a former british airways pilot now an aviation consultant.th korea and it happened just after 9am on sunday morning and i think most south koreans didn't believe it actually happened. je—ju is one of the leading airlines, has a great safety record and the airline many people use on a daily basis so people think, they didn't believe when they first saw the news, now they see this number is really shocking. there were people, families waiting for family numbers to come back from their trip and they are now rushing into a temporary facility at the airport. to face the tragedy they did not expect. ohm tragedy they did not expect. an incredible tragedy there. what are we hearing from authorities as to how this could have happened?— as to how this could have happened? as to how this could have ha ened? ., ., happened? right now, the two main causes — happened? right now, the two main causes are _ happened? right now, the two main causes are known - happened? right now, the two main causes are known to - happened? right now, the two main causes are

earlier i spoke to alastair rosenschein, a former british airways pilot, now an aviation consultant basedstbourne well, there are a number of reasons why you can't get the undercarriage to deploy. primarily amongst that would be a loss of hydraulic pressure. so, you know, it is possible to crank the gear down. but, you know, at this stage it's, you know, we're into an area of speculation. what i can say is that the video that i've seen shows the aircraft doing a wheels up, landing on the runway, and then the aircraft skids to the right of the runway and into some structure. it's been said it was a wall. and then, of course, the aircraft disintegrates into a ball of fire. now it's near impossible to control an aircraft on the landing roll as the speed reduces with the gear up. and so that would explain why the aircraft skidded off to one side. the reports of a bird strike could result in a worst case scenario and loss of hydraulics as well. if both engines are severely damaged. so would the birds have had to have hit the engines? is that what you're saying? well, yes. i mean, a bird strike

earlier i spoke to alastair rosenschein, a former british airways pilot, now an aviation consultant basedbourne — i asked him what could have prevented the landing gear from functioning properly... well, there are a number of reasons why you can't get the undercarriage to deploy. primarily amongst that would be a loss of hydraulic pressure. so, you know, it is possible to crank the gear down. but, you know, at this stage it's, you know, we're into an area of speculation. what i can say is that the video that i've seen shows the aircraft doing a wheels up, landing on the runway, and then the aircraft skids to the right of the runway and into some structure. it's been said it was a wall. and then, of course, the aircraft disintegrates into a ball of fire. now it's near impossible to control an aircraft on the landing roll as the speed reduces with the gear up. and so that would explain why the aircraft skidded off to one side. the aircraft skidded the reports of a bird strike could result in a worst case scenario and loss of hydraulics as well. if both engines are severely damaged. so would

problem does occur or happen to works at london goswick unseen, but it's big invested into a british airway. 757 leaving from england. going to america, i think was one of the most real things. we have a site including seeing bits of boats coming out of the back of the engine, fall coming out, the engine exhaust from the fire extinguishers and then what you go, the fire service rush to the run light in preparation for the emergency landing. so i've seen this 1st time. it does happen, the airports do mitigate the problem by um they have ground services that scare away the boats. you don't find any trees, apple, it's on their apple. it's because they mitigate that problem. by preventing the birds from nesting and trace, they use of accounts and measures to scare the boat. so why so they, they do take this into account. it just does happen occasionally. tell us why in your opinion, the airplane did not have its landing gear lowered. i can't give you a definitive answer in simple terms. we as looking at the video, there are some things that don't quite fit very well with my namely it's apparent

there have been cancellations by various airlines, including easyjet, british airways, and and wellingick, heathrow airport has experienced significant delays and cancellations today and manchesterairport, birmingham, stansted, london luton, and london city, all experiencing delays today. the bad news is it is set to continue over the coming hours. we have heard from nats which is the uk's main air traffic control provider which says that temporary air traffic restrictions are in place while there is this low visibility. they are doing this when it comes to safety, and it is in constant communication with both the airports and the airlines in order to try and minimise the disruption. the advice for any passengers intending either travelling tonight or indeed tomorrow is to check with your airline before making the journey to the airport. the met office is advising passengers to allow longer for theirjourney given the weather, but it does say that the fog is expected to start a clear by later tonight. the head of the world health organisation has told the bbc that it was public knowledg

