this is the latest move in a batting between boeing and the union. they have been exploring ending the production out of the north-west. the local union voted one boeing offer down and another labour offer was rejected. now union officials are ordering another looking at the second office. replaces pensions with a retirement plan, and requiring workers to pay for more health care. some union workers made it clear they want another chance to strike a deal. >> i believe it will be different. i believe people know that jobs are at risk. families are at risk and community is at risk. a union rep tells us they'll vote no on the contract and are working out details on when the vote will happen. >> no matter where the 777x is built it will bring in many millions. >> a final deal between san francisco's transit system and the two largest unions is in site. the tentative agreement ends eight months of negotiations including two crippling transit strikes for bart. the contract gives workers more paid medical leave, which was the final obstacle in the way of a d

. >>> after three case of meetings, talks broke off between boeing and the machinest union after the union representing 32,000 workers rejected a counter offer from the aircraft maker over the plan with the 777 jet in washington state. since then, the same union rejected the initial contract aump last month. the company received offers from 22 other states looking to make the plane. >>> direct tv is exploring an online video service to target young people not paying for cable and that's where we begin the market focus. the satellite tv provider is not planning to go up against netflix, not exactly but wants to develop an online video service with programming that appeals to specific groups. there were also reports today direct tv and the nfl reached a deal to keep the sunday ticket package on satellite tv but the nfl is denying an agreement has been reached just yet. shares were down slightly today to $66.50. >>> the federal judge approved a 5.7 billion-dollar swipe fee settlement between merchants and visa and mastercard. merchants sued the credit did card company accusing them of f

this is the latest move in the battle between boeing and the union. the aircraft making explores the triple x out of the north-west unless workers agreed to contract confessions. one boeing offer was voted down. a later offer was rejected outright. now, union headquarters is ordering a vote on the second offer. it would replace pensions with the 401 k style retirement plan and require workers to pay more for health care. some workers made it clear they want another chance to strike a deal. >> i believe it will be different. people know that jobs are at risk. family and community is at risk. workers will be urged to vote know. >> chase bank is taking steps to protect customer debit cards. the move affects two million chase card holders. chase is limiting 18 withdrawals to $100 a gay. and restricting total card purchases to $300. chase recommends customers go into a bank branch for additional cash. >> 40 million shoppers who were exposed at target - all customers this weekend are being given a 10% discount and free monitoring of people who bought in the

this is the latest move in the battle between boeing and the union.he pacific production out into the north-west. the local union voted one offer down by a 2:1 margin, a later offer was rented out right. union headquarters is ordering a vote on the second offer. it would replace pensions with the 401 retirement plan, and require workers to pay more for health care. some union workers want another chance to trike a deal. >> i believe it will be different this time. people know that jobs are at risk, families and communities. a local union rep tells us they'll urge workers to vote know. >> that was tania moseley in seattle. the revote to the workers is scheduled for january the 3rd. >> rules for flying friendly skies, the carrier is putting in place guidelines, children will not be allowed to fly unaccompanied. united is charging $150 fee each way for young people that travel alone. united is not the only airlineway policy. u.s. airlines and south-west have similar rules. >> monday, december the 23rd is the dead line to sign up on the healthcare.gov web

conditional on boeing keeping their jet liner production their original ask you are these tax breaks than economic sweeteners are the only way of attracting business in today's economy comforted between all of these states as you said more than a dozen really underlines to me who has the power in this situation right boeing set a deadline the deadline is tomorrow everyone come at us with your proposals by then and state governments are scurrying to meet this proposal and to have to meet this deadline and have the sweetest possible options for boeing so what it says to me is perhaps it's not the only way to do business but it certainly seems to be the way that business is being done now and all of these companies are very much the ones with the upper hand but is this kind of a race to the bottom i mean like in terms of workers' rights and for the labor well you know that's a i think that's a really important policy question that a lot of policymakers are wrestling with right now even though a lot of people are asking why. is it that boeing is getting these huge tax breaks whereas small businesses don't really get those same options so that's what a lot of opposition is about there are

