we are going to talk to mark bristow later on. the ego of ryanair.bamacare is up in the air, its replacement could stretch into next year. we will discuss the implications of that. all of that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. ryanair reports a drop in third-quarter earnings this morning and says it is cautious about reaching full year targets. ryanair regained its losses. let us start off with the numbers. this is a capacity story at the moment. guest: absolutely. issue of the terrorist attacks of north africa, egypt and tunisia has prompted-- have capacity into portugal driving down yields for ryanair and lowering ticket prices. 13%-15% decline in ticket prices in the third quarter. it is already down 17%. it has been a tough winter. guy: michael o'leary usually talks about tough winters being good for his business. that is not always true. easyjet is not looking quite as good as ryanair's scenario. it is about unit costs. ryanair has upgraded the guidance for lowering costs down to 3%. easyjet will increase. they are forecastin

michael bristow, bbc news.died in southern california where a small plane has crashed into a residential neighbourhood. officials say the cessna crashed into two houses. it had just taken off from a municipal airport. one home was engulfed in fla mes airport. one home was engulfed in flames and nearly destroyed. residents in the immediate vicinity we re residents in the immediate vicinity were evacuated. on board were a family returning from a cheerleading conference in disneyland. still to come, fly them to the moon. the era of private lunar orbit is about to begin, so long as you have the money. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos‘s sanctuary, malacanang, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in

michael bristow, bbc news.cted by flooding following prolonged and torrential rain in the andes in south america. rivers have turned to muddy torrents, infrastructure has been swept away and residents in remote areas cut off. in northern peru, passengers had a lucky escape after their bus was dragged into a swollen river at piura. horror and chaos as a bus carrying i7 horror and chaos as a bus carrying 17 people is swept away by the force of the current and overturneds. remarkably, all those on board survived. some escaped through windows and swam to safety. 0thers we re windows and swam to safety. 0thers were rescued by residents on the bank, near piura. this river's name means "dry" in spanish. no longer, after weeks of heavy rain. elsewhere in peru, the two occupants of this truck were not so lucky. and this was the pan—american highway, where several kilometres of tarmac were swept away by a raging mudslide. further south in chile, a number of people are missing after weekend storms in what are usually the

michael bristow, bbc news.t's take a look at the other news stories and donald trump's first budget will include a proposal to increase us military spending by $54 billion, that would be a 10% jump from the current amount. here's how the president plans to fund the increased. mr pence spending increase will be offset and paid for by a finding greater savings and efficiencies across the federal government —— this defence. we're going to do more with less. we're going to do more with less. we're going to do more with less and make the government lea n with less and make the government lean and accountable to the people, we can do so much more with the money we spend. also making news today: prosecutors in south korea say they will make their final in south korea say they will make theirfinal indictments in south korea say they will make their final indictments in their investigation into president macro korea n investigation into president macro korean on tuesday. they said they had asked the enquiry to be extend

michael bristow, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the day's other news.mp's first budget will include a proposal to increase us military spending by $54 billion. that would be a 10% jump on the current amount. here's how the president plans to fund the increase. this defence spending increase will be offset and paid for by a finding greater savings and efficiencies across the federal government. we're going to do more with less. we're going to do more with less and make the government lean and accountable to the people, we can do so much more with the money we spend. also making news today: prosecutors in south korea say they will make their final indictments in their investigation into president park guen—hye on tuesday. they had asked for the inquiry to be extended by 30 days, but the prime minister's 0ffice refused. the special prosecutor says they were not able to question president park, something they described as "deeply disappointing." south korea's intelligence agency says it believes that four of the north korean men suspected of involvement in

from nashville, tennessee, please welcome back shawn booth and kaitlyn bristowe. hey, guys. >> we're back. >> hey, baby. >> hi. >> come on. [cheers and applause]

>> well one of the only ones who fell in love withcate li$ kaitl bristowe on the bachelorette, we allthere is a lot that she never revealed about what it was like to be on the show. she is finally dropping those bomb shells with "e.t." on-line. >> looking back, is there aaything would you have done differently from that time? >> no. it is kind of a blur to be honest with you. it is unlike any other situation you will ever be in in your life. i lost hair during it. like chunks. i ahad a bald spot on the back f my head from stress. >> did you stay friends with the producers? i imagine you get close with them. >> trust them, then once you watch the show back, you're like oh, i don't trust you aay more. they are doing their job and we're just suckers on the other end. >> i feel like i'm constantly disappointing people. >> she also revealed there's a therapist onset to help contestants cope. as you never see anybody actually eating on a date. >> they feed you before you go on a date so you're not hungry when you sit down. you don't want want to watch someone talk with their mouth full. >>

. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> kaitlyn bristowe is one of most popular bachelorette's ever part because she is so real. >> she is really real now, nancy. listen to what she said about the toll the show took on her health. >> i lost hair. like chunks. i had a bald spot on the back of my head from stress. >> she talks about the therapy on the set and what did she think about this season's bad girl, corinne? you will hear all of that tomorrow. >> can't wait for that. nat from mowater, water, everywhere.this is the worst storm in 35 yearsrain natnever seen it coming down like this tonight the impact of the relentless rain .... felt all over the bay area,roads and highways closed, hillsides collapsed, trees down,and in the sierra, a major spillway failure at the state's second biggest reservoir."we do not believe there is an imminent danger to the dam" a powerful storm rolls through the bay area. leaving behind a trail of damage. thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. from the north to the south bay .... we have a team of reporters tracking flooding and da

from nashville, tennessee, please welcome back shawn booth and kaitlyn bristowe. hey, guys.k. >> we're back. >> hey, baby. >> hi. >> come on. [cheers and applause]

. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> kaitlyn bristowe is one of most popular bachelorette's evercause she is so real. >> she is really real now, nancy. listen to what she said about the toll the show took on her health. >> i lost hair. like chunks. i had a bald spot on the back of my head from stress. >> she talks about the therapy on the set and what did she think about this season's bad girl, corinne? you will hear all of that tomorrow. >> can't wait for that. bye, everybody. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. ♪ >> number one, george and amal's baby news. >> and are mary's carry's ticket sales suffering. is her reality show to blame? >> do you feel confident that the fans will love the documentary? >> i'm pretty sure people will like it. i hope they do. >> how mimi's recent missteps have affected her image. ♪ ♪ >> i'll just go through the motions. >> then so many supermodels, so little time. why they traded the runway for a red carpet. >> she's an amazing woman. >>> number three, what happened to diane after the good wife's epic slap ending? chri

. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> kaitlyn bristowe is one of most popular bachelorette's ever part because she is so real. >> she is really real now, nancy. listen to what she said about the toll the show took on her health. >> i lost hair. like chunks. i had a bald spot on the back of my head from stress. >> she talks about the therapy on the set and what did she think about this season's bad girl, corinne? you will hear all of that tomorrow. >> can't wait for that. bye, everybody. okay, i'm zeroing out the electro-osmotic flow rate in the micro-fluidic channel. nicely done, howard. well, my wife is four-foot-ten and sexually satisfied, so clearly i know my way around tiny things. good for you, on the cutting edge of new technology and still making inappropriate comments about the mother of your child. those are just the things i say out loud. gentlemen, we need to stop immediately. what's wrong? i'm looking at the math, and i think we can make the device between eight and ten percent smaller. that's great, but the air force approved the specs. we're good to go. yeah. it does

. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> kaitlyn bristowe is one of most popular bachelorette's ever part because she is so real. >> she is really real now, nancy. listen to what she said about the toll the show took on her health. >> i lost hair. like chunks. i had a bald spot on the back of my head from stress. >> she talks about the therapy on the set and what did she think about this season's bad girl, corinne? you will hear all of that tomorrow. >> can't wait for that. bye, everybody. president hit back at republican senator john mccain for his criticism of a u.s. raid against al qaeda in yemen, which killed navy seal ryan owens and several civilians. mccain said the operation was not a success. on twitter, trump wrote, "mccain should not be talking about the success or failure of a mission. he's been losing so long, he doesn't know how to win anymore." >> president trump says he believes it is a political decision by the judges and he is going to fight it. he said ultimately he will prevail and the security of this country is at stake. mr. trump is having a news conference with

michael bristow, bbc news. much more to come on bbc news. including this.you have the money. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang, the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. every vehicle is greeted as if it was the first in the relief of kuwait and in the city once amongst the richest in the world, kuwaitis can gather freely again. not for 20 years have locusts been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope. very soon, for the sake of the credibility and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for t

