, airbus is struggling with deliveries.g about airbus or boeing, collectively we need to make sure the industry is working. and everyone including boeing's competitors wants to see boeing back on its feet so we can get aircraft back in the sky. hat aircraft back in the sky. not much choice _ aircraft back in the sky. not much choice with _ aircraft back in the sky. not much choice with that duopoly. thank you. the latest of what we have learnt today with boeing. to the fast food giant mcdonald's now — whose shares have dropped some 6% in trading today. this comes after the us centres for disease control and prevention said it was investigating an e—coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's burgers in north america. michelle fleuryjoins us live from new york. what is going on? mcdonald's was meant — what is going on? mcdonald's was meant to _ what is going on? mcdonald's was meant to be _ what is going on? mcdonald's was meant to be one - what is going on? mcdonald's was meant to be one of - what is going on? mcdonald's was meant t

that's the competing airbus -- aircraft airbus a320.we just discussed, airbus is not able to capitalize on those woes on the way that they should. boeing has their numbers a couple of days early. they delivered the 33 aircraft. a bit of a surprise because as i said, production is pretty much closed down. but they managed to eek out some of them in storage or that they had cleared before production closed down in the middle of september. right now boeing is at a very tough spot. they just suspended talks with the unions over the new labor agreement. windows will resume is unclear. but, at the moment, no production at boeing whatsoever in terms of the cash cow 737. really, both companies are in a very tough spot but for somewhat different reasons. tom: bloomberg's aviation editor and leader benedikt with the later on airbus. the numbers coming through and how it positions them versus boeing who faces its own challenges. benny, thank you. coming up, hurricane milton makes landfall in florida. we will bring you the latest on this storms pat

airbus, we can have a monopoly in airtransport. 0r airbus, we can have a monopoly in air transport.litical aerospace dynamics and mix it into the forefront of the 919 and some of the leading chinese aircraft makers into the market. so we're on the cusp of complete whole new revival and revolution. so i would like to be a little positive about this, i would like to see a stronger boeing, but it doesn't seem likely. in other news — workers at a samsung electronics' factory in the southern indian state of tamil nadu have called off a month—long strike.according to the union leading the protests, samsung management has now decided to engage with workers on all key demands like higher wages, medical insurance and better facilities.around 1,500 workers in the city had participated in the strike, which was one of the largest the south korean technology giant had seen in recent years. as you may have noticed, this week we've been following developments at the paris motor show, with the help of our roving correspondent, theo leggett. he's spoken to some of the biggest names in the business —

meanwhile airbus�* rival boeing has been facing a lot of headwinds.r is looking to raise up to $35 billion while at the same time dealing with industrial action by more than 30,000 workers. the company also plans to layoff around 17,000 workers from next month. despite those efforts to reduce costs, aviation analyst mark martin isn't convinced about boeing will turn things around. these are second or third—generation workers. it's not just third—generation workers. it's notjust this, but third—generation workers. it's not just this, but they want better work quality standards, they want better safety standards, they want greater accountability with boeing. boeing is not willing to commit. if you're going to get rid of them, where are you going to get those people from? because we know how unions work, the work is going, the word is going to spread like wildfire and nobody is going to join boeing. there are no takers, their deliveries and delayed, they didn't have a value proposition, and it's going to come out and about 2k months from now. so this is,

ai airbus is in a good place. airbus is delivering a quality product. people really want and come to dominate the asian market which is important for growth. that is likely to continue, you know, here into the future as far as customers go, it hasn't been devastating. southwest earlier this year back in march, you know, talked down guidance because they weren't going to get planes. the industry has been able to run the existing planes harder we've seen this. united is doing this successfully it ends up being a big win for the leasing companies who come out of this looking really, really good and in a strong pricing position. >> peter, almost out of time a very quick answer from you if you don't mind this will crisis for boeing lead to more customers shifting to airbus long term >> we don't think so likely. you know, it's -- it's complicated because you have to train all your pilots on one plane. these efficiency in that running an airline, low margin business, and suddenly mixing in new planes, particularly if you are a smaller plane. a major carrier, u

