chris: but we knew british airways owed pam more,$160more. like british airways and american airlinesh they're flying back from europe. it's called eu261, and it says passengers are entitled to up to $700 in cash when flights are delayed or canceled. chris: the amount varies based on how long a delay lasts, what caused it, and flight distance. you could get nothing, but using british airways' own website, we figured ba owed pam's family of four $458 each, a total of $1832. after our inquiry, that's exactly what british airways paid pam. pam: it was amazing. chris: it's our pleasure. pam: it was amazing. you guys did an amazing job. chris: we asked british airways why it didn't offer the otts their full compensation from the start. it didn't reply. the otts were unaware of their eu261 rights, and they are not alone. we sent our intern alex to sfo to ask people headed to europe-- male: london. male: warsaw. male: birmingham. male: my home in ireland. chris: what they know about eu261. male: i haven't heard of it before, no. chris: a recent passenger poll found just 8% were aware of thei

not only that, but the ceo of iag, the parent company of british airways is a former 737 captain.n paris today that he discussed with boeing, in a lot of detail, that changes the company is making to try to prevent future accidents. he has a lot of credibility. such a big order at this time is a big boost for boeing. it is typically an airbus stronghold. how is airbus doing so far? >> airbus is holding its own. it is net and the quick knowing in terms of deals. a lot of the transactions airbus has announced has been more to therders, as opposed letter of intent that boeing signed with iag. airbus unveiled a new long rage version of its 83 21, that generated some orders and interest. you are seeing deals for smaller 0.als on the a22 airbus is having a good show. i expect we will hear a lot more from them when it's over. shery: bloomberg news industrial and aerospace editor in dallas. plenty more still ahead in the next hour on "daybreak asia." we will speak with the global advisor. shery: let's get -- paul: let's check on markets. 1% on this trade news inspired rally. futures point

the owner of british airways and iberia for some 737 planes. they counted it as 737 dash 8 planes or deshon on. those max jets or not are we sort of is there a bit of smoke and mirrors going on here. actually this was particularly interesting because in what is somewhat extraordinary measure i agee who are the parent company of british airways they have given boeing the biggest vote of confidence that their company has seen since the crisis by signing a deal this week at the paris air show for 2737 max jet aircraft this is very unusual given that this aircraft is in the heart of its crisis it's good news for boeing but it has been met by backlash from the people that noticed that actually these are max jets because interestingly enough they decided not to mention the word max when they notified the london stock exchange here that they are signing this deal and again that's probably because this could have sent jitters across the industry that at the heart of its crisis you have a major airline player ordering such a large amount of aircraft tha

aircraft can now fly over that area of the straits of hormuz british airways quantum scale them followed suit how much of an impact is this going to have on international aviation how busy is that area that geographic area. actually i've got flight radar 24 up on one of my screens here in my office and it's an incredibly busy area i mean. by all the middle eastern carriers there's a lot of traffic that goes through that area and i think that that's a problem in the short term problem is everybody's going to have to do some rerouting or recruiting. so the flights may take a little bit longer they may have to put on some more fuel that may increase costs a little bit for the airlines but i think the f.a.a. and the airlines are acting out of an over abundance of caution which is a good thing because they don't want to have another malaysian airlines that was shot down over the ukraine in 2014 and going back even further in history they don't have another iran air flight 655 that was shot down by the u.s. navy in july 1908 so why do they go for the south over the u.a.e. and oman or for the n

navy in july 1908 i'm actually looking at a british airways flight that left from new delhi and normally it would have a pretty straight shot over the gulf to. england and now it's taken a hard right turn and it is flying over the middle of iran right now so it's not flying anywhere near the persian gulf so you'll see everybody kind of flying to different directions. because they want to avoid the gulf. algeria's former prime minister after at all here we are here and 2 former industry ministers have been referred to a public prosecutor to be investigated over allegations of corruption tens of thousands of algeria nz have gathered once again across the nation for an 18th street we could protests there calling for the removal of elite figures from the government servant prominent politicians and businessmen linked to ousted president of the disease beautifully have been detained or questioned since the president was forced to step down in april but speak to a teague who was a journalist and joins us via skype from strasbourg process then continuing 18 weeks now but we're kind of in limbo

