big labor clips boeing's wings . a federal labor board try to stop the aeropace giant from building airplanes in south carolina and will it succeed . find out next. >> gop hopefuls meet in the presidential debate. join bret bare. and juan williams. first republican presidential debate on america's electionn headquarters . the new blackberry playbk. ♪ cos i'm gonna make you see ♪ there's nobody else here, no one like me. ♪ small enough to take anywhere. powerful enough to take you everywhere. ♪ i'm special ♪ so special >> score one for big labor. the national labor relations board filed a complaint against beaing citing they want to have the plant in a nonunion state in south carolina. boeing will build the dream liner in south carolina as retaliation in union workers for their past strikes. boeing announced plans to build a new plant and negotiations with the union broke down they settled down on south carolina one of right to work states. some viewers are why talk about this issue? why does it matter to the american

sraupbl asking the boeing -- mr. sullivan asking the boeing be withdrawn.ents -- it is against the ability of our states to recruit jobs. your actions seriously undermines our citizens' right to work as well as their ability to compete globally. therefore, as attorneys general we will protect our citizens from union boeing and federal coercion. we call upon you to cease this attack on our right to work, our state's economies and our jobs. editorials from across -- from newspapers across the country have criticized the boeing complaint. even the seattle times wrote in an april 22 editorial -- quote -- "this page regretted boeing decisions but never thought of it as something that could be or should be reversed by the federal government." the article continues saying that the -- quote -- "national labor relations board labeled boeing's decision an unfair label practice and is asking the federal government to move the line. we would celebrate the day boeing decides to do that but it is boeing's decision." the same editorial concluded "the company has a right t

boeing made the decision to come there. they made the decision about their bottom line, about profitability, share holder value, creating the jobs, manufacturing in this country that the gentleman from georgia talked about. they are doing it and will do it in south carolina. i believe they will win the lawsuit, because it's the right thing, american way, unconstitutional for the nlrb to be suing boeing and i believe they will win and put thousands of workers to work in south carolina and invest their money and going to be there 100 years from now. i yield back. mr. gowdy: mr. speaker, we would yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. gowdy: i move now that the house adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands >

and i see boeing, b. a., as a stock you want to hold in your portfolio, collect that dividend, and keep it there for the next peak cycle in commercial aircraft delivery. >> tom: it part of the boeing business, of course the other part is military contracts, defense contracts. and one of your previous picks also operates in that area, we got a comment saying please comment on the recent weakness and the current outlook, geoy the ticker symbol. you first mentioned this on december 22 and the share price has trended lower and took a nose dive over the past month or so. what's to come? >> geoeye is a buying opportunity, i tell everyone don't try to catch a falling knife, but it's still a takeover target in a sweet spot because it about satellite imaging, it all about reconnaisance that we've talked about before. geoeye had a police department on the screen because of concerns with the defense budget and one payment of 12.5 million with a 3.8 billion contract didn't come in on time as expected, and that was en

he was a member of the boeing board. and they voted unanimously to move the second -- not move but to create a second assembly plant in the state of south carolina. i would argue that mr. daley, when he cast that vote, understood it was best for boeing to make this decision to locate new business, and he did not believe he was violating the law or retaliating against unions. one thing you can say about the daley family, it's not in their d.n.a. to retaliate against unions. so this was in 2009. in march of 2010, the machinist unions files this complaint with the nlrb. now, the general counsel -- the person hold that go title -- holding that title a few weeks ago submitted that complaint to the board. but the story is even more interesting. in march of 2010 the complaint is filed by the machinists union. the vote to come to south carolina was in ofbgt 2009. in -- in october of 2009. in january of 2011, mr. daley was chosen to be president obama's chief of staff. a decision that i supported and thought was a good decision f

