from air bus the super jumbo was supposed to revolution revolution allies long haul flights but now it's turning into a terribly expensive shelf the australian airline quantas just for withdrew its order for eight of the jets and that puts a four billion dollar hole in air buses bank account is the time to scrap the a three eighty. it's the largest passenger plane in the world the a three eighty used the pride and joy of the european aircraft group airbus but as orders for the a three eighty kept plummeting the group was forced to reduce annual production from thirty to just eight aircraft this year and those eight have yet to be delivered. quantas dropping the planes represents a four billion u.s. dollars loss for the european aircraft manufacturer and it's raised doubts about the future of the three d. itself the australian airline ordered the jets in two thousand and six but since then they've switched to lighter more fuel efficient passenger jets a worldwide trend the a three eighty is too heavy and uses too much jet fuel which wouldn't be as much of a problem if fuel prices had gone

will be delivered in twenty twenty one as a mistily amount has pointed out air bus a saying emirates rather is saying that they're going to be using the a three eighty and to at least the twenty thirty s. do you think that that is likely and how do they use it in a way that is economical. yes i think that's very likely i mean these planes have been delivered to us lately already be delivered until twenty twenty one will probably be flying the next twenty years even twenty five years. i also think that on the trunk routes very you have a lot of passengers and on those so big or global transfer routes where the middle easterns especially are carrying passengers they will be able to to produce those planes as in the past successfully. but the industry as a whole will move towards more flights to also secondary airports to have more point important derek connections mr much air as if the industry is moving towards more and as we say point to point flights what does that mean for the dream you know so many airlines like emirates built the build the ndaa straight around being a hub exactly

half a billion dollars it's been a steadily steady contributor to the company's revenue and overall air bus has managed to put two hundred thirty four of the super jumbos in the air not bad at all but the golden times of roughly eighty orders per year those are all but over the three years of ups and downs the books are almost empty even worse orders are being cancelled with quantas airways scrapping their eight super jumbos and emirates reconsidering its own orders a three eighty could soon be gone for good. now on to germany germany's federal cartel office has ruled that facebook's ability to to rake in personal information outside of its namesake platform that is across the internet and its various other apps represented and competitive behavior and that's one more blow for the tech giant. the focus was on the day shift facebook collects from third party websites examples include the like and share buttons under news articles similar functions are enabled on it instagram and what's up platforms according to the ruling these data streams give facebook an overwhelming advantage in the digi

you know it is the end of a very prestigious project and this and it stings it really stings for air bus and that's something that c.e.o. tom enders also admitted to special because i mean it was quite an achievement and it's a i mean it's massive plane really incredible very luxurious why did it fail well it's a plane that passengers loved and still do because it is space is spacious so big it is very quiet and takes off but it's also a plane that is feared by accountants for several reasons one the three is the world's largest jetliner it's in an ordinary conference configuration about five hundred fifty people and selling all of these seats is a challenge the second one is the a three eighty s four engines and they consume much more fuel. more smaller more nimble jets with just two turbines which are the common feature today and third air bus anticipated that passenger numbers would expand then surely grow between the big hubs the aviation halves of the world london shanghai new york well turns out passive the numbers did grow but in the entire market and people don't want to change p

airbus because they were really banking big on this particular model it is a certainly a blow to air bus because it shows a gross miscalculation of the market which ultimately didn't have a use for a plane for a product like this only about a fourth of the interest of a good. have been sold so far and taking into account the about twenty five billion dollars roughly of development cost airbus not making one dime of profit off of this plane there is some good news though the workers of the production line will most likely be able to shift it to other parts of the company as other planes are selling much better than the three eighty but at the end you know it is the end of a very prestigious project and this and it stinks it really stings for air bus and that's something that c.e.o. tom enders also admitted to special because it was quite an achievement and it's staying in this massive plane really incredible very luxurious why did it fail well it's a plane that passengers loved and still do because it is space is spacious so big it is very quiet and takes off but it's also a plane that is