the owner of british airways and iberia for some 737 planes. they count 737 dash 8 planes or dash one. of those max jets or not are we sort of is there a bit of smoke and mirrors going on here actually this was particularly interesting because in what is somewhat extraordinary measure i agee who the parent company of british airways they have given boeing the biggest vote of confidence that the company has seen since the crisis by signing a deal this week at the paris air show for 2737 max jet aircraft this is very unusual given that this aircraft is in the heart of its crisis it's good news for boeing but it has been met by backlash from the people that noticed that actually these are max jets because interestingly enough they decided not to mention the word max when they notified the london stock exchange here that they are signing this deal and again that's probably because this could have sent. it says across the industry that at the heart of its crisis you have a major airline player ordering such a large amount of aircraft that passengers

sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area affecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice the us media reports the president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of air traffic through the region is already being restricted. terry go stepping down as chairman of consumer tech firm foxconn technology which is perhaps best known as an apple supplier mr goh who has led the business for 45 years says he will run in taiwan's coming presidential election that puts his company an uncharted waters just as the u.s. china trade conflict continues to world markets foxconn is the world's largest contract electronics maker and assembles products for major international brands in

sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas k l m of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area effecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice us media reports that president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of traffic through the region is already being restricted. european union leaders have extended promising economic sanctions against russia for another 6 months the sanctions include curbs on russia's valuable oil business as well as defense and finance sectors the 1st put sanctions on russia after moscow annexed crimea from ukraine in march 24th team the u.s. now applying fresh pressure other demands russian cooperation in the trial of 3 russians and one ukrainian accused of shooting down a malaysian assets a

show and is yet to go into production the deal came a day after the surprise announcement that british airways has put in order for boeing's grounded 737 not just. the f.b.i. is reported to be investigating what the doj about broke u.s. money laundering laws the new york times last month reported that transactions flagged by employees at its compliance division as suspicious were not referred to the authorities some of the transactions were allegedly links to companies controlled by u.s. president donald trump and his family his great. love tons of passengers may be in for some strike chaos this summer with subsidiaries your wings and german wings likely to be hardest hit the focus is on the wage this stuff will vote next week on whether to take action or not meanwhile looked on the says it will retaliate with legal action. vision thing has become the 1st chinese leader to visit neighboring north korea for 14 years it's a sign of improving relations between the 2 traditional allies despite a drop in trade between them both president and one will want to make sure that trade remains strong desp

show and is yet to go into production the deal came a day after the surprise announcement that british airways had put in an order for boeing's grounded 737 s. . tons of germany's carrier. tells us passengers there may be in for some strike chaos this summer with subsidiaries euro wings and german wings likely to be hardest hit the focus is on a wage dispute staff will vote next week on whether to take action on not move tons of says it will retaliate with legal action. the f.b.i. is reported to be investigating whether broke u.s. money laundering the new york times last month reported that transactions flagged by employees at its compliance division as suspicious were not referred to the authorities some of the transaction was for allegedly linked to companies controlled by president trump and his families. now a hint seems to have been enough the u.s. federal reserve's indication that rates cut good afternoon as soon as next month that's not a significant impact on markets the price of gold rose to its highest level in 5 years and it reached around $1386.00 an ounce this rise of almost 3 per

includes germany's loved australia's quantas k l m of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area effecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice. u.s. media reports that president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of traffic through the region is already being restricted. now to some of the other global business stories making the headlines today bank of england governor mark carney says britain will face e.u. trade tariffs in the event of a no deal breaks it is commons dismissed a claim by a leading prime ministerial contender boris johnson that international trade rules would keep britain high and dry deal or not doing. shares and workplace messaging companies sloc have soared 50 percent in its wall street did you giving the app a va

