mitsubishi is second only to toyota in the philippines. it's also mulling the construction of a new plant in indonesia. >>> okay. that is going to do it for biz this hour. let's see what's going on in the markets. >>> japanese people have always felt a strong connection with the sea. now one aquarium is offering people a unique view of the maritime world. it has just launched an interactive digital aquarium. nhk world has more. >> reporter: i'm at this aquarium located in shiba prefecture, just a two-hour drive from central tokyo. now it's home to more than 800 species. more people are visiting during this past month and compared to last march, visitors are actually up 15%. take a look at this long line, and there's people crowding behind me. they'll tell you more why. usually when you think of an aquarium you think of a big tank filled with many types of different fish. but, take a look at this. this 3-d computer graphic reproduced a coral reef. the project manager of this aquarium says it's japan's first interactive digital aquarium. it

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the wings are produced in japan by mitsubishi heavy industries and then flown to the u.s. boeing says they are conducting inspections at assembly plants in washington state, charleston, south carolina and at the mitsubishi plant in japan. >>> the chief of the u.s. border patrol has issued a directive advising agents not to fire their weapons unless absolutely necessary. immigrant rights groups have criticized the agents for being trigger happy. according to the u.s. government, agents have fired their weapons 43 times since 2010. typically after being targeted by rock throwers along the border with mexico. 10 of the rock throwers have been killed. >>> russia today dispatched hundreds of troops to an area near the capital city of crimea. the ukrainian territory it occupied a week ago. reuters released these pick which you ares showing a convoy of about 65 trucks carrying troops to a military base there. they said the convoy was accompanied by eight armored vehicles, two ambulances and fuel tankers. ukraine said that one of its border patrol airplanes came under fire today w

he flips a quick u-turn and does stop that white mitsubishi gallant. >> police say the driver gets out of the car, act unusual, holding something in his hand that the officer can't identify. the officer, fearing for his life, shoots at the man. he doesn't hit him. police find a passenger in the car suffering from a gunshot wound. there are bullet holes in the police officer's windshield. investigators are trying to determine how they got there. >> that passenger was not struck by police gunfire. it turns 80 that the passenger was struck somewhere in this neighborhood behind us, and the circumstances leading to that passenger being shot, we are still investigating. it's not clear. >> you're now looking at a live picture of the scene. police are questioning the man. they do not believe he shot the passenger. police are searching for the suspect once again, who shot the peak. and in case you're wondering, the passenger is at a nearby hospital with life-threatening injuries. real quick, i just want to show you the street here. you can see all the cars lined up. these folks are waiting to g

it was that mitsubishi gallant with its headlights off. the officer, saying it was suspicious, pulled the video over. this is dramatic video showing bullet holes through the windshield of the cruiser. the officer when he stopped the car, the driver got out with an object in hand, was not listening to the officer's commands. he fired his weapon, fearing for his life. did not hit the driver, but was able to subdue him. he walked up to the vehicle and found a passenger with life-threatening gunshot wounds. that is when the neighborhood went into lockdown, one way in, one way out. all of the residents who were not home at the time are now blocked from accessing their homes. they are lined up on hill road in seat was and. one woman spoke with a family member. >> he was walking in the house and he heard gunshots go off. as soon as he heard back, he heard somebody screaming. we are absolutely positive the passenger was not struck by the officer's gunfire. the location of the wounds, there is no way that occurred. the big question tonight, who did

toshiba and mitsubishi heavy industries will serve as senior officers in the past these accounts had it with separate tasks such as removing spent fuel and developing robots to probe hide the real deal and canary as the next month the bank is to be involved in the entire d conditioning process to provide their know how to help solve problems related to contain polluted water and cooling nuclear fuel. tech l and m n officials want to start removing melted feel from the damaged reactors in and out to fix the errors the new bodies and a strong pressure to ensure that de commissioning work precede it complete i am i. scientists and government officials from around the world having gathered in a city south of tokyo to talk about the state and the planets and tending to lead a session of the intergovernmental panel on climate change ipcc. it's the first time japan has played host to the pens were discussing how people can better prepare for extreme weather and other challenges change the world can have the time go points. about five hundred scientists and government representatives of more

