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they're in they've been tom enders actually i was just again watching the press conference on on you tube and they. you know they had lots of discussions about ok can we can we alter the airplane killer make it longer can we change the engines can we can we do this or do that and from airbus's viewpoint day they really couldn't do anything part of the problem also is that not all the airlines you know i mean the good thing about the airplane is it's big i mean you can fit the normal sizes you're correspond i think touched on this five hundred forty fasten my goodness and so nontraditional yeah but that's a sort of a traditional three class layout so you got first class business coach. but the plane can actually if you didn't all coach configuration you could actually pack about eight hundred people into the plane of course who wants to. meet personally i don't want to fly on a plane. just to many people but you know in order to make the economy the the economics of the plane work you're really sort of have to put that many people in it malaysia airlines for example that got several a

we'll be speaking to the ceo tom enders >>> let's start going over some of the price action we've had on equities it ened on a more positive tone. a slightly mixed session in asia slightly positive hang seng. a little weaker sentiment. again, they are dominated by the back and fot between the u.s. and china of all the trade discussions. positive developments there with reports that in theory, we will find out next couple of days president xi zing ping will be attending the meetings some positive developments there. stocks europe 600, as it stands now, is still 10% away from its 2018 highs the s&p is about 6% off. we have recuperated ground not quite there yet, though. switching to individual indexes, though you can see a picture across the board. ftse 100, the u.k. index up at 7,230 points, .4% hires. as zen ka, very strong numbers there are helping to give that index somewhat of a lift in terms of the political story, of course, today there is another house of commons debate going on motion being put forward by government questions as to whether or not the euro skeptic erg group will

tom enders acknowledged the plane with. what we're seeing is the rich four engine aircraft and that is why. i mean there's been speculation. for years. ten years. thing becomes. probably at least ten years too late but the eighty three ac experienced trouble from the stars including tension between airbus is french and german management protracted production delays and cost overruns the decision to stop making the super jumbo in twenty twenty one could affect up to three thousand five hundred jobs. it's a great pity this is new territory for us the plane was unique in many ways to do. of course it's a huge setback for airbus but i think we'll get through it we can do it together to . weave in other projects and orders in other areas with other aircrafts and the aircraft you have to get through. the demise of the a three a c. is likely to cost the plane maker more than four hundred sixty million euros in losses but the cost to the company's image could be greater still. plans to open a new headquarters in new york the decisi

tom enders admitted to the as well it's nevertheless the a three eighty when it came out i remember it it's hard to go quite a remarkable achievement why did it fail why didn't it just a miscalculation is that the whole reason it is indeed an airplane lost by passengers and feared by accountants for several reasons one the a three eighty is the biggest jetliner of the world in any normal configuration it seems about five hundred fifty passengers and selling each one of these seats can be a challenge the second issue here is the a three eighty has four turbines which you know they take up a lot of fuel and nowadays there are more nimble jets that can also fly long distance with a lower number of passengers but they can you know go all the way consuming much less fuel thereby being much more profitable and the third issue is airbus anticipated that the passenger numbers on routes between the big hubs would grow exponentially turns out if you market grew after all the routes even on the ones connecting smaller airports and passengers don't want to go to big hubs when they want to reach th

if mr enders is watching, that is what he can do with his letter.ancois had clearly planned that stand, but should the bbc have done more to challenging? bbc politics clipped the moment and it was shared online, leading to criticism of the bbc for allowing to use its airwaves in that way. jayne secker more tweeted... with so much focus on brexit, the bbc news has tried to take the story around the country. on tuesday the bbc news at ten featured a report hearing the perspectives of leave voters in mansfield, but did this approach do justice to the town? dear newswatch, i watched the ten o'clock news on tuesday night with trepidation. they said at the top of the programme there would be a report from mansfield. as expected, the short report featured an evening silhouette of a disused pit stop and an elderly local resident with a rich local accent in a labour club and to top it all off a rendition from a local brass band rehearsal. how much more cliched and stereotypical can the bbc get? this is so totally opposite to the mansfield area we know. come

