briefly to the other side of the story, that is airbus.ne, if you will, from emirates. they committed to some 50 as we understand a380s. that, of course, their first real break when it comes to a380 sales which have been sluggish over the last few months to say the least and also an order for the a380 wide body jet. some feel there could have been more. in any case, what is even clearer is that boeing pretty much topped expectations. if you look at what analysts have been saying beforehand, this exceeded it quite significantly. i spoke to the chief operating officer of airbus, john leahy, and here was his reaction to the boeing sales. >> we're already beating our targets in terms of the order book and we're right on track with deliveries. we've got a book to build of over 2 to 1 right now. we said at the beginning of the year we'd strive to be above 1 to 1. i think that's pretty impressive results. >> so that was john leahy of course in the ongoing fight between airbus and boeing. there's another heated debate on -- fantastic to hear those

the engine or that success is airbus, the subsidiary that makes passenger jets. the military suppliers, on the other hand, have struggled. >> the information we are getting is not at all clear. we know that something is going to happen, but we don't know what. the only thing he has said is that in the future, we will have to deliver a 10% return on capital investment. >> that is setting the bar very high. managers say they will present more information in the wrist week of december. >> to germany's unemployment figures now, and analyst say what has been termed as the german jobs miracle could the running out of steam. though the rate of unemployment has remained unchanged at the .5% this month, the actual number of jobless did rise slightly -- unchanged at 6.5% this month. the labor market will remain an important driver of growth. checking in now on the markets, the dax touched new highs during thursday trading despite those unexciting unemployment figures for germany. it has closed down a little lower, but still up in positive territory. euro stoxx 50 up by a s

that's a plane made by rival airbus. boeing executives have been meeting with officials in the states interested in landing work on the new aircraft after the company's largest union rejected a contract offer last week. the funny thing is, this ad says the future of washington but it's an airbus plane. >> there's two pieces to this story. one is the screw up that was a picture of the plane. the other is what's going to happen on the ground, which is whether they're going to build the 777x in washington or the elsewhere. >> that's what the ad is about. >> that's what the ad is about. >> but it's funny that they put -- >> but guven whativen what's go with the union, it's possible they could go to other states. >> it's a plane. it's got wings, windows. >> but you're talking about in seattle where you have a lot of people who work for boeing. it's a more advertised plane there. >> but it was an ad agency there, isn't it? >> i'm sure. they tried to get comments from the people who placed it or who did it. someone messed up al

i think the next chinese product is probably the one that boeing and airbus will worry more about.ent point in time, you know, you've got to look forward. both boeing and airbus are introducing, now, re-engined versions of their existing products which already so successful so i think that takes steam out of c-919. given the order books of those airplanes, the customers have ordered with their pocketbooks and telling you, boeing and airbus dominating this market. >> thank you so much for weighing in. a quick programming note. the ceo of 3-d systems will be on "fast money" tonight. that stock has been on a tear tonight. that's coming up 5 p.m. eastern right here on cnbc. >>> right here on "street signs" up next, one of the world's greatest investments. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by

airbus is proposing a standard seaside's for long-distance flights that would be 18 inches.hat is about an inch wider than sneak -- seats most airlines offer, but not everyone is boeing says the airline should be device is set their own see size is with that industry interference. our own money marketing group. i hear you measure your seat. what is -- view very skinny and camera. >> i tried to keep the weight off. i have a ruler in my desk. i just got to my lab. i hit 18 inches without even trying. i cannot imagine how most people will fit into these. melissa: actually, when we were first reading this story at that there were shrinking it. they're saying that 18 is even sort of generous and that there are airline seats that are even smaller, but as a passenger i don't know. you don't have any control. does not tell you you're buying the see what size it is. you are just buying a seat on delta to go to florida. >> that is exactly right. you are not buying a particular aircraft toward the equipment. as you said, you are having the airline ticket somewhere. now, if an airline w

this comes ahead of the new airbus 850. the company has designed around 18-inch seats. >>> did you get a lollipop with your flu shot? >> i did get a lollipop. i made my husband get one too. for the sake of journalism. he's not very happy. >> i try to get mine to come in too. it ruins his whole day just go do it, come on. >> the nurse told me this year people are complaining they're more sore from the shot. so be advised. >> be sore for a few days or have a 105-degree temperature? >> i'll be sore. >>> from soup to nuggets, why our chicken could be shipped to china to turn into the food we eat. >> another day with sunshine. high in the 70s. pittsburgh, 71. fremont, you're a little cooler, but another day with no rain. that's going to end soon. find out when, coming up next. >> coming up, you hear a lot about bullying in school, but it happened in an nfl locker room to a former stanford football player. >> there's absolutely no tolerance for here. >> the raiders got bullied by a quarterback who threw 7 touchdowns. and the play

