the deal is split between boeing anit european art rival, airbus. the last time american airlines ordered these was in the late 1980's. th did to buy exclusively from boeing. >> and longtime loyal boeing customer is turning to their european rivals. amic alis is purchasing 260 short and medium term planes from airbus. the move is part of t airline's tendency to have the youngest fleet in the u.s. within five years. american airlines and its bsiaesadot fleet of 900 aircraft. they are all boeing and of mcdonnell douglas models. many of them have an ara age of 15 years. if the u.s. company urges -- urgently needs to modernize their fleet. they chose airbus because of the plane makers fuel efficient models. the high fuel consumptionofhe older planes and high jet fuel companies -- high jet fuel costs have weighed on the company' relt they incurred losses of $286 million. >> how are investors reacting? t' join our new york correspondent. a record order by american airlines but it involves airbus je aweas boeing. tell us about market reaction. >> this seem

. >> reporter: when it comes to making airplanes there are no fiercer rivals than buying and airbus, but today they had to share and stage and enthusiasm for the record deal with american airlines. >> i never thought i'd see a back drop with airbus and boeing and american on it, but we have it today. >> reporter: the new planes will begin rolling out by 2013. and will help overhaul americans' aging fleet. american airlines president tom horton says his airline will be the youngest and one of the most fuel efficient in the country. >> this is all about improving our economics and improving our product. >> reporter: american airlines, which lost $286 million in spring, has been hit hard by rising fuel costs. the deal is a major coup for airbus, the european company had not done business with american since the 1980s. now they're building american 260 airplanes. boeing will provide 200 737s, which it says will help create 3,000 jobs. is it a little bitter sweet to share the spotlight? >> of course you always want to win everything, but neither boeing nor airbus had the capacity to provi

everybody went there and said boeing airbus, the big one probably going to get 300 new orders. they ended up with more than 870 orders. and the good news is alcoa also was able to sign a contract with airbus, for a total of a billion. we see the same type of optimistic environment in the trucks and trailers, also here in the u.s., and we -- >> susie: before you go through all that, let's look because we have a graphic here that looks at your various segments and it is impressive. going down the list, your packaging division, which is cans, up 13% quarter over quarter. aerospace as you just were talking about, up 6%. you go down the list, transportation, industrial products, autos, all of them doing very, very well there. as a c.e.o. who does travel around the world, given all the evidence that we're getting that it's a weak economic environment, how do you expect demand to respond to the various divisions? >> well, we see that on the building and construction side, the situation hasn't changed, it very weak, particularly in the u.s. and europe. china and some other places conti

additionally, the air france airbus a380 is one of the largest commercial airliners in service to date. while passengers on the 300-ton airbus report feeling only a slight rumble. >> airfrance thinks he may have hit somebody. >> the 56 people on the smaller comair bombardier feel a violent jolt. luckily, no one is injured. >> i think the takeaway from this show is keep your seat belt on. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera."

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deal of flexibility for growth as conditions suggest. >> you commit the order between boeing and airbusn? >> each of the companies have been longstanding partners of american airlines and we concluded that our needs were just so great and we wanted to do this in such a big way that one company, one manufacturer couldn't fulfill all of our needs in our time frame so we decided to take both offers, and i think it's going to be a great deal for american airlines. it's also a great deal for boeing and airbus. >> it was a matter of speed and not a matter of for example some of the union issues boeing is facing right now? >> no, it wasn't that at all. it was really a matter of scale. we wanted to do this big. we wanted to do it quickly. the economics were so powerful, and quite frankly, both manufacturers brought us such extraordinary deals that we decided taking both was the way to go. >>> up next we're looking at the political headache for presidential candidate michele bachmann. >> hear what she said about an online claim that chronic migraines could make her unfit to do the job. this is "

