is aeasing business lucrative business for air asia. it makes more money from that else.nything it consistently loses money on seat sales. it doesn't make enough, even from baggage fees or in-flight meals, duty-free services. asia hasthat air buying power. 575 planes from airbus, about 400 yet to be delivered. air asia is airbus's signal largest airline customer, sway inignificant negotiations of a price. manyair asia has too planes on itsalance sheet, it sells its planes, leases them back, then makes a premium of its own purchase price as income. sounds very clever, right? and it makes more money doing this than from flying its planes. but in a surprise move, tony fernandez says he may sell the assing unit as soon december. the golden goose may be no more. asia's profits may now be in question. >> plenty of questions to ask there later on. thank you. air asia group c.e.o. will join to run through those results and look at the future. 9:00, hong kong time. you don't want to miss that interview. retailerhead, resistance. why some japanese

say buy recommendation or hold air asia shares. so it's looking good for air asia at this time. apiece there telling us how they make more money out of leasing than actually selling tickets. article.eresting leasing business is moneymaking. it makes more money for air asia than anything else it does. it often loses money on see sales. it doesn't make that much from baggage or in-flight meals. and its is buying power has capitalized on that. let's take a look at this bart chart. air asia among the biggest carriers waiting for orders to be delivered. about 400 planes yet to be delivered from airbus. it has great bargaining power because it has ordered so many. when it finds itself with to me planes on its balance sheet, it sells and leases them back, so it makes a premium of its buying rice, but they may sell the leasing unit as soon as december. so maybe no more cash cow or golden goose, whatever you choose to call it. something he may want to explain. rishaad: thanks for that. tony fernandez will join us in about 20 minutes to run through the results. that is at 12:30 if you are

chief executive of air asia x. as selfie app seeing a picture-perfect listing it for this guides -- if it decides to go public, or will it? i look at how donald trump is targeting the central bank. this is bloomberg. ♪ a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. australia's of league for banks. average short interest climbed 2.16% from 1.1% in october. rising fixed income yields have made higher dividend stocks less attractive. a man building a trump tower in manila has 10 named a special envoy to the u.s. the building is now under construction. it paid $5 million to use the name. he says he see's no conflict between the two roles. china's selfie app planning a share sale that would value the company at $5 billion. sources telling bloomberg there is a split over that valuation. it less people appear more attractive in photos. it generates 95% of its revenue from selling mobile phones. a question not about the timing of rate hikes, but about donald's plans for the central bank. sources telling us that dona

. ♪ haidi: the air asia group ceo says the carrier still has plenty of potential, especially in japania. he's still aiming to raise $1 billion by spinning off the leasing business. air asia swung to a profit in the third quarter, boosted by fares and passenger volume. >> india has had so much negative press but our team has done a fantastic job. we are now making the decision of whether to add 12 aircraft. we feel very confident that after that, it will be a very profitable airline. or we take a slower pace. : japan airline is prepared to sell bonds to fund the aircraft. $176 planning to sell million of notes next month. the carrier left bankruptcy in 2011. ed 31s order a-350's. india considers helping the central bank manage extra liquidity. sources tell bloomberg the move could help the rupee. the r.b.i. says the exchange of notes will continue at r.b.i. counters, but not at other banks. global news 24 hour was a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. let's check on the markets in asia. we had a swing when it comes to japanese equities. juliette:

>> i think we have incredible, titian from the lion air group and air asia group.he competition is great for the consumers. consumers at the moment are getting incredibly low fares and value from malaysia airlines. i believe we have the space for a full-service carrier with a first-class product. more, you are looking like a regional carrier instead of an international character -- carrier, is that fair? >> yes. we can't compete with the unbelievably low fares that some of the middle eastern carriers have right now, but i think there will be a place in the future for malaysia airline to go back to europe. right now, we have a massive opportunity in china and other asian companies -- countries. also, to london. we are to grasp that opportunity. >> the biggest risk? >> i think complacency, a lack of attention to detail and lack of focus. we have the support of the whole country behind us and most of the world wishes malaysia airlines well and we have to take that went following us and blow positively into the future. >> great positivity. they inhabit. -- there you ha

air asia, lifted by swelling fares, more passengers and cheap fuel. this

jonathan oh joins us from the weather desk with this hour's update starting with the cold air mass impacting parts of east asia>> hello. we're talking about some really dramatic changes in terms of the weather. they'r're not tiny, they're reay big changes in terms of the temperatures dropping off. we'r're seeing lows that are dropping anywhere from 20, 30, even 40 degrees belolow freezin in some of these a areas in northern portions of china, even into mongolia, even into russia. that's impacting the weather over into northeastern china as well in terms of snow. let me show you the video and give you an idea of what's happening g on the grod d level. as we take a look at t the snowfall here, a combination of sisiberiaen cold air and low pressure has caused heavy snow into northeastern china since friday night that lasted through saturday evening. low temperatures as far as 20 degrees below zero have been reported in these areas. and by saturday, a total of seven highways were closed in some of these areas in northeastern china. more than 14,000 workers and 1,200 excavators were deployoye to clear the ice a and

asia-pacific. people and profit on-air today. happening on the markets, picture in europe.ns in london and paris. the frankfort dax index falling slightly. retail sales figures jumped almost 8% in october compared to last year. 100 up by .3%. investors will be keeping an eye on janet yellen's comments later. owners in france are taking drastic steps to fill their rooms. are expectedmbers to be down 5% after the terror attacks in nice. hotel bookings have seen a drop of up to 40%. that has prompted a wave of price cuts with luxury hotels offering deals. >> flashing prices to sell empty rooms with average occupancy rates and paris hotels down more than 10% in the last year generous deals and offers can be found across the city this autumn. this hotel has dropped some rooms to half the listed price. >> what can we do with an empty hotel? sure the hotelke is working so that we can keep staff after the end of the year. it has paid off. in nice different strategies are being used. this hotel has been adding on the extras instead of bringing down. at the luxury end of the market h

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president obama is making his last stop on his final four and air force one touched down late last night in lima, peru. the president is there for the asia-pacific economic cooperation economic leaders meeting. she will discuss the future of the transpacific partnership. if the agreed upon but not yet ratified. president-elect donald trump has vowed to scrap the tpp. >> some intense moments for rescuers in eastern syria as they pull little girl from under the rubble. the fourth day of government airstrikes. the un says rebel groups there have been agreed in principle to the relief plan but syria and russia have not given it the green light. forty-six people were killed there alone on friday. >> hope francis appoint 17 new cardinals. here is video of the ceremony and the vatican city. they come from a variety of >> the official us capitol christmas tree making a stop in denver on its way to washington dc. >> the 60th annual denver christkindl market is now open a skyline park. while you two were the european christmas village, you can enjoy some beer, warm spiced wine, sausage and more. the market will stay open through december 23. >> to

at its peak, the oss had 13,000 operators working through europe, asia, and africa, almost a third were women. and from the air. the greatest generation of special ops and spies. today, there are few left. billings would like for him and the other survivors to be awarded the congressional medal, not only for their sake, but also for history's sake. john billings: well, it means that at least somebody thinks that we did a good job. sharyl: john billings is still flying airplanes. the senate passed a bill to give all the oss vens late this week, we heard from the oss society, they tell us the house will vote on awarding the medal, one source tells us that vote will happen after thanksgiving. congratulations to all the brave americans who served. next week on "full measure." you may be tired of turkey by then, so we've got shrimp. but the question of who is catching it and where is at the center of a global controversy. we'll take you to the bayou in louisiana and an industry threatened with extinction by foreign competition. n you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informa

