this week, a serious battery fire on a japan airline 787 followed by a fuel leak in boston and another jal plane followed by a braking system problem. and just today, even before the review was announced, japan's ana said one of the windshields cracked in flight and another had an oil leak. >> it's having teething plains, defects despite cropping up years of testing. >> most noably, the 747, the 777, and the double decker a 380 jumbo jet. we believe this is a save aircraft. >> police are searching for robbers who held employees hostage at a nordstom's rack store. >> the workers were closing up last night. the robbers established one employee and sexual assaulted another during a three-hour long police stand off. by the time the la swat team stormed the store, the robbers had had fled. >> a disturbing report finds a popular british entertainer let a life as a sexual predator. the long running bbc show top of the pop, british authorities say he used his position to assault young girls with more than 200 reported victims, including patients in hospitals. several died in 2011 before the -- he

jal reported a fuel leak, 40 gallons of jet fuel leaking out. >> well --. melissa: a lot of things seem pretty serious and dangerous. you say it is a coincidence, i don't know. is there another type much plane that had that many problems? go ahead. >> oh, yeah, look at all the new aircraft they always have certain number of problems. so the number problems is not the issue. the issue of the seriousness of this battery fire is potentially serious. it is lithium-ion battery and the typically over, when they're overcharged they overheat. so no one knows what the problem currently is but it could be a electrical problem, a system problem, or a battery specific problem, or maybe just a servicing issue. one of the airlines reported that the battery was improperly wired. so that could be a problem. i'm not trying to minimize the seriousness. melissa: most serious one, of all these problems that we saw on this short period of time, which one would you isolate as being, you know, very scary as a passenger and which one are you saying are not a big deal? >> well the

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inspectors are looking at earlier problems with a 787 operated by japan's other major carrier jal. that plane's battery is where a fire believed to have started eight individual lithium ion cells. each cell had a different level of damage but they aren't speculating on what this might mean for their investigation. ntsb chairman debra hurstman is scheduled to provide a comprehensive update later on thursday in her first news conference on the dreamliner problems. >>> a government spokesperson says japan will likely revise its target for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. he says the 25% reduction target set by the previous government is excessive and unrealistic. chief cabinet secretary yoshihide su g, a said his liberal democratic party said the target was unachievable. previously the last democratic party government pledged to reduce emissions by a quarter from 1990 levels by the year 2020. >>> japanese researchers have succeeded in using stem cells to reproduce hair follicles. the project involved using induced stem cells or ips cells which have the potential to develop into any t

the next day, another jal dreamliner was leaking fuel. transport minister akihiro ota is putting priority on the case. >> translator: we've seen a number of troubles, including oil leaks, happening in just a week. we need to conduct thorough investigations. >> a spokesperson for boeing says the company is willing to cooperate with airlines and authorities. ana mechanics checked the electric room under the cockpit and found a battery had changed color and liquid had leaked. the head of ana has called the transport minister to apologize. ito says their first task is to establish what caused the problems. wednesday's emergency landing has prompted both ana and japan airlines to ground all 21 of their dreamliners. u.s. aviation authorities say wednesday's forced landing of the 787 in japan will be included in a safety review they are conducting on the aircraft. >>> a bomb explosion in kabul added to concerns about the long-term security of afghanistan. chill la pan sa narula has details from baghdad. >> the car bomb exploded wednesday in fron

the agency is investigating the battery - seen here - that caught fire on a jal plane which landed in boston. transportation safety board chair deborah hersman said the systems put in place to prevent the battery fire in that instance were proven faulty. boeing, the ntsb, and the federal aviation administration are working with electrical suppliers to further investigate the issues. president obama is nominating mary jo white as the next leader for the sec. "if confirmed by the senate, i look forward to using all of my energies working with my fellow commissioners and the extremely dedicated and talented men and women on the staff of the sec." white is a former u.s. attorney and defense lawyer for white- collar crimes on wall street. she famously took down mob boss john gotti. "she's a bit of an unknown on wall street. we know she's a tough prosecutor and she's never been in any kind of financial services job. the sec is more than just prosecuting bad people, it's also a regulatory body, about writing regulations, so i think wall street is going to take a wait- and-see attitude." that

