the purchased hailed by the company's founder, sir richard branson, is one for the future. >> we are trying to get our carbon output down, our fuel output down. this achieves roughly 30% of that. >> the airline said it would purchase jets to be delivered starting 2019, and four additional ones in 2020. the uk prime minister david cameron hailed it as an endorsement of british quality. >> the new situation we face, we are going to need to play to our strengths. and the british aerospace industry is one of those greatest strengths. seconds a plane takes off or land somewhere in the world whose wing design was tested right here. by the end of the decade, if you bought a large passenger plane as often as not it will be powered by a rolls-royce engine. >> airbus had warned that a vote to leave the eu could have an effect on the group's future investments. the company said it remains committed to its operations in the u.k., where it directly employs 15,000 people. open for business. that is the message george osborne is trying to drive home as he holds talks with wall street investors. the

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serene branson shows us how it will work. >> i really love engineering and science. >> reporter: wearing her c3po shirt and gear necklace, the 11- year-old volunteered to help her new school. it's the first gala, girls academic leadership academy on l.a. high's mid-city campus, its focus on "stem," science, technology, engineering and math. >> just the fact that samantha is going to be able to reach her potential, i'm very excited about that. >> reporter: mother veronica says samantha had been in an after-school engineering program at her previous charter school. >> there were no girls and so she was upset that she was the only one in there. and she was crying saying, i don't want to go back even though i really love the class, i feel weird being the only one. >> girls and boys are equal in math and science scores in elementary school. but once the kids hit middle school, the girls scores drop. and they dropped even further in high school. >> reporter: it's the brainchild of liz hicks whose two daughters went to an all- girls school on scholarship. >> when i saw what was going on in the

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ashley travels to the landscape to speak with richard branson and discover how close virgin galacticts. >> they are testing rockets and then there is testing rockets. you need to test a lot. the focus -- >> many of america's top here inrs work mohave. this is where the big kids play with fire. to offer tourists a chance at space. george was a nasa veteran and serves as the ceo of virgin galactic. a test area. >> nature does not like what we're trying to do. taking something that nature doesn't want and building it -- bending into an outcome. >> the spaceship will fire up its own thrusters and head for the heavens. it is a complex system and there are few places on earth where you can work out the kinks. >> if the only place you can design, manufacture and test a rocket motor and then fly into space. frontier ofhe american aerospace. >> virgin things people visiting space will have a profound effect on how we see the planet. >> it's more than the number of people who live ever been to space in 50 years. able go back to communities all over the world and bring that perspective with the

richard branson said the company has a new spaceship called unity. be the first to ferry private adventurers to the en reusabled of space in a spacecraft -- to the end of space in a reusable spacecraft. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bernie sanders, the socialist turned democrat, senator from the month, stunned -- from vermont, stunned the political world by running a very close race for the democratic nomination. he received more than 12 million votes. she got 3.7 million more and will be officially nominated in less than three weeks. big questions remain for the challenger. will he endorse clinton, how

. >> richard branson has suggested it.ed.ve been bitter stop twisted trying to talk the economy down. we said before the referendum we were being [inaudible] we have been promised tax cuts. -- you told by the bank might want to point to the consumer confidence. mark: let's look at the chart. biggest fall in 24 years. that you could see was relatively lofty. in the day after the referendum. mark: so it is too early to get a trend from lloyd's business confidence yesterday. >> if you were to give me a piece of paper with no name of the country on a part from some -- apart from some data, the promise that banks were given a significant amount of ammunition to lend, the promise of tax cuts, i would say that was a recipe for very strong stimulus and strong recovery. that economy is the u.k. it is not simply monetary channels being opened up, but we have fiscal channels coming from interest rates and currency. do you think hotel years and restaurant spurs -- hoteliers and restauranteurs are unhappy? the stock market tells you th

in this week's edition of hello world, ashley travels to the landscape to speak with richard bransonand discover how close virgin galactic has come to commercializing space travel for tourists. >> out here in the mojave, there's testing rockets and then there is testing rockets. you need to test a lot. >> many of america's top rocketeers work here in mohave. this is where the big kids play with fire. pyro maniacs at virginia aur offer ope to tourists a chance at space. george was a nasa veteran and serves as the ceo of virgin galactic. he gave me a tour of their whichtion, it includes a test area. >> nature does not like what we're trying to do. the art of just taking something that nature doesn't want and building it -- bending into an outcome. >> the spaceship will fire up its own thrusters and head for the heavens. it is a complex system and there are few places on earth where you can work out the kinks. >> if the only place you can design, manufacture and test a rocket motor and then fly into space. >> this is the frontier of american aerospace. >> virgin wants to offer more than

i would love to have richard branson on the mpc.ll look back and say why did we have academics running an economy that depends on businesses? simon: i have would caution that we saw during the referendum campaign this devaluation of expertise. there are a lot of people who spent their entire career, not necessarily pursuing groupthink, the challenge is to get experts in monetary policy in macro economics drawn from a variety of schools, rather than from a single pipeline. i think that is where you have problems. adding --hat you i'd much rather see people who have built companies. organizing the economy and setting monetary policy, because the big question is not where you do set interest rates. francine: i want to shortlist. come back next week with a shortlist. thank you very much. simon french stays with us. you can follow mark on twitter. up next, with the number of candidates for the u.k. prime minister down from the original five, we will profile theresa may and andrea leadsom. this is bloomberg. ♪ nato leaders begin a summit

