the largest city in u.s. history declares bankruptcy. how to protect against credit card fraud and identity theft this holiday season. tips before you shop till to drop. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now becky quick. >>> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. some surprising strength in america's economy. the unemployment rate fell to a five-year low to 7%.

bob, i want to start with you because in 1950, detroit was the fifth largest city in america. it's the 18th. population slid. 50 or 60 years of liberalism has destroyed that city. >> the way you read that introduction -- >> well read, by the way. >> of course, who else would write that right-wing stuff? let me get this straight. if it wasn't for unions, detroit would still be the fifth largest city and booming? >> maybe not the fifth, but it wouldn't be bankrupt. >> oh, it wouldn't be. >> no. >> because the unions had nothing to do with the car companies fleeting for cheaper labor? >> the unions, why did they leave? >> what's the problem with the car companies? why can't a u.s. manufacturer make a profit on a car in ? >> he can. >> the united autoworkers union. >> what is wrong -- you use the word "union" like it's got some kind of allergy. >> it destroyed detroit. >> oh, get out of here. >> let me take you down the rabbit hole. >> the fact that a judge cleared the way for bankruptcy in detroit, a lot of other cities and straights, frankly, are probably at similar risk as detro

in 1950, detroit was the fifth largest city in america. 50 or 60 years of liberalism has destroyed the> the way you read that -- >> wrote and read, by the way. >> let me get this straight, if it wasn't for uniyorngs detroit would be the fifth largest city? >> maybe not the fifth. >> no problem with the car companies leaving? >> what is the problem with the car company. why can't a u.s. automaker make a profit on a car? the united autoworkers union. >> you use the word union like it's got an allergy. >> it destroyed detroit. >> get out of here. >> let me take you down the rabbit hole. >> the fact that the federal judge made it okay in detroit, a lot of other states are at similar risks. is this a precedent? >> yes. it's going to be more -- this is more of what we're going to see. one after the next, they'll go for it and say, this is my case. show the example of detroit. if it was granted if detroit, and it's the easy way out. unfortunately, thing are so bad, maybe there isn't another direction at this point. the fact that it got there, that this is what we're left with. there is to oth

encompass an unincorporated area that's home to a quarter of parish residents, making it the 5th largest cityn the state. it would control and run its own schools with its own tax revenue. >> a new city for you guys, this is strictly about education? it's 100% totally about education. we didn't come into this saying we want to create the 5th largest city in louisiana, we came into this saying we want to take accountability for the schools in our area. >> but critics say st. george would take more than just accountability. a report commissioned by the baton rouge area chamber warns the break up would cost the city at large 53 million dollars, 20% of its budget. and it would futher segregate the city. baton rouge is already majority black, st. george would be a majority white by a 3 to 1 ratio. >> so now we would have white kids going to school over here on this end of the parish, white kids going to school over there on the other end of the parish, and in the middle, we'd have just the black kids going to school. >> there's also a major income disparity. residents in baton rouge make an averag

i mean, it's hard to believe this is the largest bankrupt city in america.s like a really nice, empty hotel. i really think i might be the only person staying here. for a city that just declared bankruptcy, stockton doesn't look all that bad. but looks can be deceiving. the whole country suffered when the economy tanked in 2008. but five years later, when other towns are finally digging themselves out, stockton is in deeper than ever, with record crime and one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation. and it's not just my hotel that is empty. last year stockton had the highest foreclosure rates for a metropolitan area in the entire nation. still, it hasn't been all bad. i mean they did win an award. >> "forbes" magazine once again has ranked stockton as the most miserable city in the united states. >> so why was stockton hit so hard? who is really to blame for the mess they're in? and maybe most important, is there any way out of it? >> enough is enough! enough is enough! >> to learn a little more, i decided to attend the monthly city council meeting,

of people gathered from early saturday morning in mandela square in johannesburg, the nation's largest city. they offered flowers in front of a statue of mandela. people attached messages, expressing thanks to the anti apartheid leader, and praising his achievements. mourners from different ethnic groups formed long lines to sign the book of condolence. >> thankful that he's gone, but also celebrating his life, celebrating what he has done for us as his people. so just want to thank him. >> the country's leaders plan to hold a national memorial service for mandela on tuesday in johannesburg. there will be a state funeral next sunday in the eastern village of cue knew, where mandela grew up. >>> six men suspected of stealing a truck carrying a load of radioactive material in mexico are in hospital for possible radiation exposure. a group of gunmen hijacked a truck outside mexico city on monday. it was carrying a cobalt 60, a radioactive substance used for medical applications. police later found the radioactive substance about 60 kilometers away. the thieves had removed the radioactive mater