air pollution. take a look at this, south asia pollution exceeds quality guidelines with 620 million, africa has 520 million and east africa and the pacific region has 450 million. experts say that everyone should be vigilant to matter where they live. >> i want people in america to understand this is not a developing nation problem, half of the people in the us live in an area where they have unhealthy error. >> researchers say that pollution is caused by some of these things that we see in the us like our missions, fossil fuels and waste. >>> we hope you had a great night celebrating halloween, here's a question, will you sneak some of your kids or grandkids candy from trick-or- treating, are you doing it right now? a new study says that more than 70% of people admit to stealing the stash and 20% are likely to looking like when they are at school, the survey shows that any form of chocolate is the favorite for halloween candy corn is a distant second. >> i will not go with candy corn. >> of courtship distilled from your kids. you are being a good parent. >> it was really nice yesterday for hallowe

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air show later this hour. rishaad: financial joining us to discuss plans for asia and beyond. ♪ ♪ a quick check of the latest business. panasonic flashed his business forecast because of falling profitability for solar panels. of 2.3xpecting a profit billion dollars, but 25% lower than analysts were expecting. panasonic is struggling with a stronger yen that is reducing income earned overseas. haidi: honda is doing this in the tokyo session after it raised the four-year profit forecast due to a surge were demand for suvs and china. they the income to be almost $4 billion. its had lucid deliveries of models for -- the company says it is open to possible joint ventures. industry valves, competing alone is not realistic. where open to a tie up with any kind of business, even outside the auto industry, if we see any benefit fraud that. -- for honda. rishaad: cutting its profits target by 60%. it is going to be think you're at -- by 16%. in the last quarter. there you go. heading in opposite directions. haidi: financial is following tranny's customers traveling abroad by increasing its footprint outside the mainland. --ha

fleet and air force keeping the equilibrium in east asia. they are very worried.in an uncertain place. president, big demonstrations against her over the weekend and her popularity is said to be down to 5%. rumors about who is influencing her. and over the border, the young leader in north korea who may feel he wants to show off some of his new weapons and twice before trump gets settled into the white house. francine: when you look at investments and foreign policy, , does it change a lot change investments or strategies on china or pressure -- china or russia? larry: these things are difficult to pull together. and there will be other directives. but if i think of one thing that falls out of this from the capital markets is that countries everywhere are now going to have to look more after their own security. i think that will be the reaction. europe has two strengthen security. japan, korea -- they have to think twice about how much of their own security they want to pay for and there are obvious investment implications on the cyber security and defense spendin

asia and europe because they have an audience here in miami. >>host: rockaway beach or again good morning you are on the air . go-ahead. >> caller: thanks for taking my call . senator graham please address what are the most effective ways that citizens can use our time to make a difference? fifty-one to have european to se eyes and ears open tuesday the of problems -- to see the problems in your community that go unattended when you identify the issue that you really care about not just to punch the resonate with this degree of community service but what you really care about then that's is where you need to consult with america and the owner's manual to lay out the course of action, starting with stating theit problem to minutes ago i talked about sacramento . they defined the problem asns mothers against drunk driving very powerful way to communicate what their goal would be . then be sure that you do good research they found out what of the drunk drivers were young driver so one of the first priorities was to raise the age of drinking from 18 up that 21 . they convince them that was the proper step to take

air force roar into the sky over the japanese island of okinawa. for 70 years from this little island in the far south of japan has been america's aircraft carrier in asia. i am now standing on the southwest coast of okinawa, and this beside me here is the east china sea. if we take the drone up that off west there is the giant dena airbase. on top of the hill to the north is the futenma marine corps base. the marine corps presence in okinawa is enormous. as donald trump reminds us, it is extremely expensive. there are nearly 50,000 u.s. personnel based in japan, and another 25,000 japanese working on these u.s. bases. in the first presidential debate, mr. trump said they should be paying us because we are providing tremendous service and we are losing a fortune. is that true? this man is chairman of the okinawa garrison forces labor union. does he think that his members are getting a free ride on the u.s. taxpayer? has no clue. the japanese government is u.s.g for these areas the military uses. they also pay the salary of all of the japanese working on u.s. bases in okinawa, even electricity and water bills. japan pays 2 billion u.s. dollars per year t

