ready, set, indigo. qatar airways say they are keen on the stake in the carrier and may spend $2 billion to secure it. 3-d printing takes flight, a special report from the dubai air show. keep an eye on the markets, the shanghai composite extending its run, rising to an 11 week high as the government resume ipo bys to the end of the year. 225 having aei positive morning session of over 2% and positive earnings from the likes of olympus. two big ipos in the region, see icc in hong kong and the chili crab chain jumbo in singapore. weakness and south korea. diversions there. a disappointing trading day in china. what that says about the case for further stimulus. doesn'tt xi jinping want to hartline naturally here but how much of the emphasis is now on the pto see? economy: arguably, the as far as a sustained heartland in rise we have seen many months of declining numbers. take a look at these export numbers. exports down 7%. that is more than twice the size and people were expecting. looking at key markets

jill chase and a vocal indigo. hi, sweetie. how are you? australian shepherd. she is great. >> isn't she pretty? > what are the dos and don'ts? what should we keep away from the dogs ? >> i never, ever like you to feed people food. and this is a really tricky time of year. i have to say that veterinarians this time of year we see a lot of -- she is leaving. [ laughter ] >> come, indigo. >> a lot of inflammation of the pancreas mainly from eating things that are cooked in butter or fat. so you know, we want to avoid any of those types of foods. onion and garlic burst red blood chelce even cooked causing anemia. -- blood cells and even cooked causing anemia. something that's very dangerous and if you could be mindful of is the garbage can. it gets in the garbage can and then the dog or cat will eat it and that's a major problem. sometimes you have to have surgery. >> if you must, maybe a little white turkey for the dog but maybe not but the turkey bones, no. >> off limits. no turkey bonings. and i agree if you must feed something, then just the meat itself, espec

the initial pricing at indigo was more than $4.2 billion. it is the biggest ipo since 2012. it could become one its biggest shareholders. the ceo says the airline was to invest up to 49% if allowed after the listing. they didn't take a stake initially because indian authorities have restrictions on airlines taking part. it is one to watch later today. rishaad: thank you. the australian software designer announcing its intention to go public in the u.s. let's find out more about the company and its strategy with paul allen. paul: it is a back story. .hey were founded in 2002 they funded their company using a credit card. look at them now. they have 400 staff and combined, the founders are worth an estimated $2.3 billion. the company itself is valued at $3.3 billion. last year, it was over $300 million and they have a pretty impressive list of customers. bc.y have tesla, nasa, hs i have more than 50,000 large customers, 375,000 small ones. every month, 5 million people use one of their apps. it is always been a question on when rather than if. now we have their answer. they wi

ready, set, indigo.en on the stake in the carrier and may spend $2 billion to secure it. 3-d printing takes flight, a special report from the dubai air show. keep an eye on the markets, the shanghai composite extending its run, rising to an 11 week high as the government resume ipo bys to the end of the year. 225 having aei positive morning session

david: just an update on shares of indigo. we are up over 13%.gainst the backdrop of what you can see in asia. asian stocks, down about 7/10 of 1%. it's fair to say it's abroad-based decline. no specific reason or trigger why we are seeing declines in asia, besides china, which is dancing to its own tune. you have expectations that the fed is going to move in october. -- december. the bits and pieces of eco-data which came out today, deflation not of china, more subdued, a current account surplus in japan , by the way, failing to impress. japan, we are backpedaling a little bit. same amount in sydney as far as points, 39 points last i checked, but again, a lot of these declines are fairly sentiment-driven. let's hope things improve in the afternoon. we are counting down to the open in hong kong and china at the top of the hour. cory: the telecommunications industry just got smaller. ericcson partnering with cisco systems. they expect the revenue of $1 billion to be added to each companies topline by 2018. bloomberg had the chance to talk to the c

