through the aviation miracle of the airbus. that's right, the airbus. now, this is a delightful airplane. it was designed and built by the french and the germans. >> yes. >> and i think we all know what a loving and cooperative relationship those people have. um... it's, uh, it's called the airbus because one, it in fact looks like a bus. >> yes. >> two, it for sure smells like a bus. now, here-here's the difference. the airbus is not quite as fast as a real bus. >> does it have the strap handles, too? >> that kind of stuff, absolutely. like, ralph kramden is flying in this thing. >> is this a cheap-- >> oh, jesus, unbelievable, but it's so slow. like, if you fly on a regular plane, 747, new york to la. what, are we talking about, five and half? if you're late, maybe five-- 5:45? even six hours. the airbus, from new york to la, six hours and forty-five minutes. unbelievable, i mean, johnny, the whole trip, we were like this. >> what's fu >> i don't know what it gets, but the motto of course for the airbus is of course, "jet lag's not a problem "if you d

' worth of planes. >> airbus has two sides. one is defense, one is the civil side, which is doing every well. they are merging it together to create one big company, and they a lot of people are working on the communications side, a lot of people work in research and development, and it is about adding rid of excess people who are doing the same thing. the cuts this time, people are making the planes. blue-collar types. they are safe. there are not enough of those people to make the planes. i guess it is what you would call middle-management jobs that are the ones that are being targeted at this time. people are on the ground fixing the planes together. just airbus.ot boeing announced restructuring plans. what does that say about the industry? >> the industry is doing well. the amount of people flying is going up to-3% per year. they are talking about doubling planes in the skies every 15 years. boeing and airbus are fighting over prices, so i guess the prices are less than what they would like. there are a bunch of new competi

the airbus a-380 will land in milwaukee today!the airbus will land at mitchell international airport and will be in town for a few weeks for testing. fun fact.. the airbus has the capacity to has the has the capacity to carry 853 passengers. continue to spotlight the need for new parents in our area. children's hospital of wisconsin helps connect foster parents and adoption families with children in right in our community. paulette drankiewica and brad schlaikowski are both with the foster parent program... and here to tell us a little bit you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat yogurt drink fits right in it. with 10 grams of protein... and zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners, zero fat. just what you need to help keep you going. breeze with a warm front kept the temps near 50. we get another november treat today with more sunshine, and highs in the mid to upper 60s. the record is 69 from 1953...we will be close. a southerly wind will increase to 25 mph throughout the day, and will remain windy overnight with low

that's right, the airbus. now, this is a delightful airplane. it was designed and built by the french and the germans. >> yes. >> and i think we all know what a loving and cooperative relationship those people have. um... it's, uh, it's called the airbus because one, it in fact looks like a bus. >> yes. >> two, it for sure smells like a bus. now, here-here's the difference. the airbus is not quite >> does it have the strap handles, too? >> that kind of stuff, absolutely. like, ralph kramden is flying in this thing. >> is this a cheap-- >> oh, jesus, unbelievable, but it's so slow. like, if you fly on a regular plane, 747, new york to la. what, are we talking about, five and half? if you're late, maybe five-- 5:45? even six hours. the airbus, from new york to la, six hours and forty-five minutes. unbelievable, i mean, johnny, the whole trip, we were like this. >> what's for fuel, just air? >> i don't know what it gets, but the motto of course for the airbus is of course, "jet lag's not a problem "if you don't get there." [ laughter ] >> the wings

the airbus has the capacity to carry 853 passengers. this morning a first look at plans for the bucks entertainment block. it will be the new downtown arena.ann sterling is live with more. construction of the new arena started months ago and now for the first time -- we are seeing the complete vision -- what this entire area will look like. the bucks are calling it an entertainmnet block. it will include a plaza for concerts -- game-watch parties -- garden and a skating rink. according to the bucks, this new entertainment block will span from north fourth st. between highland ave. and juneau .the bucks say it could also include a mixture of dining, entertainment and retail.but no word on prospective restaurants or retailers. the entertainment block is expected to be completed in time for the opening of the new area in 2018. lots of activity at trump tower as preside place those that will hold top positions in his administration .another name now in the mix... south carolina governor nikki haley as a possible secretary of state. haley an

