we are expected from airbus and delta.t cars. uber is facing criticism over comments made by executives about the -- journalists. is it time to bring in new executives to steer the company? >> this is a huge company with a $17 billion valuation. it has a huge p.r. problems. we heard a number of stores reported by buzzfeed. they had a dinner in new york -- ben smith the editor in chief with emile michael, the senior vice president. emil suggested they would be willing to spend millions of dollarse to look into journalists private lives. being sarah lacey. this furor is gathering steam. another journalist turned up at the new york office. the new york manager came down and said, you've arrived. i've been tracking it using their "god view" in cars. theanted to show off technology. but it became creepy. you have this backlash. you have had the twitter ceo, the founder, coming online saying emile's comments were terrible. they do not represent the company peter hanson mark showed a lack of leadership. the lack of humanity. and

llion euros.mi that is a positive sign for airbus. of the reasons for that is the higher value aircraft delivered eight planes the flagship double-deckers. int is bringing more money because this aircraft alone costs $414 million. they are receiving new orders from the a320 which is their fastest selling airplane, just this month they had a $10 and an order from china $25 billion order from india. they are maintaining targets for revenue and deliveries should be stable. on the plus side, a lot of people told me that this company will be one of the ache benefits of the euro. for me i want to know what are the main challenges? the exchange rate is something to look at. 41%r net income dropped if you take the exchange rate into account, but the main challenges will be to deliver their next generation of airplanes. they will deliver the first a350 to qatar airways next year. is costing division 6000 jobs and has delays. they are going to re-assess the program. investors like what they hear this morning, we will talk about that missing tig

airbus will use this to fill the gaps where radar aircraft struggle.rates without fuel, so it can provide continuous, local coverage, for a fraction of the price. >> the target is that we stay round about $1000. >> because of its low price, it can help extend the internet to parts of the world where high cost of proved to be a very -- a barrier to productivity. >> leaking go to a good goodu can go from capability with one platform. the abilities to develop new services in companies that have none. >> google and facebook have announced their own plans to have airplane like drones to spread to new places. airbus is not worried about the competition. >> we are quite happy about the interests of google and facebook. it proves we were right to believe in the market. they are very much where we were a couple of years ago when it was a bit more difficult to do this kind of flight. >> connecting the world is a very global aim. we have gone through the concept that nobody can work. -- to know that it can work. >> for decades, we considered outerspace as the nex

airbus will use this to fill the gaps where radar aircraft struggle.operates without fuel, so it can provide continuous, local coverage, for a fraction of the price. >> the target is that we stay round about $1000. >> because of its low price, it can help extend the internet to parts of the world where high cost of proved to be a barrier to productivity. >> leaking go to a good >> you can go from good capability with one platform. the abilities to develop new services in companies that have none. >> google and facebook have announced their own plans to have airplane like drones to spread to new places. airbus is not worried about the competition. >> we are quite happy about the interests of google and facebook. launching rockets is really hard. our future may not be up in the stars, but just above the clouds . >> sam grobart there. be sure to tune in for the year ahead special november 18, 9:00 p.m. eastern and this if it. -- pacific. we will look at 10 innovations that will change everything you know about technology, food, and medicine. and coming up

airbus istantly, reiterating its guidance, releasing numbers for the nine-month, third quarter. overue increasing by 4% the nine-month. cash flow before acquisition was staying positive in the third quarter. to 2.6 billion%, euros. should beued momentum about the same level as in 2013. that is exactly matching the guidance they gave back in july. in july they told us that airbus deliveries would be about the 2013.evel as that guidance -- a lot of folks are looking ahead, that will be delivered when the first time to a customer, to qatar airways just last month. remember, this is a business that changed its name to airbus and put military and space units together to try and save some money. and weve made progress, will get more from caroline later in paris. >> g-20 nations have been arriving in brisbane ahead of the summit. paul allen is that the venue. global economic growth is top of the agenda but what are the chances of achieving the target? mark, this is always the issue at summits like these. we hear a lot of fine words and great ideas but intercourse, these leaders have to

