much bigger i don't know i do if i'm on a plane for fourteen hours i want to be as big as possible and that's where you have something like the dreamliner or or the a three eighty now the a three eighty that idea is that maybe pump it up in china again so exactly what you were saying part it's along those lines of let's do the interiors in china and this is just discussion right now but we're hearing from industry sources that this is actually being talked about quite a bit so to bolster the operation challenge in china and to put it on par possibly or even a to exceed the amount of output from other operations like they have in mobile alabama or what they have in europe it's very interesting alex that you know the president mccrone witt was there with the air air bus executives and i wonder you know thinking about whether or not that would that would happen in canada or whether or not president trump would be you know taking a boeing c.e.o. to the china what are your thoughts about that look trumper he did it last year and

he got a deal for three hundred planes with china to come out of of course out of the american companies right so we're specifically talking about boeing so boeing has a deal and this is another reason the europeans are here they saw three hundred point order from china through trump so why not send mccrone he's a sort of the glitter boy right now from europe everybody's talking about him so the same type of operation sentiment and see if he can get more planes to be signed on or trying to sign on for more points now they were thinking that they might get a deal for one hundred this was not a part of the delegation or what they were officially a part of you know coming in to sign for that it didn't happen so a lot of people saying well you know what they're disappointed not really because in the past couple weeks we've seen some findings eight million billion i should say a dollar's worth for seventy five airliners by a company called china aircraft leasing group holdings and also last summer we did see shipping in germany he was there in july. he ordered one hundred forty planes

to the tune of twenty two billion dollars so disappointment not really there got a lot of orders coming in and they know that china is pretty much number one that when it comes to the a three twenty s. they're ordering pretty much more than anybody else so this is the place to hit and you don't have to really be expect one hundred points every time you walk into the country because a lot of orders need to be filled as it is got thanks for covering that alex our correspondent alex mahela bitch thanks a lot they queue. the news industry has been an important part of becoming a civil society you know one of my favorite jerry seinfeld quotes is this one it's amazing that the amount of news that happens in the world every day always fits exactly in the newspaper the newspaper was published in which country got to guess here's a hit gutenberg. yep the first daily paper in the world was printed in frankfurt

germany and sixteen fifteen in the u.s. we credit benjamin franklin that renaissance man with being a key newspaper man of his day in philadelphia well a lot has changed in the news business and it certainly isn't just newspapers anymore and radio and television now of course social media there's a super movie right out right now the post with meryl streep and tom hanks and in it there is and they have all sorts of nominations by the way golden globe nominations but in it the issue of the washington post going public with an initial public offering an i.p.o. is a key component of the story katharine graham the post owner at that time had to make a tough choice between publishing the controversial pentagon papers about the vietnam war and risked not taking the paper public as we know they published in the papers all across the nation followed her lead so the economics of the news has been and is today

a big hairy deal involving big money for more here's ashley banks from the newseum ashley social media has taken the news industry by storm out of one point many people used to take to the newspaper or television or radio to get their news however now many people are taking to social media to get the latest the only issue with that is that some of the information that's being shared is either skewed or not true at all it seems more and more people are turning away from traditional news looking to facebook and twitter as a result it's taking aim at the nomic toll on the industry especially at newspaper outlets according to the pew research center and twenty six teena the newspaper industry face challenges all the major u.s. newspapers reported an increase in digital subscription the new york times added five hundred thousand digital subscriptions and twenty six team to forty seven percent year over year right. the wall street journal added one hundred fifty

thousand subscriptions which is a twenty three percent rise in the chicago tribune i added one hundred thousand in the weekday digital circulation which is a seventy six percent year over year yet advertising revenue for the industry has declined softly by ten percent placing total ad revenue for the industry at eighteen billion dollars and twenty six now lots of third of what it was in two thousand now according to the newspaper association of america the total industry revenue forty nine billion dollars so i got the chance to speak to the oh the museum to get his take we also i think are watching on social media the evolution of those companies facebook twitter those companies that bring us a lot of these things that are unable us to send stories off to friends now they're working on a zillion ideas of how to validate those stories we're working at the newseum on an