meanwhile airbus' rival boeing has been facing a lot of headwinds. to raise up to $35 billion while at the same time dealing with industrial action by more than 30,000 workers. the company also plans to lay—off around 17,000 workers from next month. despite those efforts to reduce costs, aviation analyst mark martin isn't convinced about boeing turning things around. these are a second or third—generation worker. we have seen boeing in the 70s and �*805. it's have seen boeing in the 70s and �*80s. it's notjust the pay they are talking about, the reason why they're not coming on the table as they want better work quality standards. they want better safety standards, they want greater accountability with boeing. this is about accountability. though not willing to commit. if you're going to get rid of them, where are you going to get the people from? because we know how unions work, the word is going to spread like wildfire, and nobody is going tojoin boeing. i'm not sure how good or bad it is but the row no takers for the 77 max, there are delivery is

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>> reporter: it has airbus with 8,000 planes on backlog. those airlines really want the new planes.ircraft have to furlough some of the crews because they don't have the planes they want to get because of boeing issues. orders coming in and with all of the safety checks in place and the incident with boeing earlier this year. they have all of the checks and they need to have knowsthose in place. it is a challenge for the aircraft makers. >> charlotte, thanks so much for joining us. >>> moving on, gsk agreed to pay up to $2.2 billion to settle 80,000 lawsuits involving its discontinued heart burn drug over cancer. gsk will pay $70 million to settle a related whistleblower lawsuit in connecticut. the firm continues to deny any wrongdoing under the deal. >>> more bad news for german autos, bmw posting a 13% sales plunge in the quarter. mercedes-benz fared better with q3 china sales fell just13% on the year. sales at givaudan rose fell. the giant said it saw growth in all markets. earnings per share is expected to decline 1% on the year after the first positive period since 2022 in the

last year, at least 40 years old airbus planes were registered, some of which were fatal.ay, the minister of health met with the ambassadors of japan and belarus . in these meetings, dr. zafar qandi emphasized the expansion of cooperation in the field of scientific exchanges and the exchange of medicine and medical equipment. we have made proposals to japan and they are ready to cooperate so that we can supply the necessary items and equipment needed by the country in the field of medicine. our conversation with the belarusian ambassador was that we do periodic evaluations we will have public universities where our students go, and we hope that it will be of the same standard and quality. to provide the necessary facilities for the field of medical education. also , we are reaching results regarding drug exchanges with belarus, so that we can export drugs to this country . the cremation of two security martyrs in razavi khorasan and golestan. the body of the security martyr hossein mushfaq khakpuri after the cremation in azad city of golestan in gulzar of martyrs of zainab

waiting in the wings, a chinese company which has a plane that rivals the 737 max and the airbus a320t, but a week boeing would create an avenue into the wider market for the chinese company. wider market for the chinese company-— japan heads to the polls this weekend, and an acute labour shortage is one of many challenges facing the economy. it's estimated that the country will lack 11 million workers by 2040. whilst help may be on the way in the forms of robots, al or immigration, there's a new and growing industry that's forcing a change to the country's inflexible labour market. mariko oi reports. imagine this — a reversejob interview where the worker gets to choose who they want to work for. this short film went viral on social media injapan this year, as the labour crunch shifted the power balance between employers and employees. now, what ifjob hunters could skip the interview process altogether and forget about the resume? timee is a matchmaking app for gig workers and employers, founded in 2018 it has nearly 300,000 businesses registered on the platform with some nine million