many problems with air bus i should say with the a three eighty but the final blow in a way is the reduction in an order from the emirates airline it is so the a three eighty program has actually been on the line for quite a number of years now and that's purely air bus responding to the market demand airlines simply do not want aircraft of this huge size anymore which is unfortunate for the program because this is a wonderful jet but the whole order was hanging in the balance with emirates they've reduced their route as expected and as a result now they have announced the planned closure of the program in twenty twenty one why did emirates reduce their order in this way because they have always been the biggest customer of the a three eighty exactly ultimately airlines in the middle east race took place orders for the a few eighty but where some gulf carriers were far more sensible ordering around ten you had huge over ordering from the likes of emirates who are based in dubai who had a very ambitious perhaps two on business outlook for the future of a basically a child who demand

welcome to the business i'm joined in berlin thanks for joining us european plane maker air bus is halting production of its super jumbo passenger jet the a three eighty after just over a decade the company had hoped the a three eighty would revolutionize air travel but airlines have been cautious about committing to the costly double decker planes cancelled orders from two key airlines air bus to finally discontinue the model. it's the end of a rather short era barely a decade after the world's biggest cost injure jet first took to the air its maker is calling it a day airbus had hoped the a three a she would squeeze that boeing seven four seven and revolutionize air travel it was popular among passengers who gave it high marks for comfort space to quiet right but airlines were cautious about committing to the costly double decker planes and in the end they just weren't willing to pay the most of price tag to own the flying behemoth. not the company's annual press conference and to lose france airbus c.e.o. tom enders acknowledged the plane was. what we're seeing here is. the end of a lar

well now it's of the top international business story of the day european plane maker air bus is ending production of its super jumbo passenger jet the a three eighty after just over a decade in production the company had hoped that the a three eighty would revolutionize air travel but airlines have been cautious about committing to the costly double decker planes the final straw came as two key airlines quantas and emirates canceled their orders. let's take a look now at the rise and fall of the world's biggest where. the optimism alone could have lifted the massive jet liner at its two thousand and five unveiling in toulouse to a three eighty wasn't just the future of aviation but the symbol of what the e.u. strive to be unified industrious competitive as is stunned triomphe is a triumph of european science of and european engineering schools but the a three eighty was more than a symbol it was a product in a competitive market and that market was indeed moving to bigger jets when air bus began talking about a super jumbo in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the company flirted wit

news live from berlin farewell to the super jumbo european aviation giant air bus pulls the plug on its double decker a three eat because airlines just aren't buying enough of them to find out what it means for the company and its employees it's also coming up. united states and israel get tough on iran they're leading a new push against the islamic republic at a conference in the polish capital of warsaw. and at the berlin wall of the story of a same sex marriage in spain one hundred years before it was legalized but the film has stirred controversy because it's produced by netflix. welcome to the program i mean i haven't seen the european aviation giant airbus is ending production of a super jumbo passenger jet the a three eighty after major orders from australia's quantas and tobias emirates were canceled well that's good news for rival boeing bought a big blow for airbus the company had hoped the a three eighty would squeeze allen boeing seven forty seven and revolutionize air travel but airlines have been cautious about committing to the costly double deckers the a three eighty too

on down to the top international business story of the day european plane maker air bus is ending production of the super jumbo passenger jet the a three eighty after just a decade in production the company had hoped that the a three eighty would revolutionize air travel but airliners have been cautious about committing to the costly double decker planes the final straw came as two kia alliance quantas and emirates canceled orders let's take a look now at the world's biggest airliner. the optimism alone could have lifted the massive jet liner at its two thousand and five unveiling in toulouse to a three eighty wasn't just the future of aviation but the symbol of what the e.u. strive to be unified industrious competitive as is stunned triomphe it's a triumph of european science of and european engineering schools but the a three eighty was more than a symbol it was a product in a competitive market and that market was indeed moving to bigger jets when air bus began talking about a super jumbo in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the company flirted with a joint project with rival boeing be

news live from berlin farewell to the super jumbo european aviation giant to air bus pulls the plug on its double decker a three eighty because airlines just aren't buying enough of that to find out what it means for the company and its employees. also coming up to the u.s. and israel get tough on iran they're leading a new push against the islamic republic at a conference in the polish capital warsaw. after almost eight years of fighting in syria the leaders of russia iran and turkey need to find ways to end the conflict. and at the berlin international film festival a film tells a story of a same sex marriage in spain one hundred years before it was legalized but it's caused controversy because it's produced by netflix. i'm suing so misconducts good to have you with us air bus is a pulling the plug on its largest plane the a three eighty it was supposed to revolutionize air travel but it never really took off it is a plane that was beloved by pilots and passengers but in the end it just didn't have enough orders from airline customers now the a three eighty represents a more than twe