indigo is a very well run, profitable airline.would have loved to be a part of it. >> any inkling as to what kind of scope you would be looking at? >> if we can go up to 49%, we would like to go as much is that. shery: we will have more on th the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. shery: you're looking at live harbour.in victoria we are 30 minutes away from the opening of trading in japan and south korea. you are watching "first up." the top stories this hour, weak trade figures in china add to the pressure for more stimulus. imports fell 19%, the 12th monthly drop in a row. exports were down. of more trade

president obama warned the indigo died fabric to state winners, and an oscar winning actress to hollywoodties. one dress can cost $2,000. these dyes are behind the out fit. they crush the leaves into balls, leaving it to dry in the sun. they are balled into a natural solution, it has to be cleaned several times before it's ready to wear. making one can take more than 10 days. the technique is difficult and takes a long time to complete, meaning not enough can be produced. let alone international demand that there might be >>> fashion week organizers says the use shows that government action is needed to ensure the art form doesn't die out and calls on investors to invest in the designs. >> it's about nigeria's history, culture, artisan, something passed down from generation to generation, it's community, an impact. >> if these steps are taken, nigerians will depend less on imported fabrics, and show off home-made clothes instead >>> thank you for watching the newshour, more news in a moment. stay with al jazeera. al jazeera. >> election day in turkey, the ruling party hopes to regain it's

you have to go to the southernmost zones -- leonardtown,g, saint indigo, charlottesville, light rain. this is going to evaporate before it hits the ground up here. earlier sayingt there was at most a 10% chance of rain. tomorrow, but probably leave the umbrella at home. a rare opportunity for hagerstown to be one of the warmer spots, pushing 70. aspen hill, germantown, 63 to 65. trinidad, galliard that -- gallaudet about 64. 60's and clouds, chance of light rain. a look at the sunshine popping temperatures,he if not a completely sunny day, mostly sunny. the cloudsst shows will be around tomorrow, cloudy skies tomorrow morning, 53. sunrise at about 6:20. going toternoon, still be dark on the national mall with the clouds. the seven-day forecast, once we get the cloudiness monday, 70's on the board. still some indications of a warmth and thursday that may bring a shower. friday could be the warmest day, and the likeliest rain holding off until sunday. kimberly: a good day to take the day off, maybe, friday. coming up -- a royal visit to the d.c. region. mom this is hugely important. is

people look forward to it every year, to get together with her friends and family indigo shopping. -- and to go shopping. rose: there are a lot of big black friday deals going on. there is still plenty of time to get out and get those deals. the 5:00 and 6:00 shows. rose heaphy, kcci 8 news. of the fire at the super target in the west glen towncenter in west des moines last night. officials say a fire broke out at the starbucks there, forcing early black friday shoppers and staff to evacuate because of the heavy smoke. thankfully no one was hurt and the store re-opened to shoppers at around 4:00 this morning. it certainly is a big day for hawk fans as their road to an unlikely national championship gets a little bumpy with a trip to nebraska. sports director andy garman just arrived in lincoln and speaking -- joins us from the phones. how were they getting to the game? andy: the roads are pretty good. you have to take your hat off to iowa and nebraska dot. the only trouble issues we had have been within two miles of the stadium. the parking lot. they're expecting another sellout crowd

mary's saint indigos, fredericksburg, charlottesville, those are the communities with the likeliest chances of rain tomorrow. the rest of us cloud cover, made even have sunshine in hagerstown. mid 50's in the morning, you will need the jacket. washington metro, points north, you can leave the rain gear behind. this forecast keeps the rain really far south and breaks the sun out late in the day. the rare forecast where hagerstown could be one of the warmer spots. tomorrow, germantown in gaithersburg, mid 60's. deanwood the same, dale city, about 64. a chance of rain from leonardtown, pax river, fredericksburg, 60, clouds, 30% chance of rain. the southwest zones come a little bit of sunshine later in the day, and the temperatures warm. we are pushing 70 degrees, low to mid 70's. st, don't expect a ton of sunshine, but northern virginia driving in, you can maybe leave the sun glows is at home -- the sun at home or in the car. could have breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. us cloud cover keeps overcast. the next likeliest round of rain not coming up until next sunday. tomorrow for the commute