the airbus 321 reported smoke in the cockpit. when they landed passengers noticed the plane was on fire. maggie vespa has the story. >> reporter: stunning video of a plane on fire on the runway after a mysterious midair emergency led to what airport officials call a hard landing in las vegas. >> we have no communication with the pilot whatsoever, his radios are out. we have no communication with the pilot. >> reporter: the ntsb and faa are investigating after the faa says frontier airlines flight 1326 from san diego to las vegas made an emergency landing after reporting smoke in the cockpit. passengers remember severe turbulence as the airbus 321 approached the runway. >> you felt a drop? >> yeah, we landed and it was so hard i felt it through my body. just seconds after that i told her, i think it's on fire. >> reporter: lucas and island droe watched as firefighters doused the plane, adding they waited on board for close to an hour, finally evacuated by firefighters. they say they saw the plane's tires blown out. frontier saying

when it comes to airbus, a surprise leadership change in the plane making business.apping the chief of german engine maker lars wagner for the job. this as profits moved higher than expected on the back of the 5% increase in sales. airbus investors seem to be enjoying those announcements with the shares now at this stage up 2.8%. as i highlighted earlier, we talked about maersk with the strong third quarter and revised the global container market growth outlook to the top of the range at 6%. now, ebidta came in at $4.8 billion in the third quarter driven by higher rates and exports out of china. important remark there in terms of what they're seeing in the chinese market. shares, however, marginally below the flat line. in the auto industry, stellantis posted a 27% year on year decline in third quarter revenue to 33 billion euro. that is better than what analyst analysts were expecting. it confirmed its full-year guidance. shares up almost 1% in the italian bourse. >>> when it comes to the euro market, we discussed this earlier on squawk, ab inbev coming in above exp

never team. airbus located deep in the big desert is the largest and most critical air force base. and israel, i drove 70 miles south to the highly sensitive air force installation immune to document the under reported and potentially embarrassing destruction. plenty of main stream media reports freely reported on is rarely military and intelligence facilities coming under attack. but none of them got in trouble with local authorities for their coverage. for example, here's the video by the american p. b s channel revealing the location of one such striking telling me this is the impact site for one of those are ronnie and ballistic missiles. and if you see the size of this crater that's about 30 feet deep, that white building back there about 1500 feet behind me, is the headquarters of the spies and see the massage. journalist robert in la cash told us that is really israel target's reporters who are caring what it sees as the wrong side of the story. i think that the israel is, are having a huge problem with censoring certain information. coming out of a battle zones is riley's,

. >> airbus makes a great airplane. maria: airbus has really cut into market share at boeing.is a sad situation because boeing was one of the great american companies and now you're seeing airbus, foreign companies, take the business. >> yeah. it's upsetting. excuse me. one of the things -- one of the themes that has always served me well as an investor, when great companies stumble you buy them, which is why i bought boeing. i've waited two years and made e zero money. evidence eventually great companies get it right. you've got to wait a long time. maria: let's get the numbers. >> couple of things here. this is all crossing at once. what i'm seeing is for the third quarter a loss of $6.17 billio. and this is incredible. the per share loss for the earnings per share is 997. the revenue came in at 17.8 billion. so it came in a little bit under the expectation. but it is that overall loss that is really a little jarring to see but that's because, guys, of this strike. also, that earnings per share is a little bit better than what the street was looking for but still it's a loss

never team. airbus located deep in the big desert is the largest and most critical air force base. and israel, i drove 70 miles south to the highly sensitive air force installation immune to document the under reported and potentially embarrassing destruction. plenty of mainstream western media outlets freely reported on idea of face as being targeted by iran. but none of them fell a file of israeli authorities for their coverage. for example, here's the video from a report by an american, by the american and p b. s channel revealing the location of one such strikes. this is the impact site for one of those are ronnie and ballistic missiles. and if you see the size of this crater that's about 30 feet deep, that white building back there about 1500 feet behind me, is the headquarters of the spies and see the massage or the get more on the story we're drawing live now by journalist robert le cash, thanks a lot for joining us. robert. so why do you think jeremy le franco was the only journalist to face such serious repercussions for just doing his job on the story on that story and hi

