brazilian success story mbraer.arrier -- e it is the third-largest aircraft producer after boeing and airbusthey export about 90% of its production with the biggest market being north america. now, executives are eyeing development closer to home. continent size country, many aviation experts agree that plane travel is a practical and efficient mode of transportation. a growing middle class means plenty of a digital air passages. theilian officials say that country is assured that when it comes to air travel investment. >> that is all for now. >> they give a much great we will take a short break, after which, i will be back with headlines. q?q?q?q?q?q?q?q?q?vp 03/30/17 03/30/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: we'e're doing very well in iraq. our soldiers are fighting and fighting like never before. the results are very, very good. amy: 14 years after the u.s. invavaded iraq, the war shows no signs of letting up. so far this month the u.s. has , dropped over 2000 bombs on the city of mosul. in one strike, up to 200 civivili

and airbus and a lot of the components for airbus products are made in america. so there's a -- all told there's enough aircraft that can be sold twin boeing and airbus to prime minister thousand -- employ thousands. what is your -- as long as they abide by the p5 plus one agreement that was struck. >> i would say my view is that the way to get rid of trade deficits and move the economy forward is through expert exports. i think that's what we're hoping for. in terms of pacific sales of airplanes to specific countries, i am not informed enough about what the administration's policy may be. as a general martyr i strongly -- general matter i strongly agree. we have to illinois -- encourage exports. >> my hope is that if you are confirmed -- i suspect you might be -- theft this is one you'll go to school on and i urge you to. a lot of jobs involved, good jobs. the sick second -- they could thing we are talk -- thank you for come to go to my office when you had a stronger voice. one thing we talked about was do we need to negotiate nafta all over again or look the tr

there is an airbus with a self driving and self flying and is now a new concept that developers say wille available in about a decade. >> next, spring in the air at least in japan. tokyo is the first place in the country to announce the blooming of the first cherry blossoms. the first time in nine years they have surfaced the earliest. it is the most popular and widely planted a variety. experts say warm temperatures over the past few days have given the blossoms something of a boost. time for our business update. brian joins us in the studio. a major scandal in brazilian meat packing industry. >> series disruption and the agriculture industry over allegations meatpackers bribed inspectors to allow spoiled meat on the market for years. resilience halted exports by -- brazilian exporters have banned 21 exporter sprint troubles are deepening as catherine reports. >> inspections to make sure the meat is fit for consumption amid accusations that officials took bribes to ok rotten beef. the case of this operation, we are verifying the presence of foreign bodies. or withit was altered the subs

868 aircraft.an on new how many planes does that translate into and what will it makes me between airbuseing? in the next three years, our plan is to buy 155 new planes. getting 56 are planes, 44 in 2018 and 55 in 2019. all of these orders have been placed and confirmed, and of those new planes, boeing and airbus will supply half and half. we always make it balance. >> how are you towards increasing your routes this year is to mark where will you be adding new roots? which regions at how many more can we expect to be added in 2017? >> we plan to increase our investment in european markets. for instance, we are to offer two new routes to europe. shanghai, barcelona will be launched on may 5. later, we will launch basing zurich. we expect to see good results on both as they are mainly to meet the demand for business travel. in the u.s. market, we will increase flight frequency two feet growth. we saw on the news that president she and president trump are going to meet on april 6 and april 7, we hope this meeting can boost further economic cooperation between our two countries. airlines can

the latest in the market, airbus taxi.is a two-seater capsule that operates a bit like a drone vehicle with vertical take off and landing. basically, it could be summoned a bit like a uber with an app. and also in the traditional space, bentley has unveiled a concept convertible that is pure electric. it has a 310-mile range. but it is an interesting turn of events for a company that is famed for its big engine grand tours. disrupting a part of the market. >> luxury and technology with bentley. thank you. >>> just ahead, alec baldwin has a special thank you for president trump. we'll have that for you next. "let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life in your head. and now with the power of bio:renew try new herbal essences and let life in" quilted northern works their bathroom experience. but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face. i have the worst cold i better take so

in a corruption probe of airbus.nt practices related selling planes and arranging aircraft financing. the probe follows steps by the u.k.'s office in august, related to third-party consultants. airbus, which is cooperating, has said it dropped the question . former barclays ceo is said to be poised to return to london's financial center with rocard -- according to people with knowledge of the plan, diamond's atlas merchant capital and qatari investment are prepared to announce an agreement to take the 141-year-old stockbroker private. of 9.2s a market value million pounds. that is your bloomberg business flash. to the u.k..urn theresa may will pledge to forge a closer union within the u.k., going against demands of scotland's national party leader nicola sturgeon. a day after may rejected the scottish bid to hold a second referendum, arguing the brexit talks should take priority. >> the reason i say it is not the time is because all issues negotiations into with the european union, to make sure we get the right deal.