project members have to adjust the technique for indigo rice. they are trying to figure out how long to dry the grains and at what temperature. >> translator: thai rice has a very slender shape so it breaks easily and it is tough to handle. it's also rather dry and not so springy. so it's difficult to maintain the texture. >> translator: i hope we will be able to develop the processing technology so that sick people in thailand can eat high quality rice. >> translator: i'm really glad the technology we develop in japan can be used in other parts of the world. >> reporter: the project team aims to get low protein rice on the thai market in two years. nhk world. >> and that's the latest in business news for this hour. it's back to katherine. >>> japanese officials are considering approving a robotic suit. an expert panel of the health ministry is working on the praumg. people with eight diseases including als would be able to make use of the suits. patients with rare intractable diseases who don't have other effective treatment options have high e

the low cost indian airline indigo jumped on its first day of trading on the stock exchange, india's biggest stock market debut in three years, worth about 120 billion euros. airbus has developed that sold three planes to the vietnamese carrier. 29.airline ordered ietjet operates across asia. genie: retailers in the states are making calls about whether to open on thanksgiving. say it is not so. [laughter] stephen: this is a key issue. some want to open a bank given, and others want to give staff a break. h&m has decided for the first time that it will close its doors in united states on thanks giving, allowing store teams to enjoy the time with their families and friends. the office supply company staples is doing the same thing, while walmart and target are extending opening hours during the holiday period, trying desperately to cash in my head of black friday. genie: thank you for that look at the business news. thank you for watching france 24. it is now time for the press review. florence with us. scandal --ith the the world anti-doping agency released a report on allegations of

justirm that runs in biggest airline -- that runs india's biggest airline, indigo.be rate -- into globe the first ipo for an indian airline since 2006. as korea's it comes janjuah surged. offering thatlic raised euros. that as the dust government begins to unveil its -- the bank would be valued at 18.8 billion euros. standard chartered has cut jobs in the by, including for managing director roles. bank hasement, the reduced management layers at a global level. fewer senior staff. spain heads to the polls next month. one person hoping to become the country's next prime minister. he is the leader of the pro-market. -- once a rank outsider. surging in the national polls. in an interview, rivera stress the need for a political and institutional reform. years of we have eight this president. [inaudible] i know that it is not easy. i know in catalonia the situation is very difficult. , thesure in the future situation with our market. sure [indiscernible] the solution is not great. the solution is reform spain. manus: albert rivera. portugal andross alliance of opposition

he's the ceo of indigo go. a new father, congratulations. >> yep.nks for having me. >> let's get into the questions. first one is about a potential drawback of social media. >> how would we handle disgruntled employee basically tarnishing the company's reputation on social media. and the time that it would basically consume to mitigate that? >> i'm glad we got this question. we never talked about this on the show. we talk about your customers. you're an employee who is talking about you. what do you say? >> be careful what you do here. there's freedom of speech issues. there's thing tied to the national labor relations board. if it's something they are talking about proprietary nature act on the basis of your proprietary or intellectual property right. if it's opinion based move on. look the other way. not a lot you can do that's constructive or legal. >> what do you think? >> yeah. i would have to agree with some of that. building on top of that if it's rand random trolling comments i would stay away from it. if it is trying to establish facts to p

red, orange, yellow green and blue don't forget indigo and violet, too i forgot them colors so thank you that's why we're singing a rainbow tune the rain's all gone but the bow's still there the sky's full of colors hanging in midair set sail all hands where the rainbow lands before the sun sinks too low if the trade wind's fine we'll be there in time before it fades away there be treasure at the end treasure at the end treasure at the end before it's gone again hey, everybody, it's me, mickey mouse. say, you want to come inside my clubhouse? wellllall right. let's go. aw, m almost forgot. to make the clubhouse appear, we get to say the magic words. meeska, mooska, mickey mouse. say it with me. meeska, mooska, mickey mouse! [ they might be giants:mickey mouse clubhouse theme] m-i-c-k-e-y m-o-u-s-e that's me. m-i-c-k-e-y m-o-u-s-e it's the mimiey mouse clubhohoe come inside it's fun inside it's the mickey mouse clubhouse - daisy? - here. - goofy? - here. - pluto? - [barks] - minnie? - here. - mickey? - right here. it's the mickey mouse clubhouse come inside it's fun inside m-i-c-k-e-y

