american company boeing and european giant airbus.he deal is worth billions of dollars and the largest in history. air india is india's largest international airline and second largest domestic. this is part of an ongoing effort to turn the airline around. it was run by the government for decades -- losses and debt. last year, one of india's oldest conglomerates took it over. the company says it can expect the first batch of planes to arrive by the end of the year. >> the deal struck by air india is part of an ambitious overhaul by the tata group. the countries largest conglomerate has ordered 250 planes from airbus and another 220 jets from boeing. it is expecting demand to continue to rise for the new planes -- rise. the new planes will add more long-distance roots. boeing projects passenger traffic in india will increase 7% annually in the next two decades. all this comes as the nations airline business is booming, the government planning to build 80 new airports in the next five years. ♪ >> joining us from london is andrew charlto

i'm boeing. will it be a game changer for its travel industry? i'm can the airline break the dominance of major gulf carriers? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting abigail. it's the biggest deal in the history of civil aviation. india's largest international carrier air india is seeking to reinvent itself by expanding its operations and modernizing its fleets. it's reached a multi $1000000000.00 landmark deal to buy $470.00 new aircraft from air bus. i'm boeing a record for the industry, the french president to my new one microphone called it a new success and an opportunity to develop new areas of cooperation with india. the u. s. president joe biden echoed the sentiments saying the boeing order would support more than a 1000000 american jobs. poverty metal has more from new delhi. this is one of the was this ethel's hundreds of name static houses in and out of new jenny every day. yet he's one of the was largest asian markets and also one of the fastest growing. now it's all just a line. he thinks timing it's

but no doubt this is taking some air out of boeing shares, which they went over $200 again. and people are saying look, we see nothing but great things for boeing this once again raises the question about their ability to ramp up and consistently stay at a higher production rate >> phil, will there come a time when we will learn more details what exactly the faa is looking at in terms of the component of the fuselage because the way you describe it, you make it sound like paperwork that they didn't file or something to that effect something regarding bureaucracy. >> right. >> that hasn't been fulfilled. and the stock is down 3% >> keep in mind, it's not just paperwork. for pretty much a year and three months, a year and four months, they were not delivering 787 dreamliners. but they were still building dreamliners. that's why they have a large backlog of them that have been built but not yet delivered. the issue when that took place was regarding the protocol, the process for inspecting the fuselage within the dreamliner that may be what we have here. and in that case, and i

that's our phil lebeau let's talk to the owners of boeing i'll go to you first because it's the boeing and ge angle and you own both. >> i own both. orders really drive the boeing stock so obviously this is very good news. it was speculated last week that they were going to get this so that's why the stock is seeing a muted reaction but orders drive free cash flow and that's what the stock really does trade on. 737 max is definitely seeing momentum they just announced a new production line, the fourth of the 737 max just a month ago so you know they're starting to see the momentum from the max now that they don't have the issues. >> stephanie, it's deliveries that really drive the free cash flow here. this air india order has been talked about for three months. we need the deliveries and that's where free cash flow comes in we need engines. >> but it starts with orders and then it gets to deliveries and then it's free cash flow. >> they have seven years of backlog. they can produce these planes as quickly as they can get engines. as quickly as they produce them, they deliver them. >> y

boe and ecb day. metamorphosis.a soar ass mark zuckerberg's vow of efficiency -- brace yourself for earnings and interviews. plus the adani stock and bond rout is accelerating forcing the beleaguered indian billionaire to pull a record equity offering. it is risk on. jay powell said an additional couple hikes are likely from the federal reserve. they stepped down from 50 basis points to 25. he also said it is not likely a rate hike will come through in 2023 of the economy performs as expected. despite that, the rally around sentiment continues. it was the lack of pushback on the loosening of the financial conditions, and is this a fed that wants the market to be second-guessing itself? asia and the benchmark gaining 0.5%. euro-dollar stronger by 0.2% on the back of dollar softness, two-year at 410 after yields moved in by double digits yesterday. let's get to the earnings story. deutsche bank coming with earnings that missed. manus cranny has been speaking to the lender's cfo. >> the fourth quarter is a milestone fo