there isn't many options between boeing and airbus and there has been that stress on the supply chainr boeing, they may come under even more pressure. not so much from shareholders, but from customers to resolve the strike. we don't see any hint on whether boeing will really move forward, offering bigger pay raises in order to resolve the strike. that will be critical if they will arrest this cash grab. tom: denny lee, our aviation reporter with the details. danny, thank you. let's get back to the china story because the headlines are also the finance minister. this is the piece of the puzzle investors have been waiting for on china. we've had the monetary policy, we had the central bank action. what's come through for the fiscal support for the economy. the ministry of finance will be giving a briefing on saturday in beijing and there will be a lot of scrutiny with the briefing at to what extent they come through for additional fiscal measures. there's a market reaction. they heavy losses we stop -- saw at the start of the session, the csi 300, they have paired those losses. still do

for airbus and tend to be the most profitable programs.d execution and deliveries on the max. on the wide-body franchise, boeing continues to enjoy a strong in addition that market. boeing's always had a strong position certainly in the freighter market. there, it's basically sort of equal footing relative to airbus. maybe even a little slight edge still to boeing. on the max, and a320 a structure reset in market share, of course, incumbency is important in this industry and think about down the road future aircraft, gets much easier to sell replacement than convert a new customer. there's a reset. doesn't mean boeing can't hit cash flow targets. >> the big question i was going to ask. customers set in their ways. set up their entire operation to work with boeing, the boeing infrastructure. any customer defections you've heard of or rumblings to that effect? because that would be a much bigger game changer that once that's gone it's probably really hard to change it? >> yeah. you're right. switching costs are incredibly expensive for airli

the us federal aviation administration announced that the airbus 321 plane with 197 passengers from san diego to las vegas caught fire. officials said that none of the passengers were seriously injured in this incident. the ministry of interior of pakistan announced the arrest of 564 supporters of imran khan's tehreek-e-insaf party. the arrest of these people has announced the movement towards islamabad for demonstrations. in the coming days, the capital of pakistan will host the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization and the police of this country blocked the roads leading to islamabad. tunisians went to the polls to elect the president. in addition to the current president, two other people have been nominated in this election. 9 million tunisians have the right to vote. qais saeed, the president of tunisia, five years ago. he was elected with 70% of the votes, but his actions, including the suspension of the parliament, led to the voices of critics. following washington's recent sanctions against four police officers of the country, the commander of the ugandan army authori

quakes that was the airbus ceo there.ing up on the program we are going to break down the labour party's first u.k. budget in more than 14 years. what is it mean for the economy, what does it mean for the market? that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. 6:46 a.m. in london. we are digesting yesterday's budget from the u.k. chancellor rachel reeves. they plan to ramp up public investment in a plan that aims to revive the u.k. economy. a partner at the charter defense, good morning. heine individuals on their u.k. tax affairs. they are off the hook with worried clients. >> we have a lot of worried clients, particularly there is been a lot of speculation, we've seen fears that gdp rates would go to 45%, fears that we have much bigger changes to inheritance tax which would really affect them. in some ways the budget has been a relief. we now know what the changes are we've had announcements on the coming years as well. and they should be wondering what they are shipping next. >> one of

flames started coming out of a frontier airlines jet fire burst from the airbus a321s undercarriage during hard landing there. luckily, no one was hurt. it was scary for people on board, though. crews were waiting on the tarmac at harry reid international airport after the pilots detected smoke and declared an emergency. a ground stop was put in effect for about three hours. >> a group of rescuers celebrated when they brought a dog to safety in the uk. rose, a jack russell terrier, fell about 25ft through a crack in a rock face and was stuck there for a week. the volunteer rescuers stepped in when local crews called the operation too risky. rose has fully recovered and is now back with her owner. >> look at little rose. >> owners must be so relieved, so happy. >> coming up, the record setting crash at talladega. the number of drivers involved in the biggest crash in nascar history. >> later in the mix, the most adorable thing you'll see all day. brace yourself for a cuteness overload. you're watching world news no >> fire! >> yeah! he's such a fire. and then. >> it was time for sports news