meantime the latest in the auto market, we've had airbus pulling the rapz off new self driving transformeri. the name is pop dot up. it operates a bit like a drone vehicle with vertical take off and landing. basically it could be used like an app. bentley has unveiled its latest offering which a concept convertible that is pure electric. it has a 310-mile range, but is an interesting turn of events for a company that is famed for its big engine grand tourist technology disrupting even a traditional path of the auto market. frances. >> luksly and technology there with what bentley is doing. karen, thank you. just ahead, alec baldwin has a special thank you for president donald trump. we'll have it for you next. u next. "let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life in your head. and now with the power of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences and let life in" quilted northern works their bathroom experience. but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face. i ha

airbus and ital design teamed up to create a self-driving car that can also fly. when traffic on the ground gets to be too much, drones can pick up your car and take you from point a to point b. once hyperloop is finished, the vehicles could use those as well. it could be a ride-sharing vehicle like uber and lyft. the concept could be reality in 7 to 10 years. hopefully sooner than that. >> it's all like the jetsons. >>> finding an audience. ♪ why this concert in san bruno had the musicians going through a security check. that's next. >>> first we want to thank abc 7 news viewer steve for this picture of the golden gate bridge with the moon there. it is spectacular. share your pictures with us as well using #abc7now >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, bay area women weigh in on the goals of tomorrow's day without a woman event. are they ready to commit? >>> also the squabble brewing in one east bay city over an effort to impeach president trump. >>> and stuck in the mud, the rescue in the santa cruz mountains to get this horse to safety. it's all coming up in ha

a week which saw airbus reveal plans for a hybrid car that flies.er revealed a search and rescue vehicle that is home to a heatseeking drone. and when hyperloop showed off a 500 metre long test tunnel from which it hopes to fire passengers at around 600 miles an hour. that would be a two—second journey. no time to scream. testing begins soon. it was also the week in which the revelation was televised. according to wikileaks, the cia and gciq can listen in on targets using samsung tvs. even when users think they have switched them off. a range of other surveillance methods were exposed including a us spy department dedicated to hacking apple products. wikileaks say that the cia is out of control. apple and google say they have plugged the holes and samsung said it takes privacy seriously and will be listening closely to the concerns of its customer. facebook was left red—faced when the bbc pointed out its platform was being used by convicted paedophiles to share sexualised images of children. and because the bbc shared the images with facebook to hel

a week which saw airbus revealed plans for a hybrid car that flies.lans for a hybrid car that flies. when jaguar land revealed plans for a hybrid car that flies. whenjaguar land rover revealed a search and rescue vehicle thatis revealed a search and rescue vehicle that is home to a heatseeking drain. and when high polluter showed off a 500 metre long test tunnel from which it hopes to fire passengers at around 600 miles an hour. that would bea around 600 miles an hour. that would be a two second journey. time to scream. testing begins soon. it was also the week in which the revelation was televised. according to wikileaks, does the cia can listen in on targets using samsung tvs . listen in on targets using samsung tvs. even when users think they have switched off. a range of other surveillance methods were exposed including a spy department dedicated to hacking the products of apple. wikileaks say that the cia is out of control. apple and google say they have plug the holes and samsung said it takes privacy seriously and will be listening closely to t

the ordered some 200 jets from airbus.-- boeing and >> that is bloomberg markets: middle east. >> weian equities gaining ground a little bit, 2/10 of 1%. we will have a breakdown of the markets and other headlines coming up at the top of the hour. we leave you with pictures of people getting ready for the persian new year and the celebration of the first day of spring. you can see people crowding the streets. this new year, persian celebration, you are seeing pictures out of there, of course. we will leave you with us. a very festive picture there. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in hong kong. mergerr has approved a with what a phone in europe, which is expected to see $10 billion. the two companies expected to close next year, creating the largest telecom company and one of the most competitive markets in the world. it needs regulatory approval. deutsche bank expects to raise a $.5 billion after pricing its new share sale at a 35% discount to friday's close. they announced the plan on march 5 to shore up the finances. t e ceo said he did not