at the airbus group, we are ambitious for britain as well, for the british economy, where airbus group is a large part of that. we employ 15,000 people in the u.k. >> five months after the referendum, the uncertainty remains the same. how positive are you that the forrnment does have a brand its position, post brexit. >> it is certainly in the early days yet. we are waiting to see the outcome. we are very much a long-term business, committed to our operations in the u.k., which are a very important part, an integral part of airbus' operations. >> i understand that all the planes are made here in the u.k. what form of trading do you need with the e.u.? >> we are looking for unfettered, unrestricted access to the single market. wings,irbus has british british fuel systems. they are designed here. many of them are manufactured here. that aircraft comes together around the world. in particular in france and germany. it is important that we can work -- n efficient no: it appears we are having technical problems, so we will have to leave it there for now. genie: let's look at the stock marke

saying it isn buying 13 airbus planes.includes 10 it is expanding after forming four years ago and has 18 airbus 20's and once a fleet of 100 aircraft. amazon taking its video streaming service globally, saying its new show will premiere in 200 countries. it currently only streams video and a handful of places. licensingnt billions programming and producing content for its prime service. mexico's central bank raised its key interest rate for the fourth time this year, stemming from the peso weakness against the dollar. highest since 2009. donald trump's campaign rhetoric have dragged to the peso at more than 20 to the dollar. global brands at group, and 95 percent drop in first-half profit. optimistic and told us that the u.s. election did weigh on sales. every line except for the net profit line is doing unbelievable. we are very happy with our business. the market is relatively weak generally around the world. the u.s. is by far the strongest market. the election had a lot to do with the slow down, and i think that now t

. >> and boeing and airbus. >> well, boeing and airbus, it's the classic story of optimization versus disruptive innovation. it's really true here. they've been optimizing the same basic design for 50 years. it's that they've been making it safer and more efficient, but they haven't changed the standard of airplane performance. boeing -- they're in a battle with airbus for single market share. they're actually trying to make money on each striemliner they sell. you have your board and say i want to build a supersonic airplane. they'll probably find a new ceo. this is the kind of thing that needs to be nurtured in new companies. >> the airplane would then be sold to the major airlines? >> yes. very straight forward. we'll make the airplanes. sell them to airlines. >> tell them about the supersonic ride, and also -- the passenger experience will be like flying first class domestically. there's bun on each side of the aisle. you get your own personal overhead bin. it's going to be awesome on board. >> i'll take just the personal overhead bin. come back when you have an airplane. i believ

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and is like a fingerprint were secret and secure because it is in your mind melt or paternal small airbus into functioning brain wave readers to some of them also to where this could be the future of the to the security >>reporter: 5 get ready for when the weekend the storm system with the bay area thank you for joining us >>reporter: half his want to be wet and is one to be windy throughout most of the saturday will take a closer look at to weaken for half >>grant lodes: you can have for web site you can download that it is free in is having iphone on android divides >>reporter: men gather for a last-minute hamitic california high school and college after five cases a racist graffiti in the san ramon valley unified school district persson students said they don't land administrators but its actions need to be taken >>pam moore: after stopping a suicide bomb attack on saturday and his family went to retrieve his body which was on the east coast the unexpected happened on the airplane and they're heading out to the ruble as ever getting off of the plane the family was allowed to go off the

airbus says closer to 5.7 billion. subsidies are often disputed between boeing and airbus.long ago that boeing accused airbus of getting launch aid when it came to launching the new a 350. as a result airbus is appealing the $22 billion wto ruling as all of this shakes out -- this is going to likely stretch out over many, many years. not like these guys are writing a check right away for these disputed sums. what is interesting is seeing what impact donald trump's presidency will have on how the u.s. approaches trade and its relationship with the wto. >> then we are going to renegotiate or pull out. these trade deals are a disaster. world trade organization is a disaster. take a look at airbus. they make more planes than boeing. they got together, all of these countries got together so they could beat the united states. so we are in competition. so we are in competition in one way and helping in another way. it is so messed up. >> that was donald trump as a candidate. let's see what he does as a president in terms of u.s. relationship with the wto. take a look at shares of