the wall street journal reports the issue may stem from changes in the manufacturing process by mitsubishi. it could cause delivery delays. scott bauer of trading advantage joins us on this monday morning. hello scott. >>good morning. >>how are traders likely to view this market anniversary day? >>it's really any other day. you can look back and say 5 years ago the s&p's were down ati don't even want to say that magical numberbut it's really just another trading day right now. >>what about the reaction to the jobs number that came out friday. that was a nice surprise. >>it was a real nice surprise and we saw towards the end of the day maybe a little nervousness going into the weekend with the russia-ukraine situation even though things have calmed down. you also may have seen people taking money off the table. it definitely was a good report. i'd still like to see what the next one is to see what kind of revisions we get. >>fuel cell reports earnings today. i know you have a position in this stock. how are you playing it? this has been a biggie. >>it has been. i do own calls with the hope

the new body will have one executive from hitch atty ge nuclear energy, toshiba and mitsubishi heavyndustries and will serve as senior officers. in the past these firms have helped tepco with separate tasks such as removing spent fuel and developing robots to probe highly radioactive areas. from next month, though, the executives will be involved in the entire decommissioning process. they'll provide their know-how to help solve problems related to containing polluted water and cooling nuclear fuel. tepco and government officials want to start removing melted fuel from the damaged reactors in about six years. the new body is under strong public pressure to ensure the decommissioning work proceeds smoothly. >>> business managers around the world are digging in to smartphone data and online information to try to learn a bit more about their customers. and japanese entrepreneurs are helping them to make sense of it all. they're turning big data into pretty big business. >> reporter: smartphone applications are making it easier and easier for people to find their way around towns and cit

executives at mitsubishi motors also decided to raise base salaries for the first time in 14 years. they're citing better earnings. employees cheered the decision to increase the month by base wage by about $19. >> translator: we've been waiting for a raise for a long time. i'll discuss with my wife how we should use the extra income. >> translator: all our staff have been working so hard. we want to reward their strenuous efforts to revive our business. >> one reason managers are open to raising wages is that they're more upbeat about the economy. business sentiment at large japanese firms reached a record high in the january to march period. that does come as demand picked up ahead of the consumption tax hike in april. officials at the finance ministry and the cabinet office announced the results of their latest quarterly survey. they polled some 16,000 companies, capitalized at about $100,000 or more. the confidence index for large firms stood at 12.7. that's the highest level since comparable data became available in 2004. and the fifth straight quarter that the figure has been

aaa tested the 2013 nissan leaf, the 2012 mitsubishi imev, and the electric 2014 ford focus. the average range for each fully charged battery at 75 degrees was 105 miles. at 95 degrees that range dropped to 69 miles, but the cold was a killer. the cars could only go 43 miles at 20 degrees. >>> and chew on this. gum sales has popped. they've fallen 11% over the last four years. mars incorporated, which makes all the wrigley gum, says the biggest decline is in people 25 and younger. instead they're buying mints and fruit snacks. and, anne-marie, analysts say sales could drop another 4% in the next five years. >> so it's the over 25 still chewing bubble gum. that's another statistic. jill wagner from the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> coming up on the "morning news," a sensitive controversy. an army general escapes the most serious punishment at a high-profile sexual assault trial. this is the "cbs morning news." high-profile sexual assault trial. this is the krs krs. "cbs morning news." good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables ever

the source of the wing cracks is mitsubishi heavy industries, which attributes the problem to a change in its manufacturing process that it says has since been corrected. meanwhile, there are indications in the options trading market, boeing stock could rebound in the spring. there's plenty more to report from the airline industry...two airlines are ending a frequent-flier partnership. starting april 1st, american and jet blue will no longer accept miles or points for eligible flights by the other's airline. american recently merged with us airways and now overlaps on some jetblue routes the carry-on crackdown by united airlines. came from customer complaints. united says its "not" about collecting more fees on checked bags. but instead, was hit by a barrage of objections to passengers with over-stuffed bags on board.. united recently ranked 8th out of the top ten carriers in a major customer satisfaction survey. united cancelled 25,000 flights last month due to winter storms. the number of people taking public transporation is at the highest level in decades. americans made 10 billion

group of seven leading industrial nations and the eu say they will recognize the plebiscite outcome mitsubishi all the member states to keep his position as the night the firm position because we don't want to see what century are off to do so still more exact the same kind of behavior all countries next to the taking of interest. going to scare following a common line on ukraine's future. that was not always the case in the past. but now both leaders say unity is essential in times of crisis political correspondent simon young has been falling all of the developments from our parliamentary studios time and now we're going to take the intermediate intermediary in this crisis this how much pressure though it seems their thing one thing that shows who is inclined to step up the pressure she's been using words like that annexation and talking about the toughness needed to do with this situation. and this announcement to the head probably imminent says signing of an association agreement between ukraine and the european union that sends a strong signal of support to the government in kiev austral

