the air and from time to time so very sadly as often happens in life things go very badly wrong i mean back in two thousand and four for instance this is just a snapshot a boeing seven three seven fell into the sea in egypt hundred forty eight died there two years later another seven three seven crashed in brazil killing all two hundred fifty five people on board. according to aviation safety network website i was me

flight number in the coming minutes but the most we know at the moment boeing seven three seven crashed an airport in russia city of. received reports that forty four have been killed emergency officials say that could have been some seven explosions that came in to land it was a flight that started off from moscow to say we're trying to get the flight number very soon right then back to a more thoughts of the iranian nuclear negotiations. lands in israel now is already assured that france will be tough and will not ease its pressure on iran during next week's nuclear talks let's bring in the conversation said hussein was savvy and he's an iranian policy maker used to be on iran's nuclear plummeting team to negotiations with the i.a.e.a. delighted to have him on the program hi sir good evening to you the french foreign minister has said that the last round of israel's concerns must be considered during all nuclear talks end quote president the land is in israel right now reassuring is our ally how will this impact the outcome of these upcoming talks next week. france has blocked peacefu

in its fleet now the boeing seven three seven is the best selling airline in aviation history it's immensely popular at any moment in time there would be some like twelve hundred of them flying in the air boeing it did issue a statement saying that it is actually contributing to this investigation is going to be sending a team to look into the technical issues that took place with the airplane as russian authorities investigate the matter and certainly there will be an investigation not only russian citizens on board that flight but also a british citizen a woman who perished along with the rest of the passengers now the tragedy does highlight the poor safety record of the regional airlines in the supply of basically international routes through the world's largest nation russia and the former soviet republic combined in twenty eleven had a rather heavy accident rate three times of the world average back in twenty eleven and certainly this tragedy is going to raise a lot of questions as to whether there have been the necessary improvements and what's really behind the cause of this specific

that there's more of them up in the air the company that makes them boeing did issue a statement in response to this tragedy and cazan it's said that it's actually going to be sending a technical team of advisers to russia to help with the investigation in part on the request of authorities here and certainly an investigation a massive one is going to be an order where you have to keep in mind that in twenty eleven russia and the former soviet republics had combined one of the worst air traffic safety records something that authorities are certainly going to be scrambling to fix and get to the bottom of in after all of this tragedy. reporting for us there we know that you're going to be staying across this story thanks for being with us on our team. now we have been getting your thoughts of aviation experts in russia and abroad russian aviation expert. explain to us what could have possibly gone wrong with flight three six three. well first have to know why did the group decide to go. or the because of technical malfunction was because the weather conditions or the something else ma

in the investigation while rescuers haven't found the plane's flight recorders as of yet the boeing seven thirty seven five hundred series aircraft had been in use for twenty three years and tatarstan air is the eighth airline to fly that particular plane since there. americans also came up with another reason to reach a democracy people wanting to be liberated people wanting to be free you reach is also you know part of the message of a revolution. we need to use. the same. wish you great the condition of. one of mass destruction. in the case of. this was a week like. the . economic down in the final. days. and the rest because i. believe if we. welcome back you're watching our team now let's recap in the weeks past are stories in this week's interlude between the two rounds of a crucial talks over iran's nuclear program has sent some mixed signals one the one hand of the u.n. watchdog declared that atomic projects have been virtually frozen since president rouhani came to power and then on the other hand u.s. lawmakers are insisting even more sanctions are placed on iran a move th

found the plane's flight recorders yet the boeing seven thirty seven a five hundred series aircraft had been in use for twenty three years and air is the eighth airline to fly that particularly plane since then. americans also came up with another reason to reach a democracy people wanting to be listening to people wanting to be free to reach is also you know part of the math and they have revolution melisa new more. with these two you. know the same says the same for all of those who push you create the conditions you say some country her sleeve that will bring the most destruction. in the case of. this was the beat life. there's a media leave us so we leave that maybe. i will see motions to cure the other your party is it will. push use that no one is there with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . and welcome back you're watching our team now with our weekly program recapping the week's top stories this week's interlude between the two rounds of crucial talks over iran's nuclear program has sent some mixed signals on the one hand of the