vendors to boeing and airbus have done well.s stock at 132 gives an umbrella over those companies. >> that's been an unbelievable stock and a fantastic sector. i know you've been a buyer of this sector for a long time. >> we have a 19 of my year history and we're having a 19th conference. everyone is invited to come. >> aerospace conference. >> rolls-royce, command, kam, these are stocks i like. >> i know our audience looks to you for stock picks. >> that's what i do for a living. >> yeah. putting stock pick aside, what do you think going into year end, melt-up, meltdown? >> you have a tug of war that think aggregates, function of the earnings, functional of interest rate and psychology, money is flowing out of fixed income into equities. we see it in flows from our clients, and their intermediaries giving us money. that psychology isn't going to change, even if rates tick up to 3.5%. that wouldn't happen. that would underscore the economy doing better and earnings doing better. the market five, ten years from now is going to gr

airbus is having problems. they make missiles that go or around the world to kill people but they also make airplanes. there airplanes last forever. can you imagine, 20 years? >> this story is intriguing because it is a tide toward the middle east and how much demand is. that tells them as investor that i should look for an exchange rate. you do not buy planes unless you plan to do business. that means higher top stock markets. >> there are rumors about a offer to buy. >> they turned down facebook. it is fascinating and i think right on, i am happy and excited. i hate virtual trails on line. there are pitchers out there that i do not want people to see. so they sent a text message or something inappropriate and it disappears. that is what all the children should think about to protect their identity in the future. this is tied towards 30 percent of college. they stated that the look on line and is your history and what you do not want is for something--a halloween costume or a beer in your hand, something that

his bitter readers may have cringe when they saw his toxic letters to the airbus socialist public schools. he chose to support a launch to private schools, one in collegiate with the ball let family, and that is the independent school. was -- a beautiful new football field. it is a beautiful thing. it's nice to see it going so well, but he was never too busy for which stop. he added that campaigns to stop bond issues for public projects and fought any and all the taxes , most news stories about his efforts began with the word billionaire willard curve is opposing or proposing. to others he epitomized the spirit of kansas, a true entrepreneur who could spit out ideas rapid-fire. but a fish farm that the grain elevators or a tv program to teach people how to train dogs or even let's start our own country, our own country. bob white, executive said to me, and yet it doesn't already is that the time he has to put the rejection. another story as cfo bob page told police he had to introduce himself to a group of people in these said my job each month is to pick 30 or 31 ideas that carvey is, bu

the airbus was taken out of service. >> new details in the sight at lax that left a t.s.a. dead and others wounded this month. the coroner says t.s.a. officer hernandez died within two to five minutes of being shot after last week's report from the associated press it took 33 minutes for hernandez to be put in an plan because the area was not declared safer to enter. two law enforcement officials said officers took accused gunman paul ciancia in custody in five minutes. >> san francisco central subway project will pass an important milestone as the tunnel-boring machine passes under union square. our transportation reporter has details on that. heather? >> on the surface of four the south of market you would not know a tunnel-boring machine is building a tunnel 85' below. this is the video. as the machine makes progress it will pass beneath young square 95' below the surface. >> we are about to enter the bart undercrossing. >> it is moving north and crossing under market and existing transit tunnels. >> there are four existing tubes: bart, the two tubes on muni and it is a

the airbus was hit right there where you see the dent in the engine. the plane landed safely. no one was hurt. >> santa rosa police are reviewing security video to figure how a 15-year-old boy ended up unconscious at a high school. they are asking for ones to give them a call. a man was walking his dog and found a boy outside the gym at montgomery high school on saturday with a head injury and cuts and scratches on his arms and hands. investigators are trying to determine whether he was attacked or if he tell from the radio of the gym 30' above. police say he and friends have been known to play urban acrobatics. now the . in a medically induced coma. >> a marine corps veteran is called a hero after saving a one who plunged from the third deck of the oakland coliseum after yesterday's raiders games ended the fans urged the woman not to jump after spotting her on the railing of the third deck. the 61-year-old vet helped break the fall. >> it happened seconds when she jumped off, she hit him in the chest with her feet and he went to the concrete. out cold. she was, like, straight