the next day in boston, 40 gallons of jet fuel leaked out of a different jal 787 just before take-off. boeing issued a statement saying that the smoke detected was traced to the battery used to start the auxiliary power unit, and that they are cooperating with the ntsb in the investigation of the incident. despite bb&t's downgrade, other analysts say the problems have not discouraged investment in the aircraft manufacturer. "i think they've done a good job of handing it. we have them at 73. they've been as high as 77 as low as in the 60's. that's more within the context of where the profitability of the 787 is." dihora says this year, boeing still intends to double monthly production of the 787 to 10 a month. american airlines' board meets today, and it's reported the topic of a possible merger with u.s. airways is on the agenda. interestly enough, shares of u.s. airways have been climbing higher since last thursday. that's when reuters reports the ceo of amr told employees a decision would be made "in a matter of weeks." american has until march to complete its bankruptcy re-organiza

on monday a fire broke out and a battery on another jal dreamliner parked at gate in boston. >>> a luckyding in australia as a 21-year-old student pilot proves he's got the right stuff. he was taking a solo flight monday when his instructor noticed he had only two landing wheeling instead of three. check this out. the pilot landing, it skidded off the runway and came to a full stop. he was not hurt. my luck would not be that good, ever. his instructor called it a textbook crash landing. >>> and the crash of a semitrailer hauled 32 bulls turned an interstate into a dangerous rodeo. a deputy jumped out of the way fast. look at that. the incident caught on police dash cam. later the bull hit a sheriff's sergeant. he should have got out of the way like the deputy did. he was treated for bruises. one of the aggressive bulls had to be put down. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a firsthand look at the new baby panda making its debut at the san diego zoo. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." ut at the san diego zoo. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morn

jal and starbucks is bringing up an old idea. they want to reutilize plastic cups.aid five years ago that it wanted to serve 25% of all its drinks in reusable cups by 2510. the goal has since been reduced to 5%. it's great idea, terrell. it sounds like a lot of planning and organizing and too much for me to do, keep track of that cup. >> i wonder how the baristas at starbucks feel about that. not only do i have to make your coffee, but now i've got to wash your cup too? >> can i bring you other dishes? >> can i wash all the dishes? >> ashley morrison in new york. thank you so much. >>> patti page is a singer who's remembered as an easy singer who crossed pop and country charts for much of the 1950s. her hits were indelible. ♪ i was dancing with my darling to the tennessee watts ♪ >> page's singing career lasted well into the 1980s shelf sold more than 100 million records. she'll receive a lifetime achievement award at the grammy awards in a few weeks. patti page died on new year's day. she was 85 years old. >>> up next on a thursday morning, your weather forecast. a

last week jal cancelled round trip flights.. and will continue those cancellations through january 25th. airlines in japan are among the first to fly the dreamliner. the e-u and f-a-a already grounded all 787s last week after batteries caught fire. reports say solving the battery problems will be "very expensive." u.s. transportation authorities are not sure when any of the aircraft will fly again. traders have their eyes on shares of osi systems-- now that tsa agents will no longer peek at nude images of travelers in airport scanners. the transportation security agency ended its contract with osi last week. on friday the stock bounced as much as 5% as some analysts called the move to pull the plug on the scanners a plus. they contend controversey over the body scanners caused the stock to plunge 33% back in november. norwegian cruise lines set sail for the stock market as a public company last week but ran into rough waters. shares opened friday at $25 then, closed ten cents lower at $24.90. it lists on nasdaq under symbol n-c-

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a day later, a fuel leak grounded under airplane operated by jal. similar planes fly in and out of dulles every day. >>> the cdc will announce today that the flu continues to spread across the country. 41 states, including maryland and virginia, reported widespread flu activity. many doctors' offices, pharmacies and clinics are running out of flu shots. doctors at the children's national medical center say there are still shots out there, but it may take a little work to find them. >> we're hearing that the vaccines out there might take searching, particularly for infants. we're encouraging families to do what they can to get it for their children. >> the archdiocese of washington is asking anyone who feels sick to avoid shaking hands or taking communion. individual pastors will decide this weekend whether to suspend communion. >>> 4:38 is your time now. it's sentencing day for the man convicted of shooting at military buildings. up next, why new lawyers in the case could mean a brand new trial. >>> a boy's abduction solved nearly two decades later.