the previous worst crash in russia involving the boeing seven three seven happened in the city of perm in two thousand and eight all eighty eight died on that flight the actual crash apparently is the worst in the last three years that's according to the aviation safety network we're also hearing according to the aviation safety network that it's the seventh loss of this type of plane and the third worst accident with this type of plane a boeing seven three seven five hundred series twenty eleven was marked by two terrible accidents of course you mustn't forget the the first in petra the force thirty seven lives were taken then and in jaroslav forty four died as well in a plane crash in russia an entire local hockey team let's go talk to our captain mark weiss a civil aviation leader of the spectrum group and they used to fly that kind of airplane that crashed and is on tonight seven three seven five hundred series hi there mark as i was saying to our various guys we've had on tonight so unfortunately only get speech in times like this but as an experienced pilot yourself you know what

to keep in mind that the boeing seven three seven is while the popular it's the best selling model of the of the aircraft in airline history at any given time in fact there's about one thousand two hundred of them up in the air they do have the most crashes but that's because there is the most of them operating so that's not necessarily in any way is an indicator of their lack of safety they're determined to be quite safe what exactly it is that caused this airplane's crash is of course still up for determination that is what investigators are working on and we will of course keep you up to date on the details as we get them all right archie's losing health and if we know that you will be keeping across the details of the story as it unfolds thank you for being with us here on our t.v. now we have been getting the thoughts of aviation experts in russia and abroad earlier we spoke to captain mark weiss who is a civil aviation leader at the spectrum group and used to fly the same kind of airplane that has crashed in because he believes that it was a chain of events that led to this cata

the boeing seven three seven is the best selling jet airliner in the history of aviation production this model has been going on now since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven they call it the work also of the skies at any one time as least a thousand of those things up there most of us have trouble the one of course if we ever travel by air it's all the worst crash in russia involving this model jet happened in the city of perm back in two thousand and eight then all eighty eight on board died. so as we say it was a tiger stan airlines flight it was flight number you nine three six three i'm just repeating the details if you just joined us now you might be worried about anyone who may have been on that flight earlier on that originated from moscow will try to time find out the time of that flight one of the originated. we're hearing that preliminary reports now saying it was a crew mistake but you know the early reports that came through as well so said it could have been some sort of technical error or even an explosion of some kind as this plane came in to land on tatarstan airp

the 23-year-old boeing 737 was operated by takastan airlines. among the dead is the president of tartastan. vladimir putin has called for an investigation. also, the enormous scale of humanitarian crisis in the philippines is coming to light. they say 2.5 million people need food and water but only 1/3 are getting it. u.s. seahawk helicopters continue to air lift food into remote areas. the lack of food, supplies, hospitals and drinking water is a problem. nearly 4,000 people have been declared dead from the storm with more than 1,000 still missing. >>> a line of severe storms and tornadoes has also ripped through the u.s. midwest on saturday. on sunday leaving a path of destruction. at least six people were killed and entire neighborhoods in some illinois towns were flattened by high winds. the national weather service says there may have been up to 40 tornadoes that touched down. the storms affected a dozen states from michigan to new york. they also forced the suspension of the nfl game between the chicago bears and baltimore ravens for nearl

technical problems with the jet as well because an airport is closed for now the jet itself a boeing seven three seven five hundred been in use for twenty three years it's bought by tatarstan air since two thousand they were hoping to get hold of a passenger incidentally who traveled on that very plane that's crashed but in the other direction earlier on today when it was heading from an international airport the hub airport of tatarstan company airways traveling to moscow domodedovo airport . to deliver hopefully we can catch up with her in the next minute or two we're trying to make a connection if we can't we'll record an interview with her she said she had a ropey flight and whether that's a cause of any relevance or not to what's happened tonight but she was reporting apparently to journalists just a minute or two ago that the flight she was on was a very ropey floyd it was noisy vibrated i must add this is the flight earlier on today we think this same stricken plane and that it was a very ropey plane indeed now this is according to her and as i say at this point we know not at