but boeing sells its airplanes everywhere in the world and boeing can make its airplanes anywhere in the world. and so there may be other countries who come to boeing and to other manufacturers in the united states who say, we want you to make in our country what you sell in our country. and after this nlrb decision, they may be more tempted to do that. now, fortunately, there are other trends suggesting that -- that manufacturing companies around the world may be more likely in the next few years to make here what they sell here in the united states. that's what president carter said to us governors 30 years ago. governors go to japan persuade them to make in the united states what they sell in the united states. off i went to tokyo and i asked nissan to come to tennessee. they chose us because of our education an right-to-work law just as many other auto jobs have done that. nissan tells me that soon they will be making 85 opinion of what they sell in the united states, they'll be making it in the united states. 30 years ago they were making almost none of what they sold in the uni

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i thank father boes. i know we all do for his devotion to building healthy, positive lives for children. and i thank father boes for his words and prayer this morning. may they indeed guide us to do what is right for america and the world. thank you, mr. president. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i appreciate the comments my friend from nebraska, the senior senator from nebraska. following any leader remarks, the senate will be in morning business until 1:00 p.m. today. the republicans will control the first 30 minutes. the majority will control the next 30 minutes. following morning business, the senate will be in executive session to consider the nomination of michael urbanski to be united states district judge of the western district of virginia. there will be one hour of debate on that. at approximately 2:00 p.m. there will be a roll call vote on confirmation of the urbanski amendment. i'm also told that s. 953 is at the desk and due for a second reading.

illegal for boeing to do that. unlawful. i said "if" because i am not here today taking a side in the case. i'm not certain where the truth lies. this is for the tryer of fact and the tryer of law. so when a case comes to the national labor relations board, a complaint like this, they investigate it. well, the national labor relations board investigated under the general counsel's office the civil service part of this, did an investigation. they took affidavits, they talked with people to find out whether or not there was any cause to move forward. now, again, whether it is right or wrong, i don't know. but the -- this independent board decided that there was enough evidence for them to warrant taking this case to an administrative law judge. now, that's the process. so boeing then can make its case before the administrative law judge. the general counsel's office can make its case. the administrative law judge then makes a decision. as i understand it, the administrative law judge can uphold the general counsel's provision

specifically, he said -- quote -- "the boeing case sun precedented." and that he -- quote -- "doesn't agree with what the acting general counsel has done by trying to equate an employer's concern with strikes that disrupt production and make it difficult to meet deadlines with hostility toward trade unionism."that's the clinton nll counsel. coming back to the boeing issue which is stoabt heard by an administrative judge on june 14 recent comments in the press from nlrb spokeswoman shed further light on how their agenda flies in the face. very concept of capitalism. on may 19, various press outlets quoted this spokeswoman suggesting that the nlrb acting general counsel would drop his case against boeing if boeing agreed to build ten planes in washington rather than seven. specifically, she said -- quote -- "we're not telling boeing they can't build planes in south carolina. we're talking about one specific piece of work: three planes a month. if they keep those three planes a month in washington, there is no problem." so they can build planes in south c

we just learned again it was a boeing 707 tanker with three people on board. a crew of three. we learned just a moment ago that the crew escaped with only minor injuries, but again the plane is on fire down there after crashing just a short time ago, we're working to get more details. and as soon as we do we'll let you know. >> pretty incredible they escaped with minor injuries, you can see it close to the pacific ocean, you can see as we come in here, not a lot left of the plane. the three people on board all were and all able to get out, happening just moments ago. >> we don't know if it was take- off or landing? >> well, from what i heard it was take-off, and had a problem there. >> well, we'll have more on that, right now, sharks playing game-two. a must-win? >> yes, a fantastic night if you're a sports fan, hockey action, giants getting so much attention. the a's quietly slipping into first place, a tie with texas last night. they're waiting for the bats to wake up, and they sure did, 14 runs, 15 hits, near the bottom of every major batting team. number one in team e.r.a.