the "airbus 380" landed around 12-30 this afternoon. airbus-380 will fly in and out of mitchell for the next two weeks... as crews conduct icing tests on a new jet engine. with gun deer hunting season kicking off this weekend in wisconsin... a menomonee falls man has a warning for both hunters and non-hunters. he says it's because of a scary encounter with a hunter while walking his dog on public land. the man was hiking sunday along the menominee park trails... when he the hunter reportedly told the man he isn't allowed to walk near his hunt zone. with several private properties located by the park... he hopes his experience helps prevent future potential conflict between hunters and park-goers. if you're walking in public parks, and you think you're safe from hunters, you might not be. so be aware. if you're a hunter. not everybody that's coming up on you has the intent of wrecking your day. you have to have some compassion for the people who are walking in the parks. county "wants to remind hikers that they should be aware of their s

this video is from 2009 when an airbus a380 landed in milwaukee after flying in from france. the giant plane was featured at eaa airventure that year in oshkosh. the a380 coming for testing is scheduled to arrive tomorrow also happening tomorrow the , holiday lights festival. it's a live show at pere marquette park featuring music, fireworks and holiday lights. , melinda davenport and ben wagner will co-host the event. if you can't make it in person, you can watch it live, right here on wisn 12 at 6:30 p.m. joyce: and they are going to have some nice weather, right? kathy: cold-weather testing at 70 degrees and a wonderful festival about the holidays. joyce: deste are talking about their experiences in that role. the secret place one of them was taken. joyce: ellen degeneres about to receive the president's medal of freedom. find out the other big names getting the honor. >> later tonight on "nightline", homeowners who say their dream house is turned into nightmares. we investigate along with stations across the country. plus, one-on-one with patrick joyce: it is the dramatic

mitchell international airport is the temporary home to an "airbus 380" -- a plane that's not typically seen around here. the plane landed around 12-30 this afternoon. airbus-380 will be flying out of mitchell for the next two weeks...as they conduct icing tests on a new jet engine. toss to weather high temperature for today! very windy tomorrow with highs in the 60s early then falling into the 50s by dinner time. a few showers are possible in the afternoon. there is the chance for light rain and snow mix at night and into early saturday then expect decreasing clouds plus blustery and cold conditions. wind chills saturday and sunday will stay in the 20s. tonight: partly cloudy. low: mostly cloudy with a few afternoon showers possible. high: 65 wind: sw 20-30 mph saturday: lingering rain/snow mix then decreasing clouds. very windy with wind chills in the 20s. am low: 34 high: 38 wind: nw 25-35 mph sunday: mostly sunny and chilly. wind chills in the 20s. am low: 25 high: 38 wind: nw 5-15 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 24 high: 43 increasing clouds with rain at night. am low: 32 thank t

the airbus can seat as many as 850 passengers. it's funny that it's here to be tested in cold weather and we have this record-breaking warmth. it may not feel like it, but the holidays are just around the corner. kathy: melinda davenport and ben wagner are getting in the spirit tonight at the holiday lights festival. hey, guys. ben: the stage is set. we are here live at pere marquette mark -- park. melinda: the show is about to begin. mark: an amazing evening to be outside. how much longer this will last until that big chill arrives. ? joyce: it's the end of an era. after serving wauwatosa for one joyce: you can feel the spirit of the holidays in downtown pere marquette park, where the holiday lights festival is underway. our melinda davenport and ben wagner are there. we'll check in with them in just a moment. >> a lot of people have called may. they are very disappointed. joyce: after more than 100 years wisconsin's oldest piano store , is about to be no more. kathy: wisconsin will lose a great piano store. wisn 12 news mike and

captors to the rest of his wife's--release >>reporter: it was a frightening start to the case when airbus and the self on were from line on a mountain gate padlocked for writing what she was last headed thursday run for 30 she was found in yellow county still tied up since the disappearance of the double the ransom to $100,000 is circulated facebook in this video is not clear whether the rest of the richter was possible for sale for turner responded to was bought with his message >>reporter: clear now looking for two suspects they believed to be responsible both hispanic women and a dark as to be armed with a gun that identified the suspect is a 28 year-old he was arrested by a backup responding officer >>pam moore: the cheerful mother on a popular television some has died at the manager confirmed that the act was passed away this thanksgiving surrounded by friends and family no word on a possible cause of death she was 82 years old >>phillipe djegal: police said the victim was from bleeding from gunshot wounds from 915 wednesday night he was lying on a walking tour of their mark twain dr