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tom enders acknowledged the plane is outmoded. i think what we're seeing here is the end of a large four engine aircraft and that is what it is i mean there has been speculation. for years that we were ten years during the three eighty thing becomes clear when we were probably at least ten years too late the a three eighty had troubles from the start including tensions between airbus is french and german management and protracted production delays and cost overruns those prompted a company restructuring that cost thousands of jobs after quantas cancelled eight orders and emirates cancelled thirty nine the company says it will simply put an end to production of the a three eighty by twenty twenty one. well it's been clear for a while that the a three eighty was struggling its very first customer was singapore airlines which leads two of them for one point seven million dollar each month both planes are now out of service singapore didn't renew the contract leasing from struggle to find a new client super jumbos are now still parked

know it's been a long time coming in fact about two years ago already the outgoing airbus chief tom enders was musing about stopping the a three eighty and then basically got the extension but we already heard all the reasons that speak against implementing the inclusion of a plane like this a large plane with four engines it uses plenty of fuel and you have to pilot hundreds of passengers from one destination to the other that simply doesn't pay off for the airlines so what does it mean now this decision for apple. i think it must come as a relief also to the shareholders because it was a drag on profits that never really made any money and when you look at the twenty eight thousand results air bus with a huge profit jump as a company over three billion dollars but there would have been even more because there was a big one billion dollar loss on the a three eighty be it combined with the a four hundred military plane so for airbus this must be early from they can now start really planning for the day exposed a three eighty but scrapping such a huge project means someone has to pay the pr

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tom enders also admitted to special because i mean it was quite an achievement and it stay in this massive plane really incredible very luxurious why did it fail well it's a plane that passengers loved and still do because it is space is spacious so big it is very quiet and takes off but it's also a plane that is feared by accountants for several reasons one is the world's largest jet liner it sits in an ordinary conference configuration about five hundred fifty people and selling all of these seats is a challenge the second one is the a three eighty has four engines and they consume much more fuel than more smaller more nimble jets with just two turbines which are common feature today and third airbus anticipated that passenger numbers would exponentially grow between the big hubs the aviation harv's of the world london shanghai new york well turns out passenger numbers did grow but in the entire market and people don't want to change planes in frankfurt or new york they want to go from their home airport to the next one and these smaller routes the big simply not profitable direct flight

tom enders also admitted to special because i mean it was quite an achievement and it's day i mean this massive plane really incredible very luxurious why did it fail well it's a plane that passengers loved and still do because it is space is spacious so big it is very quiet and takes off but it's also a plane that is feared by accountants for several reasons one is the world's largest jet liner it sits in an ordinary conference configuration about five hundred fifty people and selling all of these seats is a challenge the second one is the a three eighty s four engines and they consume much more fuel than more smaller more nimble jets with just two turbines which are the common feature today and third airbus anticipated that passenger numbers would exponentially grow between the big hubs the aviation hobbs' of the world london shanghai new york well turns out passenger numbers did grow but in the entire market and passing people don't want to change planes in frankfurt or new york they want to go from their home airport to the next one and these smaller routes the big simply not profit

tom enders acknowledged the plane with. what we're seeing here is. a large four engine aircraft and that is what it is there's been speculation. for years. ten years. thing becomes. at least ten years too late but the eighty three ac experienced trouble from the stars including tension between airbus is french and german management protracted production delays and cost overruns just the a three ac experience trouble from the start including tension between airbus is french and german management protracted production delays and cost overruns the decision to stop making the super jumbo in twenty twenty one could affect up to three thousand five hundred jobs. it's a great pity this is new territory for us the plane was unique in many ways. of course it's a huge setback for airbus but i think we'll get through it we can do it together to the. project and orders in other areas with other aircrafts. you have to get through. the demise of the a three a c. is likely to cost the plane maker more than four. hundred sixty million euros in losses but the cost to