trend of whether they're aware there are pessimists there are optimists of the strategists said mitsubishi you see morgan stanley us securities says capital will continue to cover because the impact of the tech site will be temporary and that earnings will continue to prove so some economists citing quite positive about the machine you are cia actions that only a bit over two weeks into my own chest when a post tax hike comes in japan and the fire apparatus to complete the ten major trading figures from across the region. test. like a ton of twelve stars contestant investors are concerned a prefix to wrap up the lead his car production and sales will drop from a month ago that's largely due to the chinese new year holidays but combined figures for january and february show and above ten percent rise in the year ago. the number of vehicles sold in january and february rose nearly eleven percent year on year three point seven five million units passenger cars accounted for most of that increase clearing through all one five million units up eleven point three percent sales of the new bees an

the subaru forrester, the mitsubishi out lander mazda and nissan rouge.ars must show when they hit another car or a pole or a train the driver's these four scored higher than popular ones out there honda toyota as well as ford. >> the diet kwoek frozen cherry slurpe has been pulled because it didn't freeze properly. even though it took coke executives to get the frozen formula right. the cork slurpe off the market before the start of summer. bad timing there. >> thank you very much, lauren simonetti joining us. the new movie "noah" is under fire for leaving out the word god. >> you have a bunch of people already infected by that stupidity. >> i hit the red carpet premiere to get to the controversy. >> miley cyrus invading your college class am radios and it is costing you 40,000 a year. ♪ in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. two full servings of vegetables i jbut they blacked me out.ht these miles are useless! that's

appeared on the wings apparently because of a problem during the manufacturing process by the maker mitsubishi> a ruling by a administrative judge could open the door for drones. the drone was a model airplane and the faa has no regulations governing model airplane flights. >>> federal officials today gave approval to california's new computer based standardized tests. the new tests are set to be given this spring. they're called the smarter balanced test. and will replace a so called s.t.a.a.r. test used since 1989. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than pencils and paper. >>> there's a new policy that students say is long overdue. >> it's an update to the university of california's sexual violence policy. we'll te -- tell you why some student victims say that it's not going far enough. >>> so what's happening to safeway now that it's been sold. >>> you can [ ma >>> the university of california is taking new steps against sexual violence on campus in a new policy unveiled today. this as it faces a pair of lawsuits from dozens of current and former students who say the

appeared on the wings apparently because of a problem during the manufacturing process by the maker mitsubishi> a ruling by a administrative judge could open the door for drones. the drone was a model airplane and the faa has no regulations governing model airplane flights. >>> federal officials today gave approval to california's new computer based standardized tests. the new tests are set to be given this spring. they're called the smarter balanced test. and will replace a so called s.t.a.a.r. test used since 1989. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than pencils and paper. >>> there's a new policy that students say is long overdue. >> it's an update to the university of california's sexual violence policy. we'll te -- tell you why some student victims say that it's not going far enough. >>> so what's happening to safeway now that it's been sold. >>> you can get ktvu news to go just download the ktvu app, click the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but d

it was not of boeing, it was mitsubishi who being outsourced the job to.bt it will take all that long to fix. finally the malaysian issue 100% speculation. it las to do when the safest planes were built. he says to keep the distractions away from the people doing the real work in the company, he's not going to let these distractions derail his 20-year opportunity plan for this great american company as aircraft demand is one of the most fabulous long-term thieves over this market. >> that means this week boeing is creating exactly perfectly the kind of opportunity i suggested in get rich carefully that will come up from time to time and with the bankable mcnerney at the helm, i think you should be buying not selling this stock as it gets dragged down by problems is i think will turn up to be fleeting even when they seem endless when you are in the midst ought of the battle. stay with kramer. >>> when money talks, it comes to kramer first. to kramer first. . ♪ ♪ humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why

