jal filed for bankruptcy protection in 2010. the air carrier is introducing the energy efficient dreamliner on the international routes as part of its restructuring plan. jal is the first carrier to use the 787 on regular routes in asia. >> translator: it was very comfortable. >> we enjoyed the flight very much. looking forward to doing it again. >> india's economy is growing rapidly. the number of japanese companies in the country has more than doubled in the past five years. jal says it chose india as the 787's first destination because it expects strong demand for this route. from next year, the carrier plans to increase the number of flights to india from the current five a week to seven to handle the growing number of travelers. >>> greek workers filled the streets of athens on mayday. they marked international workers day with a protest against austerity measures, and they warned greek leaders they may not stay in power beyond parliamentary elections on sunday. we report from athens. >> reporter: thousands of greeks hit th

jal said its profitability improved after it slashed costs and terminated money losing routes. but the airline is cautious about the outlook for the current fiscal year. that's because of rising fuel and labor costs. it predicts profit will fall over 26% from fiscal 2011 to about $1.9 billion. >> translator: even if the business environment changes quickly, we'll take proper action right away and try hard to do better than we promised today. >> jal has been attempting to rebuild itself over the past two years after filing for bankruptcy protection. it is aiming to relist its shares on the tokyo stock exchange later this year. >>> singapore is a country with big ambitions with few resources. the island nation has made its name as a center of finance, trade and biotechnology. nhk world yuko funizaka reports on what is next on its list of targets. >> reporter: leading hollywood production company lucas film picked singapore as the site of the first overseas studio. transformers, iron man, mission impossible, some of these digital effects are made here in singapore. singapore is a

for baby boys, jal took the top spot, while the name mason is now a second. -- jason took the top spot. the name rod also made the cut at 913. and it seems that many would like to see their little boy grows up to be a chief meteorologist. the 63rd most popular name. >> i think that is because of the thomas the tank engine. >> thomas the meteorologist. >> you guys are in the top 1000. >> we feel so honored. not. >> you are special. >> exactly. >> we have showers moving through on the saudi monday night. not as much rain as you might expect. rain on the radar screen all day long. right now, scattered light rain showers, and it did not stop the game in downtown baltimore. a lot of rain moving through from time to time, but they still played baseball in baltimore. scattered showers at the eastern shore moving into the pennsylvania area. the almanac, 14 107 inch, and just one-tenth of an inch at the inner harbor. i guess that is why they could still play baseball. 73 is normal. the lows were quite mild. it is muggy out there. it will stay humid. the more substantial rain is to the west of b

experience and accomplish the excellent additions, they join a commission that's been productive, colleague jal and focused on issues that are important to our country. engagement that has significantly improveded our decisions and our processes. at the fcc, the problem is to maximize the communications technology to further the public interest, to help grow our economy, create jobs, enhance u.s. competitiveness, and we have made tremendous progress in the past three years and indead private sector ---job creation are up across the broad band economy. these numbers are up by double big -- the u.s. has now regained global leadership in mobile. and we're the first country rolling out the next generation 4g mobile to scale. first the spectrum gap, we're focussed on freeing up more spectrum for unlicensed use. removing regulatory and other barriers to flexible spectrum use and mobile broad band buildup. and moving forward on innovative approaches like small cells and on spectrum sharing as a new and additional tool to free up government spectrum for new use. i am proud that the idea was proposed in

chairman, like all the members on this committee, i know the jal's amendment is well intended and something that we need to debate and discuss, but i just want to caution the committee as to what we'll be doing here. one of the things that wep have been criticizing the department of defense on so many times is to make decisions without doing analysis, and in this particular situation, one of the things we put in our markup, do a study and see what the proper mix should which you believely be before we make this decision. if we move down this path we just need to realize we're talking about 118,000 jobs that we would be cutting. so i hope that the committee, while -- the gentleman has an excellent point. we need to study it analyze it and look at it. i hope before we take that action we'll wait and get that study back and make sure that we are mooshing forward from an analysis so we're not paking a mistake that would be very difficult to come dakucome back. a lot of jobs at stake, and with that mr. chairman i yield to the gentleman if he has a comment. >> let me tell you there's also a lot o

jal good evening once again. here's a look at the headlines we are following tonight.king giant facebook is just hours away now from going public at long last. the price has been set at 38 dollars a share. some say it might double even triple after that tomorrow. we shall see. when trading starts at 6:30 tomorrow morning the company will raise 18.4 billion dollars in the largest ever public offerings on wall street. meanwhile oppositeen of the sptr. company that gave wrist to silicon valley is laying off 8% of its work forc force. according to bloomberg and "wall street journal"hewlett-packard will hand out up to 30,000 pitching slips to save more than 1 billion dollars. prosecutors in florida are going public with evidence in the trayvon martin case for the first time. includes new photo and autopsy report in that fatal confrontation. george zimmerman claims he killed the teenager in self-defense. >>> 6 sisters from apartment i don't care are suing the city, county and their church tonigh tonight. they are accusing public and church officials of failing to respond to

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