originally the plane started in shang hi, china to soeul, korea. (inaudible) (inaudible) >> the planes are landing and taking off. the runways are in operation. >> so i know mr. martin from the airport talked about a 5:30 press conference and this is a interesting concern and while we are working to account for someone. it is a tragic day, give us time and patience so we can get the numbers for you and give you the accurate and upto date information. i don't know how many critical at this time. >> do you know anything more about what went wrong? >> i think those questions you are asking, we got the call at 11 time time 34 and it is just a few hours afternoon. and ntsb will come work with the fbi. it is unrolistic to give you the answer to that. (inaudible) >> and just to comment on the status of the airport. weather conditions were as we continue to have them at this time. weather conditions were clear in san francisco airport. all aircraft were arrivingousing -- arriving using visual flight. we are resuming normal operation. we'll have a follow-up

and if you know me, too well, you have is a plane coming from aboard in shang had any and came here so i was wondering how the department and the fire department handled ail the language needs it is guarantee to know you got a lot of help. it's good to know that after the crash you helped to get the folks in touch with each other. so thanks for the brave officers i'm looking forward to honoring them >> i think it's important to know that office cunningham noticed cell phones on the seats and he had the presence of mind to scoop i am the cell phones knowing they would be getting phone calls. i don't know anybody who would have thought of that >> the guy with the short sleeve shirt. >> tomorrow we'll be with the kids from fillmore and if anybody's interested or director hicks or anybody at all on friday on the 1 o'clock 33 new police cadets will graduate from this academy in partnership with the p l this makes them eligible to at that particular time in the other programs for future police officers and i have to acknowledge the instructors who facilitate this program and that concludes m

the company also sold a shang dynasty bronze wine vessel for $3.3 million to an online buyer.othebys and christies have developed online bidding platforms. when christies auctioned off the collection for $183 million. it included an online only sale. those 1,000 pieces auctioned off, totalled $9.5 million. about 9 times the presale estimates. the big question is how the major art galleries will react to another retail competitor. none would comment on the air, but one gallery owner telling me today, we don't sell fine art online and we probably never will. time will tell whether that remains a good strategy. for nightly business report. i'm robert frank. >> if you want to read more about online art auctions, log on to our website. >>> coming up on the program, the answer to that question that baffled even some economists. why is movie theater popcorn so expensive? first, let's take a look at some financial stocks trading at multiyear highs. >>> a safety recall to tell you about after 100 complaints and five crashes where no one was injured. ford motors is recalling nearly a ha

to what you still like french to leave shang get in close to change and. yes yes of course of course and i think the number one right for a country is the right to decide who can enter i remain on your territory and yet today we have no borders we are subject to absolutely massive levels of immigration this which is utterly destructive including the national cohesion and our ability to live side by side. the immigration that comes from africa from north africa it's been going on for quite a long time but now it's how can i put it accompanied by a new type of mass immigration which is immigration by the roma coming from eastern europe we now need to be reasonable and get. hoarders to say mean police borders and check points like before will come of all we were like before yes yes i think freedom for people comes from control over its borders not just in terms of human traffic by the way but also in terms of capital flow and also products were at a hotel full of open doors where everybody can come in and do whatever he likes sell whatever he likes there you

to what you still like french to leave shang get close to change and. yes yes of course of course i think the number one rights for a country is the right to decide who can enter i remain on your territory and yet today we have no borders we are subject to absolutely massive levels of immigration . this which is utterly destructive including the national cohesion and our ability to live side by side. the immigration that comes from africa from north africa it's been going on for quite a long time but now with how can i put it accompanied by a new type of mass immigration which is immigration by the roma coming from eastern europe we now need to be reasonable and get our borders back to sea means police borders and check points like before. we were like before yes yes i think freedom for people comes from control over its borders not just in terms of human traffic by the way but also in terms of capital flow and also products were at a hotel full of open doors where everybody can come in and do whatever he likes sell whatever he likes there you go i thin

that is job shang. that is not good for anyone. adam: no. >> it is bad for everyone. we want to encourage employees to work 40 hours or more, not go across the street to skirt the law or employer manage his income. we need coverage provided. we need to get rid of technical applications. adam: earned, one. negative -- on the other hand, one. consequences of affordable care act, obamacare, they applaud the fact that we have 300,000 additional people working part time, but aren't a lot of those people perhaps people who were working full time who had hours cut because the employers couldn't afford to comply with new mandates? >> on all levels. it's a huge problem, the cost of this, look, a restaurant has food cost, is 25 to 30%. labor costs of 30%. of the rent costs of 10%. you will have to bear this cost somewhere. the consumer will bear it on we'll have to pay it as a taxpayer. there is a cost. we need to reduce that cost to be efficient with it. having legislation that has so much administration associated with it, all the reporting aspects of it, it will cost more. y