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and will she join me in thanking and paying tribute to airbus for its strong and enduring commitmentto the uk? >> my honorable friend has issued a very interesting invitation. i cannot give him an instant response from the dispatch box, because i will need to look at diary commitments. can i also say it is absolutely right that we thank and congratulate airbus on the commitment it has made to the united kingdom and the high-quality jobs it provides here. when i went to the farnborough airshow, i was very pleased to meet airbus executives to look at and talk about some their latest products. >> in the meeting on monday, the aluminium and steel industry told leaders of opposition parties with the exception of the leader of the labour party, who refused to attend, that thousands of jobs are to be put at risk by the british government's brexit policies and threadbare industrial strategy. is it not the case that the prime minister is prepared to dole out p45s to manufacturing workers simply in order to appease the brexit extremists in her own party? >> the honorable lady's portrayal of th

an airbus 200-passenger plane. what he was allegedly trying to do. authorities before the cameras just moments ago. >>> the jogger attacked and killed in the nation's capital. and tonight, the new surveillance just now showing the moment she goes into a restaurant for help after being attacked. tonight, news on the alleged attacker. >>> and your money tonight. with two new iphones out tomorrow, how to get the most money for the used iphone you have right now. three important tips coming up tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we have several developing stories as we come on. and we begin with the supreme court showdown. and tonight, it does now appear that we will hear from brett kavanaugh's accuser. dr. christine blasey ford no longer holding out for an fbi investigation into her claims before she testifies, saying she will answer questions, but asking for certain conditions, including her safety. judge kavanaugh seen briefly today at the white house. he is reported to have been preparing

jumped a barbed wire fence and made his way onto the empty airbus 321, in for service. that's where he encountered this maintenance worker. >> i knew right away. i mean, we are trained. no badge -- right off the bat. looked down, no shoe on that foot. this isn't right. >> reporter: shayne graves said he had thoughts of 9/11 when he stopped sankat from entering the cockpit. >> i said, "you get down on the ground right now and you stay right there." i said, "this isn't going to happen again." >> reporter: prosecutors argued sankat is a potential flight risk. the judge decided to hold him without bond. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> on this friday night, we're also watching severe storms on the move from ohio to the midwest. and growing flood emergencies in oklahoma and the carolinas. a dam now breaching near wilmington. they're worried about coal ash possibly flowing into the river. and at least six reported tornadoes in southern minnesota. the airport heavily damaged. that same system stretching from ohio all the way east to new york. rob marciano tracking it all for u

will she join and thinking and paying tribute airbus to the strong commitment tond uk? >> i will say to my honorable friend these issues are interesting invitation. i can't give them an instant response because i need to look at direct commitments. can also say it's right that we thank andat congratulate airbusn the commitments they made to the united kingdom, on the high court of jobs they provide in the uk, and what it went to the air show i was very pleased to meet with executives from airbus to look and talk about some otherto latest products. >> in a meeting on monday, the industry told me, , with the exception of the labour leader that thousands of jobs will be put at risk by the british government brexit's policies and threat their industrial strategy. is it not the case that she is prepared to dole out p45 to manufacturing workers simply in order to appease the brexit extremists in her own party? >> nothing couldn't be further from the case. what we a put forward in the chequers blank is a plan that delivers on the result of the referendum, ensures we take contr

but the story i want to focus on in the end is airbus, and there is some significant here beyond airbus. you have a very senior team, and we broke the story earlier on -- leaving europe and going to china. they are hoping to serve cure -- secure a big deal for the narrowbody aircraft out there. you could argue in some ways, this is part of the trade story we are watching so carefully. there is an expectation is the develops, boeing could end up suffering and airbus could take advantage of it. we are seeing a little bit of that happening today, airbus up by 3.24%. it is one of the big index moves we have seen today and one of the reasons why we are taking a ac outperforming a little bit. that is the european market open. vonnie: the bloomberg global business form is taking place in new york city today. global leaders from the political and corporate worlds conversing as we know. francine lacqua is monitoring a panel with some of the world leading bankers. >> the dollar crisis we are seeing now for the emerging markets. wrecks that would take 20 years, 30 years. no, i think that is conven