people gathered from ali's son of a morning in a month to allow square and jonas by the nation's largest city. bail for the flies in front of the scratching among the people of god's messages expressing thanks to the on the up up neatly kept on praising his achievements more times from different ethnic groups formed long lines to sign the book of condolence the debate. what is that pride. it's these people so disconnected want tod a small memorial site is called mum to allow him to stay honest. they'll be below the state funeral that somebody in the eastern village elder who knew what happened to walk through the six man suspected of stealing a truck carrying a load of radioactive material in mexico are in hospital for possible radiation exposure a group of gunmen hijacked a truck outside mexico city on monday. he was carrying include holds sixty a radioactive substance used for medical applications police later found the radioactive substance about sixty km away the sleeves had removed the radioactive material from its protective case. health officials say six men aged between sixteen and th

government in lahore, pakistan's second largest city, when gunmen stormed into his house two years ago. since then, us officials, believe he's been held captive by al qaeda's new leader, ayman al zawahri, in one of the most dangerous places in the world, the terror breeding grounds between afghanistan and pakistan. >> there's no way to go into it. we're talking about areas that are thousands of miles long. >> i would hope that my country will now look after me. >> reporter: before today, this was the only video of weinstein. >> my life is in your hands, mr. president. >> reporter: released last year, looking healthier, saying his captors would release him if america freed all prisoners at guantanamo bay. today it's a much different picture. suffering from a heart condition, his health is deteriorating. and with the clock ticking, he ends the video with an emotional message to his family. >> i think about each and every one of them every moment of every day of my captivity. >> reporter: david, the state department told us they're working to verify the authenticity of the video but there

the largest city in u.s. history declares bankruptcy. how to protect against credit card fraud and identity theft this holiday season. tips before you shop till to drop. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now becky quick. >>> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. some surprising strength in america's economy. the unemployment rate fell to a five-year low to 7%. data for the previous months were revised higher. all of that sent stocks up early after a five-day losing streak for the dow and the s&p 500. the news sent interest rates on the tenure treasury higher. the second reading of the gross domestic product as well. the gdp growing at a whooping 3.6%. new home sales surged in october. up 25%. that was the sharpest increase in over three decades. analysts expect sharp reviegss downward. auto sales were high as well. rising at the best pace in six month pps gm rose 13%. chrysler 16% and toyota 10%. all of those numbers were better than expecte

country's most dangerous offenders. >>> located in the heart of the nation, warsaw is the capital and largest city in poland. it is known as the phoenix city. because of a history of rising from the ashes of war and oppression over the course of centuries. on one busy downtown street is a flashpoint of warsaw's volatile past, mokotow prison. >> been to over 20 american prisons. they're usually located in remote areas far from cities for security reasons. so we're on these busy warsaw streets and we turn and these massive blue doors open up and we enter into this facility. and when we were inside and i was standing on prison grounds, i would look up and see apartment buildings surrounding us, businesses. >> the prison was built in 1904. it used to be called the place of no return. between world war ii and the fall of communism in 1989, it housed a countless number. of freedom fighters, many of whom were tortured and killed in mass executions. the monument on the prison wall honors the victims. >> there are probably over 1,000 people who had been tortured and executed at this prison during the vario

george would b would be theh largest city in the state. >> is it all about education?> it's totally all about education. we came in to this say be we want to take control of our schools. >> it would take more than just at accountability. the city could cost the city at large $53 million, 20% of the budget. and st. george would be majority white 3-1 ratio. >> then we would have white people in the middle coast and in the middle would be the black kids. residents of baton rouge make an average of $58,000 a year. in the more affluent st. george areas make $90,000. >> we have to take a look, does that take us backyard. i don't see it as a trend. >> but it's not a new trend. those who looking to breakaway, they say it's not about race. it has to do with education. >> this has nothing to do with skin color. if you have the means to leave baton rouge and leave the school system, you would have left. >> but for those who are not able to leave like jeffy lee, you're going to have one side better than the other side? everyone will see it move up to a different city. >> for now t

