boeing fleet of 787s have been grounded since january after the lithium ion batteries caught fire. ce safety regulators to allow airlines to resume using the plane. >>> we've been telling you about buster posey signing a huge new contract extension, and he will be holding a press conference soon. he has pushed that back just a little, and it's set to start in about six minutes or so, and when it does, we'll bring it to you live. >>> the vietnam war 40 years later, why many veterans are just now getting treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. >> and california's leading the way, how the golden state's gas standards could become the norm for the rest of the nation. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an

saying they have finished testing redesigned batteries on a third of the bobo but -- of the boeing 787 dreamliner fleetth several extra layers of safety to prevent battery fires. the issue forces the regulators to ground the planes world-wide after nonstop service was started from san jose to tokyo. >> there are some proceedings you will not see on tv, the supreme court. two justices from the highest court tell a house committee that televiseing court proceedings is disruptive. they say the court is very conservative and not ready if tv. this came during a hearing on proposed cuts to the court budget. >> despite the warnings americans still using their cell phone while driving. in fact, two out of every three admit to using cell phone behind the wheel. the centers for disease control found that 69 percent of americans talk on their mobile phones while driving. 31 percent read or send text messages, a rate higher than drivers in seven european countries and portugal came closest to the united states in the pentagon of -- percentage of persons using their phones while driving. >> a stolen taxicab and a c

. >>> boeing said its fleet of troubled 787 dreamliners could be back in the air very soon.er, japanese regulators say not so fast. this has a direct impact at sfo and san jose ma net ta. in january authorities grounded the dreamliner after lithium batteries overheated on two separate planes. boeing said it has not determined the exact cause of the problem but it has identified 80 potential issues and has redesigned the system to eliminate the fire risk. the chief engineer said after testing the jets could be flying within weeks. however, japanese regulators dismissed these predictions saying there's still too much analysis to be done. >>> san francisco's beloved rocket ship is heading to new horizons after two years on the city's waterfront. the builder is taking it down this weekend. it was originally supposed to leave the embarcadero after a year on display, but the port extended it to two-and-a-half years. it is a popular destination for pictures and family gatherings. >> we get to play on a big toy with big machines, and it's time for something else to come to this loca

fleet. ana plans to seek compensation from boeing. the company says it's still researching possible solutions to get the dreamliner back in the air. europe is attempting to rein in banker bonuses. under a proposal drafted in the european parliament, bonuses for europe's financial industry may be limited to the level of an annual salary. some officials blame large commissions as a driving force behind the financial crisis. bankers became more willing to take on risk for larger payoffs. the proposal calls for a shareholder vote to allow extra perks at the end of the year. the u.s. is in for a natural gas boom in the next few decades. shale-rock formations are expected to provide a source of natural gas through 2040, according to a study by the university of texas. the surge in production should keep prices at moderate levels. gm is increasing its supply of plug-in cars. production of electric cars like the chevy volt will increase by 20% this year. gm also has high hopes for its upscale electric release, the cadillac elr, that will hit

boeing says this plan will get the fleet back into service soon, but there is no set date. the faa must give a final okay for the fix. >> now, video games having a rough year, facebook with a new member of the leadership team. hi, emily. >> good afternoon, larry, carolyn. facebook expands it's fleet, slep has been running facebook operations and has been instrumental in helping the social network scale to more than a million users. he joined ceo mark zuckerberg on the executive team. former cto brett tailor left facebook just after the company's ipo. >> drop box is buying or chess stra. the company behind mailbox coming out just last month. terms not disclosed. mailbox will remain a stand alone app and drop box incorporating mailbox features into products. it's the latest move to expand beyond it's core product. february was not a great month for the video game industry. total sales dropped 25% year after year with hardware sails sales showing the biggest fall. x box 360 remains top-selling console and wii-u showed games said phase three was the number one game. a report sh