another jal 787 spilled fuel on the taxiway also at boston. after a computer glitch on a plank of the valves open. the dreamlike are the world's first carbon composite airliner has a list price of 207 million and boeing suffered through the years of delays before delivering the first place in 2011. u.s. transportation officials will hold a press conference in washington at 630 court time to discuss issues related to recent a legible problems on the new plane. this is as the ceremony is planned at 9 this morning at san jose's men had to introduce a new dream liner service from san jose to tokyo. >> campbell soup co. getting ready to close doors of sacramento and watching cold weather this morning. we will get a full check on your forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> net flicks is now free create a facebook at the shares users viewing history if they opt and after the company successfully lobbied congress to amend a 1988 law. net flicks as a wants also features the u.s. sometime this year. net flicks and other companies may now share user

watching bowling stock, after anna and jal announced that they were grounded their entire fleet of boeing% in overnight trading. shares of apple continued their slide, now down at just under $486. they dropped almost a another $16 yesterday, but the shares are looking to rebound today. also watching face but stock, after the big announcement yesterday. it is called graft surge. you will be able to ask things like which of my friends like football. or a particular restaurant. facebook shares went down 2.75%. >> this is our last morning for a severe cold temperatures. we just have to get through it today and use to bundle up perry ed it is 29 currently in fairfield. as we take a look at the headlines into afternoon will start to warm-up. the temperatures will be in the mid 50s. where are looking pretty good especially for this time of year. later on to my will have clear conditions. by 8:00 p.m. most of us will be in the 40's. as we look at future cast 4. 8:00 a.m. most of us will be in the low 40's. you concede this indicated by the purple on your screen. >> check out lunchtime. all the li

this week a series battery followed by a fuel leak on yet another jal plane. followed by a breaking system problem. just today even before the review was announced japan's a & a said that one of its planes weupd shields cracked in flight and yet -- planes windshields cracked in flight and another had an oil leak. nonetheless-- >> the airliner -- >> reporter: similar bugged cropped up during the roll outs of many other airliners. including the double decker jumbo jet. >> we believe this is a safe aircraft. >> reporter: i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> this evening we've been tracking the cold temperatures and also pretty intense downpours right now the focus of the rain showers in the south bay down toward san jose reports of thunder and lightning within the past 13 to 20 minutes. moving rapidly to the south approaching morgan hill. eventually on track to hit gilroy in the next 15 to 20 minutes. still rain showers in the short term. overnight tonight for the saturday morning, for the saturday morning time frame very cold. overnight lows in the 20s

this week a series battery followed by a fuel leak on yet another jal plane.followed by a breaking system problem. just today even before the review was announced japan's a & a said that one of its planes weupd shields cracked in flight and yet -- planes windshields cracked in flight and another had an oil leak. nonetheless-- >> the airliner -- >> reporter: similar bugged cropped up during the roll outs of many other airliners. including the double decker jumbo jet. >> we believe this is a safe aircraft. >> reporter: i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> this evening we've been tracking the cold temperatures and also pretty intense downpours right now the focus of the rain showers in the south bay down toward san jose reports of thunder and lightning within the past 13 to 20 minutes. moving rapidly to the south approaching morgan hill. eventually on track to hit gilroy in the next 15 to 20 minutes. still rain showers in the short term. overnight tonight for the saturday morning, for the saturday morning time frame very cold. overnight lows in the 20s t

remember, a and a and jal, japan air, grounded their dream liners today and tomorrow, after the emergency by ana. the japanese airlines, by the way, they have 24 of the 50 dream liners in service. the ntsb has an investigator there. today, the ntsb issues a cursecy report about what is happening with the emergency landing saying the crew received multiple messages in the cockpit concerning the battery and other systems that were affected, also reported smoke in the cockpit and odor in the cabin. the the limb ylithium ion batteries are made by a japanese company. there was an incident at logan airport. the stock is down 9% since then as they look into what is going on with the lithium ion batte batteries. finally, weighing in, we heard from goldman sachs. now s&p downgrading boeing shares to a hold that the concern here that ultimately you could see passengers declining to take a potential flight because it's being flown by a 787. we haven't heard that happening yet. and the airlines are sticking with it. with the exception of the airlines grounding it the last couple of days. that's the c

