he told cnn that despite the sums of money involved in the airbus case, u.s.ding of boeing represents a greater breach of wto rules and results should be no cause for celebration in washington. >> this is about illegal subsidies, grants, money, cash that had been given to boeing. if you want to be sincere about this, you have to compare the subsidies by a upof american bodies to boeing with the difference in interest rate that you are witnessing in the airbus case, and then it is clear, yes, boeing has got many more subsidies than airbus ever, ever got. >> certainly neither side is willing to admit defeat in in case. it should ensure that trade is fair in the air for some time to come. andrew? >> it should, charles. interesting. they will not let up on each other, will they? while the two airplanemakers squabble, asian airlines have been busy buying hundreds of new passenger planes from both of them over the past few years but they seem to be struggling with one thing, the pilots to fly them. the globally, analysts forecast the need for more than 200,000 new p

there i say airbus -- dare i say airbus has before. >> plenty of interesting things happen with eads happening today. >> thank you very much. thank you. scientists have made a breakthrough that could help patients needing a kidney transplant. repairing and reviving damaged kidneys before their transplanted. it's hoped the new technique will make more kidneys suitable for transplant and reduce complications after surgery. di>> leicester and professolestr nicholson are in the middle of a kidney transplant. the patient come in her 30s, is getting a candy from her best friend. >> when it comes from live donors -- the majority of operations use organs from people who have recently died. >> and using kidneys from dead donors has always had one significant problem. >> sometimes the kidneys do not work very well. it's often difficult to tell before transplantation how well the kidney will work, or if it will work at all. >> a research depository. she is hooking a pig's kenny to a so-called provision -- a pig's kidney to the machine. in just over a year, the team has been putting human kidney

if we're not there, they would probably buy airbus. so i think the question is if we're not there, but the others are still there. airbus was in the question advertise. air bus said, we'll provide financing. we let the airline, in that case which is owned by the government, make a decision. do they prefer the airbus product or the boeing product? they can do it on the product attributes, not because they get like 0% financing from one place and no financing from somebody else. >> the other day i was in california, northern california, driving along between san francisco and going down to santa clair ra, i looked over, all of a sudden there's this big, beautiful building, a bunch of them. across the top it sewed sew layer yeah. it made me think about loan guarantees and the government. i i'm sure you weren't involved with -- >> solyndra. >> sorry, solaria. it's solyndra. solaria is another company out there and i know them but they're not going to be too happy i mentioned them. solyndra. it involved loan guarantees and government. it ra

they had to go back to airbus. and say hey airbus, what happened to your plane?irbus said it was the pilot. the pilot used the rudder too aggressively. why would you ever construct a plane and ever have the control system in the plane such that if it is used in a way that it is allowed to be used your tail would come off. it is unthinkable. >> airbus told nbc news that it was not a design flaw that caused the tail to break off. it was pilot error. the ntsb did determine that. it found that the american airlines training program overemphasized the use of the rudder inputs. going a step further john cox said the rudder should never be used in wake tesh lens. -- turbulence. >> the best response would have been to let the airplane's natural stability work through it. the airplanes are naturally very stable. put control input into bringing the airplanes back towards wings-level and let it fly out and it will settle right down. >> american airlines told nbc news that it continues to be disappointed with the ntsb findings and believes that the design and rudder sensitiv

so far 67 airbus 380 have been checked for the wing cracks. airbus is working on a problem that claims that their craft is safe to fly calling the problem a minor safety issue. if you look at the market creation, of course this is having a negative impact. the stock is down 2.7% and it's currently the worst performer. over to you, jackie. >>> meantime u.p.s. has agreed to by tnt for just over 5 billion euros. they've offered 9.5 euros a share. the board at tnt say they will unanimously approve the offer and say it's confident that it will get regulatory approval for the deal. and between news for u.s. taxpayers. the "wall street journal" reports that the u.s. treasury will announce a $25 billion profit from the mortgage bonds that the department purchased in 2008 and 2009. this is the largest profit the government has made from any of its programs related to the financial crisis. christine. >>> well, north korea has lashed out at critics of its planned rocket launch next month. the rocket will only take a satellite into space, but the internat