it also ordered 50 airbus a380s.for 259 new 777 x accident jets and worth about $100 billion at list prices. that's the largest combined order in boeing's history. we'll talk more about 8:35 eastern time with an airline industry analyst. >>> in the meantime, take a look at the markets this morning, the u.s. equity futures are a little bit above fair value right now. 21 points above fair value, under a point for the s&p futures. but they both closed at record levels on friday. >>> coming up, a lightning round, we'll talk about the future of media, the impact of the spying scandal and the next big tech titan. >>> boeing locking orders on at least 225 planes a the the dubai air show. we'll talk about what it means for boeing and airbus. ready to run your lines? okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ under his breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as a

. >> meanwhile, airbus has received additional orders for the a380. the jet's luxurious interior has been attracting attention. all right. that is going to do it for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> it's been relatively pleasant here in tokyo, but we're about to be faced with another cold spell. rachel ferguson from the weather team has the details. rachel. >> thank you, gene. yes, we have a very stubborn low rotating over the sea of japan right now, and it has been bringing some wet and windy weather up towards the north. as well as hokkaido has been seeing those showers. it's going to turn over to snow certainly in the upper elevations as a blast of cold air comes across from the northwest. here over the weekend, this eastern edge has been very dry and mild as well. temperatures above average. but that will change as the cooler air filters in from tuesday. the same system is affecting northeastern china and southeastern russia. you've been getting some snow. you can see another ten centimeters in the next 24 hours as well as some gu

this is a double-decker plane made by airbus. emirates bought 50 today and paid $23 billion and bring its whole fleet of a-380s up to 140. more than any other airline in the work. neck door you have the 777 from boeing. they put orders in r to the 777-x, the nen generation, a plane doesn't exist yet. they bought 150 of them, 150 planes for $76 billion. all today, emirates on its own spent $99 billion today. the other gulf carriers spent quite a bit. air arab had $25 billion on planes and qatar planes bought planes as well. >>> nasa's latest mission to mars is scheduled to start tomorrow. m.a.v.e.n. will begin to collect data from the red planet in ten months. m.a.v.e.n. could explain how the surface water that once covered mars disappeared. nasa scientists say the dry, cold planet may once have had a warm, met atmosphere that did, indeed, support life. >>> global diversity reigns in one chicago neighborhood. it's a place uniquely american but a microcosm of the larger world. al jazeera has the report. >> reporter: in the time it

meanwhile rival airbus has received additional orders for its double deck passenger plane the eu treaty. the jets luxurious interiors attracting attention. ay ay ay ay ay. a senior member of japan's ruling liberal democratic party is urging his colleagues in okie now want to support the relocation of a us military base there. members of the local ldp chapter are opposed to a government plan to keep the food to my air station in the southern prefecture. ldp secretary general she get it if he she bot nets the head of the party's okinawa prefectal chapter months of pushy when i got. the ldp led the government wants to build the base a less populated coastal area issue but said that emma would stay in its current densely populated location. if the local chapter refuses to back down your chapter officials to approve the relocation plan so that okinawa governor killed as a mac i'm not the be encouraged to do the same. the government means that i am up to approve its application to reclaim land and build part of the new base offshore. china is expected to make a decision in december or later t

the four aerial tankers that of the deployed from twenty seventeen to twenty nineteen boeing and airbus military have been hand picked as the two top contenders. and then in years. a flurry of diplomatic efforts to resume the long stalled six party talks on the new clear icy north korea is currently taking place behind the scenes but not everybody is yet on the same page the sources of the usa the opening up a communist nuclear and missile programs to independent verification is one of the key preconditions to getting everyone around the table again. i can and then reports north korea's uranium enrichment and its long range missile program top the agenda. recent talks between regional powers as a truck on the way to rescind the long stalled six party talks. korean foreign minister you don't says that wednesday at the mall trilateral talks are a good foundation for which the war also stressed that enhancing bilateral efforts should be taken into consideration as well. diplomatic sources in boston on tuesday said that north korea would have to freeze its nuclear program and ballistic miss