a note this morning from sg collin and company saying the jal 787 flight was aborted yesterday because-gallon fuel leak ultimately took off four hours later without incident. this suggested the leak was from faulty maintenance and nothing else. as a result, that note, there are other bullish comments on wall street. what we see from boeing shares today a nice snap back up roughly 3%. down just 1.6% since monday. tyler, this story, again, a lot of headline risk in there. and sue what we hear from beauing is they are comfortable with what they see from the dream liner, still investigating the fire but over all with reliability of the plane at this stage of manufacturing. sue? >> all right. phil lebeau, thank you so much. you saw the chart that phil put up. what is ahead for the stock in rick is reiterating his buy rating on boeing. thanks for joining us. why are you repeating the bye rating and what's the target? >> i think the stock is trending up higher. boeing has taken a while to get the 787 out in customer hands but in flight or on the ground, issues, nobody is canceling orders and

some of the jal planes were grounded. financially, phil, financially what does this mean? the stock is falling for boeing. >> reporter: too soon to tell for boeing. the big implication for boeing when you look at their production schedule they are making five of these dream liners a month, the plan is to make ten per month by the end the year. who knows what this directive from the faa does in terp of lightning down production at least immediately boeing plans on building the dreamliners at the same right. if that production slows down, that will impact the revenue and that's where you'll see the real financial impact for boeing. >> all right. many thanks phil lebeau. appreciate the update. >>> now we got growing violence in the african nation of mali. al qaeda linked islamist rebels have captured at least some american hostages. michelle caruso-cabrera will have an update on that story next. please stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you don't have to be a golf pro to walk like one. ♪ when you walk 10,000 steps a day, it's the same as walking a professional golf course

meanwhile, like deja vu in boston, a jal dreamliner suffered a fuel leak on the boston runway losing fuel before it returned to the gate. they fix that had fuel leak t.eventually took off n.december the faa ordered dreamliner fuel lines be properly install. one of those stories where there's a lot of headline risk. shares of bothering over the last two days this. stock has been absolutely pummeled. the market cap fall, $2.7 billion, by the way, dropping two bucks today, another 2.5%, so there is a lot of headline risk out there right now when you look at the dreamliner and with boeing. maria? >> thank you so much. phil. stick around. what does boeing need to do to shake this string of mishaps? joining us is jason engineersky, senior aerospace and analyst with citigroup. has a buy rating on boeing. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> any of these stories change your feeling on boeing? >> i see a string of potential manufacturing issue, and i think that it's very important for us to look at these issues as two different camps, manufacturing and design. if this is manufac

a&a, jal announcing cancellations through the 28th or 29th.lowing production, even though it is officially halting deliverlies of 787 dreamliners. here's the issue. they have come up with different finding for the burned batteries. we mean the investigators in japan and the u.s. first in japan. investigators there say the a&a battery received too much voltage. that was the emergency landing dreamliner. the investigators visited the japan firm monday that makes the dreamliner batteries as they try to figure out why did that battery get more voltage than it was supposed to get and was that the cause of this? take a look at the stock of the battery firm. they confirmed yesterday they were talking with investigators. compare that with what we saw from investigators looking into the jal dreamliner flight in boston, the fire there. they say that the battery in this case was not overcharged. now today the ntsb investigators will be in arizona visiting the secure plane facilities. that is the company that makes the charger for the battery, as they con

jal is going to try to switch to different planes. why future customers are standing by their planes. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. >>> right now, the focus is on boeing. they took 914 orders last year, airbus, that is. cancellations netted out, orders were 833. they're targeting more than 600 deliveries and 700 gross orders in 201. they are maintaining their mid 2013 target for the a-350 first flight. as far as the a380 is concerned, they sold nine of those in 2012. they're targeting 25 orders and 25 deliveries in 2013. and 30 deliveries in 2014. they say they're confident they will maintain output during the transition to the new version of the a-320, as well. >> we are seeing snazzy pictures there going on. they're clear

jal is a widely used technical language that allows computer programmers to write applications for therecommended shutdown should be temporary, but while oracle corp. programmers' work to fix the flaw. >> now coming up on kron 4 news weekend. the flu outbreak now being called an epidemic in the u.s.. so why do people refuse to still get a flu shot? we will have a report. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge approach. we will take a look at the temperatures in livermore coming up. >> we welcome back. look at the snow that is on the road. we have very reported that some of the roles require you to use your chains. if feels like it could snow and san francisco. >> we did see snow and the santa cruz mountains. here is a view of the tam cam. it is a beautiful but cold outside. it is in the upper 20s and santa rosa. there is low 30's for pleasanton. future cast 4 shows that current conditions as we push to 10:00 a.m. we should have widespread 40's. by noon time will have 40's and 50's. >> for those of you are heading of this evening it will be still chilly. it will be some 30's outs