airbus is not worried about the competition. >> i think we are happy about the interest of google andk, because it proves we have a right to be in this market. they are where we were a couple of years ago. it is more difficult to do this kind of flying than it seems at first sight. >> connecting the world is a global aim. we've gone through a proof of concept and know that it can work. >> for decades we considered outerspace as the next location for our highest technology endeavors. let's face it, launching satellites and rockets is really expensive and really hard. what zephyr shows us is that our future may not be in the stars, but just above the clouds. from the clouds in the sky to the waters in our oceans, how what we drink may be changing. southern california is in trouble. there's not nearly enough water to go around. even though the region sits right by the pacific ocean, turning the ocean water into something usable costs way too much. meanwhile, the entire area sends 1.3 billion gallons of wastewater out to sea every day. one place has a solution for both of those problems.

if you -- you go into toulouse where airbus is built and you can get wine in the cafeteria. in the u.s. we would not find that acceptable but that is normal in toulouse and other places in europe. so there are so many variables in this story that you guys have uncovered that it is really difficult to bring it to a conclusion. and to point the finger and say this is bad and this is going to cause a negative outcome. >> john you mentioned drug use. a worker was recorded discussing drug use among boeing employees on some of the undercover video included in the film. take a listen. >> let's talk a little bit more about this idea of drug use on the floor. the number of people that raiseit, during this interview. >> we -- we had an employee approach us, okay, we had been doing work in south carolina, trying to figure out what's going on in that plant. there had been publicly reported in the seattle times problems in the plant that had been resolved in everett once the planes had been transferred in that facility and got us interestin what was going on down there. an employee appro

the third quarter beat estimates for airbus.had 821 million euros of profit outside of interest tax. one thing analysts are looking at is the positive cash flow they generated this quarter, 180 million euros when they had negative cash flow last year. that is pretty positive. shares reacting well this morning. what happened in the third quarter is they delivered higher value planes including the a-3 80, the biggest airplane on the market. at $414ne is priced million. for the rest of 2014, they are that revenue will be stable compared to last year. shouldy their deliveries also be at the same level as 626 when they delivered planes. however, net orders will be higher than these deliveries. already, they have net orders of nearly 800 aircraft in the first nine months of the year. especially coming from the new neo, their best-selling aircraft so far. they had just this month a $10 billion order from china and a $25 billion order last month from india. what are the main challenges for airbus going forward? >> if you look at the sha

airbus. france has two. to help sellank tiny's products that has a volume greater than france, britain, canada combined -- sell china's products that has a volume greater than france, written, canada combined. combined., canada market.risky they will go to airbus and by an airbus because france will help make that deal a reality. gas turbines, 80% of them are eligible for financing. -- you get republicans and democrats speaking truth to power. i'm not going to disarm internationally. i will not put my companies at risk because of an ideological argument. i was the leading republican to get it reauthorize the first time. the argument being made make sense in a -- but not in the world of which we live in. my head is not in the sand. it is not in the sand about obama care. my head is not in the sand about the threats made from radical islam. you better believe i'm worried about where this country is going. >> senator hutto. >> i believe him on the import export bank. when he talks and ask like a democrat, we al

airbus engineers designed the plane to rival boeing's 787 dreamliner. they say it fits 300 passengers, and they say the light carbon fiber composite body has helped improve fuel efficiency. company representatives say they've already taken 750 orders from 39 airlines worldwide. executives at japan airlines will put 56 of the planes into service starting in 2019. they want to replace their fleet of boeing 777s. >>> people across japan are remembering the life and work of an acclaimed japanese actor, ken takakura died last week at the age of 83. he left behind a legacy of popular films including the hollywood blockbuster "black rain." nhk world's takafumi terui has more. >> reporter: fans are gathering at this theater in tokyo. they are here to offer flowers and to remember takakura. a film company erected altars to the deceased movie star in tokyo. at this cinema, more than 500 fans turned up in the first hour to bid him farewell. >> translator: i've been takakura's fan for more than 50 years. i'm really shocked. >> reporter: takakura made his debut in 1

get to the back of the queue with the airbus drivers. so as he starts to taxi, he clips the tail of an embraer 170. now they've got him back re-training to fly an airbus. oh, no.