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short to medium range twin engine narrow body jet airliner airliner a little bit like i suppose the airbus a three twenty eight three nineteen a three twenty one there are so many of these plays in planes in the sky i think in any one moment there over a thousand of them in the air but sadly from time to time things go very badly wrong as appears to have happened here tonight of course. a couple years ago a lot of the russian companies like this one would have run more soviet era planes thinking about to pull off one two three four or something like that but they've all been phased out for the more modern planes like boeing's like air buses you see very few of the soviet era planes anymore so this is a modern plane and it's considered to be a very reliable plane in fact it is the most reliable plane the boeing seven three seven anyway as thoughts tonight with friends and family everyone who's a parish there really bad news coming through from central russia. marsa legal immigration to russia which was exposed by last month's murder at a moscow market is seen in effect of police chiefs kick

cost thousands of jokes other a lot of protests they were held about thirty sites in the company's airbus factory in hamburg in the north to its euro fighter assembly plant down the sounds of the various mentioning. when ross and leading the way employees of the aps defence and security subsidiary city in march down to the entire tree the protest followed rumors that the jokes may be all mine. i also not something people in these parts of the biennale often confronts the ats last home and business entity timing to fuse custody and has two other subsidiaries it can often be a tsn but since the nt systems called off a plant manager. and this wants to make the company's military wing more efficient that could mean reducing the number of employees and even cleansing some tactics with full legal settlement offer two is a total outrage especially since we are profitable. the bridge at full capacity of over thinking it was of the city the ats seems to be doing while in twenty twelve the company reported total sales of more than fifty six billion viewers and strong profits. the engine for that su

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government doing things unless it's cutting edge the government's not involved in aviation boeing and airbus you know makes the planes it's doesn't design the cars government doesn't design our computers why should they design a launch vehicles now so for us it's very exciting let nasa go to mars let nasa do asteroid things and cutting edge science and let the private sector do what we do best which is operations so it's a good thing why i want to turn to one more thing that's making headlines because not only do people have the ability to visit space but apparently space can visit us as we said this happened this past february and russia had that here entered twelve hundred people you know researched this we came out saying this is actually going to be happening ten times more than scientists originally thought how should people really sort of ingest that new should we be scared or what we should be scared i mean for us in the business one of the fundamental reasons to have a space program is to prevent the earth from getting wiped out of the old. environmental program and for us the fact t

three twenty one there the short to medium haul twin engine planes that rival this indeed boeing and airbus are who is fighting for orders every month. they sell about the same amount of planes incidentally every month or production of this model was launched by boeing back in one hundred sixty seven that was a very early one though the think i think there was called the boeing seven three seven one hundred series since that time at least one hundred seventy planes have been involved in fatal crashes we mustn't forget that of course these planes called the workhorses of the sky for one very good reason there are so many of them working all the time so if that looks like a high number we've got to get it in perspective as well although each and every instant total tragedy there are a lot of planes up there now in two thousand and four a boeing seven three seven fell into the sea in egypt hundred forty eight people died there and two years later another seven three seven crashed in brazil this is just a snapshot all hundred fifty five people on board were killed that time the worst crash here

those are some of the takeaways that we mention airbus greater detail.prident in 2016? >> i am up for governor neet year. we will focus on that. many of the key battleground states in america, 2010 were ultimately states for democrats control everything. its chief executive and legislative branch. flipped all those things. wisconsin and nine neighboring states. that was the key to our success. the reason i say we should focus on 141st is a beacon of the house republicans, elect particularly with the failures of obamacare, electroform-mded people and then after we do that we can put a new chief executive in nationally will help us lead the cause, but we have to do it focusing on 141st. lou: do you believe the party is ready for 2014? is there this time a ground operation? is there this time may national strategy, one that is specific with tactics seeking a real assessment of what would be the desired outcome, that is, as you said, told the house, to take the senate, and prepare for 2016. >> i think that there is. i hope that the party across the country a

window shopping at dubai air show, iranian airline are banned from buying new passenger planes from airbusoeing. one aviation expert said, if the sanctions are lifted there would be a spending spree, not just planes but life jackets and landing gear, airaft engines, flight masks. >> landing in germany a thousand amazon employees participating in -- two the of locations protesting wages and benefits they want amazon to adopt a industry wide industry agreement for employees rather than its own pay scale among benefits a christmas bonus for a 13 month salary, which is custom in germany, where do we get that? what is christmas really about? >> presents, i suppose. melissa: all about presents, expensive presents, a recent study showed one in four couples cover-up or just lie to their significant other about the amount of money they spend while holiday shopping, is this just the t of the iceberg or a slippery slope to bigger issues? our panel ready to let loose. that is a lot of peoe, one in four? islying about what they are -- lying about what they are spending they put half on credit card, and