the scandal is there are american companies, international companies, boeing, airbus, that are now linked heir own names with terror forever more. that's the scandal. and so what are we trying to do? the gentlelady said that the ex-im elements of this -- i think she said it was a red herring. if not, it was words to that effect. no, it's not so. because if you look carefully at what the ex-im prohibition actually prohibits, mr. speaker, it prohibits the direct financing to the iranian regime. fine. if that's all this did, well, good, there's no reason to oppose it then. but of course that's not where the ex-im is actually limited. because here's what can happen. under current law, the ex-im bank can do a deal to the europeans, for example, and then what can happen then? that can be leased under current law to the iranians. this amendment, mr. huizenga's language, would prohibit that. that's what we're trying to do. and, look, think about the irony of this. you've got an administration that currently is telling americans it's a dangerous thing to go to iran. you are at risk of being kidnap

tom: tonight airbus wants to cut jobs to compete with boeing. airbus group faces months of negotiations with unions after presenting a reorganization plan. the plan cuts would reportedly affect staff in germany, britain and spain. airbus has 136,000 employees worldwide, and hopes to make most of the departures. if you watch a l. shows on netflix or hulu, you could soon be taxed. the city council in pasadena, california announced a 9. 4% tax on streaming video, and it's not the first state to do so. they're calling it a utility, so it can be taxed like water and electricity. the so-called netflix taxis designed to make up for lost revenue from people canceling their cable tv. the biggest day of the year for amazon, this one fulfillment center in new jersey has 4,000 employees, and a warehouse the size of 28 football fields. there are 12 miles of conveyer belts moving packages from storage to shipping. last year customers ordered 54 million items at 629 items per second. to make it all happen, amazon is hiring 120,000 seasonal workers. tom: last w

the debut of airbus's biggest signals the50 engine of twin jets -- jets.ient. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much, taylor. you know what? there is a lot of press speculation that if trump retreats from global trade, one of the big winners would be airbus because a lot of the international carriers would say , look at america, they are not that trade friendly, let's go to airbus. that could be one of the benefits of a trump presidency. michael: that was one of the comments out of china. they said, we might start buying airbus instead of bowing, you might see boeing orders canceled. francine: let's talk pharma. johnson & johnson has approached a company about a potential takeover of a potential swiss drugmaker. aniberations are still at early stage. is stillon -- actelion looking at options. thank you so much for joining us, sam. we have seen so much in terms of &a, joint ventures. with this expected? >> this has been rumored for a long time. they come and then management says, i'm not selling. founder, one of the largest share

airbus slashing production output by more than half.ext guest is optimistic and ordered 20 planes two years ago at the singapore airshow. >> joining us now is the ceo of .medeo >> thank you for having me back. >> any regrets? >> none whatsoever. our order is something we keep working on. we have been successful with , but iin getting more disagree with the idea that airlines don't love it. rishaad: emirates certainly loves it. >> it represents an amazing profit maker. aircraft, aced this new wave with what is happening with aviation, greater volume, lower traffic. the airlines are going to a , financial services traffic is becoming a smaller proportion of their business. the bigger part of the business is volume driven on the back of the plane, inspiring middle-classes, particularly out of asia. they are demanding, better price , better product, and the a380 is the best aircraft to capture this increasing volume. rishaad: you ordered 20 and have not been able to place one of them. you want them working for you. >> it is a disruptive pro

the airbus a-380 is landing in milwaukee today!the airbus fact.. the airbus has the capacity to carry 853 i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. rockefeller center. >> hey, everybody, welcome to thirsty thursday. we're so happy you're with us today. it's november 17th. >> already. >> who is that? >> kenny chesney. he's taking a trip around the sun. >> he does that for a living. you know where we're going to have some fun? right here. colin quinn is with us. he's got a new netflix special. we'll find out why he's been spending a lot of time with amy people versus o.j. simpson." now sterling k. brown has another smash hit on his hands. everybody's talking about it. the show is call the "this is us." about his wife who he says rocks his chain. we're going to talk about them. >> and no thursday would be complete without our ambush makeovers. we have our everyone has a story. today's story proves the true