to keep in mind that the boeing seven three seven is a wildly popular it's the best selling model of the if the aircraft in airline history at any given time in fact there's about that one thousand two hundred of them up and the air. they do happy at most crashes but that's because there is the most of them operating so it's not necessarily say it anyways and an indicator of their lack of teeth that are determined to be quite safe out what exactly it is that because that this airplane crash is of course still up for determination that is what investigators are working on a wheel well of course keep you up today and he tells us to get them. or i don't use a couple we know that you will be keeping across the details of the story as it unfolds thank you for being with us here on rte. now we haven't been getting the fuss of aviation experts in russia and abroad earlier on she spoke to captain mark weiss who is a civil aviation leader of the spectrum group in use to fly the same kind of airplane that has crashed in cars on he believes that it was a chain of events that led to this catastr

boeing has them over a barrel and by the way, boeing is at such an advantage that the other part of the deal is a negotiation with the machinists union and the contracts they are offering is not as good as the contracts that have gone on strike over. >> what's interesting there is essentially bowing is getting this deal from the state and something perhaps they thought this was the deal they could get no matter what and it's not a done deal. >> if this deal doesn't happen, bowing is threatening to leave. >> the machinists were voting on the contract that will know by this evening whether or not it passes. this legislation was just a finy part of the broader deal. the $8.7 billion over the next years leading into 2040 are two to 4% on what they will pay. it's a small part of their overall bottom line. >> what's interesting is all of these deals when politicians sell them, it's going to create jobs and going to be a boom for the economy. do we know that for sure? >> no, we don't. it's not entirely clear that the deals lead to job creation. as i said -- >> make sure you don't lose jobs. >>

the boeing 737... belong >>> russian investigators are looking into what caused the crash of a passenger plane that killed all 50 people on board. the boeing 737 went down yesterday in kazan about 450 miles east of moscow. russian authorities released this blurry cell phone video of the crash. the pilot was reportedly trying to abort a landing attempt when the plane lost altitude, hit the runway and caught fire. >>> nasa just a few hours away now from sending a robotic scout up to mars. it's set to launch from cape canaveral, florida, about 10:28 this morning our time. the journey is expected to take 10 months. this is will be nasa's 21st mission to mars. it will orbit for a year to understand its cold, dry world. >> that's cool. >>> not as cool as the bay area this morning. chilly in spots. down to the 30s in the north bay valley. rain tonight. we'll set things up throughout the day today. out the door, our hi-def doppler radar scanning your skies looking for some raindrops but it remains dry now. i t

a newly-elected socialist to the seattle city council tells boeing workers in washington if the mpany closes its factory there, the employees should seize it. terally take possession of the plant. she is calling it democratic openership and i has got people up in arms. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: it is our top story tonight. see at el 's newest city council members urgg boeing workers to take over the factory and shut downhe profit-making machine. shy is a newly-elected socialist in seattle. she tel machinists her radical opinion after the union turned down a contract that would guaranty 20,000 jobs in the area. now boeing just might fly those jobs elsewhere. here is seattle radio show host david bose. what do you think about this and what is the reaction there. >> le a christmas gift to every other state trying to get work out of boeing. here you have a woman saying she wants workers to take over the private property of the business. the business that is right now actively considering moving significant work to other states. provides tens of thousa

the problems boeing has in the future as they bring the 777x to market. here's the reason the stock keeps moving higher. a lot of people looking at the head lines are overlooking. let's start with the 787. dreamliner production is on track to hit ten per month. the target the company set by the end of this year. then production will be increased by 2015 and then by the end of the decade. when you look at overall production and overall delivery rates, this company is on schedule this year to deliver a record number of commercial airplanes. the most ever in the company's history. and the backlog stands at 4700 planes. there you have what a lot of the bulls are looking at. it's that backlog. it's the dleliveries. when you look at the earnings, year to date, first three quarters, boeing has grown earnings three times faster than the s&p 500. think about that. that's why the stock keeps moving higher. >> indeed. thank you very much for that, phil lebeau. seems interesting when you lay it out like that in terms of the timeline. the question is, though, how long

the testy tone between boeing and its largest union over the building of the jet makers new 777x-- is being closely watched by labor leaders and corporate america. we turned to a labor lawyer for bird's eye his view on the negotiations. boeing machinists union rejected the company's labor contract by a 2 to 1 vote last week prompting boeing to issue a statement saying: "we are actively pursuing all of our options in regards to 777x location...we have no timeline for making a decision, but we still plan to launch the 777x before the end of the year as scheduled." over the weekend-- boeing showed off the new wide body jet at the dubai air show.the plan was build it would in seattle if the union agreed to boeing's terms. its wage growth, its pension expenses its, its health care costs all of those things will be reduced by this offer.plus, they do weaken the union considerably and that is clearly something the leaders in chicago want to happen. the main thing i think the union should be looking at is protecting job security going forward. paul starkman of law firm pedersen & houpt says i