american airlines main fleet last flew an airbus two years ago and now ordering 260 of them.s a stranglehold on the current american airlines fleet. the u.s. manufacturer will sell the airline 200 planes. american is building a new fleet of planes that will make about the youngest most fuel efficient line in a few years. >> shepard: does it put pressure on the others to get out and buy new planes. >> the profits could come down to how much a company pays for gas. for american it made all the difference in the latest oning report. in the afternoon the airlines said it lost $286 million this past quarter. they are making more money than a year ago but higher fuel prices cost american more than a half billion dollars. buying efficient planes could force the competition to explore new aircraft with better gas mileage just to keep up. >>> the feds say they are installing new softwares to protect passengers' privacy. the head of the it tsa says screeners will see a generic person instead of the passenger's actual body. see the difference. the tsa chief says the new system will work

the $37 billion deal will be split between boeing and airbus. airline says the new fuel efficient jets will be able to reduce its operating and fuel costs without cutting services to members. >>> intel corporation today beat wall street $forecast and reported record quarterly sales. the world's largest ship maker said its net income rose to $3 billion or 54 cents per share. that's up 2% from a year ago. analysts expected intel to report flat earnings. the company says sales were fueled by strong corporate demand and the surge in mobile devices. the results are considered a good indicator of the entire pc market. >>> shares of the real estate market zillo skyrocketed today. zilo soared to as much as $60 a share tonight. it soared from its ipo price of $20. zillo provides housing value appraisals kahn line and is the latest of a string of internet firms to create a market frenzy in its first day of trading. >>> past studies and society in general say that kids are better off being raised by married parents. a new british survey has added a little

he is knew to the airbus. for the past eight years, he has flown a boeing 737. >> well, take-off was uneventful. it was a nice day. it was cold. this is my second trip on the airplane. i was actually hand flying the aircraft to get used to it. about 3,000 feet we, you know, flew into the birds. >> the plane has been in the air less than three minutes when it collides with geese crippling the engines. >> okay, yeah. this is your captain. we hit birds. you need to return to laguardia. turn left heading 2-2-0. tower stop your departures. >> captain chesley "sully" sullenberger takes control of the airplane, with two simple words. my aircraft. remarkably, there is footage of the plane's last footage being airborne. >> he took over the aircraft and called for the dual engine failure checklist that we do and i started to do that. >> trying to get the engines restarted? >> yes. >> and was there any luck at all? >> no. the engines have to be in a certain protocol. you need to be going a lot faster. >> the airbus dual

that market with airbus. jon: harris faulkner, thanks. >> reporter: sure. jenna: new information following the deaths of two people at a historic mansion and new information is welcome because there are so many lingering questions still. what your seeing right now -- what you're seeing right now is outside the home of a major pharmaceutical executive. his 6-year-old died after a fall inside that mansion. now, just days after that incident the executive's girlfriend was also found dead at the house. adam houseley is live in los angeles with more on this. hi, adam. >> reporter: hi, jenna. there is a slight chance today we could get some results from autopsies. it really depends on whether the investigationers want to seal those entirely or not. they're going back and forth whether to do that. we've talked with them a couple of times about the possibilities, so that could come out. let me give you a timeline after what happened here. just ten days ago a 6-year-old boy, max, the son of a ceo of a major corporatio

airlines just announced that it plans to order 460 new fuel-efficient planes from both boeing and airbus. the $20 billion deal will be roughly split between the two airline manufacturers. this major deal comes as american airlines is expected to post a net loss of about $235 million and possibly sell its regional carrier, american eagle. >>> a group of doctors and health experts wants to give millions of women in the u.s. free birth control. an independent medical panel recommended that health plans offer a range of contraceptives for women without co-pays. they say it should be considered a preventative service. half of all pregnancies are unplanned. doctors say women with unwanted pregnancies are less likely to receive prenatal care and more likely to drink and smoke while pregnant. >>> more proof that cats may have nine lives. nearly three months after a deadly tornado toppled an alabama home the cat came home. it was nowhere to be found after the twister. earlier this month he was found lying under a truck. a veterinarian says the 9.5 pound cat was only two pounds. he is now recoveri

