almost 200 passengers on board the british airways flight intended ford london.was taxiing at johannesburg international airport preparing to take off, the aircraft collided with an office building on the side of the taxiway. now the plane, of course, did not take off at the stage, noun of those on board the flight were injured. some were very shaken up understandably. you were able speak to one of the passengers a short while ago. here's what he had to say. >> we were doing a decent rate of speed for taxiing purposes and i just saw this building in front of us. i said to myself, man that building looks close. i never thought anything else, then within a half a second to milliseconds, the plane smashed into whatever building that is. the flight attendant the air hostess, she was sitting across from me. her eyes got huge. by the time i seen her eye, i got nervous seeing her face. oh my god, we hit a building. there is extensive damage to the building. what blew my mind, once we got off that plane the wing was about 3 to 5 metres deep into the building. it wasn't j

. >>> a british airways 747 jet was on his way from south africa to london, but as you can see, the wingt ran into a building before takeoff. 182 passengers were on board. they all got off safely. >>> check this out. video from oklahoma. shoppers at one mall got quite the surprise over the weekend. falling ice. some pieces were as long as five feet. no reports of any injuries, luckily. >>> beyonce stopped by a massachusetts walmart friday after she did holiday shopping herself. she got on the store's loud speakers and said the first $50 of every shopper's holiday gifts were on her. that's a santa's helper. >>> let's get you the first look at business today. for that we turn to jackie. good morning. >> good morning. more fallout from massive data breach at target. estimating customer transactions fell 3% to 4% versus the final weekend before christmas last year. target offered 10% discount to all customers in an effort to limit damage. >>> analytics firm saying despite heavy promotions sales likely fell by mid-single digits at brick and mortar stores, does not include online sales, which

. >>> a british airways 747 jet was on it ways from south africa to london. didn't get too far as you can see here. the wing running into a building at the johannesburg airport before takeoff. the airport management company says four employees in the building suffered minor injuries. all 182 passengers got off safely. >>> oklahoma shoppers got quite the surprise over the weekend. lots of falling ice. some of the pieces were as long as five feet. no reports of any injuries. >>> and beyonce stopped by a massachusetts walmart friday fight after she did a little holiday shopping for herself, she got on the store's loud speaker, she said the first $50 of every shopper's holiday gifts on her. lot of people smiling. >>> we turn to jackie deanne gel his. good morning. >> good morning. more fallout from the massive data breach at target. customer growth partners estimating customer transactions fell 3 to 4% this weekend versus the final weekend before christmas last year. target offered a 10% discount to all customers in an effort to limit the damage. >>> bargain hung

the british airways 747 was taxiing into position when the wing sliced through a building. no injuries. one passenger tweeted that the first class passengers got to evacuate before the others. >>> a pedestrian was rescued after being hit by a commuter train in oregon. the man either walked or ran in front of the train as it approached the station. rescue crews had to use air bags and jacks to lift the train off the victim in order to save his life. it's not known how badly he's hurt. >>> utah at the center of a fight over same-sex marriages over the weekend. on friday, a judge overturned utah's ban on those marriages. gay couples lined up for licenses. this morning, a judge will consider arguments on whether a hold should be put on his ruling. a federal 'peels court denied the hold on the ruling last night. >>> president obama and the vacationing first family took a break from the beach by taking if a college basketball game. they were there to support craig robinson, the first lady's brother. clearly, some members of the family would have preferred to be back on the beach.

british airways say 182 passengers were on board and they all got on off safely after the incident. the flight was about to take off for london. >>> fear is growing that violence in south sudan could turn into civil war. the african nation is the world's newest country created when it broke away from sudan in 2011. the u.s. has evacuated 680 americans and other foreigners. about four dozen u.s. troops are deployed there to help. that's on top of 45 sent to reinforce the u.s. embassy. four american troops were wounded when gunfire hit evacuation planes. >>> plans are being made for a public memorial for claire davis. she was shot in the head more than a week earlier by a classmate who came to school heavily arm. the gunman killed himself shortly after. in a statement davis's family said they're grateful for the time they had with her. >>> coming up on the "morning news," spacesuit snafu. a new problem for the spacewalk at the international space station. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by airborne, awesome immune support, now