airbus. france has two. china has a bank to help sell tiny's products that has a volume greater than france, britain, canada combined -- sell china's products that has a volume greater than france, written, canada combined. -- britain, canada combined. it is a risky market. they will go to airbus and by an airbus because france will help make that deal a reality. ge, all of the gas turbines, 80% of them are eligible for financing. i will not -- you get republicans and democrats speaking truth to power. i'm not going to disarm internationally. i will not put my companies at risk because of an ideological argument. i was the leading republican to get it reauthorize the first time. the argument being made make sense in a -- but not in the world of which we live in. my head is not in the sand. it is not in the sand about obama care. my head is not in the sand about the threats made from radical islam. you better believe i'm worried about where this country is going. >> senator hutto. ge, all of the gas turbines,

additionally, the air france airbus a380 is one of the largest commercial airliners in service today,tal wingspan of 261 feet. while passengers on the 300-ton airbus report feeling only a slight rumble -- >> airfrance thinks he may have hit somebody. >> -- the 56 people on the smaller comair bombardier feel a violent jolt. luckily, no one is injured. i think the takeaway from this show is keep your seat belt on. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." \s >>> these people think they've won a new laptop. but instead, they're under arrest. >>> this fisherman thinks he's hooked a shark. but it's the shark who's hooked him. caught on camera, a cop caught off guard. a driver on a dangerous path. a skydiver crashing to earth. unexpected situations. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> unpredictable endings. improbable suspects. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> and what in the world is this car thief doing on a golf course? >> he's going to steal a golf cart now.

. >> rose: you mentioned boeing but you just bought a whole bunch of planes from airbus. >> we did. >> rose: new planes. >> we did. >> rose: i thought your philosophy was to only buy old planes. >> no, we like to buy economically sound airplanes that fit with our mission. >> rose: and most of them have been used. >> no. we have-- we just in the last two years bought 100 brand-new boeing 737 900s. >> rose: how many. >> 100. we have 100. we've taken delivery of about 28 of them. we have 71, 72 more of those to comement and we just placed an order for 50 wide body airbus airplanes. >> rose: made in europe. >> made in europe and around the world. airplanes, the component parts of the airplanes are made all around the world and they end up being assembled either in the u.s. or in europe. a lot of the technology is made by united technologies here in the u.s.. >> rose: why didn't you buy boeing? >> economics. and delivery slots. boeing did not have delivery slots that we needed. we needed about a dozen airplanes by the end of 2017. >> rose: is the dream liner a big success or you can see--

china has signed a deal with airbus. this is a memorandum of understanding.t boosts what we have heard from airbus. a lot of orders are being wrapped up. let's look to see if this is having a significant impact on the airbus stock price. it is currently lower, down 0.4%. the ceo sat down and exclusive interview and asked him about the european central bank. >> in terms of the monetary policy, the ecb has announced a lot. when i look at a bank, for example, we don't need liquidity. it is a question of credit demand. the question is one of confidence. an open well in the global economy? we need to innovate, education is also important. there are some structural policies the need to be at the european level. >> pressure on european banks considering the difficult economy environment. this trend is geared to the fear. the kind of forecast we see today for europe is the one we had six months ago. it will take some time for europe to grow again. we know that next year, growth will be limited. the perspective which is given , the newers commission, to ensure you hav