not only for boeing but airbus is having so many problems that airbus is suggesting that they may haveo cut production of that rival plane. >> yep. what's incredible here is that the fulcrum for all aerospace -- if you look at the orders coming from dubai, you finally realize how mcnurney has said that he has a ten-year plan. plus, if he's able to get the labor costs under control, you could have a multi-year move. it's been the best performing stock in the dow. it is so not done, carl. these orders verify the fact that this company has a road map that easily could last for as long as, frankly, 10, 15 years of upside. >> yeah. >> the 25-year plan if he's got another plan on top of that. wow, the 777 is a money plane. they are going to make a fortune on each plane that they make. >> jim, you've had good winners in your charitable trust. at 140, as the best performing dow component of the year, when do you take some? >> here's the problem. we know whenever there has been a new iteration of a plane, it's almost biblical. we're in year two. honeywell is along for the ride. they make the co

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yesterday of going competition airbus. i like what i see. >>: j.p.13 billion accord. supposed to help consumers a little bit more. a watchdog per say make sure consumers get their money back from the past. pat >>mark: year seen all these companies that absorb the other companies during the financial crisis and turn out on the hook for countries they absorbent. all with j.p. morgan. you think they should be held responsible even though they take these companies on at the request of the government? >>: the government says mark you ago by a damaged a bank and we are going to see you later because of some of the assets. it's a damnation game. they certainly benefited on some levels. but on the other hand, it's tough to fight the government especially when it's free election season for it >>mark: so if the government comes for real, you settle. thanks a lot wroth we'll check back and i 15 for the winners and losers on wall street. >>james: in the meantime. see facebook c e zero mark zuckerberg. and this advocacy group is launching a campaign in support of

that's an a 380, double decker made by airbus. emirates bought 50 of them, paying $23 billion. it will bring its whole fleet of a 380s up to 140 when it takes delivery of all of those, more than any other airline. then the 777, the current one, boeing 777. emirates put orders in for the 777x and they brought 150 planes for $76 billion, all told, emirates on its own spend $99 billion. other gulf carriers spent a bit. etihat spent $29 billion for 80 planes, and qatar airlines. >> a lot of money and big business there. thank you for that from dubai. rebecca is next with a look at the weather. >> wind is gusting 60 miles per hour from colombus to cincinnati. and we are getting 60 to 65 mile gusts towards kentucky, and indianapolis still with gusts, 45 miles per hour. we'll continue with the power l winds. as you look at the maps you can see where the strongest winds are. on the storm system, on the radar, note the circular area, the center of low pressure tracking across michigan now. what we have in low pressure is winds are rushing in to replace what is being evacuated up into th

there will be some out there that would say -- there will be some who will go down the line, the airbuset me tell me, there'ses amany people, i can hear pilot viewers and aviation viewers saying, if it ain't a boeing, i ain't going. boeing allows the airmen to fly the plane more individually. airbuses put protections into the aircraft which mean that in certain circumstances you can't do certain things. it will be an interesting point. in this case, would stall protections, for example, have altered -- we don't know if it was a stall. when you look the at pictures how the plane came out of the sky, very rare to go nose down like that, very rare. theres would no forward momentum for the aircraft for it to fall out of the sky like that. >> you're not kidding those pictures are startling. we'll find out what happened right before then. >> thank you for helping us understand what that video means. appreciate it. >> let's get back to indra petersons, out in washington, illinois, monitoring the situation there and the national forecast. hey, indra, what do you have? >> reporter: good morning.