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french authorities joining a british inquiry into airbus about possible fraud, bribery and corruptioned to third-party consultants. andus is cooperating fully has dropped the middle man in question and suspects -- expects guarantees to be restored. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ thank you, paul. traders at tokyo are back at their desks. we are back at the reopen for markets in tokyo. they did not exactly play ball, did they? way to is not a nice speak about japanese traders, as robots. we see the weakness in japanese equities weighing on the overall index, which is flat at the moment. if you strip out japan is see a brighter picture. hong kong stronger today. hong kong's hang seng on track. positive emerging markets, malaysia in particular is one to watch. at least we are staying above water in terms of being flat on the regional index even though you're seeing weakness from japan. let's look at the stocks in the region. stocks falling amid concerns discounts could slow sales. back in the b

. >> jpmorgan, airbus, they companies are involved. >> they are looking at it as ways for the next manifestationockchain. the story talks a bit about how this -- if there was hacked, they stole $60 million, there was an upper online and whether it is secure, whether they should be changing the back code on this. we are looking at blockchain ended becoming the real deal, the real thing, this is what the company is using four. >> in a different walk if you will, you'll take a look at this suppresshat is to sugar cravings. favorite,e of my unusual kirk's stories. this is a former big-time hedge fund guy, robert goldstein, worked for gotham capital. tell us the story, he thought he would eat one bite of a nestle crunch and eight more. [laughter] >> we have all been there. he thought, if there is a way to reset my appetite before i had done that and not be hungry for it, not crave the sugar, what would it have been like? he tracks his journey to find ways to suppress the case for sugar, making the case for sugar unpalatable. he admits he is talking about crave crush. what they actually do is make sug

airbus., megan: they are looking at it as the next manifestation of blockchain. they were hacked and $16 million was stolen, whether it is secure enough, whether they should be changing the back code, so it is still controversial. if we are looking at blockchain becoming the real thing, this is in focus. carol: you take a look at this product that is to suppress sugar cravings. megan: this is one of my favorite quirky stories. this is a former big hedge fund guy who worked for gotham capital, and tells the story of how he said, there is a market. he thought if there was a way to reset my appetite before i had done that and not crave that sugar, what would it have been like. it tracks his journey to make the taste for sugar unpalatable would lead to not eating. his mints, what they do is make sugar tastes unpalatable. whether that will help is interesting. it is fascinating, the amount of research he went into, the science behind this product. it goes back to him eating 7 nestle cruncha bar than he wanted to. oliver: it is interesting the way he applied some princ

expansion plans, they outlined plans to buy 155 new planes in the next three 50% foroughly between airbusing, introducing new routes between shanghai and barcelona and beijing and zÜrich, to take advantage for the increased demand for business travel between china and europe. haidi: this aggressive capacity seems to be continuing for all the chinese airline's. what are the risks they are potentially facing here? the oil price remains a risk, a key risk a, according to analysts, as does the continued renminbi weakness. we spoke to peter hartman sent from the aviation center, and he outlined some of the key risks facing china's airlines. take a listen. getting ustailwind from low fuel prices, that inherently has a risk. encouragesl it capacity into markets that are highly competitive. at the same time, there is the danger of taking the football to the pedal and keeping unit costs down. you have the double whammy of lower yields and higher costs. china cfo's said now was not the time to start hedging oil. that is something china's airlines do not do. he said there is too much volatility in t