a newly-elected socialist to the seattle city council tells boeing workers in washington if the company closes its factory there, the employees should seize it. literally take possession of the plant. she is calling it democratic openership and it has got people up in arms. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: it is our top story tonight. see at el 's newest city council members urging boeing workers to take over the factory and shut down the profit-making machine. shy is a newly-elected socialist in seattle. she tells machinists her radical opinion after the union turned down a contract that would guaranty 20,000 jobs in the area. now boeing just might fly those jobs elsewhere. here is seattle radio show host david bose. what do you think about this and what is the reaction there. >> like a christmas gift to every other state trying to get work out of boeing. here you have a woman saying she wants workers to take over the private property of the business. the business that is right now actively considering moving significant work to other states. provides ten

two hundred of them in the air at any given moment boeing though the maker has responded to this tragedy it said in its statement that it's actually sending a technical team of advisers to help russia with that investigation and investigation that's not only going to be hot in demand here but also abroad as we found out a british national a woman was on board that flight one of the fatalities now the tragedy does highlight what unfortunate is a poor safety record for the regional airlines that supply international routes across the largest nation in the world russia and the former soviet republics combined in twenty eleven had an accident rate that's three times the world average so this is certainly bound to increase the pressure on this investigation to really push authorities to get to the bottom of it to figure out if this was isolated incident or perhaps a trend of course whatever they come up with that's not going to bring back those fifty people who tragically perished on that flight sean back to you. reporting for us there and we know you're going to stay in touch and across the

the boeing seven three seven is the best selling jet airliner in the history of aviation production of the model was launched by the company back in one thousand nine hundred seventy five traveled all by air i'm sure you've been on one yourself the worst crash here in russia involving this type of jet happened in the city of perth back in two thousand and eight then all eighty eight souls on board there sadly perished of course no other similar plane air bus a three nineteen a three twenty a three twenty one is the same sort of size but now we're hearing that this boeing seven three seven tonight from tatarstan airlines has crashed while making a second attempt to land that has an airport in central russia we think fifty passengers and crew on board that have been killed. a few pictures now coming through from the scene as you can see on your screen is the first time i've seen them myself you can see i think the fuselage of the plane it's obviously dark i think was foam you can see some emergency crews of fire engine and that's the only picture we got so far from the news wires but

the boeing 737 was on route from moscow to the city of kazan last night. now, the crew was making a second landing attempt when the twin engine jet hit the run way, crashed and burned. everyone on board was killed. the crash is under investigation. >>> a global effort is slowly picking up steam in the philippines where a massive typhoon killed nearly 4,000 peep and displayed 4 million others basics, how long can people hold on. seth doane, cbs news, tacloban, fil beans. >>> the obama administration has a new plan and the troubled rollout has changed the game for obama's fellow democrats. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: with less than two weeks they pledged the website would be fixed. even if healthcare.gov gets up and running by the deadline, it won't work for everyone. according to "washington post," as many as one in five applicants may not be able to sign up on line. government officials told the white house they'll be satisfied if 80% of the applicants get enrolled through the website. republican senator john barra o barrasso. >> it's time to start o

need to remember, with every airplane boeing puts out the door they're burning 50 to $75 million on the 787. third of all on valuation, boeing is trading at all-time peak levels despite the fact that 40% of the business is defense. that is something people tend to foreforget about. lori: david, only go airplane manufacturers right, in the entire world. economy and population around the world is booming. so, i mean there is demand to meet the supply some might argue, no. >> sure. if you look at the amount of supply coming into the market it is going to equal about 10% of the existing fleet per year. if you take global traffic demand of around 5% which obviously high-growth markets like middle east aree that but l markets like north america and europe are growing well below that, if you take 5% or so traffic demand per year and couple for replacement demand you're still short of 10% new supply that will come into the market each year. ashley: eric, maybe you can respond to some of the concerns from david. he brought up earlier oversupply the market, burning up cash. what are your thoughts