locations is going to find that they are having a very difficult and delayed, lots of delays, and british airwayscancellations to and from london heathrow, and many other airlines, lufthansa, frankfurt, munich, amsterdam klm, and various aer lingus flights from ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. earlier i spoke to nick johnson who was down at one of the biggest transport hubs in the south west of england, to give us a travel update. i am outside bristol temple meads station, one of the major rail hubs for the west and south—west of england. from here, rail services down to devon and cornwall, the midlands, the north and london as well as south wales. most of those services between bristol and cardiff have been delayed, or now cancelled the most of the rest of the day. specific lines themselves, no trains, gwr says, between plymouth and penzance until at least one o'clock today. between bristol temple meads and portsmouth, no services because of debris on the line near westbury. those delays are likely to get worse as we hear about more blockages on the line in the next few hours, gwr, the operato

locations is going to find that they are having a very difficult and delayed, lots of delays, and british airwaysrom london heathrow, and many other airlines, lufthansa, frankfurt, amsterdam klm, and various aer lingus flights from ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. . ~' , ., ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. ., ~ ., ireland also cancelled i'm afraid. ., ., , afraid. thank you for bringing us u- to afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date. _ afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that _ afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that is - afraid. thank you for bringing us up to date, that is the - us up to date, that is the travel correspondent, simon colder. we will have extensive coverage of storm darragh for viewers in the uk in 20 minutes' time, so stay with us, if you can. we have some breaking news from syria. rebel advances on government forces appear to be gathering momentum from both the north and the south. a war monitor says rebels are just 20 kilometres from the capital. the speed at which the armed opposition is advancing across the country has astonished everyone, wit

easyjet, british airways are some of the allies that have had to cancel flights.on, glasgow, belfast, and edinburgh have been cancelled today. the uk's main air traffic control provider is nats, it says temporary air traffic restrictions remain in place while there is no —— low visibility. and it says restrictions of this sort are only ever applied to maintain safety, and it says it is in touch with the airlines and airports to try and minimise disruption. the advice for anyone trying to travel either tonight or tomorrow is to check with their airline before making a journey to the airport. the met office is also advising travellers to allow a little extra time on the roads and is warning drivers also to leave some extra braking distances in areas with poor visibility. the met office says the folk should lift across the uk later tonight. —— the fog. now it's time for a look at today's sport hello from the bbc sport centre. nick kyrgios says the high—profile doping cases involving grand slam winners jannik sinner and iga swiatek are "disgusting" for tennis. the aus

just looking at british airways, they have cancelled several flights today so far to faro in portugal. lots of delays notjust at gatwick, heathrow airport the biggest airport of course in the uk, cancelled 20 flights before eight o�*clock this morning. there were significant disruption there, manchester airport, birmingham and london city all have problems too. the uk's city all have problems too. the uk�*s main control provider says temporary air traffic control restrictions are in place, it�*s for the locations with low visibility and it said restrictions of this type are only ever applied to maintain safety. it said its working closely with the airlines and the airports to minimise the disruption, the advice to anyone travelling today though is to check with your airline before travelling to the airport and plenty of extra time for yourjourney. time for your “ourney. thank ou time for your “ourney. thank youvery— time for yourjourney. thank you very much- _ now it�*s time for a look at today�*s sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. australia remain in charge of the fourth test in

you have international packages from british airways that inincludes car rentals or five nights of a hotel all under $1,000. chicago to rome, $517. washington, d.c. to london, with the hotels, $899. l.a. to london, imagine west coast to london and seven days with a car rental, $749. these are good travel tuesday deals. you have to pack flexibility, read the fine print. i have been looking for a few trips. i wasn't able to nab them but was intrigued by others available. it's an interesting day trying to find values. >> we talked planes and hotels and cruises are big. >> hotels first. go to your hilton honors account. sign up. the members are getting these best deals. then you can go to expedia. become a member. become a hopper member. they are offering 50% off on 10,000 hotels. if you talk about cruises, big savings. norwegian, 50% off all cruises. they have a couple of new vessels coming online. new, exciting for them. you can book out a couple of years. celebrity cruises with some caribbean trips and alaska trips to 2027. >> let's not think 2027. let's think christmas and new year's