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boeing, airbus, as long as they have high cash flows and investor capital, so buffett has also come in, it was always a headwe d headwind until he started buying in the four big horsemen in the u.s., southwest, united, delta, american, he made a serious commitment to it. you can see the etf itself is doing well. it's the only proxy to play the global airline industry. >> so, it's called jets. >> just jets. it's smart beta, recalibrates every quarter based on the five factors most important cash flow and investor capital. >> people writing in. the impact of the south africa events on overall gold supply? >> i think the whole world is witnessing a shrinking supply of gold. it's extremely expensive to explore now. it's difficult to get new palestimines into production but paper money continues to grow faster than you can get new supply coming in. the grades are very low. so i think that the balance for the supply/demand factor is more bullish for gold in the next ten years. you'll see a gradual increase. >> excellent. frank, thank you for coming in with us. coming straight from the airpor

airbus says it is not an issue.lian general wallace insurance is shocked that they were interested in a takeover. we are very surprised when we heard the first -- thought theynever would be interest from companies. generali iss that not going to merge with anyone. francine: i am distracted -- i amrichard cochinos changing the heat map to look at yet. how does this look? is this what you are looking for? what does this tell me on yen? richard: this is a heat map for dollar-yen. this isi would get japan, like europe, is a surplus country. we are in an environment where volatility is falling. the reason the market was long on dollar and yen was a more hawkish fed. that has changed. we should see dollar-yen falling as that gets repriced. japanese yen recharacterization. -- read patronization. we also see a tendency for dollar-yen to fall. red is falling, green is rising over the month. environment up an 110 ine could trade dollar-yen before the end of march. how the market is reacting with the level of volatility is whe

airbus and natale designs teaming up to create the self-driving car that can also fly.n traffic gets too much on the ground, drones can lift up your car and take you from point a to point b. this pop-up automated. a pop-up could be flying into your life in seven to ten years. >> earlier, mike was saying it looked very jetson. >> like. and it really does. where's judy and astro? elroy? >> it just needs to fold into the briefcase. even though it was self-driving, she got in the passenger side. the other side was open. that was interesting. old habits die hard. everybody, look at this gorgeous sunrise developing. 280 and 17 this morning. high clouds and if you take a picture and see some of the beautiful dynamic colors, #abc7now. we'd love to see it. more sunshine and warmth today. definitely need the sunglasses all day today. extended stretch of warm and dry weather continues. the sea breeze is going to develop a even a little marine layer and some clouds will keep the coast a lot cooler than the rest of us. here's a look at live doppler 7. i put the cloud layer over it a

. >> we're talking to boeing about the 787 and talking to airbus about the eight 313 deal.are not to where i would like them to be at the moment, but they are coming right now. they would do quite a beautiful job on them. and there are bargains to be had there. some of the carriers are startling -- starting to struggle right now. but wesee the benefit haven't got the price we want yet. some of these things are playing and our hands and there should be some great opportunities for us to have aircraft in 2018. dealing with the number of bookings we are turning away right now. i do want to ask you about the holding. airlines ceo in singapore for us. we will continue that conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ with malaysiaack airlines ceo peter bellew who is in singapore. thank you for sticking around. let's talk about yield. it has been such a troubling factor in this business. you guys have called it irrational competition. do you expect things to pick up? what would be the catalyst for improvement for you? peter: i think on our side, we are seeing at the moment, a great advance

interestingly his biggest position is in airbus. he talked about charles schwab.inancials. owns a little bit of comcast as well. glenn greenberg at cnbc pro. >> his highlighting of the pbms and their role and how much they've come down, i think that's one of the more interesting areas of health care. they've really gone out of favor. it's the kind of opportunity you see potentially emerging. >> the reference i made to him betting on those companies. he owns express scripts and explains part of the reason why he likes the model, asset light. they do mail distribution but they clearly wield a lot of power. >> i like the fact that he recognized this as the biggest mistake of his career. i don't think it was true that it was the pricing increase, one or two bad acquisitions. this was the hedge fund darling of the pharmaceutical industry. >> oh, yeah. >> a guy like glenn was in it since 2011. they knew perfectly what the rollup business model and strategy was. >> the point is it did change. when they went from saying we're not going to pay more than three extra and sud

