a major strike on monday at lufthansa effecting travel in and around europe.he german airline is cancelling nearly 1,700 flights after a walkout over wages. thousands of airline staffers want a pay increase. they want 5%, lufthansa is offering 1.2%. >>> let's check back in on the markets. >> we are seeing healthy gains this session. you're seeing us in different places. we want to go to nina do dos santos. >> good morning, you two. we have quite a bit of optimism on monday's markets. a lot of this is sentiment buoyed by the fact that the g-20 did not criticize japan's efforts to print more money, load up on debt and bring down the value of the yen. one of the most entertaining business notes i received this morning was entitled "it's raining yen hallelujah." if we go back to the european markets, we are taking cues from where asia left off. fitz ratings on tuesday became the second to downgrade the uk, refer together biting effects the austerity policies have been doing here. first quarter gdp figures will come out on thursday. concern that we could have enter

lufthansa has rejected that demand. the union staged a similar strike last month. >>> at we reach the one-weak mark we'll bring you more on the situation in the boston area. >> we'll tell you about a busy zard sporting incident that took place on the field sunday. call it soccer, call it football. try calling it cannibalism. it involved liverpool player luis suarez. >>> welcome back, everyone. it's approaching half past the hour. we want to bring you a bizarre, very bizarre story from the top level of english football. quite simply you will not believe what liverpool player luis suarez did. >> to be fair sometimes you want did catch a game and get a bite. it started sunday during a watch with chelsea. suarez wrestles with branislov, he leans into him and sinks his teeth into the upper arm. >> the incident wasn't seen by the referee but suarez offered a twitter apology to ivanovic, followed by another apology on liverpool's website. >> he feels terrible about it but he always does. in 2010 suarez was suspended for seven

lufthansa canceled nearly all their flights that day. they say differences with management are great, and they will maintain a strike all day. the emergence of smaller trade unions have resulted in strikes at airports in germany. >>> japan's two biggest airlines are working hard to get their troubled 787 dreamliners back in the air. that's after u.s. aviation authorities approved boeing's redesign of the jet's faulty battery system. authorities grounded 787s worldwide in january after a series of battery problems. al nippon airways is now working to repair five of its 17 dreamliners. while japan airlines is applying to fix -- to the fix to two of its seven units. airline officials say they need about five days to repair one aircraft. that means a month to fix japan's entire fleet. japan's transport ministry officials say they may give the go-ahead this week for the airlines to resume flying their dreamliners. the jets could be back in the air as early as june. >>> officials at one of japan's biggest heavy industry firms are looking for w

in a major strike lufthansa today could impact travel in and around europe.ng flights on saturday announcing that only 32 of nearly 70 number of flights will take off from german airports today appear if with domestic and european flights particularly hit hard. thousand airline staffers want a pay increase of more than 5%. the airport as often as 1.2%. teams of engineers at boeing continue to install reenforce a lithium ion battery on five grounded 787 jets owned by japanese airlines all nippon airways. the process should make the first commercial dream liner afraid to fly again in about a week. the faa approved on friday a boeing plant in case the 787 lithium ion battery in a steel box, installed a battery charges, and at a duct to vent gases directly outside the aircraft the cause overheating. the dream liner 7 grounded since january. a n a is the biggest operator of the aircraft. the on 17 of the planes. will be back with aircraft. the on 17 of the planes. will be back with >> welcome back. the time is 829. >> a big pot party also known as 4-20 celebration

. >> a major strike lufthansa on mondato day the impact traven and around europe.he german airline cancelling flights on saturday announced that only 32 of nearly 1700 flight will take off from german airports date with domestic and european flights particularly hit hard. of the airline several want a pay increase of more than 5%. they have offered just 1.2%. >> the death toll in the 6.6 earthquake in china is up to 188. relief tinsel and helicopters to read some of the most isolated communities in sichuan province. but the relief supplies and not enough for more than 11,000 injured. >> thousand of rescue work it around the clock try to find survivors from saturday's deadly quake. saturday's quake was among the deadliest financing in the past three years. >> will be back with a look >> good morning everyone. thank 425 . starting off with a live look of the roof cameras overlooking the san francisco skyline. temperatures off to a warm start temperatures could climb into record-breaking territory into the afternoon. there's a dry pattern that continues in the bay are

thousands held up when lufthansa airlines canceled all but 20 of its scheduled 1,800 flights today becauseployees want more pay, so we'll see how that turns out. >> former victims have been identified from last week's deadly fertilizer plant explosion. all were volunteer fire fighters. among them, two brothers. ten of the 14 victims were first responders. the cause of the massive blast still unknown. >>steve: terror attacks markets before like they did last week. during the aftermath of the boston bombings. now that a suspect is in custody, the other one dead, what can we expect when the markets open today. let's talk to stuart varney who examined the chart for the last week. it went straight down. the question is: what happened today? >> today the market will go up. there will be a rally at the opening bell, maybe 70 points. there's some relief at what has happened in boston last week, to some degree over. i want you to put yourself in the hands of the position of one of these big-time traders on wall street. you're talking around $100 million a day. in comes news of a terror attack in th