just hit a -- >> a massive airfrance airbus a380. turning it about 45 degrees. ground control receives word of the accident, they immediately dispatch emergency personnel. after moving both planes away from the crash site, crews work to cleanup any debris on the runway. the cause is still being investigated. but the ntsb's preliminary report indicates, the regional jet had to wait for another plane to depart before being able to taxi to its gate. while waiting, the jet's tail was hanging over the taxiway. additionally, the air france airbus a380 is one of the largest commercial airlines in service to date with a total wingspan of 261 feet. while passengers on the 300-ton airbus report feeling only a slight rumble. >> airfrance thinks, 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."

come up with interesting new technology, a solar system on their boss that allows them to power the airbus -- on their bus that allows them to power their bus. they are a leader in grain transportation. they have won several awards. they are an entrepreneurial success story. they started here at the ports with just a limousine service. have grown into a full-service transportation company with 75 vehicles. u.s. seen them probably oliver tom -- you have seen and probably all over town. that is really what we're here to talk about. how they grow in the next 10 years. pier 27 is a very restricted site. we have all heard about this. just to give you an example of what is their. is shared -- it is shared. it has maritime operations. it has sf soccer. it is very restricted. they have made arrangements for the calls, and that is why they have crews around their. it does create operational conflicts, and they have not been able to expand the way they would like to. they did quite an extensive search, not only through san francisco, but the entire bay. they have focused on this area as a business j

the delta airbus was on a flight to detroit. there were 73 passengers and crew on board. no one was hurt. >>> faa administrator randy babbitt has been placed on administrative leave after he was charged with drunk driving. babbitt was arrested saturday night in fairfax, virginia. police say he was driving on the wrong side of the road. babbitt apparently didn't tell administration officials about the arrest until monday. >>> overseas, there's been a deadly suicide bombing at a shiite shrine in kabul. it was packed with hundreds of holiday worshippers. a police spokesman says around 30 people were killed. the death toll is expected to rise. another bomb in northern afghanistan killed at least three. >>> secretary of state hillary clintson is meeting in lithuania today with syrian refugees supporting the uprising in their homeland. in syria yesterday, opponent of president assad were in the streets as they have been in the last month. over the weekend, police opened fire on demonstrators. the u.n. estimates that since the uprising began, it's 4,000 civilians have been kille

european union said it has complied with a deadline to end illegal trade subsidies to boeing competitor airbus. the two plane makers have been fighting a bitter trade war over government support. yahoo may soon find itself the target of multiple buyout offers, valuing the company between about $17 and $20 per share. the latest may come from a group looking to carve up yahoo. its partner in china, alibaba, would buy the 40% stake yahoo owns. soft-bank in japan would buy yahoo japan, and private equity firms blackstone and bain would pick up the u.s. operations. other private equity firms have offered to buy yahoo or take a minority stake. yahoo continued climbing today, adding another 3% on twice its usual volume. a move to $17 would take it to its highest price since may. the reported offers range from $16.60 to $20 per share. troubled cellular network company clearwire got some good news today. partner sprint agreed to pay more than $1.5 billion over the next four years for using its wireless data network. sprint is clearwire's biggest customer and largest shareholder. clearwire shares jumped

the same thing said which dekalb county some of the temperatures this is the source region of the airbus at 10 below and some northern wisconsin temperatures. it is pretty chilly out there as you can see. one more look at local temperatures here is where the snow went today after it dropped a couple of inches in the southern suburbs. 36 percent of the country under snow at this point less than last year at this time. hardest hit by the snowfall. crown point. we should have had about over 3 in. by this time most seasons. tonight in the wake of the snowfall coldest temperature since february. looks like monday start climbing over and sunday is going to get with the moderate tomorrow afternoon tonight it down to six degrees in the colder outlying areas. rising to the upper '30's-low 40's by the time we get to sunday. northerly flow blowing in from the arctic through tomorrow keeps us in the '20s western flow. what that does it takes the cold air marked by high pressure from the arctic blows and pacific air which initially is mild and dry. but the gulf opens up and you can see the moisture s

. >>> check out this airbus landing in high winds in calgary when pilots actually have to land sideways, they call it crabbing. passengers call it harrowing. beautifully done, however, and all in a day's work. >>> the world of sports is still reacting to the news that modesty has been discovered in the nfl. it's been a terrible season for bad sportsmanship, over the top celebrations an taunting, like the buffalo bills player who mimed shooting himself in the thigh because they were playing against plaxico burress of the new york jets who did that in real life. and along comes jimmy graham of the new orleans saints who this season has more yards than any other tight end since 1970, and when asked about it last night, he said, quote, it's really my teammates and my coaches. when was the last time you heard that? graham suffered through a childhood of abuse and thanks to his church, a good mentor and good schools, he's a second year nfl standout. >>> we lost a standout a few days back, alan sous. he played zany and creepy and over the top funny characters like uncle al. and while profile w