the nose facing the wall, and the airbus 321 has no reverse. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> now to the disaster still unfolding in the carolinas where rivers are still rising. nearly a week after hurricane florence made landfall. in areas where flooding is finally reseeded, many residents are returning to ruins and scenes like this one. a boat picked up by florence's flood waters and ended up in the yard of one north carolina resident. if you have been to a concert or game recently, there is a good chance you've dealt with ticketmaster or a scalper who jacked up the price, a practice the company has criticized. but an investigation by our canadian broadcast partners, cbc, has found ticketmaster is working with scalpers and you're paying more because of it. nbc's tom costello explains. >> reporter: big concerts and sporting events are big money and ticketmaster owns 80% of the market. to prevent scalpers from buying up all the tickets only to charge more for the ticket you want, ticketmaster says it limits the number of tickets anyone can b

airbus replacing the sales chief after less than a year on the job.schultz joined from rolls-royce, he was hired to turn airbus into a challenger to boeing. that is your bloomberg business flash. vonnie: thank you very much. for thefour minutes european side of things. adding to losses, down 4/10 of 1% potentially on the comments of a no deal brexit. the dax up a quarter of 1%. cac holding onto a two-point gain. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is the european close on "bloomberg markets," let's see where we are finishing up. altering to the finish on the stoxx 600, majority in the green, down 1/10 of 1%. a good showing from the carmakers. you see that in the dax. up 2/10 of 1%, all gaining. good session. rallying a quarter of a percent led by the banks following the ecb decision and mario draghi reaffirming asset purchases will end i don't know the facts. the facts need to come out. that is the point i am trying to make. quacks i am curious of what you think about the increasingly .asty ads >> first, i legally cannot pac, and heper super pac, about any

you can't do business with the united states and we just have to speak about some other companies airbus for example they decided also to pull out of the country even though they had this mega deal with iran's national carrier they wanted to sell more than one hundred planes to the carrier so yes going to be very interesting at the end now how really it's going to decide. panicle there in frankfurt. ali baba found a jack ma has promised to create one million jobs in the united states box now he's retracted that pledge the billionaire owner of china's biggest shopping portal made that announcement in january last year in a meeting with donald trump just before trump's you know gratian as u.s. president but now has now said that the u.s. china trade war quote destroyed the original premise the idea was to set up one million jobs by helping american entrepreneurs to place their products on ali baba while the plan's viability was met with some skepticism at the time it was considered a notable sign of economic ties between the two countries growing closer. was saying china which is planning

the airbus twisting in the winds. the pilot was forced to pull up.to run out of tarmac. >>> two heads are generally betteri than one also you are talking about a snake. look at this rare two-headed copperhead snake. this was discovered in virginia. the person who found it contacted the herpatalogical socie society. if the snake survives, it will be donated to the zoo for exhibit. >>> and career win number 80 for tiger woods. it was sweeter than most. >> enormous eruption from the crowd. 42-year-old surgically reconstructed tiger woods winning the tour championship by two strokes on sunday. it is tiger's first win since august of 2013. ending an odyssey of painful surgeries and setbacks that threaten to derail his legendary career. >> some of the players that i'm pretty close to -- they've really helped throughout this process in the last few years. their support and with some of the things they said coming off that last green meant a lot to me. >> what a day. not a lot of time to celebrate for tiger. he heads to france to play in the ryder cup which

the airline wants to launch the service from 2022, and has asked boeing and airbus to suggest planesk of a long time to be on it's still a heck of a long time to beona it's still a heck of a long time to be on a plane, 20 hours, despite all the bells and whistles. we will let you know how it unfolds in the future. hyperinflation has ravaged venezuela's economy, and its old bolivar notes are worth next to nothing. but for some enterprising artists, these useless notes are an economic opportunity. that's it for the business briefing this hour, but before we go, here are the markets. first, some news from london. a man has died after being stabbed in london. he was found with serious injuries late last night, but hasn't yet been formally identified. it comes as the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is to announce a new approach to tackle violent crime. keith doyle has more. a gang in london caught on cctv about to stab a man to death. the latest figures for england and wales showed there were 1.3 million violent incidents last year. in london, there have been 100 murders so london, there hav