china blocks airbus orders. china is stopping $12 billion worth of airbus orders to protest the european union's fees. the international herald tribune says japanese communities are seeking investments from chinese companies to help them rebuild but they want chinese manufacturers to rebuild factories. >> this is "newsday." >> an attempt to rescue a kidnapped british engineer and his italian colleagues in northern nigeria has failed. both have been killed. >> greece says it is confident that will complete a deal to achieve the biggest ever debt rescheduling. >> scientists say a solar storm has not had any effect so far in power or communication systems. the magnetic storm has been caused by a disruption on the surface of the sun. planet earth seems to have escaped the worst of it. it had been feared that it went interfere with satellites. people living in the northernmost inhabited place on earth have not seen the sun since last october. thursday was the date was due to return after a long winter. it was cause f

boeing and its european-based arrival airbus have been fighting for years. the wto ruled in favor of boeing last year. the chicago-based company claimed the eu had granted illegal aid to airbus. >>> a japanese bank is buying a california-based bank for $1.5 billion. unionbancal corporation a u.s. subsidy of the bank of tokyo mitsubishi ufj has agreed to acquire the california-based bank pacific capital bancorp. pacific capital has 47 branches in california. its focus is on providing loans to small-size companies and individuals. japanese bank hopes to -- the japanese bank hopes to strengthen its u.s. business as the economy shows signs of recovery. >>> health ministry officials in japan are taking another look at how they inspect what people are eating. they're reviewing guidelines for food inspections. the government plans to introduce tough new limits next month on radioactive cesium. the revised standards will limit the amount of cesium in rice, vegetables, and other foodstuffs to 100 becquerels per kilogram. that's one fifth the current limit. local gove

airbus says it's already feeling the impact of that. the planemaker says three chinese airlines are refusing to finalize orders for 45 airbus long haul jets worth $12 billion. that's a lot of dollars. and also a lot of jobs behind them, andrew. >> absolutely. it just should be pointed out, too, charles, it's not just the european carrier complaining. virtually every carrier in the world is complaining about this carbon emission tax. it starts from the moment the plane leaves the ground, they start paying a tax to european officials. this story certainly gaining a lot of traction recently. >>> let's turn now to india and india is during a u-turn on its cotton policy, the world's second biggest producer of the fiber has reversed a ban on cotton exports that's barely a week old. the commerce ministry implemented the ban on march 5 after domestic textile companies said they were losing businesses to international rivals because of rising cotton prizes in india. china, which is the biggest buyer of indian cotton, strongly criticized that ban

. >> a massive airfrance airbus a380, taxing the runway, crashes into it, turning it about 45 degreescy equipment. >> once 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 airliners in service today, with a total wingspan of 261 feet. 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."

la experiencia no tiene comparación, el avión del papa benedicto xvi es uno de los airbus de la rolínea van aldedor de 30 altos funcionarios de el vaticano, y detrás de ellos, entre 70 a 75 periodistas dedicados a cubrir el viaje papal. >>> el avn papal partirá mañana desde el aeropuerto de roma hasta el aeropuerto de guanajuato, un viaje de más de 16 horas, después saldrá al aeropuerto antonio maseú de cuba, un viaje mucho más corto, después va al aeropuerto josé marty de la habana, antes de su regreso a roma. >>> mientras tanto en el vaticano todo está listo para el viaje del papa américa, entre los que subirán al avión está maría antonieta collins que conversó con el vocero de la santa sede sobre el significado de lagira por latinoamérica. >>> pocas veces una historia da la oportunidad para poder hablar en primera persona como hoy, pero todo comenzó cuando papa juan pablo ii llegó a mi natal méxico. >>> era el primer papa de la iglesia católica, el mismo que hizo delirar multitudes, inclui reporteros en méxico. >>> pero ahora todo es diferente, hacer colas, sortear obstáculos impensa