one passenger on the british airways flight sweeted out this photo yesterday. the plane was about to take off when it slammed into a building near the runway in johannesburg. the airline says all 189 passengers got off the plane safely. they are spending the night at a nearby hotel. >> 4:52. a little too much time on their hands and holiday spirit, we're going to show you what some bored i.t. guys came up with. >> nothing out of the ordinary. hopefully we'll see it but the story behind it will have you smiling. we'll explain it and show it next. >> that looked like nothing i've seen. looking to the bay bridge a smooth drive. the road crews working overnight. folks have to get to work so we'll get your commute. >>> welcome back. we talked a lot about the candlestick farewell. did you see this. >> center brad mester announced he was planning on retiring so get this t team gave him the best send-off. during the final home game they threw the 14-year veteran a pass. his first reception in 208 career games. all of them in the team box applauding, clapping you can im

however, across the pond-- british airways will allow unrestricted use of handheld devices starting today under a new rule set overseas. ford stock gets hit after it announces new products in 20-14 will impact next year's profits. the auto maker says it will launch 23-global products, up from 11 this year. spending on those launches will mean profits between seven and eight billion dollars. ford posted $7.3 billion in profits during 20-13's first three quarters. ford stock was down more than 6% yesterday.perhaps also cutting into those profits will be the company's efforts to develop a self-driving car.ford says it is teaming with the university of michigan and state farm insurance to make one. apple ends months of teasing and is taking orders for its new mac pro desktop computer today. the newly redesigned computer is at the center of ceo tim cook's made in the usa push. the new pro is being manufactured in austin, texas. components are also being made domestically. apple is spending $100 million in the campaign. the mac price is just under $3,000. this comes after years of criticism abo

is on the verge of extinction warns edward snowden as he takes to the bridge as he talks the british airways giving an alternative to the queen's speech and wishing everyone a merry christmas. and competing is nice but winning trumps it all athletes say ready themselves for the sochi winter olympics stay with us as we report on the one paralympic in town or who's using that gold fever turned tragedy into purpose.

a passenger on the british airways plane took this picture. the plane was taxiing getting ready to take off for london. no one on board was injured. it is not clear why the wing came in contact with the structure. >>> dennis rodman is back in north korea. the former nba star is putting together a team of north koreans to play against nba veterans next month. this is rodman's third visit to north korea shortly after kim jong-un ordered his uncle and another political leading executed. there are concerns that more political leaders could be killed. rodman maintains his trip is motivated by basketball and not politics. >>> president obama and the first family took in a college basketball game. they went to see the game in honolulu. oregon state is coached by michelle obama's brother. oregon state lost the game and it is the first time the team has lost with the president in attendance. >>> a pennsylvania community came together to help make a young girl's wish come true. 8-year-old was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia in may. delaney lives

one passenger aboard the british airway flight tweeted this photo. it slap slammed into a building.ne said all 189 passengers got off the plane safely. thankfully, they're spending the night at a hotel nearby. repairs to the international space station are temporarily onned hold after a successful emergency space walk yesterday to repair a critical cooling system. one of the astronauts discovered excessive water in his space suit. officials say getting the astronauts back out there to complete the repairs is absolutely an urgent matter. >> the space station is running right now with only a single cooling system, which means it is vulnerable to that one cooling system having a failure. >> and the second space walk is now scheduled for christmas eve. if needed, astronauts will be back outside the space station on christmas day. coming up, an early christmas present for a young cancer patient. ♪ jingle bells jingle bells ♪ jingle all the way >> the message of love pouring if fra thousands of carollers outside of her home. >>> a community in pennsylvania is rushing around to grant a gir

is on the verge of extinction warns edward snowden as he takes to the bridge as he talks the british airways giving an alternative to the queen's speech and wishing everyone a merry christmas. and competing is nice but winning trumps it all athletes say ready themselves for the sochi winter olympics stay with us as we report on the one paralympic in town or who's using that gold fever turned tragedy into purpose. this is our team coming to you live from the russian capital i'm marina joshing welcome to the program randy lawmakers have proposed a bill on boosting uranium enrichment to sixty percent of new sanctions are imposed on the country the motion is apparently aimed at countering u.s. legislation authorizing tougher reprisals of iran reaches a historic deal reached in geneva last month now that agreements raised hopes of a rapprochement between the iran and foreign powers and marked a significant milestone of a year twenty thirteen. and let's now have a look at what the deal was about iran agreed to reduce rein in richmond from twenty percent and seen as too close to bomb making capabil