this is a double-decker plane made by airbus, and emirates bought 50 of those today for $20 billion. it will bring the whole fleet of a-380 up to 140 when it takes delivery, more than any other airline in the world. in the next door you have the 777, the boeing 777. emirates puts some in for the 777-x, the next generation. a plane doesn't exist yet. they bought 150 of them, 150 planes for $76 billion. all told emirates on its own spent $99 billion today. the other gulf carriers spent quite a bit. qatar airlines bought 50 planes. >>> still to come here on "the news hour." >> on one of the most diverse streets anywhere in the world, devon avenue in chicago. >>> the extreme sailing series lives up to its name. the details are just ahead with jo. >>> hello get. a quick look at other stories we're looking at here at al jazeera. libya's spy chief has been kidnapped. he's also a leader of one of tripoli's revolution bring guyeds. he was abducted as he was leaving the airplane in tripoli. >>> activists in the libyan capital have begun a three-day strike to voice their anger at the killing of

look at damage from this photo: the airbus landed safely and no one was injured. >> good samaritan from stockton is credited with saving a woman's life after she plunged from the third deck of the oakland coliseum yesterday. the woman was spotted on the railing after the game was over and fans shouted at her teller her not to jump. a 6-year-old marine vet stepped in to break the fall. >> had was a guy standing there with his arms out and i knew he would try to catch her. it happened in seconds. when she jumped she hit-and-run accident in the check with her feet and he went out cold to the concrete. >> the woman and the due samaritan are both in the hospital. she suffered life threatening injuries, he is in serious-but-stable condition. >> president obama is waking up on the west coast after a swing that will which you several stops arriving at seattle international airport yesterday and attended two democratic national competent fundraisers greeted by demonstrators protesting the keystone xl pipeline. the protesters were out in front of the san francisco jazz club last night, as well, w

i think -- for commercial airliner business you have airbus and boeing and these dig airplane programsrm and they're quite expensive and i think if you're in senior management of one of those companies, it's a safer bet to take and aim for inkre incremental improvement instead of radical improvement. if you're wrong, you'll get fired. >> why doesn't spacex create the fastest jet plane in the world? >> we have to focus on rockets. >> when do you think you'll be able to achieve the aspiration of spacex of moving people to a place like mars? >> well, i think we could probably send the first person in about 12 years. >> wow. will you be that person? >> only if i'm confident that spacex will be fine if i die. you know, maybe if i was confidence that the mission would continue if i wasn't around then i would do it. >> elon musk on his program to mars. much more ahead from him including his response to all of the headlines about tesla's cars catching fire. >> new technology should have a spotlight on it but not laser on it. n't always easy. first, i want a way to help minimize my blood sugar

the airbus landed safely without problems.gers and five crew members on board. >>> an off-duty rochester, new york, police officer is being called a hero this morning. kristin wilson and her mother helped to pull three young children from this van moments before it burst into flames. the family's vehicle had been hit by a driver running a red light. amazingly there were no serious injuries. >> really is a hero. four children in the van. the driver and her 9-year-old daughter were able to get out but not the 2-year-old twin boys and 6-month-old daughter. they were buckled in child safety seats. the fire began under the hood. so really the clock was racing, and -- wow, some great efforts there. >> obviously it is so important to have your child in those seats but it can be a struggle getting them out and wilson was able to able to jump in to help. the younger kids were tougher to extract from the car. >> the 20-year-old driver was ticketed for speeding and running the red light. his mother says, "words don't even explain how tha

here the boeing and airbus planes as configured by airlines choose a seat pitch that varies between 31es. when you try to take down the -- yeah, doesn't work. >> yikes. what a trooper he was. we expect more news from the dubai air show tomorrow. watch for that right here on power lunch. imagine a long flight in coach, ty, with that little leg room? >> i've taken now on most of my flights as over the weekend to buying the extra leg room just for the comfort alone. not first class but the extra leg room. i just say i have to have it. folks, in the past two weeks, sotheby's has sold over $1 billion of fine art and jewelry. and this week the auction house could raise another $50 million from one of the most significant collections of motor cars of all time. they're on auction and robert frank is there with a sneak peek. hi, robert. >> hey, tyler. in this room last week sotheby's was displaying that andy warhol that went for $105 million. this week it's all about cars. i'm here with ian keller of rmr auctions. what's the idea of combining art and cars and doing it here at sotheby's? >> we f

these guys are boeing and airbus.at trade a lot. >> what do you guys think about chipotle, another stock that's had this run. he said he's still short. they've mentioned it before. >> of everything that he's rolled out, all of it was really rock solid. i mean, even the short on, you know, but i just think with chipotle, what makes it a difficult play is if the thesis is taco bell is going to be a competitor, it's clearly not happening. they're two different consumers. i think that's what makes that short so difficult because their customer keeps coming back. >> josh has talked about his book that both of us have frequent eater cards at chipotle. >> another stock on the move today, that's twitter. that's climbing higher today. dr. j is seeing some unusually bullish activity around that stock. what do you see? >> yeah. well, last week, scott, that was the first full week of trading for twitter calls and puts, of course, because it just came out. and just days before that. it was seeing puts outtrade calls by better than