airbus disaster facing trial in june on charges connected to a deadly bus crash that killed four people near richmond. the north carolina man pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say that he told the sky express bus driver to keep driving even though the driver told him that he was tired. the driver also faces involuntary manslaughter charges. a big surprise for some local students. this morning, george washington university delivered full scholarships to nine local high school students, a full ride and the students did not know what was coming. john gonzalez has more from some palestinians and happy parents, probably. >> that's right. cool. 9 scholarships will be handed out today at a different d.c. schools, a complete surprise to the surprisewho applied months ago. even their parents have to keep this a secret. -- had to. while taking her english exam her dream came true. it was not until she saw the mascot that serialized it. george washington university has provided a full scholarships to 134 d.c. school sincstudents over the past two decades. >> i am very hap

airbus does >>james: here is look at weather, a lot of snow coming down. a thunderstorm warning watching through thursday. the possibility of a foot of snow above 6,000 ft. and over 2 ft. above 7,500 ft.. that will impact a lot of highways and byways up there. bring your chains. chances are you will need them. temperatures will be in the 40's with overnight lows dropping into the 20s. more snow and rain expected for the western slopes and for the weekend. >>mark: divers have recovered almost all of the bart is from the wrecked cruise ships in italy. officials say that divers brought up for of the five bodies located by search crews last week. the discovery is now raising the number of bodies to 30. there are two people that still remain missing and are presumed dead. no details have been given about the identity of the latest victims. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look from the roof camera in san francisco. but we are waiting for the opening bell on wall street. dow futures are up 76 points. we will tell you why coming u

trade organization upheld its ruling that boeing received unlawful subsidies which hurt europe's airbus'sottom line. and a 24-year-old barista from hong kong scooped up the title and 2,500 bucks at the latte art championship in new york. judges said his multilayered tulip pattern put his cup over the top. . >>> well, coming up, sabres win in overtime, another shot for rand moss in nfl, and a landmark night for annan heim duck. plus, the bulls slam the knicks with a sixth straight loss. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >> west coast got battered yesterday. your forecast is coming up, you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> and in sports searching just wakes ago thanks to a lesson winning streak, suddenly the chances of the new york knicks making the playoffs looks in jeopardy. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it's hard to believe that less than a month ago jeremy lin was the talk of the nation as he revitalized the knicks. times have changed. new y

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wants european union to end subdz dis for airbus and could go to the world trade organization for sanctions against several european countries. >>> blackberry maker research in motion is saying it will focus on business customers as consumers move to iphones and android phones. >>> fox conn which produces iphones and ipads for apple in china have worked out a new deal to improve conditions for workers, reducing their long hours and raising their pay. >>> best buy is closing 50 stores and closing $800 million in operating costs to try and keep profits up. >>> the online deals web site living social has launched a take out and delivery service in 26 markets nationwide, including chicago, boston, and san francisco. >>> and now you can dine like the passengers on the titanic. a houston restaurant offers what it calls the titanic experience. dinner for 12 for $12,000. it is a 10-course meal of dishes similar to those served to the ill-fated first class passengers the night the ship went down. it starts four hours starting with a wine appetize beer and completed with a brandy from the year 1900.

trade organization upheld its ruling that boeing received unlawful subsidies which hurt europe's airbus's bottom line. and a 24-year-old barista from hong kong scooped up the title and 2,500 bucks at the latte art championship in new york. judges said his multilayered tulip pattern put his cup over the top. . >>> well, coming up, sabres win in overtime, another shot for rand moss in nfl, and a landmark night for annan heim duck. plus, the bulls slam the knicks with a sixth straight loss. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >> west coast got battered yesterday. your forecast is coming up, you're watching "early today." ♪ [ woman ] i was ready for my trip, but my smile wasn't. [ female announcer ] new crest 3d white intensive professional effects whitestrips. it goes below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred dollar professional treatment for a transformation that's hard to believe. ♪ wow, that's you? [ female announcer ] new intensive professional effects whitestrips. and try 3d white toothpaste and rinse. from crest. life opens up when you do. >>> goo