intelligence and police are looking into it this spokesperson went on to say that the driver is an airbus really who lives 30 to 45 minutes from the scene of this incident. and said that there are bad injuries, some are in very difficult condition. so that's essentially what we've heard. he also mentioned that the driver was neutralized at those age. people have been killed by the latest is really as like an off shot to come west of guys. the city is a seizure. the north is not, and it's the 23rd day. at least the 35 people were killed in bed like here on saturday, off of the is really on the targeted 5 buildings in the north of the strip. another 10 people were killed in a separate attack, which was also in bethlehem. as well as long as you walk into the town of comma in northern israel, 3 people have reportedly been injured is really armies. this has ball a launch to $75.00 rockets towards the upper and central gallery. it runs supremely, the ayatollah of your company has made his 1st official remarks on israel strikes on the country for a rainy and military personnel killed, with a 100

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the airbus 320 reported smoke in the cockpit.sengers described severe turbulence as they approached the runway. and when the plane landed, it caught fire, and it was quickly put out and no one was hurt. but passengers were stuck on the plane for nearly an hour before being evacuated. a ground stop was in effect at las vegas international airport for nearly three hours. the faa is investigating the cause of the incident. >>> turning now to another scare in the air. a pilot passed out on a small plane, forcing the only passenger on board to take the controls and land. nbc's dana griffin has the details. >> reporter: miracle in the air. >> are you with me? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: an air traffic controller talking an inexperienced passenger through piloting a twin-engine aircraft when the pilot lost consciousness midair. >> okay. so make sure you add a little bit of power. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a flight from las vegas to the central coast turned into an all hands on deck operation to get the plane safely on the grou

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passengers remember severe turbulence as the airbus 321 approached the runway. you felt a drop?eah. we landed and it was so hard i felt it from my body. just seconds after that, i told her i think it's on fire. >> reporter: they watched as firefighters doused the plane, adding they waited onboard for close to an hour. finally evacuated by firefighters, they say they saw the plane's tires blown out. frontier saying no injuries were reported. after reviewing emergency communications to and from the cockpit, nbc news aif gags analyst and former faa investigator believes this case will be complex. >> i think this was a very serious incident. something happened in that cockpit that created smoke and really challenged that flight crew. >> reporter: a midair scare leaving unanswered questions on the ground. maggie vespa, nbc news. >>> with just a month until election day, former president trump and vice president harris are now ramping up their push to reach voters. aaron gilchrist is traveling with the former president in battleground wisconsin. aaron, good evening? >> reporter: the f

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. >> reporter: watch as flames spew from the airbus 321 as it hits the tarmac. >> it's a very hard landing. followed by a lot of shaking in the plane. >> we were just in shock. we're like, you see this on movies and shows. but you don't expect it to happen to you. >> reporter: the incident happening saturday around 3:15 in the afternoon. >> putting out a fire. >> reporter: after a short flight from san diego, carrying 190 passengers and 7 crew members, landed at harry reid international airport. the pilot declaring an emergency after detecting smoke in the cockpit. >> everyone remain seated. >> reporter: one of the passengers capturing this dramatic video as part of the plane was covered in flames. the wheel melted, firefighters dousing the flames. federal investigators sending the cockpit voice recorder and flight data to the ntsb lab in washington, d.c. for evaluation. and a lot of shaken passengers, but frontier airlines says that no injuries were reported and the cause tonight still under investigation. linsey. >> linsey: relieved everyone is okay. zohreen, thank you. there's still muc

system would it be ready at his boss that they also targeted a type beers they said it was a, an airbus, sorry, a military base in type years. uh, they sent rockets over that and again they landed as a pos, an inch of that. but this house does that show that know most of what kind of blurs hezbollah has experience in the past couple of weeks. they're still able to reach deep into is ray, the territory deep into this? this port city is a big port city. ask my how to junction sides. there are hundreds of thousands people living there. it's also an important mid it tree area. so it's still proving that it does have that kind of range. and it said the reason it's doing that is because of the continuous flow. so all it systems inside of lebanon, we know at least 2000 people have been killed and also the continuous cutting of posting and cap on. the definitely seems like the trying to send a message to israel as we have now and said that one year anniversary since the october 7 a time. cuz i was carried out by how my son also of the beginning of the will on goal is to thank you very much for