i met with boeing and airbus.ll be a also working with pilots to get an agreement so we can fly the aircraft should we are working with the regulators. i'm very confident that we will have an aircraft that can do it right 2022. we will if the business case an order in9 put for the aircraft and by 2022 i think you will be seeing operations from sydney melbourne to new york nonstop wish i think will be phenomenal for u.s. traffic as well and a lot more direct services into the stations we can go to today. this is the last frontier i think in aviation. and boeing call it the space race. the challenge to get to the moon. they are very keen on making sure that they have an aircraft that can do it. endorsementas's with that aircraft. we are pretty excited. from the challenge to figure out which aircraft, what does it do to the airline's relationship with emirates which already had to be restructured? what happens now with qantas and emirates? believe that there is a huge opportunity and a huge for us.ce of dubai we may

trayendo algo de esta masa de aire frío, por este momento está solas temperaturas, 72°, palo alto 68, >> airbusro, para la 1:00 de la tarde, tendremos 60°, en en la ciudad de san josé, >> observa santa rosa como certificados, oakland, 76, todavía estas temperaturas están frescas, para esta época del año, ya comienza a cambiar su vestuario, deje guarda su bufanda, y para esta zona de la noche como vamos a comenzar hacer cambios bastante prácticos, >> hablaremos de lo que nos espera para el día sábado, esta tarde se pinta con temperaturas de los 65° con una noche mucho más fresca >> con un promedio para esta época del año, durante los próximos días, notaremos que estas temperaturas estarán subiendo, afectando a las zonas en esta temporada, nos mantendremos con condiciones secas, para el día jueves este termómetro alcanzará 75°, esa es el programa para la próxima semana >>qué tal amigos feliz lunes de arrepentimiento o de recuperación como es el caso de saúl canelo Álvarez, y de golovkin una de las mejores peleas que seevó en las vegas, el canelo ha dicho que está dispuesto a negociar con los repr

. >> reporter: the airbus boarded by medical professionals in contact with the centers of disease control. every passenger's temperature checked as anxious families waited. this man texting with his wife on the plane. >> it was middle of the runway and coughs all around, ambulances, she was concerned. >> reporter: rapper and tv star vanilla ice tweeted the scene from his seat on board. the flight originated in dubai but authorities report some passengers came from mecca, which has seen flu outbreaks in the past. >> we get concern about different once they get on t across the globe. >> of the 549 people on board, ten including seven crew members were taken to the hospital. new york health officials believe they have the flu. the rest were allowed to continue on their way. >> what are you looking forward to? >> going home. >> reporter: with a warning to watch for symptoms. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> facing threats of boycotts, nike is doubling down on the face of its controversial new ad campaign when the new nfl season begins tomorrow. nike will air a new commercial includin

today, what we learned about the man who allegedly jumped a fence and got into a passenger jet, an airbus

today, what we learned about the man who allegedly jumped a fence and got into a passenger jet, an airbus, before

she follows the river past the airbus plant and on towards the harbor. request permission to curve once over the harbor followed by curve around the us. roger permission granted. this view of her hometown has lost none of its charm for yulia heitman not even after she's flown all over the world. she had long dreams of big. coming up pilots but math and physics were not among their favorite subjects in school. at first she was afraid to take the pilot's retreatment test. they were not present as i started out as a flight attendant i talked a lot with the cockpit crew learned the loss and was often in the cup but for takeoffs and landings. i also a lot of questions sometimes really stupid ones eventually they said honestly just apply otherwise in ten years you'll be wondering what might have been. purely hype and passed the test she qualified as a pilot in two thousand and sixteen like all refuse she flies as a copilot on commercial flights on instagram and facebook she shows her day to day life and answers questions like how did you make it do i have to b

the fuel spill from the plane - an airbus a320 according to information from flightaware.com - amounted to less than 10 gallons, was cleaned up and the flight is scheduled to takeoff at 4:30 a.m. today, he said. mackey said the spill didn't affect any storm drains and volaris mechanics inspected the aircraft. the number of passengers on the flight wasn't immediately made available by airport officials. ( james ) airport officials. available by airport officials. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) in the south bay... a san jose police officer is suing the department claiming he was discriminated against following the september 11 terrorist attacks. nabil haidar, who is lebanese- american and muslim, says other san jose police officers taunted him with endless racist accusations. the police officer says the harassment intensified after the u-s invaded iraq in 2003 and continued for many years. haidar has been with the san jose police department for 21 years. the city says an internal investiagtion found no wrong-doing. ( darya ) happening tonight in berkeley. the city council is expected to