it broke out on 13,000 block in bristow.no one was injured and the red cross is hemming the family out >> a suspect is wanted in an attempted bank robbery last month in columbia. police say the suspect approached a teller claiming he had a weapon. then demanded money but took off before the teller actually did that. if you recognize the person in the photo, call howard county police. a $1500 reward is being offered for information that lead to an arrest. >>> dc police arrested this man in connection with a deadly shooting last near in northwest. cook's accused in the murder near a wreck center of the 5700 degree murder. >>> one month into the new trump administration's republicans are gathering for a major convention over at national harbor that could shape the future of the party for generations. >>> conservative political action conference known as c pack is kicking off and for the first time in nine years a sitting president will speak at the gathering. is live at c pack and the big question is whose party is this now est

that's mark bristow's company. or you go with the gld.e're not going to fool around at the second, third, fourth, and fifth and tertiary gold companies because that's how you get hurt. let's go to doug in texas, doug. >> caller: dr. cramer, a big long horn texas booyah to you. >> hook 'em, partner. what's up? >> caller: you made me a fortune on my portfolio, jim. i just want to say thank you. thank you for taking care of the little man. and give me the take on my ktos stock. i'm excited about it. >> i think you should be because ktos -- you clearly have horse sense, and thank you so much for the kind words. it's an under the radar defense stock. i've been saying general dynamics but you've got a winner there, my friend. let's go to bimal in georgia. >> caller: booyah, cramer. i hear you're rooting for the pats. i have to take the opposite position and choose the falcons. my question for you tonight is what about chris natural resources. >> i like the falcons and the pats over cliffs natural. it's had too big a run. i think it's time to ri

speaker, i rise today to speak about bristow burro, pennsylvania, a picturesque town in my district along the delaware river midway between philadelphia and new york. since 1824, it has embraced the motto, welcome, friend. after a sign greeted marquis de lafayette on his farewell tour of america. it continues to welcome newcomers to incredibly caring community of residents and leaders pushing the town into the future. its history closely parallels the economic, commercial, and industrial history of our united states. in the late 1960's, u.s. steel corporation closed their facilities just up the road and thousands of employees lost their jobs. . what the people did not lose was their passionate desire to improve their town, restoring its former glory with an eye to an even brighter future. mr. speaker, the people of bristol borough are tough, resilient and they have grit. small business owners in downtown bristol are revitalizing their town and they have been noticed in the nation small business revolution. bristol borough shines a spotlight on the impact small businesses have on our econo

with me is our asia pacific regional editor, michael bristow.this seems widespread supports suspicion that this was poisoning. —— actual fa cts that this was poisoning. —— actual facts a re that this was poisoning. —— actual facts are thin on the ground. we only have it from the south korean authorities that the body has been identified as kim jong—nam. authorities that the body has been identified as kimjong—nam. whilst kimjong—nam identified as kimjong—nam. whilst kim jong—nam with that kuala lumpur airport on monday he complained to staff that someone had either sprayed something in his face are placed a cloth with liquid on his face and he subsequently died. there does seem to be the case and the south koreans have a vested interest in what was on north korea. they say he was poisoned and of course that this suspicion pointing towards north korea because he was the half brother of the north korean leader. north korea is such a secretive and a p pa re ntly north korea is such a secretive and apparently repressive place. this would be taking o

>> hello to our friends in bristow, virginia. >> hello to our friends in mississippi. ♪ >> sunday ise talked about it a couple of minutes ago. enormous crowd out on the plaza. a lot of people off for this presidents' day week and beyond. we're happy to have them here. what about this weather? >> beautiful. >> it's like 56, 57 degrees, sunny. beautiful here in the northeast and carson is here for savannah today. but our time missing her is coming to an end. she going to be back next friday, a week from today. >> we're looking forward to that. >> looking forward to that for sure. >> we have jenna bush hager here and sheinelle jones. >> thanks for inviting the ladies. >> al is with us down in florida. he's with some well known foodie friends. he's at the south beach wine and food festival. they'll share the tips for creating a breakfast menu. >> don't forget next week a big one here on "today." to go along with savannah's return as we mentioned, we're going to have a full roundup of the oscars live on monday. and then former president w. bush will be here for an exclusive and live inter