intelligence and police are looking into it this spokesperson went on to say that the driver is an airbus really who lives 30 to 45 minutes from the scene of this incident. and said that there are bad injuries, some are in a very difficult condition. so that's essentially what we've heard. he also mentioned that the driver was neutralized when he was in the truck. now beyond that, we know that this is an area that is close to a military base. we also know that this is an area that is close to one of the headquarters of the most sod. there's still a lot of information that's coming in. one of the things that's been key with regard to this incident is trying to ascertain whether or not the police believe this to be a terrorist attack. there had been report earlier closer when it happened, emerging in these really press, quoting unnamed sources saying that it was believed to be a terrorism attack. now, as we understand it from the emergency services, also from this police spokesperson, the incident is still under investigation. they believe that it might indicate that this is a terrorism att

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airbus is joining boeing in cost cutting measures. european plane maker will cut up to 2,500 jobs in the defense and space division. that's equivalent about 7% of the workforce. the company decided it needs to step up to adapt to what it called an increasingly difficult space market. caroline: stick with space. ast space mobile is building the first only cellular broadband network from space. working with giants like at&t, google, verizon, and more. that's the biggest competitor to spacex in the direct to sell business. to discuss this is president scott wisniewski who joins us in the studio. many are trying to work out how realistic. you have slights in the space. there are more to be built. plenty more. how are you on this journey? scott: we have been at this -- thank you for having us. we have been at this for seven years. now network is purpose built for the space base cellular band opportunity. we have been working with many of these operators for over five years now. you mentioned a few. we have many more abroad as well. so for

all 190 passengers and crew on the airbus jet got off using airstairs. the cause of this is still under investigation. san francisco's alcatraz island has been temporarily closed since thursday due to a power outage. the cause unspecified by officials. the historic prison, which is not connected to mainland electrical or water grids, relies on 1000 solar panels. the island is the fifth most popular tourist attraction in the city, and draws up to 1.7 million visitors a year. alcatraz main prison is set to undergo a major renovation, which is expected to be completed in the summer of 2027. still ahead tonight, we'll take a look at an east bay park that served as a chemical dumping site. how a new survey is examining the risks and how drones are being used to detect radiation. >> i'm spencer christian. we are approaching day seven of our autumn heat wave, and that may not be the final day. i'll have east bay park looking for signatures of radiation. to understand how it may have wound up there, you have to turn the clock back to a dark time for san francisc

i went to check in on the shares quickly of airbus., they are gaining after announcing earnings reiterating its goal for aircraft deliveries in 2024. the ceo is on the close later today. you are not going to want to miss that conversation. that does it for bloomberg markets. fascinating day in markets and a lot happening after the close. earnings season is on. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna nee

term if i could own all those other stocks globally, companies like mercedes, point a the, siemens, airbusrather own all of those except for seven stocks in the u.s. that, arguably at this point, are somewhat overvalued. stuart: i take your point. i just can't remember a time when a small group of stocks dominated the global economy so much. i've never seen anything like that before ever. >> i would say do -- stuart: and you're younger than me. >> am i? [laughter] stuart: yes, you are. >> maybe a year to two. it's a fair point, but i think bottom line here is it also speaks to the there's an overconcentration to where where investors are putting money today. stuart: got it. google's up 6% as we speak. ryan, thanks very much, indeed. >>> trump laying out a new plan to deal with migrant gangs and cartels. >> under my administration we will be seizing thes assets of the criminal gangs and drug cartels -- [applause] and we will use those assets to create a compensation fund to provide restitution for the victims of migrant crime. stuart: all right. we're going to is ask the national border pat