so if we're not there, they would probably buy airbus. so i think the question is we're not there, but the others are still there. airbus staid we'll provide financing for boeing, we let the airline -- in that case which is owned by the government -- make a decision. do they prefer the airbus product or the boeing product? and they can do it on the product attributes, not because they get, like, 0% financing from one place and no financing from somebody else. >> the other day i was in northern california and driving along between san francisco and going down to santa clara, and all of a sudden there's this big, beautiful building, in fact, a bunch of them, and across the top it said solaria. it made me think of government loans -- >> solyndra. >> solyndra, excuse me. sorry, solaria. that's actually another company out there, they're not going to be too happy i mentioned them. but solyndra. and it involved loan guarantees from government, it raised a big, big mess in the media. there was a lot of i would say public uncertainty ant this rol

this is the latest in an epic trade spat between airbus and boeing. that's another one we need to keep an eye on. lastly but not least, the irish times reports that u.s. airline jetblue has spoken to the irish airline for a purchase of a possible stake. i'll finish on the euro. the european report would not be complete without a look at the euro. do we have it? maybe not. i guess the report is not complete. back over to you. >> thanks so much. last i saw euro was weaker versus the u.s. dollar. b.k., i wonder what you're watching most specifically over in europe and whether it is spain now. >> what you mentioned on top is spain is the one you need to watch. stock market down 1.25% today. ten-year bonds ticked over 5%. not a problem right now but certainly it's something to watch. i think if you don't see any type of growth strategy in europe, we will be talking about a deep recession in europe in the latter half of this year. >> next up on halftime report as we look at euro/dollar, it's higher now. 131.4 is where that trade is up. the best way to play

he is new 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 only my second trim 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 a flock of canada geese, crippling both engines. >> this is captain of 1539. a flock of birds. >> okay, yeah. 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 moments being airborne. >> sully took over control of the airplane and called for the dual engine failure check list 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 airbus dual engine failure checklist, crui

officials identified the captain is clean not born a senior pilot on the air but airbus 8320 sources say he is a veteran who is well respected among his peers and investigators are reviewing the captain's flight history to deceive anyone signs were a mess. cbs news washington. also today the parents of shooting victim trave on martin testified before lawmakers on capitol hill. >>> as i said before and i will say again the avon was our son that he is also your son. a lot of people can relate to our situation morn's parents want to say they're just looking for justice for their son to more million people support that call as they signed a petition an arrest in the case president obama's health care overhaul will be under a microscope tomorrow. today the supreme court justices repeatedly questioned the core requirements of the bill that virtually every american carry insurance justice anthony kennedy suggested the mandate is a step beyond what would be allowed under earlier supreme court cases of chief justice john roberts questions what it could lead to next. >>> with the government or

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the airbus a320 features brian wilson's beard on the front there. keep an eye out for the plane. if you see it and tweet a picture to virgin america, you could win a free flight or giants tickets. very nice. 4:54 is the time right now. back over to sal. hopefully the commute is a good start? >>> i hope so. i want to see the look of dodger fans' faces. >>> san leandro, a crash overnight where a woman driving this car ran into a pole. the wires were live for a moment and a lot of people were without power. that woman was subsequently arrested for dui. now the street is still partially closed with pg&e cruise on the scene. no one was seriously injured. after seeing that, it's kind of a miracle. again, washington boulevard, san leandro are going to have closures there. let's look at interstate 80 southbound, it's moving well headed up towards the coliseum. and this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza, nice looking drive. no problems getting into san francisco. the weekend forecast with steve. >>> thank you, sir. we have rain to the north. little band is skirting right by sacramento.