the airline will buy 460 new aircraft over the next decade from both airbus and boeing. however, the undisclosed but no doubt huge price left industry analysts concerned. >>> cleaning and pest controller ecolab is buying nalco for $5.4 billion. >>> in extended trade intel dropped after trimming its personal computer sales forecast. >>> also after the bell, american express nudged up on better than expected profits. >>> a recent acquisition that cut profits clouded ebay in after hours results. >>> finally, the end of a very successful business partnership. saying it's time for a change after 12 years, tiger woods fired caddie steve williams. williams says after working through woods' scandal, he is shocked and disappointed. >>> well, the mets make the call, wild walk-off winners, and a home run that made a real splash. >>> plus, throwing out the ceremonial first ball turns into a wild pitch. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in many areas today the peak of the heat wave was 100 degree heat in the middle of the country to the east coast. your fore

eads is the parent company of airbus, and strong sales of jets helped offset the loss. the company has booked record purchases of its 8-320 jet, a more fuel-efficient version of the earlier model -- a-320 jets. >>> markets remain on edge amid fears that the u.s. will go into default, adding to their biggest weekly loss in almost a year. the benchmark dax index lost almost 0.5%. it euro stoxx 50 post to 1% -- but dropped 1%. the dow jones industrials also closed in negative territory. the currency markets, the euro is trading at $1.4371. >>> the u.s. debt crisis is pushing gold prices higher. they hit records in recent days as a safe haven for cash. the goodness for gold producing countries like south africa. but now goldminers have gone out on strike. >> work at four of south africa's biggest gold mines has come to a grinding halt. 250,000 miners are demanding a wage increase. >> we cannot survive on that wage. >> miners and south africa's coal pits are also calling for higher pay, but mine operators are only offering half of what the striking workers are asking for. st

they will now go from an all boeing fleet to splitting this new order between boeing and airbus of europe. it's such a large order it can actually hurt their competitors by grabbing up the available jets both companies can pump out over the next years. >>> overseas there was an extra ordinary service of parliament about the phone hacking scandal tainting the government and police there. meanwhile, the questioning may not be over yet for the media mogul at the center of this scandal, rupert murdoch. nbc's martin fletcher has the latest from london. >> reporter: up, up, and away for rupert murdoch heading home to america after what he called the most humble day of his live. >> order. >> reporter: leaving behind uporder at parliament's emergency session. where prime minister david cameron ate humble pie, too. >> you live and you learn and believe you me, i have learned. >> reporter: cameron had rejected advice and hired his communications chief andy coulson, the former editor of "news of the world." >> with 20/20 hindsight i would not have offered him the job and i expect he wouldn't have ta

the airline will buy 460 new aircraft over the next decade from both airbus and boeing.wever, the undisclosed but no doubt huge price tag left analysts and industry analysts pretty concerned. >>> ecolab is buying water treatment company nalco for $5.4 billion. intel dropped after trimming its personal computer sales forecast. also after the bell, american express nudged up on better than expected profits. a recent acquisition that cut profits clouded ebay's after-hours results. and finally the end of a very successful business partnership, saying it's time for change after 12 years, tiger woods fired caddie steve williams. williams says after working through woods' scandal, he's shocked and disappointed. >>> the mets make the call, wild walkoff winners and home run that made a real splash. plus, throwing out the ceremonial first ball turns into a wild pitch. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. here's a myth: you get nothing for driving safely. truth: at allstate, you get a check in the mail twice a year, every year you don'

that order is split between airbus and boeing. the more efficient models will cut down on fuel costs. american also announced it will spin off its american eagle regional service as a separate company. >>> delta airlines is cutting service to two dozen u.s. cities. the air carrier blames high fuel costs plus an annual $14 million loss of revenue. most of the cities affected are in the midwest. delta has filed a 90-day notice to terminate service in those sites. no bay area airports though will be affected. >>> here are some stories making headlines all around the bay area. oakland voters will get their say on an $80 a year parcel tax in november. mayor jean quan says the new tax could bring in $1 1 million a year. it would boost funding for police officers and libraries. >>> at&t got the go-ahead today to build hundreds of utility boxes throughout san francisco. a 6-5 vote from the board of supervisors gives the phone company permission to install up to 726 boxes without extra environment review. the boxes will house tv, phone and

