malaysia airlines has been here before.he airline is no stranger to unusual and tragic circumstances. a hijacking in 1977 killed all on board. another crash in 1995 left 34 dead. and now we're learning more about a bizarre case in 2000. an airbus a330 headed from beijing to kuala lumpur. the reverse route of mh-370. the flight itself went smoothly. on the ground, disaster truck. baggage handlers got hit with toxic fumes. they discovered chemical filled canisters had leaked. poison covered the cargo area. no serious injuries but the corrosive chemicals damaged the plane beyond repair. >> hazardous materials are carried by every airline in america, every airline in the world probably. if something is mislabeled or mispackaged, or badly packaged you can have that happen. >> reporter: even if you can call what's happened to malaysia airlines bad luck or a fluke, travelers may have trepidations and the airline is already struggling having lost an estimated $1.3 billion in business over the past three years. >> it's not unusual f

it is a mammoth task for malaysia airlines.llion buyback plan, that is just a start, and then comes the pain. stearate it will be a huge challenge, given that malaysian airlines has suffered a huge blow to its image, back-to-back disasters. the prime minister acknowledged it. he said, piecemeal changes will not work. it requires an overhaul. details will be released by the end of the month, but we know khazanah, a major shareholder, 69% ownership, it is at the final stages of the restructuring plan. let's take a look at the shares. they are down 23% year to date. khazanah will pay shareholders a 13% premium for the buyback. forget about a higher offer. maybank says second-quarter results will be "awful." no hope of a revised offer. malaysian airlines resumes trading at 9:00 a.m. local time. be sure to look at the shares of malaysian airports. kla and others. what can we expect malaysian airlines to look like after the revamp? >> expect it to be leaner with cost cuts. malaysian airlines will be trimmed. it will fly to fewer dest

parts of malaysia.s is marked a national day of mourning. bodies were greeted and almost given state funerals, full state honors. that's a reflection of what this country has had to endure, at least the aviation industry. two catastrophic accidents bringing down it would have large airliners of the state and national airline, loss of more than 500 lives, 93 malaysian. they've made the coming home of these 20 victims the first from mh 370, the plane that went missing. these are the first from either plane to come back. they're making this state occasion. flags at half mass. we watched the coffin draped with the malaysian flag brought in by malaysian soldiers. it's a big day for them and marks a dreadful year in aviation for malaysia. >>> the united nations says more than 190,000 people have been killed over the course of a three year conflict in syria. that's double the number a year ago. the figure is the first to be issued by the human rights office since july 2013. it documented then that 100,000 peop

his body has not been brought back to malaysia in time for the memorial service. shaharil says he will wait for ghafar's return, no matter how long that takes. he strongly hopes that people responsible for downing the passenger jet will be brought to justice. >> i want him to be with us as a best friend. the thing is right now, we need justice, which would be blamed for the tragedy. and we want the russians to be in a court. >> reporter: through unexpected circumstances, malaysia became caught up in a tragedy involving the conflict in ukraine. friends and family members of the victims are waiting patiently for the truth behind the mh-17 incident to be fully revealed. takuma yoshioka, nhk world, kuala lumpur. >> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm cholaphansa narula in bangkok. >>> people across china have seen their economy grow year after year over the last three decades. they've also seen a wave of environmental destruction. now president xi jinping is trying to turn things around. but local governments don't seem to be following his lead. nhk world's daisuke azuma

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malaysia airlines is also reviewing its unprofitable routes. it is trying desperately to return to profit. what we know from people near the matter is that a major shareholder will discuss some of these proposals tomorrow. ,he restructuring measures offering to take the company private, efforts to revive malaysia airlines, especially after the back-to-back air disasters. mh370 and mh17. to be sure, the carrier was struggling with financial difficulties even before that. three years of losses. more than 4 billion ringgit lost during that period. shares about 18% lower year to date. it will report second-quarter numbers later this week. nothing to be excited about. >> tell me something here. this is going to be a massive restructuring plan. it is likely to be very far-reaching. they are looking for a new leader to do it. are we going to name names? >> speculation that they are looking for a new ceo. going to bere considered. one is the former coo of malaysia airlines, now heading the government economic transportation program. he was the coo of m