airbus filing a patent for the flying doughnut. so it has passengers sitting in a circle inside an aircraft with a whole new shape. trace gallagher has more. what's up with this? >> flying jelly doughnut. i want to take a look at this thing again. it's cool. from the side almost looks like a stealth bomber. two big engines on the back, the cockpit that looks like a space ship. but from the top you can see it does look like a flying doughnut. the whole cabin is rounded, which means it would be more like sitting in an amphitheater than on an airplane. the economy seates are along the back and the business class seats near the center. the reason for the round shape is because it helps dissipate the stress from when you pressurize the cack bin. normally they have to build normal airplanes a lot of different reinforcements in the front and back. you take away the heavy material and it becomes a lot more economical and it becomes a lot cheaper to fly. see this right here? those are escalators in the back. that's how you enter the plane.

check out what airbus is up to. its patent plans to have us traveling around because even when they say it's not, it is always, always about money. melissa: here on friday i told you about cnbc role keeping dollars and cents truth from its viewers as cnbc anchor, when i pointed out that there had to be a cost to adding so many people to the insurance rolls, i was reprimanded and told i was quote, disrespecting the office of the president. that chilling behavior actively helped architects like jonathan gruber maintain what gruber calls, quote, a lack of economic understanding among american voters. the response from you, to friday's show has been overwhelming. 1.8 million of you have seen the video on my facebook page, thousands of you sent me your support. via facebook and twitter. you have liked and followed me and i thank you. i really appreciate all of it. the response from cnbc though can only be described as glib, condescending, actually bizarre. in a comment to the "new york post" cnbc's flak made a reference

. >> it might look like an ordinary passenger plane, but this airbus is a flying hospital.t was ordered by the german government and retrofitted with an intensive care unit. if german or other foreign helpers are infected with the virus, they can be treated here as they are being flown home. >> we need to be prepared so that people infected with the virus can return home and can rely on the best treatment while they are traveling. we now have that capacity. >> the plane could soon be needed. soldiers have been collaborating with the world health organization to set up a treatment center. 20 german aid workers are on the ground. germany's flagship airline refitted the airplane in just eight weeks. they will also provide the crew if the plane was needed. >> 700 pilots and technicians have volunteered to be on standby so the plane can be available at any time. >> the plane is now ready for action, but both the german foreign minister and the minister of health said they hope it will never be needed. >> in other news on the eve of a trip to the middle east, pope francis is urgi

airbus has signed a deal with the chinese -- with a chinese aircraft firm for a hundred new aircraft. no great reaction on their share price, though. >> rapper jay-z has decided to get into the champagne business. >> and he's doing it in style. he brought someone from the u.s. firm who has been noted for champagne for quite a while featuring its distinctive ace of spade bottle in his music video "show me what you got." the vineyard employs just eight people in the champagne region in france. this is one of the promotional videos. making champagne since 1763, a very proud transition -- tradition now in jay-z's hands. >> thank you so much for that look at the business news. time now for a look at the press. we will take a look at what weekly news magazines have been saying around the world. we have made good -- we have nick rushworth. >> you can see the -- 50 walls to pull down. it's a special for the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, 25 years on. in listing out the walls that you fear around the world, it is kind of pessimistic reading. walls going up between the united state

airbus, boeing, and lockheed martin are at her rivals but we take a look at what would happen if they teamed on -- are bitter rivals, bubut we take a look at at would happen if they teamed up on defense. i will be back next week. have a great week. [music] >> how often in a given day do you say, thank you, lord. thank you, thank you, thank you. i'll tell you one time you do. when somebody almost hits you in your car, you say, oh thank you, god. well, what about when you wake up in the morning? when you don't have any motivation except that god is your god. jesus is the lord of your life and he's going to walk with you all day long. >> today on "in touch," "thanksgiving every day." [music] ♪ father god ♪ great and holy one ♪ we bow down