the redesign of a long haul international plane, the airbus airbus a350.>> tom brady is adding another accolade to his impressive football resume. the nfl has approved brady's minority stake in the las vegas raiders. brady, along with a group that includes nfl hall of famer richard seymour, will buy a 10% stake in the raiders. notably, this also makes it official that another comeback for brady as a player would not be possible as owners are not able to play brady, who currently announces games for fox sports, can continue in that role. but with some restrictions set by the nfl. now that includes a ban on production meetings. brady also cannot attend in person or online gatherings with staff leading up to a game. he also will have no access to team facilities, players and coaches, and brady is not allowed to watch team practices as he prepares for the broadcast, but he will be able to broadcast raiders games. brady signed a ten year deal with fox sports back in 2022. this is his first season on the mic in the booth. brady released a statement about his sta

you can't just switch to airbus and say, well, i didn't get the deliveries e expected last month.ly important, stuart? these striking employees, they rejected a 35% pay increase. can you imagine the arrogance, right? if they're under a microare scope for baking a bad product, and -- making a bad product, and they're offeringed a 35% pay raise and they reject it? i think that that's arrogant. stuart: we've got intel and boeing both crumbling, and that's not good for our country. >> no, but i have bought intel. i think they're getting it together. apollo, the investment firm, wants to invest $5 billion and simultaneously, qualcomm, which is waiting on the outcome of the election to make an announcement, is thinking of buying the company. so, you know, there's value there, stuart. stuart: got it. thanks, adam. democrats are getting nervous that trump is beating harris in key voting groups. >> when you flip a group from going +5 biden to now +1 trump, that's the type of movement donald trump loves the see, and it's the type of movement that gives democrats some agitation -- stuart: tr

that -- airbus is too.or the aftermarket which is about a 700 percent of ge's business -- 700%. very high profit margins dub 70%. as production slows down which is something we think is going to happen for a couple years, helps ge's profit margins. charles: you gave us a lot of information and referenced airplane. >> it's a great movie. charles:s it is. thanks a lot. jay powell family said that data, they're going to use data to guide them. a lot of folks are saying you didn't really use it for the 50 basis point move, so what are they going to use? we'll ask michelle girard, i think he's got an idea or two. we'll be right back. ♪ fireball ♪ ♪ ♪ when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ the world needs more metals to empower a growing population. west red lake gold is embracing the opportunity with unmatched expe

. >> this aircraft on landing, an airbus 321 had all sorts of sparks around the main gear.hat we also don't know is whether or not it was a result of a hard landing or something else. >> reporter: right, and they'll be looking into that in an investigation. i have a statement here from the airline. frontier says in part, no injuries are reported. there were 190 passengers, 7 crew members on board. the cause of the incident is under investigation, and of course, the faa is taking lead on that investigation, gio. >> gio: so glad that no one was injured. phil, thank you so much. >>> now to our special coverage here on "gma." southeast strong, and the urgent recovery efforts in helene's devastating aftermath. the damage we've seen is beyond comprehension. we are here in marshall, north carolina, right now, and you can see what's happening here. it really does look like a ghost town, but yesterday we spent the day in a remote town just about an hour south of here where many residents feel forgotten and members of the community are jumping into action. this morning, helene's deva

it's a great american company, but it's suffering compared to its main competitor, airbus. >> how long do you think this strike goes on for? >> i hope it comes to a conclusion in the next week or two. and i think the labor secretary and the administration will be further involved than they are now, i'm told. >> all right, congressman, we got to leave it there. we covered a lot of ground. i know you got a busy week and a half ahea so hank u.s. and south korea say there's evidence there are at least 3000 north korean troops training with russian military at several locations. russian president vladimir putin did not confirm the presence of north korean troops, but russia has just ratified a pact with north korea for mutual military assistance. white house is calling the move very serious. they say if the troops do go into combat, they would be legitimate military targets. and for more insight, let's bring in retired marine corps intelligence officer hal kempfer. hal, good afternoon and great to have you with us. >> great to be here, frank. >> all right. at first blush, what's your reacti