boeing wants to build the wing in the united states. it wants to build it itself." boeing says publicly that if the union rejects the contract offer, the company's threat to take the work else where is "not a bluff" at least two major airlines will soon make it harder to use frequent flier miles.both united and delta are said to be raising redemption requirments. although, some flights need fewer requirements.changes to the programs start february 1st. the federal government has fallen drastically short in its sign-up goals for the affordable care act.according to the wall street journal fewer than 50-thousand have successfully enrolled. the obama administration had hoped that by this time 500-thousand would have enrolled. the administration is expected to release its own enrollment numbers this week. president obama is naming a new head to the commodity futures trading commission. his pick is timothy massad, who spent the past three years running the government's troubled asset relief program, better known as tarp. the president used t

here is stefanie dekker with more. >> not much is left of the boeing 737. tatarstan u 363 crashed on landing in the russian city of kazan. not one of the 44 passengers and six crew members survived. reports suggest the plane aborted its first landing and was attempting a second when it quickly lost altitude, the fuel tank exploding on impact. >> we are looking into all reasons for the crash. the main is failure of the machinery, fault of crew, weather conditions. >> russia has one of the worst anline safety record. in 2008, 88 passengers were killed in the mountains. a yak wept down in 2011. and last year a crash in siberia. >> investigators have been appointed. the plane had taken off from the capital an hour before it exploded. >> to egypt where 26 people are dead after a train ploughed into a truck and mini bus. the collision took place south of cairo, the egyptian railway authorities said drifs ignored warning lights. >> the trial of south african politician has begun. he is facing charges of fraud, corruption, money laundering and racket earring. we go

were on board of the boeing 73 73 when 737 when it n burst into flames. there were high winds and cloudy skies over the airport but the temperatures were above zero. >> so far no no immediate indications of what caused the crash. the plane had flown 720 clams 70 kilometres having come from moscow. there have been a number of deadly plane crashes over the years. the recent one five people were killed a year before a service plane ran off the runway leaving 45 people dead. >> the crash was blamed on pilot error. the other crashes have been attributed to poor crew training an lax government controls and crumbling airports and aging air aircraft. with the airport now closed the russian authorities will search for clues as to what caused this crash. >> well it's sunday night and it's time for our regular look at the week ahead. on wednesday talks resume in agaigeneva over iran's nuclear program. they want to stop the program for six months and use that time to come up with a long term deal. the goal is to ensure that the nuclear assets are only used for energy

security camera footage showed that the boeing 737 simply fell out of the sky. we went -- we will not broadcast the moment of impact but a fireball engulfed the aircraft. in slow motion you can see the plane nosediving into the ground, the pilot had clearly lost control. nobody survived the crash. the fire burned so fiercely that little was left of the fuselage of the plane and all the emergency services could do was douse the flames. investigators say they have an open mind to the cause of the crash but most attention is focusing on the fact that the pilot had tried to land once and was going around for second attempt. coptic -- cockpit got in touch before the landing. the pilot then started circling a second time for unknown reasons. we are looking into why he could not land. was among the casualties. a british mother of two she worked for international college in cambridge and had arrived on it trip to sell her school to potential peoples. russia's main airlines have a good repetition for safety but crashes by aircraft from smaller regional companies are stil

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the boeing 747 jet took thof afternoon from a small wichita airport. it landed by mistake last night the plane supposed to touch down at mcconnell air force base nine miles away the pilot messed up. now, there was concern this mistaken runway would be too short. but it works out okay. boeing built this dream lifter to haul pieces of the dream liner from supplys to assembly line locations. boeing claims it can haul cargo than any airplane in the world. >> in washington today u.s. senate altered a 176-year-old tradition by rewriting it's filibuster rule. until now, 60 votes had been required to end a filibuster. under today's rule a simple majority will be enough to end the debate. >> it's truly a troubling trend. that republicans are willing to block executive branch nominations with no option to the qualifications of the nominee. >> how many times have we been threatened? we're not interested in having guns put to our heads any longer. >> president obama had more fill why bustered than any other president. >> janet yellen likely to be a new beneficiary