industry has come back but the detroit metropolitan area, which you say in 1950 was the fifth largest city in the world, its population cut by two-thirds. there are other cities that have gone through similar experiences with the industrialization. buffalo, new york, in 1955 was the tenth largest city in the country and it's now, i think, in the mid-60s. >> ron, we talk about the automotive industry coming back but that's because of the american taxpayer not letting it fail and the investment that we've all made into the automotive industry. meanwhile, the city is failing. >> reporter: the city is failing, yes. and it is the inner city. i mean there is so much urban blight in detroit that there are only really maybe a handful of other cities in the country that are suffering the same type of true deterioration that they have seen in detroit with not just abandoned factories and warehouses and things like that, but even the residential areas have fallen into such disrepair that no one will go there. now again, rather ironically, the rest of michigan is doing very well. i was out there just

tony, you're a firefighter in the nation's third largest city, and did chicago make promises to you thatou feel they're not going to keep? >> first of all, i would like to address something that i have said. number one, the mayor and the commission came out and said that our benefits are much more generous and we contribute more on average to pay for our benefits. i believe that we can resolve this issue. we have never not been here. our pensions almost went broke from 1837 to 1981. in 1981, we started a new system. the secretary treasurer said that we would be broke in the year 2013. and just like the firemen, we're still standing. we have big challenges. >> lisa, illinois residents are upset: >> chicago's pension fund is underfunned. but it's not because of its employees of our employees have faithfully paid into the fund for the past 118 years, never missing a payment. but the schools skipped their payments from 1996 to 2005. and then they got a pension holiday from the illinois legislature of $1.2 billion. and that's why we're in trouble these days. >> fred, i want to bring in the co

2015 eight cities including roa central falls, owe island, including pension, and then came out of debt and assu assured bonds would be paid in full. and then jefferson county is the second largestunicipal bankruptcy in history. in california, the city filed for bankruptcy in 2012 with only $150,000 in the bank unable to pay for the basic day-to-day operations. >> it would be an ongoing disaster if the city continued as we are going without reorganizing. >> debt and pension liability is not just a municipal problem. the state of illinois is feeling the billion dollars, solving fissioncal problems of the magnitude of detroits or illinois is more than moving numbers on a balance sheet. it involves tough choices, vital services and people's lives. joining us to discuss detroit's bankruptcy and lessons the motor city can learn are kill, director of state and local fiscal health for the few charitable trusts. in pennsylvania, david, a state appointed receiver for the city of harrisburg. he specializes in municipal bonds and dean, professor of economic research. kil, cities across the country saw declining sales takes revenues, declining tax ref news as people's homes reduced in valle

>>> there has been a booming in how rental and property prices are at an all time high in the largest city, yangdon. >> it is different from the city lives they know but this family are slowly getting used to it. there is no running water and no electricity here. >> life is hard here. we have communal toilets, but they are not enough. also, our bamboo houses are not strong enough to resist heavy rain or winds. >> they had to move here because they could no longer afford rent in the city. an increase of 33% became too much of a financial burden. their make neighbors have similr situations. >> this is very much driven by throiphilanthropic spirit. when we saw the navy we wanted to provide some housing to them. >> the monday industry also runs a school to help ease travel costs for the families. this township has bend around for less than three years and in that time it has gone from housing 70 peams to around antonio,000. the mondamonastery has sometimee supply can catch up with demand. it's not just residential but office space that's highly sought after in yangon. >> what we have seen in t

certainly those leaders of some of the largest cities have had some great programming, some great success, some serious challenges, and some set backs. i think if you look at the totality of cities some leadership like new york, chicago, los angeles, charlie hails, the new mayor in portland is coming back after having been a city commissioner. there is a lot of good talent focused on problem solving, focused on doing work in city, which is ultimately making places to live better for their citizens, and they've been doing it in the midst of the economic recession without much help from the states or federal government. >> not that it's ever a great time to be running a city. but with the recession they were taking in less money, and their states were in crisis, and the feds were in crisis. >> yes. >> did everybody hold fast during that time? could cities really invest in themselves? >> i don't think you could say that they invested in themselves. they were trenched. all you had to do was look at the statistics. cities laid off staff members, even public safety police and fire officials, ho