dollar as a reserve currency, and it was a way that the europeans could give money to airbus, in orderoge, so, getting rid of the competing currency could actually boost our manufacturing here. >> that's a fascinating way to look at it, mickey, nice to meet you, thanks for being with us today. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> kelly. >> well, when we talk about diabetes, that's coming up. it can be devastating as you know, even deadly. now, there's new hope for those suffering from it. we'll explain next. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] yes, it is. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. cuom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to

hottie airbus there, the vice chairman of our caucus -- mr. javier becerra, vice chairman of our caucus. >> i know i speak for each and every one of the members of the democratic caucus when i say that this will be a much better christmas, much better holiday season for all americans but certainly 160 million working americans. most people were concentrating on other things and what the congress was doing,in this case, we can tell those folks that they can continue to focus on buying those last-minute presence cause we did our work and we can now move forward. a big cheer up to a guy named barack obama, the president of the united states. he started this campaign a long time ago to really press the urgency of middle-class americans and it took months to make clear how important this issue was. >> can go on and solve the we want to say to all americans shared our stories, thank you for letting us and 2011 on a good nose. i will defer to senator levin. >> this is really a victory for the american people and i want to thank all the people who spo

airbus checked in with--now let us again. >>james: and you have freezing temperatures, and that will be a part of your morning mixed. again this morning if there are rolling out there at or below the freezing mark of the surface when the fog hit ticket turns to ice we have a possibility of slick roads. all be careful as you are driving around for a truly on the winding roads. three but navato is the freezing, napa that freezing fairfield is almost at the freezing mark as is livermore. it is cool to the north and some of these they valleys as well. down in the south bay we have 40 degrees in san jose, 44 in oakland and san francisco. that is kind of what we're seeing in terms of as how cold it is. it frees warning is in effect until about 9:00 a.m.. what a few more communities could join the list, the freezing of fog has made slick roadways. and is pretty dense. mark was coming in on highway 37 and he says the road divisibility--he says there is zero visibility in some spots. just know that as you head out. divorce of a little

this is part of airbus door of the it -- bus tour of the state.aucus will take place on january 3, 2012. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> how are you? good to see you. hello, you guys. [applause] how are you? hi, there. -- hi there. hi, you guys. >> hello, thank you for coming out. why don't we give congresswoman michele bachmann a huge sioux county, iowa welcome. [applause] can i hold that for you? >> thank you so much for your leadership here. thank you so much for all of you here in the bakery. anybody want to take a guess? m4p? michele for president. i am with you. thank you, everybody. this is wonderful. we're going to break at that and pass it around, and we will watch and god will apply it in front of our eyes. -- god will multiplying it in front of our eyes. i am thrilled to be here. there is nothing like a dutch bakery. isn't that true? it is the best food in the world, so we're thrilled to be here. as was surprised that my husband is not over here at the counter right now, because he lives and dies by bakeries. so we are glad to b

we may have altered in the airbus bring -- faltered in the arab spring. i am distressed by what is happening to the religious minority. relationssted in the the state department may have had with opposition groups. had any discussions centered with developing a constitutional allmework that detectprotects religious minorities? has that been the case? if not, why not? >> thank you. thank you for your question. the issue you have raised has been precisely the focus of every single interaction we have had with the civilian opposition. -- with the syrian opposition. we focused on two. in particular. this is with the syrian national council. note 01, 8 -- number one, it is essential that minorities, what did they be christians, kurds, be adequately represented on the inside, in these organizations. there is significant crop progress being made -- there is significant progress being made. >> can you elaborate on the progress being made? >> there are people being incorporated into the organization. the syrian national council is actively recruiting people. it is

they spoke about iran, china, israel, and the airbus bring. this is moderated by pat griffin -- and the arab spring. this is moderated by pat griffin. >> we are the hosts for tonight's debate. some of you may have noticed we are in a different location. the institute is down the street. 10 years ago, our president strutted the institute with the hope of creating a place -- started the institute with the hope of creating a place that would allow civic and political dialogue. the father is here, he is over by the board. if we could recognize him. [applause] the institute is run by grants and donations from private individuals. keep in mind as you go into the end of the year. tonight co-sponsors of the college republicans -- tonight's sponsors are the college republicans. stand up thr, drew. the college republicans and democrats work well together. they really set a model for what could be done in washington. as you will note, we have exams on campus this week, in particular, today. that is why we left the outside for a little while. there were e

to joke about a competitor called airbus which is boeing's number one competitor.wanting work and not getting it is not a laughing matter. boeing is exhibit a. among the evidentry reasons that the nlrb has overreached its statutory mission, but it is not the only piece of evidence, mr. chairman. currently union elections take place on average within 31 days of the filing of an election petition. additionally unions are victorious more often than not when there is an election, but, mr. chairman, that's not good enough. the nlrb wants more. so theproposed sweeping changes to the election process, shifting the balance of power even further towards union seeking employees by promoting rush elections and ruling that elections can take place in as little as seven to 10 days, the board severely limits e opportunity for workers to hear all sides of an issue and they can inform -- and make an informed decision. additionally employers would only have seven days to retain legal council and decipher the complex labyrinth of federal labor law before presenting their case before