symbol it was a product in a competitive market and that market was indeed moving to bigger jets when air bus began talking about a super jumbo in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the company flirted with a joint project with rival boeing before starting work on the a three eighty in two thousand and two production was carefully divided across the e.u. the wings in the u.k. the landing gear in spain assembly in germany and finishing in france billions of euros in government subsidies kept things moving and angered rival boeing the final product brought volume to the airlines they could pack in more than eight hundred fifty passengers in a single flight if the market increasingly demanded the opposite smaller twin engine planes that could fly directly to their final destinations like the boeing dreamliner or airbus is a three fifty the massive a three eighty travel between hubs as competition grew across the industry and margins tightened unsold seats in the a three eighty became even more expensive for the airlines. emirates was said to be the only airline that could operate the jet on th

airports around the world they have a smaller capacity and they're much more fuel efficient so for air bus although the airbus a three eighty project will be coming to an end actually it's exciting times in terms of the airbus a three fifty program could speak to you on this and your partner joining us there from london could get a little. i had. a broken foot. out of the step of the world's most expensive. twenty five thousand.

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air bus says key client emirates airline is cutting back orders. it could affect up to 3500 jobs. now a red flag for americans and finances. an announces a massive pickup recall. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. u.s. china trade talks began in beijing. treasury secretary steven mnuchin is there. the goal to deescalate the tariff war ahead of the march 1st deadline. u.s. tariffs on imports from china are stead scheduled to increase from 10 to 25% in a deal is not reached reached. president trump says progressing are very well. talks are scheduled to run through tomorrow. >>> chip maker nvidia reports fourth quarter and 2018 financial results today. other notable reports include astro zhengcai and coca-cola and yetty holding before the opening. applied material. can'ty growth set to report after the close. stocks finished higher wednesday. the dow rallied 117. the snpd five rose 8 and nasdaq added 5. a growing number of americans t savings. a new bank rate survey found three in ten have more credit card debt than emerg

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sites it's a common misconception that's not actually a cargo jet or sound that with an air bus it's not part of that cargo jet but i ask you a question in terms of demands of a low cost the threat of low cost airlines and. also a sellers admit that they didn't take them seriously enough years ago and now when low cost long haul is booming more than it ever has before and we have operators all over the world in every continent from europe doing transatlantic to asia and subsidiaries of airline brands that are so famous singapore airlines offer a low cost long haul. that is a quarter a fraction of the price of a regular super and wants to get airlines are still focused on that bottom line more and as the cost of air travel is being driven down ultimately the airlines at item margins they need to find new and creative ways basically become more popular and hers doing well mr near mt you know when. the price of travel going down and with the rise of budget airlines are the budget airlines doing better than the more traditional carriers. will that they're all doing quite well at the mome

now air bus is pulling the plug on its largest plane the a three eighty it was supposed to revolutionize air travel but it never really took off it is a plane that was beloved by pilots and passengers but in the end it didn't have enough orders from airline customers now the a three eighty represents more than twenty billion dollars in development costs it is also the world's largest passenger aircraft a double decker with a wingspan of almost eighty meters it also has room for around eight hundred fifty three passengers a range of almost sixteen thousand kilometers enough to cover virtually any connection on earth without refueling as impressive as it sounds only eighteen airlines actually found that the a three eighty was worth the investment of the big customers were emirates a singapore airlines also the australian carrier quantas and of the european carriers and air france now air bus was really counting on demand of one thousand two hundred eighty two orders when it launched a decade ago but in the end only three hundred thirteen orders came through as the price of fuel jumped and

symbol it was a product in a competitive market and that market was indeed moving to bigger jets when air bus began talking about a super jumbo in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the company flirted with a joint project with rival boeing before starting work on the a three eighty in two thousand and two production was carefully divided across the e.u. the wings in the u.k. the landing gear in spain assembly in germany and finishing in france billions of euros in government subsidies kept things moving and angered rival boeing the final product brought volume to the airlines they could pack in more than eight hundred fifty passengers in a single flight if the market increasingly demanded the opposite smaller twin engine planes that could fly directly to their final destinations like the boeing dreamliner or airbus is a three fifty the massive a three eighty travel between hubs as competition grew across the industry and margins tightened unsold seats in the a three eighty became even more expensive for the airlines. emirates was said to be the only airline that could operate the jet on th