also coming up we'll get the latest business news with airbus bagging an order for 50 planes from delta. we'll bring you all the very latest on that deal in our business roundup. >> we begin with those talks in vienna. monday is the deadline, the final deadline, according to the american secretary of state over iran's nuclear program. after years of tension, the hope is that the five permanent members of the security council, plus germany, will be able to hammer out a final agreement with tehran that could cement the preliminary deal that was signed a year ago. the six foreign ministers have been locked away in vienna trying to find an agreement on that deal. within the last few minutes france britain's foreign secretary has had this to say. >> there has been positive discussions, a very cordial atmosphere. it's clear that both sides want to try to get a deal done, but none of us want to do a bad deal, and we're very clear that we have to get more flexibility from the iranians in return with the flexibility on our side. but time is short. we're up against a deadline here, and i think we

we also get airbus earnings tomorrow. >> hans, thanks very much indeed. >> this is what is on our radar this morning. the head of new york's department of financial services refused to join a group settlement over rate, causing barclays to pull out. that is according to someone familiar with the matter. he decided the settlement wouldn't be severe enough and is continuing his own probe. he also appointed a monitor to review barclays. >> the morgan stanley ceo weighed in on the fines. he spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. obviously,s allegedly, real bad behavior going on in the industry. that is the kind of thing we have to root out. this industry needs to operate with the trust and confidence of the public. any manipulation of the markets flies in the face of that and they should be fined. behavior and the cultural failures leading up to the crisis, it is just not good enough. i think all bank ceos would say the same thing. partneran sachs' new spotlights the shrinking role of its trading unit. employees in research and trading make up 36%, down from 44%. other divisions had

models.r is for ac737 predicting and airbus china will overtake the u.s.the world's biggest plane market in two decades. uber is in fund-raising mode again. that is according to people familiar with the situation. company talksar with investors are in early stages. they are seeking a higher valuation than the $17 billion uber got from investors in june. and snapchat is said to be close to a deal that would value the company between $10 billion and $12 billion. that is according to the sunday times. they say this self-destructing messaging act -- app is in talks with yahoo! the venture capital firm backed by amazon and google -- earlier this year, snapchat turned down a $3 billion cash offer from facebook. >> 25 years ago yesterday, the berlin wall fell. it stood since 1961 and separated the german capital between the communist east and the democratic west. was at theel commemoration last night, releasing balloons along the route that was once the wall. let's look at the importance of germany in europe. always us now, great as to have you with us. anna, we

an airbus superjumbo in london beginning december 27. that is a look at today's top stories. is a lot riding out of fort's new f1 50. it makes up 40% of the car company's annual profits. today, it is rolling out a new aluminum bodies version of the company. matt miller has been having a terrible day, slaving away on the factory floor for us. i know you are having a lousy time. unless they are hoping to sell a lot of these. the f series has been the biggest selling line of vehicles in america for 32 years. was put up byit henry ford one century ago and is still pumping out the highest margin products that ford makes. they had to close down the to relearn a while how to make these trust. they have to make them out of aluminum and that is a more difficult process than you would think there it we're joined from organs -- he said it would be so costly to do this. it has taken a chunk of change, but they hope to make that up this year. a lot is riding on this around the globe. other issues, for example, the yen today hit a seven-year low against the dollar. that does not make it an

they are buying 18 new airplanes from boeing, from airbus. they are also spending on aircraft engines, on parts. about 2 billion baht will be used to build new maintenance facilities in bangkok, also to improve the airport on a coastal islands. ceo sounded more positive. he said the first half of the year was a bit tough because of political instability in thailand hitting the tourism industry. he expects to perform better in .he second half for freether news, calls. u.s. registry authorities said more than 30,000 inspections were made for the incorrect parts which can lead to potentially fatal eruptions. the parts were found in cars made by nissan and general motors. he reported lost seven times greater than a year ago as it loses ground in this market -- the smartphone market. sony posting a net loss of $1.2 billion after write-downs and cutting its sales forecast for the second time this year. facts -- understand is a big smartphone market and there are huge opportunities. our priority is to turn business at this moment. we will consider e

airbus looks set to win a $13 billion deal from the u.s. carrier., we are just getting data out from the eurozone. that, i am guy johnson.

