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sang-moon bae, 67 today. matched the low round of beljan. and greg chalmers. remember this par putt back at 14? merrick had been in front bunker. that got him settled down. beljan at 18. made birdie. and these two upstarts are going to go back to the tee for the playoff. okay, so i've got some of the new designs from the unicorn apocalypse game. awesome. share it up! ♪ really good stuff... well i wanted it to look like a real unicorn. the way they look in real life. i really like how the horn is broken. yeah, it's decayed but still lethal. what about glitter for the mane? ♪ no glitter. they leave little glittery drops everywhere. one second, we're just going to make a quick sidebar. (whispering) there will never be glitter in this game. get more done together on the galaxy s3 and note 2. save up to $50 on samsung smartphones at best buy and best buy mobile. jim: tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and "downton abby dwts's maggie smith. it all gets started tonight. only on cbs. dick waddell chairman of northern trust. and the legendary jerry west, who donat

sang-moon bae, 67 today. matched the low round of beljan. and greg chalmers. remember this par putt back at 14? merrick had been in front bunker. that got him settled down. beljan at 18. made birdie. and these two upstarts are going to go back to the tee for going to go back to the tee for the playoff. the unicorn apocalypse game. awesome. share it up! ♪ really good stuff... well i wanted it to look like a real unicorn. the way they look in real life. i really like how the horn is broken. yeah, it's decayed but still lethal. what about glitter for the mane? ♪ no glitter. they leave little glittery drops everywhere. one second, we're just going to make a quick sidebar. (whispering) there will never be glitter in this game. get more done together on the galaxy s3 and note 2. save up to $50 on samsung smartphones at best buy and best buy mobile. jim: tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and "downton abby dwts's maggie smith. it all gets started tonight. only on cbs. dick waddell, chairman of northern trust. and the legendary jerry west, who donates his time to

. >> defense giant bae did not take as much of a toll a stock. >> the forecast is also positive. >> for eads, 2012 could have been worse. despite production and delivery problems, technical glitches, and a merger that never got off the ground, the bottom line was solid. the ceo said its airbus unit set a new sales record. >> we have a strong revenue growth overall for the entire group of 15%. operating margins have been considerably higher. i would say we are well on our flight path towards our target of around 10% return on sales in 2015. >> the outlook is solid largely because carriers are updating their fleets. airbus and its u.s. rival can barely keep up with demand. even battery problems on boeing 's dreamliner and production problems with airbus have done nothing to dent demand. >> more international news for you now. 10 people have been wounded in a suicide bombing in kabul. >> witnesses say the bomber crawled underneath a bus when he detonated the bomb appeared the bus was carrying afghan army personnel. the taliban have claimed responsibility. >> the incident has again raised q

one of them is mike patterson, a pipefitter at bae systems. >> the major concern is the layoffs.n these jobs run out, there won't be any coming in behind them. >> reporter: so when these ships leave, the work runs out? >> the work runs out. >> reporter: the navy's budget cuts of $10.3 billion will fall hardest in the shipyards and involve the cancellation of maintenance and modernization of 22 warships this year. what does that mean? >> it's catastrophic to our industry, to our employee, and equally as important to the readiness of those ships. >> reporter: clifford says some of those navy cruise ships will lose weapons to their cruise ships. >> if we don't do that we may be sending a ship out in harm's way not as equipped as it should be because it doesn't have the current things to fight. >> reporter: layoffs could start in may but the anger of workers like mike patterson is aimed at washington now. >> if we don't do our job, we get written up for. who's righting congress up for not doing their damn job? >> reporter: defense has said. and now those warnings aret about to get re

