air singapore has been forced to cancel some flights. this has affected a number of airlines. this refix is likely to take some weeks. >> scientists at the organization for nuclear research have for the first line attract antimatter, material for years that has been the subject of science fiction. perhaps the researchers hope to extend the time that antimatter can be kept. they believe this will help physicists understand the nature of the origins of the universe. the irish government has admitted for the first time that emergency financial help might be needed to ease the financial crisis. those from the european commission and central bank are traveling to dublin to consider a bailout of tens of billions of euros. >> not so much a bleak day in dublin. possibly a bleak new era. and the economy that was too dependent on a property bubble that has left too many estates empty. that was pumped up by reckless lending. they need massive future lending to protect them against future losses. today for the first time, the finance minister conceded that he may need a financial lifeline

air asia and singapore air decided to sis spend several flights but hope to resume operations soon. > an 80-year-old alameda woman is hoping that two thieves will have a change of heart and give her back the little dog they stole on saturday. she says one of the men stole her 6-year-old dog, deuce, and another man stole her purse. police say the men told the victim they -- they a gun, but that was not confirmed. she said it happened in the early afternoon. she was less than a block from her home when the robbery happened. police say the men were driving a faded blue or green '80s honda or toyota sedan, with a gray front quarter panel. they are asking anyone with information to please call police. >>> smudges on ballots are causing scanners to reject thousands of vote-by-mail ballots. now county workers are trying to remove the smudges using rubber erases. the company that makes the ballots has taken responsibility for the problem and says it will pay the county for all costs associated with inspecting and cleaning the ballots. >>> oakland voters can get a free ride from their home to

out what airlines were fined well all our top international airlines like british airways singapore airlines air canada and air france kill them you name it well we'll have more on that in the program but first gold and silver surged to a record high fueled by inflation and eurozone sovereign debt woes gold is hovering around peak levels exceeding the fourteen hundred dollars per ounce mark sobers also maintaining its gains having risen to a thirty year peak and our say the demand for precious metals could continue to climb i mean lower interest rates the european sovereign debt crisis and jitters around over the global economic slowdown now earlier i spoke to my knowledge blood was a senior trader at capital from london he said that the sharp increase in demand for gold was also heavily linked to the federal reserve's decision to inject another large amount of cash into the market. what those serve to do is put more money in the economy this is to depress the price of bonds depressing the price of the dollar as well and this is a natural catalyst to push the price of gold higher and so what we'

air asian and singapore air suspended several flights today.y hope to resume operations today. >>> and we've been talking about the weather, and over to our chief meteorologist, what are we looking down the line here? >> one thing we have is the high surf advisory, that stays in effect until tomorrow. of course out at the coast you thought the big waves were coming in. mavericks is breaking today. the swells tomorrow won't be quite as big. these pictures taken today. the wind got on a little bit. but you can see these big surfs. those boards about 10 feet long. that's a big wave out there. biggest wave we've seen all season. stay away from the coast because it's going to be big again tomorrow. not as big as today but big again tomorrow. a lot of rip currents. your forecast as this jet stream stays to the north. it's going to stay to the north. it's not moving until the end of the week. and when it does it's going to drop down here and cool us off and bring some moisture. that's not till the end of the week. for tomorrow mostly sunny. a warming

. >> singapore airlines said it's resuming air flights of the airbus passenger planes a day after the engine operated by the qantas failed soon after takeoff. the qantas flight made an emergency landing at singapore. in a moment we'll have the latest from our correspondent in singapore. first though, we have a report on how the emergency unfolded. >> we have a technical issue with number two engine. >> it's what every passenger dreads. thousands of feet up. a tear in the wing clearly filmed from inside the plane just 15 minutes from singapore en route to sydney. >> secure at this stage. we're going have to hold for some time. >> the a380 the biggest passenger plane in the world was caught on film from the ground in indonesia. it had dropped as it flew over batam island. parts of the engine had fall on the ground. at first, they thought it had crashed. but after circling and dumping its fuel, the aircraft prepared to make an emergency landing. it went smoothly. and calmly. all 433 passengers and 26 crew were safe. but left questioning what went wrong when they arrived back in singapore