airbus, airbus was in the competition. airbus said we'll provide financing. we'll provide financing for boeing. we let the airline or in that case which is owned by the government make a decision. do they prefer the airbus product or the boeing product? they can do it on the product attributes, not because they get like 0% financing from one place and no financing from somebody else. >> now the other day i was in california, northern california and driving along between san francisco and going down to santa clara and i looked over and all of sudden there is this big beautiful building, in fact a bunch of them. across the top it said solyndra. i'm sure you were not involved in solaria? >> it was solyndra. >> it was solyndra. sorry, solaria. that is actually another company out there and i knoll them but they're not going to be too happy i mentioned them but sole sole. and it involved -- solyndra. involved loan guaranties in government. was a big, big mess in the media. there was a lot i would say public uncertainty about this role. has xm had similar cases abo

since 2000, he worked at jetblue most recently as a flight starndz captain on an airbus. on the "today" show, they said captain osbon has always been a consummate professional. >> i have known the captain personally for a long period of time and there's been no indication of this in the past. >> veteran pilots insist that the copilot was capable of flying and landing the plane on his own without the help of the off-duty pilot who came to assist, but it was welcome help. brian. >> a few folks had fun with this, new york post, this is your captain freaking, but a point that should be made. take a look at this graphic from our friends at a flight tracking website. about 7,000 flights aloft in the air any given time. we should point out, all of them will go well and begin and end safely over the united states tonight. tom costello after this bizarre episode, reporting out of washington tonight. >>> now we turn to the final day of the marathon argues at supreme court over president obama's health care law, and it may be on life support. today's focus was this, how much of it c

since 2000 he's worked at jetblue as a flight standards capital on the airbus a320. jetblu's ceo said he's always been a consummate professional. >> i've known the captain personally for a long period of time. there's been no indication of this in the past. >> that was nbc's tom costello reporting. the pilot has been suspended. he could face 20 years in prison if convicted of interfere with that flight. in still ahead on "way too early," incredible pictures from colorado where they are fighting those wildfires as one family escapes its neighborhood just ahead of the flames and took some unbelievable video to show you. we'll have the latest and a check on the forecast with bill karins. >>> also, the good news keeps getting better. news to uplift a weary nation. ron burgundy makes a huge announcement on late night television. that's when "way too early" comes right back. >> the last prisoner are war released by hanoi, i'd like to speak for all the prisoners of war and simply say, we're mighty happy to be home. thank you. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleani

. >> luckily, an off-duty captain was on board and help plan the airbus 8-320 safely in amarillo. the passengers were able to complete their journey to las vegas on a later flight. many were clearly shaken by their ordeal. >> my wife, my twin children. that is the only thing i could think of. >> it hit me. we said, "this cannot happen. >> the captain has been taken to a hospital. the airline spoke only of a medical situation. airlines say the situations are rare, stressing that only a handful of known -- are known of in the last 30 years. >> all right, that wraps it up for this edition of the "journal." stay with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

trade organization upheld its ruling that boeing received unlawful subsidies which hurt europe's airbusom line. and a 24-year-old barista from hong kong scooped up the title and 2,500 bucks at the latte art championship in new york. judges said his multilayered tulip pattern put his cup over the top. >>> in health news, two new reports say eating red meat and drining soda does increase the risk of heart attack and death. one study found eating red meat every day appears to increase a person's chance of dying by 12% and the second study found that men who drink one 12 how long sugar sweetened drink a day had a 20% higher risk of heart attack. for more information on this and other health stories, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> well, coming up, sabres win in overtime, another shot for randy moss in nfl, and a land mark night for the anaheim duck. plus, the bulls slam the knicks with a sixth straight loss. your first look at sports is straight ahead. [ female announcer ] you have plans, moments you're looking forward to. what if they were stolen from you? by alzheimer's. this

wants the european union to end subsidies for airbus and could go to the world trade organization for sanctions against several european countries. >>> blackberry maker research in motion is saying it will now focus on business customers as consumers move to iphones and android phones. >>> foxconn, which produces iphones and ipads for apple in china have worked out a new deal to improve conditions for workers, reducing their long hours and raising their pay. >>> best buy is closing 50 stores and cutting $800 million in operating costs to try and keep profits up. >>> the online deals website livingsocial has launched a takeout and delivery service in 26 markets nationwide, including chicago, boston and san francisco. >>> and now, you can dine like the passengers on the "titanic." not with leonardo dicaprio, unfortunately. a houston restaurant offers what it calls the titanic experience, dinner for 12 for 12,000 bucks. it's a ten-course meal of dishes similar to those served to the ill-fated ship's first-class passengers the night the ship went down. it lasts four hours. it starts with