pilot, a british airways captain, had recently been sending karen romantic texts, but he was aboard adle east when karen was killed. so he was ruled out, as were most of karen's known male friends. all could prove they were nowhere near her house in oldsmar that night-- every boyfriend except car guy, tim permenter, the one who reported finding karen's body. dennis murphy (voiceover): tim was inconsolable during that 911 call and later would tell detectives he'd lost the love of his life, the woman he was hoping to marry. but the people who knew karen best started telling police a very different story. i'm not sure why she stayed in that relationship or she even began a relationship like that. dennis murphy (voiceover): the relationship began with tim trying to sell karen a new car. but police learned he also sold her a bill of goods about himself, saying he'd been a navy seal involved in top secret missions, never mentioning the sordid truth about his criminal past. karen told me that he explained his scars as he got injured on a mission. super commando stuff, huh? well, i think that

british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatwick. and there's cancellations also at london city. so if you are flying today, good luck. >> simon calder there speaking to us earlier. well boost growth or get out of the way. that is the message from sir keir starmer to uk regulators. the prime minister, the chancellor and business secretary have all asked watchdogs , including ofgem asked watchdogs, including ofgem and ofwat, to propose pro—growth reforms by mid january. it follows figures that show the uk economy flatlined between july and september. labour, though, says it is pulling every lever to deliver the highest sustained economic growth in the g7. but the conservatives blame the government's policies for stalling progress. gb news can reveal today that 1300 migrants have now crossed the english channel since christmas day, as hundreds more crossed today. it comes as the home office confirmed 305 people arrived yesterday in five small boats. shadow home secretary chris philp has blamed sir keir starmer for scrapping conservativ

british airways owner iag is in talks with starlink.ier to consider using the online service. according to the head of innovation, the company has not made a final decision and is weighing options including amazon. semiconductors have been the gift that keeps given for equity traders -- giving for equity traders, quite literally. asml is sharing lego replicas. it's only available to asml employees. they are calling the company to make them more widely available. rochus will set employees back $216 each. that is your brief. scarlet: we are both gawking at that lego set. katie: if it's only available to employees, i thought they would get it for free. maybe i am being greedy. scarlet: it does cost money to make that. coming up next, pricing in a less dovish fed. >> the way the economy is going, you should see a moderation in growth and a moderation and employment and in inflation. the market is very efficiently priced in for a benign policy pack. scarlet: what it means for the bond market. that is next. you are watching "bloomberg surveil

if your passport is up-to-date, look at british airways because it has a good deal here.new york to barcelona five nights in the hotel, 869. i'm getting a baby sitter and just go. >> give it as a gift, too. >> a lot of people are working hybrid workweeks and stuff. your kids are out of school for a couple weeks other the holidays, this is something to look at. some are going all the way into the spring. pretty good deals. flexibility is important here, what days you can travel. >> craig has been talking a lot about yacht rock. have you not? >> yeah. >> cruising. what about cruising? >> i'm a real proponent of a "today" show cruise, if we could ever do that. >> me, too. >> in the meantime, you have norwegian 50% off a bunch of their cruises. celebrity you can save 75% on the second guest. plus, $800 off on the state room. and some of these deals go to their websites, some of these deals are all the way into 2027. so you can really sort of plan out and use today, travel tuesday, by midnight to make some of purchases. >> let's talk hotels. you can get there but it costs a lo

. >>> british airways owner iag is in talks with starling outfitting airplanes with wi- fi.airlines could easily switch internet services from starling because it has been certified by the faa but european carriers have to go through this process. and september, united airlines announced it had reached a deal with starling for onboard internet. >>> defense lawyers saying former abercrombie and fitch ceo michael jeffries might have dementia and may not be able to assist in his own defense. jeffries, who is now 80, is free on bond after pleading not guilty in october to federal sex trafficking and interstate prostitution charges. prosecutors say he and his romantic partner and a third man lured men into drug fueled sex parties in the hamptons by dangling the promise of modeling for the retailer adds. prosecutors and defense lawyers are suggesting a competency hearing in june to determine whether jeffries can stand trial. >>> next, breaking economic news. we have weekly jobless claims when squawk box returns. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos tha

now they're seeing something where in the last two patients, one in british columbia and one into louisiana it got into upper airways fairly easily. they know where the two got it from. one got it from a backyard bird and no sign of any spread. flu mutates very easily. eight places on a flu molecule to mute tate compared to covid. much less so and why all the surveillance. we've never had a pandemic with a high number, h5n1. h5 is a type of molecule that attaches to human cells or animal cells. that has never gone human-to-human. cdc says the risk remains very low. >> griff: let's take a look at the map of where we're seeing cases across the country and your insight is reassuring. you can see some 17 states have some 893 various confirmed cases with bird flu in cattle herds and livestock. as you look at this map, dr. siegel, that one patient in louisiana, are there other areas that you are particularly looking at and possibly concerned with? >> when you see that red state which is a blue state i'm much more concerned about california than anywhere because you are making a great point here, griff. once it starts to s