some of the wings made by mitsubishi of japan. they caught that and said they changed their manufacturing process. they think that is what is causing it. there are a lost controls to stay on top of this aircraft and all aircraft to be frank. i'm typically very confident in getting on board a dream lineer. >> i got to tell you though, mark, i look at the history of this aircraft and it is deeply concerning to me. what have we had engine problems. >> yes. gerri: problem with the wings as we just mentioned. fuel leaks. >> yeah. gerri: battery problems. wiring problems. you name it. slats, flats across the board. what is deeply concerning this is really attractive airplane to carriers why because it will be so much cheaper to fly because it is lightweight construction. they will want to jump on this. but the problems seem like a real risk to flyers. >> you have to look when you introduce something new you will have glitches you will have to work out. with every new aircraft that comes on there are going to be glitches and things that

represents the widows of the three men killed in a wrongful death lawsuit against the contractor mitsubishivy industries of america. a jury awards them nearly $100 million in punitive and compensatory damages, calculated in part from the video. >> from the video, we were able to time how long it took for the crane to go down with these guys fell to their death, 14 seconds, and the jury was asked to award per second what their conscious anticipation of death meant to them because they knew they were going to die. >> the verdict is appealed and eventually settled out of court. the stadium, named miller park, opens nearly two years after the accident featuring the only fan-shaped retractible roof in the country. a memorial to the men who lost their lives greets fans when they enter, ensuring the three iron workers will never be forgotten. >>> coming up -- an f-18 test hornet flight turns into a fight for survival. >> i could not see anything and i did not realize that they were on fire. >> when "caught on camera: total destruction" continues. makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #1: poi

they were notified in february by mitsubishi he have heavy industry of the defects. full year 2014 and delivery guidance sun changed. so it will not affect what they were expecting to deliver or time it was delivered but it has held back initially some of those deliveries. watch for changes in boeing stock. i want to go back to chris if i could on this news. do you think that will affect the company? >> they're in a secular growth story here. this is a long-term investment for investors. if there is any major pullback it's a buying opportunity. liz: a buying opportunity, this brings mark again because you look at foreign companies out there, airbus a big competitor. we talked about that, does that become a little more attractive? >> i think they're all in secular growth markets here. you're seeing airlines expand globally and there is still a lot of demand for airplanes and you will not see that change. david: scott, do you think that the market is just getting up to where the economy is or is it still a little bit frothy ahead of the economy now? >> bell i look at i

it follows a manufacturing change at mitsubishi heavy industries.ck to continuing for that malaysian airways jet. joining us is greg barton. he has held on. he has waited for us to sort out some technical issues. -- research focuses primarily on terrorism. thank you for sticking around. you are making this linkage with this code share agreement with china southern. do you think that we should be focusing on that, or is it one of many things that perhaps we have to rule in or rule out? ofwell, i think the nature the aircraft disappearance points to something catastrophic , which could be terrorism. the question is, who would want to attack malaysia? about the groups we know have reasons not to attack malaysia. however, it was an attack on a chinese target because most passengers were chinese nationals flying into beijing. that rather changes things. still, the group most likely are separatists, but we didn't think they would have the capacity to launch an attack on an airliner. that is surprising. >> how bad are things in china with regard to the sep

it followed with a manufacturing change at mitsubishi.ands of people marched through tokyo calling for an end to nuclear power. the thirdged to mark anniversary of the disaster at fukushima. nuclear power is an important part of sessions -- shinzo abe's plan. figures show atmospheric radiation in tokyo is at the same level as before the 2011 disaster and lower than paris and london by comparison. hey talks time -- pay talks time in japan. we will be live in tokyo when "first up" returns. ♪ ." welcome back to "first up, the annual talk in japan from management and unions. shinzo abe once than to raise salaries to help spending and to boost the economy. let's take a closer look at the automobile sector. tonissan appears willing accept the demand of three point ¥5,000. bonuses worth 5.6 months pay. honda is considering its employees similar request for a rise in salary and bonuses. toyota is holding out. a ¥4000are pushing for increase in monthly wages. the company is pushing back, saying demands are surprisingly high. according to the nikke

the biggest game from gilliad sciences in tokyo mitsubishi ufj which each sold $4 billion in bonds. coke will lined up. the tally for march is nearly at $25 billion after just the first two trading days of the mop the the previous busiest day of the year starts january 16th. tuesday was the best day since verizon sold a record $49 billion in bond last september. refreshry bonds have rich due to the crisis in ukraine. the ten-year notoriety at 4.71 at the end of the last year. high grade corporate bonds have had a strong year posting a return of 2.1%, according to data from barclay's. last year, they were turning in negative 1.5% due partly in fears the rates would rise. junk bonds are having a pretty solid performance. five deals priced on tuesday for $2.4 billion. the next possible data risk on the calendar. and with all of the weather abnormalities, who knows what those numbers could show up to present. back to you. >> thanks very much, courtney. great to chat with you. >>> on coming up in the show, just how much has the bad weather in the u.s. -- in the country's job growth? stay