alan joyce said the carrier is currently considering bids from both boeing and airbus for planes that can make the seventeen thousand kilometer or ten thousand five hundred mile trip which takes twenty one hours while still being economical for the airline both plane manufacturers are offering a wide body product to boeing their seven seventy seven eight x. and air bus their a three fifty one hundred mr joyce himself has taken the company on somewhat of a super long haul and is seen as having turned the airline around after a loss in twenty fourteen of two point eight billion dollars but last month club just announced all time high profits want to stock for the last five years has increased in value and trading this year which began just shy of five dollars per share in january rose to nearly seven dollars in late july it's currently trading around six dollars per share. turning to luxembourg a small little noticed nation is making news on an issue we touched on yesterday increasingly creative tax avoidance strategies by corporations operating in the euro zone the competition commissi

22-year-old from trinidad hopped a fence yesterday morning and boarded a vacant american airlines airbus twenty 1. two airport workers confronted him. he ran away. one of the workers tackle and subdued him until police arrived. investigators do not believe he has any link to terrorism. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports people who want straws with their drinks at california restaurants will have to ask for them. governor jerry brown signed a law making california the first state to bar full service restaurants from automatically giving out plastic straws. restaurants that don't comply will get two warnings before being fined. the law does not apply to fast food restaurants. he also signed that milk or water be served as the did he fault drink sold with kid's meals. the laws go into effect next year. >>> mcdonald's gave two texas students $25,000 each after their fake ad went unnoticed in an epic prank. >>> they put a poster of themselves in a mcdonald's restaurant for more than a month. and no one noticed. it stayed up for more than a month before it went viral. on her talk show, el

the fuel spill from the plane - an airbus a320 according to information from flightaware.com - amountedns, the fligh scheduled to takeoff at 4:30 a.m. today, he said. mackey said the spill didn't affect any storm drains and volaris mechanics inspected the aircraft. the number of passengers on the flight wasn't immediately made available by airport officials. ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) a big story this morning... newly released video shows the pandemonium inside the colseium bart station.. before the mob attack last year. ( darya ) surveillance cameras show the scene as about 40 young people came streaming into the bart station.. this was in april of 20-17. another angle shows them as they stream past the station agent. shortly after this.. the mob gets on board a train. ( james ) that's when rusty stapp says three males reached for his phone. stapp says two males started hitting and kicking him... until he handed over his phone. two juveniles and one 18-year-old was arrested.. but stapp has now filed a lawsuit against bart.. he points to the death of nia wilson this year.. alleged

the next experiment is a harpooned by airbus, and that is very similar but instead of using a database hit the centre if possible and want to measure it goes all the way through this honeycomb panel that we have got to make sure it couldn't hold the spacecraft back. so this piece of metal, you tested on any holes on the harpooned actually digging in and capturing what they are after. that is it, yeah. the harpooned is notjust piercing, but it goes through and opens up so it actually can grab the middle, notjust pierce it.|j opens up so it actually can grab the middle, notjust pierce it. i had asked the question, the whole point is to clear out debris space. there are so many thousands of tonnes up there. you are sending more stuff up there. you are sending more stuff up there. when they sure do not add to there. when they sure do not add to the problem. the big thing the university has done is develop a drag sale, this is a sale that will fit into something the size of this. get this 16 m2 and we actually tested it on one of our missions last year and instead of taking 25 yea rs last y

today, the airbus 380 is larger but both have disappointing order books. per seat, smaller.ecember 1973. the 747s‘ passenger days are fading. it‘s not the end, it‘s the end for passengers and flight attendants but not so the pilots, if they‘re interested in flying freight, because this aeroplane can do something no other freighter can. there‘s not a dry eye in the many farewell flights that i‘ve participated in. i'm going to miss you, girl. around the world, they‘re saying goodbye. cheers. cheers! airlines around the world have had massive farewells to their 747s, but once the last champagne has been sipped, this is where it ends. row upon row rest here in american deserts. earlier this year, the very last us passenger 747 and its captain flew into retirement together. i couldn‘t have asked for a better wind up on my own career. to the desert now, it‘s all done. no more us carriers flying the mighty 747—400. it will be missed. if you're flying a 747—400, you're flying every pilot's dream. this is where the whales come to rest when they're done with theirjob. what a way to sa