a look at the final destination for boeings new 777. plus.... the cost of natural disasters from the midwest to the phillipines. and.... why smaller spaces are becoming the hottest trend in the housing market. first business starts now! you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning! it's tuesday, november 19th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: the party hats are back. the dow tops 16,000 and the s&p 1,800! however, the numbers did not stick into the close. the dow ended the day up 14 points just below 16,000, the nasdaq lost 37 points and the s&p 6 points to close at 17-92. gold faltered by 14 dollars and oil fell 88 cents. in earnings after hours sales force.com traded in heavy volume with loses and gains.the company reported earnings that were in line with estimates. and urban outfitters shares fell about 1% after post revenue and profits that topped expectations. another active day for walmart- the retailer is being sued for firing protesting employees. and will hold a food drive

as stefanie dekker reports, the accident worsens their aviation record. >> not much is left of the boeing 737. tatarstan's flight crashed on landing in the russian city of kazan. not one survivor. the plane aborted a first landing and attempted a second. when it lost altitude the fuel tank exploded on impact. >> translation: we are looking into all reasons for the crash. the main ones are failure of machinery, fault of crew, weather conditions and quality of fuel. >> in 2008, 88 passengers and crew were killed in a plane crash near mount yins. in 2011 a plane went down, a yak. and a further crash in siberia. >> investigators have been deployed from moscow to determine what went wrong. the plane took off from the capital an hour before it exploded at the final destination. >> among the victims top local security officials and the son of the russian republic tatarstan. >> pakistan will try the former president for high treesan. if agreed pervez musharraf will be the first in pakistan to face trial for treason. it stems from a decade-long rule. he is accused of ordering the assassination of

a boeing tug was flown to the airport. the cargo was unloaded to make it lighter so it could still take off on the short runway. >>> a bay area city just named the safest in the state. we'll tell you which city holds that title. >>> and could your tv be spying on you? the investigation into one device that may be sending information back to the company without your consent. >>> encouraging news on the job market pushing stocks higher on wall street. first-time applications for unemployment dropped by 25 last week. the dow is up 106 points. the nasdaq is up 48. and the s&p, close to 1800 up 15 at 1796. >>> the website at the south korean electronics maker says list covers lg start tv now jason huntley says your l.g. tv may be discovering more than you want to know about you. he says his l.g. tv has been sending information on the channels he watches and even the files on a usb drive. it did that even after he shut the control that controls the data collection. lg says they are looking into it. >>> a home security company ha

the boeing 747 jet took thof afternoon from a small wichita airport. it landed by mistake last night the plane supposed to touch down at mcconnell air force base nine miles away the pilot messed up. now, there was concern this mistaken runway would be too short. but it works out okay. boeing built this dream lifter to haul pieces of the dream liner from supplys to assembly line locations. boeing claims it can haul cargo than any airplane in the world. >> in washington today u.s. senate altered a 176-year-old tradition by rewriting it's filibuster rule. until now, 60 votes had been required to end a filibuster. under today's rule a simple majority will be enough to end the debate. >> it's truly a troubling trend. that republicans are willing to block executive branch nominations with no option to the qualifications of the nominee. >> how many times have we been threatened? we're not interested in having guns put to our heads any longer. >> president obama had more fill why bustered than any other president. >> janet yellen likely to be a new beneficiary

both boeing and general electric are working on that fix at the moment. they're expected to see a roll out of it. it's a software fix, effectiv effectively, some time in the early part of the year. >> is it likely, if there are these concerns that planes will be grounded or not? >> reporter: i don't think we're going to see a grounding of this airplane unless something major happens. we haven't gotten to that stage. we're not likely to get to that stage. i think all of the various programs are working towards that fix roll out next year, including the federal aviation administration that will have to look at any fix that bow would go come up with. >> thank you. still to come, afghanistan tribal leaders meet in a grand council loya jirga, regarding u.s. troops. >> and allegations of racism in thailand. >>> more on manny pacquiao, that's next in sport. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stories that matter to you. >> in ne