it's the end of the runway for the world's biggest passenger plane as air bus pulls the plug on its a three eighty. hello i'm a star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. iran calls it the war . israel says its goal is to advance war with terror whereas an easing in poland where iran is center stage but absent. a joint resolution is passed. a push to end u.s. support for the war in yemen is one step closer to becoming reality but challenges remain. not backing down protesters in haiti keep up the pressure on the president of the noise to step down . aircraft manufacturer says it will stop making the world's largest passenger plane by twenty twenty one the a three eighty super jumbo has been in production for the past twelve years with the gulf carrier emirates being its biggest user but on thursday the carious said it was drastically cutting back its orders and will now only buy fourteen more aircraft emirates has instead decided to buy smaller planes . the double decker has been in service since two thousand and seven but sales of the costly aircraft have failed to me

has said that he will be removing all of the air bus employees a lot of japanese companies interesting lee sony panasonic they innocent have said that they will be leaving the u.k. are many of them going to amsterdam some of them leaving i think it sony is in weybridge and others are in bracknell and they're going to the netherlands there's a story we're not doing it today would be good. to it later in the week. a good green bonds being sold in luxembourg and one of the places they're looking for money is chinese investors who were in the u.k. and are now looking to move someplace else that's the nurses story we cover to get at hillary ford which is that well right now i just end up a positive note at the end of a police have that is and that is that reuters came out and said that there actually have only been one thousand nine hundred eighty six financial jobs moved out of the financial center of london whereas the prediction had been absolutely dire up to two hundred thousand there were four hundred thousand jobs in the financial service sector in london the city of london so i think

of air bus shortly that's right we will be hearing from air bus bosses here and there's no doubt that it won't be a very upbeat upbeat press conference because bus bosses put out a statement earlier talking about the end of the a three eighty describing it as a very painful moment and really in aviation history this is really you know the end of an arrow the a three eighty was called the super jumbo it is the world's largest passenger plane five hundred forty four seats and double decker it was a feat of mechanical engineering say experts but airbus is saying that they simply have to stop production of this aircraft in twenty twenty one really over the years it has suffered many problems it's been plagued by issues delivery delays rising costs and falling orders but the final blow was really the de by based airline emirates reducing its order of planes by thirty nine now that simply meant that the a three eighty could not survive without that very lucrative and important contract so really this plane that was launched in two thousand and five at the paris air show to much fanfare it w

cancelled an order for a so-called super jumbo a three eighty aircraft from european manufacturer air busindustry observers say the cancellation throws the future of the a three eighty model into doubt with orders barely registering at twenty five percent of air bus as a neutral projections quantas is fully includes twelve a three eighty s. already and the company clearly believes that it's sufficient and airbus spokesperson said the company has accepted what they call a contract amendment making quantas the latest buyer to back out after industry peers including virgin atlantic and hong kong airlines also amended their contract on the a three eighty. and turning to online and emerging media music streaming spa service spotify is making a big move into another content category with the purchase of two significant producers of pod cast spotify is acquired podcast network gimlet media and anchor which markets podcasting tools and how to advice spotify c.e.o. david ek boasted his company is already the world's second largest pod casting platform mr x. also set a goal of becoming the world's

the hubs and take people from their own local airports to exactly where they want to go as to what air bus says at the last. three eighty s will be delivered in twenty twenty one as a mistily amount has pointed out to saying it's rather a saying that they're going to be using the a three eighty two at least the twenty thirty s do you think that that is likely and how do they use it in a way that is economical. yes i think that's very likely i mean these planes that are the lead have been delivered just lately already delivered until twenty twenty one will probably be flying in the next twenty years even twenty five years. i also think that on the trunk routes very you have a lot of passengers on the on those big global transfer routes where the middle easterns especially are carrying passengers they will be able to to use those planes as in the past successfully. but the industry as a whole will move towards more flights to also secondary airports to have more point important direct connections mr much air as if the industry is moving towards more as we say point to point flights what does

mrs daily news live from berlin farewell to the super jumbo european aviation giant air bus pulls the plug on its double decker a three eating because airlines just aren't buying enough of them to find out what it means for the company and its employees also coming up. the united states and israel get tough on iran they're leaving a new push against the islamic republic at a conference in the polish capital of warsaw. and at the berlin wall of the story of a same sex marriage in spain.

