ryanair has ordered $135.00 of the jets the airline was meant to receive almost 60 by the summer ryan ryan air c.e.o. michael o'leary told the german business magazine he added that it's possible ryanair will only get the 1st shots in october the boeing 737 box has been grounded worldwide since march following to a fatal crashes which claimed 346 lives. that's it for me and the business team here in berlin thank you very much for watching. how do people survive one of the driving. places on earth. for thousands of years they used to melt water from the glaciers. but climate change is forcing people in not to find other solutions artificial mini glaciers made in winter now supplied the valley with water some. 30 minutes on d w. and gentlemen if you at any time cut out any place using news video yeah i don't like the crowd. to sing along to you tube is the combo from super low . for. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive in german so for 50 w. . every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into sastra so our documentary series displaced depicts dr

ryan air. i said, okay, i don't know what ryan air is. so flight is 100 bucks. as a jew, i like that number. i'm, like, great. here's the problem, though. they go, your bags, they way too much. i said, well, what's the solution? they say, 2,000 euro. 2,000 euro for my bags which aren't human beings. it costs me less to travel to italy for my honeymoon, which was awful. >> stephen: sure. and that's the end to have the story. ( applause ) >> stephen: it was lovely to see you, josh. >> i love you. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you love me! this is so sudden. later. let's go to commercial break. ( laughter ) okay. ( piano riff ) that was very tender. thank you. thank you. i feel bad because you were offering intimacy and i'm all business. >> yeah! i felt like you were pushing away but then it felt like there was an opening. did i read it right? >> stephen: no, you're not wrong. >> oh, good. >> stephen: i send mixed signals to my guests all the time. ( laughter ) >> this feels like my honeymoon all over again. >> stephen: "avenue 5" premieres sunda

ryan. >> you see ryan's face in the baby's? >> yeah. >> sarah, a canadian via new york, like jennifer from iowa and melissa from seattle, also became aware of ryan after our first "dateline" program on the case airedthought that he was railroaded. i really did. >> she sent an e-mail to ryan saying how sorry she felt with him. he sent one back. soon they were talking on the phone. a little more than a month later, sarah came to cincinnati to visit ryan. she stayed at his mother's house. >> i thought it was a little awkward, because we had talked on the phone but hadn't met. he was telling me how much he loved sarah and could never love another woman as much as he loved her. i think i started crying because i felt so bad for him. >> sarah went back to new york and three weeks later returned to cincinnati as ryan's guest at his mother's thanksgiving dinner. that was the weekend they became intimate. >> the first time we were together i got pregnant. >> how did ryan take the news? >> shocked, obviously very bad timing. >> they kept the pregnancy a secret, as ryan's second trial would take place the following may. >> i decided, yeah, i was going to have the baby. and he was okay with that. but it was j

ryan air has raised its guidance fo for profit after taxes the company has seen a slight uptick in forward bookings this year ryan is up over 6% it opened at 9% at the start of the day and it's providing a nice boost to the broader airline sector in europe easy jet is up nearly 4% as well and you just want to remind you, pricing rising is and earnings momentum is being littered with upside risk. so that view seems to be coming through. >> it came in on a day when all of the airlines were down because of geopolitical risk, but it looks like fundamentally the view is beginning to play out. so strong reaction in airlines today. if you have any views on anything we've discussed, gold, oil, airlines, you can tweet us. also, coming up on "street signs," picking apples, shares hit new highs as they point to double digit sales growth in china. that's coming up in just a few mes.mont and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. (sensethe lack of control when

bring in someone who knows that air space very well, knows the terrain, the quirky california weather and that is ryan, a helicopter pilot flight instructor in los angeles. ryanuch for joining us. tell us your thoughts. when you heard what happened, when you found out where it happened and the conditions at the time, tell us your thoughts. >> hey, don. thanks for having me. yeah, i was actually in the air this morning when it happened and the weather was, you know, we had low ceiling, so the clouds were pretty low and i've gone back and looked at the radar track. you know, the helicopters tend to fly pretty well. they fly under the weather a lot of the time. this morning was particularly bad in l.a. not bad enough you wouldn't want to fly, but bad enough there were pilots that i knew that made the decision not to fly this morning. >> so, ryan, we're hearing a bunch of raw data about the weather at the time of this crash. >> yeah. >> the words extremely low visibility, high humidity, some rain. would those conditions be a problem for this -- i think it's sikorsky helicopter, am i pronouncing that correctly? >> yeah, it's a sikorsky s-76. a twin engine high cer

ryan and a guy he cannot seem to keep away from, rob citino, it seems like they are always on panel together. my good friend the great historian rick atkinson. enjoy. >> good morning. i am chris ryan, air university press. i'm excited to be here at this panel. if you picked two scholars in the world to speak on this topic, this is the two you would pick. in the presentation last night, will hitchcock mentioned several of the significant events in june 1944, certainly d-day, the opening of the marianas campaign. it is telling that june of 1944 was such a significant month that a fourth event, the liberation of one of the three axis capitals slips to the fourth most important thing that happened that month. that does not mean it was an insignificant campaign or event. we will start with rob citino, who you all know very well. he is the senior historian here at the national world war ii museum. he will speak on the access perspective of the campaign. following him, another historian who is familiar to you, distinguished military historian from the american revolution all the way to our wars in the middle east, dr. rick atkinson. >> good morning, everyone. we have a custom here at the muse