more than any other airline in the work. neck door you have the 777 from boeing. they put orders in r to the 777-x, the nen generation, a plane doesn't exist yet. they bought 150 of them, 150 planes for $76 billion. all today, emirates on its own spent $99 billion today. the other gulf carriers spent quite a bit. air arab had $25 billion on planes and qatar planes bought planes as well. >>> nasa's latest mission to mars is scheduled to start tomorrow. m.a.v.e.n. will begin to collect data from the red planet in ten months. m.a.v.e.n. could explain how the surface water that once covered mars disappeared. nasa scientists say the dry, cold planet may once have had a warm, met atmosphere that did, indeed, support life. >>> global diversity reigns in one chicago neighborhood. it's a place uniquely american but a microcosm of the larger world. al jazeera has the report. >> reporter: in the time it takes to drive through one street in chicago, you can travel half the world. welcome to devon avenue, the road locals call the most diverse street in america. new immigrants

of the planes. >> the japanese manufacturers have been a big part of our production at boeing. whether it be 767, 777, 787. and i would say as we look to the 777x, all of our options are open to us. >> meanwhile, airbus has received additional orders for the a380. the jet's luxurious interior has been attracting attention. all right. that is going to do it for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> it's been relatively pleasant here in tokyo, but we're about to be faced with another cold spell. rachel ferguson from the weather team has the details. rachel. >> thank you, gene. yes, we have a very stubborn low rotating over the sea of japan right now, and it has been bringing some wet and windy weather up towards the north. as well as hokkaido has been seeing those showers. it's going to turn over to snow certainly in the upper elevations as a blast of cold air comes across from the northwest. here over the weekend, this eastern edge has been very dry and mild as well. temperatures above average. but that will change as the cooler air filters in from tuesday. the same

cell phone video shows the moments after the boeing 737 crashed at the international airport there. the u.s.-built plane crashed after several failed landing attempts and the fuel tank burst into flames. investigators currently are searching for the plane's black boxes. >>> some other news to get to. when it comes to obama care the white house's best case scenario may not be good enough. the internal goal have an 80% success rate by the end of the month. that means they only expect four out of every five people to be able to enroll for health care coverage through the website. while there are proposals in both chambers of congress to amend obama care, nancy pelosi says they're united. >> i don't think you can tell what will happen next year. i will tell you this, democrats stand tall in support of the affordable care act. this is an issue that has to be dealt with. but it doesn't mean, oh, it's a political issue, so we're going to run away fromit. no, it's too valuable for the american people. what is important about it is that the american people are well served. not who gets re-el

the union vote that could send production of boeing 777 from here to japan. power of the people until we restore ou >>> a number of people who have enrolled until health insurance through the affordable care act is just a fraction of what the obama administration expected. white house officials say a little more than 106,000 people signed up within the first month of open enrollment and fewer than 27,000 people used the federal healthcare website to enroll. secretary of state john kerry was on capitol hill today urging senators not to impose new sanctions on ravin. during the closed-door meeting, kerry asked for more time to pursue diplomatic process. he says new sanctions might jeopardize the progress. >>> no end to the suffering from last week's typhoon. the death toll stands at 2300. thousands are missing. the humanitarian crisis is growing. rescue and aid workers still trying to get clean water and food to isolated regions. wayne hey reports. another major crisis could be brewing. >> there are so many casualties in tacloban, the mainly hospital has no tim

fortunately, the boeing 737 leveled out and was able to make an emergency landing. >> you think of your kids and your family. i think they just could have handled it differently. >> southwest later e-mailed one of the passengers on board saying the captain was communicating his plan with a flight attendant and activated the pa system. the faa is investigating. >>> it was an incredible finish tonight at oracle arena. the game just ended and another sharks overtime goes to the review. the minute is next. ,,,,,,,, announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempurpedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale on now at sleep train! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ tangled with the heavyweigh, the ma city thunder... >>> be the sleeper in the weste

or whatever and they're offering boeing the biggest tax cut in the history of states like seven point eight billion dollars tax cut eight point seven billion dollars tax cut really they have to do those because they're competing with right to work states down in the south so this is all about creating a business friendly environment right why is it the only way to create business friendly environments is to screw over workers by not letting the mean eyes of paper over wages or bankrupt or stay. and bankrupt education dollars by luring corporations in with the tax cuts why are corporations understanding that to do business is a privilege this is this is easy i mean first of all this all goes to show that we need a flat tax with fair corporate taxes at the state level and that a lower people pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than you can have if you could have a fair tax but we definitely to make sure at the core you know at the individual level and corporations we all need to make sure we play putting some skin in the game because if that isn't the case i mean even mayor