there is a possibility maybe if the air bus lowers the price or for a british airways parent which says it is just too expensive now so they might buy some but the future is certainly in danger for christer brits reporting from frankfurt thank you now let's talk fashion here for a second a business that covers everything from glamorous dresses and soused to your everyday sweat pants snuggles the fashion industry is also among the most polluting industries in the world now a french startup could help to change that with a biodegradable dipolar. this color doesn't come from a plant or a chemical. it's creation by bacteria. here to me blush an unknown developed dies out in the bar a tree in to lose over the years they've developed a technology that uses fermentation to turn sugar into colors. it's a simple process and it doesn't require any chemicals. and to make alcohol like beer fermentation here it's used to make color. it takes a week for the blue pigment to appear the substance is then dried to obtain a powder that can be used for dyeing textiles. on the chemical formula this machine

one web satellites on board the pioneering venture has financial backing from some powerful players air bus. and the virgin group and it has big plans to bring the internet to those regions in the world that have scanned or even no access to it there are in mexico a hundred twenty thousand schools that don't have connectivity and if you're going to have a child who's going to be a participant in the modern economy and have opportunities they have to be connected it's not a choice anymore kind of to these in this city and so just imagine twelve years of schooling without contact every this is twelve years of schooling with connected it's a total difference in the outlook one website plan is to launch twenty soyuz rockets per month each with dozens of satellites on board until there are two thousand satellites orbiting the earth they'll do this at an altitude of just one thousand kilometers the concept is convincing and it's attracting other players too including space x. for now though one way is leading the way. now three. principle comparisons which is. also plans to put a large network up

but instead they've almost doubled since twenty sixteen so it's not surprising that another major air bus customer is taking off to the dubai airline emirates allegedly wants to cancel its existing orders for fifty three units at least in part that could mean the end of the world's largest passenger aircraft. myanma is the second biggest source of opium in the world after afghanistan with shan state its main production help despite government programs and police crackdowns the population keeps returning to harvesting the lucrative opium crop it's used to produce the heroin and feeding the demand for the drug from around the world. fields of purple opium poppies stretch across the pastures and peaks of mountainous eastern ian mark many farmers there are reluctant to give up the profitable cash crop in spite of government incentives to do so this is hopeful just a few dozen kilometers from tourist hot spot in lake each day men and women from the surrounding villages home to the pa and other shan ethnic minority groups flocked to the fields of the illegal flour. they harvest is addictive sou

course of what kind of impact is this a decision like to have on of us it is certainly a blow for air bus because ultimately shows a gross miscalculation of the market which in the end did not have use for a big plane like that no airline in africa no airline in south america both growth markets picked up the a three eighty only about a fourth of the in to supply the number of planes has been sold so far and also taking into account the billions about twenty five billion dollars that airbus put into the development of this airplane if we take that into account airbus will not make a dime of profit on the a three eighty s. so overall this end of the prestigious project a three eighty it stings it really stings and that's something that airbus c.e.o. tom enders admitted to the as well it's nevertheless the a three eighty when it came out i remember it it's hard to go quite a remarkable achievement why did it fail why didn't it just a miscalculation is that the whole reason it is indeed an airplane lost by passengers and feared by accountants for several reasons one the a three eighty is the

air bus will eventually have to phase out the model it hasn't made any profit from it anyway strongs continue for airbus is a three eight or a three eighty super jumbo jet. paul christian bridges reporting on the story thank you so much. now let's talk fashion here for a second a business that covers everything from glamorous dresses to your everyday sweatpants noddles the fashion industry is also among the most polluting industries in the world your french startup could now help to change that with a bio degradable di potter. that this color doesn't come from a plant or a chemical. it's creation by bacteria. develop dies as a laboratory in toulouse over the years they've developed a technology that uses fermentation to turn sugar into colors. it's a simple process and it doesn't require any chemicals. breaking down to make alcohol like in beer fermentation here it's used to make color. it takes a week for the blue pigment to appear the substance is then dried to obtain a powder that can be used for dyeing textiles. on the chemical formula get shades from burgundy to light blue. thei