it is syria's largest city and has been a major front in that country's civil war.ore than 100,000 people there dying since the conflict began in 2011. >>> we now know that most of syria's chemical weapons will be destroyed at sea on board u.s. ships. this according to an international watchdog group watching the destruction of the weapons. but this could be delayed. >> the target was to remove syria's most toxic chemicals out of the country by december 31st, but it seems that there is going to be at least a month delay. the reason is the volatile security situation on the ground in addition to the weather. what is going on here is an attempt to rid syria of chemical weapons in the middle of a raging civil war, and it's a very difficult situation on the ground. the security situation is is the major highways security is changing hands, and the weather. the snowstorm has hit the region that added more hurdles to the original implemented plan. officials say they're going to be able to remove these toxic chemicals very soon and they're confident that it is feasible and

was the largest city in the new world.it's also one of the largest cities in human history before the industrial revolution. teotihuacan is also a unique archaeological site in a number of characteristics -- its architecture, and the size of that urban area. plus that fact that it is a supremely ordered and organized and planned community. keach: teotihuacan was an impressive model of urban planning. radiating from central avenues lined with pyramids and temples, teotihuacan contained more than 2,000 nearly identical house compounds. archaeologists now believe the compounds also served as workshops. the unique design of the compounds created buildings which used public and private space efficiently. each compound housed 30 to 100 people. each was divided into four or more private apartments surrounding a common courtyard. here the teotihaucanos worked at their craft specializations like the making of clay figurines. thousands of such figurines have been found all over teotihuacan. archaeologists suspect that they had some

. >>> minimum wages are about to rise in the bay area two largest cities. on new year's day, minimum wage in san francisco will go up 19- cents to $10.74 an hour. that is the second highest wage in the country. and san jose's minimum wage will increase 15-cents to $10.15 an hour. california's minimum wage will jump $1 to $9 an hour on july 1st. >>> the faa announces half a dozen locations where the government will test unmanned aircraft known as drones. we'll tell you where. >>> big waves known as king tides are hitting the california coast right now and for the next few days. what scientists are asking beachgoers to do to help with the research. >>> the federal aviation administration has chosen the six places where the government will test and develop requirements for the nonmilitary use of unmanned aircraft systems. also known as arial drones. the six sights will be developed by the university of alaska, the state of nevada, texas a & m university and virginia tech university griffiss airport in new york, north dakota department of commerce. >>> just wee

detroit has officially become the largest city in u.s. history to enter bankruptcy. a federal judge has ruled that the motor city is eligible for protection under chapter nine of the bankruptcy code. the decision clears the way for the city to deal with billions of dollars in debt. but it will also have far reaching implications for its kress tors and pensioners. i have been in touch with legal experts that they thought this was is jut come, and they were right. now there is a goaling that we know where the city of detroit stands now let's move forward. and that was the point that they made during the press conference shortly after the judges ruling. we have a lot of work ahead of us, i would ask our creditors none of which filed objection to our eligibility, but equally our labor partners top to come forward with us and take this opportunity even in the process of litigation and appeals to get at the sorely needed reform that this city has to achieve, so we can move forward. >> when orr made this filing back in july, unions came out saying that pensions were protecte

that is the largest city and was the commercial capital. it is divided with some districts controlled by pro government forces and others by various rebel groups. opinion polls in chile show presidential candidate michele bachmann heading toward victory sunday. she was former president from 2006 to 2010 and is loping for a big win to pwoepbolster her ref mandate. it is the first presently showdown between two women in chile. >> the two candidates voted early. opinion polls suggested michelle bachelet will win by a landslides. unless her supporters stay home because they expect her to win. that would be dangerousor her. the supporters of her challenge er emily matthei those each vote counts if she's to stand a chance. she is an economist who backs business friendly policies. she's criticize the bachelet's leftist ideas as experiments that failed in other countries. >> our agenda is basically about the middle class. we believe the middle class is the backbone of our country. we have to help them. >> matthei was promptly heck manied buy a grou

the largest city in u.s. history declares bankruptcy.w to protect against credit card fraud and identity theft this holiday season. tips before you shop till to drop. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now becky quick. >>> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. some surprising strength in america's economy. the unemployment rate fell to a

