tim clark, emirates president and interesting to hear what he has to say. developments in the us china trade talks. negotiations closely watch. we had the latest on huawei and that has been a red positively at the moment. we know school funding urgently needs addressing. many schools are struggling to buy materials and basic equipment. unions want the general election candidates to pledge to give every school adequate funding it needs to deliver a high quality education for every child. 0ur education editor branwen jeffrey's has been looking at how classrooms are trying to raise standards and balance the books. you have chosen one number... adding up you have chosen one number... adding up is not always easy. for schools, cash in, wages out do not always match. last year this school went £200,000 over budget so everything is aggression, from blue to printing. every now and then i would do something really special in colour but everything else is in black and white. how do you manage when you're making this place?|j black and white. how do you manage when yo

and we bring you the exclusive interview with emirates president tim clark.omberg. ♪ ♪ >> and now that the demand has been more challenged, looking at the yield environment, most governments are trying to mature growth and focus on delivering and optimizing results. anna: that was the ceo of easyjet talking about the airline's growth, and about a new tour operator, an interesting development from a low cost airline. sticking with the aviation theme. it could be a tough 2020 for the aviation industry, according to the emirates president tim clark. speaking exclusively to bloomberg's yousef gamal el-din, is stillis company interested in the boeing 787 dreamliner and a decision on the order could be months away. >> it would be helpful if we knew exactly when it was going to be delivered to us, and that shapes when and if we take the 787's. it's important that boeing get this aircraft out of the door, but importantly, to my point earlier, to the high level of quality control and standards we expect when it comes to them. we have to wait and see when that is. hope

clark that was tim speaking exclusively to bloomberg's yousef gamal el-din.s has secured deals valued at $30 billion on the second day of the airshow. les arepany sa .till being thwarted and boeing is being sued by shareholders who have accused the missing of warnings. matt miller, great to see you. matt: i am here with alexandre .e juniac from the iaea you were talking about going so why don't we start there. we have discussed this on many occasions and i did not expect to be talking to you still about this at the end of 2019. when will that plane be back in the sky? alexandre: it is a good question. orhave seen now from july june a postponement about -- of almost a month by a month. we would see something in january but the real answer is we don't know. the point on which we have to pay attention is for the regulators to be aligned to in their schedule and in the conditions they will impose on the return to service. otherwise, the process will be broken and segmented. we have built our safety record which is exceptional on the reciprocity in this process. w

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that is going to times like it it originally ordered 150-2013 it's now reduce that number to 126 tim clark the president of the emirates told reporters at the dubai air show on tuesday quote we need to be absolutely sure that as she comes together as she starts flying that everything is done in the manner that it should be done i want one aircraft to go through hell on earth basically to make sure it all works remember the boeing 737 max has been grounded after 2 deadly crashes in which faulty software appeared to cause the airliner to unexpectedly nosedive. china is planning to bring taxi service to shanghai in order to supplement and meet the increasing demands for service is currently it can only fulfill 65 percent of the private class so the launch of driverless cars would help plug the gap and supply and demand has over 550000000 users on its pot farm versus 91000000 years. and recently started to expand abroad to australia coastal rica and mexico like over though d.d. has yet to report a profit racking up $1600000000.00 worth of losses and 20 by comparison over the last 1800000000 wa

speaking at the dubai airshow, sir tim clark says he's a climate change believer.nd the planet is to find viable alternates to fossil fuels. however, earlier we spoke to adriaan korthuis — co—founder of climate focus, an environmental consultancy working with airlines — who sad that a good, first, interim steps for airlines if offsetting their carbon emissions. carbon offsetting can only be a temporary measure. when you speak about what to do in the end, it is about what to do in the end, it is about technological measures like flying more electrically or with different fuels but the solutions are not there tomorrow so if you wa nt to are not there tomorrow so if you want to act now, offsetting is the last thing you can do and so it is good if you want to take responsibility now that they just use the one instrument that is available for them now, which is carbon offsetting. i would definitely love to hear more from all other airlines to follow the example that has been set now. so carbon offsetting is a good first step? and this from the charity currently working

coming up, we speak to the president of emirates airlines, tim clark, in his first interview of the daywill not want to miss that interview from the dubai air show. we have that event next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am nejra cehic in london. from a desert outpost to a sprawling metropolis boasting the world's largest long-haul airline, by has long epitomized rapid growth and its air has typically mirrored that. the last two years have not been easy on the aviation industry or the mobile economy, turning the event into a barometer for future demand. yousef gamal el-din is at the airshow with a guest. great to see you. quite a bit of turbulence hitting the aviation industry, be it the slower economic growth or the trade tensions in the u.s. and china. the grounding of the boeing es is key.37 max we are joined by the chairman and managing director. fast-growing indian low-cost carrier in india. the biggest ever deal with an order for 100 737 max jets with an option for more. the planes are still on the ground. how much appetite is there from your e