the boeing ceo says they've passed a milestone toward getting the fleet flying again. >>> the head of the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission has offered to help with the clean-up at fukushima daiichi. 4 out of 6 reactors were damaged during the earthquake and tsunami two years ago. three of them melted down. nrc chair allison mcfarlane says they'll have to clear a lot of hurdles before they can clean up the plant. she visited the site in december and expressed her respect for the 2000 workers who are removing debris and spent fuel. >> that was all very impressive. at the same time, there's clearly a huge amount of work that needs to be done there. they've got to you reactors that are damaged. >> mcfarlane has offered to work with her counterparts at japan's nuclear authority. >>> tokyo electric officials have been cleared of accusations they lied about conditions at the fukushima daiichi plant. that's the conclusion of a probe set up by the power utility. the case goes back to february of last year. diet appointed investigators were due to inspect the number one reactor but abandoned

boeing 787 dreamliner took off to the air on monday for the first time since january. the flight from its washington airfield was just a test of the jet's redesigned battery system. the entire fleetas grounded because of trouble with batteries on two different dreamliners. boeing has added more insulation and better ways of preventing overheating. >>> america has four living former presidents, and they are still on the u.s. payroll. last year taxpayers spent $3.7 million on presidents george w. bush, bill clinton, george h.w. bush and jimmy carter, and that does not include what the secret service spends protecting them and their families. >>> women may be coming down to earth when it comes to their footwear. a new survey finds that 62% of women are giving up those super high heel shoes in favor of more comfortable ones. sarah jessica parker of "sex and the city" fame is once again a trend setter saying those stilettos have done damage to her feet. are you going to give yours up? flats for you? >> i've always had flats. every once in a while stilettos but not a trend for me. no thanks. >>> coming up on this tuesday, just in the nick of time, a hiker is rescued after being strande

boeing. to set the stage the world's fleet today for commercial airplanes there is 20,000 airplanes and we atboeing are forecasting that fleet is going to grow -- it is going to double to 40,000 airplanes. you bring that to the united states, 20,000 airplanes flying today, in the united states 30% are here. 6,600 airplanes, this is the largest in-service fleet in the united states. by comparison we talk about china. it is the second largest in-service fleet with 9% of the total fleet. you look at the united states 6,600 airplanes that the airports are dealing with today. we're forecasting that number is going to grow to 8,800 airplanes over the next 20 years. so you have to be able to accommodate 2,200 new airplanes over the next 20 years. that is just one piece of the puzzle. what is more important is we're forecasting 7,300 new airplanes to be delivered into the u.s. airspace. what does that mean? it mean there is a huge replacement cycle under way where the airlines are replacing fuel efficientss airplanes are being replaced with these new airplanes. the new airplanes that have advanced te

other airline news, faa approved boeing's plan to redesign the fire prone lithium ion batteries. the fleet has been grounded world wide since january. following a battery fire on a dream liner parked in boston and then, a smoking battery that led to an emergency landing in japan. regulators say the plan includes flight tests which have to be passed before it can return to service. >> first lady michelle obama is the latest person to have her personal information leaked online. the fbi is investigating a web site claiming to have published financial information of many famous people, and there is a bay area connection in this case. >> tmz.com is reporting the hackers are already using the victim's personal banking information. tmz cites law enforcement sources who say it's possible that crooks have taken cash from celebrity accounts. there are 17 celebrities named on the web site. first lady michelle obama was just added joining attorney general eric holder and fbi director robert mueller liflting his current atras dres on sacramento street in san francisco. we checked with parcel quest. th

boeing says 787 test flight with redesigned battery system, went according to plan. they used a dream liner built for a polish airline for today's test out of seattle. the entire fleetas been grounded since january because one battery caught fire and another began smoking. more tests are needed before boeing gets clearance from safety regulators. >>> yahoo! purchased a mobile news start up created by 15-year-old british boy. it is an app that scans news articles and give as snapshot of stories small enough to fit on an iphone screen. one tech blog says yahoo! paid $30 million for the app, 90% in cash, 10% in stock. apple made a large purchase acquiring wi-fi slam for $20 million. the palo alto based start up is developing a way to use wi-fi hot spots to navigate inside spaces. it should help create a better mapping system following the company's split and google maps. >>> new worries about the european debt crisis put a damper on stock prices markets fell after a european official suggested struggling banks may have to take losses. >> following hospitalization for seizures little wayne announced a u.s. tour, including a date in oakland. ♪ [ music ] >> the america's