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young branson jpmorgan chase scheduled to report their quarterly performance this week.lea: let's get you caught up overnight. the nikkei is the star here in japan up 4%. unjustly better than expected job report coupled with the fact patients to operate as a kidnap for the same list of boost across the board. the hong kong hang seng up half a percent. let's check out what's going on in europe this morning. we see the london eye path of a percent to a percent. dxf three quarters of 1%. the caci pass a percent and stock market futures more than 250-point games. dow futures up a quarter of 1%. s&p futures up for. a quick look at oil and gold for you. 4472 a barrel down 1.5%. gold up a buck 30. lea: the u.s. and china layout key economic data this week as china set to release its figures on wednesday. expected to report an friday's increase in gross domestic product has both further from the first quarter. the commerce department will report last month that on friday will show whether consumer spending patterns continue in the u.s. in europe, the monetary policy committee ex

morganen to richard branson. senior government ministers. secretary of state in charge of our exit to the new trade minister to the new chancellor, phillip hammond. when it comes to negotiations with the european union, we need a seat around the table. we are the only region that voted to remain in the eu. we have special interest whether it's access to single market, financial services, whether it' cetera. this is a time to get london a time of how it is run. if you compare london to new york or tokyo, london gets to spend 7% of the taxes raised here. new york 50%. this is a chance to give london more say over how our city is run so i'm pleased to say the government appears to be listening. >> in terms of some of the bigger issues that london is dealing with at the moment. you said the housing crisis remains the top of your agenda. why don't you just build more affordable housing prevent the big gaps that brexit has occurred where people are having difficulty selling their multimillion pound homes. other people are sleeping on the streets i

sir richard branson, who owns virgin atlantic airways, partnered with burt rutan and composites, toleo a larger version of spaceship one. he has named it virgin galactic and it will hold 12 people. and it is being developed for the express purpose of providing spaceflight to paying customers who want to have the experience of spaceflight. they don't have a set debut date yet. they suffered a real setback when one of their test flights crashed. but it is still out there on the horizon as something likely to happen. virgin galactic is by no means the only such company. there are other companies developing spacecraft for the very same reason. we may be on the threshold of a new era in human spaceflight. most of the spacecraft in the collection of the national air and space museum come from our space agency. nasa is our principal donor. and at the end of their need, the agency will transfer spacecraft, spacesuits, and a great variety of other equipment to the museum so that it can be preserved and displayed and even used for research. spaceship one is a different case in that it came from

richard branson said virgin lost one-third of the value because of the brexit vote.ook at the economy, that means recession, unemployment, fewer jobs and fewer opportunities for british citizens throughout the rest of europe. it has staggering economic consequences and political consequences. >> have you to wonder, the foresight, was that not communicated to those that supported brexit? what was it that made them pursue brexit if they thought about all you're suggesting being fallout. >> lousy leadership, communication, lousy marketing of the benefits that have come from being integrated with europe and really hyping the challenges from migration into the uk, which is larger. there was a lot of fear mongering. this was a brexit vote with fear mongering, a lot of lies to citizens. those in favor of remaining part of the european union didn't meet that challenge very well. that's the bottom line. you're seeing a lot of people who led on the brekts vote walking away as they have seen british economy and british pound really collapse i think that's what's going on, which

or perhaps you're heading to branson to catch a few of the stage shows. but there was no tour guide that would have directed you to this modest home in springfield, missouri, and that's a shame because it was an old curiosity shop well worth seeing. floor to ceiling collectibles. eye landed. but still every object just so. think neat hoarders. >> anything from coins to arrowheads to -- he had probably 10,000 to 15,000 books. >> he's big into gold and silver, gems. >> bayonets from world war i and just, all kinds of stuff that he, you know, a leg cannon. >> reporter: but did these collectors who had such a knack for finding treasure have a less discerning eye when it came to did that go towards explaining the dreadful toll in that house that evening? >> i said, he's off in some way. i don't know. he could be a psychopath or something. i said it scares me. >> reporter: on april 30, 2014, did they fall prey to someone they believed could be trusted? >> i had to be lowered to the ground. and i started crying and screaming. >> oh, not those -- oh, such good pe

richard branson has a day job. elan musk has a day job. you have a day job. why don't people have full time jobs getting people into space? why is it people like you with day jobs doing these things? >> for one thing, it's expensive. you need a lucrative day job so can you afford the night job. and, you know, blue orange sin going to be a profitable business some day. but it needs a lot of funding for a long time in that investment phase. i'm happy to do. that i can only do it because i was lucky with amazon. >> michael, let me ask you a question. this is something that is hard to believe. you landed on the moon in -- you and your team landed on the moon of july of 1969. we'll get into that in a moment. why do you think so many people in the world, some people in the world still think that was fake and that it was actually in a studio? and was there a studio you actually filmed this in? >> you know, i'd love to get them all together in one room, you know, and pick their brains. i think it would be fun. look, the wright brothers flew in kitty hawk in north car

