to come up with two things, deciding how muchjet to come up with two things, deciding how much jet airways two things, deciding how muchjet airways owes everybody and if they accept bids to buy the company, what the office can like. we are expecting the criteria for office to come in later this week and they want bids to come in as early as saturday. they are trying to get the process going —— criteria for office. there are reports they have asked for the creditors committee to come up with a solution in 180 days, about half the time india's bankruptcy process usually ta kes. india's bankruptcy process usually takes. a lot of pressure to get it right. jet airways, it is over $1 billion, just in debt, not considering all the money it owes to employees and back salaries, it will be really complicated to figure it out —— jet airways owes over $1 billion. asia today, no dramatic declines, but the mood was pretty pessimistic in asia, partly because trump is talking tough again about paris, saying he could impose additional tariffs on chinese imports if he wants —— about tariffs. it is currently

jet airways has been grounded since april after running out of cash.ater associates flagship fund has given one of the first performed at worst performances in 20 years. first six4.9% in the months of 2019 but managed to recover some of the losses this month. the sun -- this comes after a strong 2018 when it gained almost 15%. paul: avatar has been toppled as the highest grossing film. disney's avengers end game has taken three point $8 billion in theaters worldwide. avatar held the record for 10 years. according to revenue tracking website box office mojo, and ine is only 16 if you factor inflation, with the top spot held by gone with the wind. paul: bmw has prompted the production chief -- promoted a production chief to ceo, and this man will succeed but person who stepped down after four years following struggles to set a course for the luxury carmaker . tom mackenzie spoke exclusively with bmw's china president and ceo on the new appointment in the future strategy for the group. aim is to be slightly better than the premium segment. we expect the p

angelo d' souza is one of the few jet airways employees who still gets ready and goes to work.nths since she received a salary from the grounded airline, but after 25 years with the company, angela is reluctant to look for a newjob despite the toll it's taking on herfamily. we do have a little savings which, for now, i can manage with, but eventually that will dry out and that's when i have to get a job. although i wait and i hope and i pray that it comes back. jet grounded its planes in april amid growing financial problems. revenue had declined and the company had racked up $1.2 billion in debt. last month, jet entered bankruptcy proceedings but the company has few assets that can be sold to pay loans all the salaries it owes employees. 0ffers all the salaries it owes employees. offers to buy the company could bring in much—needed cash. you can afford to make decisions right for everybody... sanjiv says hisjoint proposal with right for everybody... sanjiv says his joint proposal with workers from the troubled carrier has the best chance of getting the airline back in the air.

conglomerate has restarted discussions here forsting in jet airways supporting in the business standardaper. the report that they are funding to bring the airline back to the skies. the last talks were said to have down where jet airways has been grounded since april after running out of cash. nissan is forgoing the suv and betting big on the sedan. chief of planning said he is betting on eco-friendly driver transport,ss on betting on eco-friendly driver transport,ss on meaning traditional sedans will be more popular than the heavier suvs and people carriers. david: in case you missed it, a fairly eventful weekend in hong kong. the chinese government office has condemned what it called a siege on a building by pro-democracy protesters. tear gas to tear gas to disperse a group after a peaceful march. david is outside the chinese liaison office in hong kong this morning. tell us why this target -- this liaison office was targeted in the first place? what's the significance of all that? i think what we really need to understand is that the liaison office is the symbol, but also the represe

discussions on investing jet airways.unding requirements to pay creditors and a bid to bring the airlines back to size. last month, talks have said to broken down. paul: the bridgewater associates posted one ofhas its worst performances. it lost 4.9% in the first six months of 2019. but it managed to recover some of those losses this month. kathleen: avatar has finally been toppled is the highest grossing film of all time. avengers end game has now taken $2.8 billion in theaters worldwide. avatar held the record for 10 years. game only ranks 16th if you factor in inflation with the top spot still held by 1939 gone with the wind. paul: let's get a preview of what to watch for in markets later this morning with sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. philippine market watchers will be turning into the president's state of the unit address. there may be more support. now trading above the key 8000 level. were met by a six straight day of positive allocations. after this morning's exports what from korea, we have is going on with dat