boeing says 787 test flight with redesigned battery system, went according to plan. they used a dream liner built for a polish airline for today's test out of seattle. the entire fleetas been grounded since january because one battery caught fire and another began smoking. more tests are needed before boeing gets clearance from safety regulators. >>> yahoo! purchased a mobile news start up created by 15-year-old british boy. it is an app that scans news articles and give as snapshot of stories small enough to fit on an iphone screen. one tech blog says yahoo! paid $30 million for the app, 90% in cash, 10% in stock. apple made a large purchase acquiring wi-fi slam for $20 million. the palo alto based start up is developing a way to use wi-fi hot spots to navigate inside spaces. it should help create a better mapping system following the company's split and google maps. >>> new worries about the european debt crisis put a damper on stock prices markets fell after a european official suggested struggling banks may have to take losses. >> following hospitalization for seizures little wayne announced a u.s. tour, including a date in oakland. ♪ [ music ] >> the america's

faa approved boeing plan to redesign the litheum aye on battery on the dream liners. entire fleetf 55 jets has been grounded worldwide since january. that's when a battery caught fire on dream liner parked in boston and smoking battery forced emergency landing by another plane in japan. federal regulators say boeing plan requires series of test including flight test which must be passed before the 787 can return to service. >> more men are choosing nursing these days and as you might expect they are of earning more than women. according to the census bureau percentage of male nurse tripled from under 3 percent in 1970 to nearly 10% in 2011. on average male nurses earn more than 60,000 plus a year compared to 51,000 for females. now keep in mind much of that is because more men are nurse anesthesia that pay top escape. when they have higher wage and faster promotion in female occupation that's the glass keys laytor affect. interesting. >> golf interillinois is bringing whole new meaning to the phrase hole in 1 check it out. photo. members of mark foursome took down the sink hole th

. >> well, boeing took to the the sky yesterday as it began test flights for 787 dreamliner. the flight went off without a hitch. f.a.a. grounded the entire 787 fleetg a nice move here. and buick unveils a new lacrosse and regal at the international auto show. the styling and enhancements are the latest of buick's attempts to appeal to younger buyers. unchanged. and the ruling that acquitted the amanda knox case has been splashed he over the headlines has been overturned. and italy ordered a knew trial for the murder of her roommate in italy. an administrator makes nearly half a million a year and she's going to get this money for life. that's an incredible story. guess what? you don't have that kind of benefit package, do you? we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] it wadesigned to escape the ordinary. it feels like it can escape gravity. ♪ the 2013 c-class coupe. ♪ starting at $37,800. ♪ ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. the most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously, astonishing throughput. obously... you know how fast our home wifi is? yeah. this is basically just asast. oh. and verizon

boeing says it will re- design the battery - to minimize the chances of a short circuit. they're talking about better insulation and a new venting system. the 787 fleetgrounded since january. after a battery fire on one plane. and a smoking battery on another. developing now. a tugboat, a barge and a gas pipeline are all burning tonight in louisiana. the tug boat had been pushing a barge filled with of crude oil when it hit a natural gas pipeline. two crew members on the tug boat have been hospitalized -- one of them is in critical condition. some of the oil has spilled into the bayou area - south of new orleans. the coast guard is letting the fire burn off tonight.saying it's too intense to try to put it out. the barge was carrying more than four thousand barrels of crude oil. the man accused of a shooting rampage inside a colorado movie theater was back in court today. where a judge entered a "not guilty" plea on behalf of james holmes.. that's because his attorneys say they weren't ready to enter a plea. the plea can still be changed later to not guilty by reason of insanity. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 others n an auror