we are most grateful to boeing. time away from what he is going to have to say other than jim albaugh has been with the boeing company for 36 years, and during that 36 years, he h had thee most incredible background. it's really an amazing career for any one person. he has been president and ceo of many different divisions and businesses at boeing that it would be har to remember them all, but he started out as president of the rocket dyno propulsion and power division and then president and ceo of boeing space transportation, and then president and ceo of boeing integrated defen systems and also president and ceo of the boeing space and communications division. i believe he was president of a couple of others that i may have missed, but in every one of these positions, it was because of jim's leadership and capabilities tt he was moved to the next presidency to take over once again and make that a stronger program, and so when he speaks to you today, i know you'll see why because he's a great speaker, but he's also

and we want boeing to do that. and if we say to them, but you -- we're going to tell you, the federal government is going to tell you where you have to locate your plants, you're going to override section 14b of the taft-hartly act which was created in 1947 which has created an environment which really has permitted american manufacturing to succeed. all one has to auto is to read david halverstam's book, "the reckoning" of the late 1980's to see in our entire auto industry, if it were still locked into detroit, that it wouldn't be as competitive as it is today, cars made in america. i know that firsthand because i saw it happen when nissan came to tennessee, they didn't hire a bunch of people from japan to run the plant. they went to detroit. they got ford executives who knew how to -- who knew how to run a plant but weren't allowed to by the environment there and they put them at a start-from-scratch place and they created the most efficient automobile plant in north america. and we welcome also the general motor

. >> boeing is charging a lot more shipping for some military plane parts. >> jane king is arrive at york stock exchange. she has this morning's report. >>> good morning. boeing has been overcharging the government for a lot of helicopter spare parts, including $645 for a tiny plastic motor gear that costs less than $13. it's coming in the defense department and boeing repaid the government most what it overcharged for the part after an audit was issued. better news, google, android smart phone market was up 35% making it the industry leader. dow and s&p 500, mixed so far. that is going to continue today, dow is down 30 points and bloomberg index is trading up just slightly. pg&e is reporting losses because of safety issues over the gas pipeline system. next few months may not be the next time to buy a car. they say automakers are going to offer fewer incentives in the coming months to take advantage of the japan related shortages. >>> time for a check on the forecast. >> we have a warm jupd cool down >> weather will change dramatically. clouds this time yesterday but now we don't. y

and i think we cannot talk about biofuel without talking about boeing because boeing is being so actives forward, that we, lufthansa, celebrating 50 years of corporation last year, and now 51 years already. we are very much impressed by the leadership said that boeing has taken on the worldwide base. not talk about domestic u.s.a. only but on a worldwide basis to really attract, to step into the country and as a follower of this track, i can say we in europe, we are operating that is basically operated by boeing manager who is dealing and talking to us every day. so i must say to a certain extent, and i love it to say, europe is being run from seatt seattle. >> thank you for the kind words. let me put this in your head, with us on this panel, about five years ago the wisdom and aviation, me included, was biofuels will not work in jet airplanes. it will not meet technical standards, it can't make enough, et cetera, et cetera. by three years ago we had proven it was possible, but probably unlikely. you know, you could do it technically but too many open questions. today, we are really on

trieste's your feedback. >> grace eli bbeth hal h in your boe o, "a natbodyn of outsiders" you devote whole chapter to j.rc salinlly r and a catcher in the rye. why? >> well, interesting because his character is really the first exocginnely popular rebel figure who really comes from an elite upper-middle-class background in this post wartime. he is not alienated because of his race or because of this class bacpe.round or because he is a bohemian. a prep school dropout. he is a resd toent of a fkarly nice new york apartment, and this is really the dto sning ofa newlaiind of troatule. book in 1951? >> it was really h-ie. the boojim s style was very different from a lot of published fictbodyn at the time. it was alaiind of slangy, amouot bratty sort of dialogue style that really ca-iht the eye of young peraple. people of all ages, but especially younger people. the book really mf impression on readers at the time and valley throughout the fiinkies and into the 60's toe. as well for th. >> subtitle of your book, how the white md tond love with rebellion postwar america. besides d forc sal