and want to do the time and get out but when he watched the movie top gun in 1986 edges of the airbusspilled coffee on it so come i liked what he was doing. ended up not being an air loss but something similar. >> and i think you described in your remarks but there is a whole juice arc of the story of this command. it starts with before you come on the ship you mentioned some of the sailors before they came on they were reduced to tears by the notion they're going on the eisenhower. you yourself that use this as an object lesson when you work on another ship. tell me about that. >> i part of the problem. when i was -- [inaudible] don't want to be like ike. i was using them as an example. i contributed to that reputation problem. i don't know why that is. i just i think i picked the eisenhower -- [inaudible] first went to look at. it was an old ship at that time -- [inaudible] -- so yeah, that was my fault. but it was more than that. not any of their own fault. i mean the age of the ship they can do anything about that but they had been through a lot with covid of climates where you're

. >> airbus plans to cut as many as 2500 jobs at its defense and space division.laymakers attempted to streamline a business that has been racking of charges and suffering from competition. people familiar say that airbus is still evaluating options on how to downsize that business and is in discussions with unions about the job cuts. adidas has raised its profit targets for the third consecutive quarter thanks to a boom in demand for its retro sneakers. it now expects operating profits of $1.3 billion but as you can see, shares remain low by about 3%. investors effected the company to raise guidance after the receipt outperformance especially when compared with nike. shares are up nearly 27% year-to-date. tom brady has been approved by the nfl to buy his stake in the las vegas raiders. they are buying a 10% stake in the team. the former star quarterback is the only broadcaster who is a part owner of an nfl club. he isn't permitted to attend in person or online production meetings, he can have access to team facilities, places or coaches. he also can't criticize o

you may remember boeing airbus, steel tariffs and the like.basically thought that we needed to put those aside, find ways to solve them but at the same time start talking about the industries of the future. what does it mean? well, ai. that's been something we've been spending a lot of time on. or on semiconductors. how do we create early warning systems so we can anticipate natural disasters and the like? if you ask me what sort of my guiding principles are, his work with allies and partners, work with our private sector. and then the third is i have come to the realization that in many cases we are pushing an open door. countries want u.s. investment. can't you want u.s. involvement. for example, the mineral security partnerships is something i've been working on for a long time to work with countries to invest jointly in critical minerals, to finance jointly as well, and to do it in the right way, to follow the right principles. i can't tell you how many times i've gotten a hug from presidents and government officials when i tell them we wa

. >> airbus, we mentioned. boeing is the big one. >> yeah.think that, again, the -- i really got to go back with this jonathan gray thing. these are all the air cover. fed's looking at numbers. there's weakness everywhere. >> the next employment report is going to be weird because of the boeing strike and the hurricanes. >> yeah. and autos are very weak. don't forget autos are very weak, and obviously, one of the candidates, former president trump, would redo the relationship with mexico and that would drive autos up because so many autos are made in mexico. >> you mentioned that today, "the journal" piece is titled, "a second trump presidency stands to radically revolutionize world trade." >> yeah, it does. >> remake world trade. is the market -- druckenmiller yesterday argued that the market is pricing in a trump victory. does that make sense? >> i don't think so. i like stanley. he's a really good guy, he's really smart, but industry-by-industry, there's some -- some things haven't. and one of them is the auto industry, because the auto in

to try to compel the chinese to buy boeing planes instead of airbus. there were only two primary manufacturers in the world of large passenger planes. and united states government was integrating into the business model of one of those two companies. so, the problems at boeing predate any of esg or dei or any of this. the problems that boeing start with, it is inability to function on its own and its reliance on government and politics to make up the difference. this dates back 30 years. >> on the boycott front. suzanne: don't let me down, scott, you are new. scott: to continue the history nerd theme, wars are not may -- won by evacuations. boycotts are fine, right? i think they are the right thing to do if they are sustainable and all of these other categories, but it is not enough you have to get in the fight. if you own shares -- we put together an app, proxy navigator. you can automate your proxy votes so that they are voted the way you want, your values, and our values. it is a very quick process, but you have got to, if you are getting a pension