public holidays in malaysia and vietnam.o trading there today. , protesters kong are expected to take to the streets after china rejected rater democracy for the city. they say beijing has reneged on the promise in the form of universal suffrage in this election of the next chief executive. protesters hitting the streets. >> yes. they want full democracy. one person, one vote. the plan is not happening as hong kong wants it to be. what they have come through, a lot of protests, only two or three candidates in the 2017 vote. they must have at least half of the mpc committee. that is 1200 strong. so that is the concern. ng said this is a reasonable decision. decision andfied its legal effect is beyond a doubt. here he is just last month. >> if we follow the so-called international standard imposed by some small groups of people in hong kong, it will create a chaotic society. until now, they can tell us the exact definition of international standard. kongresult, many hong people have wasted a lot of time discussing things that

the return of the bodies comes as malaysia tries once again to locate the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 370 which went missing in march this year. >> to west africa where 1350 people have been killed to the ebola virus. most of those deaths have been centered in four west african countries. the nations surrounding them are starting to worry. south africa says people from those countries will not be allowed in. senegal says it is suspending flights with those nations and closing its border with guinea. those on the ivory coast have also imposed travel bans. in monrovia, many people are struggling to cope with their new lives under quarantine. much-needed water and food supplies brought in. the monrovia district of west point has been under ebola quarantine since tuesday. provisions were unloaded under the watchful eye of security forces. the lacks including -- of basics including rice and water have soared since the quarantine. >> you can buy a cup of rice for $20 u.s. we were happy to see rice come to us like this. we want freedom. they must open the roads so we can find food. >>

but malaysia airlines is still down year to date. paymajor shareholder will shareholders the 13% premium for the buyback. if you are a holder of malaysia airlines shares hoping for a higher price, you can almost forget it. second results will likely be awful. 15 analysts have a sell call on the company. you might as well accept comes a's offer.cept khazan >> it is not just these two terrible tragedies, but also years of losses, years of being a bloated company. >> you are right about that. expect it to be leaner. meaner? probably not. it will not compete in the budget airline space. but will that be enough? some are not so convinced. some say malaysia airlines needs to look at its business model. this is critical. what it wants to achieve in long-term. it is not doing that, not yet anyways. that is not to say it can't build a good image. japan airlines did it. it was bankrupt and now no more. swiss air did it as well. in the money now with the new owners. a turnaround. fingers crossed, i guess, for that to happen. >> thank you. here

keiji himeno, nhk world, penang, malaysia. >>> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> chinese prosecutors are punishing a company they believe sold expired meat products to fast-food chains and convenience stores. they've given police permission to arrest six executives. the firm is based in shanghai. prosecutors say staff committed food safety violations. police have held the executives just after the scandal came to light. they can detain suspects before making a formal arrest. the u.s. food supplier osi group is the shanghai firm's parent company. representatives say they'll continue to cooperate with chinese authorities. >>> north korean officials have changed their minds about sending cheerleaders to south korea. the squad was supposed to perform at the upcoming asian games, and their presence was meant to be an opportunity to improve relations on the peninsula. state-run korean central television reported the turnaround. pyongyang initially said a record 700 people would travel to incheon for the games. that included athlete

malaysia airlines has to rebuild its reputation as well as its financial health. >> one of the thingsme out from the restructuring of malaysia airlines is possibly a rebranding of the airline as well. which may go some way forward to aiding and restoring that reputation, but it is a long and up hill battle there. >> reporter: malaysia wealth fund says it plans to overhaul the airline. analysts say taking it off the stock exchange will make it easier for them to restructure the company and has not said what the restructuring will mean but it won't have the desired effect if malaysia airlines doesn't regain consumers' confidence, florence with al jazeera. >> british investigator and american wife have been given a two year sentence in china and the court says britain is to be deported and peter humphrey were accused of illegally obtaining private information on chinese citizens. they were arrested last year after doing work for british pharmaceutical giant glaxco for bribing people to use the products and the son said they made trouble for them by hiring an investigation which quote tro

unfortunately, malaysia airlines has been here before. the airline is no stranger to unusual and tragic circumstances. a hijacking in 1977 killed all on board. another crash in 1995 left 34 dead. and now we're learning more about a bizarre case in 2000. an airbus a330 headed from beijing to kuala lumpur, ironically, the reverse route of mh-370. the flight itself went smoothly but on the grond, disaster struck. baggage handlers got hit with toxic fumes. toxic canisters had leaked. no serious injuries but the corrosive chemicals damaged the plane beyond repair. >> hazardous materials are carried by every plane in the world. >> reporter: even if you can call what happened to malaysia airlines bad luck or a fluke, travelers may have trepidations and the airline is already struggling having lost an estimated $1.3 billion in business over the past three years. >> it's not unusual for airlines that go through this kind of thing to end up in bankruptcy. >> how does an airline with such a troubled past survive? malaysia airlines says it's now cons