air france klm group. british airways faces the second-biggest house fine, just over one $140 million. carlos was the next. others are qantas, singaporelines, and air canada. >> with the commission's intervention, the cartel has ended. more than likely, it would have continued today and created more harm to companies and consumers. >> with this judgment, the eu commission wants to send this message. any company thinking of colluding can expect to be severely punished. with this judgment, the eu makes it possible for customers who are overcharged from the likes of british airways and air france to pursue those companies through the courts. that would make more pain for the airlines. >> you are watching bbc world news. coming up, opening a door to the past, nostalgia to hal the old east germany is turning into a money center. the russian president has pledged that those responsible for the brutal beating of a prominent newspaper journalist will be brought to justice. a well-known political reporter and bobber is now in intensive care following the attack outside of his home last weekend. it was the latest in a series of attacks on journ

air asia and singapore's airline decided to suspend several flights but hope to resume operations soon> rejecting ballots. find out why scanners are not accepting hundreds of thousands of vote-by-mail ballots in santa clara county. >>> tmz.com is reporting bareby rounds was pulled over in west hollywood -- barry bonds was pulled over in west hollywood for talking on his cell phone while driving. the violation will like hi cause him $125. tmz bonds was totally -- tmz reported bonds was totally cool with police and left without incident. >>> in santa clara county, smudges on ballots, they are causing electronic scanners to reject thousands of vote-by- mail ballots. right now, county workers are trying to remove those smudges with rubber erasers. the company who made them said they will take full responsibility. pam? >>> on election day, some voters in alameda county will use ranked voting for the first time. here's how it works, if no candidate gets the majority of first-choice vote, then voters who chose that candidate will have their vote transferred to the second vote. if the majority

air paseo. added other news the e.u. has fined eleven airlines a total of eight hundred million euro for fixing prices on international cargo shipments top international airlines including british airways singapore airlines air canada and air france were fined for coordinating their action on surcharges for fuel and security that discounts between one thousand nine hundred nine and two thousand and six. the fine of the blue whistle on the cartel. brew calls burke has lost market share in russia where it's the top brand and it warned that the rising cost of grain especially barley will boost the price of beer however all of calls broke east european markets grew in contrast to slumping sales in western europe third quarter operating profits rose twenty six percent the company raised its full year forecast to more than ten billion krohn or one point eight billion dollars. and finally russia set for a period of rapid growth that's according to the organization for economic cooperation and development league paris based financial institutions says the prospects for. leading economies diverting and bases this forecast a series of forward looking konami indicators the u.s. germany and japan will also

how singapore air is reporting to new problems. >>> we'll reveal the reason more and more bay area restaurantsust saying no to credit cards. friday on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> a parolee made his first court appearance this morning. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom where 43-year-old gary scott holland made a brief appearance. he is charged with murder, burglary, robbery and attempted rape in the stabbing and beating death of 46-year-old kathleen moran. >>> elizabeth smart took the stand for the second straight day today in the kidnap trial of brian david mitchell. today smart who is now 23 years old described the nine months when she was held against her will. smart was kidnapped from her salt lake city home eight years ago at the age of 14. she testified today that mitchell's desire to find another kidnapping victim is what led them to return to utah after traveling to california and nevada. mitchell has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> a new health clinic opened in san francisco today for people who have jobs but no health insurance. the clinic by the bay is staff

prices on international cargo shipments top international airlines including british airways singapore airlines air canada and air france kayleigh are fine for coordinating their action on search charges for fuel and security without discounts that's between one thousand nine hundred ninety and two thousand and six skip the fine as it blew the whistle on the cartel. and. it's all for me and the business team here but you can always find most stories if you log on to our website and i remind you it's our t. dot com slash. wealthy british style done some time to put it on. target. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kinds of reports. here with our t.v. time now to have a look at our top stories for this hour the u.s. is accused of fear mongering as critics say of china and russia being bad to divert attention from domestic failings new york's mayor michael bloomberg says washington is playing on people's faith and risking a trade war with b.j. . global pressure mounts on ease ro