on boeing keeping their jet liner production their original ask you are these tax breaks in economic sweeteners are these the only way of attracting business in today's economy the comforting between all of these states as you said more than a dozen really underlines to me who has the power in this situation right boeing set a deadline the deadline is tomorrow everyone come at us with your proposals by then and state governments are scurrying to meet this proposal and to have to meet this deadline and have the sweetest possible options for boeing so what it says to me is perhaps it's not the only way to do business but it certainly seems to be the way that business is being done now and all of these companies are very much the ones with the upper hand but is this kind of a race to the bottom i mean like in terms of workers' rights and for the labor well you know that's a i think that's a really important policy question that a lot of policymakers are wrestling with right now even though a lot of people are asking why. is it that boeing is getting these huge tax breaks whereas small businesses don't really get those same options so that's what a lot of opposition is about there are

boeing. the jet maker won a major order for its 777-x jets from cathay pacific airlines. the order is valued at more than 7 billion and due for delivery between 2021 and 2024. the 777x launches in 2020 - but boeing has not yet decided where to build the aircraft.union workers in washington recently rejected what the company called its best last contract offer whirlpool is shifting some of its production to the u-s from mexico. the move brings 80 to 100 additional jobs to a washing-machine plant in clyde, ohio that currently employs more than three-thousand workers.wages are 18-to-19 dollars an hour - about five- times higher that at its plant in monterrey, mexico. but the ohio plant is more automated, and electricity costs are lower. blackberry has turned into stunning stock.shares jumped 15% friday on surprising news the smartphone maker is connecting with foxconn.under the 5 year deal, foxconn will create blackberry phones for indonesia and other growth markets. it was especially positive news because blackberry just reported a loss of $4.4 billion in the latest quarter. foxconn is noted for making iphones for apple and for allegations hars

boeing. what is the point here? increasinglyhat the relationship between citizens and their government is mediated through the internet. technologies are largely developed and operated by the private sector. you cannot assume that the internet is going to evolve in a way that actually empowers its citizens. if we want the internet to evolve in a way that is compatible with democracy, and compatible with human rights, compatible with the sort of society we want to live in, in which individual freedom is protected, we have to fight for it. just like you have to fight for freedom because you do not engage in the way in which your physical society is being governed. weber makes the most effort to shape that society will shape it to their greatest advantage. this is what we need to be working on. as i mentioned, the internet is challenging. in a a lot of very important ways, governments are trying to fight back. maprestingly, this is a that was developed recently published recently by the oxford internet institute. they resized all of the countries on the planet based on their internet population. then they colored each co

between the aircraft and human being. >> the cap tape disconnected the autopilot but did not realise it disabled the automatic speed control on the boeing 777. the crew failed to notice the speed was dropping. >> planes are becoming so automated they are removing human judgment from so many aspects that pilots are becoming complacent. >> it's been a problem for other airlines. in 2009 a jet plunged and an aircraft crashed in buffalo. both were blamed partly on c confusion and the pilot's failure to handle the controls. >> last month a report was issued that found that pile ots were so reliant that they are losing skills to take over and fly the plane in an emergency. >> the report said pilots should be given the chance to practice basic flying skills in the plane and during training. >> working on manual flying is a good thing. we should continue to make sure we create opportunity to reflush that skill. >> now designs reveal before the as yarna crash there were korn seriousness about the automatter speed system which will not kick on. the as yarna pilots told investigators he thought the system was always working. boeing defended its de

washington the systems of the boeing 777, also, impact flight controls might have had on pilot ability to operate planes you'll recall the asiana crew had difficulties toggling between the manual and auto pilot controls whit made its final approach. asiana flight 214 was too slow, too low when hitting the sea wall. you can see in this video just released, the boeing 777 spun out of control. aviation experts, representatives from asiana and those involved in the response testified at the hearing. asiana officials insisted their pilots, including one landing flight 214 were well trained. >> captain lee is a well experienced pilot. >> an investigation concluded he was very concerned about the landing. the airport automatic landing aides, the guide slope were out of service this was his first time landing the jet at sfo. the chief pilot says he has confidence in lee. >> they shouldn't feel about the concern about the pilot to land in san francisco without the glide slope indication. >> i do not have any concerns. >> reports said captain lee told investigators he was unfamiliar with the 777 auto flight system, prompting a response from this chief pilot. >> we expect pilo

