says it will probably be easier for them to go to the moon than to have a really comparable to boeing system. because going to the moon is something like building the three gorges dam. it's one, big, huge, public works president, as opposed to all the complex millions of parts and quality standards and schedules and everything required to keep airlines and aircraft moving with millions of customers day in and day out. >> rose: is there an increase in the number of kids that are leaving china to go study abroad? >> there is. in japan, that number has plummetetted in japan. japan is becoming much more inward looking, fewer people going outside. china they're still going outside which i argue is good for china, good for the u.s. i think this is objectively a good thing for the world with one caveat. there are so many now in u.s. universities they're able to stick together and delightinize rather than mix in as they might have done -- >> they stay within their own place and see each other rather than mixing over a wider diverse group of americans. >> yes. but still you can tell the difference be

not printed out the tickets from home, southwest says the system is up and running again though and reservations were never effected. >>> boeingam liner still the major airliner but already other airlines are starting to make changes. electronic dimmable windows are not dark enough. eats has ask the u.s. aircraft maker to coup with away to united is not comment thong report. >>> a part of paradise will soon be sold. who is about to spend millions to buy a hawaiian island? >> plus an expensive fire ball on the san joaquin river. >>> 5:55 an explosion and a fire on the boat in a delta made three people swim for their lives. it was a 30-foot cabin cruiser look at this on fire and then it sank. the owner of the boat wayne carol was trying to sell that boat. it took two possible buyers out for a ride in antioch yesterday when the gas engine burst into flames. he's happy he didn't have his dogs on board. >> i always take my dogs with me. this is first time in two years i haven't. they always sit in back. i have a little dog bed for them. actually the hatch that explode is usually when they sleep. >> ktvu on obtained these photos tak

systems in the continent. jon: this particular plane, an md-83, was built by an american company, mcdonnell douglas, now owned by boeing. it was flown by american air carriers for quite a while. and in fact there were a couple of incidents when it was flying, when it was flown, i'm sorry, alaskan airlines in which it had to land prematurely because of smoke in the cockpit, that kind of thing. we have that graphic. maybe we can get it up on screen in just a moment. but at any rate, some of them date back to like 2002, peter, for instance. is that unusual for a plane of this age and will they look that far back into its history? >> first of all, no, it is not unusual. the md-80 was for many years a very common aircraft in the united states. american airlines still flies almost 250 of them. so it's, it's a good aircraft. it has got good safety record. it does consume a little too much fuel. so u.s. carriers tend to be shedding themselves of this aircraft but the investigation will go back as far as necessary to identify what happened to this plane. you know, there are reports that there were engine problems. they will loo