decatur by an airbus plane or a boeing plane. -- they can either by an airbus plane or a boeing plane. we want to make sure when an air india makes that decision, they have equal financing from airbus or bowing and can choose the same -- choose the best plan. it is global competition. if we did not finance a, there probably by airbus. host: let's go to the phones and hear an independent scholar. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i enjoy your program. host: you are on with fred hochberg. go ahead. caller: everything i have read says our number-one expert was refined petroleum products. yet, the gas prices here keep going up. i realize it is price on the world market and we do not own the oil. i was there would stop saying that if we drop, prices will go down. we do not own the oil. host: ok. comment from our guest. guest: the largest single export in the united states is actually boeing aircraft. we export more from them than any single company. exporting refined petroleum is thousand we do at the export- import bank. i do not have a good handle on them. we have about

>>ysabel: before the big airbus is arriving at as a fall this afternoon.er that offers low fuel burn and economic efficiency. it can carry over 800 passengers. when the sentences capacitors are boarding a flight this afternoon. >>stanley: there appears to be magical button in every car and truck it gives drivers the ability to defy the rules and laws. it is commonly called the park wherever you want button. the official name is the hazard button. with just the press of a button, drivers think are immune to tickets because of to him for blinking lights and. i was curious, so i asked people where is the park where everyone but located? >> the button in your rearview mirror. >> the right side of the-4. for >>stanley: what is it called? >> it is the one for a new go across the bridge. of >>caller: i cannot answer that year if >>stanley: this man is using the button while parked in a taxi zone. >> she is possible to be parked there. she is violating the law. >>stanley: just then, the entrance way. >> she felt guilty. >>stanley: this budget truck had been parked

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. >> off the wire, an airbus concord crashes shortly after takeoff, slamming into a hotel. >> it waste pandemonium. people were all around me shaking. we were all absolutely in shock. all we could see was a huge bonfire. >> immediately after the crash of air france flight 4590 outside of paris, aviation experts and investigators arrived to unearth clues from the smoldering wreckage. >> it was really a nightmare. i knew that the bodies were not there any more but death was everywhere. >> when the flight data and voice recorders are located, investigators take them in for analysis. >> the two recorders were not in excellent shape. especially the data recorder. initially we learned not much. slowly we began to make a scenario. >> the crash site is not the only place where investigators look for clues. >> the streets of soot and fuel on the runway indicate a fuel leakage that could have fed the raging blaze but how did the leak start? >> we found a part of the tank and we found also something which was not from the plane. it was a strip of metal. it was not a part of the concord and it h

airbus got in the market. by the way we'll pay for them in three years. so jeff blue became the darling in the investigation. they were turning a profit because they had no costs. within 18 months their idea went through the roof and when it came time to pay for the planes they flotd bonds. ibonds -- they floated bonds. it was brintd. >> rose: the -- it was brilliar just said is right. but they also came up with an idea. their idea was let's treat kennedy at a local airport. and there they are saw rowngd kennedy. that's treat that as a local airport much everybody else treated it as an international gateway. jeff blue said there's a whole lot of people that would come to jfk to fly up and down the east coast particularly if we can do it at an attractive price. airport said we've got a whale of a deal. >> rose: new york to miami, boom. >> not new york to miami, they wouldn't fly that. ft. lauderdale, tampa. >> jeff blue's done a good job. >> rose: when you talk about airline industry ther a lot of e who fly a fair amount. one is obviously safety. two is co