it is a game ender.oad trip. >>> the nicest way to say it overzealous reporting earlier in the week had the raiders moving to what was at&t park, now oracle park. it would have been a slap in the face for the giants to let them play there. the report the raiders would play at oracle was premature. the raiders would have needed the 49ers to waive their rights. they would not do that. greg papa who is the play-by- play announcer appears to think that's the way it's going to two. they won't play on the giants field this year. >> from what i'm hearing they won't play at oracle park. the 49ers have the territorial rights to san francisco and the raiders have the rights to oakland. they will have to figure out if they go to levies, the coliseum or somewhere else. >> what makes the most sense is get it done and play with a hir too bad he n' pro bowl selectio 12 year veteran most of the years with the patriots. he's the new 49ers wide receivers coach. it is pears that -- appears he won't kochan antonio coach ant

to go back to the eight democrats who have already, you know, endered the ring, let's say.ot forget 17 republican candidates, as you told me began in 2016 before donald trump emerged as the nominee. so do you think we can expect that many democrats in 2020? >> we could expect that many and probably more. >> oh, my goodness. probably more. at least 11 prominent democrats -- additional prominent democrats are mulling a run ranging from well-known personalities like joe biden and bernie sanders to younger leaders such as senator amy klobuchar. let's remember that california's kamala harris declared just a week ago. zell current governors are also making the rounds, particularly in the first four primary and caucus states. iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. we'll have them memorized before long. they're hoping to gain traction before they announce. they're running around this country. a lot of us have not seen these people yet. they see small groups. do you think i can gather support? can i get your money? that's what many of them are doing right now. >> testing th

after all, he's standing his ground with his military still preventing aid from endering eng the countrythe rule of juan guaido. who has been rallying troops, calling on the people to volunteer and carry aid across the border on the 23rd of february. are you going to help on the 23rd? as you can see here, everyone here is prepared to risk their lives to carry that humanitarian aid across the border. they are counting on the army, the rank and file who, too, are living on the edge to walk as well as stand beside them. that chant that you are hearing at the end of the report is directed at the rank and file. they are hoping they will move out of their way come the 23rd if they can't deliver aid. they are trying to relate something that happened back in 2016, the border then between venezuela and colombia was closed. a group of women dressed in white, desperate to come to colombia to buy medicine actually were able to come in. the police let them in. they are trying to have a message direct toand file hoping they will stand out of the way. >> incredible reporting you have done throughout, i

airbus ceo tom enders says while it was a painful decision, the company needs to be realistic. the company is also taking a charge of about $500 million for shutdown costs and will talk with its unions about the roughly 3,000 jobs that could be effected airbus reported better than expected fourth quarter earnings shares are rallying today in paris. back to you. >> kate, thank you very much the company swinging to a profit in the fourth quarter, despite continued weakness in its trading business meantime, cisco systems second quarter results topping forecasts, and it gave upbeat guidance the company saw strong sales of its networking gear even as it raised prices to offset any potential impact from the u.s. trade fight. cisco is also hiking its dividend and its buy back programs cisco stock. remember, a member of the dow up 4% right now cisco ceo chuck robbins will be on squawk on the street at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> meantime, yelp's fourth quarter earnings easily topping forecasts. the on-line review cited sales to grow 8% to 10% this year. that is at the high end of estim

. >> we thought maybe there's an ender in sight. >> the rockies and parts of new mexico could see snowl day on monday before the system makes its way further east. people stopped by stores to pick up shovels not everyday th streets are blanketed with ese in this area. it's good for the local businesses. >> even las vegas is getting pummeled by winter weather. four inches of snow falling over night into monday morning. the first significant dusting in a decade. a wintery mix making travel a nightmare. the state highway patrol shut the freeways on sunday night leaving drivers stranded but locals off the roads say the rare snowfall is fun. >> i love it's quiet. it makes the sound muffled and everything. it's like a blanket of white. it's pretty awesome. >> temperatures are expected to remain cold throughout the west. a wintery mix is expected to make its way through the midwest and the east by the end of the week. in new york, janice dean, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> some major,s airlines plan to change their ticketing process to get passengers more options when it comes to identifying their gen