. >> adrian greenay and richard branson are doing a big swim in italy.dation is focus on on 100 days of blue. >> that is all we needed to know. >> it is beyond and whales in the ocean, all of us. >> see you at 8:00. >>> be careful out there, jen. yesterday i was walking in olde city, and i saw that very thing right there. woman had swings and because it was so hot and sun was sobriety she covered both strollers with a thin cloth. >> that makes sense. >> no, no, no, no doctor mike says it is a bad idea, he will tell you why alex holy. >>> we have some breaking news from the state of georgia, four people are arrested after shooting at police officers, just outside of atlanta. >> those officers were investigating a gun store break in. no injuries have been reported. it is developing. we will keep you updated. >>> all right. as i mentioned yesterday, i was in olde city and i saw a woman, she had twins. one of those double wide strollers. because it was so hot and humid out, sun was beating down on them, she had a real sheer blanket like that over both of the

. >> one of my favorite quotes personally is one from richard branson when he talks about training your people like you wanted to actually be able to leave but treats them so that they want to stay. i think there's a number of levers from the employer perspective that often speak to that, how do you treat them so they want to stay. if you're working for dhs and there is a nation, that is one aspect that can be a motivating factor as we talk about how employers can pull those levers. yes, there is of the sabra and the private sector and there's a time a place what it is be their primary concern. the further education opportunities. we change it is not so much more than just giving someone a tiny opportunity and than showing them they could have a grip after guessing here is ecru path or the things you can achieve by having these skills spent at some point money stops being a motivator. it's all the other stuff that motivates you to stay in that company. >> i guess to pivot to governments and companies and the role, turning back to israel, from an outsider's perspective israel is doing ve

. >> one of my favorite quotes personally is one from richard branson when he talked about train your people like you want them to actually be able to leave, but treat them so that they want to stay. i think there's a number of lovers from the employer perspective that often speak to them how to treat them so they want to stay. if you're working for dhs and there is a mission, that is certainly one aspect that ca cod be a motivating factor as to talk about how employers can pull the levers. yes, there is a salary in the private sector an and a time a place for people's careers were that is going to be the primary concern. the further education opportunities. we tend to espouse so much more than just giving someone a training opportunity and then showing them that the day -- that they can agree that the you are the things you can achieve by having the skills. >> at some point money stops being a motivator but it's all the other stuff about the organization and the role you have that motivates you to stay in that company. >> to give it to governments and companies -- pivot -- in the rol

the window to branson, missouri, and built a museum called the american presidential museum. i knew those kids. i grew up in the hills of north carolina. i knew those kids also in the ozark. if they didn't get to go in high school, they may never get to washington and see what it's like. instead of incoming there, i took it to them. i built an oval office and had ronald reagan's presidential limousine. we became the main educational history exhibit through northern arkansas, southern missouri and oklahoma. it's turned into more education because i want to turn kids on to political history and presidential history in particular. and we are rejoined by adam hoskins inside the oval office. this is pretty neat. >> this is a real replicate of reagan's oval office. we have a replicate of a photo that's been in reagan's oval office, president obama's oval office and george w. bush's oval office as well. and just as well. this is really cool. we have actual photos of president reagan, reagan's jellybeans used to keep on his desk. this experience has taught me a personal side of the p

we have three examples and will have many more for the sake of time under governor branson's leadership have taken a. significantly they have helped transition into trance civilian life and find implement, jobs, and employment economically. it's called the home-based iva program. will learn more about that in a few minutes. virginia virginia mcauliffe has created cyber security team we have a challenge uniquely so with cyber security. millions of attempts per day on our systems. but i'd also like to hack it in his together the secretary state agencies and with backgrounds to help with and combat that as we have ever more sophisticated cyber security attacks that face all all of us. we will learn more. my state of utah, proud of their efforts not only economically which is a challenge for us to grow the economy, but we also recognize that there's a need for a safety net for those who fall through the cracks for variety of reasons. we addressed, in a positive way and utah what we can do to stop those in poverty particularly intergenerational poverty. we have devised a plan going forward t

i went out to branson, missouri and built in the simple the american presidential museum. i knew those kids. i knew those kids in the ozarks. if they didn't get to go with a reprisal, they may never get to washington and see what it's like. and set of them coming there, i took it to them. i built an oval office. i had ronald reagan's presidential limousine. we became the main educational history exhibit third or that arkansas, southern missouri and oklahoma. it has turned into more education. i want to turn kids onto political history in presidential history of particular. >> we are rejoined by adam hawkins inside the oval office. >> this is really cool. this is a replica of reagan's oval office. this is a replica of a photo that is been in his oval office, president obama's oval office and george w. bush's oval office, and jfk as well. with photos of president reagan. the jellybeans he used to keep on his desk. the experience has taught me more personal side they don't really see in the public percent of the get off. >> there a few people have a chance to go through. the