(sophie fouron) terje boe. direct descendant of the vikings that settled in the lofoten islands hundreds of years ago. passionate about his ancestors, culture and history, he's one of the few captains still able to sell an authentic viking ship, and these are his islands. (terje boe) in december, it's darker. you cannot see the sun, so when january is coming and the sun returns, everybody is very glad. the midnight sun starts on the 23rd of may and it goes to the 23rd of july. some people believe that it's another sun. it's the same sun. it is the same sun, but it's not going down in the sea. in lofoten now, we have three pillars: we have fisheries, we have farming and we have tourism. all this time, fishing has been the most important. before you can go out on the sea, you have to be educated. you have to go to school to learn how to be a fisherman. then, you are around 16 years old, you are finished with normal school, which is 10 years. then, you can go to high school. here, there are two of them. there's hi

phil lebeau on boeing. agree with this run-up on boeing >> i agree i think there's more to go and a combination of not just the obviously stuff we know. do on-- duopoly were not tragedies or the 737 max and the recertification but about the airline industry and what it's going through so to me it's a free cash flow story where free cash flow could be north of 25 bucks a share again at some point at least a free cash flow yield. if you look at where they're most profitable. they are around the 787s and delivery and look at the order book, some are coming through. i don't see why when you hear from the airlines and where they are on commercial and international rell difficult to 2019 levels why boeing doesn't get back in. >> time-out. we just got off the segment talking about travel and how there's pen-t-up demand so -- >> you called time-out. >> the clock is still going. we'll still go to break soon so, julie, could you get on board boeing if you believe travel will taper off part of the story is airlines ar

, and now he's going to be a -- maybe a customer of boeing, maybe not. >> boeing is the worst-performingthough they're all red, is jpm, which we talked about a moment ago actually, just went green. and now, jim, goldman authorizing a $30 billion buyback in a filing today. that's thanks to the "journal. >> well, you know, goldman, you know, when people talk about banks, i always hear the same thing, which is, why is goldman selling at ten times earnings? is it that solomon is not doing a good job, not doing a bad job? there is almost nothing happening in the capital markets, and goldman's a capital markets play, so i think it's doing really well. i know, okay, i worked there you know, even though i worked there, it doesn't mean anything to me. nobody -- there's nobody left from when i worked there i'm just saying that i get why it's not selling what were they supposed to do? now, they made some missteps, but everyone's made missteps i just think that they're making hay when the sun doesn't shine, so what will they make when the sun shines >> you did talk to solomon not too long ago the to

has produced boeing stopped the 747 plane. the last boeing 747 produced in a ceremony was given to iran's atlas airlines. the boeing 747 wide-body plane was first produced and put into service in the 1970s. this plane has the ability to carry 400 passengers. thank you for your attention. news school children martyr hassan bagheri, who was martyred in 1361 at the age of 26, left his documents and memories in the form of audio and visuals of the honeymoon of shahla, a book titled battle of the narrows, a book on the role of martyr bagheri in the fatah al mobin operation, firstly, the author and research group invites to the operational areas, so we traveled to the operational area, it was very, very important for us that i should know the land, when i say that this was a seasonal river, i really wanted to feel myself there and see the extent of the operation, come to your eyes, i wonder if the results will be achieved and six years studying for this book will be the most complete reference about shahid bagheri in 1162 pages, whi

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that the is reassuring for the boe.ncine: the boe governor still thinks inflation will fall this year. does this point to another direction? it is slowing but as you say, it still above 10%. >> the bank has said it is near the end of the run of rate hikes but economists are split as to whether you will see one or two more. in terms of what the market thinks, they have pared back there that's aggressively off the back of the sprint they did see a peak of 4.69 percent in september. now they see 4.55%. in terms of how officials are going to be weighing up these numbers, i spoke to a senior boe official who said they are really concerned that if businesses know people have got pandemic save is -- savings. they can pay higher prices and businesses will not cook prices until people stop buying the goods. the chief economist at the bank of england said they have got this rule of thumb where the third of the direct effects of inflation equals the indirect effects. this official says they reckon it is an even stronger multiplier