that means not only palestinians, airbus, people who are christian or jews as well, if you talk to politicians who are critical of this they say that the prime minister is basically trying to score what they described as cheap points. he's sensing an election is near, trying to do whatever he can to keep his coalition partners close, coalition partners largely from the right and many are seeing that the bill that the prime minister has so strongly supported is an extension of that. >> there's been another interesting development today hasn't there and that of a policeman being charged with manslaughter for the killing of a palestinian boy. >> that's right. this is very significant, because very rarely have israeli security forces ever been i indicted for the killing of palestinians. whenever a security policeman, border policeman in this case is involved in the death of a palestinian, the reason for that death is self defense. this reason is different. cctv footage, camera footage the death of the 14-year-old palestinian, during a protest some months ago. it was a lull in the protest and he wa

this is boeing and airbus getting together. it's the oil patch. the guys from washington don't follow it that closely. >> do you think it has big obstacles? >> only if they are as stupid as i fear they might be in anti-trust. i don't use that word stupid lightly. this is lawyers blessed the talks. they think they can get away with it. it's ridiculous. maybe you can. this is not telco. it doesn't affect you. if it affects the consumer, the anti-trust department is all over it. >> this is a second derivative of the companies. >> i'm sure they are saying we can get away with this, we can raise prices. every oil company is hated in this country anyway. will you give me a break? it's comical, but it could happen. now, if we have an anti-trust department that said let's talk to all the customers and see what's going on here, this would never have gotten to this point. a lot of the lawyers must think it's okay. i was going to say it's an enigma, but it's a farce. >> you have been consistent oil's direction would be down. >> yes. let's go the other way. t

thening years for airbus say this is thousands of ideas they have every year. >> looks like a stealth room in the middle. >> yes, and no windows. >> no windows. at least before you crash you won't have to see it. >>> the nfl today announced the vikings star adrian peterson is done for the season-suspended, and without pay. but he says the league is not playing by it own rules and that he should be back on the field. we'll break down both sides. with patent or something coming up. ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. it says here that increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disse. keep hrt-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shreddedheat. doctorrecommend it. so i'm the one living and i've listened to the tips, the trends and have-you-tried-this. now, i'm ready for someone to listen to me. welcome to fit2me.com, your free custom-fit, diabetes support program that act

live in communal informants were to have access to support -- forgive me for using the word "love" airbuskely to get addicted to drugs. >> i want to go to an amazing moment you had in the u.s. media but before i do that, i want to go to the parliament right here. this is the parliament building where you recently testified. you offered testimony on the issue of drugs? >> they drag you in their to talk to her committee. i think they got me there to try tension to the fact there are having a committee to debate drug laws. since then, drug laws have radically changed. they've done nothing. it was a bit of a circus, kangaroo court. talks let's go to russell brand in the british parliament. >> it is more important we regard people suffering from addiction with compassion and there is a pragmatic rather than symbolic approach to treating it. i think the legislative will he status -- legislative status and the criminalization of addicts is kind of symbolic and not really functional. i don't see how it especially helps -- not saying let's have a wacky free-for-all of people taking drugs. >> you'r

boeing compete airbus. they have two banks. china has a bank that helps sell that has a loan volume greater than france, canada, and others combined. canada has a greater volume than us. for the made $1 billion taxpayer over the last five years. it actually makes money, and i live in south carolina, and i am not going to put boeing at risk, because when they go into an overseas market that is a risky market, without that financing, they cannot close the deal. they will go to airbus because france will help make that deal a reality. theyf the gas turbines make in greenville, some of those are legible for financing. the way you get it reauthorized it to get republicans and democrats speaking truth to power. i am not going to disarm internationally. i am not going to put my companies at risk because of an ideological argument. i am all in for the bank. i was the leading republican to get it reauthorized the first time. i see the value of the bank, and the ideological argument being made to me makes sense in a pure world, but not i