. >> reporter: but minutes later, a mechanic working in the cockpit of the jal jet was confronted by from the electrical system in the belly of the plane. >> we observed a heavy smoke condition in the entire cabin. >> reporter: this is the latest nightmarish incident for the dreamliner since its 2011 release. now, flying only six of them in the u.s. last month, the faa ordered inspections of all 787s for fuel line leaks. on the same day, a united airlines 787 was diverted to the closest airport because of a generator failure. and a similar fire broke out during test flights of the cutting-edge airliner. >> this event occurred in the same avionics bay where they had problems before. it raises a lot of questions, which will be looked at very carefully, as quickly as possible. >> reporter: but most aviation experts believe this is just a new plane. as i saw at the boeing plant, one that is using an entirely new design, built differently with new systems and materials. and now, going through a shakeout period. >> i wouldn't be concerned as a passenger. this is a very good airplane. but i

i don't understand what that's got to do with anything, but it is weird that it was jal and pi nchn pinnipon airlines. united is the only one in the united states that flies these at the moment. the list is -- they're not all the same thing. they're kind of different. so unclear. they'll look at the mechanics on these things, but the faa and transportation department saying they're not unsafe, but they have something they have to find out about these planes. >> i think the japan airlines are the ones that bought the most of them, so probably that's why they're turning up there. >> right. >> it's not going to doom it, is it, from a business sense. >> no, no, first of all there's lots of redundancies. planes don't do bad things. the problem is that boeing has 800 of these things on order. so that's where the problem starts coming in if people say, yeah, i don't really want this plane. but i will tell you this, plane is fascinating. the dream liner is more highly pressurized than a normal plane because it's made of composite materials which means it feels more like earth which means you don't f

yet another jal dreamliner filled with smoke on monday after landing.. and last month, a united dreamliner was diverted to new orleans over mechanical problems. boeing executives have extreme confidence in the 787. >> like me brand-new airplane program, the first year or two years in service, there are issues we have to work through. and i can tell you that the 787 is in the same family as our other leading airplanes, the 777 as an example. >> i've taken a couple of flights on these new dreamliner 787s. they are sweet, no question about it. at $200 million a pop, boeing has a lot at stake. it has 800 of the planes on order from airlines, but dogged by production delays and now these mechanical glitches since it debuted in late 2011. whether these problems are typical or not, they could prove to be a nightmare for boeing's bottom line if airlines start putting their orders on hold. new term, new treasury secretary, a source confirms to cnn that president obama is set to nominate his current chief of staff jack lew to replace tim geithner. lew is describe

on tuesday, another jal dreamliner in the same airport had to be towed back to the gate because of aednesday, an all nippon air ways dreamliner was grounded before takeoff because of a systems error message in the cockpit. these incidents aren't necessarily related, but boeing executives say they got extreme confidence in the 787. now the u.s. government wants to make sure it has as much confidence in the dreamliner as boeing does. i've taken a couple of flights aboard these new dreamliner 787s and they're sweet. no question about it. it is the first commercial jet made from lightweight composite material that include carbon fiber. they're expensive, $200 million a pop and like other new commercial jets in the past there are going to be kinkz and hiccups that need to be worked out as airlines fly them. i'm not afraid to get on a dreamliner flight. it is still safe to fly compared to driving my car on the highway. but, boy, this is an embarrassing week for boeing. make sure you watch us for more in depth coverage. tune into "your money" saturday 1:00 p.m. eastern, sunday, 3:00 p.m. ea