airbus announced a $23 billion order. gulf carriers are spending big bucks to expand their fleet as they compete for stop-over traffic of the this is upseted to be a record of had breaking deal better than 2007. right now jessica taff is here with the story of an extreme sport taken to the limits by some in new york. >> we are talking about a sport where there are - the rules are there are no rules, there's no pay at least in new york. i'm talking about mixed martial arts or mma. new york is only one of two where fights are legal. on a trip to the bron. bronx we are learnt it didn't stop people participating. >> drone is on the way from his day job to take part in a sport he loves, and that he hopes will take care of a son he loves, a son he was separated from after a clash with the law. >> i have been away for two years. since object i have been doing damage. >> when jerome says damage, he means damage. on this night jerome's competing in a mixed martial arts fight, a sport illegal in new york statement. >> i thought i u

eric colder to say we've found the seeds of the entire bill down then a separate attorney said the airbusoesn't that argue we are punishing you to caused a meltdown? vp said they did not cause it by themselves and their mother's baby the way for regulation and actions against other banks as well but it j.p. morgan was the first to go. dennis: we spend $600 billion we are so afraid but now all the lawyers are sucking them dry is there not logic contradiction in the? >> absolutely not. they knew it was coming to. dennis: so what? >> they took said gains from what they did now the have to pay back. dennis: did they lose those ill-gotten gains and everything melted down and the banks lost money. >> they did not back in 20,008th it was said deal of the century. dennis: be made at the request of the government then sued them for the stuff that has gone wrong by those acquisitions? another question. $30 billion settlement $4 billion for consumer really standing up to $1.7 billion reducing principal on my home under water so how did that bad stuff jpmorgan did in that settlement caused my home to

term of go back to the bombing of our marine barracks in marine and the shooting down of the iranian airbusn 1988 by the u.s. naval vessels. and we can go on and on about what is happened. this is as hostile, bitter relationship. and the diplomatic trend, which i think is real, is very fragile. to put things in context. i just went through and did a list and talking about how fast we've got to move. the u.s. colombia free trade agreement negotiations began in may of 2004. it went in to effect in may of 2012. [laughter] two friendly countries both having an interest in the domestic politics and all of that stuff. it always happens; right? u.s.-korea free trade. the first round february of 2006. there were renegotiations that went in to effect march 2012. the new start treaty formal negotiations -- it ended in february of 2011. put this in context. those are countries we have established relationships and diplomatic channels and all of these things. look how it took and the time constraint we're dealing with iran. it's tricky and difficult. i think the details have been laid out well. you kno

. >> the stock is now noun as airbus. they can't combine the two, clearly. >>> jpmorgan has counseled a twitter question and answer session after jpm became flooded with insults. some of them were like this. does jamie dimon pet a small cat and laugh ominously while he's ruining poor people's lives? and another said is the fact that he's paid over $500 million in fines since august a source of pride or are you embarrassed that it's not higher? not the sort of things they're looking for, really. so the bank tweeted tomorrow's q&a is canceled. bad idea. back to the drawing board. yes, i think so. >>> meanwhile, james gorman asked if he dare enter the world of social media. >> i do not. but thank you for asking. no, i don't engage in any social media. unfortunately i found people have tried to mimic me at different points. >> should they ride the storm, accept the occasional tawdry tweet? easy for you to say. if you want to join the conversation, get in touch with us, e-mail us worldwide@cnbc.com. more appropriately, tweet u

an airplanemaker, airbus has launched the campaign for wider seats. >>> happening today -- more than 1 million californians could find out today if they will be able to keep their healthcare plans that don't meet the standards of the affordable care act. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the board that oversees covered california is meeting today. kyla? >> reporter: those five board members will consider a proposal that would let people keep their current policies. president obama said people can keep their current plans another year. but the board is also considering an extension only through march. some analysts say any extension could shake up the market and lead to everyone paying higher premiums. some say it's not necessary to continue the policies in california because the state exchange is working well. republicans are still focused on the president's pledge. >>> the american people, they don't understand all of the niceties and all of the complexities of healthcare and healthcare energy but they know when they've been lied to. >>> also new informati