privacy is on the verge of extinction warns edward snowden as he takes to the british airways giving an alternative to the queen's speech and wishing everyone a merry christmas. and a competing is nice but winning trumps it all says athletes as they ready themselves for the sochi winter olympics and stay with us as we report on one paralympic contender is using that gold fever to turn tragedy into purpose. it's let me out in moscow you watch and see international with me marina joshua welcome to the program iranian lawmakers have proposed a bill on boosting uranium enrichment to sixty percent if new sanctions are imposed on the country the motion is apparently aimed at countering u.s. legislation authorizing tougher reprisals if iran breaches a historic deal reached in geneva last month. that agreements raised hopes of iraq between tehran and foreign powers and marked a significant milestone of the year two thousand and thirteen. now let's have a look at what the deal was about iran agreed to reduce your anyone richmond from twenty percent seen as too close to bomb making capability

this morning, we heard from the british airways. he said we need a political consensus.hey needo saying heathrow to remain the heart. all of this comes before the next general election. the party pledged in the last election that they would not support a third runway at heathrow. it will be hugely politically challenging. it will be contentious. that is the main -- issue. it will be such a political haggling. >> thank you so much. caroline hyde a with the latest on airport expansion. .hree months of auto sales what is driving the sector next. ♪ >> welcome to "on the move." i am francine lacqua. here are companies on the move. traders have push russia voting shares to the lows in 25 years. it signals speculation that novartis will sell more than a $40 billion stake. traders are preparing. exit with thell u.k. government i had a schedule. there are leaving the facilities . have an eject a $8 billion will ejected $8 billion. said theexecutive company is a better position to pay dividends next year. gm said it it plans to spend an additional $1.3 billion to upgrade five u.s.

toys for we >> some frightening moments for british airways passengers in south africa. passengers posted these pictures you see here on social media. the tip of the wing after it apparently ripped into a brick building. this happened while the plane was taxiing at the airport in johannesburg. no one was hurt and an investigation is known to -- is underway. >> one local charity found itself in an unusual spot. it had too many donations. >> rather than let them go to waste, toys for tots organized a giveaway. kevin lewis was there as volunteers turned into santa claus. >> they always come through normalcy this christmas. >> when i get back home there going to be jumping up and down and giving me hugs because we have christmas toys. she's gifting for five with one on the way. just children like everyone else. >> what is different than the number of gizmos and gadgets donated. granted 36,000 toys. that0 toys were left over needs to be cleared up by january 1. volunteers required parents prove residency. certificates.h >> one lady came in who had eight children. on the honor

a british airways plane has collided with a building at johannesburg international airport. the wrong taxiway as it prepared for takeoff. it wing hit an office building adjacent to the runway. the plane carried 182 passengers. to debut an aluminum f series at next month's detroit auto so. for militaryed grade metal for the display. the company makes aluminum glass shields -- blast shields for battle cars. more than 24 hours of freezing rain led to an icy buildup on trees and power lines. in some cases, trees came crashing down on cars and homes. the president of toronto's electricity provider has called it one of the worst ice storms that ontario has ever seen. >> still ahead, the future of flight. we take a look at the year that was for the airline sector. and what lies ahead for the industry. first, charles dumas joins us after the break to share his economic outlook for the year. find out why he says we will party like it is 1999. ♪ maxwell comeback. as you wrap up the year, let's take a look at some of the performers or nonperformance out there. this is the trade that no

a british airways plane has collided with a building. four employees were slightly injured. the plane took the wrong taxiway as -- as it prepared to take off. it hit an office building adjacent to the runway. 182plane carried passengers, none of whom were hurt read >> -- none of whom were hurt. 2400 canada, more than people without power. trees came crashing down on cars, homes, and power lines. the electricity provider has called it one of the worst ice storms the province of ontario has ever seen. >> tiffany has been ordered to pay $450 million to swatch after a joint venture between the companies failed. a dutch panel ruled tiffany was in breach of contract. swatch lamed tiffany blocked -- claimed tiffany blocked development to create swatch watches with tiffany branding. >> he once called himself the louis vuitton don. these days, kanye west is boycotting the brand. we will tell you what turned them off to the label. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." tv,re live on bloomberg streaming on bloomberg.com, your tablet, your phone, and any windows phone as well. >> let's talk

it's a wing of a british airways plane loaded with nearly 200 passengers. the plane, not the wing.off. this hopped at the johannesburg airport in south africa. as it turns out, that runway was just too narrow for the plane. no one was hurt. four airport employees inside that building were. they're expected to be okay. no one on the plane was hurt. >>> "duck dynasty" star phil robertson break his silence. he's not backing down from his comments he made to gq magazine leading to the suspension from his a & e show. he led a daily mail reporter where he said quote, i will not give or back off from my path. he also said, i love all men and women. i'm a lover of humanity. not a hater. a & e suspending him over that gq interview. an outcry of support on facebook causing cracker barrel to flip flop on a decision it made last week to remove "duck dynasty" products from its store shelves. on facebook, it said, quote, you told us we made a mistake and you weren't shy about it. you wrote, you called, and you took to social media to express your thoughts and feelings. you flat out told us we we