then the 777, the current one, boeing 777. emirates put orders in for the 777x and they brought 150 planes for $76 billion, all told, emirates on its own spend $99 billion. other gulf carriers spent a bit. etihat spent $29 billion for 80 planes, and qatar airlines. >> a lot of money and big business there. thank you for that from dubai. rebecca is next with a look at the weather. >> wind is gusting 60 miles per hour from colombus to cincinnati. and we are getting 60 to 65 mile gusts towards kentucky, and indianapolis still with gusts, 45 miles per hour. we'll continue with the power l winds. as you look at the maps you can see where the strongest winds are. on the storm system, on the radar, note the circular area, the center of low pressure tracking across michigan now. what we have in low pressure is winds are rushing in to replace what is being evacuated up into the sky. we have got this amazing energy system that is just sucking wind into it. it will be moving into canada. it's going to still pick up some powerful winds al

the boeing 737 belonging to tatarstan airlines was making and a second attempt to land and exploded when he hit the runway. the plane left moscow earlier in the day. there were 44 passengers and six crew members on the board. due to close in less than two hours in chile. the socialist candidate is expected to win. does, it would be her second time in the job. this time, she is vowing to help narrow the gap between rich and poor. her main policy priority is educational reform. she is helping to finance that with an increase in corporate taxes. cheered as if she had already won the election. >> she enjoys widespread support ranging from communist to christian democrats. she is aiming to secure more than half the vote to avoid a runoff poll. >> [speaking spanish] >> there are nine candidates, but i would like to win. >> the contrast between the candidates is huge. she said she was to keep the economy on track. and opposes new corporate taxes. >> [speaking spanish] >> we want to have a growing economy. we want a strong country with more jobs. we want better salaries and a better health care

you mentioned the boeing and the story what is going on with that. the 777 demand, which is amazing. i think 250 orders for boeing and that stock is opening very nicely. all of the aerospace names are opening to the upside. finally there were some reports over the weekend that the new york stock exchange and nasdaq were close to an agreement to back up the data feeds, remember what happened at nasdaq? they are trying to figure out a way to have the data feeds back up to each other. my indications, all indications are that they will have an agreement. any feel that is going to happen is not going to happen imminently. bottom line is, all of these people have different formats and they've got to rewrite the codes. which format is going to win here? there is going to be a deal but nothing that is going to happen imminently. you're not going to see a backup system in hand. this is the way to go. 16,027 on the dow jones industrial average. >> thanks, bob pisani. let's head over to the bond pits and for that we're joined by rick santelli. good morning, ric

in our european newscenter. >> yes, the accident happened late on sunday as the boeing 737 owned by pakistan airlines attempted to land in the air force in the city of kirzan. about 720 kilometers east of moss co, in moscow the plain had taken off. peter sharp joins us now from the russian capitol. what more can you tell us about this? >> well, i can talk about the weather. the we think was rain and snow and the pilot attempted three times to land at kazan. and kept going around and kept going around and finally, put the aircraft down and witnesses there said it exploded on impacting. there were 44 passengers, six crew. >> that's 50 people on board. the aircraft when it -- when it came down. basically, there is now an inquiry underway by the emergencies minister. the regional airline safety racket is very, very poor. there was a very bad crash last year and the year before that. the average, the average in terms of fatalities on these routes is three times the world average so there local be investigations. >> peter sharp, live for us in moscow. peter, thank you. >> now, there have

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the boeing jet was supposed to land at mcconnell in kansas. it missed the destination by in my opinion miles. instead it landed at jabara airport which doesn't normally handle planes that size. as you can imagine, there was confusion when the plane touched down. >> the faa says it is trying to figure out what went wrong. >> president obama's dismal approval ratings could threaten his agenda. the troubled rollout of the federal health insurance website could spill over to immigration reform. patty culhane reports. >> at 23 years old this man doesn't usually need help to walk. on this, the 9th day of his fast, having only taken in water, he is getting weak. he's one of a handful of people taking part in a well-organised process trying to send a message with sacrifice and demonistrations in the nation's capital, calling for immigration reform. >> we have to knock sense into john boehner. children are separated day in, day out. >> republican house speaker john boehner said he will not allow a vote on what is called a top priority. normally the pre

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