concern by residents in the area of north concord, avon and vine hill because they're obviously singapore into the air. it has met teams are on the scene. crews on the scene to work on it we will stay in touch with the issue in keep posted on developments. >> a live look at saw it from the roof cam plenty of sunshine this afternoon but a few clouds of the mountains. sunny and a little warmer. current conditions in the '60s although close to the coastline in the upper 50s. forcing breezy conditions close to the coast about 50 mi. an hour in san francisco in the salmon have been very well. 63 concord, 62 san jose, 62 in santa rosa. yesterday temperatures drop off dramatically in santa rosa as the rain pushed and. 10 degrees what we're out there now compared to 24 hours ago. five degrees warmer novato and a couple degrees warmer everywhere else in the bay area. tonight into tomorrow, a chilly evening the temperatures will drop off dramatically. it ran for another cold morning of there tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 30's and mainly below '40's. fog in the north bay expected but into the afterno

air space? >> and a qantas in a singapore an emergency landing and loud bang and of the engines blowing up!he damage, and the flight at 459 people. no injuries, and the passengers of the crew did a good job keeping everybody homcalm >> and look at this ash, from this a deadly volcanic with increasing fears for the safety, the health. just a short time ago, the death toll has climbed to 56 people including a three year-old girl. clouds of ash had been cascading down the mountain. torching homes. this first burst back to life on october 26th. pamela? >> fighting the top cancer killer, the national cancer has a special c t scan can detect lung cancer to save lives if. >> and former deaths were found from a former smokers, with getting a ct scan, and the early detection! that this could equi help fight lung cancer. in los angeles, they expect marijuana brownies the eight middle school children could have been ill. this morning, the fire crews say that the students were complaining of rapid heartbeat. and one had and russia. a medical unit set up shop and-no shawna. apostle marijuana poisoning.

the airlines include air france, klm, british airways, singapore airlines. klm was fined the largest amount. jal was fined about $50 million. the struggling japanese carrier says the eu fine will not affect its reconstruction plans and will use reserve funds to cover the loss. >>> huge fiscal deficits of ireland and portugal are rising -- raising concerns about another credit crisis in the n-year government bonds of the two countries have been declining since the start of this month, falling below the levels when the debt problem in the eurozone deepened earlier this year. prices of greek and spanish bonds are also dropping as both countries are saddled with huge deficits. investors are staying away from these bonds because they fear the economy -- the economic recovery in these countries could be delayed. >> the more they tighten fiscal policy, the more they will also impair growth. and you get to a vicious circle. and what is absolutely certain is that there will be further fiscal crisis in the eurozone. >>> and this news just in. a japan coast guard offic

after a mid- air engine problem from singapore. the engine fell off the qantas super jet made an emergency landing 459 people on board everyone is ok. one of the insurance failed over western indonesia. debris right there they founded on the ground. the carrier says there was not an explosion. the plane did land safely the flight is a regular service that flies between sydney, singapore, london. >> suspicious package at jfk. this after they took a closer look they said it was safe in the and no explosives were found. they found a package of one they scanned it they saw us off on his side and other papers. it was deemed to be safe no bomb. authorities on high alert after they disrupted the plot last week from yemen to mail bombs on cargo planes like this. >> working a couple of developing stories that are accidents one this is a big hot spot in san jose live at the scene of this accident a big rig in san jose is blocking southbound 1 01. it has been shut down by 880 in blocking southbound 1 01. it has been shut down by 880 in san jo

. >>> and these singapore residents are holding parts of an air bus. king off from singapore. passengers saw debris falling from the wings. the air bus 380 made an emergency landing. they are designed to fly when only three of the sen gins are going. >>> after a shellacking and a shift in power on election night, president obama is inviting republican leaders to a bipartisan meeting this month. this morning the president talked about compromise afterward telling reporters he invited incoming house speaker john boehner and mitch mcconnell to meet with him. as well as harry reid. >> i think it's clear that the voters sent a message which is they want us to focus on the economy and jobs and moving this country forward. >> that bipartisan meeting is scheduled for the 18th. not on the agenda is an overhaul of health care. but the senate gop leaders says that is exactly what he wants to target. >> for the past two years, democratic lawmakers chose to ignore the american people. so on tuesday the american people chose new lawmakers. >> said to a speech to a gr