s for airbus in the records can siberia so there are multiple areas of cooperation the cooperation between france and russia does work. but i still want to ask you if someone like you doesn't come to russia every fifteen days just the business community in general outside of russia do they still have the old stereotypes of russia. if you speak with the presidents of big french groups present in russia they are very happy to be here and they want to develop their business those who are not here yet often house a priority and we have i have to say that in western europe they are not only in france will be a problem with our media who do not know russia well and russia should communicate more also there are old stereotypes of the progress achieved is not reflected in media. why why is. media portrayed as very biased in the west russian media. their image of russia is based on the past fifteen or twenty years ago they do not come to russia often and often doesn't russia communicate actually quite little to us and what internal changes are taking place we have to deal with outdated ideas and pe

its parent company, a.m.r., is buying 460 aircraft from both boeing and airbus. the deal is worth more than $38 billion and breaks a.m.r.'s longstanding monopoly with boeing. a.m.r. was also out with its second quarter results today. the company lost $286 million as fuel costs offset higher revenue from ticket prices and fees. >> tom: stocks held on to yesterday's sharp gains as investors digested more earnings. let's get to tonight's "market focus." after the close, focus was on semiconductor maker intel with better-than-expected results. beating the street despite slowing personal computer sales, intel's p.c. chip business grew by double digits, as did sales of chips for mobile devices and computer servers. chief financial officer stacy smith echoes what many companies credit for growth-- developing markets. >> they're already more than 50% of our revenue. when i look at the p.c. market, two out of every three units incrementally over the next couple of years, i believe, will come from emerging markets. and there's a simple phenomenon going on there, which is t

plans to upgrade their fleet and order as many as 400 new fuel-efficient planes, from both bowing and airbus. it could cost over $20 billion. this comes as the company is expected to post a net loss of about $235 million, and possibly sell off its american eagle subsidiary. >>> going green is going to cost you a little bit extra at least for the nissan leaf. the automaker is raising the price for the electric car by $2,500 to just over $35,000. nissan says it's adding features like a battery warmer and heated steering wheel and seats. >>> and don't believe your eyes especially when they're bigger than your stomach. those calorie counts on fast food menus, guess what? they're not really accurate. researchers at tufts university studied them at 40 chains and found more than 20% of the items listed were off by at least 100 calories. >> great. >> betty, i'm okay, though, with that. tell me that apple pie is low-fat and i'll believe it and eat it and be happy. >> think the calories are higher than what they're saying unfortunately. >> i know. >> ashley morrison here in new york, thanks so much fo

the dramatic collision there caught on tape as the wing tip of a giant airbus a380 hit the tail of a regional jet and spun it. there were nearly 1,000 runway incidents last year at the nation's airport where planes got too close to each other or vehicles. luckily actual collisions are not common but they are a major safety concern. lisa stark, abc news, washington. >>> and we'll hear more from passengers who were on board those planes coming up on "good morning america." >>> in washington, the president and congressional negotiators are taking a break from the tense budget talks today. but mr. obama will again take his case to the public with his second news conference of the week. there are the slightest t gns of a compromise that might be in the works. it would allow the president to raise the debt limit while cutting an equal amount in taxes. abc news will broadcast the news conference live at approximately 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> they put politics side as congressional staffers met for their annual charity baseball game in d.c. the democrats beat the republicans rather soundly, 8