air force base in north carolina. they've been deployed for the last eight months in southwest asia, and they are excited to be back on u.s. soil. all the people that you see cheering them on are volunteers. they meet every military flight that lands here at pease, and there are a lot of them. 182 already this year. some of the greeters doing this for years, and also, some new ones today, who came out just this afternoon. >> to greet them home, to say, like, welcome home. like, because they did all their hard work. >> i thought it was a great thing to do especially the day before thanksgiving, all the soldiers coming home, we want to say we appreciate them and give our love. >> the reporter: so the soldiers just finished up a ceremony. the pease greeters do this for every plane that comes in, it's really neat. they all gather and once again, in a couple hours or so, they'll get back on that aircraft that landed here and head to their base in north carolina. i spoke with several, they are super excited to be back for thanksgiving. there was a lot of wheeling and dealing that had to go on to get them back home in time,

asia, and launched a coup to overthrow the elected government. it wasn't long after that f-16s commandeered by a rogue faction of the air force strked fast and low across the skies of istanbul and ankara. sonic booms shattered windows. and shut down istanbul's main airport. and in something never seen fore in the capital of a nato country, the parliament in ankara was bombed, and so he used the facetime app on a borrowed phone to call in to a turkish television station. he pleaded for people to take to the streets and fill the squares. tens of thousands responded, facing down tanks and helicopters. as volleys were fired into crowds, erdogan boarded a plane and the lives of your family members? >> erdoan ( translated ): steve, in our faith there is a concept? we surrender ourselves to death. if you're the leader, you have munite the message of immortality to your people.?zu because i believ if a leader hides behind a rock, then the people will hide behind a mountain. >> kroft: his return to istanbul proved to be the turning point. failed. more than 200 were dead. erdoan immediately blamed the revolt on his arch-enemy, an elderly and exiled cleric

bosporus bridge that connects europe and asia, and launched a coup to overthrow the elected governme. wn't long aer t16t f- commandeed by a roguction of the air forcetreaked fast and loacross the skies of ta ank anda. and shutown istaul's mgingtabuis airport. and inomething never seen bere in the capital of a nato helicopter gunships strafed the presidential pal soldiers stormed television stations and announced that presider w oon with his family when hlearne a coup was underway. he wanted to are t country, but had no access to the media. so he used the facetime app on a borrowed phoneo call in to a turkistelevision station. the streets and fill the take to squares. tens othousands responded, facing down tanks and helicopters. as volleys were fired to crowds, erdogan boarded a plane anflew towards istanbul. were you afraid for your life and the lives of your family members? >> erdoan ( translated ): steve, in our faith there is a concept. we surrender ourselves to death. if you're the leader, you have to communicate the message of immortality to your people. because i believe, if a leader people will hide bind a mountain. kroft: s return to

asia closing mixed. warren buffett is betting big on u.s. airlines. during the third quarter, he took stakes in american, united and delta air.o a regulatory filing. reports claim he took stakes in northwest recently. all enjoying a buffett bounce. up 7% in pre-market trading. he did not say what caused his change of heart. of course, a big drop in jet fuel prices. >>> stocks are climbing, but bonds crushed. the yield on the ten-year treasury hit 2.3% on monday. a jump from the 1.7% before the election. as low as 1.36 this summer. one described it as a violent move to the trump economic plans. that spike is big. it only happened three times in the past decade. it means borrowing will get more expensive for the government and public. a lot of loan rates are tied to government bonds. check out the money stream app. the stories and videos and tweets and topics in one feed. download it now on the app store. >> that is one of the fascinating things to washington. if the deficit hawks and the republican party has a different view with the republican president trump in the white house. >> spending near time that gooses the economy.