singapore to sydney last week. they will remain on the ground for at least another 72 hours. our chief economics correspondent. >> it may have been a technical problem, but it turned into a mid-air crisis after one engine exploded. forced to make an emergency landing in singapore. qantas reported oil leaks and other engines as well. leaving the entire fleet still grounded. >> the entire investigation has narrowed to the possibility of an oil leakage in the turbine area. investigations in other areas are continuing in order to allow other potential issues. >> you must come to the museum to be reminded of their iconic role. jet engines like this one with a reputation for world markets. giving every indication that they can navigate their way quickly. experts say that it is too early to assess the full implication. >> the real issue is what it will cost them in terms of reviewing the program. >> after rising steadily from the summer right up through last week, they tumbled sharply on thursday. still falling earlier today. late this afternoon they recovered some of their losses after rolls-royce said they had made progress in the engine's failure. marking the anniversary with john t

air. flight was on its way from singapore to sidney, australia when it had a h a problem. the jumbo jet had to return quickly to singapore and landed safely. scare come days after a qantas airbus super-- made an emergency landing in singapore. a large piece of the engine broke off falling down on to a highly populated area. qantas grounded its fleet of a380. >>> cuban authorities are recovering body after they try to figure out what caused a plane crash. the aero caribbean was heading to havana yesterday when it crashed in a mountainous area. the plane first reported an emergency around 5:45 p.m. local time. then lost contact with air traffic controllers. witnesses say the plane made several sudden movements before crashing to the ground and bursting into flames. officials say there were 40 cubans and 28 foreigners but no americans on board. >>> in haiti, hurricane tomas is flooding a sea side town. town already devastated by an earthquake. in port-au-prince, more than a million people living in makeshift tents were told to leave. many have nowhere to go after january's de

the passenger plane had engine trouble after it took off from singapore, forcing an emergency landing. it was the most serious mid-air accident involving the a 380 since it debuted in october of 2007. this flight originated in london and was flying to sydney. the ceo of qantas said all of the 380s are suspended until the airline can ensure that these planes are safe. qantas flies out of sfo and los angeles. republican leaders will lay out their agenda for the next congress. tracie potts reports, topping the list is slashing the budget and starting all over with health reform. >> a divided congress, a president humbled and apologetic. >> it's hard. i take responsibility for it. >> what's next? cooperation? >> the american people want us to work together. >> newly empowered republicans have a different idea. fire the democrats. >> what are our friends learned is that choosing the president over constituents is not a good strategy. >> in a speech, connell will suggest president obama should not be reelected. nancy pelosi said she hasn't decided whether to step down. >> after you serve as speaker of the house, it's hard

air crisis. the jet was forced to make an emergency line with the -- landing in singapore. >> the whole fleet is still grounded. >> the focus of our investigation has narrowed to the possibility of an oil in the turbine area. however, investigations in other areas are continuing in order to rule out other potential issues. have to come to the science museum to be reminded of rolls-royce.le of it has a first-rate reputation in the world market. experts say it is early to assess the full implications. >> there is no doubt it is a embarrassment for rolls-royce. how much it will cost them. >> the share price tells its own story. sharply on thursday after news of the qantas emergency. today, it recovered some of the losses after rolls-royce said it made progress in understanding the causes of the engine failure. they marked the anniversary with the celebrity pilot john travolta. rolls-royce will not be coming to the party just yet. >> can as i speedy solution to economic crisis? saffron is a crucial ingredient, but it could also be a crucial ingredient to getting jobs back. ed families are growing th

news, qantas airlines has suspended all flights of its six airbus 838 after a mid-air engine problem on a flight from singapore. qantas superjet in emergency airline landing after one of its four airlines failed you can see some of the debris that fell from the sky parts of that airplane report of the falling to the ground. the carrier says there was no explosion or for what reason fragments of the engine began breaking apart the plane landed safely and no injuries are reported that flight is a regular service between sydney, singapore, london. until the free-throw what went wrong is now grounding all of its 838 airlines. assistance this package conjugate brief evacuation, we're dry red jfk kennedy airport in new york after investigating and further the fbi determined it was safe, no explosives or found new york police say contain the cellphone, paper. u.s. authorities are on high alert after they interrupted a plot from bombs from yemen to the u.s. on cargo flights much like this one. we're curious to see what flight delays were out there, we have come across a few. when 1.49 minute for international airport