it's also the country's largest city. add to that the 150,000 people who move to tehran each year and there are problems. pollution is the major one. it forces the closure of schools and businesses and causes serious health problems. >> when you're in tehran you can't see it because of the pollution. it's so bad that i can feel lead on my tongue. they should do something about it instead of making a specialized lung hospital. doing is that is healthy. this pollution is the unhealthiest thing for people and we're all in the same body. >> reporter: estimates includi y because of that tehran's economy loses $29 million a year. moving the capitol is not a new idea. the previous government of mahmood ahmadinejad made that a focus of his administration. instead of improving the capitol tehran, he focused on strengthening the power of regional areas. at the time that many irans saw that plan as shortsighted and a waste of money. now critics say parliament is just creating the headaches for the new government of hassan rouhani. a

detroit once the nation's fourth largest city can begin to shed its $20 billion debt. it could mean cutting the pensions of thousands of retired city workers. >> the engineer in control of the train was nodding off shortly before the train lost control in new york. the federal agencies investigating the crash removed the rail union from the investigation saying there was a breach in confidentiality. >> vice president joe biden is on a week-long trip to asia

the largest city in canada has seen snowstorms before, but this one was so violent it paralyzed large parts of the city and caused electric substation toss explode. thousands are homes are without power, and emergency crews are working around the clock to fix fallen power lines. >> this is truly one of the worst ice storms we have seen here in toronto. >> thousands of flights were delayed at the airport. >> we have been stuck here for about 24 hours. we have had a couplele of lanes stopped already. >> cars are submerged, and a canoe becomes the only way to get around tone. authorities have evacuated hundreds of people from flooded homes. >> we had been warmed of the r.f.k. of flood and to be ready. >> but the storm spared the city of new york, where people ore t-shirts and shorts. temperatures topped 18 degrees celsius, but it is not expected to last. >> a freeze hitting north america, toronto in particular. let's remind you of the world news headlines. from paris, the last member of pussy riot was released from a russian prison. she joins her partners in calling her release a publici

least three people are dead and dozens are injured after a looting spree in argentina's second-largest city. >> the looters and robbers came out in force sacking supermarkets breaking windows and attacking people in the streets of kordova. they enjoyed a free rain after the police refused to leave their barrack. they went out on strike after a salary increase broke down. >> the federal government collects taxes. kordova is run by the opposition who accuses president cristina fernangez de kirchner. the provincial government, arrival of arge tine president had complained that her government denied his appeal. he accused cristina fernangez de kirchner of shortchanging the province of resources. her administration said they accepted full responsibility. >> translation: there exists autonomy in the arge tine provinces and public security is one of these. it has to do with salaries. >> the governor claimed the police walked off their jobs in retailiation for the decision to shut down nor than 100 brothels, which had been paying off corrupt offices. they had been returning to work after being offe

they are demanding the army get out of ramadi, the largest city here, and that a prominent sunni politician be released. >> i received the resignation from members of parliament. i'll do my best with the government institutions and international community. we are asking the government to answer the demands of the protesters, and to pull back their troops. >> in ramadi the army cleared protesters from their year-old sit-in. >> last night there were 30 al qaeda members there. we don't know who gave them the information. they fled when they found out the government forces were approaching. most of them ran away. >> sunnis say they are being treated unfairly by the shia dominated government. there has been unrest for months. >> we hold the government of nouri al-maliki responsible. we condemn the military for firing at unarmed civilians. we asked tribal leaders not to get involved. >> there has been trouble in the capital baghdad. protests and roads blocked. gunmen say they took control of a road and set military vehicles alight. the government wants the violence contained, especially with elec

federal judge has declared that detroit is eligible for bankruptcy protection and it's now the largest city in the u s history to go bankrupt. the judge ruled on tuesday that the city is able to provide services and pay its bills. the ruling paves the way for detroit to have a fresh start under court supervision. the child in july filed for bankruptcy protection from creditors with debts of eighteen billion dollars. city leaders say they'll drop a corp back rehabilitation plan by the end of this month they're expected to negotiate with creditors to cut loan repayments and medical spending for a retired city workers. and time for check on them i think the us stock prices continue to fall on tuesday investors worried about weak consumer spending the holiday shopping season gets underway the dow jones industrial average lost zero point five nine percent. annie at fifteen thousand nine hundred and fourteen. that's the third straight sessions of declines of more in japanese stocks that could be really at the tokyo stock exchange. you mean overnight market developments not positive how investors