they're also adding new planes, airbus a 321s joining the fleet later this year.he airline index and other airline stocks, hawaiian airlines has not been keeping up with them which brings up the question, can it grow as an independent airline and become a truly international carrier? here's the ceo mark dunkerly from earlier today? >> we think we can continue to grow. i think what's important for our business is that we run the best possible airline that we possibly can as an independent airline. >> i thought he was taking many seconds to get that satellite signal. >> here's what i'm thinking. he flew 7, 8 hours to ride the baggage truck there at honolulu airport. that's efficiency, by the way. and it's too bad because i was going to tell him the mayor of flint, michigan is on line 2 for him as well, by the way. phil lebeau somewhere in hawaii right now. >>> and we have 14 minutes to go in the session. dow's down 43 points. transports are down more than 100. dollar up .1 of a point. >> a new immigration system backed by president trump. peter teal may put the tech

el modelo fue presentado por la empresa airbus, y representa un nuevo concepto de vehÍculo autÓnomo, sube hasta nueva york. mi querida birmania estaba diciendo que estaba lloviendo. sÓlo se espera en aras de la maÑana. por la tarde, se va a despejar. en la costa oeste tenemos bastante actividad de nieve en las zonas rocosas, y en los grandes lagos. vamos al mapa de las temperaturas. nueva york, lluvia, 20% de actividad, pero en la tarde va a desaparecer. 59 como mÁxima. para chicago tenemos bastante viento. mÁximas en los 48. en la ciudad del sol tenemos temperatura en el rango de los 70, cielos totalmente despejados. en houston, 30%. mÁxima de 72. lo mismo para dallas y las vegas. cielos mayormente despejados. en los Ángeles tenemos 82 como mÁxima, cielos totalmente despejados. amigos, es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo. pero este dÍa yo he amanecido bastante inspirada. mi querida francis, ¿me puedes bajar las luces? necesito una atmÓsfera romÁntica. ¿me pueden poner una musiquita? ah, gracias, javi. no habÍa presupuesto para las velas, pero el candelabro ayuda. las flores, q

. >> look what airbus unveiled. a pop-up.lying machine. >> awesome. >> whoa! >> what could go wrong? >> i know. >> it is all air up there. perfect. >> it is not. >> you can hail a ride from your smartphone. has futuristic bells and whistles. you can't buy it right now. >> look at all the traffic down the there. i'm up here. >> suckers. >> i'm in the sky. >> until you're not. >> she's not afraid. we she got right in there. >> she's a cartoon. >> i >> i watched this with my 7-year-old. i thought, will he see this in his lifetime? fly drones? >> i think it is fun to look into the future. >> let's perfect the self-driving car, not have it run red lights. >>> a college student in arkansas drew a round of applause for being pulled over by the cops. here's what happened as recorded on a dashcam video. police pulling over a driver for a sobriety test. his license plate red, juggler. after the traditional dui check, the driver went the extra mile, put on an impromptu performance in the parking lot and -- >> now he's showing off. >> th

french and german authorities have included he slammed the airbus a320 into a mountainside in order tobal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. global news 24 hours athis is b. pimm: thank you very much. we are looking at a little bit of a live shot. with the president's press secretary sean spicer in the white house briefing room. we will review his comments. he is responding out to the keystone xl pipeline that was assigned ahead today by president donald trump. he is getting his reading and we will get more details coming up. one thing president trump campaign was the go-ahead for the keystone xl pipeline. that is what he did this morning. here to tell us more about it is jennifer, she is in washington for us. let me just ask you, jennifer, if you can set the scene for us about the president's signing of the key sent xl approval. jennifer: the president back in january said he invited transcanada to reapply for permission to build keystone xl. something it has been trying to do for nearly nine years. that rea

i'm thinking about that in light of boeing versus airbus and who made the right decision. >> look, again indeed, we are in fact upsizing our fleet size. but not moving into new aircraft like you're talking about. happy with the fleet we have in place. >> i don't want to board that airline or try and get off of that thing. i can't imagine. >> buy american then, joe, you'll be happy. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. you know, don't have to twist my sarm. just give me one of them upgrades or whatever they are. >> i know. >> actually, whatever. anyway, i'm kidding. thank you. appreciate it. we'll see you again. >> thank you. thanks, joe, thanks becky. >> thank you. when we come back this morning, newly named dnc chair tom perez. we'll get the democratic party's take on the trump administration's first new months on the job. plus personal income and spending. and then later nebraska governor pete ricketts joins us with this plan on rebuilding america. stay tuned you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc. pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doc