to the benefit of boeing, and there has been a fight to remember in front of the wto.the moment and all eyes are now on china where the growth -- the development is -- >> i wonder if we'll hear this after the i.r.a. too, not airplanes necessarily, but with everything in terms of that we're having the government sort of giving our private sector an unfair advantage would you say that >> very strong support for the industry it creates an unbalanced situation with europe. that's a fact. what we like in the i.r.a. is the fed supports the investment in decarbonized energy and this will help a lot the energy transition we were discussing before it is a very -- >> you heard what guillaume said, when we get off, we need fossil fuels the late '50s, not talking about 1950, late '50s. we like this lifestyle we have it is a global economy it is impossible without boeing airplanes. and airbus airplanes. >> can si ask you about growth you mentioned china and part of the big deal you announced with the orders came from india in terms of your growth, is it coming from the emerging mar

the last, boeing 7478 plane has been delivered, mocking an end of near and i travel. the massive plane transform trans continental travel for millions of people ever. it's 5 decades near reynolds has moved the end of an era in aviation. as the final, boeing $747.00 to be built was delivered to freight carrier atlas airlines. we all share in a deep admiration for today's guest of honor, the awe inspiring queen of the skies, glowing through a gala ceremony for the occasion. but it's a melancholy moment for aviation aficionados, i don't think is really anything quite as iconic as the 747. i think anybody who's a bad of aviation has any kind of soul. it can't help and shed a tear for this. a rather sad if inevitable moment, and as it slowly begin, the 747 made it's made in flight. in 1969, the aircraft size sleep design and highly advanced technology. amazed travelers for those who could afford it. the upper deck was an airborne island of luxury in free champagne. the upper deck was a thing of beauty. just still access through that staircase. p like you were in your own p

alix: what is the pain trade going into the boe tomorrow? chris: the boe? ignore it's happening guys. bank of england, look, i think they've topped out as well. maybe that's a place to look for the challenge. people have jumped back on the sterling and off the dollar long trade in the past few months. they've been moving toward short dollar and i feel like the dollars due for another rally. alix: it is always good to catch up. chris watling of longview economics, ceo. i'm just impressed that you knew what pilates where and core strength. alix: you talk about it semi-regularly. guy: we talk about core strength, alix takes it very seriously. anyway, it is nice to be here in new york. yesterday, i was in seattle and had a conversation with the ceo of boeing about the last ever 747 being handed over to a customer. it flew away today. the queen of the skies flying away from seattle today. highlights of that conversation next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> leadership particularly during that age in our country, that was built around big visions. just big visions, we wi

. >> reporter: the boeing 737 with 159 passengers on board was in the air for a total of 11 minutes. it was headed to newark international before returning to the airport as smoke began filling the cabin. >> some were gasping, screaming. the guy next to me ran to the back of the plane. the flight attendants were grabbing fire extinguishers and running to the front. >> reporter: since 2006 there have been at least 414 incidents of lithium batteries catching fire or overheating on airplanes in the u.s., 49 involving laptos. here's what it looks like when one of those batteries explodes. the demonstration shows how intense the fire can burn. on flight 2664 united confirms a customer's battery ignited, and the crew acted quickly to contain the device. the airline rebooked terrified passengers. >> i'm shaking. i'm shaking. >> reporter: united says several flight attendants were taken to the hospital as a precaution. they used a fireproof enclosure to smother the flames, and this is why lithium batteries are banned in checked luggage. you have to carry them on. carter evans, cbs news, los

and boeing bids farewell to an icon with the last delivery of its 747, jumbo jazz. ah, now protesters are mocking 2 years since the military seized power in man, man. there were demonstrations outside man mas embassy and bank hawk human rights group, say, nearly 3000 people have been killed by the military since the crew. back in 2021. soldiers are accused of deliberately targeting civilians in order to spread fear will not speak to tony chang. he's in the tie city of may. so that's just on the border with me and not tony. can you give us a sense of the situation now and me? i'm, are we talking about a fully fledged civil war here? well, the statistics are pretty horrifying. that apparently more than 22000000 people in mere inside ma'am, are now living below the poverty line. 1.7000000 people have been displaced from their homes by. i think over the past 12 months, in many parts of the country, there know basic services health care has pretty much fallen to pieces after many doctors chose to join the civil disobedience movement and as effectively no education living