the battle for syria's largest city is intensifies. 36 were killed when government helicopters dropped bombs on sections of the northern city of aleppo. human rights groups say half killed were children. the video was uploaded by activists and cannot be independently verified. >> chile has a new president, michelle bachelet. she'll bring in higher corporate taxes and reducing the wealth gap. she was president from 2006 to 2010. >> the journey for nelson mandela ended this morning, he was laid to rest in qunu, a small village where his life began. >> tens of thousands of demonstrators spent the day demanding that ukraine leaders sign a deal with the e.u. john mccain and chris murphy travelled there to support the protesters. >> british actor peter o'toole died in london, he was known for his role in "lawrence of arabia". those are the headlines. goodnight. >> your subject your commitment and your discipline has released me to stand before you today. >> i never heard him say that he was grateful to the united states. >> the cold war mentality of the 1980s defined the u.s. relationship wi

syria's largest city. many killed are children.th africa, now the focus on fulfilling nelson mandela's legacy. a secret kept from the nsa. information that snowden might still hold might be worth his freedom.

deadly attack on syria's largest city the asset ratio which is the pressure that strike a marketplace in aleppo resulting in the deaths of at least twenty one. oh well collectibles like to use or monotone but this was. we begin in the egyptian capital where clashes between supporters of the muslim brotherhood and security forces have resulted in the death of his students a number of others have been injured all this will happen on a roll today at the campus of the us hall university which is a prominent center of sunni islamic learning supporters of the brotherhood been staging a protest at as the government designated the mic and terrell my section five days ago. two of them as hyena this city's buildings up in flames luckily no one was unsigned according to authorities student activists with tiny stick the muslim brotherhood on behind the blaze. lisa quick to respond to an easing the gas to disperse a crowd of remorse the protest is homemaking tuesday over a hundred of rests. and as high as ten tips on you can make a landing as the moms in the scene of protests drew mostly students.

. >> the battle for syria's largest city intensified. 36 were killed when government helicopters dropped bombs on the northern city of aleppo. half of those killed were children. the video was uploaded by activists and cannot be independently verified. the european union put the talks on trade talks with ukraine. tens of thousands demanded that leaders sign the deal, instead of closening ties with russia, john mccain and chris murphy travelled to support the protesters. >> nelson mandela has been laid to rest. the cameras were turned off for the burial. british actor tool your died in london after a long illness, he was known for his role in "lawrence of arabia," he was me to stand before you today. >> i never heard him say that he was grateful to the united states. >> the cold war mentality of the 1980s defined the u.s. relationship with south africa's apartheid rulers and others across the country says former president jimmy carter. >> all the other presidents were in bed with military dictators. >> he is in the country to attend the funeral of nelson mandela. he reflects on u.s. polic

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been three cases patients lebanon's tommy's to take charge of security in the country's second largest city of tripoli. the mission is to toss the six months following that the sectarian clashes thing to do will this area. lebanon is still struggling officers and civil war many fear finest of the spending from syria could be ninety eight. a twenty four hour half year has been imposed in northeastern ninety area of the boat or on insurgents attacked the airbase at making curry the court say it was a coordinated operation involving hundreds of men that sense the fish in the twenty two minutes to pass another set to be named yet. the five story building under construction has collapsed outside so hollow and for sale. thirteen people had been working on the side that went off inside the building gave way witnesses said it helped wall street on monday evening the structural fault has been claimed. group. the cement i may never have made it to pakistan but their descendants and while taking the country by storm with the puppy the tv series. but love the comic is keen on attack as such some in pak

there has been a lot of research about this nationally and in chicago, which is america's 3rd largest city, with what companies are doing there. let's talk to melissa harris, she's a business columnist for the chicago tribune. just how bad is it? > >of the fortune 500, only 21 women are ceo's. of the fortune 1000, the number goes up to 45. > >but that is dismally low. is this a trend? > >this is a number that is growing believe it or not. the 21 figure is the highest that it has ever been. progress is glacially slow. > >what about boardrooms? > >with boardrooms, the number is 16.3% of all fortune 500 board members are women. and that number has stalled for about 7 years. > >there was separate research done on chicago companies. talk about some specific companies. a lot of these are still marquee names that people would recognize. > >so, in the chicago region, there are 4 companies here with no women board members. that's cf industries, hub group, navistar, and cna financial. in addition, there are 9 companies who repot having now women executive officers. > >this is still representative of