the faa approving boeing's plan to redesign the 787 dreamliner's fire-prone batteries, putting the plane maker one step closer to getting its 787 back in the air. the fleet was grounded in january. >>> hostess has agreed to sell its twinkies, ho-hos to apollo global management for $410 million. the buyers hope to have the snacks back on shelves by summer. whew! >>> speaking of sweets, is big sugar about to get a bailout? "the wall street journal" reports the department of agriculture is considering buying 400,000 tons of sugar to stave off a wave of defaults by processors that borrowed $862 million under a government price support program. h&r block saying about 600,000 tax refunds will be delayed due to a form change the company learned about after filing hundreds of thousands of returns. >>> and do you remember this video of a 62-year-old woman -- man, rather, shooing a shark away from australia beachgoers back in january? well, it turns out he and his wife were on sick leave for stress. the couple worked at the same charity in wales, and their bosses saw the viral video, and they're both now -- they've both been fired. >>> now to other stories that ca

boeing, they won a big contract, $15.6 billion contract. it's a deal and this is for ryan air. and this is also for 737, 800, the next generation planes. $16.6 billion. it will expand ryan air's fleet 30% and provide a crucial boost that boeing could use. also want to take a look at the boeing stock. it's on the move and i'm looking at the boeing numbers here. up over 13% for boeing but this is a big one and these passenger jets hold 175 passengers. dagen: thank you. connell: these comments attributed to u.s. officials describing the treasury secretary as being candid and direct in the fist meeting with the chinese president. dagen: reports of a chinese military unit likely behind a series of hack attacks in the united states. peter barnes is in the beltway with more. >> cyber security, one of the issues the treasury secretary brought up with the chinese president, his first trip over there. they also talked about the global economy, including cyprus as well as property. north korea described this as a get acquainted session. the treasury official saying, quote, it was a warm and wide ranging discussion but secretary lou was candid and direct in his comments. leading up to the meet

boeing. the faa approved the plan to redesign the 787 dreamliner's fire prone batteries putting them one step closer to getting the 787 back in the air. the fleetgrounded following two batteries that caught fire in january. >>> host yes, sir agreed to sell who who is, twinkies to a parent company of pabst blue ribbon beer for $410 million. they hope to have the snacks back on shelves this summer. speaking of sweets, is big sugaring about to get a bailout in the "wall street journal" reports the department of agriculture is considering buying 400,000 tons of sugaring to stave off a wave of defaults to processors who borrowed $862 million under a government support program. >>> google will pay $7 million to settle a 38-state case over its street view cars collecting data from unsecured wi-fi networks. >>> new research predicts shipments of tablets running google's android system will overtake the ipad for the first time this year regulators are weighing whether to add nearly 1 million saturn auras for brake problems. >>> h & r block says tax refunds will be delayed to a family room change the company learned about after filing hundreds of thousan

fleet has been grounded since mid- january.after two battery- related fires. today, it's check how its redesigned lithium-ion batteries work. the f-a-a approved the new design, but boeinge the batteries are safe. a new study says that parents are feeding their babies solid food way too early. the study was released today t says that for percenttoday r3 solid foo number foo numbhe saturday night's 338-million dollar powerball jackpot to someone in ne jersey hav lottery officials say the winner has a y come forw prize. a reminder -- you catch right here on kthe o-m-g insidet by entert at here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> how are you doing? the reason why i stopped you is because you are in the carpool lane no matter how many times the chp goes out looking for carpool cheat they find them this woman tried to jump back into the non carpool when she saw the officer and was immediately flagged over i'm out with officer moore of the hayward office of the california highway patrol, now normally officer moore would be out on his motorcycle looking for violators but he got stuck with me on this day the driver claimed she was in a rush to pick up a f

fleet. the test flight would mark another step towards boeing's recently-announced goal of returning that jetter of a few weeks, not a few months. liz macdonald is following this story. hey, liz. >> reporter: yeah, we're tracking the story, jenna, we're going to bring you the latest developments. so two test flights, i think they had a flight, according to reports, in february. it's a revamped battery they're trying to test. the word is they're going to do these test flights from washington state into texas with a minimal crew and no passengers. and, basically, what they want to see is if this revamped battery does not catch fire. there were two fire incidents with the batteries in january in quick, rapid succession. one triggering an emergency grounding of the plane in japan. and so what we're seeing is, basically, boeing's stock, jenna, is hanging in towards its 52-week high. seems to me optimism that this will be a successful test run. but i'll give you another news report coming out, nipon airways is saying, basically, boeing is presenting a best case scenario for this revamped battery. t