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cheryl: boeing is getting showered with offers of tax breaks in a battle between states for new productions new triple 7-x passenger plane. david: any state that wants to do that for me i'm open for bidding. liz macdonald is joining us with details of the boeing plan. go ahead, liz. >> we're tracking this developing story. we're counting about a dozen states could be in the running to give tax breaks to boeing and it is a big deal. we're talking about facilities, 41 million square feet at a cost of $10 billion. 12,000 jobs directly tied to the facilities alone. some say potentially estimates have it a at nearly 60,000 jobs when you talk about restaurants and hotels and services that could pop up around the plant. so in the running right now we're seeing, get this, washington state, $8.7 billion over 16 years. that's a whopper. that's the biggest state tax break to state that we've seen offered to any industrial company. -@remember alcoa back in 2007 gt a sweet deal from new york state that was just about five billion bucks over 30 years. this is 8.7 billion bucks in tax breaks over 16 year

between the aircraft and the human being? a. >> in the as yarna crash the captain dis connected the autopilot and did not realise it disabled the automatic speed control on the boeing 777. the crew failed to notice the speed was dropping. >> the planes are becoming so automated and are removing human judgment from many aspects of flight. >> it's been a challenge for other airlines. in 2009 an air-france jet plunged into the atlantic. investigators blamed the accident on confusion about cockpit automation and the pilot's failure to hg the controls. of the month the ffa issued a report saying that pilots were so reliant on automated systems that they are losing skills to take over and fly the plane in an emergency. pilots should be given a chance to practice basic flying skills in the plane and during training. >> working on manual skills is a good thing. we should continue to make sure we create opportunities. >> also critical, automation design. new documents reveal that before the crash there were concerns about boeing's speed system. the as yarna pilot told investigators he thought the autothrottle system was always working. boeing defended the design pointing ou

boeing officials said they do try to consider other cultures when creating standards and designs. but they said there is a big difference betweensign and execution. then the hearing switched over to those automatic alerts and warnings on the boeing triple 7 aircraft. there was a stick shaker warning several seconds warning the pilots that it would probably stall. the ntsb says the pilots believe that the auto thrust was on so they probably waited for it to kick in. however, it was not engaged. this hearing is going on for another nine hours. at some point we expect to hear the officials from the city and county of san francisco speak up at some point. ken wayne just told me a few moments ago that debbie hersman, the ntsb chairman, she will be giving a news conference at 1:30 pacific. that's 4:30 eastern. right before the dinner break. so we will hear from her about how this hearing is going before it does wrap up. later tonight. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> another issue set to be addressed during a hearing today is the response by local firefighters. the authorities had said that a 16-year-old passenger died when a r

boeing build the new 777 jets. a front contender. a rare cease-fire between leaders of the u.s. and cuba. shaking hands two raul castro, the attending the state service for nelson mandela. >> we have her on the phone from colorado, the former and chairman of chrysler, jerry greenwald. berra.alk about mary did you know anything about her as she was making her way up the ranks to gm? i knew a lot about women in the auto industry. i don't know her very specifically. she's been through all the .hairs at gm they've done the right thing picking a really wonderful, very strong ceo. picked based on gender. they picked on who they thought would carry general motors on for the next five or 10 years. >> is that the right move? the company when they were put in bankruptcy protection. he says mary knows the company backwards and forwards. put her in charge of hr at the time. ed whitaker came out of the telecom business. is this the right time for gm to return leadership of this automaker to someone who actually grew up that the company? >> both gm and ford have been run in the post downturn from peopl