a recent flight from australia to malaysia. look at that. the company acknowledges it lost a lot of business after march when flight 370 disappeared on a routine flight to beijing. as it struggled to recover, flight 17 was shot down over ukraine in july. the airline's parent company is now preparing a major restructuring that will likely involve thousands of layoffs. >>> malaysia airlines was already struggling financially when mh370 disappeared. australian officials now think they have a better idea of the plane a flight path. new data suggests the plane turned south sooner than originally thought. >> some work is being done in endeavoring to map the position of the aircraft when a satellite telephone conversation was attempted between malaysian airlines on the ground and the aircraft. and that has suggested to us that the aircraft may have turned south a little earlier than we had previously expected. but the search area remains the same. >> cnn aviation correspondent renee marsh is covering all this for us. it's hard to beli

. >> reporter: 20 malaysia body killed have been handed over to families for burial.y has been declared a national day of mourning in malaysia and we report. >> reporter: there was a hush at the international airport for the arrival of the special cargo plane. draped with the national flag and given full military honors, the caskets were carefully received. once all were safely on malaysia soil, a minute of silence was observed as the nation mounted. dignitaries and family members attended inside, outside many malaysia people came to pay their respects and support the families. >> translator: we pray everyday for them. >> the whole of malaysia i think we are in a situation of grief really. >> reporter: authorities have been preparing meticulously for this event and determined over the past month now the victims are back on malaysia soil and treated with the upmost dignity. past over to their families, some of the remains were flown to other parts of malaysia for burial. others were moved by hearse for burial closer to kuala-lumpa and one of the officers and flight att

the they can't change the name of malaysia. basically a strategic asset for then. >> they are doing quite a lot though besides that. they're cutting steady part of the work force, out canning back on international routes, becoming a basic regional airline a. are these aspects of change going to be enough you think to get the airlines through? >> it's a huge opportunity to start effectively from scratch. like many legacy carriers around the world, they have built up facts that's difficult to get rid of. when you're faced with huge amount of competition, the competition has increased dramatically in the last decade. particularly in that region where you're seeing the likes of the lowest costs in the industry right through to gulf carriers who are taking traffic away from the likes of mas on the longer hall routes. the opportunity is very good for them to set up a completely new organization. >> of course the issues here have been ongoing even before the two disasters that we saw earlier in the year. >> yes. the competitive forces

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into kuala lumpur twice and i flew malaysia airlines.ride in airlines is tied into pride in the country. i remember when swissair collapsed it was a national tragedy. >> i have flown malaysia airlines at my travels around emerging markets. great experience. the way i view it and this is not a macro or market view, but extraordinary tragical incident happened to be a malaysia airlines jet. it could have been any other jet . it just piled it on. >> within your abilities, they will account for this with the full faith and credit of the very substantial unsuccessful malaysian government. there will be another day for this carrier. as there was for swissair. >> without any question. even now, we don't know what the outcome will be. for the airline right now. the malaysian government can afford to inject some money into it. is similar to swissair, but they had to rebrand. they had to sell to the belgian airline. .here is a swiss airline historically, people don't make a distinction. >> the trouble with malaysia airlines is that before the two

malaysia airlines is said to get $1.9 billion lifeline from the main shareholder.going to shed a third of the work force, 6,000 people will lose their jobs. it's going to focus on a different region. now long haul routes will be abandoned. losses are mounting, and the company is warning of more to come. bookings plunged to a third pushing the company to a collapse. what have we heard? malaysia employs 6,000 staff. 3,000 will lose their jobs. long hall routes will be abandoned. new management brought next year. more on that throughout the day on bbc world news. >>> from malaysia to europe where there's growing concern about the state of the region's economy. we've had the latest inflation figures for 18 countries with eu currency. prices rose just 3% that month, smallest increase since october 2009. what does it mean? inflation has been locked in what the president called a danger zone of below 1% since october last year. let's take a look at numbers now. the european central bank's target for healthy inflation is 2% a year. anything below 1% is danger zone. in july

