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That steve mentioned, a more insidious things of gradual loss of pressurization, often undetected. if you remember the payne stewart situation the apoxia that overcame crews and passengers on that corporate jet t. plane composite is built mostly of composite. the angle that obliterated probably everything but engine parts. so i don't believe we will get very much from that. they will piece together and hopefully pretty quickly between the data recorder as tom suggested has an enormous number of parameters of how that plane flew and the why piece would be the cockpit voice recorder. those plus ...

The u.s. economy. all of this is doing very, very well. >> what about pricing, claus? are you expecting aluminum prices to move higher? >> what's interesting it, particularly when you talk about aerospace, this has almost nothing to do with aluminum anymore. the aluminum plane -- planes all around, if aluminum hadn't been invented by our forefathers, 125 years ago. when with you look at what we have been doing, we are a powerhouse. most of the very, very unique applications are actually new aluminum alloys, lithium, new lightweight material or nickle super alloys. we are also one of the larges...

Top stories. >> wolf, it was our very own cnn affairs reporter who is the first to report that the men are omar shafeek and jihad mustafa, already on the most wanted terrorist list. the state department said they're members of the al qaeda group in so mal yo. an animal like a rat may have caused the latest power outage at japan's fukushima power plant, according to the owner. there were new radiation concerns when critical cooling systems shut down at the site of the nuclear disaster that followed the 2011 tsunami. all system are up again. check this out. these are engine parts from the sa...

Authorities confirmed it was raining hot metal. >> i picked it up. it was really hot. >> reporter: shards from the air canada 777 engine that fell thousands of feet. red hot missiles damaging four cars. >> we've had a failure of some type which has resulted in the back end of the engine basically fall apart. >> reporter: the faa says falling debris is rare but parts do occasionally fall from all over the plane, endangering those on the ground. this 747 fuselage panel landed in a miami mall parking lot two years ago. in 2000, 747 engine parts scattered sunbathers at an l.a. beach. in 2010, the ...

More than it might cost to buy these trains if they are manufactured overseas. but bart's president says it's worth it. >> it's our commitment not only to the patrons of bart, but also to our fellow americans in the recovery -- towards the recovery of this recession, do everything that we can to help the economy, and put our americans -- our unemployed back to work. >> reporter: ironically bart is looking at three foreign train makers all with assembly plants in the eastern united states. the one that uses the most american-made components from engine parts to seat cushions will stand a better...