from the middle east and south asia are being held in camps on the island nation and on papa new guinea's mcmanus island. amnesty international has called it an open airson. >>> a powerful earthquake has killed at least two people in new zealand. cities throughout the country are feeling after shocks. it was about 20 kilometers from christ church. a devastating quick hit near the same city in 2011 killing almost 200 people. >>> and for more on this quake and the aftershocks, we want to go to our meteorologist, pedram. and when you're talking about the death toll previously was 200 people. this time thankfully that is only two but that is little comfort to the relatives of the two who were killed. but it was 7.8 magnitude. that's very high. >> remarkable. you think about how many quakes on our planet. about 2 million are felt. only 15 reach this magnitude and almost 24 hours since this quake struck. all of them to the north of the epicenter in what is known as a zipper effect. you think of opening or closing a zipper. and you begin to see damage across a widespread area. but some of the images out of new zealand looking like this and damage that has ta

asia and europe, because they have an audience here in miami. >> host: next call for senator graham is karen in rockaway beach, oregon. karen, good morning. you're on the air go ahead. >> caller: hi, thanks for taking my call. senator graham, could you please address what are the most effective ways that citizens can use our time to make a difference. >> host: thank you, karen. >> guest: first, have your eyes and ears open to see problems. there frequently issues in your community that go unnoticed and therefore unattended. secondly, when you've identified an issue that you really care about, not just something that you're doing to punch a resume' for college and say i did this degree of community the service, but something you really care about, then that is where you need to consult with america, the owner's manual. it lays out a course of action, starting with understanding and stating the problem. a few minutes ago, i talked about mothers in sacramento. they defined the problem as being mothers against drunk driving. a very powerful and way to communicate with their goal was going to be. then you need to be sure that you've done the research and find o

many of those people, not all of them, but many from asia and from other countries. they have to come by airave to come by boat through the system. why is he not talking about any of them? this is all focused on hispanics who have come through the border at one time or know, some of them 10, 15, 20 years ago, and i think it's time for people of good common sense to say, listen. why don't we start really where the problem is. the federal government has the names of these people who are on overstayed vice arksz. why they don't do something about if they are so concerned bill legal immigration. i think this is an outrage and i think that's going to be politically a time bomb for them and quite frankly i don't think it's ever going to happen. >> many of those are from here in europe. we're going to play a little later an irish politician who says about 50,000 from ireland have overstayed. i want to play for you, katon, the person who could be the next attorney general of the united states and to jennifer's point, the focus is not on the irish who have overstayed or europeans who have overstayed,

asia, and launched a coup to overthrow the elected government. it wasn't long after that f-16s commandeered by a rogue faction of the air force streaked fast and low across the skies of istanbul and ankara. sonic booms shattered windows. the plotters used tanks and troops to seize strategic buildings and military bases, and shut down istanbul's main airport. and in something never seen before in the capital of a nato country, the parliament in ankara was bombed, and helicopter gunships strafed the presidential palace. soldiers stormed television stations and announced that president erdoan was on vacation with his family when he learned a coup was underway. he wanted to address the country, but had no access to the media. so he used the facetime app on a borrowed phone to call in to a turkish television station. he pleaded for people to take to the streets and fill the squares. tens of thousands responded, facing down tanks and helicopters. as volleys were fired into and flew towards istanbul. were you afraid for your life and the lives of your family members? >> erdoan ( translated ): steve, in our faith there is a concept. we surrender ourselves