speaking at the dubai air show, sir tim clark says he's a climate change believer.overnment to make online marketplaces legally responsible for stopping dangerous products from being listed. they look at toys which had been registered as dangerous by the eu's safety gate system since 2017. earlier in the year, the british toy and hobby associaiton raised simlar concerns, warning that one in five toys it found sold on amamzon and ebar were dangerous for children. well, let's now talk to neena bhati who is head of campaigns for which? so what was dangerous about the toys you flagged on amazon and ebay? we found almost 20 toy listings across amazon and ebay that had identical or near identical altruistic to products that were banned. these are products such as toy slides which are common in playgrounds and classrooms which are toxic levels of chemicals in there. but also a transformers helmet which could damage a child's earrings. these were strongly suggested to be dangerous and amazon and ebay took them off their sites. but it took you to do that. both amazon and eba

>>big keyno speakers this year include former president barack obama apple ceo tim ok actress amelia clarkeme thrones and steph and ayesha curry it should be noted that traffic downtown around mosconi center in the city is very congested because of the crowds, howard street is closed between 3rd and 4th dreamforce will run til friday. >>we are tracking t weather outside tonight, the winds of course the big concern you got mostly clear skies arounthe bay area now but those winds there you start topick up to see some 20 and some 30 plus mile an hour gust 31 sfo 19 in thean francisco, 2627 in mill valley all around the bay area and you can see in t north bay too start to see those winds gusting in these windare going to become more of a northerly wind overnight tonight and that being said go see the very gusty winds. the high fire danger thnough tomorrow and en as we hit the next few days we're going to see those winds calm down only to return again possibly on sunday night into monday, but you know as tuesday. a chance to my goodness. itakes a village to raise a child. to build a brie. to tow

guest speakers this year are former president obama, apple ceo tim cook, and actress a amelia clark.are you going to try go? >> i will. it's so close to us. >> she was upstairs like how do i get in? >> i'll try to make my way down there. >> they always have big names. this year, they leveled up. they have leveled up. >> thank you. >>> next at 5:00, scam warning, the fake coupon circulating social media. >>> and another short-term rental becomes the scene of a huge party. it happened the same night that five people were killed at an airbnb in orinda. >>> a permanent place in the slow lane. the effort to create a 20-mile-per-hour speed limit in san francisco is moving >>> an emotional homecoming for the family of this soldier killed during the korean war. he's about to get a proper burial decades after his death. >>> and the push to create a 20-mile-per-hour speed limit in san francisco. supporters explain the serious damage when drivers go double that. >> good morning on this wednesday, november 13th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather fost

the stars first the big keynote speakers this year president barack obama happel ceo tim cook, actress amelia clarke from game of thrones and steph and ayesha curry big names it should be noted that traffic downtown around the muskogee center is very congested because of all the people, howard street is closed between 3rd and 4th dreamforce runs through friday, wow what a lineup. >>sfo i just announcing the launch of a pilot program with uber to offer a premium curbside pickup option for passengers. it kicks off tomorrow and will be effective for 2 months, customers who choose to use uber comfort who would select or uber x l can be picked up at designated locations in each domestic terminal. coming up video captured a chp cruiser colliding with a pickup truck. expert believes it could officers fault. >>plus is ben and jerry's misleading customers, a lawsuit says the companies happy cow representation is not true we'll explain what's going on there. >>and you want to skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure you're streaming us on kron on download the kron on after start it ta

guest speakers this year are former president, barack obama, apple ceo, tim cook, and actress amelia clark maybe kumasi. >> don't tell anyone. it's exclusive. i'll just show up. they'll be like what? where is president obama? we didn't come for this. it sounds like it will be fun. >> it does. looking forward to seeing what everyone has to say. the speakers are always interesting. thanks. >>> the giants have a new manager. 44-year-old gabe kapler is bruce bochy's replacement. we expect to hear more from kapler today. he managed the phillies two years before he was let go last month and he was the director of player development with the dodgers. before that he played in the major league for 12 years. >> that should be very interesting. >>> bears are using their brains at the oakland zoo. >> the zoo tweeted out this video showing black bearing solving puzzle feeders for treats. bears are smarter than a lot of us think. they have a high ratio of brain size to body size and bears have better navigation skills than humans do. some say bears are about as smart as 3-year-old humans. >> about as sm

clarke. >> with tim cook, i know he's the first one up. what is the focus of the discussion and why are we bringing him in? >> dream force was really a family reunion, we are bringing together our customers and partners and really helping the company really do better business with their customers as well. so it is a kickoff today on all of those partnerships and the technology. >> for people who are home, we don't understand dream force what would you say? >> this is really an extraordinary event. not just because of technology but really we are committed to the environment and education as well as quality which are all intrinsic values. we do that by donating $1 million during dream force alone to those different organizations. as well as committing to $17 million for community development goals for the rest of the year. >>> that is incredible. i know you do a lot of charity work as well throughout the year. this kicks off at 10:00 this morning. >> that's right, mark never disappoints. you have to wait for the keynote to see what he unvei