the first british airways flight to pakistan in more that a decade has taken off from heathrow.lights in 2008 after more than 50 people were killed ina bombing at a hotel in islamabad. it's the only western airline flying to pakistan. have you ever been tempted to ditch the dayjob and turn your passion into a business? converting that great idea into a great money maker can be quite a journey, especially if you're young and inexperienced. we caught up with one londoner who started his business while still at school. i started the brand when i was 15 yea rs old i started the brand when i was 15 years old in secondary school. with literally no funding whatsoever. i had no idea of the fashion industry, no knowledge of it. i started off by literallyjust trying a few designs on paper and at the time i didn't have any money, so i had to literally sell drinks at school to raise a few funds, i made £10 a day. it wasn't a lot, but that was the cost at the time for me to print off my first design. i have been talking about it for ages saying, look, iwill start been talking about it for ag

a new order from british airways' parent company is breathing new life into the program. >> first quarterer a global scandal. , there hass air show finally been a breath of fresh air. iag says it intends to buy 200 boeing 737 maxes, even if the plane remains grounded. over flight control software blamed for two deadly crashes. the company thanked them on social media for their trust. the letter of intent is valued at $24 billion. but they have also been given a major discount. this is the first order to come in since the ethiopian airlines crash last march. since that crash and the lion air crash before that, boeing has been in the hot, being investigated into software issues. airbus'production lines are already full. confident they will solve those issues. we are confident that they will get these issues dealt with. >> boeing still has a long way to go. it shook the confidence of travelers and pilots and the company still needs to go through ongoing hearings, get regulators to ok their planes, not to mention compensating the airlines and the families that lost loved ones. >> that was you

boeing has received a boost for its grounded 737 max jet after british airways owner iag signed a letterly trying to develop a software fix for 737 max planes after two deadly crashes. shares in the plane maker rose almost 3% after the announcement. pacific gas and electric corp has agreed to pay $1 billion to local california authorities for wildfire damage blamed on the firm. the camp fire, which started in butte county, claimed 85 lives. californian fire investigators said that the blaze was sparked by transmission lines owned by the firm. that is your business briefing. i'll see you in a moment. the bbc‘s director general, tony hall has been defending the decision to end free tv licences for the over 75s from next year. only those receiving pension credit still won't have to pay. more than 560,000 people have now signed a petition opposing the decision. 0ur media editor, amol rajan reports. # stop in the name of love... the bbc has always tried to reflect britain, and today the affection it is regarded with reflects our generational divide. very broadly, the older you are the more yo

the company that owns british airways and several other characters carrier so that they will by 200 boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 aircraft. >>> a scare in nevada, what could've been a major explosion after a train carrying bombs for the military derailed. public safety officials said that one caring bombs and ammunition stayed on the rails. in the end only vegetable oil was spilled. >>> now to wisconsin these are images of a fiery chain reaction crash that happened when a truck driver was trying to make a lane change. three cars crashed into the median wall. >>> one person is behind bars for allegedly robbing a man in san mateo. they arrested this a suspect, he attacked a man seated on a bench. he took off with the victim's belongings before heading towards the caltrain's a station. is short time later he was located before he was able to get on the train. >>> a new parking perk for writer's. if you carpool to the different stations, you can pay for your parking spot using the part app. the new program was added to encourage people to carpool. it also negates overcrowded parking lots and take

after a big lift order from the parent company of british airways.is the four orver the last five months. here is a today bounce up and what we have seen. this is a similar chart, looking at the fed and what markets are predicting. the fed will keep monetary policy steady at its meeting today. figure out that. the central bank is trying to figure out how strongly to signal rate cuts. let's get onto the fed and what we are expecting today. from thelenty more pimco euro strategist. i am looking at my chart, markets are expecting two rate cuts. are they coming? are they going to be small cuts? gene: it depends on what happens g20.e the challenge will be to avoid invalidating what has been priced into the market. meeting,o no harm preserving optionality. if there is a restart to trade talks, there will be a tremendous amount of relief in the market and we will push out rate cut further into 2019. it is also the case, given the potential for this administration to flip-flop, there is going to be a premium in treasuries and the u.s. curve , expecting rate