the airbus a350 seats 366 passengers. 44 fewer than the venable 747.es heavily on composite construction. so-called twin jets are now the stay of long haul flights. talks to said to be in buy another company. footprint in giant high growth middle east markets. more than 1.5 million products online. they had initially planned to nearly 30%. at neither company has commented. a second class action suit has filed against samsung over flammable smartphone. nearly 1900 more owners have taken action, bringing the total nearly 2400. each is demanding the equivalent $420 compensation for being inconvenienced. 7 owners whose phones actually caught fire have filed separate lawsuits. china's conglomerate has been on global intersection spree, resulting in a negative rating on its debt. company'so the founder about the concerns over leverage and comparisons with buffet and his company, hathaway. >> i'm over 40 but he's over 80. institutions, we're a much younger company, so it's pointless to compare ourselves. however, we can learn from him and look at what he was

well, of course, they make it look so easy and effortless, but last year they through near an airbus 380 circling the tallest build figure dubai. absolutely amazing they can him do that. >>> just ahead, a thanksgiving tradition, which dog was issued best in show? meteorologist bonnie schneider is out there. >> a little rain n england. for those of you traveling this weekend, watch how we are anticipating delays saturday a and sunday. watch out for that, windy weather if denver. another huge day for travel. that's a look at the big weather story of the day, now, here's a closer look at the di ahead. temperatures are cool into the great lakes, highs into the 40s in cleveland. further to the south, it's mild degrees in miami. >>> degrees in miami. >>> . >> so, frances, we are looking at very warm conditions in florida. many down there for thanksgiving. >>> still ahead the trump ten. is donald trump really to blame for america's latest weight gain. when nationalities collide, chaos, especially when it's on tv on a tv talk show. . >>> it is a thanksgiving fate for millions. the

airbus due to hold a press conference. toy may be getting ready order jets from airbus. property prices due to be released as well. that's just some of what we're pacific around the asia today. more 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 ab

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 in sydney. why japanese retailers are causing concern at the bank of japan. look at the dollar and why the risk and rewards are low. rishaad: a quick check of the business flash headlines. there may be some room to ease up on the bond buying program. rising yields ease liquidity concerns. so members may consider postponing a decision on extending qe. they will have to consider the sustainability of the program. 19 people were killed a little over year ago when a mine collapsed. the surrounding area was

watch as this airbus plane tries to land in death defying cross winds. an airport emoyee in gibraltar caught the landing on camera. on round of applause from the ground w landed safely. saturday looks nice with the sunshine returning for a day and seasonal temps in the low 40s expected again. sunday will start out dry and will end up warmer with rain showers moving in by the end of the day so driving back home from grandma's house should be a morning drive if you can help it. rain showers of the day on monday with highs in the upper 40s. a fawith alaser pointer was interfering with the texans offense when they took on the raiders last night in mexico city. you can see green flashes on the field green flashes mexico city. last night in the iders they took on offense when with the interfering laser pointer a fan with a wi the offense when they tk on the raiders last night in mexico city. you can see green players during the video of artr shows the laser pointed at his eyes ri pplay. disruption ellen degeneres had a little trouble getting into the white hou

if they do, the beneficiary is airbus. so airbus has a lot at stake here.ing is planning a plant in china. the question is, how is the new administration will do those plans? carol: we are talking about billions and billions of dollars that go to boeing as a result of china. ellen: they are a potentially huge customer. carol: staying on the president-elect, because there's so much to talk about, the teachers section, you look at whether or not if donald trump is a key economist. ellen: this is a story that digs deep into economics and how various economic theories are going to affect the trump presidency. it is very interesting because one of the things that economists do is a lot of modeling. there are various theories about modeling. really, what tax cuts are going to mean for the economy, and president-elect trump he has promised tax cuts -- and president-elect trump has promised tax cuts. we go into it so people can understand the difference in these models. the question is what the tax cuts will be like? and if spending well be more possible because of

one of 128 passengers and six crew members on board the airbus. sitting in front. it was not like they were trying to get the engine going or something like and were unable to do so. >> >> thank you. so some breaking news as we follow the attack at ohio state university. just a moment ago. cnn reporting the attack appears to be linked to some form of islamic terrorism. picks up the story from there. mid morning. amid chaos. >> i was going to class and nervous. >> it was originally reported as an active shooter situation. a man in a car jumped the sidewalk and plowed into them. >> hitting people with the car. >> police say the man got out of the car and attacked bystanders with a butcher knife. >> an officer confronted the attacker and then shot eliminated the threat. the attacker was an 18-year-old somali living in the u.s. illegally. they believe the attack was intentional and now they are trying to figure out why. >> they get out and start striking them with a knife. >> all victims are expected to survive. though the emotional wounds the investigation continues.