as one hundred passengers and crew have fallen in on an emirates flight from dubai to new york the airbus a three eighty sat on the tarmac at j.f.k. airport away from the terminal as health workers checked the sick people over symptoms included cough and fever some were taken to hospital while those unaffected were allowed to continue with their travel our time now for the latest sports news his peter thank you so much u.s. president donald trump has once again wading through the column company came and fell debate by attacking nike for making the call the back way from smyrna in a new advertising campaign the quarterback was the first player to kneel during the national anthems of protest racial injustice many americans including the president's claim it disrespects the flag and the armed forces several videos have been posted online showing angry customers burning been nike products in disgust at the cap and the deal. the president has tweeted this just like the n.f.l. whose ratings have gone way down mikey is getting absolutely killed with anger and boycotts as far as the n.f.l. is con

but you can also choose to listen to the leaders of airbus, or land rover, jaguar land rover, who arel brexit. you just have to choose. i understand their concerns, and they — people like them understandably want no change. of course they want no change. they would prefer things to stay exactly as they are. but we've had a referendum. before we end, let's perhaps lift our political lens a little higher. the labour party has just had its annual conference. it has big ideas on radical economic change and reform, from worker share ownership to renationalisation — a whole host of things. and it appears, according to opinion polls, that they chime with many desires of the british public. where are the big ideas, fresh, new, radical ideas, in the conservative party today? well, i hope we will see those ideas come forward. i hope we'll see... but you're conceding there aren't any at the moment? well, i think, to some extent, people have been focusing on brexit, which is the biggest decision facing our country for a very, very long time. i hope, at the conference next week, i hope that it won

the airbus a380 had flown in from dubai with more than 500 people on board.d prevention said that around 100 people had initially reported symptoms including coughing and fever. the british film industry says it is in the midst of an industrial revolution. over 10 million households now have access to subscription video—on—demand, and the long—established differences between film and television are disappearing. as our media editor amol rajan reports, this is making cinemas diversify in order to stay ahead. are you 0k? what happened? you fainted. one of this summer's big—budget original films, released and streamed on netflix. to all the boys i've loved before is about a teenager whose secret love letters are taken by her little sister and sent out to the five boys that she has crushes on. look, i really... i appreciate it, but it's never going to happen. i'm sorry, what? it has created a buzz on social media, but here's the thing. no cinema is going to show it. oh, my god. the letters are out. streaming services from the likes of amazon and apple first revol

sanctions so that's why of course people like total george telecom airbus and others have been very hesitant and in fact in many cases of pulled out so there is still a chance that that sort of thing might work for a smaller companies who don't have big u.s. interests but it's too early to say that the saudi amarok the coalition fighting in yemen plans to open humanitarian corridors to allow for the delivery of aid he says it will work with the u.n. on the corridor that would run between the rebel strongholds of her day down on the red sea and the capital sana'a what could be targeted to help coalition is working with the u.n. humanitarian agency in yemen to establish thief humanitarian corridors to help with the delivery and aid between the data on our need help and i andrew symonds has more now from djibouti. this announcement by the saudi u.n. he led coalition appears to be off the back of a round a chorus if you will of protest and indignation and also really passionate appeals for something to be done about the finding and that was at the united nations general assembly now in terms of

you can't do business with the united states and we just have to speak about some other companies airbus for example they've decided also to pull out of the country even though they have to deal with iran's national carrier they want to sell more than one hundred planes to carry a so yeah it's going to be very interesting at the end now how really it's going to decide. thank you. as we've seen the show from us hoffman migration is on the agenda at the e.u. leaders summit in austria or is that russian syrian offensive in italy could spur another wave of refugees at a time when the debate over mass migration has split societies in europe germany increasing numbers see migration as the biggest threat facing their country but others look at refugees as a welcome addition to society and to the economy many e.u. countries and hearing full employment jobs remain unfilled in particular those the locals don't want to do any more. this hotel in southern amsterdam is new entrained there are even fresh vegetables growing on the roof but despite the calm impression the hotel industry in general has a