british airways and quantitya says they will avoid the area al ration for shooting down a geneh ron's revolutionary guard said iran had warned the drone several times before launching a missile. but the u.s. says the drone was over an iran military missile. >> i far believe it was intentional. i think it was somebody that was loose and stupid that did it. will be able to report that and you'll understand exactly what happened but it was a very foolish move that i can tell you. >> a professor of politics and middle eastern studies at the university of san francisco points out president trump withdrawing forces. >> at the same time he's got some real hawks on board. secretary of state pompeo. you know they've been really pushing for more aggressive stance so congress is divided but i think i think what iraq taught us is if the united states is going to go to war. >> members of congress were briefed on the attack. any u.s. military action must be authorized by congress. >>> one suspect has been charged with murder in two deadly stabbings in san mateo county along skyline boulevard. 24 ho

parts of the persian gulf and gulf of oman and nearly a dozen international carriers including british airways, klm, and kwantis followed suit. just this week, iraqi officials say iran launched a rocket attack on an exxon mobile facility in iraq and tonight former military and intelligence officials say if president trump had carried out a strike, it would have added more fuel to the fire and reopened the pandora's box of middle east war. >> if he called up the strike because of legitimate concerns about collateral damage to civilians, he made the right call >> and richard joins us now. richard there are new signs tonight there could be diplomatic efforts here. what do we know? >> well, lester, one thing about going all the way to the drink is that it either leads to a conflict or could force diplomacy. and the u.s. has requested a meeting on iran at the u.n. security counsel and it will be on the agenda in japan at the g20 summit with president trump attending. >> all right thank you. there's much more of chuck todd's interview with president trump sunday morning on "meet the press. >>> there

british airways is set to become the first western airline to resume flights to pakistan, after the routerity risks. the airline stopped flying to the country in 2008 after the marriott hotel in the capital, islamabad, was bombed, killing more than 50 people. a flight from heathrow to islamabad is due to take off later this evening and arrive in the early hours of tomorrow morning. but first let's look at the front pages. in an interview with the sunday times, donald trump has advised the uk to seek a no—deal solution on brexit and to send nigel farage to lead negotiations in brussels. security minister ben wallace has told the mail on sunday that britain's spy network is being stretched by a "barrage of new deadly threats" and is asking for more treasury funding to cope with a rising number of threats. 0n the front page of the sunday telegraph, michael gove has said he would consider delaying brexit until late 2020 in order to avoid the uk crashing out of the eu without a deal. the football is on the front pages of most papers, and unfortunately the boxing upset happened too late for it

boeing also announced it made a deal with the british airway's company of 200 max jets. >>> and u.s.d airlines boasted their profits are up. it's up 25% from the same period last year. the profit coming thanks in large part to baggage fees and other secondary charges. airlines have collected more than a billion collars in the months of 2019. last year, american, delta, united, and jetblue raised their fees to $30, and $40 for the next bag. >> they're going to be doing fine by the end of the year. >> and those baggage fees can really get you. >> they totally do. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you, diane. >> you've got it. >>> still to come, joe biden behind the bar. the presidential candidate shows his support for gay rights during a stop at the historic stonewall inn. stop at the historic stonewall inn. support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix, you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chan

british airways is doing the same.friday prayers today in tehran, there were renewed chance of death to america. there was fiery language fr the country's spiritual leaders that the strait of hormuz willra become ayard for trespassers. last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense situation in a volatile region. jane: a brief time ago i spoke with a former senior official at the state department under president obama. in your view did president trump , to the right thing? >> if he actually talked to iran, he did the right thing. becae had the attacks gone forward, regardless ofca thalties, i think it would have put iran and the u.s. on a very different footing and probably towirds war. jane doesn't seem to want to talk to the u.s. at the moment, it has rebuffed offers l diplomacy. so where does ve tensions? >> i think that is their initial iran will ultimately have to talk to the u.s., largely because there is no other way in which they will get sanctions lifted. and they know they can't shoot their wa