. >> corporate funding is is also provided by boeing. additional funding is is provided by the annenberg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. tonight, we talk fallout -- osama bin laden's death solved one mystery but has opened a pandora's box of complications. at the top of that list, what happens now with u.s. involvement in pakistan and in afghanistan. the two allies present separate dilemmas, but each turns on how much money and how many troops will be devoted to the relationships with each nation. beginning with afghanistan, nancy, where do things stand? >> well, this week we heard a lot from secretary of defense robert gates and some of the commappeders in afghanistan their hopes that the death would lead to reconciliation between the coalition and the afghan government and some of the insurgent groups there. the problem is so far that hasn't happened and it seems that th

boeing flew it in this afternoon. it's the fourth generation of jet. the first intercontinental flight including passengers is expected later this year. >>> no name change for mineta san jose international airport at least for now anyway. the city council decided not include silicon valley in the name. however, mayor chuck reed says that a name change would be reconsidered if an airline wanted to market a particular route using that name. >>> we are getting our first look at the house billionaire facebook founder mark zuckerberg bought. five bedrooms, five baths, this is in palo alto. about 10 minutes from his menlo park headquarters. among the features, there is a saltwater pool, sunroom, heated floors. apparently we have a look at one of those five bathrooms. marble sinks on both sides. nice soaking tub there. and the living room has bookcase, hardwood floors, fireplace, and the price tag for the house, of course you want to know, $7 million. >>> our next story is about cancer recovery and the gift of motherhood. dr. kim introduces us to a bay area w

it's a boeing 707, a very old plane, crashed shortly after takeoff. three people on board made it out but only with minor injuries. it's something we'll be watching. of course we'll have more details at 11:00. >>> plus, fight that red light camera ticket and go ahead and win. a south bay woman has done something all drivers could benefit from, and it's getting even the backing of lawmakers out of sacramento. we reveal her secret that every bay area driver needs to know tonight at 11:00. >>> and finally the answer to that burning question, why would anyone give brian wilson a watermelon? here's the answer. because it's his favorite food and it's his birthday. we're not taking about the famous giants pitch we are the beard but his namesake at the san francisco zoo. the fan of the real brian wilson made a big juicy donation to the zoo in a recent fund-raiser and won the privilege of naming the 8-year-old beast. special birthday feast for brian the hippo konl continues this weekend. a bit watermelon. >> hippos are ornery, so now they can say fear the hipp

how the boeing respond to the technology developed? guest: they were put in the position of taking on most of the criticism about this program. as the government contractor, they have kind of taken on that criticism. the changing requirements of the program, a program that was originally envisioned, was changed by the government and that put burdens on boeing to be able to try to respond to what the government wanted. it was kind of this call acquisition program that went awry. there was finger-pointing between the government and a boeing but both of them tried to keep as civil as they could. now the department has released itself from boeing. it's still says that boeing will be able to compete for these other contract opportunities they will have down the road. host: the caller mentioned money and the house appropriations committee recently marked a bill concerning border security that proposed for f y 2012, five other million-dollar -- for $500 million. what is the story behind the numbers? >> guest: the spending on border technology

we're told that it is a boeing 707 tanker. it's used to -- for fuel and operation support, transporting fuel. we are also being told that three people onboard did survive this crash. you can see, we saw earlier when the helicopter pulled out that the plane veered off the runway to the left of the runway. and it skidded to its current position. and you can see that it is embedded in the sand and muck because it is right offshore from the ocean right there. >> yes. >> so we are keeping an eye on this. down at point lagoon naval station at ventura. this happened at 5:25 this evening, we are told. >> and we will be right back. [ music ] . >> eyewitness news is brought to you by heavenly greens. don't miss the heaven lip greens sale going on now. >>> a one ton naval relic that weren't missing has been found. police arrested two men last night for trying to sell the giant brass ring for scrap metal. christian airs is here with how a vigilant employee held them catch those thieves. >> reporter: one man is in jail for trying to lift t

prudential. >> corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you.