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boeing says it will redesign the battery to minimize the chance of a short circuit. some of the changes include better installation in new this king system. the 787 fleetounded since january after a battery fire on one point. at a smoking battery on another force that emerges in landing. >> the boy scouts of america is considering a change in its policy against allowing openly gay members. now it is sent out a questionnaire that goes beyond a simple yes or no on the subject. among the nine questions, is it acceptable for a gay scout and a straight scout to share a tent on a overnight camping trip?. the survey, set to leaders and parents, include five multiple choice answers ranging from a totally acceptable to totally unacceptable. the board says the decision to allow openly gay members will be made at the group's annual meeting in may. >> it is all the out there similar to yesterday's at this time. i have to tell you today will be a beautiful afternoon. concord at 50 degrees. it is want to start with. it will be warmer. a high of 77, near 80 degrees this afternoon. we will be back with more in a minute. >> good morning. >> the time is 4:26. >> dennis

boeing's plan to redesign the troubled batteries on its 787 "dreamliner." in several instances, the lithium ion batteries have overheated or caught fire. as a result, the entire fleet of "dreamliners" was grounded earlier this year. the f.a.a. says extensive testing of the redesigned batteries will be needed before the planes can return to service. the top u.s. intelligence official warned today that north korea's tough talk and provocative actions pose a serious challenge. national intelligence director james clapper appeared at a senate hearing on global threats. clapper said north korea's young leader, kim jong un, is proving unpredictable. his regime recently staged a long-range missile launch and nuclear test, and has threatened a nuclear strike against the u.s. . >> the rhetoric propaganda-laced is also an indicator of their attitude and perhaps their intent. for my part i am very concerned about what they might do and they are certainly if they so chose could initiate provocative action against the south. >> sreenivasan: clapper also warned that across-the-board spending cuts are hurting the intelligence budget and jeopardizing national security. five americ

surging 2% amid reports of a boeing executive said he's confident the aircraft maker has figured out a fixed four the battery problem that grounded the 787 dream liner fleetthe s&p just a point away from its all record. it was up five. . dow futures down 29. right now looks like some profits taking today. >> clicking the facebook likes' may reveal more about you and your allies. a new study says the indicator most personal attributes. >> the study says the likes are linked to everything from sexual orientation and age to your iq. they also tend to expose things like religion, politics and whether you smoke or drink. >> the the what facebook says the results of the study are not the to go it surprising. >> the blackberry z10 will make its u.s. debut next week. today is the first day you can pre order the device. at&t was the smart phone on march 22nd for $199, with a two year contract. bezithe z10 will also be available on t mobil and verizon, although neither carrier has revealed specific launch a date. >> the touch screen z10 is the first device that will run the blackberry 10 operating system. it has a 4.2 is displayed at eight megapixel camera. blackbe

boeing says it will re- minimize the chances of a short circuit. they're talking about better insulation and a new venting system. the 787 fleet has been uary.ery fire on one plane. another. more flights at smaller airlines are arriving late. 81 percent of flights arrived within 14 minutes of the scheduled time this past january. that's down from 83-point- seven percent a year ago. on-time rating. as for the worst -- frontier, express jet and american eagle all did nasa now thinks that mars was once capable of supporting very simple formsthe discovery was made by the curiosity mars rover, which arrived on the red 4's charles clifford has more. >> reporter: for the past few months the curiosity rover has been exploring an area just north of the martian equator...here...near what's called the gale crater. at the moment the probe is to be an ancient stream bed. using a variety of scientific instruments, the probe has been drilling into and analyzing rocks.. looking for signs of life. what it's found in this dust is sulfur, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and carbon... the basic chemical building blocks of life as we know it. they've also