meantime, 43 passengers were from malaysia.e from say a russian-flied missile shot down that flight over ukraine. flight 17 is the second disaster malaysia airlines recognized this dwreer. >> it's been nearly six months since flight 370 disappeared, leaving the families of those on board without any answers as to what happened to their loved ones. after a massive international search for the plane. as you know, nothing turned up. australian authorities are preparing for the next phase of the search. meanwhile, a disturbing development atted to the despair of families. our john mann has more. >> reporter: as if the families of passengers missing aboard flight mh370 hadn't endured enough heartbreak, the theft of about $35,000 from the bank accounts of passengers has added to their misery. 33-year-old a bank officer, is fashion 12 charges for allegedly transferring money between the accounts of several passengers and a flight attendant. the woman's husband was also arrested. he's charged with using a fraudulent debit card he creat

some of the remains were flown to other parts of malaysia for burial. and others were moved by hearse for burial in koala lumpur. like the caskets of one of the first officers and the flight attendants, brought to this mosque for special prayers. airline staff here remembered not only their colleagues on flight ma17, but also the crew and the crew and passengers on mh370, still missing three months o like the flag carrier they worked for, like the nation they carried, still trying to make sense. aljazeera, koala lumpur. >> in iceland, a volcano showing signs of a massive eruption is being watched closely. on thursday, three earthquakes shook the area. standing by in case of a natural disaster. >> the biggest glacier, the earth is rumbling. this is the vatnajokull volcano, they don't know when or if or where along this volcano ridge magma could surface, but with almost 1,000 small earthquakes here every day, something is imminent. we're on the very east of the glacier, and the fact that the volcano as many underneath this vast expanse of ice is what crea

malaysia's state investment firm has proposed a complete overhaul of travel national carrier malaysiahe want to buy the shares it doesn't own and delist the carrier. this move had been expected after the national carrier lost hose two airplanes this year in tragic events. this hurt the already struggling operations. there are triggered concerns about the airline's future. the governor owns 70% of the carrier and says it will purchase all minority shares in the flag carrier and finalize a restructuring plan by the end of the month. despite the recent events, this is an airline that had one of the worst ever performances in the industry. >> in the malaysian airlines, they've been in trouble for quite a while, well before the twin tragedies. it was well known they needed capital injection. in fact malaysia airlines had five straight quarters of losses. their next financial result is due august 20th. many analysts in the market actually say it could be the worst quarter ever. if they buy out may yoinoritiemt paves the way to certain structure out of the public eye. they're not holding to

malaysia is getting ready to receive the remains of some of the victims of mh17 which was downed overast month. so far 30 victims have been eventfied. rob mcbride reports now. >> reporter: at the international airport, they have been rehearsing to ensure the ceremony will be conducted with military-tile precision. the remains of the victims will be received before a fleet of ambulances and helicopters takes the caskets to their final resting places around malaysia. this is a country still numbed by this loss. authorities have called for friday's ceremonies to be simple but dignified. flags will be flown at half mast and there will be a minute of silence. and for a country dealing with the double tragedy of lost airliners, it provides a moment for reflection and remembrance for those on board the flight. the search for that aircraft is still ongoing nearly six months after it vanished. organizations like this one were already assists in the counseling of relatives from that flight when mh 17 was lost. this day will be important, but it is only part of the process. >> it's not just to h

malaysia airlines will lay off nearly 1/3 of its staff as part of a business recovery plan. its loss of two planes this year resulted in a sharp drop of passenger numbers. >> after weeks of uncertainty, the man in charge of the malaysian government's 70% stake outlined his drastic survival plan. for the beleaguered airline to survive, he said, 6,000 jobs would have to go. >> at its core, the plan involves the creation of a new company which will house the right size work force and contracts. >> malaysia airlines was already in deep financial trouble, but the two disasters this year pushed it to the break. mh-17 was shot down over ukraine in july, and the search goes on for mh-370, missing without trace since march. bookings have fallen significantly and by some estimates, the airline is losing around $2 million a day. the loss of two planes has only hastened the inevitable for this bloated, inefficient carrier. e job cuts will keep further misery on staff, some of them lost personal friends onboard both flights. but they'll bring staff ratios more in lining with singapore ai

air disasters, malaysia air is said to be considering a complete overhaul. the company is reportedly considering thousands of job cuts and looking for a new ceo. david ingles has the details from hong kong. we knew that the government and the sovereign wealth funds were considering a big rebound. what is new this morning? -- thiswe know so far is based on people familiar with the matter, just for things. they are revisiting orders for new aircraft. they are looking at perhaps cutting down. we could see a lot of job cuts. just to put some context, 19.5 thousand, more or less, was the number of employees malaysia air had last year. about a fifth of the workforce could go. between 3000 and 4000 jobs. the firm and its largest , is also talking to as many as three people as potential replacements at the top for the current ceo. will be this week, they reporting earnings, which will correspondence we will see for malaysia air as a public company. the major rebound was for the sovereign wealth fund to take the airline private. the twoanges on top of disasters they