it is offering new fare classes that don't include free checked bags and additional 15 seats on airbuse and southwest were once to allow one free checked bag. >> investors often panic that is not good. they act like traders forgetting long-term goals. cheryl: he is here to tell us why mixing investing and trading can be harmful to your portfolio. it is hard for the average investor not to want to be a trader. it is exciting sometimes. >> you know, food afternoon, cheryl, david. david: good to see you. >> it happens all the time. traders, investors, with all the news flow, wall the information we see now, everybody is looking at tape, they're looking at phone what is it going on with the stock. but the problem investors have here, they get too involved. we can't, as an investor what is your objective when you invest your money. cheryl: for me, long term. retire. >> right. >> i'm not a trader i never have been. i don't even own individual stocks. >> but most investors turn into traders because of all of flow of information. as an investor, you're supposed to take your money and only take

. >> the rosetta spacecraft which carried the lander was built here but by airbus defense and space.ir main business is making satellites and carefully avoiding mishaps. rosetta and its lander were almost unthinkably risky. >> when we look at this image we can see some areas that look kind of benign, kind of smooth. but we can also see big boulders and cliffs. this is not going to be an easy area to land on. >> despite a successful touchdown, the lander team uncertain how securely philae is anchored to the comet's surface. in the last hour it sent these images of its final descent. the closest we have ever had of a comet but whether the probe is working as it should is as yet unclear. >> pbs will present a special documentary called to catch a comet that takes you behind the scenes of the rosetta mission it will air on many stations next wednesday. but you can watch it now online at pbs.org. >> ifill: congress re-opened for business today, a week after mid-term elections saw republicans re-take control of the senate and beef up their margin in the house. they began sizing up their ne

airbus received net orders for the first nine months of the year and fulfilled its full-year target.ommissioner of the national basketball association says it is time to allow betting on pro sports. he calls for a federal framework that would leave the decision to the states. it is illegal in most of the u.s. outside of nevada. >> it is really interesting. adam silver, once again shaking things up. >> finally, you can drop a dime on your puck and make some money. >> i'm hoping that my nhl team will finally win a game. i'm kidding. that get store next guess out of columbus, ohio. economy -- that gets to our next guest out of columbus, ohio. the american economy. america is out front of the rest of the global economy. we need some optimism. get do the gloomsters wrong? >> the economy wants to grow. it does not want to be depressed. >> the number one thing you get the rest of america can compete on wages to allow for return on capital and return on equity. nobody in new york city believes this. you go to a deli and a pastrami is $18. not paying $18 for a pastrami sandwich in columbus. a

the group, the first three of 234 airbus jets. they were ordered in march of 2013.ted by lion air. the initial batch are set to join the fleet on regional and domestic services. the group's ceo added that larger jets will allow them to expand with the most advanced fleets. the group is going to double up a jewish airport, not far -- double oven indonesian airport, not far from the transportation ministry. for thesaid the demand growing middle class. the group plans to build 4 runways and a commercial center as well as a railway connection. the funding will be by a consortium. include more than 70 destinations in south east asia. they planned to open new routes will have $40nd billion to build a new airport. >> tommy, thank you very much. joining us from jakarta. up next, a special collection going on. this is a top and really write up your alley, isn't it? right up youry alley, isn't it? >> i am trying my best. it is a job, i have to deal with it. we are entering the third day. it started on saturday. behind me, handbags. one of the new categories and cap auction ha

quested you see the filings from airbus about inside of an airplane where everyone will sit in a biglook at each other? i am ready. fax now, you are in coach. i've seen some of these. you do not even have a window anymore. >> it is ridiculous. coming up, much more ahead. we will ahead -- we will head to morocco for an exclusive interview with a secretary speaking with global entrepreneurship. we will be back. ♪ >> let's take a little trip to morocco. a global launch of the -- entrepreneurship summit. president obama unveiled the idea in 2009. the aim is to educate the next generation of entrepreneurs around the world. hans nichols is there and is joined by penny. hans? >> good morning to you. we are live here in morocco. i am joined by the commerce secretary. hopefully, she is still getting mike ross -- might appear. an exciting day here. they're talking about entrepreneurship and how to grow the economy. as soon as she has a microphone, we will have a conversation. it is always exciting. thank you for joining us on bloomberg. in rocco?e doing >> it is great. we are here for the glob