boeing ammunition can also be launched from ground-based missile systems. also, the new package, according to bloomberg, will include winter equipment, anti-personnel mines, equipment for patriot systems and hand grenade launchers. the arms race shows now there is a real redistribution of the world, and the ukrainian conflict. only the beginning of such an opinion shared the defender of donbass pavel prokhorenkov in the program say no to molchin according to him, it has long been no secret. there is a certain elite that simply dictates its own rules, and zelensky, a puppet who carries out their orders today on the territory of ukraine, for the most part, is testing weapons, which are located in the west. pavel prokhorenko became famous after attending a hockey match with the participation of the team of our president alexander lukashenko arranged for him lap of honor on the ice of the arena. decoration from donetsk went defend donbass in 2017, and was seriously wounded in april last year while performing a combat mission. he was blown up by a mine of one le

at the end of january, interest still 37% on the float we're back in a minute >>> welcome back boeingthis morning a very big drag on the dow they're pausing deliver of the 787 dreamline other this fuselage issue let's bring in phil lebeau to help us understand how big of a problem it may be, phil. obviously, you can understand there's some sensitivity when it comes to production at boeing. >> sure. and i think, carl, the thing to keep in mind here is they have not halted production. they have halted deliveries. and the reason is because a certification issue with the supplier for a part in the fuselage now, we should point out, this is not a safety issue. this is not a case where the faa is saying, whoa, stop flying the dreamliner we're concerned about the safety of the dreamliner. what the faa has said and what boeing is complying with is, look, we want to make sure the analysis on this part, which was not done through the certification standards that we expect, that it's redone and that it is done to the standards that we expect my sense is this is not going to be a long delivery ha

francine: how soon do you think we will see a cut from the boe?we are not in position to spike lee on that at the moment. that's office somewhere in the future. francine: now this year? >> were not speculating on when it is. i say the future but we have no date. no speculation. francine: we heard a lot about the money shocks this economy is facing. what is the prescription to fix this longer-term? andrew: a number of issues have come out of it. some of the shocks are external and relate to very sadly, obviously, the war in ukraine which is terrible. we are seeing energy prices coming down rapidly. food commodity prices have seemed to reach a level but it's not coming through in retail food prices. obviously, that's important. europe has had a much better winter from the point of energy than people feared, so that's important. and then domestically, labor supply is the big issue. francine: it's getting closer to the eu changing that? does it change the trajectory for the economy? that's in the context of brexit. andrew: what we have identified as t

and boeing bids farewell to one of its most recognized jets with the last delivery of its 747. ah, well, thousands have turned out to watch pipe francis lead mass in the congolese capital kinshasa. he's the 1st roman catholic leader to visit democratic republic of congo since the $980.00. the pope condemned to the suffering and exploitation taking place in many parts of the asking confidence. well, let's speak to malcolm when he joins us now live from kinshasa. malcolm deal see has african largest catholic population, but it's really been quite the crowd there for math. if you go yeah, there are several 1000 people have gathered here. problems leading math right now on the podium, which is been put off on just beside the wrong way of an apple in congress capital kinshasa that was being used as a venue to fit this crowd of several 1000 people who really came to hear what he has to say interestingly, the, the math service is a mixture of traditional sounding songs and fresh and very lively the music as well. which sounds a bit more like what you'd expect to hear in some of the ev

looking ahead to the ecb and boe decisions. crisis it deepens for adani as shares a sink erasing more than $100 billion in market value since the began. citigroup wealth becomes the second bank to hold margin loans on adani securities. plus a slew of bank earnings this morning. deutsche bank misses while st. andrew beats. -- st. andrew beats. francine: he has been the job for four or five weeks but knows the company very intimately. they posted a record profit for 2022 so i asked him about energy market >> it's a tight market and this was all at the time when china was going through its covid zero policy. what you have going into 2023 of course is the return of a significant appetite from china to take up gas and i expect to see continued tightness in that markets. francine: what kind of impact do you think the china reopening has on oil and gas rises specifically? wael: i won't predict because there are multiple factors at play here. what you see is supply is indeed constrained for multiple reasons. some of them are geopolitic