. >> jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange, jill, big changes for malaysia airlines, of courseplan to deal with two tragedies watch are they doing now? >> yes, that's right, good morning, ukee, erika. malaysia airlines has now been removed from the country's stock exchanges, and soon they could be fully government-own. it comes after the downing of flight 17 over eastern ukraine, and also the disappearance every flight 370 back in march. malaysia's state investment company says the airline needs to undergo complete restructuring, in order to be successful. ukee, erika. >> jill, word is army food might be getting a make over thanks to new technology. what's up with that? >> can soon be more items on the menu for soldiers serving overseas. says it is working on using 3d printers, to create food. so one food technologies, as they're called, tells army technology magazine, soldiers will be able to print what they want, and it would save money because it would eliminate wasted food. it would also give soldiers more options, because the meals could be taylor made to their individual

the prosecution says that it's a snowball of lies. >>> malaysia's government is planning to take over the country's national airlines. financial woahs escalated after one of its planes disappeared in march. >> malaysia's national carrier has been in poor financial health for the last several years, and it's in massive need of a capital injection, putting the company into state hands is one way of saving it. the other option would be to allow it to go into bankruptcy. the malaysian government has clearly ruled that out. and now the state investor has put forward a proposal to take over the rest of the share that it doesn't already own. it already owes close to 70% of the share, and it plans to buy the other 30% on the stock exchange. it's offering a small premium, 12.5%, and it emphasizes that going cost about $470 million. it plans to completely overhaul the airline, and this is just the first step in restructuring the company. how and what the restructuring will entail, those details have not been reviewed yet. but there are things that the state investor could look at, perhaps tripp

. >>> five weeks after the downs of mh 17, malaysia brings home its victims. >>> and the vacuum with too much suction power. why authorities are pulling the plu

wants to move malaysia airlines from the stock exchange.wants the airline to be fully state owned so it can overhaul the business. malaysia airlines was hit by two major disasters this year. flight 370 disappeared and flight 17 was shot down over ukraine. >> happening nucleaser to home home -- now closer to home, anne arundel police issued a silver alert for a missing 79 year old. she was last scene in gambles maryland. she's about 4'11" and weighs about 150 lbs. she drives a 2002 silver toyota with maryland tags. >> 5:46 and happening in prince george's county, funeral services will be held for teacher karen holtz williams who was killed during a rush hour collision this month with a maryland state vehicle. the wake will take place in northeast d.c. at 1:00 p.m. today followed by a funeral service at 2:00. >> developing news out of northwest d.c. this morning. the american red cross is helping more than 60 residents displaced by an apartment fire. investigators say 16 units were damaged when the fire broke out at the intersection of 14th a

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arrived today in malaysia.emains were flown on a charter malaysia airliner jet to kuala lumpur airport. 20 sets of remains were the first to arrive there. in all, there are 43 malaysians among the 298 people who died in the crash last month. >>> the militants known as isis are giving president obama an ultimatum: stop the air strikes on iraq, or they will kill another american journalist. the man in the orange shirt here is believed to be steven sotloff kidnapped in syria a year ago. >>> we are learning isis demanded $132 million for journalist james foley before they beheaded him. it was a ransom the united states refused to pay. but as kpix 5's elizabeth cook shows us, the military did try to rescue him. >>> reporter: the hostages including foley and three others were thought to be at this camp inside an oil refinery in northern syria, an area controlled by isis. two dozen special operations forces commandos dropped from blackhawk helicopters outfitted with stealth technology to avoid detection. with surveill

370 and malaysia 17.l address what i call the community is doing and relationship to malaysia 371s 371st. we don't know very much about what happened to malaysia 370. the only thing we do know is that we can't exactly locate where it is. that's the only thing we know at this point. so the committee got together. we organized a multi-to spring meeting on global flight tracking in march of this year. this brought together both the governments and industry to start to talk about this issue and start to set some near-term, midterm, and long-term objectives for the future in respect of tracking airplanes. so the near-term objectives, i have to applaud the initiative made by iata in moving ahead in tracking airplanes on a global basis. so there's a commitment made by iata to work ahead on this issue, in particular taking a look at those areas where there isn't surreal airspace and potential exists for airplanes, let's say, not to be tracked presently at the rate that we would like them to be tracked at. so iata

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still to come on aljazeera, rehearsals to receive the bodies from passengers of mh flight 17, malaysia prepares to finally bring them home. fire and ice, tourists prepare for a local eruption from the highlands of iceland. >> we ask if electric is the future of car racing. ing. >> if you know release have been held for three hamas commanders. >> the u.s. justice department announced that bank of america will pay close to $17 billion for its role in what led up to the financial cries. the settlement is the large evident deal the justice department has reached with the bank over the 2008 mortgage meltdown. >> human rights group claims hundreds of yazidis men were runed up and shot near sinjar. >> fighting in iraq have forced hundreds of thousands from their holes. many three to refugee camps for safety but find they are struggling to help. we report on one camp in the east of iraq. >> for the last few years, she has spent her life as a refugee. elderly, she struggles on a daily base. she is from north of baghdad but lives in camps across the country. she's been forced from one town to an

malaysia observing a national day of mourning friday. forensic experts in amsterdam identified these 20 victims over the past few weeks. their remains arrived in kuala lumpur, arriving from amsterdam. it was a very solemn ceremony attended by the royal family and other dignitaries as they all greeted respectfully the coffins. >> 43 of the 289 people on board flight 17 were from malaysia. ukraine and many western countries say a russian-flied missile shot down that plane over eastern ukraine july 17th. >>> we keep our focus on that side of the planet as japan continues to recover from massive and deadly landslides. and i guess more heavy rain now coming in. meteorologist ivan cabrera joins us from the cnn weather center with details on this. >> and those pictures of this mudslide are really devastating to see. >> no question about it. and they're mourning their own in the western japan as a result of this. we've lost dozens of people and dozens remain unaccounted for here. this is exactly what happens when you get landslides here. so much

trading of malaysia airlines has been suspended on the kuala lumpur stock exchange. it came shortly after malaysia's state investment firm said it wants to take them over and perform what's called a complete overhaul as they describe it of the airline. >> malaysia airlines stock has been hard hit, of course, because of the two disasters. the crash of flight mh-17 in ukraine and the disappearance of flight mh-370. malaysia air management says it will continue normal business operations while the board of directors considers the proposal. all right. a shift to weather now and hawaii is bracing for twin hurricanes. one now approaching landfall. >> meteorologist ivan cabrera joins us with details. i saw a report of people on the big island of hawaii hunkering down. is it making landfall. >> it's something that hasn't happened there ever here and we're about to look at a hurricane that will make landfall in the next several hours. barely holding on but as far as hurricane status i think it will do so before it hits the big island. look at the activity. the atlantic basin

then malaysia in november, uruguay in december.nos aires january, miami march, longbeach in may. berlin end the may, and the final race in london's battersly park in june. it sounded good to the donnington spectators. >> it's like a jet plane. the sound is unreal. >> a leg as si of electric vehicles, oil consumption, co2 down and job creation. they'll need sustainable interest in the racing. >>> and that's if from me. >>> thank you. we have heard singing. now a bit of dance. the tango international festival is held in the home. the tango, of course, the capital of argentina, buenos aires. [ ♪ music ] >> more than 600 couples are there from 41 different countries are there, taking place in the world championship titles. the winners got 7,000. so good incentive to do well, isn't it. how is your tangoing? >> on the stream, >> the usda pulls 770 inspectors from poultry processing plants. join us on the stream to find out what that means for your food safety. >> the stream on al jazeera america >> breaking news this morning, an american

and malaysia airlines has been losing money consistently for the past three years and even before thise tragedy and still the company believes with this package it at least now has a future. >>> in columbia former employees of gm have sewn their mouths shut to pressure the giant company to compensate them for work-related injuries. this is their latest protest after being laid off three years ago, only four workers of the original 60 remain. gm is accused of firing injured employees to avoid paying medical benefits. and millions of of people in argentina are 24 hour strike against unemployment and inflation and this is the second this year and comes a month after argentina defaulted on is international debt and we report from the capitol buenos-ares. >> reporter: this is the second strike since he has been in office, this one over a whole host of issues including job security, rising inflation and new taxes. the country is also in a difficult international situation, in conflict with the united states judiciary system over unpaid creditors. this strike on the early evidence of lookers