. >> indigoes filipinos have joined the criticism, accusing big corporations of harassment, and failingtheir responsibility to protect the environment. >> they are killing people from our tribe. our relatives the people. because they want to take our mountains and dig mines. those mountains are a natural riches in our lives it is what sustained us. >> apeck leaders say they know they still have much to do. and as they begin to head home, they can only hope their people's agenda eventually satisfied all the people. >> >> al jazeera, manumaleuna nil la. >> the president of the university and china are attending there's no shortage of heavy weights at the apex summit. that was quite a bit of attention for one leader in particular. >> . >> the candidate new prime minister justin true doe has to be whisked away by security staff when he was moved by journalists, most of them female on his way out of the youth conference. they came to say hello. >> still to come for you this hour. >> how children are getting caught up in the war on illegal drug drugs in southeast asia, that story. plus. >> re

the firm that runs india's biggest airline indigo rose as much as 18% on its trading debut.aised -- aviation after pricing of the top end of the market range. it is the first ipo by an indian airlines has 2006 and comes after south korea's airline searched 60% on this trading debut last week. alibaba 11 last year, sold more than $1 billion worth of products and three seconds. the sales march the start of single day, an obscure holiday which snowballed into chinese consumer phenomena. let's be to emily cheng. she's the anchor of "bloomberg west." great to have you. lovely to speak to you. i think this is going to be a whopper of a day. came frfoom nowhere. emily: a whopper of a day. it came from nowhere. alibaba invented this "holiday" in 2009. it is called single state. a reaction to valentine's day to encourage people to buy stuff for themselves, which i am a huge fan of. i am here in front of the water tube, the olympic venue where michael phelps won all of those gold medals. alibaba is about to kick off an evening gala. this is a four hour event to kick off what has becom

. >> reporter: blue indigo bike share program lurched six months ago exploded. >> we're over 300,000dego which is a stunning statistic. >> reporter: how can we all just get along? first of all, know the bikers are getting better manners. sidewalk and wrong way riding which infuriates people are both down big time, more than 60%. >> if you're on bike and you're 12 and under, you can be on the sidewalk. if you're over 12, no, you can't be. you follow the rules of the ro road. >> reporter: here are the rules. bikers, you are a vehicle. act like it. stop at red lights. signal. get bells and lights for night riding. drivers, bikes are vehicles. they are actually entitled to a whole lane. look for them. don't park in the bike lane. they wind up in traffic. and remember, bikers are people just like you only on two wheels instead of four. >> we're not out to ruin their day. it's not my intention to ruin somebodi' days by biking in front of them. >> reporter: studies show what will make the streets safer for everybody is more protected and buffered bike lanes which are going in. but in our co

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earlier hypothetical the jury finds the aggregator course and therefore there is death a budget of the indigo'sough the judge. and they say there is simply no evidence to support that aggravating factor. but i think another factor. under your view of the judge can go ahead and impose a death penalty. stack that's a little bit different than i understand injustice is hypothetical. first the recommendation doesn't specify what -- >> but this is my hypothetical. [laughter] >> so to make sure i understand -- i think the difference respectfully has included a finding that the judge finds no evidence to support. >> and what would happen tax >> if you had a situation can and again this would be limited to, let me make sure i'm limiting the situation where the state is depending on the death recommendation, which is the minority of cases. if the jury made a specific finding binding to a specific aggregator and again, it wouldn't be instructed on the aggregator unless there was sufficient evidence at the threshold stage but if the judge concluded there was insufficient evidence, he never would have subm