passport this week or the supreme court heard another case this time involving defense contractors boeing and general dynamics who were taking on the government contract for eight twelve stealth fighters back in the late eighty's early ninety's and that i'm going a little bad because of finances and a lack of proper technology and the government wants their money back all three billion dollars of it over the appeal from boeing in general dynamics was greeted with a state secret privilege from the government the supreme court made a surprising move the justices claim that the privilege cannot be invoked it would be used to give the government monetary awards which was the situation in that case now walter fetching to see the highest court in our country recognize the state secrets privilege doesn't protect the government across the board i just can't help but wonder why they agreed to hear this case over the case involving extraordinary rendition yes sino the government has a really tight relationship with the fans contractors and obviously even tighter relationship with money but how seri

mechanics took the boeing out of service as they tried to find out what caused the problem. this jet made a scheduled landding this morning. the airport believes that the boeing 800 freighter is the largest plane to land in san jose. the massive jet returned to los angeles on a flight to test its navigation system. >> still coming up tonight on abc 7 news. the pipe line testing that might have prevented the san bruno explosion and what to expect when they test your neighborhood. >> summer enrichment programs and what happens with low income children when they were victims of school budget cuts. >> it is getting cooler as mother's day approaches. will we have rain? later tonight the baby who arrived in a you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> windy conditions did not help the firefighters battling the flames in the san matio apartment building. you can see the flapes were just vicious here. they spread to four other apartments and an attached garage on delaware street. 13 people were displaced by the fire. the red cross is helping with housi

at this point, there is only a complaint against boeing. this complaint was issued on the basis of statements and documents and actions by the company itself. there is certainly evidence, including at least one boeing executive's statements, that the company may have retaliated against workers. the nlrb and the acting counsel have not only the right but the responsibility to investigate and act where the facts and the law establish, a right, an obligation to do so. so no one should be trying to prejudge this case before it goes to the administrative judge and no one should be seeking a pass from the appropriate process and no one should be seeking to intimidate or to interfere with this lawful proceeding. i come to the floor today because of the prospect of exactly that danger occurring here. on may 12, chairman darrell issa, representing the chairman on government oversight and reform, sent a letter to the acting general cowns he feel the the -- counsel of the nlrb, requesting that he produce all related documents pertaining to this case.

it's a boeing 747 and can hold more than 450 passengers. it is 30 feet longer and 11 feet wider than a 747. boeing took it around the western u.s. today to check out its navigational gear. other stops included los angeles and las vegas. after it landed, the jet liner turned around and took off again. a jet flying from miami to san francisco made an emergency landing today in las vegas. the pilot reported smelling smoke in the cock pit. the plane landed safely. ground drews were -- crews were unable to find the source of the smell. >> reporter: we're going to show you how some places are offering unique ways to celebrate your mother. >>> sunday brunches are filling up and flowers shops are emptying out. janet live in san francisco with a look at the mad tab and how some are tyking a high-tech approach to celebrating their mothers. >> reporter: here at girridelli square, some restaurants are full come sunday. one restaurant is going to personalize menus with a message from you to your mom on the menu, one of many ways people are celebrating t

it's a boeing 747 and can hold more than 450 passengers. it is 30 feet longer and 11 feet wider than a 747. boeing took it around the western u.s. today to check out its navigational gear. other stops included los angeles and las vegas. after it landed, the jet liner turned around and took off again. a jet flying from miami to san francisco made an emergency landing today in las vegas. the pilot reported smelling smoke in the cock pit. the plane landed safely. ground drews were -- crews were unable to find the source of the smell. >> reporter: we're going to show you how some places are offering unique ways to celebrate your mother. >>> taking action by doing nothing. why a sheriff plans to retrofit misdemeanors go unnoticed. >>> sunday brunches are filling up and flowers shops are emptying out. janet live in san francisco with a look at the mad tab and how some are tyking a high-tech approach to celebrating their mothers. >> reporter: here at girridelli square, some restaurants are full come sunday. one restaurant is going to personalize m