airbus recommends 18 inches across.ith seats just one inch smaller. airlines are moving toward narrow seats to fit more people in the cabin. >>> the telegraph looks at a treasure-trove of modern art thought to be destroyed. they include masters pieces by matis, picaso. belonged to the son of an art dealer who was an associate of nazi dealers. >>> and "the wall street journal" looks at the triumphant return of the marathon a record 50,000 runners. some wore crazy kooky outfits. one man from seattle ran in a wool suit. his name is brandon weber and after the race we had to ask him why. >> two reasons, one, when i think about new york i think about a classy city and thought it would be fun to class up the marathon a bit. but also my friends and i like to wear suits when we're doing kind of crazy stuff. whether it's climbing mountains or skiing it's kind of a tradition that we started about four years ago. the suit was hot. and extra chafing, but for the most part total blast because the crowd was amazing. they were into it

airbus america. thank you, president obama. the president will make an announcement that will paid a path forward further the relatively small number of americans who get their insurance on the individual market, some of which have had their plans canceled. but the solution with respect to the timing of enrollment is not to abandon a long. that is the real agenda of people on this floor. the solution is to fix the problem so that like in connecticut, more people across this country can, for the first time, have access to affordable, quality health care. >> thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. >> the senator from illinois. >> mr. president, i want to thank my colleague from connecticut and california for coming to the floor. for last our republican senators have come to the floor and told a number of stories about individuals. and i do not dispute the fact that they have brought to the floor. it dispute that characterization of what america faces at this moment time. i supported the affordable character. believe it was t

airbus recommends 18 inches across, it released a study showing flyers can improve their sleep by 53%r. airlines are moving toward narrow seats to fit more people in the cabin. >>> britain's "telegraph" looked at a treasure trove of modern art, said to be destroyed in nazi germany but in a apartment an munich included masterpieces by by picasso and renoir. the "wall street journal" looks at the triumphant return of the new york city marathon. 50,000 started the raise, some war some crazy outfits. one man in seattle ran in a wolf suit. his maim is brandon weber. we asked him why? >> two i think about new york a classy city and thought it would be fun to class up the marathon a bit and also my friends and i like to wear suits when we're doing crazy stuff, climbing mountains or skiing, kind of a tradition we started up four years ago. the suit was hot and extra chafy but for the most part it was a blast because the crowd was amazing. we were into it and cheering me on. >> this marks weber's ninth marathon. your mother if you had a choice being overdressed or underdressed so he took mom's

airbus recommends 18 inches across, it released a study showing flyers can improve their sleep by 53%n. >>> britain's "telegraph" looked at a treasure trove of modern art, said to be destroyed in nazi germany but in a apartment an munich included masterpieces byry by picasso and renoir. the "wall street journal" looks at the triumphant return of the new york city marathon. 50,000 started the raise, some war some crazy outfits. one man in seattle ran in a wolf suit. his maim is brandon weber. we asked him why? >> two i think about new york a classy city and thought it would be fun to class up the marathon a bit and also my friends and i like to wear suits when we're doing crazy stuff, climbing mountains or skiing, kind of a tradition we started up four years ago. the suit was hot and extra chafy but for the most part it was a blast because the crowd was amazing. we were into it and cheering me on. >> this marks weber's ninth marathon. your mother if you had a choice being overdressed or underdressed so he took mom's advice. >> uncomfortable, 26 miles in that. >> it was a bit windy yest

cranking out a miniature movie every eight days shooting around the world and on their extravagant airbus don't touch lola. >> this is new. please don't. >> it's okay. you can. >> reporter: they're trying to appeal to comic book people. >> i'm one of them. i want them to enjoy this. i want me to enjoy it. >> reporter: i feel that you're a beacon to all men in their 40s who want to be fabulous. >> i feel, yes. i feel you seem like a potential s.h.i.e.l.d. agent if one isn't secretly already. what do you think, cool? >> make me feel like i could really be an agent. >> i'm weapons trained. >> you can field strip it? >> no. we want to be able to have mom, dad, senior, sis, all be able to sit and go that's my favorite character. >> and you made the geeks british so you can laugh at british people. >> they are the smartest ones on the plane. >> ian comes from the same part of scotland as me. he's my people. when it comes to beautiful women like ming-na wen, i can't keep "agent of s.h.i.e.l.d." kind of cool. you get to wear the coolest outfit. >> i do and it's the most comfortable. >> reporter: