that means the man, the legend, john leahy, who sold over 12,000 airplanes over a 20-year career, mayarkable story. it's really a taste for airbus of what could come after leahy, who's 65, how they're going to sell airplanes if and when john leahy is finally grounded, decides to retire. from what i understand, he's not the retiring type, not the golf type. selling airplanes is what he does. we'll see how airbus survives. >> this man lives on an airplane, let me tell you. sometimes he doesn't even book hotel rooms, he just gets off the airplane, has a meeting, gets back on, sleeps, goes wherever he's got to go next. clearly the other big story to watch the rest of the day is the jobs number. that is a central focus at what is coming up next. "surveillance" is next right here on bloomberg television. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday. ♪ . . >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> the government offices are closed in hong kong as protesters strengthen barricades. back, andpushed moments ago student leaders called for calm. it is jobs day in america. we go in search of wage growt

john leahy is not just the man behind the sales strategy, he is the sales strategy.is career, he sold about 12,000 jet. it is a remarkable run. the presence in court. it would be a case for the company. he has been so crucial to the strategy. at issue is an old case, it is a 2006 case. this will give some insight into what was happening. they are trying to figure out how to write the costs. that is secondary and we should know that there is artie been a previous case where all of the executives were not found guilty. this is yet another case that the lawyers are working on and if leahy does appear in court for four weeks, they might be under a little bit of pressure. >> we look forward to those breaking headlines. >> the global economy needs bolts policy. she elaborated in a bloomberg television interview. >> at the speech that you gave, you said we will not return to the precrisis world. by the g 20 nations finally catching up with lagarde? >> i was concerned then and i'm still concerned today. we talked about of this mediocre horizon that we need to avoid. fromw is