american airlines just announced it plans to order 460 new fuel-efficient planes from both boeing and airbusillion deal will be roughly split between the two airline manufacturers. this major deal comes as the american is expected to post a net loss before $235 million and possibly sell its regional carrier american eagle. >>> suspected cybercriminals from the bay area are among 60 people arrested in a nationwide raid targeting hactivi sts. "anonymous" gained worldwide attention in december when it disabled and disrupted the websites of paypal, mastercard and visa. >> the power of anonymous is that we have the ability to affect change on the internet. we have a site online. all of a sudden we snap our fingers and that site is gone. >> "anonymous" claimed it was retaliating against paypal for cutting ties to the wikileaks website after the arrest of the editor-in-chief julian assange. according to the san jose indictment, at least two of the hacking suspects are from the bay area. >>> a should in suggests more than a half million illegal immigrants live here in the bay area. the public policy

there through its new flagship airbus a three screen in africa. but japan claims as its territory the coach is hoping to speak to a solid team that's been anywhere else in the region is located in the east sea equal distance from japan and south korea. arenas here now with all the business. following a welcome to business here on r t no we start with russia which has removed the capital gains tax for foreigners trading on the country's stock exchanges the move is months attract further investment and for the promote moscow as an international financial center of on that's going to see on the run the sun's capital says investors will welcome the change. it's quite common that international investors international exchanges don't pay capital talks people gain talks and now russia as you know striving to become a financial center it's trying to bring its regulation in line but what's whatever is the properties from the. international changes so it's. it's moving towards that direction to become an international financial center and cancelled the you

officials for flying with korean air the decision follows the south korean airlines test flight of a new airbus jet over the disputed leon call rocks a few weeks ago protesters japanese flags and protos posters rubber. ok let's check out all the latest business news now which has. a little there and welcome to business here on r.t. . now oil prices continue to ride high despite ongoing fierce of defaults in europe and the us and according to europe's biggest oil company royal dutch shell the time of low cost oil and gas is at an end finding resources will be more complex and will require more money and investment well to discuss this in more detail i'm joined by jorge and want to pick up plots in london thank you very much for being with us on the program now how much are the debt concerns in the u.s. and europe weigh in on the oil price. of the moment strangely they are not weighing very much the oil price has been fairly stable between one fifteen and one twenty let's say but i don't think the market is quite absorbing what our u.s. default would be if there is a u.s. default that would trigg

months after a frighteningly similar incident at new york's jfk airport, where the wing of a giant airbus a-380 clipped the tail of a regional jet. >> roll the emergency trucks to mike. we've been hit by air france. >> reporter: in last night's accidents both planes, loaded with nearly 300 passengers and 27,000 gallons of jet fuel, were heading for takeoff. the regional jet turned off the main taxiway onto another one. the 767 pilots can't quite make it by. they hit the smaller jet. >> we're going to have to come back to the gate or we're thinking maybe we should be towed back to the gate. we had an aircraft hit another aircraft. >> reporter: kevin hiatt is a former delta pilot who flew the very 767 that was involved in last night's accident. so, if you're looking out, you're really loloing out this way, you're not even looking at the wing. that's correct. that's as far as the vision of the windshield here will let you see. >> reporter: ground mishaps are a major safety concern. the faa has forced airports to improve markings for runways and taxiways to help pilots stay on track. governme

it will buy 460 planes from boeing and airbus beginning in 2013. >>> will america default on its debt, or will washington figure out a way out of this potential economic disaster? what does it all mean for your portfolio? joining me now is jason trennert, the chief investment strategist at strategas research. always nice to have you on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> it appears that recent progress on both sides in congress in terms of raising the debt ceiling and cutting the deficit. how are you feeling about this as it relates to our money? >> our guy is washington probably puts the odds of either some sort of technical default or downgrade low single digits. i think that's the good news. i think that's mainly because number one, u.s. is still the reserve currency in the world. and two, it's very, very hard to know who politically would benefit from a standoff at this stage. no one really quite knows what the economic ramifications except to know they would be very bad. and no one knows where the political blame would be placed. our own particular view is even though it mig