on tuesday, boeing said british airway's parent company signed a letter of intent to buy 200, 737s.hey announced a deal to sell 30, 737s to korean air. that is your money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> cooler today? >> yes, what were used to in june across the bay area. we have the stronger onshore flow so extending from the coast to the bay to inland locations this morning the through the afternoon, most of us will the cot. here is a beauli ousure icamera bay bridge. mid- to upper 50s at this hour. we're looking at 9-mile-an-hour winds in san jose and south- southeast. 5 in moundview and for hayward. pleasantton 8. 9 in berkeley as well as for concord. although breezy to windy in antioch, 24 in fairfield. 18-mile-an-hour winds in napa. we're going to talk about our temperatures so far this month compared to last june. our average high temperature in san francisco 71 so far this month. the average high in san francisco last june, 66. we're much warmer compared to last june all thanks to that record heat last week and

a british airways flight from heathrow to islamabad is set to take off this evening and arrive in the minutes past eight, you're watching bbc breakfast... as we were saying rescu e rs breakfast... as we were saying rescuers will continue the search for a rescuers will continue the search fora group of rescuers will continue the search for a group of eight climbers including four bretons who have gone missing in india's himalayas. —— for britons. we will speak to you about your trip britons. we will speak to you about yourtrip ina britons. we will speak to you about your trip in a minute. what you know about this area ? your trip in a minute. what you know about this area? i've not been to that location myself. as you mentioned, it is an extremely high altitude, just below 8000 metres. both in terms of an experience perspective and a rescue perspective that creates complexities and it quite a remote location. what is going on because over the past two decades, the average annual death rate of climbers on everest has been six and so far this year already ten have been killed there. yeah

british airways parent company, international said it is going to buy 200 737 max planes worth $24 billion737 max, as you know, has been grounded since march following two deadly crashes. boeing shares rose more tha 5 today to 373.96. >>> kellogg isutng about 150 jobs. it is going to take a pretax charge of $35 milliona as part f revamp of its north american unit. the cereal maker is looking to slim down by selling iki c business which includes the keebler and famous amos brands as well as fruit snack products to italy's ferraro brook. kellogg fell tohiy. >>> fifth bank is reportedly planning to shut down 44 branches in the chicago arex month. the chicago tribune says the move comes as a result of the bank's nearly $5 billion acquisition of mb financial. fifth third shares rose to 27.88 today. >>> cvs is reportedlylanning make an offer for viacom. the "wall street journal" sayse retatives from both companies had preliminary discussions about a proposed deal. viacom's chief executive bob bacchus is believed to be the front-runner to become the ceo of the combined companies should it happen.

the owner of british airways and iberia for some 737 planes. they count 737 dash 8 planes or dash 9. those max jets or not are we sort of is there a bit of smoke and mirrors going on here. actually this was particularly interesting because in what is somewhat extraordinary measure i agee who are the parent company of british airways they have given boeing the biggest vote of confidence that their company has seen since the crisis by signing a deal this week at the paris air show for 2737 max jet aircraft this is very unusual given that this aircraft is in the heart of its crisis it's good news for boeing but it has been met by backlash from the people that noticed that actually these are max jets because interestingly enough they decided not to mention the word max when they notified the london stock exchange here that they are signing this deal and again that's probably because this could have sent jitters across the industry that at the heart of its crisis you have a major airline player ordering such a large amount of aircraft that passenger

british airways is doing the same.yers today in tehran there were renewed chants of "death to america." last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. negar mortazavi is an iran analyst and consultant editor of the independent. she explains why there's so much confusion over president trump's strategy. there doesn't seem to be a coherent plan, even for the attack that was supposed to happen last night. there are contradicting reports coming out of the white house, even out of the situation room as far as when president trump decided to call off the plan was at the casualties, as is part of his out of the deal, was he trying to put iranians on the edge, use it as leverage to bring them back to the negotiating table, and all of this we have to remember that this goes back a year ago when president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal which was working, the iranians were hiding by it, it was the only available avenue to limit iran's nuclear programme. he