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. >> british airways plane hit in joe lanceberg. on twitter one of the wings hitting a brick building on the runway. all passengers were taken off the plane and will spend the night in a hotel. >>> the united states has been secretly helping columbia's government kill leaders of the movement. it was launched in 2000 and helped colombia security forces track down and kill two dozen rebel leaders. they have been in peace talks for over a year. it was explained why the u.s. would help the colombia government. >> they have been helpful for quite some time. the covert aspects began with the killing of an american and the kidnapping of farc in 2003, and then things took on a certain amount of momentum from there. before 2003 farc was called an international terrorism group particularly after 9/11. for quite some time before that the heavy involvement of the farc militants and international drug trafficking was considered a national security threat by the united states and it was made very clear as far back as the reagan administration. >>

it happened as the british airways 747 was getting ready to take off from johannesburg. the plane's wing sliced through a building. 200 passengers were on board, along with the crew members. no one was hurt. >>> twitter user apologizing for a offensive tweet about aids in south africa. she lost her job. many wonder how a public relations professional could have sent such a controversial message. gio benitez has more. >> reporter: she is the pr executive at the center of a digital firestorm. justine sacco apologizing after this tweet went viral. "going to africa. hope i don't get aids. just kidding. i'm white!" in a statement, she tells abc news, "words cannot express how sorry i am and how necessary it is for me to apologize to the people of south africa." she was fired on saturday from her top pr job at internet giant iac where she represented some of the biggest names on line like match.com, "daily beast" and about.com. >> this is one of the fastest responses in crash and burns i've ever seen from a tweet. >> reporter: she posted the tweet on friday just before a nearl

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," london's gatwick airport processed 3,000 passengers this year through the boarding gate of british airways using just their irises. that eliminated the need for boarding passes and identification. they already can identify some of those passengers. this is again, being used in limited fashion overseas in europe and in the testing them in other plays. but experts believe this is kind of the wave of the future. then they'll go from eliminating boarding passes and getting you streamlined at the gates to possibly doing that for security screening. but that could be a little bit further down the road. as you mentioned, it does kind of prompt this debate at least in the united states and in europe and elsewhere over what is better at catching potential toifrts. could a machine do it with some kind of faisal recognition or is it better to have a person do that. there's some debate as to whether this might eliminate the job of a tsa screener. some experts believe if they can get you knew the initial security check point where they look at your id and boarding pass only by using a scanner to scan y

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a british airway 747 crashes into a building and its wings slicing through it. what went wrong?w day" starts right now.>> good morning. welcome to "new day." extreme weather. that's the headline in the u.s. we had snow and ice removed from the mid-west to the northeast making for slick roads and treacherous conditionsch there was flooding and a tornado in the southeast stretching from kentucky to mississippi. that's where the bad weather was. but in you went out in new york city, warm temperatures set records for the first weekend of winter. then fat for far from here, ice an inch thick crippled communities. dare we ask what is coming next? we do, we have someone that can answer it, indra petersen in the weather center. >> we were talking about ten inches of rain, we saw a half inch to an inch of icing into the northeast. with you talk about those record breaking temperatures. hard to believe it was the first weekend of winter. it's just two days before christmas and a powerful storm system is knocking most of the country into weather

british airways and iberia saying we need consensus. >> on the business leaders, we tried to book these guys to bang the drum and make the case. i have to say, very hard. i am wondering whether a higher level of commitment would be useful. that's talk about the politics. yeti of this commission was to make no decision. post-2015decision election. howard making it very clear that he feels heathrow needs to be expanded. >> in this last week or so, we had taken to the airwaves the transport secretary, trying to say, look, after 2015, this could be back on the table. he could see heathrow being analyzed for an extra one right. -- an extra runway. we could be analyzing that again. goldsmith is from the conservative party, saying it would be an off the scale betrayal if the prime minister backs heathrow expansion. certainly, there will be real political dangling. not to make a is decision until after 2015. i think this will be front and center of the next debate. i areseems to be pro-and runway and conservatives are said to be against. n extra runway and the conservatives are said to be again