we are talking about the supply of some 200 aircrafts from boeing and airbus.te aa lot lot of business deals hanging in the balance. manus: coming up on the best of bloomberg markets, middle east and turkey take control of inflation. we will discuss the impact on the lagging lire, next on bloomberg. ♪ manus: welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets middle east. turk's officials said the central bank will take any measures necessary to keep inflation under control. the currency has plunged to a record low against the u.s. dollar. policymakers what are doing to slow the run on the lire. it has been in a freefall since the u.s. election. with that depreciation was one of the agenda items turkish policymakers discussed on friday in a surprise meeting that lasted more than four hours. they said they were monitoring developments in the financial markets and they would shield the economy from adverse impacts. the turkish central bank would do whatever is necessary to keep inflation under control in these circumstances. whatever is necessary, would that include an

we make boeing, they switched to the french airbus. we send $20 million of agricultural products each year, many grown in the united states. china also said it would slow the number of chinese students allowed to study in america. many students on t many schools on the west coast have been criticized for allowing chinese students rather than american students, but remember, chinese students tend to pay more to attend college. >>> facebook owner mark zuckerberg is defending his network on accusations that facebook spread false information to donald trump's benefit. this weekend zuckerberg wrote a lengthy post claiming that less than 1% of facebook's comments could be classified as fake. he said the number is much high higher. zuckerberg said it's extremely unlikely that hoaxes affected the election. but he said, we have already launched work enabling our community to fake news. >>> could new rules by the environmental protection agency mean you could be drinking water with higher levels of radiation in it? tonight senior investigative r

a overseas pilot received applause r from the ground crew after landing in heavy winds, the airbus a320 landed with extreme crosswinds the footageg was conquered by a point.employee. can see it correcting and then making the safe landingg the day we say goodbye to the pledge in and in and look at th celebration to honor retiring seems like traffic has been having your baby people trying toicn stay later to get the work done because her taken two days off. >> and bittersweet day in fox 8. >> talk about the end of the year as we say goodbye to dick addard. reception was held with the entire fox 8 family and many special guest general managers, anchors and favorites like big to say how much he is man to northeast ohio, people asked me why dick my ard is really like, yardstick for the way that i determined someone's character is how do they treat people and animalsls when no one is lookin and by that yardstick, he is th greatest humanitarian that this town has ever seen. that he has sent al roker as well as drew carey and terry francona. a final forecast and then a final goodbye to the surr

last year they through near an airbus 380 circling the tallest build figure dubai. absolutely amazing they can him do that. >>> just ahead, a thanksgiving tradition, which dog was issued best in show? is out there. >> a little rain no parts of england. for those of you traveling this weekend, watch how we are anticipating delays saturday a and sunday. watch out for that, windy weather if denver. . >> so, frances, we are looking at very warm conditions in florida. many down there for thanksgiving. >>> still ahead the trump ten. is donald trump really to blame for america's latest weight gain. when nationalities collide, chaos, especially when it's on tv . >>> it is a thanksgiving fate for millions. the national dog show t. big winner, gia the greyhound, she was the top hound in her group and won the best if show and she beat out 1,800 competitors. this is the fourth best in show in her career. she is the most winning hound in the country. >>> a brawl broke out in the tv show in moscow. it erupted after a polish consultant insulted the living conditions in r

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the two main aircraft manufacturers -- boeing and airbus -- along with the airline association -- say the air on their jets is "healthy and safe". pointing out that many aircraft have hepa filters. experts say those filters can capture some -- but not all of the toxin. take a look at this heart a bus overturning while trying to avoid a spun-out car -- on these snowpacked roads. sot austin - 0036 we all rushed over there//it was a bunch of students inside, but they were all okay. we got them out of the emergency exit... there were 40 high school students on the bus. 9 of them had to be treated for minor injuries. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. high pressure is coming back to the southern nevada regio will be common along with temperatures ranging between 62 and 67 degrees. luckily, winds will be mild; ranging 5 to 15 mph out of the southeast with no gusts expected. mostly sunny skies will continue through saturday with a weak front altering our high pressure by pushing this mgh pressure which will allow cooler air to be filtered in from the north.