we don't very much about what happened with malaysia 370. the only thing we do know is we can't exactly locate where it is. that's the only thing we know this morpg. the community got together and organized a disciplinary meeting on global flight tracking in march of this year. this brought together both government and industry to start to talk about this issue and start to set some near determine, mid-term, and long-term objectives for the future in respect of tracking airplanes. so the near term objectives, i have to applaud an initiative made by iota in moving ahead in tracking airplanes on a global basis. so there is a commitment made by iota to work on this issue, in particular, working on the issues where there isn't air space and the potential exists for airplanes not to be tracked presently at the rate we would like them to be tracked at. so iota formed an aircraft tracking task force called the attf. it is really a broad cross section of our aviation industry. it involves the regulators, the airline industry itself, the airline manu

all electronic trading for all markets has been halted except for malaysia.rading here in the asia-pacific. japan's nikkei 225 is continuing to see gains on yen weakness, really helping boost the outlook for exporters today. kospi is now flipping into green territory. australia right now is unchanged. this after starting the day off in negative territory. close eye ong a the s&p 500 later today. the benchmark just a few points away from an all-time high. it is one of the stories we are watching from the u.s. su keenan sends us this news. >> one of the big questions heading into this week on wall street, will the s&p 500 resume its record rise and break above the 2000 level for the first time in history? dayriday, stocks began the within eight points of that level but failed to break new ground. this week, a new round of economic reports could play a role in setting new records. we will get the latest on gdp. economists are predicting that u.s. consumer spending and business investment, and to help the economy -- combined to help the economy grow last quarter.

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the missingor malaysian airlines flight that went off the radar between kuala lumpur and malaysia istill going on. new analysis between the ill-fated airline are prompting investigation to expand their search further south. that was followed by another one just four months later. went down over ukraine. airline thatr an already had massive losses. they will have to cut thousands of staff. >> it is a new dawn for malaysia airlines. $1.9 billion plan to restructure the beleaguered national carrier. long-haul routes will be eliminated, and new chief executive put in place, and one third of the workforce will bes s slashes. >> the objective of this exercise -- to support a national carrier, but not at any cost. this is the key issue. >> the state investment firm that is already the majority shareholder will take full airline andhe return to profitability by 2018. they have blamed much of their misfortune on the disappearance 470, and themh shootdown of a plane over ukraine. weekly bookings were down 33% in july. then he fights have been canceled and passengers post photos of empty seats

. >> staying in the airline business, tragedy struck carrier malaysia airlines. is facing a complete overhaul . the fund already owns around 70% and will buy out the other shareholders. malaysia airlines was already in trouble financially before it was hit by two major disasters. since then it is estimated the airline has lost $2 million a day. meanwhile, the federal aviation authority in the united states is barring u.s. airlines from flying over iraq. the faa cites the armed conflict in iraq as militants their fight security forces. it comes only hours after the isis state started and strikes over military targets. the ban applies to all u.s. carriers, but non-us carriers have already stopped flying over iraq. british airways said on friday it would reroute its flights that usually cross iraq year space. we have seen a lot of attention on geopolitical tensions including the situation in iraq in the past 24 to 48 hours in the stock markets, and in the united states this hour we are actually seeing shares trading firmly higher this hour. investors team to be reac

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malaysia flight 370 and the 239 people on board disappeared over the indian ocean last march. and 298 people died when flight 17 was shot over the sky as it flew over ukraine. >>> a flight was diverted after passengers got into a fight over a reclined seat. this flight was heading from miami to paris when it made an unscheduled stop in boston. a man became upset when the passier in front of him reclined her seat. a crew member tried to calm the men but two air marshals had to intervene. the man was arrested and take ton the hospital for preexisting health conditions. he was arraigned on charges for interfering with a flight crew. >>> time is 4:48. let's go to sal. keeping an eye on traffic. sal, tgif. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. we all need a break sometimes and it's friday. right now the traffic looks good for a friday. and sometimes we do have lighter than usual traffic on friday. that friday light phenomenon and today it might be that way because of the long holiday weekend coming up. this is a look now at the traffic. it looks very nice on 880 north and southbou