after the fed, we have the ecb and b.o.b rate -- boe rate decisions tomorrow. central-bank decisions. jamie rush joins us. what do you think has the most potential to surprise these markets? >> i think we should be focused on the fed really. as we heard this morning, there are lots of signs of emerging weakness in the economy. we have seen inflation surprising to the downside across a range of indicators, and of course, we heard about weaker wage growth. i think it is too early to declare victory. if you look at the preferred measure that jay powell likes for engaging underlying cost pressures -- likes for gauging underlying cost pressures, that has not moved anywhere. we are still in a completely unacceptable territory. i think what we will see is gentle acknowledgment on the general trend of things moving, which has permitted that downshift to 25 basis points. but now was not the time to go soft. i think they will be rolling out any prospect of cuts later this year, that is probably where we will get the most market moving today. manus: is that what brings th

i bought boeing around $158 on your recommendation, and low valuation.in should i hold or sell or buy more on the dip? it's a large position. more than 10%. it has helped the overall performance of the portfolio >> it's too much, mike it's just too much trim it back it's too big of a position having said that, i still believe in boeing. we've got some news -- great trade. a plus, including the size now trim it, please. we got some news today about some problems with the 787 -- >> suspending deliveries for what has been suggested by the reports a documentation issue. >> yeah, it sounds trivial, right? who knows? who knows? now, so far boeing is saying they're not going to adjust their projected deliveries for the years. if that turns out to be true, then this is a big nothing burger today however, credibility of management, which we have talked about a lot, it has picked up a lot in the last year, including for me, who lambasted management but do not let this be something that tarnishes your reputation that you worked very hard as a contempt, accomplished

it's time to move on boeing has announced that it has stopped production of the legendary 747 model . an interactive app designed to make life easier for law-abiding fishermen and harder for poachers. so today in russia, dozens of social payments are increasing; they have increased by almost 12%, and so on by more than 60,000. the amount of maternity capital payment for the first child has increased. now it is almost 587,000 rubles. on the second , approximately 189,000 were indexed and a one-time allowance for the birth of a child to almost 23,000 rubles. in addition, from february , new payments are introduced for health workers of the speech about doctors of the primary webinar of district hospitals, as well as the emergency department. the specific amount depends on the category of employee of the increased payment to disabled veterans of chernobyl victims, as well as the amounts accrued under insurance in case of accidents at work. well, and one more introduction to the portal of the state service, it will now be possible to enter not only by login and password, but also with the

here it is. comes over half a century before boeing. employees watched on as the last production model was delivered today. just a reminder, the top business story were following for you this hour. after months of gloomy forecast, international monetary fund has raised its outlook for global growth. the 1st time in a year. the i'mma says that the world economy is set to expand my 2.9 percent during 2023. and so for me, the business team here berlin until next time with engage a child's health is the most important thing to parents. but what is good and what is bad for little ones? and when should grown up, start to worry in good shape. i russia at home support or resignation. the war machine has a firm grip on the country. but not everyone supports the president's war. this report takes a look at what ordinary russians actually think close up in 60 minutes on d, w o. in a little nar, davinci is mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rocks, 2 versions, multiple copies

>>> anti-trust alert justice department is busy targeting two big names in big tech >>> later on, boeing beware. why the faa is grounding the gr dreamliner it is friday, february 24th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank hoe llland. you are seeing red across the board. s&p down .25%. nasdaq down .50% this after a day of green for the averages s&p snapping a four-session losing streak. we are on track for week to date major losses and will likely be the worst week of the year for the s&p 500. we want to check the bond market 10-year treasury trading highest since november this morning, it is basically 3.90%. 40 basis points higher than a month ago. the also a check on the action in short-term debt putting investors in a tight spot. we are watching crypto bitcoin and ethereum down. bitcoin down .50%. ethereum under .50%. a sharp move in the dollar take a look at the chart the dollar index up 2.5% month to date. >>> let's get a check of the action in asia and europe. joumanna bercetche is standing by in the london ne

here it is. comes over half a century before boeing. employees watched on as the last production model was delivered. today just to remind of the top business story we are following for you this hour. after months of gloomy forecast, international monetary fund has raised its outlook for global growth. the 1st time in a year. the i'mma says that the world economy is set to expand like 2.9 percent during 2023. and so for me, the business team here berlin until next time with ha, stick waste. good old, hard cash. according to the trash coin app, it's both the app, connect nigerian waste managers with recycling plants to make money out of garbage . you can use it to buy 2 before the tricity you can needed to buy income. it's data all called time as well as basic medical care eco, africa talk d w o haunted paradise. rwanda, almost 30 years off to the genocide with a stable government and a flourishing economy. foreign investors are rushing into the country. but at what price. busy a look behind the shiny facade of success with in 45 minutes on d, w. o. every day counts for us and for our p

ah, a boeing expects india will become the 3rd largest market for air travel behind the united states and china. within the next decade, the country's largest international carrier is banking on the booming business and wants to modernize its fleet and expand its operations. air india has made the biggest order of new passenger aircraft in history worth more than $100000000000.00 at less prices. the airline which is owned by tata sons, will buy 250 planes from the european play manufacturer, air bus, and 220 from its american rival, boeing, french president, a man or micron, called it a new success and an opportunity to develop new areas of cooperation with india and you as president joe biden echoed the sentiment saying the boeing order would support more than $1000000.00 american jobs. all right, let's take this on that from me by i'm joined by jack. i'm not a man of hon. jack, i'm is practiced leader and director of transport and it just takes that crystal target. and thanks for joining us here at al jazeera, so air india made it last aircraft purchased 20 years ago, completely up

that actually the first samples of these systems , in particular, there are up to a hundred, the boeingnths, that is, in fact, this challenge of 9 months is long enough, but if there are stocks, i think that they can already be worked out in the territory occupied by the enemy and then increase production. now the american industry in many directions is demonstrating an acceleration in the production of samples starting from ordinary art supplies and possibly up to these caravan palms of resin diameter bombs that really at least twice exceed the range that today we we have using the highline systems, sergey , the combat mass, you wanted to simplify the combat mass of 93 kg and how much it is well, how not dangerous is this weapon, i mean regarding the possibility 93 kg of damage, well , this actually corresponds to the same power that the heimers have today. munitions to one point, the system of targeting these munitions is so accurate that it actually allows you to hit the same point where the previous projectile was launched, so i think here you can multiply the lack of power due to t

it was led by europe yesterday after the ecb and boe decision.ve moving 20 basis points lower. aussie bonds are moving 16 basis points when it comes to the 10 year yield. i have the three year year -- yield for you. the 10 year yield in the u.s. is moving lower by about 1.5 basis points. the dollar rallied back into news for a second day. there you go. there are your markets. we can't forget how poorly tech is doing this morning. nasdaq futures are down 1.5% after ugly earnings. meta with really strong earnings yesterday. the year of efficiency is what mark zuckerberg calls it. let's get back to the big story. the bank of england voted to raise interest rates by 50 basis points. that means the u.k. benchmark rate is at 4%. andrew bailey warns inflation risk may persist despite offering some hope in his outlook. he spoke to francine lacqua after the decision. >> we don't have a view on the neutral rate which actually shapes our decision-making at the moment. you might say that's an interesting thing for me to say. the reason is that there is such

just like boeing. yes it is clear. so come on, let's go now., if anyone has any specific thoughts on chemical weapons, then please, in general, i wanted to continue yes, please, i just wanted to add that the discussion is of this kind , but types of weapons. i am constantly inspired by the idea that you and i are observers and witnesses of the last e war of the 20th century, because mass weapons are weapons of mass destruction. uh, everything, time is either used or discussed, that is , what should have been forgotten in the 21st century, such as chemical weapons or, uh, tactical nuclear weapons, biological weapons, that is, therefore about after the second world war, and there were serious international discussions , agreements were reached. they are not fulfilled and this one clings to the past. what should actually be forgotten about the crossed out is a matter of efficiency. it's not a question of efficiency. this is a question. e of what is not clear. what goals do certain parties involved in the conflict set for themselves, is mass casual

