options what about the jet airways has in front of it?minishing, i would have thought. if you were called they were in talks with a group. now they are going back to seek a better value for the airline. he is also talking to liquidity partners which own 20%. additionalo infuse investment into jet airways, they can go up to 29%. getting shares of he can infuse more money. one thing is clear in this option. they are running out of cash. david: and on that positive note, let's leave it there. thank you. out of mumbai, i had a look at my clock. they are 10 seconds into the cash market in india. let's get a sense where we are. our guest is here with us. what is top of mind today, sir? we are largely saying more consolidation in indian markets right now. while we do see advances, when it comes to the benchmark indices, it is largely range bound. advancing by a little over 0.25%. it is not any different for the banking index, either. when it comes to the broader market index, that is also advancing by just as much. the indian rupee against the u

we've brought hugh back to london's heathrow with al bridger, british airways' top 747 pilot.sed to? this is a big change, of course. flatbed seats. american and most asian carriers have retired the 747 for smaller fuel—efficient craft, but ba revamped these even larger modern ones for five more years. so, this is where you want to come and see, hugh, the flight deck? yes. it's all screens, whereas we had clockwork instruments. it wasn't all clockwork. boeing had installed space—age autopilot, but the british didn't trust it, so put in their own sextants, the things used by sail ships to read the stars. the first three jumbos of the boac had sextants in case the automatic navigation didn't work. is that right? it was used in the apollo project. we would go down a corridor, and on the right would be all the apollo astronauts, those aircrafts because they were going to the moon, and on the other side of the corridor would be the jumbo, because it was the same system. absolutely. there's just something about it, isn't it? it's iconic, it's fabulous and you have a real affinity to

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slow from airway in livermore ( darya ) happening today...yees are back at work and getting paid after the 35-day government shutdown.( james ) the trump administration reached a deal with congress to fund the government until february 15th. john lawrence has the latest. 20-19 started off rough for about 800-thousand government workers.lance avey/epa employee "we went, you know, a month without any sort of income or any sort of knowing what's gonna happen next."on friday president trump agreed to re-open the government, which gets those employees back to work.stephanie doolan/epa employee"i have a really fun job. i mean, we like what we do."however......jerry culley/faa technical operations "we're just hoping and praying that we're not going to be back in this same situation in three or four weeks."the deal that ended the standoff only goes until february 15-th. republican and democratic leaders have until then to come up with a border security proposal.....and trump insists it include money for his long- promised wallsen. marco rubio/r-flori

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will come tohad the rescue of jet airways.carrier stock climbed 16% on monday. david: we are building on those numbers. 28% since monday. let's get more on this deal. sanjay is tracking the story for us. what are we looking at here? irways is the second largest airway -- airline in canada. it is running short on cash. [indiscernible] they need to get some funding. etihad currently owns 24 airlines. the deal will be struck by this weekend. talking, he was including -- speaking with a number of billionaires, and it's good not to exceed. they're willing to raise its stake up to 49%. a deal could be signed by this weekend. yvonne: what does this mean under the conditions? etihad ora set by other investors before the jet airlines board? to beatnvestors wanted the others. they were asking the chairman to step down from the seat. they wanted to see him leave. he is a stumbling block and the revival of jet airways. that was the condition. they wanted him to step down. he could easily be replaced by another. they could revive the secon

public hundreds of people have been taken to shelters ferry services have also been cancelled bangkok airways has stopped all flights to and from sam we airport force costs are predicting to wrench all rain and waves up to four meters high when the storm makes landfall later one russian tourist has already drowned while trying to save his daughter who is struggling in strong waves shares in apple have closed down ten percent in the u.s. trading session since two thousand and thirteen it comes after c.e.o. tim cook surprised investors by announcing it slashing revenue expectations by up to nine billion dollars those are the headlines people and power is next. the week began with the use of ninety day for troops in the tip attack us china trade will the largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is leaving the biggest oil cartel we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's become one of the defining themes of all times a tidal wave of humanity in search of sanctuary from repression poverty in recent years millions have taken to the

the effects of the coming storm bangkok airways the main operator all flights to and from the island has canceled all flights friday but the attention is on hamas officials say tens of thousands of people living in the coastal areas have been moved to a safe place and head of the incoming storm schools for friday some of them are being used as shelters the oil and gas industry has been affected. says more than two thousand workers. have been moved as a precautionary measure topical storm. the storm and outside of the monsoon season for about yet. say it's unlikely to strengthen into a mine that sustained rainfall over a couple of hours may be enough to cause flooding but the infrastructure may find it difficult to cope with. a joint investigation by al-jazeera and the intercept has revealed the u.s. military stepped up its bombing campaign against isis that's off to president trump's decision to withdraw american troops before eleven people were killed in u.s. led strikes in northern syria in i still controlled territory brazil's new president has held his first full cabinet meeting