british airways is doing the same.iday prayers today in tehran there were renewed chants of "death to america." last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. thousands of people have again taken to the streets in the georgian capital tbilisi, a day after more than 200 people were injured in protests at the parliament buildings. on thursday, police used teargas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters, angry over a russian politican making a speech inside parliament. russia has suspended passenger flights from russia to georgia, and advised russian tourists not to travel to georgia. rayhan demytrie reports from tbilisi. thousands came out to protest in central tbilisi for the second consecutive day. people are frustrated with their government and with russia. that's because on thursday, at the georgian parliament, a russian lawmaker addressed an assembly of orthodox mps while sitting in the chair of the georgian parli

other international airlines, including klm british airways and others are following united's suit routing around the strait of hormuz in fact around iranian airspace. aquinas issued a statement saying the changes will mean a rerouting of flights between australia and london. but the effect on flight time will be negligible adding that kwan us flights across the middle east flies around 40,000 feet. face as a commercial plane was less than 90 kilometers from that drone that was shot down yesterday gives you idea the tight quarters there. >>other news tonight governor newsome stopped in san francisco for an event called the pacific summit today other top state and foreign leaders also attended the governor started with remarks about california's role in the asia pacific region and his plans to expand and california's president's globally. he also talked about challenges the state is dealing with including the housing and homelessness crisis. i see it i get it. >>and i understand the stress around the rental issues and housing issues and our deep anxiety about what the hell's happen to our s

british airways is doing the same. at friday prayers today in tehran, there were renewed chants of ‘death to america', and fiery language from the country's spiritual leaders that the strait of hormuz will become a graveyard for trespassers. last night, donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. the parents of a british muslim convert dubbed "jihadijack" have been found guilty of funding terrorism by a uk court. john letts and sally lane sent their son money while he was in syria, despite being warned he had joined the so called islamic state and become a dangerous extremist. chi chi izundu reports. they say they are loving parents put in an impossible position, but sally lane and john letts have been convicted today of funding terrorism after sending money to their son in the middle east. the heavy price we paid today is an indication of the love we have for our children. we are committed to helping jack return home. we will continue our campaign to help th

version of a map saying the drone was intercepted after it violated iranian airspace well the british airways quantas and rerouted their flight paths in the gulf after the u.s. federal aviation administration the f.a.a. ordered all u.s. operators to do the same. standing by for us in tehran but 1st let's go straight to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington d.c. kimberly has there been any response from the white house yet to this dramatic new york times report that donald trump 1st authorized air strikes on iran then cancel them as the planes were actually in the air. no response from the white house or the pentagon it is still very early here in washington and i expect that sort of there is an attempt to at least craft some sort of public response under way but there are a lot of questions as americans are waking up here in the united states about why this occurred why these planes were reportedly in the air and then abruptly pulled back it's not clear why the u.s. president donald trump changed his mind but of course he would be the one that would make that order whet

the first british airways flight to pakistan in more that a decade took off from heathrow about threeflights in 2008 after more than 50 people were killed in a bombing at a hotel in islamabad. the british high commissioner in islamabad says ba wasjoining "an increasing number of british companies doing business in pakistan". bangladesh shocked south africa to get their cricket world cup campaign off to a flying start with a 21 run victory at the 0val in london. the tigers hit 330 for six, making their highest one day total. in reply south africa struggled as they lost crucial early wickets and fell to their second defeat of the tournament after losing to england last week. back now to the impending state visit to the uk by donald trump. the us president has been quoted widely in the uk papers giving his opinion on brexit, and on several politicians. rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor of the newspaper city am, says it's not unusual for donald trump to get involved in another country's domestic politics. donald trump certainly isn't a president to have followed etiquette in an

british airways is doing the same.iday prayers today in tehran there were renewed chants of "death to america." last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. you can read more about the story on oui’ you can read more about the story on our website, you will find analysis there from our diplomatic correspondentjonathan there from our diplomatic correspondent jonathan marcus about just what the us— iran conflict could look like. for all of that go to the website or download the app. the parents of a british muslim convert known as "jihadi jack" have been found guilty of funding terrorism. john letts and sally lane said their money while he was in syria despite being warned that he was had joined the so—called islamic state and was becoming a dangerous extremist. our middle east correspondent met him last year but we had to wait until his parents trial was over before we could broadcast this interview. one of the islamic state group's most notorious re