denied the jet airway founder permission to fly overseas amid a government investigation into fraud upe. the judge said there was -- fraud at the airline. his lawyer says the ruling is illegal and the need to travel to explore funding for the carrier. they owe more than $1 billion to creditors after he defaulted on loans. paul: saudi arabia and energy giant aramco awarded contracts with $18 billion to boost up two oil fields. they extend production curves. the projects will add 550 barrels per day at the margin. and otheroleum corp., companies, are a man of global list of companies to win contracts. a chinese contract drugmaker is that to be planning a share sale in hong kong six months after listing in shenzhen . they are working with advisors to offer shares in hong kong before the end of the year. sources say the listing could raise .5 billion u.s. dollars based on the current market value. shares have soared in january. facebook is seeking to mitigate some of the concerns raised on capitol hill about his proposed that the currency, libra. -- its proposed cryptocurrency, libra. they

a british airways jet flying low, way low buzzing by people only a few feet away. well, landings are common at this airport on the island of skiathos but this was too close for comfort. some people had to duck for cover. >> wow. >>> back in this country a pilot survived this hard landing in ocean city, maryland. the single engine plane was reportedly having mechanical trouble before it went down. the pilot was the only one on board. >>> an outpouring of love in baton rouge, louisiana, for a civil rights leader who was murdered. a vigil honored sadie roberts-joseph at the museum she established. she was found in the trunk of her car last week. convicted sex offender ron jermaine bell is charged with her murder. he is a tenant in a rental property she owned and police say he was behind in the rent. >>> the crisis in puerto rico could escalate today. organizers are planning the largest protest yet to demand the governor resign amid a corruption scandal in a profanity laced online chat that was leaked. governor ricardo rossello insists he has done nothing illegal. the

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jet engines and to work on a petrochemical project. the deal was signed tuesday during a visit. the agreement includes qatar buying u.s. military equipment and the patriot missile defense system. qatar airwaysith going planes and gulfstream jet. the former head saudi intelligence says washington's long-awaited vision for middle east peace will fail unless it involves a palestinian state in the capital of jerusalem. the plan laid out by jared kushner is up in the air and will not succeed without the palestinian nation. the palestinians boycotted where kushner presented his plan last month. the british parliament has voted to prevent the next prime minister, coursing through a no deal brexit. the house of commons backed the bill by just one vote. meanwhile, the opposition labour party has changed strategy and now backs a second referendum on brexit. jeremy corbyn says the party would campaign to stay in the eu if a second vote were called. the iranian military is having to retaliate against britain for the seizure of a tanker, accused of taking oil to syria. the tanker was in international waters and not headed to syria and describes the u.k. action as piracy. the retaliation threat highlight

except a few weeks ago in paris, boeing got a huge order for the max for 200 jets and a big vote of confidence from british airways operator. liz: i would think that was a huge thumbs up, which makes me wonder if the stock is $90 off its 52-week high, it is still yielding about 2.2% on the stock. you know, it's been down 16% since the ethiopian airlines crash and that was march. i'm wondering if you look at this and say well, all companies that are good and solid go through very bad times, right? >> right. boeing and the investors i'm sure are really waiting for this cloud of the max to be lifted. they want the plane to fly again. the airline customers, especially, want the plane to fly again. once the plane is flying again, that means the airlines are making money off the plane. that means that boeing presumably would be reducing how much it owes the airlines for not being able to fly the plane that they sold them. so it gets the ball moving in a lot of ways for both the airlines and boeing. liz: well, boeing right now, just slightly lower at the moment. andrew, thank you very much. we will see you next time. and

jet approaching heathrow airport. it landed near a man who was in his garden. the body was traced to a kenya airways, a stowaway. water and some food were discovered in the landing gear compartment once the plane touched down. cnn's nina dos santos reports on the tragedy and the reaction. >> reporter: it was on this tranquil terraced street in southwest london on the flight path toward heathrow airport that a body plummeted from the sky, falling around about 2,500 feet into the back yard of this property, just yards away from where a resident was sunbathing. well, pictures of the scene sho show the depression on the ground that this impact had made, and residents say they're still shocked that this could have happened in this part of the capital. >> very unfortunate. it's quite frightening as well. my back garden's just a few doors down from there. it is quite frightening. as i was coming back on the bus i could see there were hundreds of people out on the common. and it could have been a major tragedy if he'd fallen on the crowds over there. it's a tragedy anyway. >> reporter: very little is known