a new problem for boeing's marquis airplane, the dreamliner, just before noon us is, the pilots of jal flight 007 scheduled nonstop from boston logan airport to tokyo, reported a fuel leak on the runway. the plane was towed back to the gate while crews worked to clean up the mess. the plane had 181 passengers and crew on board. and just yesterday at the same boston airport, a different japan airline boeing 787 dreamliner caught fire. the cause, batteries located in the belly of the plane used to start an auxiliary power unit, which provides electricity to the plane while on the ground and it is the latest in a series of black eyes for boeing's much heralded advanced airplane that recently debuted. and the plane is the first commercial airline to be made mostly of carbon composites or plastics. it means it is a lighter plane that boeing says will use less fuel than conventional airliners. at years of production delays including a test flight that caught fire, the airplane has suffered more embarrassing setbacks in recent weeks. last month a united airlines dreamliner flying from houston

following that jal did the same thing. off and a flight from tokyo to western japan and said there was smoke in the cockpit as well as battery problems. that was the final problem and a grounded them. well to 13 problems here and you can see pretty much takes up this whole page. for below points from the list of problems just to give you a small sample. july 2012 a preflight tests was down there is a problem in and were part of the engine broke off. it did not go all the way through but still during that flight investigators the engineers decided they had more work to do. then they add a flight going into new orleans and while there were and the air there were problems that force that flights to make an emergency landing. january 7th there wasn't a and a flight of 787 boston airport and just sitting on the runway a battery exploded and caught fire. they were watching this and decided they had to make sure and inspect all the planes before taking off with them again. if you are a basinger out of san san jose man that the we

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. >> most of them have gone to al nippon and jal, japanese airlines.pe. we're starting to see it around the world. here's what's happening in terms of the review that's going to be announced this morning by the federal aviation administration. this is a safety review of the 787 dreamliner and the focus is on the electronics of the plane, specifically the lithium ion batteries. remember, this plane uses a lot more electricity on board generated by those types of batteries, that's revolutionary. we haven't seen that in airplanes in the past. that's going to be the focus of this review that's done by the faa with the assistance and in conjunction with boeing. the manufacturing process also under review. here's the important point, guys. the planes will stay in service. this is not an air worthiness directive where the faa is saying, we're concerned about these planes. should them down and ground them. that is not what the faa is saying today. if you take a look at shares of boeing, there were two more incidents reported overnight in japan. one with a crac

a japanese battery probe says a jal battery that caught in fire were made ten months apart. >> mario draghi making comments this morning in davos, saying economic activity is stabilizing. let's find out what that means after the currency in the oil markets. on oil, carl larry of atlas commodities and on currencies, mark chandler of brown brothers, and richard bernstein has grashlly decided to stay with us for the remainder of the show along with austan goolsbee. mark, i'll start with you. if you don't look in equities, a lot of it has been the yen and actually the euro to some extent and the relationship with the dollar. is it related to what we're seeing in the equity markets and what we're seeing in the currency markets? >> seems to be that the correlation between the euro state and the yen and the u.s. stock market is going to become decoupled. i think there are three drivers today in the foreign exchange market. one is the new weakness in the yen, probably because of japanese economic data. deflation, the dominant scene there and a weak trade deficit number earlier this

both jal and ana. still, we're talking about a lot of planes.ervice. >> the image of those emergency chuts on the covers of the paper today are not helping matters at all. thank you so much for your time. >> pleasure. >> joining us from the teal group. >>> just as housing starts turning the corner, there's now a new rule that could shut out 40% of potential home buyers. we're going to talk to one senator who says it could return the american dream of homeownership. what he's doing to keep that from happening. we'll ask him about the debate over gun control and the debt ceiling ahead of the president announcing his proposals on gun control just before noon today. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life wi

. >> reporter: then the control tower contacted the unsuspecting jal pilot. >> japan air 7 heavy, we'reruck out to your aircraft to make sure everything's okay, but it appears that there is fuel coming from your left wing. >> you mean fuel leak from left wing? >> reporter: it's the second of boeing's marquee aircraft to face trouble in two days. on monday, at the same boston airport, a different japan airline boeing 787 dreamliner caught fire. it involves batteries located in the belly of the plane, which prides electricity to the plane while on the ground. the national transportation safety board is investigating the fire, and in a statement, boeing says it's working with investigators, adding, nothing we've seen in this case indicates a relationship with any previous 787 power system events. last month, a united airlines dreamliner flying from houston to newark diverted to new orleans after the crew reported an electrical problem. in september, after federal inspectors forced inspections on all 787s in the air, inspectors found engine cracks on two different 787s. united airlines tell