boeing was first notified of this potential problem by the wing manufacturer which is mitsubishi heavy. boeing inspecting a number of 787 dreamliners, about 42, to see if these hairline cracks exist. no existing inflights or in service dreamliners are impacted. boeing says the delivery schedule will not be impacted by the inspections. >> thanks very much as those shares move lower by half a percent after hours. >>> well, "the closing bell" doing what it can for our sluggish jobs market. take a listen. >> i'm happy to hire and train you to be in this business. it's really hard to find people. >> that was wall street pro ross gerber. he's up with an update on after that statement how much resumes flooded in. wait until you hear how many new people he's hiring now. we'll be right back. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ from td ameritrade. so our business can be on

mitsubishi is responsible for making the wings. they say they're investigating the cause and are working to fix the problem. >>> the white house this morning says it's too early to tell whether foul play was a factor in the disappearance of a malaysia airlines flight. the boeing 777 vanished after take off and never made it to its destination of beijing. there were 239 passengers and crew including three americans on board. search teams trying to locate the missing plane and its passengers, there's also a search for an answer to the question of what happened. kron4 dan rubin spoke to a captain from a major international airline about how a plane could suddenly vanish from radar. his report continues our team coverage. >> reporter: today with so much radar and so much air traffic control and everybody is talking on the radio, it's unprecedented in my experience joel turfin is a third generation pilot whose been flying for 47 years. 20 of those have been in jumbo jets as an international flight captain. >> it's bizarre. i tell you wh

joivening us now is jim o'sullivan and chris rupke, chief financial economist at bank of tokyo mitsubishi. we'll start, jim, with we look forward to these days and we get them once a month. we like that. it seems like everyone is important with the fed, you know, deciding what to do based mainly on this number. today, because of the weather, i -- it could still be a really important number, but i just wish we couldn't attribute everything to weather, whether it's good or bad. >> yeah. i mean, i think there's a limit to how important it is. >> not to our viewers, though. it's maybe more important than any -- >> certainly it's going to be easy to dismiss the weak number because of the weather. we will look at the details and there are parts of the report that help gauge whether there big weather eks. do you have the job but you were not at work because of bad weather? and when you see a big jump in that, it's typically associated with a big plunge in weather-related payroll jobs. we've seen that in the past. that's something to look for in the details, but it won't be definitive by any mean

the wings, apparently because of a change in the manufacturing process by the wing's producer, mitsubishiunded for more than three months because of battery issues. >>> microsoft is preparing to end support and upgrades for its xp operating system. as of april 8, microsoft will retire the operating system, which first shipped in 2001. the company's director of windows says the company can't afford to support the xp system forever. he says it's common practice to retire outdated programs. microsoft is telling customers to upgrade to its windows 8 operating system. >>> federal officials have given the green light to california's new computer-based standardized testing system. those new tests will be given to 3 million students this spring in grades k-12. they are aligned with the new common core standards, which are being implemented in classrooms right now. the so-called smarter balance tests will replace what's known as the star test, which has been new since 1999. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than with pencils and paper. >>> the new home of the san francisco

this is made by mitsubishi not by boeing. none that are out there are a victim of this.beauinuy boein? boeing working off the hangover being the best performer in the dow. i think you let it come in. i don't think there's a hurry to buy boeing. >> you're saying let it come in about a wider and wider number of names on the dow or s&p? >> i think that there are -- you have to be concerned, we heard a lot of stuff on "squawk" very good money managers saying the market's come too high. when you have bad news on a stock, it's more vulnerable. get a stock that's up gigantically like boeing, people say i'm going to ring the register. a lot of register ringing on stocks up big when we get bad news. we also have activists, the fmc split this morning, ebay. though stocks have been up, there's a lot of self-help, actives getting involved. if you don't have activists, self-help, your stock seem to be stalled here. we're up a lot, i know the s&p was hitting a high but i believe there's a lot of people saying, if i have a reason to sell, i'm going to take it. >> with that, jim, we'll