boeing took it on a flight around the western u.s. today.other stops included los angeles and las vegas. after it landed here the jetliner turned around and took off again. >>> it looks like there will be no name change for san jose's airport. that's the word from the san jose mercury newspaper. it reports that a special committee committee set up to revive the airport will not add silican valley to its name. >>> it changed the condition of giants fan bryan stow. we'll hear from his families and friends based here in santa cruz. >>> their birthday came with buying a hybrid that saved you hundreds of dollars and shorten your commute. but now that the program has expired, many people ask where's the perks? bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> the doctors were are ready to operate. but now that move is postponed. the moment by moment recov

a spokeswoman says that the boeing 707 crashed on takeoff and burst into flames. it was reportedly carrying a large load of fuel and three people escaped with minor injuries. >>> continuing coverage now on the schwarzengger family's predicament. as rita williams reports, the child lives in bakersfield. >> i feel for the young boy more than anything because he is very, very nice. >> reporter: the former governor bought the house for a quarter of a million dollars last year for 50-year-old her four children including -- mildred and and her four children including schwarzengger's son. >> birth certificates to show that the child was born september 271997, 5 days later, schwarzengger unknowingly had another son, this one with baena, the name of her husband is listed as father. they separated three weeks later but in papers filed for divorce in 2008, she said the marriage produced no minor children. >> we are told that he had no idea during her pregnancy that she told him that when he was a toddler. he is 13 now. when he was a toddler she found out and he really looks

boeing is developing a rocket system.lue origin found by jeff bezos kept its plans largely secret. nasa provided $319 million in seed money for the private sector to develop a modern alternative to the aging space shuttle fleet. by turning the job over to private companies, nasa is hoping to focus on the next frontier, developing the rockets to take astronauts to moving asteroids and maybe even mars. meanwhile, tourists could be hitching a ride to space in just 18 months. virgin galactic plans to charge 200,000 dollars round trip. tom costello, nbc news, cape canaveral. >>> a veteran driver hits e. and the come from behind thriller in the lone star state. plus, do you remember racing the toy metal cars on the orange track? you don't want to miss this. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> heat and humidity for the east. then we're looking for dry and cool out west. storms in the middle. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, thi

one of those is boeing secretary charging the army about spare parts (inaudiblew) a tiny black plastict cost less than $13 for the pentagon agency. refunded about a half a million dollars on that fear after a draft and it was issued (no audio) after the draft came out. wall street journal saying richard branson and asked boeing to pay up to make up costs repeatedly delayed streamliners calling these a nightmare. the ceo of sears addressing shareholders at the company's annual meeting saying improving their business is a top priority details of how he will do this. high hopes for the kardashian collection as well as one of modern family star sophia vergara . stocks lost almost 10 percent yesterday and then went back to 10th of a percent. losing money for the first quarter and sales in stores opened had fallen. on the service side of the economy utility and health care growing less than forecast by the apparel company's bp lawyer services dating 179,000 jobs in april missing what economists have been looking for. investors did not like it and putting pressure on stocks the dow down only

because what the national labor relations board did by siteing -- citing boeing about coming to south carolina is outrageous. we have a free market system. for the government to start picking winners and losers and trying to decide where those winners should put their business it is outrageous. it would upset the balance of how our free market system is suppose odd to work. one of the biggest problems we have with this country today is too much government intervention in trying to tell businesses how to do what they do best, which is create jobs. government doesn't create jobs. businesses create jobs. we need to get government out of the way, including trying to tell a company where they should be build a new plant! [ applause ] >> juan: congressman paul, i have the same question for you, sir. let me add, republicans have historically had success when appealing to union voters, blue collar voters. do you see danger in the gop alienating union members? >> i wouldn't think so. i think union members believe in the rule of law as well. you can approach them in other ways. i represented a