british airways is doing the same.iday prayers today in tehran there were renewed chants of "death to america." last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. you can read more about this story on our website, including analysis from our diplomatic correspondent jonathan marcus about what a us—iran conflict could look like. just go to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. the parents of a british muslim convert dubbed "jihadijack" have been found guilty of funding terrorism by a british court. jack letts was 18 when he left for syria in 2014. our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville met him last year. one of the islamic state group's most notorious recruits was former oxford schoolboy jack letts. he agreed to speak to us in october last year. only now that his parents‘ trial is over can the interview be broadcast. he said he wasn't speaking under duress and he wanted to come clean about his membership of is. i asked him if he had betraye

boeing someone ends to a sales drop sparked by seven thirty seven max crisis british airways is parent company i ag signed a letter of intent. to buy up to two hundred seven thirty seven max planes this despite the fact that the model is still grounded worldwide. at list prices the order would be worth twenty four billion dollars i eugene is our lines include iberia wailing and air lingus. noted that it had negotiated a substantial discount. nevertheless it's a big vote of confidence for the embattled plane maker at this year's paris air show. one of the big focus points at this air show is how to make air travel more eco friendly. electric planes have been on display in the what was it this is senator bryan quit has been taking a look at some of them. at twenty nineteen paris air show big focus is on the climat. commercial aviation accounts for roughly 2% of all carbon emissions but that figure is set to rise as traffic increases. big companies like airbus are getting ready it's partnering with engine from soft front to work on a hybrid electric plane to replace a large part of its fl

british airways is set to become the first western airline to resume flights to pakistan, after the routee marriott hotel bombing. a flight from heathrow to islamabad is due to take off this evening. let's ta ke let's take you back to liverpool. not a lot has happened in the 20 minutes or so since we last looked at the pictures stop they are still going quite slowly. the crowds are as busy if not busier than they were. you can hear as busy if not busier than they were. you can hear a as busy if not busier than they were. you can hear a bit the sand there. the pictures are coming from liverpool football club tv. i think the sound is coming from the helicopter and i may be wrong, it may be our sound mixer. elegantly mixing in the sand from the location where our colleague stuart flinders is currently positioned. looking at the area pictures as the bus, buses make their way through the crowds, it is really striking the contrasts between those roads where the boss isn't going to be going and those where it is going because it is like the whole of liverpool has packed themselves into this stre

british airways is doing the same.iday prayers today in tehran there were renewed chants of "death to america." last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. negar mortazavi is an iran analyst and consultant editor at the news website the independent. thank you so much for your time. first of all, is there a coherent plan on iran coming out of the white house? thanks for having me. no, there doesn't seem to be a coherent plan, even for the attack that was supposed to happen last night. there are contradictory reports coming out of the white house and the situation room as far as when president trump decided to call off the plan. was it the casualties, is this part of his out of the deal? is he trying to put iranians on the edge? all of this, we have to remember, goes back to a year ago when president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal, which was working. the iranians were abiding by it. it was the only available avenue to limit iran's nuclear progr

british airways is doing the same.hran there were renewed chance of "death there were renewed chants of "death to america". last night donald trump pulled back, but this is still a tense and dangerous situation in a highly volatile region. what is clear is that donald trump wa nts to what is clear is that donald trump wants to avoid war but he equally wa nts to wants to avoid war but he equally wants to avoid war but he equally wants to avoid being accused of being weak. so he is trying to have framed this as "by my restraint, 150 iranian lives were spared by the decision i took last night as god. not all republicans see it that way, some say it is weak and suggests to iran they can get away with shooting down a us drone without consequence. democrats come on the other hand, say this is the price you are paying for pulling out of the nuclear deal with no plan b. i should say that europeans in washington are even more scathing. diplomats i have spoken to have said this shows the com plete spoken to have said this shows