on profits that never really made any money and when you look at the twenty eight thousand results air bus with a huge profit jump as a company over three billion dollars but there would have been even more because there was a big one billion dollar loss on the a three eighty be it combined with the a four hundred military plane so for airbus this must be early from they can now start really planning for the day exposed a three eighty but scrapping such a huge project means someone has to pay the price and it's probably employees. that's true we don't know yet the cost of what it will mean for the staff that all three to three thousand to three thirty five hundred jobs are affected by this alone in germany there are four factories and of course airbus has production facilities and other european countries as well because of the european nature of the project but the airbus itself says it will begin talks with the trade unions on a socially acceptable way of perhaps reducing the jobs affected and there will be numerous opportunities to shift internally and that's not necessarily an empty pr

emirates waffled on its order and has now announced it will reduce the number of the new jetliners for air bus and perhaps the e.u. as well an abrupt end to a thirty year old vision. and with that now you're up to date on. thank you so much for watching have a great day. street . crimes for against humanity. civilians should come with six of. their recorders which is travel around the globe just social media. but propaganda fiction what is fact digitally investigators combed through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and to substantiate claims of crimes crimes in this video recording one of the soldiers who shot the young man is on trial now st. paul's forensics between the bits parts . truths detectives starts feb fifteenth on t w. the airbus a three eighty runs out of runway production of the world's biggest airliner will grind to a halt in two years. also coming up online retail giant amazon cancels plans to build a second headquarters in new york to go live to our fourth fondant there. your reactions. and kenya faces a shortage of flowers on valent

also coming out farewell to the superjumbo european aviation giant air bus pulls the plug on its double decker a three eighty because airlines just aren't buying and nothing of that. hurts in syria wonder about their state tests the u.s. prepares for withdrawal from see.

and air bus in trouble australian carrier qantas council's a large a three eighty order raising new questions over the future of the world's biggest jetliner. alone welcome to g.w. business africa and want to get jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting in south africa where a major conference on mining is coming to a close mining of course is a key industry for many african countries the sector is a major employer provided tens of thousands of jobs but times are changing mining is growing more and more expensive leading to massive layoffs so what does the future hold in store what is the sector fit for the future and that is one of the key questions of the world's biggest money conference indaba investing in africa mining in a moment we'll go live to cape town for the latest but first a look at the industry its drivers and challenges. with platinum chromium gold and diamonds south africa's one of the world's biggest mineral producers but its mining industry is in decline as easily accessible reserves are depleted the cost of bringing metals to the surface is rising. hundre

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of the runway for the world's biggest passenger plane thousands of european jobs under threat as air bus kills off the a three eighty. s. the u.s. secretary of state says a new era of cooperation is forming between arab and israeli leaders he was speaking as a conference in warsaw where the u.s. has gathered sixteen nations the official agenda is broad but the real focus appears to be iran most european nations have sent junior officials to the meeting it's a further sign they're unhappy with u.s. sanctions against iran tehran has dismissed the gathering as a second it says the real work is taking place in sochi that's where the presidents of russia iran and turkey a meeting for a fourth round of talks on syria. are two meetings with conflicting visions for the middle east in a moment we'll have reaction from santa clara in the iranian capital but first let's go. at that gathering and walsall what's on today's agenda there. well definitely iran is on the top of the journey with secretary of state by saying that this is this gathering of a conference in warsaw is a good opportunity to bui

of the runway for the world's biggest passenger plane and air bus is pulling the plug on the a three eighty. security forces appear to have been the target of an attack in indian administered kashmir a bomb went off in the district of killing at least eighteen people most of them members of a paramilitary force fifteen people were injured but al jazeera sources on the ground say the number of dead could be much higher it tack happened on a highway that connects the state capital from a car to the city and his prime minister has termed the attack despicable tweeting at the sacrifices of the security personnel in vain. this is a real you know. i was sitting inside my shop and all of a sudden an explosion happened it was very felt like the building would come down. on the side of the explosion on the breeze from vehicles in the air. as the car is a senior journalist based in indian administered kashmir he says the attack highlights a security challenge at about coming elections. yeah basically they said to talk it was that i mean if the pope is gone why is that bus coming from jim who a