some of them have stealth technology like that boeing one unveiled this week. some of them are armed the first drones were mounted with a single camera. the air force announced its stare system will have nine cameras on it. and stow the military amendments it will have drones fitted with 30 cameras. remember when part of the strategy in baghdad was to get biometric data on whole communities tracking the insurgency and building up a massive database of a who's who in iraq. now what would have been been done with fingerprints and i.d. cards is fingerprints integrated with retinal scans. integrated with facial recognition software. facial recognition software they tell us was just used to positively identify osama bin laden's body after he was killed in pakistan. that technology being used for civilian purposes. we had night vision technology before 9/11. now we've got thermal detection night vision technology which they tell us is the difference between two cans and a string and a iphone. companies like lockheed are developing exo skeletons for humans. your flesh

the group will ride a modified boeing 747 aircraft that comes with a telescope. the flights will be held through june. >>> sports, boy it comes down to tomorrow night with the sharks. >> nerve-wracking with everybody involved. it is the biggest game in the history of the sharks franchise. seven times they have gone to a 7th game in a plaintiff series, they won 4 and lost 24. today, working out a little bit. they got to be concerned about a lot of things. start at the stop, they have given up three goals in the 3 3rd period in two connective games. last night was brutal. they could have lost 6-1. you could say and they agree it was not one of their shining moments on ice. >> we weren't skating well and it cost aus. get bag -- it cost us. get back to being loose. >> you have all done your work already, finished and all you have to do is hit send, the two teams get to determine which story you will send. we understand we have that opportunity, we have the stage, like i mentioned last night. the stage is our, getz get out there and perform. >> we will know a lot tomo

plea to misdemeanor charges means no jail time, and lohan will serve only 14 days of her 12-daypro boe 12 h 12-day probation at home. >>> elsewhere, reports say hugh grant is in negotiations to take charlie sheen's place on "two and a half men." some reports say the talks are stalled and others that grant has turned down the role. >>> "the new york post" is accusing will smith of getting piggy with it. so creative post. shooting "men in black iii" in tightly spaced lower manhattan, smith has angered new yorkers by parking a titanic luxury trailer on location despite having a luxury apartment nearby. the 53-foot long $9,000 a week rental with sports amovie room and all granite bathroom was moved after complaints. >>> this is from wnbc for new york in new york city where one feathered fugitive has landed back home after flying the coop. a peahen, the second bronx zoo escapee in two months, has been recaptured. missing since monday, the bird's escape produced headlines and a twitter account, which was similar to the zoo's original escapee, mya the egyptian cobra. the colorful fowl was spo

manufacturing and housing data raised concerns about the economy's strength and helped pull industrial giants boeingnd caterpillar down. elsewhere on the earnings front, sales slipped in the first quarter at home depot, but shares of the retailer rose, thanks to a healthy jump in profit. market watchers are keeping a close eye on linkedin ahead of its first publicly traded day tomorrow. they bumped up the price range of its ipo by $10. a coalition of health professionals and organizers are launching a print ad campaign in several u.s. cities today in an effort to convince mcdonald's to stop marketing for kids through its happy meals. the group is calling for the retirement of ronald mcdonald. the nfl lockout is big business for some folks. our colleagues noticed this twitter post that apparently loaned $500,000 to one player at a staggering 23%.interest. you still have to pay the bills. >>> coming up, atlanta's brian mccann comes through for the braves not once, but twice. plus, the mavericks thunder through their opener with big help from dirk nowitzki. your early look at sports is straight ahead.