buying 360 single i'll jets from boeing and airbus.he new planes have better mileage, and will provide much needed savings on fuel. the deliveries are expected to begin in 2013, and one through 2022. >>> travelers can soon expect more privacy at airport screenings. they have installed new software on body scanning machines. it will replace the passenger's image, with a generic one, while still exposing dangerous items. >>> an important new recommendation for women tonight. the latest advice when it comes to breast cancer screening. >> i was thinking, i could wait until prop 8 is overturned. >> at 10:45, this couple's new plan, and their outlook on overturning prop 8. >>> first, our [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big thank you this friday and saturday! just use your jcpenney rewards credit card to save an extra 20% on all your favorite brands, including home! no exclusions! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are

whole thing could involve 900 planes one analyst american's decision to buy them from airbus shows loss of initiative of the narrow body aircraft market. >> big rally on wall street yesterday, showing progress on the budget deal that could help the u.s. government avoid a default. rupert murdoch told a hearing that he is the best person to clean up the hacking scheme in the company. more problems ahead. police spokesperson says the f.b.i. has contacted the new york city police department to see whether news corp employees tried to hack the phones of 9/11 victims. >>> sacramento superior court judge is allowing a lawsuit against have a schwarzenegger to go forward. the family of murder medicine stan zbiag. nunez is the former son of assembly speaker. former governor violated a law that required victims ton notified when a reduction in sentencing is being considered. >> the devil's slide tunnel project is at least a year behind schedule. crews working on the two tunnels have encountered soil movement that requires extra reinforcement work that will push the completion dated. and pushed up

first time in two decades europe's airbus has sold planes to the airline. american says the $20 billion deal will create the youngest and most fuel efficient airline in the u.s. >>> excessive heat warnings, watches or advisories are posted across 32 states today. that dome of hot air parked over the center of the country is only going to grow. intense heats will spread out of the midwest and invad the eastern seaboard today. extraordinarily high humidity will make temperatures feel like 120 degrees in many cities. >>> okay. so here's your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the debt talks. today's question -- what's the solution to the political stalemate in the kara costello has more. >> you're scratching your head over that one, aren't you? >> it's not an easy one. >> the never ending debt ceiling debate, you know the players, obama, canter, boehner, biden, the gang of six, the tea party. generally seeking you don't like them much, not necessarilily because republicans don't want to raise taxes or most democrats wants to protect enti

both boeing and airbus can expect orders.ood news there. >>> houston rockets all-star center yao ming just announced his retirement at a news conference in shanghai. he's struggled with injuries during the past few years. that will be sad to see him go. >> yeah, prominent player. >>> finally this half hour an update on once was and is now again our what? our favorite story of the day. a story we told you about two week ago. we told you about a woman who was michael jordan's high school sweetheart. >> i love their prom picture. it's the best. she found her love letters from jordan online and they werup for auction at the time. wtvd's alina machado reports, she's getting those letters back. >> i see my letter and i'm thinking, what in the world? >> reporter: that was laquetta robinson more than two weeks ago talking about the moment she realized someone had stolen this love letter michael jordan wrote to her when they dated in the '80s. the note and this prom picture landed leland.com and nabbed thousands in auction in 2004. ro

the order calls for 460 boeing 737s and airbus a-320s.ys the new planes are 5% more fuel efficient than older generations that were build back in the 1990s. >>> 75 former football players are suing the nfl claiming the league purposefully concealed the harmful effects of game-related concussions. the lawsuit filed tuesday claims the nfl knew as early as 1920s about the dangerous effects of concussions on a player's brain but did not disclose the information before 2010. the company that makes helmets for the league is also named as a defendant in the suit which seeks unspecified damages. league spokesman greg ielo told the website profootballtalk.com that the league was not aware of the claims of the suit but would vigorously contest any claims of that kind. we'll talk more about this with our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta in just about 20 minutes from now. >>> school children being used as pawns in a budget battle in memphis. the first day of school on hold indefinitely. the vote was 8-1. we'll talk to the only school boar