. >> reporter: captain osbon is a flight standard captain on the airbus a-320. the fbi does not believe terrorism was any way involved here. but the ceo of jetblue told the "today" show earlier this morning he had never seen any kind of behavior out of this man before, out of the captain. he apologized for the event but he also thanked the crew and also the passengers for getting involved. natalie? >> all right, tom castillo. thanks so much, tom. >>> it is the final day of arguments before the supreme court on president obama's health care overhaul. today's arguments focus on whether the health care law can survive if the requirement that everyone buy health insurance is found to be unconstitutional. >>> a major shake-up for newt gingrich's presidential campaign. a spokesman says a third of the campaign staff has been laid off, and gingrich's campaign manager has been asked to resign. gingrich plans to spend less time and money in primary states, and will, instead, personally call delegates hoping to win their support at the convention. >>> congress has started

because the wto panel ruled last year europe provided $18 billion in subsidies to airbus. kirk says that today's ruling shows that european subdid siddys are far larger and more disruptive than anything the u.s. does for boeing. >>> ford taurus the subject of safety investigation. the national highway safety administration reporting it has received 14 complaints from drivers whose throttles became stuck in the opens position. government is looking at cruise control cables in 2005 and '06 ford tauruses that allegedly became detached. the agency did not cite crashes or injuries related to the issue. >>> the u.s. job market is mending. the american transportation association says americans took 10.4 billion rides on subways, commuter traipse, light rails and buses last year, 200 million more rides than 2010, the second most since 1957. analysts say that the rising gas prices to $4 a gallon in some states is also sending more commuters onto public transport systems. >>> it was a mixed bag for the markets today, although the dow did manage to extend the winning streak four days

aviation giant embraer is the world's third largest aircraft manufacturer behind boeing and airbus andnal jets to the u.s. market. eike batista says the one thing that brazil could use more of is skilled labor. >> we have to create more engineers. in my oil company, i'm importing americans to weld our platforms. >> to weld the platforms? >> yes. there's a lack of welders. we're walking into a phase of almost full employment. this country has created almost 1.5 million jobs this year already. that's unbelievable. >> brazil has seen periods of prosperity before, only to have the bubbles burst. it spent billions in the '50s and '60s moving its capital to a barren savanna near the middle of the country, where it built brasilia, a futuristic city right out of the jetsons. then it borrowed billions more to develop the country's interior. corruption and ineptitude eventually led to a financial collapse... >> [shouting in portuguese] >> 2,000% inflation, and, at the time, the largest financial rescue package in the history of the international monetary fund. >> [speaking portuguese] >> then a

united is enlarging bins on its airbus a320 jets, mailers' new 7 -- american airlines new 737s will hold more bags and older planes will get new bins that curve out more. when boeing was designing its 787, the company went to costco and other stores to buy roll-aboard bags to make sure they would fit in the bins. smart move. not that i travel much by plane anymore, but i shove everything in there possible. why do you want to spend $25 to check a bag? >> i'm with you. if you're traveling for a week, you can't stuff everything in the overhead bag. >> if you were a smart packer, you can. >> check the bag. >> how many shoes are you putting in that bag, aaron? >> then you got this bag that's bulging out. nobody else can get anything in there. check it. >> i'm going to have to teach you how to pack. >>> 5:11. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. let's check in with tom kierein. good morning. >> will you please stop fighting. this morning it is cold. you definitely need the warm winter gear. everything's in lavender. lavender means the 20s. in the teens and 20s throughout the region. elkins, w

when they travel for the first time on our planes, they are traveling on airbus with rolls royce engines >> rose: boeing and g.e. >> when they come as tourists as the japanese did 20 or 30 years another first start coming, they come to cities like london and enjoy our olympic games this year and jubilee-- there are many things britain is good at. government at financial services, good at pharmaceuticales, good at aerospace. those are the kinds of things chinese consumers wants and britain has to have the self-confidence to go out there and sell that to the world. >> rose: the united states wants to increase-- the president says this every other stop-- increase its manufacturing base. it wants wants to make clear the united states has the opportunity to develop the kind of manufacturing industry that will have the ability to serve markets around the world and create jobs here, certain kinds of jobs. >> but it has to be-- in the end, a work on a production line in ohio is not going to be able to compete simply on wages with a work or the production line outside shanghai. it has to be the q