the olympic champion got to experience it as part of an advert he's filming in france in an airbus normally "mindblowing". time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. the weather throwing a bit of everything at us at the moment. it is southern and eastern areas that had the best of the sunshine today. further north and west there were scenes like this. we had extra cloud across the north—western portion of the country with outbreaks of touchy rain, beginning to turn more persistent across parts of western scotla nd persistent across parts of western scotland and northern ireland. across the northern half of the uk we will continue to see cloud and rain through this evening and overnight. further south clear skies but it shouldn't get as chilly as it did last night, most places holding up did last night, most places holding up at nine or 10 degrees. tomorrow we will seek rain across parts of northern ireland, the north—west and scotland. to the south—east of that, that's where we will have decent spells of sunshine and the lion's share of any warmth, 19 or 20 degrees, compared to 12 in

the paper talks about airbus and bmw making these warnings.he soft brexit vision, it's been criticised left and right. but it's another reminder that that there are real consequences getting it wrong. thousands ofjobs, real consequences getting it wrong. thousands of jobs, and real consequences getting it wrong. thousands ofjobs, and moving production to slot like you. some will be happy they said this. striking pictures on the front of the guardian of politicians with their heads in their hands. it could be they were just having a bit of sleep. it is a striking image. we've been led to believe that this was their week. the eurosceptics in the tory party, this is the time they said forget chequers, the land of milk and honey. no deal brexit. this suitis milk and honey. no deal brexit. this sums up how the press conference seemed to go, the clash of egos. steve baker upset that boris was being asked. it was very messy. so this was a press conference at westminster. it helps the government, because all these criticising, what are you going to do

the airbus a-380, with over 500 passengers on board, was isolated from the terminal.any on board wondered what was going on and posted pictures and videos on social media, including the rapper vanilla ice, who spoke to the blast. >> they came in with paramedics and everything. they checked our temperature. they made us fill out a health report. and i'm just like, "wow, what is going on?" d reporter: medical staff checked every passenger and crew member before letting them off the plane. of the 100 originally complaining of symptoms, ten were sent to a hospital-- seven of them crew members-- and nine refused medical care. the rest went on their way. >> it was just gross. >> reporter: erin sykes had noticed many passengers were ill before takeoff. >> people were coughing. the first thing i did when i got on the plane was actually ask the stewardess for a mask. she said that there were none on board, but it was that obvious and audible that people were really sick. ne reporter: one possibility is that some passengers got on board already infected by the flu virus. jeff,

and will shejoin me in paying tribute to airbus for their amendment to the uk?um and steel industry told leaders of opposition parties, with the exception of the leader of the labour party, who refused to attend, that thousands ofjobs are to be put at risk by the british government‘s brexit policies and threadbare industrial strategy. is it not the case that she is prepared to dole out p 45s to manufacturing workers simply in order to appease the brexit extremists in her own party? it couldn't be further from the case. what we have put forward in the chequers plan is a plan that delivers on the result of the referendum, ensures we take control of our money, borders and laws, but does so in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods, across the uk. government has given support to the steel industry in a number of ways and the industrial strategy is about ensuring that we have a healthy manufacturing industry in this country, but manufacturing industry for the future providing the high skilled jobs for the future and the skills for people for the future. the prime m

after dozens of passengers had reported feeling ill with flu-like symptoms in flight, the airbus a-308h over 500 passengers on board was isolated on the terminal. many wondered what was going on and posted pictures and videos on social media, including the rapper vanilla ice, who spoke to the blast. >> they came in with paramedics and everything. they checked our temperature. they made us fill out a health report. and i'm just like, wow, what is going on? >> reporter: medical staff checked every passenger and crew member before letting them off the plane. of the 100 originally complaining of symptoms, ten were sent to a hospital. seven of them crew members, and nine refused medical care. the rest went on their way. >> it was just -- >> reporter: erin sykes noticed many passengers were ill before take off. >> the first thing i did before i got on the plane was ask the stewardess for a mask. she said there were none on board. people were really sick. >> reporter: one possibility is that some passengers got on board already infected by the flu virus. jeff, some of them had been visiting m