singapore. they are now grounded all of their air bus 380 jumbo jets until they figure out the cause of the engineroblem. >>> president barack obama now reaching out to republicans after their election victory in the house of representatives. the president says he is ready to talk about republican priorities, but he said he is not willing to repeal his health care plan. >>> an overnight fire created scary moments for people in an apartment building. that started at about 3:00 this morning. we just got an inside look at the damage and joinings us now from the scene. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. you know, the damage inside this apartment building is extensive. the crews just put up the tape that you see behind me. but memos ago, they took us inside where a good portion of the apartment complex is gutted. >> you wouldn't have been able to get through this. >> reporter: fire officials say the flames broke out in the bedroom of a first floor apartment just before 3:00 this morning and. those quickly spread to the second and third floors. we are here near the intersection of wood side

singapore. now they have grounded all six of the air bus 380 jets until they can fissure out the cause of the engine problem. >>> and president barack obama is reaching out to republicans after their election victory in the house of representatives. the president says he's ready to talk about republican priorities starting with taxes and spending. but the president said he's not willing to repeal his health care plan. >>> the race for state attorney general is undecided this morning. the san francisco democrat harris has a narrow lead over steel coolly, the republican canidate. thousand of balance locals are still being counted so the rules are not final. now harris' campaign is expressing confidence that after all the votes are in, they'll come out ahead. she trailed in early returns on tuesday, in fact, the district attorney for law enforcement at one point declared victory. but then canceled the news conference yesterday because of uncertainty of the outcome. >>> tomorrow, the registrar will start counting second choice votes in the race for oakland's next mayor. right now, first place is 35% of

singapore. engineers conducted checks on the engines of all their air buses which is the world's newest and largest airliner. they found oil leaks and qantas officials say the engines will be removed for w further testing. meanwhile, the airbus a-3 80s will be grounded for three additional days. >> residents in antioch are waiting to find out if they can return home after an early morning fire. that fire broke out around 2:30 yesterday morning on lone tree way. at least four apartments were completely destroyed and several others why seriously damaged. one woman in second floor apartment was taken to a local hospital with burns. one resident told us he had gone outside and everything seemed normal and then moments later the complex was burning. >> there was a fire. i said wow. i grabbed what i could and got out of there. >> building inspectors hope to know how many units are safe to live in. they say a smeker could have started the fire and the smoke alarms had recently been removed. >>> california's unemployment fund is broke with one out of eight workers out of job the state is borrowing billions

lufthansa and singapore airlines have 14. they are back in the air.antas uses the superjumbos on routes here to the u.s. and europe stoars congressman charles rangel of new york could be fined sanctioned or even expelled from the house for violating house rules. in washington, d.c., rangel asked for fairness and mercy while admitting to making numerous errors. right now the house committee on standards of official conduct is hearing the case on punishment. rangel was convicted on 11 counts of violating house rules. he misused his office at a fundraising for a college center named after him. and he made misleading financial statements and failed to pay taxes on rental income on a beach villa. >>> illinois senator roland burris gave his farewell speech today. warned that the senate stands at a cross roads. >> partisanship and obstructionism threaten to somewhat paralyze this great institution. but it is a testament to the inherent wisdom and durability of the senate of the rules and of the tradition that govern this institution that even in the face of

. >> qantas has suspended all flights after mid air in jim problem on a flight from singapore.his is video. 459 people on board an engine failed. dramatically over indonesia. this is video of the flight. what fell to the ground is what took people by surprise. parts of the engine of falling from the plane landing miraculously on nobody. qantas airlines says there was no explosion in the plane landed safely. that flight is a regular service that flies between singapore, london. >> the cow's of the passengers said they saw sparks and this thing false. they have four engines. >> they said if it blew out towards the future look fusil lodge this would of been a tragedy. >> will be back with more a couple of minutes. mt. tam camp are last nice warm day of the heat wave we've had midweek and we will start have a cool down tomorrow. we will be right back. some 40 a.m. stocks are rising sharply this morning a day after the federal reserve announced a plan to stimulate the economy. the dow up 171. >> the giants say there were more than 1 million people at the big parade. probably. if you