idea to give you basic information about where did that story come from sort of nutrition label if you will that we can look at where did it come from where they what's their history so as a consumer you're armed with that kind of information and our education unit is teaching young people to be skeptical and how to you know do you check it out with for example how many people are reporting that same story you know if it's something fanciful and you get it from one source it doesn't get around very long you don't know anything about you should have no more doubt that if it's a long time established news operation that's reporting this and so are fifteen other news operations and in recent months major news outlets have had to retract stories citing in the accuracies and the reporting i've been asked to see oh are people turning to social media because they believe me through media isn't trustworthy we don't it's interesting if you look at the process of correction within the media with the news media which i think is the only industry which really does it so visibly and does it on themselves i mean. the last time your bank

called up and said we made a grotesque error or we've misled you about whether was a good day to get a mortgage and we're going to fix that and we're going to admit it publicly that tends to come from a government investigation or a lawsuit i mean the idea somehow that corrections diminished the news media is a bit of a to me it's an anomaly i mean i put more faith in somebody who says to me you know what i screwed up here's specifically how i screwed up and here's the information i gave you that wasn't correct and presumably here is the information that is correct you know the c.e.o. tells us why people should stick with traditional news it took us decades to sort out how does print work how does broadcast work you know should you show live shots of people threatening to commit suicide until you know we learn no you don't do that for a very we're making up rules as social media impacts our lives so i'm not surprised or disappointed that it sometimes doesn't work out as we'd like it to but i think we're in the middle of

a corrective process and i think it's important for readers to get to demand accurate fair credible information from journalists and it's incumbent on journalists if you're going to survive in the twenty first century to do just that give people fair accurate credible information on which they can rely you do that you're going to be a success regardless of how you deliver it or whatever era we're in or where social media promotes or doesn't promote it i've been using am actually banks are importing for boom bust. thanks ashley and thank you for washington for watching see you next time. all see we have a great team but we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and your bets have been a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at

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economic protests. in iran. the. school. pressure is mounting on the israeli prime minister. binyamin netanyahu who helped to push through. international day here on this. latest worldwide headlines. has been engulfed in violent protests with thousands rallying against rising prices unemployment tax hikes. police used tear gas to disperse protesters who burned

tires and hurled stones with at least one protester reportedly killed now the unrest erupted around the same time as the demonstrations in iran but went largely unnoticed. paula has details. well these protests intern is here started after the new year and they came in reaction to the two new zealand government introducing a new budget plan for two thousand and eight that included amongst other things a rise in fuel prices and tax hikes the response from the chin is in the street was one of anger and what we've seen is protests taking place in several dozen cities around the country with the result that one person has been killed and several people have been injured now it is familiar to protests happening in another country namely what you're saying we have here are two countries with protests taking place on the street by people who are unhappy with the economic situation.

the root of it is just a canard it's the problem of youth unemployment i personally haven't been able to find a job for a long time but if people have a job they don't have any problem with the government about the demands of the following suspend the twenty eighteen film and slow return to the original prices of goods and high of one member from every poor family these are in short. realising picture prices this time is huge we have a lot of privilege and have to pay a lot of fines it's only acceptable that we pay for this government's mistakes. we are protesting here because of high braces and employment we were the growth in these and we have been subjected to violence by security agents now that you know it's been prime minister has said that there is no place for violence and the sentiments echo the words that were used by iran's leader what happened yesterday is a violation of the law since. a state of emergency has been declared in tunisia these

protests are the result of operations that aim to review social unrest that we are a free nation and according to the constitution and human rights the people are absolutely free to criticize the government and even protest but their protests should be in such a way as to aim to improve the situation in the country we the government will definitely not tolerate some protesters who want to destroy public property or disrupt public discipline and create turmoil in society western leaders for example the french president and the highway present mahoney were quick to condemn the waning protests even have the american president donald trump calling for regime change iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the it bama administration.