boeing 787 at boston logan's back in january. it was one of several incidents that led to the worldwide grounding of the dreamliner fleet. releasing its interim report on the fire. dan springer is live in seattle. so what have we learned so far, dan? >> reporter: well, jon, we learned in great detail what the ntsb has done during its investigation but it did not draw any conclusions as to what caused the fire exactly two months ago at boston's logan airport on the 787. that remains a mystery and may never be solved because the battery was so badly damaged in that fire. the ntsb knows the lithium-ion battery had a short and overheated in a cascading effect burning up all eight battery cells. they know that boeing safeguards did not work. meantime the 50 dreamliners remained grounded costing airline that own them millions of of dollars a price that may be passed along to boeing as penalty, jon. jon: how close is boeing to be able to fly those planes again? >> reporter: yeah, that's the big question of course. boeing, a source tells me the company is very confident the faa will approve their proposed fix as early as tomorro

and boeing, we should say that this is a stock that didn't really feel it too badly when the 787s were grounded here. >> we should say that because the stock's up 15% since, you know, half their fleet was grounded. it really comes to orders at the end of the day. you have a situation where earnings expectations are supposed to grow 20-plus percent this year, 15% next year so, you have to look out and see if they keep that order growth rate, what investors expect, otherwise this thing sets up for a disappointment in my opinion. >> rets get to the traders tonight and today's market action, the dow rallying for the eighth straight day. that is the longest winning streak in two years. so guy. >> hi. >> hey there. >> what's up? >> i'll start out with you because you had a very good call at the end of january. take a listen. >> come on. >> i think we'll push up somewhere between 1535 and 1560 and that's where we're going to top out for the year. we said it will coincide with ten-year rates going to 2%. guess what? they got magically close. we also said it would coincide with the vix trading down to 12 which i do believe we'll get to. >> so using your words, spot on when it comes to those

boeing says it will redesign the battery to minimize the chance of a short circuit. they're talking about better insulation and new venting system. the 787 fleetire on one plane and the smoking battery on another. >> nasa now thinks that mars once capable of supporting a very simple life forms. the discovery was made by the mars rover, which arrived on the red play back in august. kron fours charles clifford has more. >> they are using the instruments to drill into march and rocks and analyze the results. >> what they found it so far, nitrogen, hydrogen, phosphorus. >> they also found mineral clay. this in the case in the distant past probably millions of years ago this area was covered in water. >> the water was probably fresh, not too salty or acidic. that means that microbial life could have survived. >> this was an ancient environment with the right elements. minerals indicating a near neutral environment and slightly salty liquid water. >> ha all of the prerequisites to support life. >> these discoveries mean that life may have existed eons ago but as of yet scientists have not found any actual signs of life forms microbial or otherwise.

administration has approved a plan for boeing to redesign its troubled 787 dreamliners' lithium ion batteries which had been overheating and causing fires forcing the faa to ground the fleet. >>> a colorado judge has entered a not guilty plea for accused mass shooter james holmes. holmes' attorney said they were not ready to enter a plea for the july 20th shooting rampage at an aurora movie theater that killed 12 people and wounded some 70 others. legal analysts say the lack of a plea from holmes' team could be part of a long-term plan to avoid the death penalty. >>> and as savannah mentioned darryl earlier a $10 million payout for the roman catholic archdiocese in los angeles as the church settles four sexual abuse cases. newly released files show he confessed to cardinal mahony in 1986 he had been molesting two brothers for years. mahony sent baker for psychological treatment but ultimately allowed him to return molested once again. mahony is now at the papal conclave in rome. >>> a long time ago on a planet not so far away there could have been life. the curiosity rover on mars has found evidence of ancient water showing the red planet could once have been a habitable