british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatwick.nd there's cancellations also at london city. so if you are flying today, good luck. >> now a man has been charged with murder after the death of two women on christmas day. officers were called to reports of a stabbing at a block of apartments in santa cruz avenue in milton keynes , just after in milton keynes, just after 6:30 pm. thames valley police said 38 year old joanne pearson and 24 year old teona grant died at the scene. a man and a teenage boy suffered serious injuries in the incident. they are in a stable condition in hospital. police have since charged 49 year old gisele brown of santa cruz avenue, and he will appear at high wycombe magistrates court today. and us president elect donald trump has made a last minute plea to get the supreme court to delay an upcoming nationwide tiktok ban while he works on a political resolution. congress had passed a law earlier this year banning the popular video sharing app as of january 19th. if it is not sold by its chinese parent compan

british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatwick.d there's cancellations also at london city. so if you are flying today good luck. >> simon calder there speaking to us earlier. well boost growth or get out of the way. that is the message from sir keir starmer to uk regulators. the prime minister, the chancellor and business secretary have all asked watchdogs, including ofgem and ofwat, to propose pro—growth reforms by mid—january. it follows figures that show the uk economy flatlined between july and september. labour, though, says it is pulling every lever to deliver the highest sustained economic growth in the g7. but the conservatives blame the government's policies for stalling progress. gb news can reveal today that 1300 migrants have now crossed the english channel since christmas day, as hundreds more crossed today. it comes as the home office confirmed 305 people arrived yesterday in five small boats. shadow home secretary chris philp has blamed sir keir starmer for scrapping conservative measures like the rwanda plan, sayin

british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatwick. and there's cancellations also at london city. so if you are flying today, good luck. >> simon calder there speaking to us earlier. well boost growth or get out of the way. that is the message from sir keir starmer to uk regulators. the prime minister, the chancellor and business secretary have all asked watchdogs , including ofgem asked watchdogs, including ofgem and ofwat, to propose pro—growth reforms by mid january. it follows figures that show the uk economy flatlined between july and september. labour, though, says it is pulling every lever to deliver the highest sustained economic growth in the g7. but the conservatives blame the government's policies for stalling progress. gb news can reveal today that 1300 migrants have now crossed the english channel since christmas day, as hundreds more crossed today. it comes as the home office confirmed 305 people arrived yesterday in five small boats. shadow home secretary chris philp has blamed sir keir starmer for scrapping conservativ

british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatwick.nd there's cancellations also at london city. so if you are flying today, good luck. >> it's being reported that sir keir starmer has ordered britain's key watchdogs to remove barriers to growth in a bid to kick start the british economy. it's understood the prime minister has written to the uk's main watchdogs, asking them to come up with ideas for reform that could boost economic growth. he reportedly contacted the companies, including energy regulator ofgem and water regulator ofgem and water regulator ofwat, on christmas eve. a woman has been charged with murdering a father of six on christmas day in staffordshire. police were called to a report of a man in cardiac arrest at about 3:25 am. on wednesday. they said despite the best efforts of medical staff, he died a short time later. 33 year old kirsty careless has now been charged with murdering 31 year old louis price. gb news can confirm that 1300 migrants have now crossed the english channel since christmas day, as hundreds more

british airways has cancelled 18 flights so far to and from heathrow, another four at gatwick. and there's cancellations also at london city. so if you are flying today, good luck. >> gb news can confirm that 1300 migrants have now crossed the engush migrants have now crossed the english channel since christmas day, as hundreds more made the journey today. it comes as the home office confirmed 305 arrived yesterday in five small boats. 407 made the illegal crossing on boxing day and 451 on christmas day. they take the total number who've arrived in the uk this year to 36,500. that's a 25% increase on last year's total. some breaking news now a woman has been charged with murdering a father of six on christmas day in staffordshire. police were called to a report of a man in cardiac arrest in norton canes at about 3:25 am. on wednesday. they said despite medical efforts, he died a short time later. a 33 year old, kirsty carlos, has now been charged with murdering 31 year old louis price. and more than 70 assaults took place in prisons every day last year, according to new analysi