. >>> new this morning, a 91-year-old former san jose priest a convicted sex owe ender could be in legalnce again. >> he's being sued by a minor who alleges that he repeatedly sexually assaulted her in her family's home. matt keller live at the san jose diocese for us. matt? >> reporter: reggie, the allegations from this lawsuit are disturbing. herman toro is facing a criminal case for allegedly abusing two girls. now he's facing this civil lawsuit as well. take a look at his photo from the megan's law website. he's a registered sex offender. san jose mercury news said he was first convicted of sexual misconduct in 1983. he was working at a parish in al advice owe. he worked at several parishes until being permanently banned from ministry in 1990. a lawsuit was filed last week alleging the 91-year-old sexually assaulted her between 2011 and 2016. he's facing charges for committing lewd acts on girls between 2011 and 2015. the lawsuit does not name the diocese as a defendant. all of this comes as pope francis has called 200 global church leaders to the vatican to address the clergy abuse

well, alisyn, i think first of all this devastating, stunning testimony that michael cohen's going to enderere a little bit later, i think helps to explain the president's reaction to our briefing that we gave to president-elect trump on the sixth of january of 2016 in trump tower. and his -- essentially his refusal to accept what we were telling him about the russian meddling. >> and what was his reaction, director? just remind us. >> well, he just couldn't get his head around or refused to get his head around anything that would cast doubt on the validity or veracity of his election. and i think that explains much better and with greater fidelity his pushback not only with what we said, but subsequent to that. after we all -- i left and all of us left the government. and our successors continued to point out to him that the russians meddled. and now we have this evidence that he knew all along what was going on. and i actually think that the synchronization, collusion, coordination, whatever word you want to use was actually much broader than what we've been talking about. >> meaning what

if mr enders is watching, that is what he can do with his letter.as shared online, leading to criticism of the bbc for allowing to use its airwaves in that way. jayne secker more tweeted... with so much focus on brexit, the bbc news has tried to take the story around the country. on tuesday the bbc news at ten featured a report hearing the perspectives of leave voters in mansfield, but did this approach do justice to the town? dear newswatch, i watched the ten o'clock news on tuesday night with trepidation. they said at the top of the programme there would be a report from mansfield. as expected, the short report featured an evening silhouette of a disused pit stock and an elderly local resident with a rich local accent in a labour club and to top it all off a rendition from a local brass band rehearsal. how much more cliched and stereotypical can the bbc get? this is so totally opposite to the mansfield area we know. come on, bbc, it is many years since the coal mines and mills closed and mansfield is recovering and regenerating. please think caref

in a statement, airbus chief executive tom enders said that the decision was painful, but that the a380 delivery of the plane is set for 2021 and airbus said that it hoped it would be able to reassign around 3,000 workers, marking the end of the superjumbo era. the police service of northern ireland has apologised to bereaved families after a watchdog found it hadn t handed over significant information about a mass shooting during the troubles. the police ombudsman has been examining the police investigation into murders of five people in 1992. the ombudsman s report into the killings will now be delayed. let's speak now to our correspondent emma vardy who's in belfast. tell us about the background to the case and the shooting we referred to. this incident was one of the most significant loyalist paramilitary killings of the troubles of the fabry afternoon 27 yea rs troubles of the fabry afternoon 27 years ago, when gunmen burst into a bookmakers in belfast and began shooting. they killed five catholic men, one of them just 15 years old and seven others were injured. fast forward to tod

tom harrington, senior researcher at enders analysis, joins me.ritbox lodged about two years, two .5 years ago in the us, an alliance between bbc worldwide, anc and itv. we don‘t really know what it will cost or what will be on it, you would imagine cost wise it will probably be about 5.99, anything more and people will compare it to netflix and it will be nothing like netflix in terms of scale and size. so how will it be different from what people already get from bbc iplayer and itv? that isa get from bbc iplayer and itv? that is a very good question, and that is the major struggle they may have. people expect to get this content for free people expect to get this content forfree or as part people expect to get this content for free or as part of their licence fee, that being the back content for the bbc in the itv, and the expenditure the service will have isn‘t large enough to create a whole lot of original programming. because netflix spend a fortune, don‘t they, on their content, something like £8 billion is what we are talking with netflix.