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to the countries exchange commission, they say they will use it to buy 18 new planes from boeing, airbusntil 2017. they will also spend on aircraft engines, new parts. to buildn will be used new maintenance facilities in bangkok and improve the company's airport on a resort island. the ceo has sounded a more optimistic tone when the company ipo'd last month. he said, earnings in the first half of the year worked great, because of political instability, but he expects better performance in the second half. >> also, to get the global markets involvement, it's pretty rough. they've got two currents to swim against. bangkok airways debuts today. how exciting. one of the questions for investors in thailand will be the outlook for bangkok airways, but warren buffett is quite clear on the subject of airlines. don't do it, he says. our correspondent joins us from singapore. why aren't airlines able to realize the gains from growing travel demand? >> it is because competition is really heating up. you have competition within this region with new companies popping up here and there. you have carri

accident and on clear if a pedestrian was under the influence >> : one person does dozens injured to airbus overturns just off by five at yesterday's night said the bus was traveling all essentials washington answers to the sec the roof crush and carrying 26 passengers at same bus apparently hit denny's restaurant earlier in the morning that >> : no one was hurt in that crash one survivor says the instructor was distracted >> : wasn't high contention. i knew this law is a little bit. feluccas of roller- coaster kind of. mayor koch between seats >> : two people remain critical condition to people in serious condition >> : 505 had on the kron 4 morning news security breach at san jose men dead airport man leads police on a chase italian all about what happened there edge a bit to robin williams take a look at this piece created by bay area artist >> : live look now a san mateo bridge with current temperature and hayward 47 and to add new lunchtimes 62674 high there this afternoon >> : female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sl

look at him on the side of this airbus a-4005. well above the english countryside. the 52-year-old oscar winner says he loves doing his own stunts. running down the tallest building in the world for "mission impossible." and mastering a bit of free climbing. not to forget the motorcycle tricks in "night and day." >> we trained a long time to be able to do this. >> reporter: after all that, the worst injury he's suffered from a career full of life-threatening stunts, he hurt his foot in this jack reacher screen after repeatedly kicking a fellow actor. as this "top gun" returns to the air at a mere 340 miles an hour, we'll have to wait until next year to see what else cruise has up his sleeves. it's expected to be in theaters christmas 2015. >>> now, much-needed rain falling in california. windy weather to start the week. >> tom cruise makes me look tame. >> true. >> right to the forecast. just under an inch outside of palm springs. the strong winds, wind advisories in place. palm springs, 78, los angeles, the santa an arkas coming into . your local forecast in 30 sec

. >> we have boeings and airbus dealing with delays of the carriers.hereas we would like to do this without a fleet of 40 to 50 aircraft, we can't do it and it's off the table for the next four to five years. we'll double here in size in europe where you are literally running around kind of picking and taking the marks o. customers are loving the new warm and cuddly ryanair. it's working like a dream. >> a couple questions for me then. first you would have seen angela merkel's report to david cameron about limiting immigration. and it seems like the u.k. is talking its way out of the european union. just your thoughts on that political narrative. >> it is always a difficult issue here in the u.k. fundamentally, the economics will keep the u.k. in the european union. it is still by and large the biggest market. the ease of travel in the u.k. is not going to leave. if they do, we are an airline. people will still fly to spain on their holidays and italy on their holidays. they didn't come here to learn english, so it will not make a big deal to our busin