carnage in syria's largest city. amid smoke and burning cars, desperate attempts to rescue those buried by a massive barrel bomb like this one, dropped from the sky. children cling to parents, a badly injured man is carried away, a boy trembles in shock. opposition groups say 26 children were among the dozens killed. the attacks continued today. barrels packed with nails and explosives dropped from government helicopters as seen in this cell phone video of an earlier attack. the death toll climbs on both sides of this war. just last week more than a hundred were killed when opposition fighters reportedly used civilians as human shields. we arrived in damascus at dusk. our journey from lebanon just over 50 miles took seven hours through snowy mountains and checkpoints. an estimated million terrified syrians have made this journey in the other direction, fleeing the country that has been tearing itself apart for almost three years. in all, almost 9 million people, more than a third of syria's entire population have fle

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a pack of piranha attacked dozens of swimmers on argentina's second largest city, chomping into these. one of the worst attacks in memory. officials say the beach was packed with thousands of bathers because of the soaring heat. that heat wave blamed for drawing in piranha. the fish long fed into big popular nightmares. fodder for hollywood flicks like "piranha 3-d" and watch this nat-geo video. an egreat falls into piranha-infested waters. the water seems to boil as they devour the bird leaving only feathers. pound for pound, the piranha's bite is more powerful than a great white shark's and three times stronger than a gators and smell blood up to two miles away. as we learned when we swam with anacondas in the amazon last year and jack track jaguars, it's hard to get footing, huh? in streams with piranhas they often leave humans alone. which is why hours later, the swimmers were back, banking the piranha wouldn't take another bite. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> how creepy is that? >>> we go to something cuter in the water, baby penguins. they made their debut yesterday. >> the af

. >>> detroit becomes the largest city to go bankrupt. it slashes benefits to thousands of workers and retires. >>> and an nfl superstar surprises fans with his response to their wedding invitation. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, december 4th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, a lawyer for the engineer of the train that derailed as it sped through a curve, he told investigators he was in a daze just before the crash. four people died in the crash and more than 70 others were injured. william rockefeller, an engineer for ten years, has become the focus of the crash investigation. marlie hall is in new york with the latest. marlie, good morning. >> anne-marie, questions about rockefeller's role in the derailment have grown once it became known the train jumped the tracks going at an excessive speed. his attorney characterized rockefeller's state as highway hypnosis, while union officials said rockefeller basically anoth nodded off at the controls. >> he had one of th

baites are about to hold a news conference on sunday's deadly train crash in new york city. >> detroit has become the largest u.s. city to ever enter bankruptcy. a federal judge's decision sets the same for how to slash the 18 billion-dollar debt. that can include cutting pensions. scientists find yasir arafat did not die radio active poisons. let's get to the latest now on the train derailment in new york city. >> performed the proper brake test prior to the accident leaving the station. and again, no anomalies were noted. we also looked a the data for each of the station stops and saw no anolllies or deg grow face of a braking performance as the trip went along. similar my put, based on this data, there's no indication that the brake systems were not functioning properly. also today, investigators began a more detailed inspection in each of the railroad cars and the locomotive. these cars were moved late yesterday to secure rail yards and investigators spent the day documents and independenting the mechanical systems. in addition we are continuing to -- we are continuing signal testing and to date no anoll

in mom's soul and taking note of good progress on the tool i want economic zone near the largest city of young goal he said japanese firms need to start operations there in two thousand and fifteen liters of japan's private and sectors see the zone is a key way into the growing myanmar market the two ministers agreed japan will provide financial and technical support the building power plants and to the secure electricity grid. many business leaders around the world have been turning their attention to india. not only as a huge potential market but also as a manufacturing base competition has intensified and are now facing up to the challenge of some new rivals local indian companies in each year olds can cope with their reports on the shifting trends in the manufacturing industry particularly in the auto sector. this is part of northern india is home to foreign carmakers and parts suppliers. one of them is a japanese company. the world's largest manufacturer of cables for controlling break the enjoyed strong sales after launching its intent is to fifteen years ago. it seems in two th