air strikes in the northern and western countryside. >>> president obama is in south america this weekend to attend the asia pacific economic summit. last stop of mr. obama's final tour as president. he's meeting with the presidents of peru and china and other leaders. >>> this is the 12th day in a the volcano, a 20,000 foot peak has been inactive for the past 18 years. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a plane crash that killed four people in nevada, the piper pa1 was carrying a heart patient and three crew members to the university of utah last night. this is cellphone video after the crash, according to reports the plane crashed in a parking lot. it caused multiple explosions. >>> a woman in maryland is recovering after a bear attack. 63-year-old karen osborne was checking on her daughter's barking door when she got in between a mama bear and cubs, she tried fighting the bear and played dead. she called 911 and did so very calmly which may have helped save her life. >> i've been attacked by a bear -- >> what attacked you. help me, hurry, he's broken my arms and i can't move and i'm bleeding and i'm going to

airs. airbus due to hold a press conference. toy may be getting ready order jets from airbus. october property prices due to be released as well. that's just some of what we're pacific around the asiamore from "bloomberg technology" next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. ahead of the u.s. election, toestors have been beginning hit pause. in the v.c. world, both the value and number of deals slowed in the third quarter. that hesitation could spill over into the rest of the year. guest recently published a report saying consumer brands potential thane firms.onal tech notable -- weral are joined now in the studio. you came out with a very, very strong anti-trump message, took over your entire website, leading up to the election. digesting thisen within the firm? >> yeah. i think all of us in silicon valley are largely in shock. know, our statement at crv was really a statement early on about immigration and specifically some of the comments that donald trump had aboutbout muslims, mexicans. as we try and get a handle on think thisened, i election really is about jobs. if sort of first needs of -- i think of the hierarchy of needs, i think that the data says we rea

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asia, and indee d, deeply in china. that, i thin,k, is a prospect that nobody has recognized. i don't think america is yet equal to that. america has burnt many of its air iraq. it is not clear how we will reestablish western order, but that is where we are. arguably, people can make a convincing case domestically, but nobody can make a convincing case in terms of international affairs. guy: philip, we could put this in a book. phillip blond, great to have you with us on the program. dividedif you do get a government and it remains a divided country, even on cross party issue, will they agree on those things when it comes down to voting because they have their respective constituencies, and they want to be seen as agreeing with the other party anyway, even if at the core they do? guy: i think one of these critical things will be to see how donald trump response if he loses. will paul ryan have to effectively fight against donald trump's influence on the party? does he have to step away from working across party with hillary clinton? that will be one of the interesting areas we will have to watch for. up next, we will break down how the market is positio

asia. he began as a young captain and then returned as a four-star general to lead the first u.s. air force in europe and then all of nato's forces. sfool logue russia's invasion of ukraine in 2014 general breedlaw was one of the prime architects of the american response which involved reinforcing eastern europe quickly with a small number of u.s. troops and working overtime to help build consensus for a larger and more robust plan to double down on the alliance's eastern flank. he is actually most proud not of this work, he told me but of the work he's done with young officers when he was major commander, a post he held eight times over his illustrious career. and of course general breedlove has been a strong voice in calling the u.s. to refocus its technical intelligence and collective defense capabilities on russia after many years of focus on the middle east and the fight on terror so without further ado, i would like to please welcome general breedlove to the state. general? [ applause ] >> okay, one of the first things they teach you in the military is not to stand up and disqua

air force one just a couple of hours ago. and, countries that include germany, spain, italy and you klay -- ukraine. resident obama tried to reassure them. and, president. obama is heading to peru for the asia trade summit. he has questioned whether they benefit the united states. >>> a prominent supporter of president-elect donald trump has caused a controversy over his comments when he said that the internment of japanese americans during world war ii is a precedent for creating a registry of muslim immigrants. this happened yesterday during an interview with megan kelly. >> we did it with iran a little while ago, we did it with world war ii, the japanese, call it what you will. >> you're not proposing that we go back to internment camps. >> i'm not proposing that. >> that is the kind of stuff that gets people scared. >> i'm just saying, there's precedent for it. >> his comparisons sparked outrage and a fast response from muslims. and, religious profiling. >>> months after 9/11 the instituted a registration program from people from those countries who are here visiting. they detained many innocent people, they broke up families that terrified others. >> she says renewing the registry woul

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