friday morning, the carnival triumph was towed from the alabama cruise terminal across mobile bay to bae a company that operates a shipyard where the vessel will undergo repairs, carnival says it will not be in service until late april at the very earliest. and in addition to undergoing mechanical repairs clean-up crews have their work cut out for them and the ntsb is investigating the cause of the engine fire that caused the ship to lose power on sunday. in mobile, alabama, jonathan serrie. fox news. >> we also learned the first lawsuit against carnival has already been fired. the passenger says the company failed to provide a seaworthy vessel in sanitary conditions and also the passenger from texas claims she suffered harm while the ship was stranded. >>> now to news out of d.c. where police have arrested a man in connection with an explosion out of virginia sub shop. it happened earlier this month. we covered it quite a bit. 25-year-old horus thompson is accused of detonating a device inside this sub shop on richmond highway in lorton. the owner of the shop was hurt in the fire and he

but health professionals caution that the idea is to stimulate baes for normal development-- not to hurry them along. now, throw it to me. pick it up. throw it to me... throw it. ( chuckling ) throw it. can you throw it with your hands? this whole, you know, business again of wanting the fastest baby is very, very noxious, because, you know, they want to have the fastest car, and they want to have the fastest baby and they think you can control that. one of the most exciting things about working with children is this tremendous developmental drive. whatever they know how to do, they want to do all the time. they don't want to just walk, they want to run. they try to climb everything. so you don't need to teach them any of those things and trying to do that is counterproductive. now, of course, they have to have the stimulation. it's always a balance. so for most of the developmental milestones, if given some stimulation, some freedom, some interaction around it, they will learn it as fast as they can. and because young children are busy exploring their world keeping them safe is one of th

and we had that the ship is going to be repaired at bae systems right across the bay, right across mobile bay from where we are right now and greta from my vantage point right now we're watching the porters wheeling the baggage carts so presumably the offloading of passengers and their luggage is imminent. >> greta: jonathan, you've mentioned the fact that they're flying a foreign country flag, they don't usually fly an american country flag. so i assume there's less sort of monitoring or regulation or control of the ships than perhaps the airline industry n.t.s.b. monitoring it. is anyone going to investigate this outside of carnival? >> and that's a very good question. we in fact spoke with maritime lawyer, jim walker, who said that he is hoping that this will lead to a lengthy congressional investigation, that will look into this type of regulation, increased regulation by the u.s. government, but as you pointed out, greta, these cruise ships fly foreign flags, generally from small countries and the companies themselves are incorporated in foreign countries. now, part of this is becaus

they're trying to buck the trend here, bae systems adding 1.4% after results came in better than expected. swiss re also moving higher 1.7% after a special dividend and fourth quarter income beat expectations. similar gains here for capgemini. ul almost 1.74%. akzonod giving up about 5%, certainly not helping performance across the markets this morning. let's go back out and stay a look at bond rates. auctions this morning, we're waiting on spain, france and the uk in particular. the uk yield for the ten-year is 2.15%. we are seeing it come in just a little bit. a different story for italy and shape, though, which are seeing yields move a little higher. italy moving towards that 4.5%. spain, 5.234%. we'll bring you the results in about half an hour's time. a worst than expected german auction yesterday where yields were off 1.6%. finally, a quick look at forex, as we know, there is so much in the markets as of late. dollar/yen, 93.38 ahead of president obama and abe's meeting tomorrow. sterling, this is interesting. now decidedly below the 1.52 mark given up another 0.25% today and finall

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. >> reporter: last week the military notified bae that work on 13 ships at several of its sites would have to stop if a deal wasn't struck. >> if it goes fully and we run completely out of work there will be a skeletal crew in here just to keep the plant up and running. >> reporter: this air of uncertainty is why some members of virginia's congressional delegation took part in a town hall meeting in newport news monday. where they got an earful from residents. >> i've given my personal salary into my business because i love my business and you guys i think need to do the same thing. >> this is not a republican issue. it's not a democratic issue. it's a national issue. it's our boys, our girls, our families. >> reporter: president obama is painting a grim picture to put pressure on congress. this shipyard is part of his mosaic. >> these cuts do not have to happen. congress can turn them off any time with just a little bit of compromise. >> reporter: but some republicans aren't buying it. >> i think that the president needs to stop trying to scare the american people. >> reporter: and t