(ken) 155 passengers and crew on a u-s airways flight survived a water landing in the ice cold hudsonafter some geese struck the plane's engines.(pam)pilot "sully" sullenberger was hailed a hero for successfully landing the crippled jet.c-n-n's randi kaye takes a look back at the miracle on the hudson. nats: "we've got some breaking news that's coming into us right now..."just 3 and a half minutes after the birds hit and the engines failed... 155 passengers and crew... landed in the hudson river.kaye: "weren't you terrified to hear him say brace for impact?"pam: "my heart was beating so loudly in my chest and through my ears. i couldn't hear."pam seagle and steve o'brien were on board.we talked with them at the carolina's aviation museum in the shadow of their us airways jet.o'brien: "i was in 15c, which is about four down from the door right there on the aisle."steve and pam first met when they both ended up in the freezing hudson river. o'brien: "i thought that we should just get away from the plane, that it could explode or sink."surveillance camera caught them swimming in the rive

this means more pressure for jet airways.y lost up quite a bit, and we are expecting more pressure today. just getting to the house of representatives in congress, one bit of legislation funding homeland security got past. a vote for the rest of the government, for funding through the fiscal year, that is the position at the moment. news coming through the house democrats suggesting they have enough votes to pass that spending bill. watching, a we are reprieve in the government shutdown. ♪ ♪ you are back with bloomberg markets and the installment of battle of the charts. our two guests will be pitting their charts against one another. viewers can access their charts by running the function that the autumn of your screen. yvonne: let's go with andrew. >> thanks. with this chart, i'm highlighting the vulnerability of the south korean won. showingthe top panel the close relationship with the offshore yuan. as you know there is more monetary easing, which is widely expected in china, which is likely to weaken the yuan, which in t

does he take to the airways? do we give him the airways? do we believe him?> some question if there is a crisis at all, as the president has claimed. >> there is not a crisis at the border, it is a manufactured crisis for the president to get political whammy. >> crisis can have a very elastic definition. >> he is determined to convince you there is a crisis of the border, even though an intelligence official told cnn "no one is saying this is a crisis except them." >> sean: the coverage got worse on fake news cnn, get this, according to a local station in san diego, after requesting a local reporter to go on cnn to discuss a local view on the border, the so-called facts first network, they spike the segment after discovering the reporters pro wall reporting. cnn is saying it is a nonstory. okay. tonight, we have an important question for democrats and their friends in the media, who are calling the emergency at our southern border a manufactured crisis. this is an important question. we have been asking, is this in the best interest for america? is this good

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airways flight survived a water landing in the icy hudson river after a flock of geese struck the enginesllenberger was hailed as a hero. randy kaye talked to passengers on the flight. she's live for us in charlotte with more. i can't believe it's been ten years. >> it's hard to believe. remember the day it happened. as you said, it was ten years ago today and the radar was clear as flight 1549 took off from laguardia headed to charlotte, north carolina. suddenly a flock of birds struck the plane, disabling both engines. they were losing altitude very quickly. the air traffic controller said to the pilot you must head back to laguardia. the captain said there wasn't time. he made the hudson river his runway. >> we have breaking news coming in right now. >> reporter: just three and a half minutes after the birds hit and the engines failed, 155 passengers and crew landed in the hudson river. >> weren't you terrified to hear him say brace for impact? >> i heard brace for impact. my heart was beating so loudly in my chest and ears, there was just a ringing in my ears. >> reporter: pam and ste

a bird strike forced pilot and danville resident sully sullenberger to land us airways flight 1549 ine of the river that separates new york and new jersey. "good morning america's" amy robach sat down with sully and a group of passengers next to that plane to reflect on that miracle ten years ago today. >> good to see you. i swear, you guys haven't changed at all. >> it was like a family reunion, lots of hugs and stories to tell. >> i'm barry leonard and i was sitting in 1c. >> i was seated in 20c. >> 12f. >> reporter: passengers from the flight remember where they were ten years ago. their seat number a badge of honor. what's it like being here today in the shadow of this plane? >> surreal. >> appreciation for all these extra days we didn't think we would get. >> reporter: jim whitaker after being rescued remembers helping a panicked mother sitting next to him. he offered to hold home run 9-month-old son. >> the 150 miles an hour hitting that water, it was truly an amazing experience, that that child didn't even cry until we came to a complete stop. >> reporter: the miracle on the hu

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airways flight 1549 took off from laguardia to charlotte. the lives of all 155 people on board would all be changed. >> hit birds lost thrust in both engines. we're returning to laguardia. >> it started smelling a lot like gasoline. a couple minutes after that, the pilot said you guys have to brace for a hard impact. that's when everyone started saying prayers. >> it was intense, sudden, 100 seconds after takeoff we were suddenly confronted with this challenge of a lifetime. >> reporter: air traffic controllers jumping into action to find a quick landing site. >> kcactus 1529. >> reporter: too far to return to laguardia, controllers suggesting an emergency landing at near by teetserboro airport. >> we had only a few moments to decide where on the earth's surface we should land. ly i had to make sure that happened in the best possible place, and it happened to be here. the only place smooth enough, wide enough to attempt to land a large airliner. >> reporter: this was your landing strip. >> we made a runway out of a river. >> reporter: inside

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