when do we get to the point that they are trying airbus, not bowing?n is it clear that there is an economic impact that will affect workers in the u.s., and the white house will have to react? craig: with the adverse discussions, i think it is hard for china to switch entirely. guy: there is a political story as well. craig: of course. if china does up things and targets u.s. corporate's aggressively operating in china, arrange one official boycotts -- unofficial boycotts, then you worry about it. the u.s. has been providing financial support to affected industries. you have support for farmers for example. vonnie: you also say it is only a 0.4% hit to gdp, but they will not let that number go below 6%. that will be difficult to manage. craig: sure, but they did have a little firepower left. if you look at the monetary side, and interjection of raw liquidity is at about 16% at the moment. about a decade ago, would have been closer to 6%. there are a lot of cuts they can implement. rates are higher than in the u.s. the official debt to gdp from the gove

if you had dinner tonight with your friends and you asked them how many aeroplanes and airbus built lastone time. people want to travel. the chinese growth alone is 7%.m terms of your success, you are a very successful com pa ny terms of your success, you are a very successful company but not a household name by any means and people like lufthansa and british airways are your competitors, they make these parts and sell it to others. had you manage to compete? is it jawed longevity, others. had you manage to compete? is itjawed longevity, as you have been doing it since the 1930s and people know it? it is bad, we are private, we have our own dynamic. we are people focus, we have our supply chain and our customers. it has proven to be successful, just to maintain our independence. thank you for coming in and being on business live, it is really interesting. believe it or not, it is ten years... shall we say it one more time, ten years! it‘s ten years since the financial crash that rocked the world. companies were destroyed, jobs were lost and lives wrecked. and the impact is still being fe

airbus a3e 747's and 40's. most when it comes to rising oil prices.fthansa ticking down today, more than the others. another reason why they have had a down day is bmw is down sharply. bmw warned back in august. it came out again today and talked about problems with trade. this is the big fear for european carmakers. the president of the united states was talking about china and tariffs and he will turn his attention to what is happening to the european car story. bmw coming out and crystallizing that a little bit today. that has been a factor. the other thing i want to finish off with is what is happening in terms of volumes in europe. huge spike that we get in liquidity toward the end of the session. you see the his liquidity spiked we get. if you want to execute a trade, this is what happens. -- at bigger spike than the end of the day. that is a look at the european markets at the close. : the dollar index softening a little bit post the president's u.n. ga speech. we will more likely than not see a 25 basis point hike. crude oil has been a round-t

the curb outside the airport around 1:30 a.m., left the car running and soon after was on the empty airbus 321 undergoing maintenance. two technicians tackled him, tried holding him to the ground but he broke free and took off on the tarmac. after checking for explosives but finding none, police towing the suspect's car away. >> oh, my god. is he okay? >> reporter: just last month, a baggage handler stole this passenger airliner, taking off and performing dangerous stunts and loops before crashing. >> this is a bigger airplane, much tougher to fly, much tougher to take off. >> although the suspect made it on the plane, he never got inside the cockpit. the joint terrorism task force is among agencies investigating. there is still no word on a motive and airport officials say they're puzzled. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> investigators say that that man was unarmed, wasn't carrying any explosives and no links to terror groups have been discovered. >> which makes the motive a little more confusing. >>> all right. when we come back, colten gets a head start on season 22 of "the bachelor.

in the fight against irregular migration but nobody here is willing to discuss the topic with us airbus ryan mittal and industry groups decline or ignore our request for interviews. but we know their lobbyists are busy working behind the scenes thanks to the efforts of the arms industry's most important e.u. lobby organization the aerospace and defense industries association or. five hundred million euros of the e.u. budget have been diverted to fund research and development of new military technology. we then get a surprise call former german minister for economic cooperation and development has granted us the first interview of his post political career he now works for germany's biggest arms producer. where he's in charge of global strategy development. you can secure thousands of kilometers of borders in libya and egypt with foot patrols adequate protection demands the implementation of technology to. technological protection doesn't always take the shape of walls or fences technological protection can also comprise a sensor by a surveillance system ground radar or aerial objects. a