the problems began from singapore forcing an emergency landing. it was the most serious mid-air incident since they debuted in early 2007. they are making sure the planes are safe. >> we would suspend the services until we are confident that qantas's requirements have been met. >> the flight originated in london and was flying to sydney with a stop in singapore. all a 380 flights are suspended until they can ensure the planes are safe. we just checked with sfo and as of now, we don't know of any qantas cancelations here. >> here's something to think about the next time you book holiday travel that might take you through the east coast. flight delays are as bad as ever. scheduling rules put too many plans in line with bad weather. a as planes stack up, the delays spread across the country and dozens of flights are disrupted. scheduling limits at jfk, la guardia and nuke airports are based on good weather conditions. when bad weather hits, air traffic controllers are forced to hold flights on the ground leading to back ups. just before 6:00, an update on the location. cph had the

air buses. they grounded planes after an engine burst minutes into a flight. the plane made a safe emergency landing in singapore. oil has been found on engines where it shouldn't be. represents for quantas says the planes won't fly until the safety inspections are complete. they are hoping it takes only a few more days. >>> no break at the gas pump. what we are paying now and why we could see a spike in gas prices in the next few weeks. >>> workers at an east bay paint store robbed at gun point. why some say it is just one of a string of robberies committed by the same people. >>> and trapped for months in an underground mine in chile. today he showed the same determination that kept him alive. his major accomplishment. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs5 weather center. showers are now ending. but what about more rain? we are going to talk about that coming up. [ son ] my parents have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. th

air buses 380. passenger jets, singapore airlines is replacing engines on three of the planes after finding oil stainst days after the airline put its fleet back in service following the explosion of a similar engine on a qantas jet. since then, qantas grounded its 380. singapore doesn't know if the action is related. >> brian: today the state of alaska begins checking and rechecking the 85,000 write in ballots to determine who will win the senate race there. republican joe miller filed a lawsuit trying to block any write in ballots that have a candidate's name misspelled even slightly. if he gets his way, that could be trouble for lisa murkowski who waged a fierce write in campaign. the state said it will examine the ballots for the voters' intent, and i star that, on who they wanted to vote for. it will be weeks before the official winner is announced. right now the write in candidate leads by more than 11,500 votes. >> alisyn: sarah palin not happy with some schools talk of limiting students' sugar intake. when she visited the christian school in pennsylvania yesterday, she brought cookies for the

. >>> air france has no plans to ground its four airbus a380's after an operator was forced to make an emergency landing i i singapore. they say they are not equipped with rolls royce engines like the one on the qantas airliner. they have granted their fleet after one of them made an emergency landing -- qantas grounded their fleet after one of them made an emergency landing. >> shocked passengers are not likely to forget this flight anytime soon. >> i was sitting behind the wing. we felt this loud thud. everybody was shaken by it. i said, the pilot did a fantastic job. >> an explosion appeared to have destroyed the engine casing and damage the wing. eyewitness is in indonesia said they heard a loud noise. the fligh wa on i w to sydney and stopped on its weight and singapore. six minutes after takeoff, the engine failed. the pilot had it back to singapore. a passenger filmed the damaged wing as qantas began their investigation into the incident. the carrier said it would ground its fleet of six a380's. >> we will suspend all a380 take off until we have sufficient information on the flight. we wi susndhose a380 servic

quantas has grounded all of its air bus a three eighty super jumbos after one of them was forced to make an emergency landing the plane touched down safely in singapore after an engine failure shortly after takeoff passengers reported hearing a blast but the company denies there was any explosion parts of the engine were found in indonesia the plane was carrying four hundred fifty people no one was injured. and officials in haiti have urged people to seek better shelter as tropical storm tomas approaches the island this is a daunting task for more than a million homeless people in the country they've been living in tents since january the deadly earthquake this is ration has been worsened by an outbreak of cholera it's fear that it could now spread with the storm likely to cause flooding the epidemic has already claimed more than four hundred lives. next the close up team is off on its travels this time to the tomsk region which is in western siberia it's a place renowned as a destination for exiles dating back to the czarist days are these tests are sillier reports on how the past is still affecting its present. there is a saying every thomas local

