Suing their savior. A man wins the lottery, and a month later, hes dead of cyanide poisoning. Were on the case. And as joe biden huddles behind closed doors on the issue of gun control, Gabby Giffords and Michael Bloomberg begin their fight against the nra. Good to be with you here on this tuesday. Im Brooke Baldwin. And i want to begin with the plane boeing says will define the future of the air travel. But for the last month or so, if youve been following this with us, the 787 dreamliner has made most of its headlines really for all these mechanical problems. Here is just the latest, just a couple of hours ago, this Japan Airline, 787, was preparing to leaf above then when it started leaking fuel. So guess what happened . Flight had to be canceled. And just yesterday morning, same airport, bostons logan airport, small fire broke out on yet another Japan Airline 787, just about 30 minutes after its arrival from tokyo. All the passengers and crew, they had already left the plane, but t
Its not clintons term. It is not george w. Bushs term. This is a different environment and i blame leadership for not trying to rein in that kind of behavior. But im not really sure what leadership is going to do in the way of discipline or aggression. But what do you do with that political environment that is so poisoned that you have actuallyls that would turn down an invitation to go meet with the president and go to the white house . It gets back to valuing, compromise and valuing compromise and consensus. You are on one side or the other. They dont want any of the gray areas and sorting through the issues because it doesnt generate a lot of ratings. Also hasis what happened, whether its through Cable Networks or any other form of media. The point is people want to know if you are on one side or the other. At the end of the day, we will all have differences. The question is how are you going to get over those differences and solve the problem . That is not what is happening today f
What you couldnt and i couldnt. Thats why the process matters. You have both sides weighing in on significant issue. Its the largest Domestic Initiative in our history. Sitting at the table working for it you think about the Civil Rights Act and how it passed, that was bipartisan. Social security and medicare, how to gratify the constitution, giving the women are the right to vote. It is because the United States congresss willingness to work on landmark initiatives and that is not happening with the Affordable Care act. It should have been a process in which everybody was engaged on both sides. I wont get into the why it didnt, but unfortunately it didnt. Ultimately, people are paying the price today. Thats why i think so many people are saying, you know what, i prefer gridlock. With so many problems of the implementation, they say. Not that there wouldnt be as your problems with an initiative of this kind, but it would be less awesome because you have more interest to make sure it wo
Cost is always going to be an issue. It is pretty straightforward and pretty simple. Dollars how many of you all in journalism say follow the money. It is about the money, and people are going to make choices and make decisions about whether or not to do things the cousin of how it affects their bottom line. E need to understand that we need to also understand that sometimes it is going to cost them money if they do not make these changes, and sometimes they can make changes that improve safety and improved efficiency. It is all about having a dialogue and making sure people understand that. It does not have to be an eitheror, that people will be driven by money. Our own government is driven by costbenefit analysis. There are a lot of recommendations we have issued that have not gone anywhere because the costand if it does benefit doesost not support them. It does come down to money. With respect to the relationship, we have to have a balance of people who understand the industry, who