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unions for airbus say they are ready to cut 1000 jobs as part of a restructuring plan. they will announce details, next week. a french company has found itself in trouble over a fake press release. >> shares the construction firm fell almost 20%, yesterday after a statement apparently coming from the company claimed it was investigating accounting regularities -- irregularities. they issued a genuine statement saying the previous release was a hoax. share price recovered to finish the day, down 3% in trading on tuesday. they say they are investigating the illegal action. it was not the best written fake statement the confused millions with billions and seemed unclear about the year. much.nk you so stay tuned, i am back with just a few minutes with more headlines. 8úxú [drumming] [captioning made possible by kcet television] [horn honks] >> we live in thehe greatest country in the world. isn't that safe to say? we're so lucky to be here. like, you guys live in the only country in the world where people die from food. that's fucking gangster, you know what i mean? like th

this conflict is part of a long standing rivalry between boeing and airbus, a european plane maker. melinda: black friday, small business saturday, and cyber monday. those are all over. so today, the focus is shifting to giving tuesday. it's a 24-hour-long push to get you to donate to any charity or non-profit organization of your reminding people to make sure they're only giving to legitimate and trustworthy groups. ben: new this morning, the u.s. capitol now has a christmas tree. the tree arrived yesterday. crews used a crane to get the tree upright on the lawn in -- look at how big that is too -- front of the capitol building. there is a wisconsin tree in the blue room of the white house. >> it is looking nice there and mild here too. >> most of the locations an inch orte steady rain in the late afternoon and evening hours and you are not shovelling the rain. tho would have been a big snow maker. here we are with a look. the green is gone on the radar. moving off and away. but we still have low pressure stacked over parts of the dakotas and minnesota. it is not moving much today.

this is part of a larger legal battle between u.s., boeing, european union and manufacturer airbus. >>> cyber monday packed a big retail punch but cybersales flourished over the entire thanksgiving weekend. the monday after thanksgiving is still the single busiest online shopping day on the united states. online shoppers were projected to hit a record $3.3 billion in adobe digital insight which tracks sales said cybersales on black friday reached $3.3 billion, up 21%. >>> and tuesday, the actual kickoff with people around the world donating to the charity of their choice. last year giving $116 million. online, about 700,000 donors in 71 countries. anne-marie. >> love this idea. love it as a tradition. a good reminder of what the season is all about, gh jill? >> absolutely, giving back a little. >> you got it, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >>> still ahead -- new zika fear, the first locally transmitted case of the virus is reported in texas. we're looking at what people are doing to protect themselves. every day is a gift especially for people with hear

right next to an airbus a-380 in dubai. who does that? that is kind of cool, though. sflrchlt just ahead, a thanksgiving tradition. which dog was voted this year's best in show? was it that one? we'll see. >>> first, our weekend forecast. what's it like out there for the shoppers and the rest of us enjoying things today? >> alex, unfortunately this morning we have icy patches in northern new england making for black ice this morning and heavy rain into northern california and portland, oregon, right now. this is the beginning of a storm system that will impact you through the weekend with more pacific storms moving in. mountain snow and strong winds. the rain gets as far south as southern california, we'll watch for rain in los angeles. today we're looking at clear conditions through much of the country, comfortable temperatures. saturday and sunday busy travel days and we are anticipating delays. clouds and rain in new england, san francisco light rain and fog on saturday. look for windy weather in the midwest and mountain states and den

the airbus a-380 is landing in milwaukee today!the airbus will land at mitchell at noon today and will be in town for a few weeks for testing. fun fact.. the airbus has the capacity to carry 853 >>> good morning everybody. today gift ideas that say only in wisconsin and i have the perfect gift for tiff. >>> can't wait. appetizers from america's number one cooking school, we're going to show you how to make them. >>> beautiful jewelry for those 8-years-old to 80. there we're all coming right now on the morning blend. ? ? [ music ] ? ? ? ? >>> i can't believe the weather today. how about that weather. >> i love it. >> for november fantastic.