you see, the western elites know who is responsible for the crash of the boeing, and in that same boeingcitizens and not even citizens, whom poroshenko probably did not read as full-fledged citizens of his own country, died, but citizens of that very civilized world died. collective west there are dutch europeans, well, malaysians, of course, but a very important point is that we have been like from the first days of the special operation. i remember there were some great announcements. in my opinion, europolitics is that after the start of russia's special operation, the question of who is to blame for the incident with the boeing is not worth asking everything. topic removed from discussion . well, as filmed, and here are the special operations of russia on the territory of the donbass, and moreover, here is the warrior whom you actually ordered hit him and knocked him down and dumped him. this is a terrible war crime russia, that is, poroshenko, which gave the order to its own air defense command to shoot down this plane. after all, no american is like that. well, such a painting woul

offers discounts on the bulk sale and i thought january was tepid for boeing and 16 plane orders updecember but the best performer on the dow and you were talking about the super bowl, 113 million tuning in and it's alive but alive because of the sports rights and they're paying billions of dollars for the nfl rights and takes place for the nba and could double the price of last time. ashley: wow, sports generate as lot of money. that's for sure. susan li, thank you very much. now this, russia is ramping up attacks in ukraine as head of nato warns putin is preparing for more war. trey yingst joining us from kyiv. good morning to you. what's nato doing to try and get more weapons to ukraine? reporter: ashley, good morning. nato secretary is calling for more international support to ukraine so they can win this war. the call comes as ukrainian civilians pay a heavy price under russian bombardment. artillery shells ex-ploid in the distance, a heavily damaged charred hospital remains standing in the front line city. we probably have more than 20 shell craters on the hospital compound on

. >> the tail on this boeing 747 is about 41 feet above the ground. so this was potentially a very close event. >> reporter: former ntsb chairman robert sumwalt. >> it was the fedex crew that first identified the problem and then executed the go-around. >> how did the controllers not see that? >> that's going to be one of the main questions that the ntsb is going to want to find out. >> reporter: just last month, another near disaster was averted when an american airlines 777 taxied in front of a departing delta flight at new york's kennedy airport much the delta pilots slammed on the brakes to avoid a collision. faa data shows at least 14 runway incursions involving airliners over the last ten years where a serious collision was narrowly avoided. kris van cleave, cbs news, phoenix. >>> we turn now to the economy and your money. in january, social security recipients received their largest annual increase in four decades as the government tries to compensate for the sharp rise in inflation. but with almost everything costing more from gas to groceries

i like this news today boeing i'll be a buyer of boeing. was a buyer of broadcomm with nvidia yesterday there are opportunities, joe you have to dig deep. >> if a re-test of the lows gets us -- and we lose another 5% to 10% and some will get out of the market and then they would miss getting back in. it is going 3,000 on the s&p and then you would say maybe i need to if you buy the right stocks, me mi -- they may not go down it always is being discerning and selective. you can play in about every market this doesn't seem to be quite as clueless about what is coming as we were last year. we know inflation is higher interest rates and possible slowdown those are front and center unless we're under estimating how bad it will be >> that's a good point that is the question that we're all thinking about how much impact of the fed raising rates and keeping rates high then what will it do to growth we know it will slow to your point, you have to find high quality companies and look at free cash flow. joe, the long-term total return in the s&p 500 i

airbus and boeing have plans to go even beyond this level.etting prepared in terms of resources for staff and investment to get there. alix: you can invest before the contracts reset? it feels like there is a backlog for where you are, you might have to spend more upfront before the contracts reset where you have to recoup some of those losses. how does that work for you? >> backlog first because we have more than 10,000 engines in the backlog. this week earlier in india, we announced a new contract with air india for 800 engines which is nearly 10% of our backlog. we have the next five or six years of production. this is why we are ready to engage into new investments in order to get prepared for the new rates and terms of production. it is not only about safran or ge, it is also adding the supply chain behind us to support the rate increases. stephen: what does this mean in terms of necessary investment and in terms of hiring? you don't want the backlog to get too long, either. how are you going to manage that? >> in terms of hiring, we did