boeing,o a gain in announcing an increase in dividends. also announcing a big share buyback authorization. the deals curve between the 30 year did widen quite a bit as the federal reserve picked up its two-day policy meeting. everyone waiting for word on what they will do. a bit higher, and gold futures a little bit lower. you so much. these are the top 10 trade you need to know about. number 10, general motors. the auto giant claims to spend fivebillion to upgrade point. that comes a week after the u.s. government sold all of its gm shares. the latest --, largest e-commerce service and america. they issued a sell rating, and those shares declined. --ups, the world's biggest ubs, the world's biggest wealth manager. another setback for hedge fund manager bill who was lost as much as $5 million raid he is accused of being a pyramid scheme. >> hewlett-packard, shares up a little but, upgrade the stock to stabling pc market says that you'll packard may in fact the lenovo in the fourth quarter which could be bad news. >> number five, fuel cell maker thats is the missed all street estimates. it has not posted an annual

boeing. what is the point here? he point is that increasingly the relationship between citizens and their government is mediated through the internet. technologies are largely developed and operated by the private sector. you cannot assume that the internet is going to evolve in a way that actually empowers its citizens. if we want the internet to evolve in a way that is compatible with democracy, and compatible with human rights, compatible with the sort of society we want to live in, in which individual freedom is protected, we have to fight for it. just like you have to fight for freedom because you do not engage in the way in which your physical society is being governed. weber makes the most effort to shape that society will shape it to their greatest advantage. this is what we need to be working on. this is what we need to be working on. as i mentioned, the internet is challenging. in a a lot of very important ways, governments are trying to fight back. interestingly, this is a map that was developed recently published recently by the oxford internet institute. they resized all of the countries on the planet base

need to go in and see what ibm or boeing is planning for their next defense system they're building we have a way of getting at it. would you see a distinction between what chad described which is the u.s. government out of the own legal structure pulling in the data and the chinese government seeking the same kind of thing? >> there are a lot of different levels to that. first off, what chad described and with a you are talking about is a distinct between a company that builds the plumbing and a service provider that run the water company. what has been happening or what we've been reading happening here is rather than drill random holes to cite certain information that lead do you a crash register in malaysia. they dropped a siphon to the reservoir. >> correct. >> and sucked it out. >> for clarification, while you build hardwares there are some countries which there's never been any substantiate yaitionz of any current or past penetration or comprise of hugh way equipment. the concern we hear is profrequentive. what may happen someday in the future -- i'll resist the temptation to go back and talk about shanghai bill and cicso operations in china.

boeing. what is the point here? he point is that increasingly the relationship between citizens and their government is mediated through the internet. technologies are largely developed and operated by the private sector. you cannot assume that the internet is going to evolve in a way that actually empowers its citizens. if we want the internet to evolve in a way that is compatible with democracy, and compatible with human rights, compatible with the sort of society we want to live in, in which individual freedom is protected, we have to fight for it. just like you have to fight for freedom because you do not engage in the way in which your physical society is being governed. weber makes the most effort to shape that society will shape it to their greatest advantage. this is what we need to be working on. as i mentioned, the internet is challenging. in a a lot of very important ways, governments are trying to fight back. interestingly, this is a map that was developed recently published recently by the oxford internet institute. they resized all of the countries on the planet based on their internet population. then th

between 2002 and 2008 which had been paid to secure tax breaks. adm ceo first learned of the practice back in 2008. a number of employees have been fired or disciplined. >>> meanwhile, boeing's machinist unions will vote on the latest contract offer on january 3rd. last month machinists and boeing's plant in everett, washington, where the 777 jet is built voted 2 to 1 against an initial offer. in the aftermath boeing said it would look for other locations to build its fleks jet. the 777x, the only aircraft the company is likely to develop in the next decade. shares are up by roughly half of 1%. >>> still to come on the show, the u.s. securities exchange collected a record of $3.4 billion worth of fines in 2013. after the break we ask if firms are breaking more laws or if the sec is getting tougher. we'll leave you with a view of how futures are trading after the open on wall street. we'll be back in two. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's com