. >>> a developing story out of johannesburg, where a british airways flight ran into serious problemsefore takeoff. as it taxied to the runway, the wing of the 747 sliced through a building. the passengers were evacuated safely. there were no injuries except maybe to the pilot's pride. >>> snow and ice not the only dangers out on the road right now. check out this video. a family touring along in their suv when a moose runs right in front of them. look at that in slow motion. we're told none of the passengers got hurt. sadly, however, no word on the moose. >>> a big deal to report this morning for apple at a crucial time for that company. china mobile, the world's largest wireless carrier, will now sell the iphone. apple's growth has been slowing as of late. china mobile's 700 million subscribers could change that starting next month. >>> new video of dennis rodman landing in china after another trip to north korea. the former nba star will not say whether he met with the country's mysterious young leader, kim jong-un. he's helping train north korean basketball payers for a game for k

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british airways has now launched an investigation. >>> and today the denver city council will tackle the issue of punishing minors caught with pot. the council will vote on measures that would make marijuana possession by those under the age of 18 punishable by a small fine but it will not be put on their permanent record. the council will also vote on a measure to ban marijuana businesses within 1,000 feet of a school. >>> and for the third time this year, dennis rodman has returned from a highly publicized trip to north korea but this time there was no meeting with the man he calls, quote, a very good guy. talk about kim jong-un rodman was in town to help train a basketball team for an exhibition match in january. he says he's not worried about not seeing the north korean leader this time around. he plans to return to the country in about a week. >>> and "duck dynasty" star phil robertson says he's a lover, not an hater. in the interview, robertson said he was just merely quoting the bible when he made those comments to gq that labeled homosexuality a sin. those comments did get hi

. >> scary moments for passengers aboard to british airways flight, one of planes wings sliced through the runway as it was taxiing. this image shows the wing of the bowing 747 wedged right in the structure. no one onboard was injured, but four ground staff in the building were letter. >> veterans are three times more likely to be unemployed in the sufficient. one entrepreneur is on a mission to change that one beer at a time. a company hires only veterans to make its patriotic brew. >> the makers say it's america's most important beer. why? because the new brew is what they call 100% pay reatic. >> for the holidays, for the veterans. >> in the summer of 2012, veterans advocate paul jenkins wondered why veterans were holding such high unemployment rates, then a light bulb went off. >> why beer? >> i couldn't think of anything else. i was sitting there, it was july, a lot of the ads i had seep were related to beverage alcohol and if i could come up with something better, i promise you, i would have done it. >> jenkins went on a mission as focused as any he flew in the navy. his plan, la

and british spice have been taking on world of war craft, it is not clear what if any has been compromised. the parent companies o of u.s. airways and american airlines, have become one. >>> all of us in the east have noticed a big chill in this part of the country. now led to gridlock on the highways and tarmac throughout the country. the flight tracking website flightaware.com estimates that officials cancelled more than 2,000 flights and delayed more than 6,000 flights sin sunday afternoon. this -- since sunday afternoon. also caused major problems on the roadways. most serious was a 50 car pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike just outside of philadelphia. al jazeera meteorologist dave warren is tracking the conditions. dave. >> this weather pattern will give us another round of winter weather, already seeing that around north dakota. this area of pink surrounded by winter weather advisory. the wind is starting to pick up, you see maybe a little light snow coming down. dangerous situation there. wind chills well below zero. 30 below in some areas and the visibility has dropped. the area of concern on tuesday, right along i-95

airways confirm there was a medical issue on board but they would not confirm the case was t.b. >>> many of you may recall the british jailed in 1997 for killing a baby in massachusetts. she's now about to givbirth to . 35-year-old louise woodward was convicted to second degree murder and sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing an eight-month-old boy. friends say woodward has been desperate to have a baby. she is living back in england now. >>> money literally falling from the sky at the mall of america on black friday. a man began tossing 1,000 dollars over the railing to the people below. a 29-year-old claimed he wanted to spread holiday cheer but police charged him with disorderly conduct. disorderly conduct? really? those are your headlines at this hour. >> did they arrest him for that? >> i don't know. i'm going to check into that. >> let it snow. >> by the way, mall of america really big. >> enormous. >> there he was trying to make it rain. >> that's why he needed a lot of it. >> speaking of rain and snow, that's her department. maria molina joins us on this first monday in december. >> good morning. i hope