the boeing 747 wide-body aircraft was first produced and put into service in the 1970s. this aircraft has the ability to attack the hand of the passenger. thank you for your attention . hello, dear viewers of khabar network , we have witnessed the continuation of rains in some parts of the country. last night, we had the highest amount of snow in kohrang, one meter and seventy centimeters, which was reported as positive, and the highest amount of rain in kohrang was reported to be 124 mm. it is still raining. in the southwest towards bakshi it continues from the east and northeast of the country, and due to the intensity of rains, an orange weather warning has been issued for chaharmahal and bakhtiari provinces, parts of bushehr, fars region, west isfahan province , north khorasan, razavi khorasan, and south khorasan due to the rain . we will have spot and local snowfall in the parts, we will have a blizzard on the mountain roads and heavy snow for the roads, there is a possibility of avalanches in the heights in the western part of our country, the rain will gradually s

on russian planes and helicopters and for those who are suddenly worried that the replacement of boeingsbuses will be no worse. our aviation industry in recent years. i learned how to make great planes. but, and in our program right now the story and commanders of the board number one that answered our question. and what does the main passenger say to him if the plane hit a strong turbulent? so normal high -heeled shoes, stewardesses boots of commanders and big bosses in the kremlin, next to the aeroflot , its direct leader sits down, the head of the airline in the sky here again raised their heads up, the dome of the catherine's hall is painfully beautiful. what would you like to say to the russian civil aviation? you know, my path in civil aviation began at school. this is a young, pretty girl, my way of civil aviation. this is cool. i like it very much. super. well done, well put. the path will be very interesting. thanks a lot. thank you. we will fly, we will fly safely often so that everyone likes it, but in march, about the chosen path. she had doubts about the west in connection w

how are you viewing the boe picture at this time?ng the boe as well as other central banks each of course the ecb and also the federal reserve to continue raising interest rates until they anchor the long-term inflation expectations closer to what they want them to be. also they see a bit better developments on core inflation. the expectation here is for higher interest rates and for longer. guy: where does that take the ecb? once we factor in the german numbers, that was being pushed higher once again. do you think the hawks will have to be even more hawkish? do you think they've got it about right right now? >> we should spec 3.5% in terms of the ecb terminal rate with some risk to the upside. it depends a lot on how inflation continues to evolve especially in what is defining core inflation. even with 3.5% we are going to have -- we are knocking to have it back to 2% range -- not going to have it back to a 2% range until 2024. kailey: is the european equity market at levels we are comfortable with given the outlook you just outlin

the pilot has a bad grip and he lands a big boeing , in my opinion, even a 737.ere are a lot of such films. i know now the answer to the question, because to myself to answer this question. i spoke about it. it's been once a week for six months now. i go for one and a half to two hours on a boeing simulator and i know how to answer this question. you are flying now, say, here, maybe a passenger. if anything happens to save the whole plane without experience. well, you have some. well , there is, yes, well, i have some idea i have of course, yes. i was also in the gym. and here is my most favorite aircraft from 350. so you say, here is the handle of the horn, and there is also a siding joystick. yes, i am amazing . so, of course, i must say that more or less with the experience of an amateur pilot. maybe because, well, the earth will tell you, if anything, and in general, there is an automatic entry and landing system. now it has come to this manually, i don’t know if he can be stressed in such a state? this is psychology, yes, the human factor, it still works her

turkey said on the risks of servicing russian boeings due to us sanctions, we dream of denis talalaevow will tourists get to turkey now, at least there are still turkish airlines, but tickets will definitely not become cheaper after that. today there is bad news for russian airlines and passengers they are from turkey, havage, which serves aircraft at turkish airports and is the largest provider of such services in the country, warned that it could refuse to accept more than 170 boeings of russian airlines due to us sanctions, this is stated in a letter from the company, havash by its counterparty, with whom we met rbc , the largest operator of the mentioned boeings aeroflot, but there are also aircraft in the potential black list, for example, s7 victory of russia utair ural airlines azur -p back in february last year, the united states banned russia from using aircraft in which more than 25% of american parts and technology last week, the sharp jordan newspaper reported that the united states has threatened turkish companies and citizens with sanctions ranging from fines to imprison