the sophia aircraft is a modified boeing with a huge cell scope with studying asteroid and black holes. first flights will be this month and next month. >> what a fabulous opportunity. >> we'll talk about the forecast. it is blustery out there. >> the wind has picked up. it is gusting 25-30 miles per hour and the low clouds made a rush to the coastline and so it has been a cooler day in our beaches. inland areas enjoyed a nice warm up. live picture from the high definition camera showing clouds there and plenty of sunshine from that view. high definition south beach camera looking toward san francisco and you can see the sun there. it is not exactly blue everywhere. i will show you the satellite picture in a moment. temperatures from the 50s around san francisco and half moon bay and oakland and fremont and antioch . cooler bay and inland tomorrow . showers starting saturday night with much cooler weather coming over the weekend. this afternoon, you probabliinoid that it - probably noticed it was hard to see marine layer came back. pacificica only in the 50s. 10 degrees warmer today. w

the boeing had leveled off at 33,000 feet bound for cairo.ata recorder showed unusual activity. in what would be the last two minutes of the flight. >> the first event we note is the auto pilot disconnecting. about eight seconds later, the airplane appears, the airplane begins what appears to be a controlled decent. >> reporter: someone at the controls then put the plane in a dive. plummeting more than 16,000 feet in 36 second. the plane gained altitude briefly. on the voice recorder the co- pilot could be heard saying, i rely on god. >> in the english language we say, oh god, oh jesus. >> reporter: now the ntsb blames that co-pilot. the pilot returned from the lavatory and tried to pull the plane up. on the recorder, he is heard crying, pull with me. pull with me. but the co-pilot is pushing the controls in the opposite direction according to the data recorder. >> normally in the cockpit the one pilot is flying the airplane and is supposed to fly the airplane. and the other pilot is supposed to handle emergencies and to take care of the radi

you can see the boeing 757 land without incident. american booked those passengers on other airlines to finish their trip. the plane is out of service while mechanics try to find out where the smoke came. >> today was a furlough day in the mt. diablo school district. the students organized a teach in concord mt. diablo high, because they are angry about the furlough days forced on the instructors. parents and teachers were on hand. students want to learn and not take a day off. >> i am a student. if i stayed home no body would do anything for me. no one would talk and speak out for what we believe in, in our education . >> they will be speaking up. one of the topics was how to write a letter to a lawmaker. >> members of the california teacher's association are taking the budget cuts to a new level and demanding their voice be heard. >> educators are fed up with the endless budget cuts. funding has been slashed 20 billion over three years and unless there are tax extensions another four billion may be cut. the capitol may be quiet now

the plaintiffs claim the problems with toxic fumes occurred on several flights of this boeing 767, tailumber 251, not long after it was serviced at st mobile. >> immediately following that scheduled heavy maintenance, the aircraft began experiencing what are called "fume events," which is contamination of the air in the cabin of the aircraft because of burning engine oil and hydraulic fluid. >> o'brien: the most serious incident took place in january 2010, when eight passengers were treated and seven crew members were hospitalized for respiratory problems. some crew members say the problems continue to affect their health today. >> st aerospace should have found the causes of these problems. there were a number of issues that should have been red flags to them. instead, this aircraft was signed off by st aerospace as being airworthy when it was not. >> o'brien: in response to the lawsuit, st mobile told frontline that they are confident that their work was not responsible for fume events on plane 251. as for us airways, it had no comment on their crew members' lawsuit, and the airline s

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. >> reporter: billowing smoke, bits and pieces of a boeing 757, bodies littering the inside of a hole inside the pentagon. the commander said they learned lessons from the terrorists who took those lives. >> there will always be people willing to do those kinds of things. we know that. we practice and prepare for that every day. >> it brings some closure to the families of victims. i feel blessed because i have two family members that work at the pentagon or in conjunction with the pentagon. one worked in the wing that was hit. she was not there. the other one was supposed to be there for a meeting that day, and she was not there. >> reporter: some of those firefighters thought that bin laden would die of natural causes because they had heard he had been sick. they said they were appalled to learn that he was living in the lap of luxury. they expressed respect for that special opens team that killed him. >>> there may be no such thing as closure, but there is some comfort for the families of victims. beth parker talked with one of those families today. >> reporter: this is todd reuben