airways -- not just the most prestigious of carriers, but a cultural icon. pan am was founded in 1927 as america's first international airline. an innovator in the use of jetlegendary for its luxury, panache, and above all, its classy, gorgeous stewardesses. pan am flight attendants were iconic. did she fit the bill, lise? >> oh, good lord, i think she createdthe bill, actually. >> how'd she look in her uniform? >> oh, she looked gorgeous. she looked gorgeous until she retired. >> the stew's life gives naomi the chance to see the world. during layovers, while her stewardess friends sit by the pool, naomi immerses herself in the local culture, which leads to a new hobby -- beads. that's how she befriends jamey allen -- over their shared love of the small mementos. what do you think naomi's fascination with beads was? >> she liked the fact that beads put you in touch with the culture that you admire or are interested in. >> in some cultures, they're money. in others, magical charms. for naomi, they slide easily into a suitcase and through customs. >> they are mankind's oldest portable art form. >> naomi soon identifies the perfect way to add to her bead coun

airways says they have -- they are disappointed they have chosen to strike but will do everything to avoid a strike. earnings surging in the second quarter at airbus, ramping up deliveries of a narrowbody jete complaining shipments remain behind schedule. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: ge aviation with double-digit order declines, -10%. revenues were ok. there cfo will transition to another role, jamie butler -- jamie miller. did the apple watch finally mature into a legit product? >> it looked great to me. the wearables category in general was close to 50% growth. tom: why was that? software, you bought one. >> i am in the market for one and went shopping for one and am looking at the price points going, this looks like the iphone five or six years ago. volumebegin to move good on a $500 to $600 price point, you will generate good growth. tom: what does the cash generation and cash build look like on the balance sheet? billion indid $9.63 free cash flow. the primary focus for the company's distribution to shareholders, so they have a decent dividend payout and they are buying back shares. what was encouraging to me -- francine: talk me through some of the services. you are see

jet was able to land safely and no one was hurt. >>> and lufthansa resuming flights from cairo international airport after a one-day suspension with german airlines along with british airwayssk terrorism against aviation. jedediah: planned parenthood making headlines this week ousting its president after less than a year on the john. dr. liana we claimed she was hired after holding a secret meeting. our next guest knows about these secret meetings. former planned parenthood clinic director turned pro-life advocate abby johnson. welcome to the show. this story is fascinating and you know a lot about these secret meetings. what do you think went on in this meeting that led to her firing? >> well, i think dr. wen became a threat to planned parenthood. anyone who suddenly decides this isn't the organization for me, they're usually ousted pretty quickly. planned parenthood is terrified of former employees, rightly so. they know all the dirty laundry, they know all their secrets, and they can put it out publicly. and so they're very concerned about their employees speaking publicly about what they do know and what planned parenthood's real motivation is. jedediah: you know, peop

british airways jet buzzed right by spectators just feet away on the island of skiathos.mon, but that is getting way, way too close. >> thank goodness everyone is okay. >> that one gave me chills, yikes. >>> now to the 2-year-old found alive after vanishing on a camping trip spending the night lost and alone in the woods, and paula faris is here with the story. this little girl's family is beyond relieved this morning i'm sure. >> reporter: beyond relieved. what a remarkable story. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. a 2-year-old missing overnight in the remote woods of michigan when 24 hours passed, search crews feared the worst. >> outstanding. all units, copy. the child has been located. >> reporter: 2-year-old gabriella was found alive and healthy tuesday after disappearing in the heavily wooded area of oscoda county for more than 24 hours. our affiliate spoke to her father on tuesday. >> i had received a text from one of my friends saying, is your daughter okay? did you find her? i didn't understand what she was talking about, so i went and did research, and