quantas has grounded all of its air bus a three eighty super jumbos after one of them was forced to make an emergency landing the plane touched down safely in singapore after an engine failure shortly after takeoff reported hearing a blast but the company denies there was any explosion parts of the engine were found to be the way it was carrying four hundred fifty people and no one was injured. there's more bad news for haiti as tropical storm tomas heads towards the island the country's been struggling to stem an outbreak of cholera but the worsening weather could complicate complicate matters the storm may trigger floods that could spread the epidemic which has already claimed over four hundred lives over a million people remain in camps and emergency shelter following january's devastating earthquake which left much of the island in ruins. next up they are too close a team is off on its travels this time to the tomsk region situated in western siberia well it's a place renowned as a destination for exiles dating back to czarist days as are sillier reports on how the past still affects its present. there's a saying every time slogan knows god creat

singapore. there were 459 people on board. no one was injured. >>> in london and at airports where there are similar air bus 8380s, inspectors inspectedthose jumbo jets. ktvu were told there were none of those 8380s at san francisco international airport today. >>>-- at some point during the flight, the man removed his disguise in the bathroom. officials say they believe he's an american citizen but they don't know what his motive was. >>> stocks soared after news that tesla was selling investments. >>> new figures showed trucks outsold cars last month in the united states. trucks made up 54% of all vehicle sales in the united states in october according to industry tracker jd power and associates. that includes pickups, suvs and mini vans. economists say it's an indication that people are starting to spend more and are not intimidated by high gas prices. >>> the world series champions are getting now for the offseason. inside the locker room at at&t park. today the players and giants employees said their goodbyes and packed up their gear. one member of the organization mike murphy started with the team as a bat boy when the giants fi

singapore. there were 459 people on board. no one was injured. >>> in london and at airports where there are similar air bus 8380s, inspectors inspectedthose jumbo jets. ktvu were told there were none of those 8380s at san francisco international airport today. >>>-- at some point during the flight, the man removed his disguise in the bathroom. officials say they believe he's an american citizen but they don't know what his motive was. >>> stocks soared after news that tesla was selling investments. >>> new figures showed trucks outsold cars last month in the united states. trucks made up 54% of all vehicle sales in united states in october according to industry tracker jd power and associates. that includes pickups, suvs and mini vans. economists say it's an indication that people are starting to spend more and are not intimidated by high gas prices. >>> the world series champions are getting now for the offseason. inside the locker room at at&t park. today the players and giants employees said their goodbyes and packed up their gear. one member of the organization mike murphy started with the team as a bat boy when the giants first

. >>> air france has no plans to ground its fou airbus a380's after operator was forced to ma a ergcy landing in singapore. they say they are not equipped with rolls royce engines like the one on the qantas airliner. ey have granted their fleet after one of them made an emergency landing -- qa grounded the fetft o of them made an emergency landing. >> shocked passengers are not likely to forget this flight anytime soon. >> i was sitting behind the wing. we felt this loud thud. everybody washa. i said, the pilot did a fantastic job. >> an explosion appeared to have esoythenneasg and damage the wing. eyewitness is in indonesia said eyea aou ise the flight was on its way to sydney and stopped on its weight and singapore. simite after takeoff, the engine failed. the pilot had it back to singapore. a passenger filmed the dag wing as qantas began their vestigation into the incident. the carrier said it would ground its fleet of six a380's. >> we will suspend all a380 ta off until we have sufficient information on the flight. we will suspend those a380 services until we are completely satisfied that qantas safet

singapore forcing an emergency landing. nobody on board was hurt, but it was the most serious mid-air accident since it debuted in 2007. you can see the damage. qantas ceo said the airline not taking any chances and making sure the planes are safe. >> we would suspend the services until we are completely confident that qantas said requirements have been met. >> they originated out of london and flying to sydney, but they stopped to refuel. look at the damage to the engine. qantas said all 380 flights are suspended until they can ensure the planes are safe. we checked with sfo this morning and as of right now, we do not know of qantas cancellations here. >> this afternoon, the teenagers accused of setting fire to the south bay elementary school will enter pleas in court. the 16-year-old and 17-year-old are being changed as adults. san jose police officers said the teens set the fire that gutted an elementary school causing $10 million in damage. the july 5th fire destroyed 16 classrooms and a library and several offices and did not delay the start of school. >> bay area wildlife experts were trying to figure out who is

