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Time to talk with Alex Stone, ABC News. I couldn't believe this. With all the bad production that's come out of Boeing, from their planes to their door plugs to the spaceship that ended up

stranding those astronauts now until February.

The workers have the nerve.

Some of them are threatened to go on strike.

Now they've been given a contract offer And we'll see what's going on.

Alex Stone, ABC News.

What's the status here?

Hey, there, John.

Yeah, so the vote is underway right now, and it's not just some workers.

It's 33,000 Boeing workers who are voting today and could walk off the job tonight at midnight.

And this is where it gets weird.

Typically, when there is a potential

strike, once a union comes to an agreement with the company, a tentative agreement, the story

is kind of over. There you go, okay, well, now all the union members are they're going to vote

for it, and it's over and done. They came to an agreement on Sunday, Boeing and the machinist

union. This tentative agreement on a new contract,

the union said, okay, we're good, we'll have the union members vote on it. But the Boeing workers

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