the engines have been under scrutiny ever since a mid-air explosion almost brought down a qantas plane. singaporehave their engines in the a-380 airbuses. >> tempers flare at utah's state capital over a controversial illegal immigration bill. >> you calling me a liar? you calling me a liar? >> you didn't listen to what i had to say. you can't -- >> i have. i have. >> it's not about -- >> state representative steve sanstrom is pushing for the bill modelled after arizona's controversial immigration law. supporters of the bill clashed outside the utah house even though police were called in to control the crowd. >> meanwhile, 7-eleven slurpee trucks will be parked in front of washington, d.c.'s union station today. the convenience store chain says it will spread the slurpee love even though the so-called slurpee summit between the president and republican leaders at the white house has been postponed to the 30th. a company statement says president obama and soon-to-be speaker john boehner can come by if they want to. >> all right. let's talk about this. after enduring a shocking loss in the primary

. >> last week the issue of qantas airlines and air-bus 380 which blew an engine mid-flitd and hearing today singapore airlines is switching out the engines on a third of its a380s, what's happening, the two major players in the global market for this. >> >> reporter: sxaeblst. singapore airlines announced it may ground its entire fleet of a380s to examine the problem and as you alluded to qantas monday is grounding its fully of a380s indefinitely discovering oil leaks in several engines, as well. this is a big setback for airbus, really their new signature aircraft. so just like boeing, they are scrambling to frpg out what's happening. >> we've talked about the planes. but, there is actually more news with the people who fly those planes. two different pilots unions calling for a boycott of the full-body scanners we see more and more of in airports. why are they opposed to the added security? >> reporter: well, they are coming out urging pilots to boycott the full-body scanners because they say their primary concern is the radiation since pilots have to fly so many times a month, they say they also h

singapore airlines has also grounded the plans they have with rolls-royce engines. the question for investigators and those flying from around the world is what caused this engine to fail while in mid-air. was it just an isolated incident, or is this a problem that could affect all 1380 -- a 380 planned across the world? >> it has emerged that the engine that failed was identified three months ago as being potentially unsafe. the european aviation authority voiced concerns in an air worthiness directive. the british company rolls-royce make engines for just over half of the airbus a380s in service. we're speaking to a u.s. magazine based in london. how significant is the turbine problem that has been identified a few months ago? >> clearly, there was a problem which was subject to what they call an air worthiness directive, which is where the authorities deem the possible repercussions from damage or where they found in the engine -- or wear they found in the engine that may find -- that may require inspections. that happens all the times in all kinds of aircraft. it was being inspected regularly. there is no direct link to the incident in singapore. it is one of the prime suspect, obv

air buses will keep them grounded longer. the a-380s were grounded last week after an engine burst into flames minutes into a flight. the plane landed safely in singaporens since then, though, oil has been found on engines where it shouldn't be. qantas reps say the a-380s will not fly until testing is complete and they are sure those planes can fly safely. they hope it only takes a few more days. >>> another hearing about the gulf oil spill this morning but this time we could get some answers. an independent panel working for president obama will share its findings about what caused the massive blowout. representatives of the three companies most involved in the accident will be on hand to answer to the allegations and respond to questions. >>> returning to our top story, a small church group from kansas plans to make some big noise on the peninsula this morning. sharon chin is in san bruno where the group is thanking god for a deadly disaster. sharon: >>> reporter: according to their website members of the westboro baptist church of kansas say they are coming to town this morning to protest here at capuchino high school. the group often referred to as

singapore to sydney. it made a safe emergency landing, but left scattered debris across indonesia. the u.s. department of homeland security expanded a ban on air cargo to cover somalia, in the wake of last month's foiled terror plot. the u.s. had already ordered a ban on shipments from yemen, after bombs were found hidden inside printers on aircraft traveling from yemen to the u.s. as part of the new rules, printer toner and ink cartridges weighing more than a pound will also be prohibited on all passenger flights to the u.s. technicians at a nuclear plant in vermont got to work today fixing a pipe that leaked radioactive water. the yankee nuclear plant was shut down yesterday, after a leak was spotted during a routine check. officials with the nuclear regulatory commission said the public was in no danger because the levels of radioactivity were so low. and agency inspectors were overseeing the shutdown of the plant. sam hemingway is covering the story for the "burlington free press." >> reporter: first off, do we know what was leaking and how significant is it? >> this is radioactive water. it was from steam from the reactor that had heated